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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
IN MEMORY or
GENERAL BARTLETT

Boston. May Massachusetts,
paid a tribute 20 the memory Of one OF
her most gallant sons ihls afternoon
when n heroic bronze statute of Gen.
oral William q Bartlett the youngest
major general in the civil war. was
unveiled in the Memorial hall OF the
State house. Tho unyolllng coremon-
JOS wore of "a simple. though impress.
siyo character. Tho governor and hls
sta1. members of the general Assem-.
bly,, and prominent war Veterans we're
Ia attendance. Bishop Lawrence of.
iorod a prayer aud the presentation
address was delivered Boy General Nor.
rR 3rhaff of PUFuCld.
The statue is the work of Donicl e.
French. 90 shows the commander
standing % front of lis superior wear.
iug the oldtime army oyercout. with
heavy field officers braid about The
wrists and breast The LETT hand
rasps the hilt ct the sword. while
in the right hand De- held the familiar
Grant hat az the hoight The shoulder
The statue was erected at cost of
100000. which sum was appropriated
ny the Massachusetts legislature.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Boston. Mass May 27.-surround.
Cd boy her children and grandchildren.
not 20 mention her little great grand.
daughter. Julia ward Howe. author Of
the Battle Hymn OF the Republic
and tho foremost woman writer 81
America. celebrated her eighty.hfih
birthday ln her homo In BoAcou
street
Born three days after the birth Of
Queen Victoria. Mrs howe is today
very active On the intellectual and 60
clal world of Boston. and one OF the
most remarkable examples Of mental
aud physical y'ror extant. 70 O. not
unusual for bpr 90 deliver three or
four addresses a week. and she still
DISCHARGES with great fidelity her ia.
fics aa on oncCr or member on many
W the leading womon'a clubs OF this
city. She Is now looking forward %
on active season 90 her comfortable
summer home. oak Glen on the out
skirts of Newport
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
FILIPINO COMMISSION
DUE TOMORROW

Washington. u. C.. May 27.-Tho
board or Filipino commissioners to the
S. Louis exposition iB que to reach
San Francisco tomorrow on the steam.
ship Siberia. The party numbers near.
by two score and includes the govern.
ors OF number of provinces. iurlas.
Journalistic wealthy planters, mor.
chants and other representative men
OF the islands.
Thor visit 20 the United States has
been looked forward to with much in
terest by the government Col Clar.
onCo r. Edwards OF tho war depart.
mont, has arranged an extensive tour
of the country after the commissioners
have paid their official visits 20 $50.
Louis and Washington Among tho
cities 90 Dee visited are Chicago. Gin.
cInnati Cleveland. Detroit. Buffalo. a..
agara Falls Albany. Boston. New
York and indianapolis Facilities VIII
ho placed 90 the disposal of tho Flip.
mos 90 enable them 90 become thor.
oughly acquainted with tho social in.
dusirial and educational institutions OF
tho United States as veil az with the
systems % federal state aud munl.
clpal government
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
THE RED MEN
CONCLUDE BUSINESS YEsTER.
DAY AFTERNOON - BANQUET
LAST NIGHT.

Tho proceedings OF the Territorial
Grand Council OF Red Men came 10
Ia CLOSE yesterday afternoon
The following committees were an.
bounced by W. A. Kroamor of Gallup,
tho great sachem.
Committee ON Finance Great Sen.
.of Sycamore WWkoop. Great Junior
Sycamore Brown. Great Prophet
Mitchell.
Board Of Appeals Great sachem
Kroamyr. Great Prophet Mitchell
Groat Senior Sycamore Wyukoop
Judiciary CommItfoo-GrCat Chief
NJ Records NcElroy Great Keeper Of
wampum Fowler, Great MIshIniwa
neuham
Great Prophet A. j Mitchell OF al.
bu1uerquc was chosen territorial rep.
-osoutlriyp to the great council OF
mo United statcs for the next two
years
Tho Rev Mexico u.ghungalc-tho
1urro a1a adopted os the territorial
totem
las Vegas was chosen as the next
meeting place of the territorial great
council which will be held tho first
Wednesday In June 1905.
Thus concluded very interesting
tr.bo ceremonies OF territorial Red
Men. ana tho meeting of next year
| Vill mo- doubt be more largely attend.
ei
last evening. ON silver avenue, az
the new Greouloaf building the visit.
Ing Rod Men were rendered a royal
reception and banquet and the good
things 20 eat" were furnished In the
most palalahlo manner by the Ladies
LOT the Grand Army Half dozen
toasts and short speeches were made
and everybody voted the banquet O
! glorious success.
The visiting delegates have about
Ian lst the city for thclr rospcctly,
homes Great Chief ol Records WI
son Brooks and wife LETT last night
for the Grsnd Canyon of the Colorado
and from there they viii go 20 Tue
SON. whore a great council of Arizona
win Dee instituted Great Irc0hone,
I Thomas @ Harrison and Mrs Harri
son remain here a few days, and vii
| Join Me- Brooks az Tucson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

during the latter part Of the week;
hardly sunclont 20 start the grass or
increase tho water supply materially,
but vegetation refreshed and the dust
partly laid. Practically no irrigation
water. even for gardona, and except
Ing a few fields Of alfalfa no farming
has been done Rain, O.59.
vermjo tCoIfax COW. ". Al.
ams-plonty OF water for irrigation
wheat. oats aud grcss growing nicely.
waeon Mound H. 0unn-Lght
showers. with good rain ten milcs
southeast Of here Crops growing
some. but ON the whole extremely
dry. 81 ,ck sustaining on the old
grass only
Wairous 81 G.. mechanically a
trace of rain 20 date and oil fa'
work at O. standstla During previous
seasons Rtockmon have relied on
pickurs from scrub oak by the 18th
of May. but thus Tar this season only
a small portion shows any growth
Range and stock in good condition.
Weber,. a. Some
rain ON the 2lst. but not enough 90 do
much good The rivor raised some
from immediate arroyo8, but the wa.
ter soon passed %.
n. ~ HARDlNGE.
Section Director.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
AGRICULTURAL EEPERlnENTS

Tho Hon James r. Wilson. score.
tary OF agriculture. continues with
restless energy to seek for new fields
90 conquer fur the bonont OF the
American farmer Here are a few ~
tho propositions laid dowa hy The ic.
partmcnt of agriculture upon which
Geld experiments are ID be- made dur.
ing che coming summon season.
T. Several important products Gan
boz raised ON land Ga the southwest
which Is so imprognatod with alkaii
that 70 has heretofore been considered
valuolesa
g. n ls possible 90 develop a spo-
cios of orange that can bo success.
fully grown Ca norihorn E'9tes
@ The plants from which many
standard drugs and medicines are ex.
tractod can Boz grovn probably 10
thIs country Nearly an these drugs
are now Imported from abroad.
a. Tea culture should be- extended
ln the United States.
g. The cotton belt can be lcngthCn.
"a and widenod
g. MANY Wild grasses and other
plants can be- domostlcated and thus
made valuable articles OF commerce.
2 an the macaroui consumed Ia
this country should be manufactured
from special kinds of wheat raised
10 the United Stats.
e the department plans are sue.
Z cossfully carried out tho domestic
productlou or several articles now al.
uult exclusively imported will
amount to many millions OF dollars
annually, and citizens OF the United
satcs win Boz enriched thereby.
/ During the last year agents Of ne
agricultural department have visited
ne uttormost parts OF the earth 10
and trees and plants which can be
grown In this country in places whore
nothInF else can he cultivated profit.
ably. Seeds of a certain kind of al
falm peculiar TO certain places 90 AZ.
rica have been brought from Algeria
Dates have boon brought from As.
gnA
II De- believed that great tracts II
she dreary deserts in the southwest
can bo turned into Fields ~ this spo.
clal species of alIBlfg. and that other
great tracts can be- made "a produce
thousands of tons OF dates The soil
10 unpromlbInF, but not more 10 than
that % the arid regions Of Africa, and
the climatic conditions are strikingly
similar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

order. and many bright ones and
sparkling answers we're given. Twen.
.tYseven we're served.
The Commencement
The spacious auditorium OF the
Glks opera house tonight will be- the
scene OF the ig03.f commencement ox.
ercises of the University OF New Mex.
leo, at which ten OF Albuquerque
ostimablo young ladies and one young
man will be- giyon diplomas The "a.
orcises Will begin az o'clock
The program follows:
Music Overture. "The Merry
Wives oft Windsor" ........ Nicolni
Orchestra
Invocation ........ Roy. D. W. r. Neal
MuaIc-"Thc silver aud tho Red"
....s... ....... Lillian Huggett
Chorus.
Address-"Tho Rise Of the Expert"
DE- Elmer b. Brown. Uni
yer.iy oft California
Music Calf of Bagdad" Horeldiou
Orchestra.
tuntorring cot Degrees and prcsonta.
uun oft Diplomas. ...... $500.
Hon Frank W. Clancy. Pres-
dent uf the Board OF
Regents
Award uf Prizes and Announce.
mruis...s 100000. .........
The President of the University.
Music Alma Mater" .............
Orchestra Mrs Hlmoe. piano: Mr.
ID Mauro. violin. Mr Washburn. cor.
net; Mr. Johnson. cello; Mr. Krcbs.
bass. Mr. nirtwcll piano.
Ushors- Walter Atkosnn. Paul KeI.
Icy Bernard Crawford. Lloyd irwin.
Lloyd sturros and Paul Decker
The public is invited to attend.
Those who Will Doe rendered dlp.
Iona and the departments from which
they graduate are ns follows.
Glass Roll
CullcEc-IosobaIuc IS Parsons
Normal.-k Kate Cunningham. May
Hazoldlnc.
Commercial Rose Ilarch. Frcda
smith
Preparatory Ray Bean, Gilbert
bronson, Eua Ferguson
Music Stella Boatright. E1so Hunt.
zIugor Helen Pratt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
FEDERATION OF MINERS
PLAN TO AFFILIATE WITH AMER.
lcAN FEDERATION or LABOR.

Denver, May 27-The committee on
aHilIatIon of the Western Federation
of Minors with tho American Fedora.
ton OF Labor is expected 10 mako rs
report 60 the convention OF the west.
ern Federation of Miners this after
noon. Tho morning session Of the
convention Was takon 40 hy The read.
Iug % the minutes OF the executive
board.
Memorial day win DO observed by
tho convention and graves OF the late
Rev Myron Reed and late Governor
Davis n, waite Will be- decorated II
ls probable that the delegates Of the
convention will visit the grave OF
Reed in a body while floral omblems
will be- sent 10 Aspen 10 decorate tho
grave OF Governor Waite.
Secretary Haywood reports that
there win ho important changes 90
the constitution and bylaws offered
10 the convention when the commit
tee on constitution and bylaws re-.
mort.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

superintendent A. Il. Stoup aud
Prof Mcfarland OF the Albuquerque
rdblIo schools. returned yesterday
from a Iauut 90 the sandia mountains.
They scaled the procipltous wallis of
the Sandals auutudlnous summit
formed "a junction with the party
composed OF Edmund Ross. Elwood A.
bright ANA Fred Forbes, who left the
city Tuesday morning, trampgd IA
Coyote Canyon, over the ManzanC
mountains 90 Whfcomb Springs and
from thsra Co ECar canyon, whore thoy
arrived un "Wednesday The young Al
pine climbers carried their provisions
boddlng and guns ON their backs. They
arrived home last evening very much
exhausted but happy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
InF AlIinNAL bERI

on April 90 the public debt less
cash Ia tho treasury. amounted to
1tgs85fO6s. an increase for the
month OF s3,43i.975. which Ia account
81 for by a corresponding decrease
- hand
Tho debt De- rccapIlulatcd as FOL.
bows.
Interest bearing debt 2s95l5l,iioi
debt ON which interest has ceased
since maturity. t2,3iLtso; debt bear
Ing no interest s829.26s,326i total
~ ,@9.77s,2i0.
This amount, however, does not IN
elude S979 9g9 500 Go certificates and
treasury notes outstanding. which are
onset by an equal amount OF cash 10
the treasury hold for their redemp'
eoa
Tho public debt has long since
ceased io be- a bugaboo 10 the people
OF the United states. and, ia TACT
many of them look upon the debt o.
rather a blessing than otherwise, be-
cause Il involves the disbursement OF
large amounts OF money that other
wise would be kept out OF circulation
Under tho careful management OF
the republican party the debt has been
mdiciously handled, the tendency be
ing steadily 10 a decrease Ia the
same
II De- not likely that any enlarge
ment OF the debt win take plaoo--ai
least 40 long as present policio- pre-
/ Will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
international Arbitration.

Lake MohouR. 81. Y, May 26 Don
80. Dickinson ot Michigan. Justice
Brewer of Jho United states Supreme
court. General q. o. Howard General
stewart D.. WoDiI0rd. Congressman
afUeurld 0i Maine, President Gilman
ui Carnegie institute. and Edward Ey.
croft Halo are few oft tho noted mon
who have siFnIpod their intention OF
taking part On tho tenth annual con.
ference on international arbitration TO
Ho hold here during the coming week.
judge George Gray. who l8 one of
the four ropros antatiyCs of tbu
United tsatos ON Tho Hague tribunal,
Nill preside over tho conference. viii
liam o.. ponnold. OF the state depart.
mDnt at Washington. viii speak ON
tbo Venezuelan arbitration, Commits.
siuuor MaciurIand of me District OFT
Columbia. is to speak on the slgnl.
uCancc OF the present agitation ln Ga.
y0r of au arbl,sation treaty with Great
Britain. and Charles w. Pepper. spo
cIal commissioner appointed by the
government uu the pau.Amor.cau rail-
way project, IS down hr on address
on the relations OF that enterprise "a
tho promotion OF peace among tho na
Hous uf the western hemisphere.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
ALUMNI BANQUET LAST NIGHT
AND PROGRAM or EXERCISES AT
ELKs' OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT.

The oak dining room OF the Alya'
RADIO last night between the hours OF
3 D. m. aud i2 m.. was the thoater OF
the annual banquet Of the alumni OF
the University OF New Mexico Tho
scene was ono that viii long remain
pleasant memory IN the minds 90 the
participants Palms and cut flowers
adorned the tables and nantes OF
tho hall and we're placed artlstically
about Tho white gowns and tho wr,o
linen OF the board shouted beauti'
mlly against the black oh oak finnish
ings OF the architecture. ~ w. Clan
cy OF the board OF regents OF the
New Mexico institutions, and Dr.
q. W. Tight, president OF the instltu
ti0n, were guests. Miss Lillian Hug
get. president OF the alumni. sat al
tho head of the board and woa mas
tor on ceremonies. Toasts were Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
NOW IN THE CITY

Senator w. 70 Andrews aud Hon.
W. s Hupoweu returned this morning
from IN paso. Engineer farwoll, who,
with a surveying corps. has been sur
yoylug a limo Tor a proposed extension
uf the Santa BE Central into El Paso.
accompanied them.
Mr Andrews said that the building
of tho Albuquerque Eastern Was still
"a I've proposition
Hoe aud his associates have too
much money invested Ga The Santa
Pc Central not 90 run a lIne into A.
buluerQue Large bodies move slowly
The Albuquerque Eastern o. bis
proposition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Graphic mines are shipping daily from
ave TO seven cars OF Elncoarbon ore
90 IMMORAL Point Wis, and Joplin,
Mo. sme'tcra. This ore up 60 the past
year vas thrown over the dump as re.
fuse. as at that time ita ysiue was nm.
known.
Among other properties IN the Mag.
dalona district. notably the Young Am.
uricau. are opening up large bodies Of
zinc ore This property o. owned and
is being operated Boy H W. Russell
and Dr O. T. Horrick AZ Carthage the
BcruaI and Hilton coal mines we're
closed last Monday presumably on DC
count OF lack OF market for product
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
~. 49, b sanla Il.

Niles May sobhen a teacher On the
public schools OF Albuquerque. ar.
rived .n the city last evening and was
entertained al che home of Judge and
Mrs J. u McFio ON Grant avenue.
Miss spbbon was "a sChoolmato of Misc
Maud McFIe % the College OF Agrlcul
ture aud Mechanic Arts 40 Mosllla
Park Miss sehhDn accompanied by
bor brother loft for Taos this morn.
uE to spend the holidays with her
mother wbo is principal OF the pub.
I.c schools at that place New Mex.
lean
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Charlottesville. lujs May 2I-lo
day was red lcftor Gay Boo the history
of the local Masonic fraternity lu
addition tn being the sIxtioth anniyer
sary of tna institution OF the first
lodge of tnD order hero. % was made
notable by tbo dedication aud formal
opening UI Che New Masonic temple
The dedication exercises last an day
and are participated ln by officers oi
the grand lodge and hy delegations o.
Masons from cities throughout thi.
part uf The state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
- Ion MandaIena.

Dr F A jones, who rs superlntend
cn, OF New MoxicO'o Worlds Fair min.
ing exhibit one OF the hnost exhibits
ever collected an tho territory, return.
cd 20 tho city this morning from a
weeks visit 10 Magdalona ana Garth.
ago mining districts Az Magdalona.
Dr. Jones says, ho noted a lively re-.
viyal va mining. The Kelly and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Washington. May 27-Roar Admiral
Chadwick has reported 20 the naval
department the arrival OF his squad.
ron. consisting OF the brooklyn. a..
lanta, Castino and Marietta ~ Tonorif'
70. Canary islands, whore orders we're
awaiting him q dispatch a vessel 20
Tangior ga connection with tho KID.
mapping oI tho American. pordlcaris.
Tho Brooklyn was Immediately die.
patched To that place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Ancr careful Investigation the poni
frntiary authorities have located the
convict who attempted 90 start a con
flagratI0n in the brick plant 90 'he
territorial peuitontary Monday LASS
Ills name 10 lose Montoya and be De-
serving a sentence OF oighi years im
prsonmcnt for arson, Tho scene OF
bis crime was the city ot Albuquor
cue and ho Was tried and sentenced DO
the district court of 3ornhlIllo county
Ho has been taken from work and ha.
been placed under lock ana koy luI
me time being.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
COMMITTED SUICIDE
RAILROAD MAN KILLS HIMSELF
NEAR wiNsLow. ARIZONA.

Q Special TO- The CHizon Q
% W.usloW. Aria. May o. Mar .
g ion Morris. OF IA Junta. mem Q
Q Der of the Brotherhood of Rail-. o
- way Tralnmen. committed Hui .
. eide two miles west of here by 9.
Q throwing himself in front of 30. @
r. e engine. An inquest was held by .
Q Coroner Flynn. and the verdict o
@ was that che man had commit Q
. ted suicide 9
@ o 6 g 9 Q 9 9 @ . 9 9 8 30 Q o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

New York May 26.-wIth nli pros
poets ut botokcnlng q Grand sIrugelo.
the annual renewal of the great Brook
lyn handicap the most popular race
Culture iu the east viii bo run 90
GuyosCnd thIs afternoon. an attend.
auco of 10000 persons Be- expected.
The pick of the great handicap horses
of the east are named DO start They
embrace Irish Lad. winner of the Net.
r1pouian. 80. j. Daloys iron horse.
Yuu1a. and inc celebrated McChosney
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Louisville. Ky, May 27.-Prominont
laundrymon from All parts OF Ken.
lucky are gathered In Louisville for
the annual meeting Of their state a..
sociation. Tho convention will be- IN
session two days and viii be- devote
10 discussions OF various matters OF
interest 20 those engaged IN the laun.
dry business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
Reund 80 b orana -.

Special to The Citizen.
socorro, a. M.. May 27.--in the case
0f tho Territory vs.. w. G.. Hoacock
before Judge Pope today Hoacock
WAS bound over 10 the grand jury.
Hla bond was dxod az $500. no a.
Zion vas taken ln tho dlsbarmont.
nenlLn. Lu-ur- a-LLnn-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

0lsnvood SPRINGS Colo May a7--
The register and receiver OF the
United states land office at Glonwood
Springs has decided the Lilly Park
land contest "a favor of the Lriy Park
stock Growers association. and
against each and an the settlers oe.
cupying amy OF the oompany's grounds.
The decision involved the title 20 thou
sands Of acres of valuable land IA
Ally Park. Routt county aud a. Of
great Importance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Iawton. % . May 2I--Tvo lives
were lost In Gre here today that
destroyed the Farmers hotel. a small
structure Tho dead arc John Bran.
non. Patrick McCabo. both section
forOmrn Two other men we're ln.
Wrcd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Lea Angeles May at 3 ingram.
assistant and grand chief engineer
Of the International brotherhood ~
Locomotive Engineers. dropped dead
at hts desk at the convention today .n
this city. from apoplcXy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

HumIl- n r. MAY 21-Tho Pres.
boy torIan general assembly OF the Uni.
ted states today declared IN favor OF
union with the Cumberland Preshy.
lorlan church by a vote 80 nearly
unanimous that % was not counted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
d MAURO'S CONCERT
A MOST INTERESTING PROGRAM
CARRIED oUE At COLOMBO
HALL.

After extensive romodoling. clean
ing. painting aud vanishing the short
oning and re-appOinting tho stage,
lengthouins and relighting the audit
orlum. work that has consumed sew
oral months time. and considerable
expense, Colombo hail was formally
opened last might Boy n grand and brill
liant concert given by Prof III Mau.
ro's orchestra and local musical tal.
emit An elaborate program OF two
parts was carried out, and was heart.
iiy enjoyed. Besides Prof hi Mauro
and his orchestra, those who perform.
cd we're.
Mrs. 4. 10. Chambcrlin. oontralto
solo. with violin obllgato, Miss Grace
Houghton. vocal solo. quartet, Lillian
Heiko aud Sallio Chayos, Mandollns;
Prof Dl Mauro, violin; Mrs. Deckor.
plano. Mrs. Frank Wendell, vocal
solo; Miss Loohs, violin solo
Part a.,
Mrs Rosa Berry, vocal solo. "Beant.
iml song" Master Yanow, violin solo;
selection from MARTHA" hrs. Ella
Booth solo. "The Swallows" j. ~ Nc
kenna. banjo solo.
The attendance was large.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

BASED ON COURT REcoRDs.

Special to Tho citizen.
socorro. n. 81. May -Hoacock's
hearing Is on now win wire In full
later. Tho special sent 10 The Ciu.
gen yesterday was FULLY warranted by
court records
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

8 q. Jackson, manager for tho
American Lumber company in New
Mexico. returned this morning from,
a trip 20 Loa Angeles and the com.
pany'N pluerlos in tbs zuni mountains.