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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
THE PECOS VALLEY
SEVERAL SUBJECTS BROUGHT
OUT 81 C. a. RICHARDSON'S
TALK.

Hon. @ A. Richardson OF Roswell,
president 0t che Irrigation commits
sion of Sew MoNI.o. and Hon Carl
A. Dars nf Bclcn member of th,
commission. wore here between trains
hast night goo route io their respect
I've homes after attending o. meeting
Of thc COMMISSION 100 Santa Pc Speak
ing eft thO p,.1s valley country Mr.
richardson De- quoted as follow
Tho pcrus valley if dry and needs
rain badly Tho ,att.Dmon have suf
'creI the mast from tbo continued
iry weather Sheep growers have not
suffered as heavily from losses there
A. lhcy have in other parts of the
territory Landing has been fairly
good Heavy shipments of cattle are
being made from that section To- pas
mros loo Kansas Tho cutting ~ al.
ialfa has just commenced and the
yield s heavy Fruit will Doe a uni.
'ormly good crop. and all farming iu.
terosls are doing very we'll
Judge Pope closed "a very F1tisiaC.
'osy torn % court In Roswell yosicr.
DAY Chaycs, Eddy and Roosevelt
counties have endorsed Judge a a.
Freeman Tor judge OF tho new sixth
judicial district Tho democratic pri.
marIos win be held ln Chayos county
on Saturday the lith Thoro is no
contest except Tor the nominations
ior shorin ana collector
'The government Is making FINAL
estimates preparatory 90 tho letting
~ the contract for the construction
~ the Honda reservoir located ten
u.ps west of Roswell
m conclusion De said that thcy
Aore elU patiently waiting for mo
Santa Do Central ne Roswell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
THAT QUARANTINE
NOT RELlsHEp ~ MEXICO. OUT
" SEEMS TO BE AL RIGHT.

1ho press OF Ncxico a very bit
ter iu itu remarks in respect 10 the
quarantine now ln force between the
United states and Mcaiyo and nr
Tabor. chief health officer ~ Texas.
who 90 responsible Tor is lnattu
ton
Dr. Tabor Ia referred Co ae q freak
aud thc quarantine Is pronounced as
unjust. but in mo- instance does tho
fuminr press ri-e any reason Why the
quarantine should mot ho Prom the
columns Of the very shrDiH knockinr
% can t. Hioauci chat small pat b.
rHninc in ail parts of uat republic
and % s tho black specie buuon to
ho fhH most fatal 10 aH .Ua o. true
90 wu1.I ..Hm that Dr I1uUI has
the safety ~ me people hIg state
90 heart and ls perfectly testified lr
hHng.ur about The quarantine. and E
paso. instead OF bc.rf amt. 0iefIC io
tbe pf..butou uf puue.r. Ill.,. W
hah.tnuIH ffom me deadly maIaIy
should Support pr Tabor r INIT hc
believes t1 be- right
Albuquerque had uus oaFe d. -.
disease few weeks aFc Tho pod. .H.
was a travelling man and brought '.
disease across me line. and i0r sew
oral DAYS was O. guest OF one of mo
leading hotOlH OF this city ON ne dls
coyery of the disease. the patient whf
quietly moved Co a tent on the mesa
whore ho died after being sick four
days Tho city health board was much
worried at tho time and ~ 1at careful
measures were thkol to prevent %
spread of che disease. aa "a large mum
bDr of persons had boon exposed Iinw
over. mo- indication OF me disease have
appeared aud the city authorities are
much relieved. but iu tho meantime
vigilance iH kept ON ail Foreigners
arriving from tho siuth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

HOTEL ARRIVALS
sturast European.

Joseph Hiho. H,ruanuo. y Wu
.ams Nro Yor lonu Scott D A
Robinson ~ w. Wbuson. Denver
Louis Rose. Omaha tred KILLER
John Larsen &c., paryin chicago
Fred . sheets So Louis. A. y Alb
bolt Santa Fp. W. D Wilson Grove
city pa. A w. B,rtonux. San Fran
cisco. D. % Kpy,s. Cincinnati o.
Clskey o. 81 Ca.kev Los Luuas C.
p srhmrrFor aud wife Seattle o.
a shaw Acme. Arizona Ace Bow
io. G. g. WcIdomoy,r Gallup GHoH
Master o. j. shaw San Francisco,
Dr. n "a Miller Union Mo; oscar
Sheldon Globe. Mrs. 70 Hardy Mex
lr1. Wrs D. Staring WaFlol,na Mrs.
T. s Narmurr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
FAIR PROSPECTS FOR
GOOD CROP OF GRAPES

Ad0lph uid.rr. au oxtouHiyU wine
manufacture ~ Belen, la 90 Che city
ON business Mr Ddicr also has ono
Of tho largest and finest vineyards 90
lho rio Granlo valley. OF which. Il
is needless 10 say. be Is very proud
&c. says that although q has been
very dry during the winter and
ipring. aud tbe grape vines have been
harasod some ly lato ffoatB. tho
prospocta Tor a large grape crop are
very good Mr. Dldier Wiz rptnfn
come toE.Fhf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
DRY IN NEW MEXICO
Scarcity Of Moisture Means Loss in
the sheep Business

Scarcity o. Moisture Means Loss in
the sheep Business.
.Tts la the urycst season that
s,W Mexico has ever known ssIu
O. g. D1Jruu, q st1okmau from Santa
&c at inc Coates house yesterday,
aud b. Will moan the loss ui thous
tuds 20 not mi.nous OF dollars tu the
territory ltls especially hard un tho
sheep men Tho sheep have come
through iu remarkably good Jondi.
ZION. uu, shat 10 viii not keep he
lambs alive Many sheep m.fere
arc killing the lambs as. II this rs
not done. BE- viii moan tho death oi
both lambs and owes
The profits OF tho sheep bush
ness win ho completely aunulled. But
Di course the sheep man has to look
Tor this sort of thing once Ia q while.
TO DO didn't happen thig way they
would get to bo milli0uaircs too rap
idly You know that the profits on
sheep m vht ls considered good
year ara 80 per cent That is, the
lambs Increase the value Of the fock
60 per cent each year. and tho wool
viii pay All expenses. with usually q
considerable margin.
"Wc are not much disappointed AT
the failure of statehood legislation
that o.. lu the form Ga which Il was
proposed. We 40 not want Joint
statehood and will not nccept H. We
win accept the bill. Il such a one "A
passed bat tho constitutional con
ycnuon will draw up three constitu
tlons. sepcratc ones for Arizona and
Ncw Moyico. and one for ioint state
hood Tho ono for ioint stacho0t
VIII be voted down unanimously uns
tho others viii be- adopted hy ths
same sort of a vote. Then we vii
aplsar before congress- and ask that
our action be- ratified and We believe
that IL will DO ion5 Denver News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
LIBERTY BELL At THE FAIR
FINALLY DECIDED THAT THE
PRECIOUS OLD RELIC SHALL DC
TAKEN TO ST. Louis--FtRsr
TIME WEST or MISSISSIPPI

&c. Louis Mo- May l3 40 last %
has been determined mat the old Lib.
crty Ben will boz brought 90 the
Worlds fair Many objections 90 hes
removal from Philadelphia were offer
ed at first but these have been over
come. largely because of an appeal
from 10000 ST. Louis school children.
The Liberty Bell. which will arrive
Ia ST. Louis within a few days and be
placed on Wow in the Pennsylvania
building. les Americas most priceless
material treasure No other object Us
$50 loved by the people Liberty Bell
belongs 90 the nation.
on July .. l51G. the bell. even then
many years old, rang out the news
OF the Declaration ut Independence,
proclaIming liberty 90 me American
Colunists.
The bell vas made ln England in
1859 Nodded IN the metal just below
The crown o. the imperishablo Inscup
uon. Proclaim Liberty Throughout
the Land 90 An Inhabitants Thereof. DO
While tolllug for the death of Chief
Justice John uT-bal. in 1885. the old
bell was cracked and its silyoiy tones
were lost forever Every effort 90 re-.
store its tone proved unayailInE
In independence hail. Philadelphia
who're Liberty Ben proclaimed indie
pendopc i2s years ago. the precious
relic has been carefully preserved. u
is muutd upon rollers so that Il can
be- taken our rapidly IN case of fire
The bell has been seen at several
expeditions. bat for the first time Il is
now coming west of the Mississippi
river. md this viii afford opportunity
t0 millions of citizens who have not
seen tho bell That u will prove ono
Of the most interesting features Of tho
great exposition ia not 20 be disputed
iu Wow Of the reverence Ia which the
old bell Is held by an patriotic people.
A tpeoial position In the Pennsy.
yania building was provided for tho
bpU ny the architects
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
70 RESUME OPERATIONS
COLORADO FUEL AND IRON CON
PANY TO START OPERATIONS
WITHIN . MONTH

President D. j. Horne ui the Colo
RADIO Fuel aud Iron company was
in silver city Friday afternoon on
h.s way TO Denver. after a visit OF 10
sprcuan 90 the properties owned by
the company AZ Fiorro. thia county,
says the Independent. iIe made tho
positive announcement that opera.
lions would be- resumed at hero
within the next thirty ur forty days
which Is certainly good news. mech
INK tho employment OF a lasge mum
Der of men and the revival p one of
tue best camps "a this Hoctloa
President Herne Travelled 10 a pr
vate car and was accompanied oniy
by bis private secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
eEv n. q. voTn RETURNS.
Seek From q solourn Of Several
Weeks In the west

Rev a r. v0th Is home again tor
short stay lie has been out ln
New Mexico aud Arizona on several
missions, says the Newton. Kansas.
Republican. Out In New Mexico DO
selected and arranged two ano Ia.
dian exhibits Tor the Fred Harvey
people A. Oraibal, Arizona. he con,
tinued bis work among the Hopi In
diane. collecting in an li2 tales o.
months OF This strange people. much
OF Il In their own language. Iie also
found time 70 devote 90 perfectlng a
grammar Of tho Hopi language which
work ho has been engaged upon for
some time He relates that tho Ia.
dian Quoyuwaima, who mRdo the 40.
qualutanoo Of Newton people some
time ago. 10 the object OF much 10.
terest on the part of his fgllow-tTibos-
men since his soiourh In civilization.
The poor Indian 90 almost worked
90 death answering questions about
the great thlngB he has witnessed
The little civilization DO has seen
has made Quoyawalma Just a little
dissatisfied with bio Old ne. When he
FIRST came 90 Newton, no could not
be- persuaded TO sleep Ia a bed. lie
preferred the n0or But ho finally
got accustomed 10 the bed. and after
returning 20 his native home DO was
not satisfied until he had bought "
bed and installed u 20 bis house lie
would have been glad 20 have return.
ga with Nj Voth 90 Nowtcn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
DON'T GET LEFT
ELECTRIC sRTEET RAILWAY
NOW BUILDING on RAILROAD
AvENUE-chRs LEAVE ruRo
STREET.

rh, old horse car Dino which rl.
I0no good service between New aud
uIi Albuquerque twenty Udd year.
win soon Boz a thinr of iho past m.
morning O. force OF mrp armsd vrn
picks and crow bars BEGAN tearing up
rails aud thon tlos al lho now town
terminal oft tpg road "a. UmuH
avenue and First street
This afternoon the tract had been
Huru up to Third street uhrf, tbr
Hurb of destruction will t0u unt
.u. now Ino be- built up t0 That D0In.
which eIll HD fh. mI1dIr .. most Hers
at least
Zoo thp meantime rtTH fW Uu roeu
Athletic Park aud tho western par. OF
tho city will leave the corner COR
Railroad avenue aud Third street
Rails are laid op the now line on
Gold avenue to iu front ~ The Cuifen
office. aud fios are laid m 1rsi stree.
90 iu front oft whitney company
store Tics win boz laid l,uaud The
corner of First street ou io Railroad
avenue tomorrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
PRESIDENT RIPLEY
HE "a INTERVIEWED ON STRIKE
8iTuATioN HERE TO-DAY

President b = RiploJ Of tht santa
Fe. accompanied By bio family. pass
"a through the city this Afternoon on
passenger train No z To- private coach
No. On route Co Chicago from a two
months Hoiohu at Santa Barbara.
Calf When approached on the strike
situation BY The citizen representa-.
tive. ST. Ripley said
'fou probably knoW more about
the strike and its causes than I 40
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

o. 49, NrCandIrar Atrbleuu e. o.
Thompson. CMoaFD o. D. Kelly,
Denver. So a. williams. John A.
Ross Vs. o. Hufe claude notson.
O.. " Stewart Las Vegas, John A.
UoIars simon luda. San Francisco,
b. S Calk.us. p,uycr. Harry Gosh
ran. D. x BASS Chicago, G.. A.
Nudge. England. g. A. Yeaion. Kos.
tom Roy Hoffman Chandler o r.
Vs. a. Tracy. st. Louis v piita.
Cincinnati ohio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Miss Mary Monaul b. %. Santa Ia
Tho quest OF Miss Nina ufrro
Mrs ssrng 0f Mnedalens 81 u
the city visiting and shopping
o. q Fitch attorney at Iav sI rl.
cors1 is Zoo thD city un Iaa uuaiuc.
M,wm " and d. M. CosEe, of Ias
Cruc. are registered ut w Awa
go.
Mrs Grorr, Nohsr ha. returned
from ,islt tu bor m0'h'r at p"n
yer
g. % Hopping uud family tr a.I
nirht tor Goo Angeles thrIr w.nr.
howu
Miss Um.I. collins returned msf
oyouinr from vIal to southern Cat
iioula
B District Attorney b. w. Caacy vas
at SANTA Fo Yesterday un some iosBl
matters
Hon AIoN Bowie and g. o. Weld,
meyer. prominent people uf uHllun are
7 10 the ciiy ON business
AIRS Robert Abrahams was Inform
I ed yesterday nf che sad news uf thu
death ut hor mother ZOO Indiana
Mrs w. Atora who was here ou
g. visit t1 relatives and friends. has
returned 90 hcf HON, at Santa DO
w. b Hollistor. connected viii ths
Continental on company. iH on VS..
~ to Tho northern New Mexico town
simon stern. She railroad clothlcr
will donate an elegant $500 sweater
20 the winner Of The ESQ class rae"
nou sunday
Harry Cumming of g. r. Mclean
mas offic. viii leave tomorrow tot
Nov York. his homo iie eypccia 'u
return 90 Now Mexico next FAN
J q Macintosh, manager of Ibg
Becker blackwell general store and
banking business az MaEIaisna. wus
au Albuquerque visitor yesterday
7 T. w Decker who bias charge nf
the sales department OF thr American
Lumber company plant returned
yesterday from un extensive" business
! trip 20 The south
The Retail CLERKS union arc mas
ing preparations for an outing t0 re
mountains during thg fret dayH Of
June Bear Canyon sll doubtless
bo Jho point infested on the occasion
The Eagles held an enthusiastic
meeting az Knights 0f pythias hall
last night Several applications Coz
membership we're received aud passed
on limitations win Boz Iu order 40 uie
next meeting
The remains oi Herman 8oItWod,l
eho sulcidod here last Monday even
INK after attempting 90 murder bite
wife. were shipped last nlght 20 WHIT
INK. Ind where a brother. George o.
Bolt Wcdol. win receive them
Mrs Josephine FolitE and family
have arrived from Seattle. Washing
ton. and viii mako Albuquerque their
homo. Miss Pearl FelIiE has accept
cd d position with her sister Mrs ida
Parker of Parker a FlpWur mil
liners
As the result uf careless sitchiuF
in the local yarda. Fireman toubeck
OF the Rio Grando division is az Biz
home 80 San Marclal suffering from
some rather painful bruises The
switch engine "butted' into ennuu
$40. on which Loubeok was Work.nR
lhrrinR a shower of coal on hia head
Chna " Stafford the travelling an
diior who was here yesterday 0n o.
fetal duties. lef last night Tor Den
INK. where ho VIM check over the &C.
counts and books % the late treasur
er and oAofncio collector Of that coun
~, preparatory 20 turning them over
90 g. . Kelley tho now treasurer
and e1.ofiiciO collector
United States Marshal q al Poe
aker and Chief Deputy George Kass
man viii leave tomorrow Cor 81
f, Louis 90 take in the exposition. Sen
: ator Foraker of Ohio. wnl be- there
peEt week and win deliver an al
dress on Cincinnati day. Mr. Furaker
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
RECEPTION TO REV. MCNEIL
TO THE NEW PASTOR OF aAp.
risr CHURCH ~ YOUNG PEo.
pLE.

The reception in the Uartial church
last eyning proved o. success in spite
OF the disaerecablo weather The
church presented "a very pleasing an.
poaancD with Navajo blankets. cut
Flowers ferns aud palmc Tho Young
ladies spared no effort tu turn ~ into
beautiful reception room
Those present were favored with
un interesting programme Mr. Rose
Gideon delighted hpr audience with
two piano solos which wcrr we'll ron
urrod Mcssrs Newton and Worth uopu
bar baaos. who necd boo introduction
t0 the music lovers uf the c.t,. each
gave beautiful selection. Master
Willis McQuato In bia usual plDlsIuE
msuupr gave two readings The liEh.
land Mandolin club which laa just
recently organized proved th,r 11N
ty to please their listeners RrN
Marsh Zoe behalf of thu ministerial.
union spoke few uttIus words uf
welcome to Row McNiHI Tho ry.t
oft the evening was spent iu pleas
ant conversation and reitlns geIuI'ut
cd with the pastor
Mr. McNiCI comics Goo IuEs Hu hia
work with the Baptist church highly
recommended Hy 600 That Dbl. pastor
ate aI'l prove successful is U certain
g. for ho has already cndoar.1 him
srlt tu Che church people Mr Nc
Shell 30 man of pleasing personality
an able speaker ana on earnest work
or The Baptist church iH goo uc con.
graduated Un havue selected such
man fur huIr leader
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

An interesting feature of the Iowa
building az tho Worlds Fair Is eight
cages OF automatic singing birds
brought from Pang hy Ex-Governor
william I.arnhec. president OF the
Iowa commission These ingenious
mechanical c0ntriyahcos reproduce
toe MARBLE ant SONG Of birds with
such oxactitude that yisitora are
readily deceived they are mounted
la handsome cages and are stuffed
specimens Of birds whose singing Is
reproduced by ooutrivances run By
clock work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
Whereabouts Of Bandit Unkno,

Whereabouts Of Bandit Unknown.
When asked regarding the train
robbery Billie stiles. Sheriff del Lew.
is. OF Cochlsc county Arizona said
I'VE have mo- definite Information
as 90 h.s Whereabouts We first
Thought ho had escaped Ca Mexico
bat there ls not a likely place in that
country which have not personally
visited COZ had some trusted employo
visit but We have not boon able to
get ANY trace Of him We have also
secured the territory but with the
same RESULT sometimes think he
must have gone into O. hole and pulled
che ho,r boz after him There is a
possibility that ho has quit the coru-
try tor suUd bat of This We are not
sure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Tho swedish building a. TIE
Worlds Fair, a reproduction OF q
Swedish country villa, is furnished
with handsome furniture made IN
Sweden especially for the building.
a statute Of King Oscar n holds q
place ia the main reception hall.
Photos OF Swedish scenery, maps and
bookcases allied with volumes Of
swedish literature and statistics are
exhibited IN the pavilion A typical
Swedish garden surrounds the struc.
ture.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

lnitod States Marshal O. 81. Fora
kcr 10 mating aFfangomenta 10 leave
saturday fog 8t Louis 20 take IA the
exposition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
The Anpelus

WlU Gray Denver b. a Withuw
Kansas city, D. a Denny o " Mar
ford. Winul0w
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Miss Alma RoaoaWald u West Cop.
per avenue LETT last night Tor denver,
where sho viii be- a guest % Mrs
Eerthold FleahoF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Tine oklahoma state commission to
the Worlds Fair will give o. roccp.
UDu to 200 editors who are visiting
,ho worla. Fair during Worlds
Press Vv,k
The Nebraska Prose association
with 300 members In thc party viii
qa.t thc Worlds Fair during the
Worlds Press congress The week be-
Ginning May lG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Drouth 10 Broken e. Rogweli.--An
inch 81 rain fell az Roswell Wednoa.
day night oNiendlng forty or nuy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

d o. nnlke. otto nalko Phoenix
Arizona Euast Wrofo Berlin Ger
many
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Rosvel Needs a Bigger Court
biouso Judge W. a. Pope finished
the late term OF the district court for
Chaves county az Roswell on Tues.
day. $40 has won the regard aud oa.
TEEN OF the citizons OF the entire Pc.
cos valley hy his able conduct OF ov.
everything he has had TO handle az
preceding Judge The Roswell club
gave smoker 10 his honor, last
Saturday night at tho club parlors
Some nifty or sixty business men were
present and Judge Pope addressed
Thorn, combining his remarks principal
by 30 the need Of larger and better
quarters IN the shape OF a court house
here. particularly since the new dis.
trict court headquarters are 90 be- a..
tabliahod here. The matter was dis.
Cuascd AZ some length by those pres.
ant aud there was a decided opinion
on the part OF many that the best
plan would be- 90 tear down the pres
ent jail and court house built in 1880
az a cost OF $4,000. and build a new
one. large enough and properly ar.
ranged 90 meet every requirement.
Tho cost would be $4,000 10 500 900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
Territorial Topics

miles north and eight or ton south. but
"a lighter shower tell IN several other
localities
Fingers Maahed--Jcsus Solo. while
imberInF tho shaft in the Bennett
stephenson mine Monday had two
1f his fingers badly mashed, which
wll probably lay him no for several
months. says the las Cruces citizen
SIR Soto says they have struck a good
body OF ORC Doh me shafo GO a depth OF
3Hu fD.i
oc.uosed BY Firo. Th, home of
ilmc. Hurbs OF Santa Rita. was 20.
auy De- 'raysl by Gre au Tuesday
uouus Mrs Hughes and baby
who 300. u tbc house az The time.
bad narrow escape from the burn.
nF building and Mrs. Hughes sus.
tnuou some severe burns about the
taco and neck. Tho building and its
contents were n total loss
Found by a Jackass.-Thc Bunker
Uill a sullivan Mining company have
just paid q $4,000 April dividend. Ino
big lcdeo from which these profits
were taken was discovered by a don
key paving turf away from the ore.
aud that fact IB recorded in the Judi
cinl records OF Idaho There was early
Jay litigation over the property. and
Judge Norman Buck oft the district
court handed down a decision saying
From tho evidence OF the witnesses.
the court is of tho opinion that the
Bunker Iill mine was discovered by o.
iackass. Phil ORourko and N. Kc.
logs nud as the iackass is tho prop
crtY of lh, plaintiffs, Cooper a. Peck.
they are entitled to q hair interest in
the Bunker Hll and a quarter interest
iu the sullivan Claims S,archlIght
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Grand Central
Brother Iamee HemaliiIu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Dangerously lll-Ias NoEas ui.l be-
sorry 70 hear that Mrs James s QUA.
oas ls very ill in Kansas CIV aud that
hog hic 10 dcspairod of. says she Op
tir Saturday afternoon kilograms
wore sem TO Mr.. Duncan Co have the
childroa come They lett on No. yes
torday morning Many city friends
hops tho lady viii rally from her pre-
yarIuus condition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

cod Rain ont at Jup Leonard
SOW mM iD Cunyada De- ios Carlos
Sac wI~ral county there was down.
pouf oi rain a few tuys ago tnuJ o.
toa.sled che natives Tho cr,ua ran
baak iull for a few hours and 1i once
the farmers went to work with an
dispatch before tho welcome moisture
shouts b. mated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

The Santa Fe prevarieator a ,pr
D.al 20 the Denver Republican from
the ubiquitous Santa Pc man TOLLS of a
terrible cyconc which devastated
Johnson mesa. blowing down two
little shacks and Iniuring uo one. says
the Las Vegas Optic New Mexico
was supposed TO be- immune from oy
closes. but nog that with tho aid OF
the wind furnished by the Santa Fo
correspondent. she has produced one.
every householder is warned that ~
be- time to die % cyclone cellar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Fslss Homestead Entriss.--lt is
sale That more than thirty persons
have boon reported aH having made
false homestead entries iu The country
alohg iho Dawson branch aad that
these reports we're instigaiod by NAL.
leo. Tho truth in the matter viii
como on, 100 the United States court
now sluus ot Las Vegas