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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
SOCIETY NOTES

Ino home OF Mr.. and Mrs IvaA
Grundafeld. West Cooper avenue.
last night was the scene OF an olabor.
ate Valentine and 12 O'Clock dinner
party The guests we're seated at
seven tables and progressive ouchre
occupied their attention from o until
~. Dinner was served az midnight.
The guests numbered forty.hve pea.
pie.
Whist and refreshments were tho
features Of an lmpromptu social event
gwen last night al the home OF Mr.
Max achuster. 5O3 West Copper ave
nue, by Messrs Fabor. Abrahnms.
Freshman ana Rose 20 Mrs. schuater
the Misses Lena aud Eaalo Price OF So
zorro. Miss Sadie Ieavitt MoBsra
Walter and Ben jana, Arthur HolE.
man. Ferguson and Wylder The
guests sot az three tables. The prize
was secured by Miss Leavitt Lght
Refreshments we're served az the card
tables.
Last uight az the residence of Mr.
and hrs. w r. McCreight NO 8l5
West Lead avenue, about dozen
friends Of Joseph A. Blondln. the well.
known ce.list assembled, and several
hours were pleasantly enjoyed, vocal
and instrumental music being ono -
the Interesting features OF the party
An o'clock dinner was served %
tho guests Mr.. nlOndln has been tho
oncieut and worthy bOokkoopor and
collector OF Tho Cliizon the past year.
aud has just resigned that position.
lie viii leave Monday ihomlng Tor SO
Louis. where he VIII enter as a com
peiItor Ca several of the 5000 prize
aoronaut exhibitions. Mt BloBdin has
recently iaauol an Essay on the Yer
tiCnl Control OF Aerostnts and the Pos.
slbiliJy OF Lone Solourns IN tbo Air"
and last night. at the farewell party
n'von in his honor wishes were ex.
pressed thar he may solve the wonder
Gal problem OF stability 10 the afr and
return 90 this city sooner or later.
winner OF the handsome prizes.
Mss @. o. Young. wife OF a worthy
and popular employo az the LEGAL rail-.
road shops. yeaierday afternoon was
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
COAL MINE
DISCOVERED m APACHE COUNTY
~ c. w. DAVIS AND ALEX.
sHREEVE.

while prospecting last week sbCg.
,aoty nyo miles northeast ~ S.
Johns. G. W Davis and Alex shrcoye
discovered three veins of coal. one
four inches thIck. one six Inches aud
tho other four feet and from an ia.
dicatlons ehore Be- plenty Iu the ground
near hy. says the ST. Johns Herald. q
few hundred pounds were brought 90
20 town and b proved Co be- cokIng
coal OF an excellent quality A cor.
pomtion ia eoing 90 De- formed in the
near future Co develop This prospect
and 10 is expected thu thpy Will be
able 10 market "a great deal ot Inc
coal horo should tho railroad which
is supposed 90 come through that par.
of the country bee built che expense
of getting 30 90 market will be- great.
ly leHscncd We hope that tho pros.
poet win turn ont WELL aud Apache
county may SOC ho numbered anon
iho mining c0uutps of Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
" YANKEE AND DIXIE LAND i"
CAPT. JACK CRAWFORD oF NEW
MEXICO, Stirring THE hearts
or THE soUruERNERs.

The nrHt reunion Of che blue and
the gray when Jnoy mo, in their re-.
spocuFe uniforms under the folds uf
old glory. with feelings OF strife az
rest and hearts throhbing 10 unison
Tor grief over me untimoly death an
"a brave soldier wua at benefit for
.he orphans of General John u. Hood.
who died within a tcw days OF hia
wife. of yellow fcvor. y New Orleans.
says the Savannah. Ca. prcss.
rhia benefit was organized by Cap.
tain Jack Crawford. the poot-scout
and nearly $1,000 was made for the or.
phnas u ls esteemed fitting there
fore that Captain Crawford. OF whom
Governor Terrell o. Ge rgis speaks
10 most glowing terms OF praise.
should write wosus appropriate TO tho
glorious old battle song of the south.
"uyis' of which "a southern paper
says
"rhs recent aouon 0 the Confoi.
crate Veterans OF missouri iu WrDr.
uusly cundomnins suggestion that
the childish ana unbccoming words
oi Dixie bo changed Ior others more
dignIhed ana appropriate to the
strains OF tnaJ inspiring tune has ca.
cited widespread discussion. % DO rc-
markabie that che oniy war song
when has ever rivaiod the Maucil
laiso OF The French should bo oompos
ga of "a Dot of ugmarolu aburdly
meaningless ana hardly combining one
beauty % Thought or expression. 10 Is
a tumble of nc0hCrcntly conceived
and half uttered idoBs about love.
Irritation pnncaaos. cotton aud per
HmmOn seed. 90 imagine vlCtor
Gus and numerous army marching 90
BATTLE With tne words of such tom.
iooIoy upon their lips would ho siu
ply Impossible except Tor ,no fact that
hundreds of thousands ot men have
actually wadei through blood and ad-
yaucud against shot and she'll 90 most
heroic undertakings ana then gone
down 20 death singing 20 the last this
kindergarten prlttle.
'But the song has been hallowcd
tO the Coufodoracy by tho defeats
. victories 90 me greatest oi AM
modern wars. Neither vouoya OF mua-
kctry nor commandments Of batteries
Tor four tumutuous years could ST..
lCngO o. Tho yanQuished retained a.
while the c0nqucrors appropriated it|
as their most glorious booty and spells
of war. and nov thls dorgorcI of a.
negro minstrel has become the paean
oi defiance and triumph for a nation
and 900 10 is doubtful 90 'Dxl. viii oy.
Dr be changed Co suit the fastidlOuA
taatc of pernickety literary critics. ltI
is the AR. not the words, of the song
that inspires rhc words are priced
simply as a part OF inc whole. The
tune possesses. in spite OF lts many
defects and absuru,tiCB, mat indehnn
BILE beauty Of spirit when exists in aliI
the most pleasing or inspiring causes
of sensation and doubtless viii 70
main as it is and continue long 10 be-
popular"
This article. coming 20 the notice uf
tho pootscout, q. wrote the accom-.
pauynR verses, which he sent to a.
friend In savannah, through whom
tney reached me Press;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

q caused a burning sensation In ne
mouta they did not eat mucb OF o..
Mra Dunuing and Mrs. Dcane, hor
sister. became very sick after eating
tie candy and aicd soon in great
AGONY. The physicians pronounced o.
q case of arsenic poisoning. An anaiy.
ai8 of the Canuy showed n considerable
quantity Of arsenic in ita composition.
The governor OF Delaware offered q 90.
ward OF $1,000 Tor tho conviction OF
the sender OF the candy lnCloscd IN
thU box was a friendly note. sienad
hrH g.. and the wrapper Faa stamp.
GA with a San bran, SEQ postmark.
An investigator on tho $50 OF John
y. nunnIuF husband of one OF The
murdered women showed his acquInt.
ausg with Mrs CofdDua H0tkin of
Stockton. Cal. winch Boz freely admit
od uo also accused tho woman 0f
tho crime Much discriminating owl.
donco as Co tho purchase OF tho candy.
inc handwriting of Mra notkn on tho
6ox and in fho note aud other facts
we're accumulated Upon tho evidence
Mrs un..Iu was tried. convicted and
sentenced to prison tor ufn
a uca trial Was obtained con- "a tech.
uIcal.ty Tho date tor tho trial has
been postponed mnumorato times
and o. consequent advantage 90 the
accused has resulted Though the
Delaware witnesses have Wgnined
their willingness Co come arnin 90
California to testify ln The case .lolr
testimony will be- greatly weakened By
Ih. 'oath of ox Congressman ponuIng
Ton. who was one OF toe chief wit
nvsscs Tor che prosecution There has
also been a mIWp in q, gard 90 the
candy box which indicates that Il can
no longer bo used ln evidence with
any potency, I'm Wow OF those facts
d generally regarded aa probable that
Mira notkn may Foon bo free wo
man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

The decrease DO tbo gross earnings
of The Denver q Rio 0randc railroa
for poeombes was f20s.gf and the
decrease To- tho not earning was go
b2l This is a smaller dncrraso than
was expected by railroad mea. Thc
secret % the slight falllng On ia me
net earnings was the curtRlimont M
expenses in all departments whnre
hello possibly could De- dispensed with
Whenever a train could be- laid on b
was takUn uui OF commission ans
when "a telegraph operator or station
agent could be- takeu away. he was
ny this means the opcrat.
lng expenses of the Denver q RIO
Grando have been kept az me lowest
point Since tho coal strike began.
Nogombor 9 laat. economy has beeu
tho rule on che road
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
JURY SECURED
IN MURDER CASE

Horton Kan. Fob ~ A jury "a
secured today 20 try Chauncoy Dewey
ard bis cowboys an the jurors are
farmers Attorney Mccormick ln his
opening statement for ne state safe
that % would bel shown that The Dewey
Cattle company Fot out % secure by
lawful or unlawful means an the lard
they could and that Dewey place
armod men 0n the ranches 10 guard
herds ami that 10 was tho intention
ri Dewey to drive the Berry family
from tho country be- said that b.
would be- shown that on the day OF The
killing Of Burchard Bery. Dewey and
bis cowboys had gone 10 the berry
home prepared end armed for o haht
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
UNIVERSAL DAY
OF PRAYER

New York Fob I2.-rho genera!
committee OF the Worlds student
Christian Federation has appointed
Sunuay az a universal day OF prayer
for students. For several years the
sec0nu Sunday in February has been
observed in this way. and year by
year an increasing number OF unlvor.
sites, colleges and SCHOOLS have unit.
ed IN lts Observance An OF the
Christian student movements belong.
Ink 10 tho world federation namely:
those % Germany. Great Britain. the
United states, Canada. tho scandina.
Wan couDtuea Holland. France
Switzerland. Australia. South Africa
Japan. China and India. have oniclaily
indoracd and adopted this day.
These movements embrace over ].
coo seporate Christian student go
rioties. with total momborshlp OF
$4,000 students and professors. The
day Do not intended TO interfere with
the Observance OF the day OF prayer
for colleges. which has been fixed by
number OF religious bodies for tho
last Thursday In November. Reports
received az the headquarters OF the
federation show "a remarkable growth
during tho last few years The mem.
bership has grown markedly 90 the
colleges OF The United States. and
notable awakoninga have taken place
also in the Levant South Africa Coy.
Ion and other distant parts Of the
world
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
THE CLANCY CASE
Cause Against Board ol COuaiy
Commissioners Heard Yesterday.
TAKEN UHOts iOvlstutHr

Tho casc of p. " CLANCY danst
attorney rolator against the board ~
county commissioners and me morl
uor ~ said board was argued yes
trIiay before Judge baker noaar.
Ch.Iiors and uuh.nn appeared Cor tt-
board. and Mr clancy appeared f1f
hlmaplf
Tho principal question involved uas
whether or noe the court could compeI
ihu board t0 make hn order authorlr
Dos aui diTsgtIuF Ihe district atto-
nvy to commence suit against " A.
Hubb.l aud Ealavo vlg.l 90 rocovcr
back moneys which Do was alleged had
boon paid them Boy a former board. an
one claim paid by the present board
io Mr. Vigil ha superintendent of
schools. and which BE- was claimed wa
paid tncm without authority ~ law
Tho board ON the nrst OF February
before the writ was issued held
meeting and decided NOT to grant no
request of The district attorney. and
thIH proceeding was Co compel thoHi
20 DO ao. The respondents Clalmea
thn they bad exercised th-.r diacre
lonay powers. and that their action
was mot subject Co control other ~
tho court or ihp district aiiorHrr
and claimed that under tho authority
and powers conferred upon them thov
bad tho rlght Co sag when the county
h0uld BRING suits and ehen they
should not
Tho rclai0r claimed thai thoy hal
not properly exercised tholr diacrr
uInary powers 'u refusing 90 gram
him the request. while the board
claimed ,hn' they had. and had actcd
upon an the facts and according 60
The opinion thoJ had received from
Mr. Dobson. and that tholr decision
was hnn.. and that they could not ho
compelled 90 change the same
AZ tho close of the argument the
court announced that. az the matters
Involved ln This suit had been az
ruascd Tor some time through tho pub
.Ic press or by some of the noWs
papers. ho would take tho mattor un.
der confederation FOR o. few days and
examine tho authorities which had
been presented by both sides. aud de-.
eide Boz accordance with law. regard
less Of fho prejudice and feeling which
has been man.fostcd and surrounded
ho subject matter before q wa
brought into court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
SANTA FE CONVENTION
COUNTY COMMITTEES Fixes SAME
FoR FEBRUARY 2I-PRiMARIEs
FEBRUARY 18TH.

Pursuant 10 call the republican cen.
trail committee OF this county was
called 10 order al no o clock az the OF.
fec Of David "A. White. chairman 0f
the committee this morning. There
wore present. David NJ White. chair.
man. r. @. G0rtnor secretary; J. w.
Akora. treasurer; +. y. Catron. X. J..
Paion. BY MarcoiIno A. ortiz, proxy.
jose ID. Sona. Charles Closson and An.
tonic Ortiz y saial 30. After due con
siderati0n the primaries were fixed
10 Do held on Thursday the 25th inst.
aud the convent.on on Saturday the
HtT inst. In the city OF Santa 70 az
the county court house. rho ratio OF
0olegutoB was fixed az one delegate
ior each 20 votes cast for the ropuhli-
can candidate for delegate in the No
vomler, 1909, elections. Tho precinct
of Dolores wac allowed representation
although no votes we're cast there IN
November 1909 Tho total number OF
delegates Ia the convention viii be 90.
The Committee then adjourned 10
meet az the call OF the chair or on
the morning OF convention day Nov
MEXICAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
MARDl GRAS VISITORS
ARE ARRIVING

sew Orleans, la. Fob l2-ii0tels
ana boarding houses are rapidly on.
ing up with Mardi uras visitors. trom
all Indications the reduced railroad
rates and favorable weather condi.
tons will unite IN drawing 90 New
Orleans one OF The largest crowds
that mas ever attended The spring fos-
tival The festivities vii. b. lnauEur
ated tuesday and viii continue
through the greater part OF the week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
POLICE WARY OF
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS

Tho police departments surveillance
JOB regard to tramps and other sun
81. ..oua charagtcra in che city tho pa6i
couple 1f days has been so close that
fhc whites hardly drop from tho brake
beams before they are nabbod and
lodged iu JAIN to stand 'frIHk ani
thc scru ny of tine court This morn.
Iug two men charged with yagrancy
and having cyoy evidence ~ D. to4ii
url that they had not been ln town
n,o inmates before they we're colla-.
go. Both were Boa search of work and
through tho overlooking good gracoa
Ut tho court were permitted to con
tInuo their search
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

AZ home. No as South Broadway. %
the "Big Four" sewing circle. Re-
fresmonts we're served.
Last might the Eagles-tho feather.
ed lodge tribe OF the clty--held n reg
ular meeting, and Increased their
membership by Initiating Judge w. o.
Burke and doc" Levy Tho Eagles
had a glorious time. and the meoilns
lasted until after the midnight hour.
Refreshments were served.
Mise Edna Manwarin entertained
The University cub at her home b2y
south Arno street. iaat night win
hearts like valentines Hearts we're
The pasttImo and delicate viands ln
The shape OF hearts we're served
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
\ NNNN NNN NNNN y y y :
y YANKEE AND DIXIE LAND. :
y By Capt Jacs Crawford
~ tNNNNNNNNNNNNN -

Copyright, 1904, by r. a. Martin
publisher OF Dixiol
An hail the peace OF our great nation,
and praise the lord for our salvation;
And hurrah and hooray. YANKEE ana
Dixie lana
ne an one land aud ODDS own best
land
rhen hurrah and hooray. Yankee and
Dixie landi
HURus
Then We ail can shout for Dmie, hur'
ran. hOOrayi
For Dixie land. while hand in hand.
Wen night or die tor Dixie.
HurFah. nooray Wen night on die Tor
Diuel
Hurrah, hooruy ven night or dc tor
LaXiei
W.,n Lawton. Lee and grand olo
Wheeler
Weylor's Wild cat was q aquoalor.
Then hurran and MORAY, YANKEE
and Dxo .andi
rhe Yankee biuca from fair chicago.
with Dixie graya at santiago,
yelled hurrah ana nOoray rankoe
and Dixie land
rho blues and grays fought side BY
side
and choered each other az they died.
win hurrah ant hooray, Yankee
and Dixie land
Thank God for what the hme and
Gray STA.
Christ died Tor men and that's what
they did
Then hurrah ana hooray Yankee
and ..Nie landi
e hama was with us, Comrades.
brOtheu.
wives and sweeiheagts. sisters moth
ere.
Cried. "Hurrah. hurrah fankee ana
Dixie lRndi
our angel comrades we're On action
Grant and sherman. Lee and JACKSON
Cried. "hurran, blue and gray, Tan.
Nee and Dixie land
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
WILL Be INCORPORATED
a MAJORITY or THE CITIZENS
or cERRiLLos VOTED THAT
THE TOWN GOVERNMENT DC
DISCONTINUED.

The omcial canvas of the vote OF
che residents Of the town of Corruos
hold wednesday TO decide whether the
town should bo diainoorp0raicd and
The town government discontinued re-
suited as follows Twontythrco for
diainc,rporauon and eight against
This vote therefore settled the on
cial existence Of the town OF Corrllloa.
90 % the nfst instance On which a
town IN this territory voted for die.
incorporation afis- having had a town
government excepting Eiizabcthtow0,
Collar county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
NATIONAL CONGRESS
Senate Proceedings

Washington. Fob. ne In the seRags
today Martin presented the cfodontiaa
~ BITS colleague, iianigl senator Of
Virginia Tor the term beginning March
4. 1906 M0rEans resolution asking
information from the attorney Eanofa
about the acquisition of me NV Pnna
ma canal was taken un MmEana
poech ON thc resolution vaa e severe
nualgumoni of tho presidents policy
90 connection with the canal project
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

Mail service Will be established BE-.
tween ihIa city and Carpenter. In the
sAndia mountal-H next Tuesday. me
stage viii leave this city overy tues.
dny. Thursday and Saturday az s a.
m. and arrive az Carpenter AZ pm.
VIII leave Carpenter for the city on
lho anne days AZ b. M. and arrive
here AZ b. M Persons roalding along
tho route can have their mail deiis.
I'd 90 boxes BY afai notifying Post
master Hopkins
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
FOIey's Honey ana Ter

Instantly relieves ihe spasms ~ Group
The fret dose removes 90 danger ~ suf
location There is absolutely no danger
from Group u ibla remedy is nsod
promptly
ititaVfll ku0vu remedy fai Coueha
Colit Whoeplus Cough. Bnlnchlua
Pneumonia aud all cher throat aud lung
uoutles Couiaius ul oYiatos
For sale By J "a oRielly a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

The Citizen published several
errors ln ia notice regarding the
Mra. Patrick Murphy Little Katherine
Helen Murphy passed out Of life a.
the home OF her parents, No. lOlS
south Third street. wednesday morn
Ing At dfteon minutes 20 N o'clock.
and yesterday morning, az 10 o'clock
tho funeral took place al the church
90 immaculate Conception Burial was
Al the Santa Barbara cemetery. Kath'
erino Helen was the only child, and
whom cruel deaf. robbed the fond par.
ontn OF her. Il caused sadness 20 enter
thaA happy home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

q A Bush add Mrs. Abhle New
comb OF las Cruces, widow OF the late
Judge Ncwcomb. were married az Kan.
sas city Missouri. last week Mrs
Newcomb was on her way home 20
New Mexico from a visit 10 Toronto.
Canada. and met Mr. Bush. who is
president OF the Rock Island Cement
and Plaster company % Kansas
CITY Mr and Mrs Bush win reside NJ
El panO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
ST. VINCENT ACADEMY
contest In orthosrf phy.

contest In orthoar ply
lsl Grade Ruth Checker and Mary
MutylnEor
End grade Rosnlio With
3rd grade Madgo alyor lille
shDcklos AID j M.rabaL
am grado-Boronlco HossrIiou and
Georgia Lutk.
ON grade bessie kohn
6th gado-Allce Brennan
uh grade Mamie wionoko and
Hazel Rogers.
syn grade Maud Hale and Anna An
tome.
Miss Lucy Baca from Trinidad. ioln.
nl the third reader class this week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

ever Of quick restoration Of healthy
financial conditions. 70 minimize the
hardships under which Inhabitants
now suffer. the mayor and hia munioi.
pal associates decided TO suspend col
lection Of water rents and taxes. II
being ascortalnod that the city has
considerable m0n.y on hand.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

twoniy.four ounces srvet. besides slx
teen per cent lead.
o
On the white Pine group OF four
claims rs located the town of Fiorro.
Grant county 70 o. owned By W. o.
Murray and j w. WEIGH. There are
four shafts on thls group from forty 10
foftyhyo feet deep. an In ore ore
taken from shaft No. gave assays
90 one half ounce gold. eleven ounces
silver per cent copper: shaft No 2
shows up iae same character of ore
as No 2
o
Otto kubin. wollkuowu business
man of Chicago and a heavy share.
holder in the STANDARD Gold MINING
company arrived In KinFman this
week and Thursday departed FOR the
minos. accompanied Boy q. W Jonas
and n mining expert Tho company Pa
working a force of men on the mines
al the south end Of tho ChomohuoyIf
mountain nud Is getting aomo nice
gold and copper orc
o.
James McCoulston and John Noel
aud have great faith Boo Inc future az
Cochlu mining district Thoy are the
po.HDUgnrs 10 sDmo nne gold proper
uCr. and are waiting the mildIur ~
aD NHw Meki,o Northwestern rail
way into the district to begin thor
ough development Of their proportiae
Besides being the owner of mines. Mr
McCorrIston To- nt che head OF town.
site company at Bland Uc secs we.
Ions OF millions in the near future
o
The principal producers OF gold and
silver in Arizona are the Congress
mine iu Yayapal county, the Common.
wealth mine ln Cochiso. The Fortuna
Boa Yuma tho King OF Arizona Boz Yu
ma. ana thc Octave In Yavapal whose
combined production ls estimated %
ti5ooOOo Some heavy shipment.
have also boon made from inc Con
Ho'Idaioi mines at Tombstone. vh1se
production 'or 1904 VIII iouuilcss nc
heavy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
DYNAMITE SEIZED
on A STEAMER

Liverpool trs. i2.-Custom omcials
today found eighteen POUNDS q dyna-
mite and $3.50 dot0natorn On posses.
sion of au Austrian omigrant on board
the White Star Lime steamer Majestic
which arrived here yesterday. The
dynamite Was concealed On irunk
winch bad a false bottom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
BALTIMORE BANKS
RESUME BUSINESS

Baltimore. Feb t2.-Proof that BAL.
umore 10 gradually reauminB ne nor
NAL conditions strlklngly iliusirat.
"a today by me opening OF ali the
banks. which are we'll supplied with
funds. President Homer. Of the clear
lag house association, expressed him
self today az being more hope than
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

GROUP comes with fdrhuul sud
deune,a aud gives no time fof trying un.
certain remedies fea moments delay
may cause fatal results Mothers should
b. ready aud know what 10 DO a. loon AZ
She bfassy cough siarilos ihe household.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

Washington. Fob 49, ln the house
today a bll authorizing bail On cases
~ appeal in tho Indian Territory The
house then t0ok up the pension bins
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

The asylum having been closed
since June, 1901, for want Of funds for
hos maintenance. there have been no
pupils N attendance during tho past
fiscal year. hence no list is furnished
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

Charles Moicalfe and Thomas Tyr.
rell visited the Great Eastern Niue
on Wallapai mountain. Arizona. last
Saturday ard report that the showing
~ gold ore on tho properly D. lm.
lhenao. Float from the outcFop OF tho
vein lies scattered over a large area.
but heretofore no attention was paid
10 u, believing that q was low grade
In minerals. Assays recently taken
from thl7 class o. rock have yelled
a. high a. eight ounces gold aad