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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
SOME SOLID FACTS
A Most Efficient dminiStra-
ton Closed Monday Night
PLEASANT WORDS FOR MYERS

Mayor Myers retired from the may.
ora ONCE last Monuay evening 1ho
tWo years administration ending vith
oils ,romcnt closes the most on
cicn. and buanensi.-s administration
h.s city has ever had hia successor
mayor Mckee. was elected o. b demo
. ana .as aupported hy the go
,. Government league, many
0f them setting themselves up tor
rofomcs. Although Mayor Mckee
has the a.d OF seven republican alder
men. one oi Wnom vas Boa once
during ,ho Myers administration. be
UUI. lcyt.llticss. have t0 exert hlm'
8 B.. O. ,ho lCat oi niH ability Go mage
"a a.eaua at tho a.oal oi his aum.nia.
trauou that WIA stand comparison
W,,h tbD two yCaIa a4minlttauou ui
..ay1i Myuu huWCygr he bias start
-I 0u WUu ly retaining tho city iiar,
snAl. street C0mmlGaionor. sewer in.
spcltog aud otnCr officers who were
n Office under MAYOR MycIs. The
latter also displayed good igagmCut in
retaining Martin iICruOy, a democrat
uom lho Emerald IDLE WAC WAS in
ONCE under tho Marion admin.atra.
lion. u,s excellent service ga street
commissioner is not only 4 crcuit TO
I almsC.f. but also 20 Mayor Myers
good iussmCut ia retaining him The
Myers administration leaves the
streets lu good condition. many OF
them having been improves tor the
HrG, uEc. 70 leaves ghc |cit2 win
nityBIN arc ilsht6, aH against tWcnty'
seven when u como into oa.ce. and
mat. too, az q reduction or oue-tniTd
in cos, per usnt Many other particu
lars Co. tbo way oi permanent improve
/ montB could be- mentioned. but 20
mention them an would fogure t00
/ much space. The condition ol the
city treasury cannot. howoyor. b1
omitted Tho statement OF the nnan
cial cgIdiuon oi tho city at che closC
of the last democratic tMauonl ad
mlnlBtTaiion showed a balance Ia tht
treasury OF yii.1g0Ag. M state
l meat. however. iaiIod % taa6 accounN
oi warrants outstanding TO m,
amount OF yil.2SS sD. leaving an sc
tual balance in tho treasury OF g23g
with az ovOrdrait o. glfCs against
tho Park fund. Compare tho nguroi
taken from the treasurora report sub
mitiCd az the close OF the Myers ad
miniltration on Monday niEht las,
Balance on hand 1iL72g1y, from
which deduct an outstanding war
rants. Sf,47s4b. and we have s4,25l
ai net cash Ia the Treasury with whicI
the present administration CON
menceB its OHiCial career. Quite dil
ferent from a dencit O. Sass
Retiring Mayor Myers and the 70
publican aldermen Who shared viii
h,m the responmDinties and labors o
conducting the citys ahaIrB for th
past two years. deserve 20 be thank
tully rCmcmboreL Dy the people OF Al
Huquerque this is mo kind OF eI
nCioncy that requires no Good co,
ornment league rcioFmCr 90 exploit q
lt spoasa Tor iiaelf.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

An act tor the relief Of small holding
settlers within tHs limits OF TIE
grant of land 10 the Atlantic and
pacinJ Railroad company 90 tho
Territory OF New MoKioo.
80 d enacted by tho senate and
house OF representatives OF the United
states OF America 90 congress A.
semtIcd. That the Atlantic ana PACT
ac Railroad company, be successors
ln interest ana its or their assigns,
may when requested By the aocre
ary OF the Interior 90 % DO. rolin.
qulsh or deed, as may be proper, 10
TIE United statos any section of sec
u0ns of itB or their lands in the Ter.
ntory 0f New MEXICO tho title 20
wtica was derived BY said railroad
company through tho act on congress
of July twenty seventh. eighteen hun
drcd ana BiEiyalK. Do ald 81 me con.
structl0n OF said railroad, any p0rti0a
0f which secti0a is ant has been oc'
cugied hy any aeitlor or settlers as
home or homestead BY themselves
or their predocoanora 90 intereai for
period of not less tkan tUeniy-nFt
years next before zee passage OF lhil
act and shall then be entitled 20
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
NAT RElSS As
A DETECTIVE

Caaflcs r Myors received teio.
gram yesterday from Nat Reiso, OF
The Sat hoisa southern Carnival
company. whicn said.
Found your sbrIuVrs emblem s.ll
Onward by express. regards.
During the stToet tair here MI
Nyers vas t0ucnod Tor a Masonic
emblem watcn guard Suspicion fell
lu a certain tough character who dm
some rough work for tho Carnival
company. Tho suspected man was
soarch0d. lui the charm could not 30
found Mr Kolss promibcu before
leaving here that u the lowol vas VITA
any o.. his company. ne would .eoo
hat it would roturue.. lno charm
Uas toud,sOd % Mf MycrE by the
ocal Aasons and priced by him high.
ly. not because OF rs intronaic value.
aut because q was a treasured gift
and be BE- very grateful Tor its return.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

more easily and comfortably in m
paso. whore the older children are
employed and the younger ones go 20
school
with the remark. We'll. I'm no good
90 myself nor anyone else. and I'm
going 20 KIN myself Hughes reached
for a shotgun that aat inside tho tont
with n scream OF terror Mrs.
Hughes called 10 her husband not %
shoot himself and at the same time
tried 10 grab the gun, but the uni0r.
tunate man had pulled the trigger
and sent the contents or one of tho
barrels through hia head before she
could stay hls hand.
The entire tor oi the unfortunate
mans head vas blown away and
brains ard particles % skull we're scat.
.ered an over The tent
Frantic with fright and grief Mrs
Hughes screamed until some Of hot
nelghbora came and called up Cor1
ner Spencer. who. with an undertake..
viewed the rCmainr. Afterwards re-
moving them fr me morgue in ih's
city.
The deceaef wa a years C. age
Ho had been in Ei Paso for three
Years. coming here With Ais wife and
/ family OF seven children from Ripley
county. Indiana Hc wnt a Enc ma
chinlst and for time worked fol
tho El psso Foundry a Machine CON
| Dlny Uc had two grown sons wh'
now work Dor thlt company as ma
ch.nlsts and who have been support
ng the family since their iaihert
/ health failed. Tne two s0ns sore q
heir work when the distressing a.,
| fair occurred aBi tho other chIlIre'
were AZ home
IN order TO get the boneat of th'
fresh air Husho rad been living q
tent On the yard n the place whcr'
the family resided. lie has been YER
despondeut of late and 70 ls though
that he brooied over his misfortune
until his mind became partially AFFECT
%.
His two rrown souf were sent 10
Immediately after the unfortunate n
fair and the scene was arect'nT u
the extreme
Hughes carrel q small amount %
insurance which viii he ample 20 pa
hla funeral expenses The remain
viii probably bs shipped back 20 n
diana for burial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
FlREMEN'S TOURNEY
Will Be Held at Las Vegas
Three Days In the Com.
Ing august.
MOST INTERESTING PROGRAM

The 6to lighters of the territory Will
+. IA au annual tournament at Las We.
is on August 20. . and %. and pre-
IAratlona looking O. a blk time aro
now 10 progress.
The f0lloving letter on the subject
explaira certain Interesting details
Las Vegas. April 10, 1909.
ur d Ruppe. president, Albuguer.
cue
Ar A. a. Dct.ooach secretary,
santa Fo.
Rcniiumca--taal Mousay Oyouius a
spen.al meoune oi tho hrcmcn OF Las
Vnrna. n. "a. was held az the CITY
hail which was very we'll attended.
great deal oi interest was manlios.-
"a 10 the forth coming convention and
fouruament
AMER a great deal OF discussion pro
ant con Il waa unanimously decided
mat toe dates Tor the event should
10 August goth, 2ist and 22nd. hr.
4. q. Tw.,rholl vas selected a. Gen.
sral caalrman OF the executive com
mitjoe 20 be asa,stoa BY q. hosen'
waid. "a e. Ifeld. a.. W. iifCld and A.
Rogers sr. on behalf OF the west
side. and l.. helirich. -. u. Quinldy.
@. O'Nally and H. d. Machel tor the
.ast side.
The plan proposed, al present ls
10 call the convention 10 order az the
city bail building Saturday, August
10Th. at 10 O'Clock. 80 p. M. banu
concert and exhibition hitch by one OF
ne Local nro teams 90 be- followed
Immediately by tournament events a.
me Driving Park Grounds. Tho days
events will be closed by a smoker
AZ the Commercial Grub rooms.
on SUNDAY. August 2ls,, the fore.
noon will be- devoted 20 sight seeing.
hand concert, and a trolley ride 20
me h0t Springs canyon. IN tue after.
noon a match game OF base bah %.
tween tho proposed local team and
lno o. tho visiting teams win be- play
"A a. the DRIVING Para gr0uuaa Th'
evening will oo devoted 90 church 80.
Ing No tournament events oi any
slnd will be competed for on sunday
Monday. August 22no, tHe events Of
tho tournament will be pulled on. The
forenoon viii bo devoted 20 conven
zion nn.ahing up matters OF interest
20 the association. -, about 1880 o.
n.. band concert aud exhibition WORK
~ the Las Vegas departments FOL
owed immediately by tournament
events at tho grounds iho evening
will hP giyCn over 90 grand bail 10
bnnor o, the visitors % me city.
rate OF ono fare and a iiith IRON
an points In New Mexico has beer
granted by the santa Fo railway iol
he occasion. but Il Ia expected low
~ rate will bo avaliahlo for the IRE
men themselves. possibly aa low ~
one cent per mile thia latter propoai
lion is nov up with the railroad com
pany and Z viii advise YOU re result
so toe proper umo.
Ia the event your local papers have
JAILED 10 make note OF the convention
aud tournament, piease place the in
formation above given In their hands
With request tnat tncy publish.
Yours lraternaliy,
y. McELROT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
papera on Finance.

Little Rock. Ark, April 2a.-rhere
was an increased attonuance Al the
sessions OF this tuo second day OF the
annual convention OF the Arkansas
Bankers association. Among the pa
pers and addresses presented 90 the
convention we're the following; 'Du-
urs or Banks 20 Their Employees" H..
T.. Remmol Little Rock some Tech.
nlcal Points ) Pollock, Little rock,
'rhe American institute OF Bank
CLERKS" Y NJ Richter. g. Louis, MO.
Tho convention win close late this
afternoon with the election Of onicsra,
10 pc followe, iu enc evening by the
annual convention banquet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

sut Lake. Amil ga Frank Hose
who murdered bic sifo last Christina
eas sho, 90 death ln The yard OF th,
state pouitoutaFy here az 1000 ihis
m1rniag DEATH was instantaneous
Roso'E crime Wat peculiarly atfoclol'
and cold b.s1ued ln that u almost 90
ru''sd ln ;ho death Of Die two year
ola son
Rose. who claimed bic wife conaoft
GA with other men. killed Der uni
went away. leaving the boy IN the
bed with hla dead mother BE says 1t
returned four times during the next
TWO Gays and fed tho child. Then he
went % the police headquarters and
surrendered.
Yesterday be confessed 10 cen Other
murders and many robherles CON
mltted IN various parts of Che c0ln
try
Tho authorities havc some iolb. "a.
DO the truth of hIs confession NJ
though ne gave names and dates. au'
other details
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

are isolated ane 40 not Indicate arr
general disaster People ln my once
to-day who have just been through
southern Arizona report chat the cattle
through thoro l00k we'll and some OF
them afe even sleek and fat
'rho business ot catuo raising ia
BEING put ON a more scientific ha is
ur.ry yonr The time is past when
aofds could be- turned out on free
range aud allowed TO rustic for thcm
.elyoa took tract of land ln th q
county that uy fh,nls pronounced
practically worthless and put .n wells
tn3 tcuces and other necaa airy im.
If1t.meuJs. untii % o. now property
goIth having. All around me oth"
.anohcrs have taken up tracts and ihe
mosas north and east of here. 0o'h
70 40 paao county aud over across
.bo limo ln New Mexico. are dotted
y.th ranch houses aud oihor Improve
monts
20 have ne- dopoulsd on 'hn vim
.or y,ars 81, do my pump'ng B uat,
riUga 1f tlI 0uH types and m' cAlNl
laycr want ron water near fheI
anEos
"Aa "a banEor. doing aa oV',nHiv,
1usuc iu cattle loans . viii aaJ
that there De- not "a piece oi cattl.
paper u thls BANS thut 3 do NOT con
uIpr rf etssl. indeed uuD uf th.
heaviest borrowers came Boz "a l1l
Ir TAO ar5 au1 said be trf k' eas'
hat boo wanted 90 taEo up some gi hu
PAPER before 30 was dur The 'nli
among CHl,Ipuen .r anything uut ils
enlargement tnorc v.II Do some 80
/ preston BOO pr,,a, as WAS Geo bo nR
1ecfeI. but Co give tu, notion tu uui D
| rn buyers that taD5 Gao come dow
lor, Hud p.ch up Da.tio fJr n..Io ID
io,b.ug 10 gH wr0ns, because u doe
not reple6ou, ,ho uuo conditions q
All
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
OPtNlNG GREAT
IRRIGATION SYSTEM

Modesto. Cal. April ~ 2-Thla place
was ln sala attire today aud crowded
AIth visitors ou the occasion ot che
lnouing OF the two days ce,eDration
of the completion OF the great irri
satl0n works OF the Modesto and Tur.
lock districts Ihe new system iu the
most extensive IN the entire country
through tho medium OF twenty large
canals q quarter OF a million Of acrof
lf land are supplied with water
brought from the high siorras ana
diverted by tho great Ia urando dsm.
rht WorE mas been completed a. an
expenditure exceeding tEo and hair
million dollars
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS
A REMARKABLE letter FOUND
AMONG PAPERS or THE LATE
REV. ). L, GAY.

The st. Louis Globe Democrat
brings 10 ught the following boautiill
tsis Of tho life Of the Rev. John l..
lay, who waa Tor years a resident pf
3anin Pc
Ono ot tho oldest He Insurance
BiliCi0B IN the sorld. with a remark
able history OF horoism attached TO its
withered leaves. was received yoster.
Jay b. the Mutual Life Insurance com
pany Of this city. II was for $4,000
10 the llfo OF the Rev. John l. Gay,
aho died ia 81 Luko's hospital. in 80.
Louis recently, "a his g5th year He
Eaa the oldest Episcopal clergyman
la the world
While rector % TIE church at Man.
iuu. N. ", he took out on December
20. lSt7. pG cy No. 1887 0i the straight
10 plan Tor The endowment scheme
mad not yet boeA introduced Thirty
ono years afterward, from the rectory
tt Parsons. Kaaa he sent an eloquent
sppeal 20 the company 10 permit him
l1 minister Jo the yellow fover SUIT
'oreFs % Momphls. Tenn The letter
roadF
tnHOnF khH., Aug go. 1878.
p q Winston. Esq the Mutual Llio
Insurance Company.
Ny dear Blr ! have been greatly
moved by appeals from some of our
uoople ln Memphis and by the SAD ac.
counts of suffering from ne prevail.
ng pestilenco now raging there 20
go and offer myeolf and my services
10 o. what can IN minlstering 20 the
sIck aud the dying.
TIE question 90 ash you 70 this,
Wlli you glvo me leave 20 co. without
nFaiudiclng or yltlating my llfo policy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

Liberty NO, Apr. .l..--rho debate
between Representatives % Washing.
ton university ana WIiuam leaoll
college takes place here this evening
ana promises a. BIZ ono % the most
h0taule events og tho college year.
ire question Tor dobate is' Resolved.
That the tendency of labor fodFra.
uOaB 10 detrimental" washington
has the neEhuvo End william JeWei
tho amrmaiiVe side of the DEBATE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
DISTRICT COURT
Motions for New Trials Over
ruled Decree for hS ute
Divorce Granted.
THE Or. HENRY CASE HEARD

Yesterday afternoon che court
heard motions for new trials ln tor
naoa of Territory Vs. Torb.o Cutler
r.z. convicted of murder in tho see.
lnd degree % 5olomoa vanolos. ana
uoa.ierIo AsueIom. convicted OF steal
ng "a cob, mo property o. % G Bon
a'tI. aHd 1y.uulcl tho came. asn,onr
ms th" i1rmo. o. seven yCafs impr.s
1nmDnt Iu 'ho pcn.tcnuay and tho
N'.'. .n 'No ,tsrl and Go pay "a ono
ui $500 E. " D.ayoa. who defended
.He driIliauH. prayed al appeal in
10Th clses. aud tHe defendants wgrs
sent Co Santa BE- pending tho,r CIV.
ng bond
i.o r.a.. n..o I0l .Ao .as, ot B..
H smith y1 Santiago Bata. a luIt o.
..y.se O. lulEncat ior $500. fouiorod
n plaintiff favor sDmo yoafs ago.
lnd gave Judgment in favor o. pIala
nm hc.sTF blcck q OWou ropfs
0nicd thc pIa.nun. and a J Mltchol
Tho defendant.
The court also granted lec.os sf
absolute divorce .n thu caHo OF Zani.
Un oruf dc eona against Manuel
lena upon the ground OF deuortioa.
and gave 20 the plaintiff the custody
~ four minor children. the issue rf
tho marriage. Mesars Ki0Ck a owen
reprcronted The plaintiff
This morning the court tried tho
case % Dr. j. n Henry against ths
| board ot county commissioners r
bornallllo county ThIa was an az.
ton On shiloh the paIntln sought o.
recover from the county some o. 900
alleged 90 haze been paid the county
f5r taxes which we're asfesscd by
mistake or wrongful acc OF the asses.
or several years ago The plaintiff
bought The iax certificates. and now
SOUGHT 20 recover back the monoy paid
10 the county with 20 per cent inter
ogt as provided by the statute. The
county made -efcnhe thai about half or
| me taxes that the action was barred
BY the statute OF limitations. tho suit
not having been brought within four
years The court sustained this do
tense. cut on about hnlg Of the plain
I uHa claims. and f1r which amour.
The court hell plaintiff could not TO-
cover back from tho county any os
| the moneys paid f0r TAX cortidCator
A. 90 the part of TIE claims % ne
plaintiff which were not barred by
the statute % limitations tho court
held that tho plaintiff could recover
back the money paid The county o..
gothor with 25 Dor cent Interest thors
ON MCssrs Hickey and Wlikerscp
represented Tho plaintiff. and The al
tr'cl attorney tho defendant
Tho prisoners sentenced ON Monday
wore tafen % ne territorial ponlteu
thry thla morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

select in lieu thereof and 20 have
patented other sections OF vacant
nnblIg land of equal quality 10 said
territory. az may ho agFrcd upon With
the secretary of the interior.
section q That the sccreiay ~
Iho interior shall 40 soon aa may be-
after the passage of this act. cause In.
Qufy to bo made of all lands so held
by settlers. and shall cause the bold.
lurs OF such settlers 90 be- surveyed
aud on rccoIvInE such rounquisn.
mCntG or dcc's shall no once. without
cost t0 me settlers. cause patents to
issue 90 each Hurh settler tor hia or
nsr such bold.nss. Provided Inat noe
t0 exceed one hundred and sixty
acres shall be patented to any one
% nr0n. and such recipient must
possess tho qualifications necessary
to cftio him or her to enter such
land under ne h1nrs'rau Jaws
section That any fractions oI
any such sections oi land remaining
after the issuance of patents 90 th'
settlers as Aforesaid shall ne subject
to entry by citizens tho same as otheI
p1bIic lands of the United states
Passed fbo house of representa-
tyaa March b. 1904
Mn Frank s Davis aud two ollI
II.u us.v ls,t santa DO Tor 90 Paso
| sU..D ..n.. aUI r.UiHp IE fnD fuMru
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

Milwaukee. Wis. April "a. -- The
Milwaukee Boxing club has arranged
good card tor its boxing ta0w 20
be- given tonight chester Goodwin of
Boston and kid" Aayera OF this city
are TO furnish the wind.up, OtneF
men OF more or less prominence IN
toe pugiuutic world have been en-
gagged for the preliminarios.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
oLlahoml Renuh--eln cIub-

El Reno. OKLA. April 20 The Hs-
publican Club OF oklahoma has 'om-
llCted arrangements on an elaborate
scale Tor us annual banquet here so
airht ln celebration Of tho anniyer.
sary oi the opening OF oklahoma 20
settlement ono thousand invitations
to the anair have been issued and a
lumbcr of men OF prominence are %
le among The speakers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

owing to complaint that immi.
grants have been badly treated by
some OF tho railroads between chr
caEo and New YorN. government in-
sDcctora are now assigned 10 ail
lalus carrying Immigrants frora New
York t1 the west o. ia charged that
on O number of roadu the cars fur
nished are uunt FOR human beings 20
travel ln. and tne migrants are u0t
accorded the proper opportunities 20
secure food
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
BOUND OVER
ENRIQUE HERREba, WHO KILL.
co Luis wARRICK, GOES 70
JAIL.

rae boaunB OF young Enrique hsf
rafa. wAo 10 IN Jan charged win me
EulaE o. LulB varies vas begun ca
tuesday afternoon before justice 0f
he Peace Douacian0 Oiero a. Las
VEGAS. the defendant pleaded not
guilty and aHaed for ca examination.
several Witnesses tesuned ana facts
we're brJuEht out Us,ch teen to ah0w
that Herrera aut Warrich had been
drinking 90 front 0f tna saloon ana
mad quhrroIied The witnesses we're
unable % show how tho killing oc'
CURED but teBtlhod that u was the
result % tho quarrel Herrera teatr
900 thnt Warr.cK had drawn the gun
10 shoot him and that 20 had tahon
hold or the gun t0 prevent hin, when
u some way n became discharged,
NlinF varies This story d0es not
c0lueide with the one he told the
aiEht % tho killing. wtCn be citimed
thht Whrrick drew a knife and that
he shot MIN in soH defense Herrera
Eas bound over % fue Erand jury, and
1n5ing no bont8mru. is nov confined
In tha county iaIl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

Paris. April ~ "A correspondent
% the Temps al St Petersburg says
Report that Vicaroy Alo2ion has ask
cd for bic recall Is confirmed. but d ls
NOT yea known whether The emperor
vll accept the resignation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

New Mexico timber resources are.
attracting general attention and not
a week passes but what a party o.
eastern operators gees through Aibu-
quefque 10 inspect the timber lands
Mrs Agnes Hill returned last night
from Gallup. where she was called on
account of the death Of her slstero
Mu.L.nI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

Harwo0i Home tha Methodist m a.
sion school for rirla. closed a very Fuc.
cessful torn % school yesterday Tho
children have leea sent 90 their homes
in various remote parts OF Now Mo1
ioo Miss Baker and Miss Mablo "a
chow left this morning Tor Santa -
20 remain several weeks. Tho school
wiil bo closed foi the summer months
and viii resume again noxt FAN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23
MothodIsia ooIno 70 Los Anaels1.


Tho advance guard Oi the myriad
OF Methodist preachers, who will pana
through the city tLe next fortnight
en- route 20 Lou Angeles % attend the
annual national conference. which
eIl be- in session from May Z tlu
June, arrived here yesterday 10 tho
person OF Dr w. -. Bridge, Ca New
lork, be 10 an oid acquaintance of
R6v Cocks OF the LEAD Avenue Meth.
odist EplsC0pal ChurcA and the two
ministers had q pleasant visit 90,
geihoF yesterday Ms Bridge % 70
porter tor tho Methodist Episcopal
Daily ADVOCATE publlah6d in New
York and 20 going early 20 Loa An
golea % secure quarters for himaoii
and corps OF slonogTaphera who will
follow On q wooE
Hs said that he expected that the
first special train Of the hall doEen or
50 whlah vii carry the New YORK
conLngeht 20 Los Angeiea wiiis pass
through Albuquerque the last days
OF this month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

Otis q BaEer, DO the omploy of tho
Americas Lumber company, win toen
enter matrimouy, and tha yows ia1J
20 Whom hs win be united in mar
naro. hiaq Fiofenco moloomb. arTiy.
"a laal niEht iron tortlana. Mich
AfteF iho ceremony this city viii be
iheir nutuFe aome
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-23

Adiumnt General w %. Wniteman.
~ mo National Guard o. New @oHi'
60. gas .n the city between train1 thia
morning 90 route 30 Santa Fo from
H0awel ns yinltcd the territorial
military school az hno f0usd it 20 be-
IN excellent condition. M. Whiteman
saya there has tesn very little or uo
rain 'r ,pe ptoos valley zoe last
eight rortai