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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
NEWSPAPER MEN AT
THE WORLDS FAIR

So Louis. Mo. May THREE
thousand newspaper men, represent
ms Al foreign countries and every
state and territory ,n the American
union. are gathered ln ST. Louis To-
take part ln the various mootlEgs 90
be- held This week, which has been set
aside by the exposition management
as Worlds Press Wcok' The for
yign countries represented include
Cannd Ncyico England ireland,
Scotland France Germany, Italy
spain Portugal Norway Sweden. Tur
key. Greece Russia. Denmark. Hol
louu. Belgium. chill and far or Ccy
i0g and Japan
The sessions of the Worlds Press
parliament will bo held in Festival
hall the last three days of the w@oH.
The three days beginning Co ~ will
po occupied with meetings OF the Ma.
uonal Editorial association and the
state and territorial press associations
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
PROFESSOR NEWELL
0l the Geological Survey viii
Pass Through albuquerque
In d Few Days.
CITIZENS SHOULD MEET Mn

Editors The Citizen
Washington. D. G.. May IA have
just been TO see Professor Newell Of
The geological survey. lie will pass
through Albuquerque In about ten or
twelve days on his way TO Yuma Ar.
IONA 70 look up the irrigation Quos.
lion there. In answer 20 resolution
passed By congress at the request Of
tho CalifornlAns a few days before the
adiournmcnt OF the last session.
Wouid live % have the people OF a.
5uauaruue meet him when he pass.
o. b. and invite him To stop with ua
aWhna whom ho returns Be wants
20 50 90 Arizona first because ho says
JhS lator % Will got quite hot there.
and that he viii stop 90 Albuquor.
que ON hH return.
The reclamation service bias sot
aside $4,000 for tho different
enterprises that BE- thinks Do will iu.
nuguratc. but. of course. some of ,ham
may be- rejected yet The Hondo pro
lcct. at Roswell. now stands a good
show Co bo commenced iu a very short
time Professor Newell, in response
Co my urgent appeal states that be- is
going 10 give considerable attention 90
I pumping projects down the Rio
| Gmndo valley from Albuquerque this
coming year
talked with Professor NowelI az
great length with reference 90 ne
/ White Rock Canon project. and Go a
possible irrigation enterprise down
about Los Lunaa. anG then one 40 san
Acacia. and others down the valley
ot Elephant Butte Hc was much in.
/ tcrostcd in what ! said about the pos.
slbiitIoB. aud while be- has already a
lot OF data, be- ls COINS 90 have an oi
these looked into right away ! told
him about the Casa Salatar project
wost oi Albuquerque aud OF several
that might be- iuaugurated north of
Santa Pc mp around Arroyo Seco and
Arroyo llondo. and other places ON
the east side of tho Rio Grando up
there llo knows about these, and has
taken them In mind for investigation
Zee expects. when be- comes % Alhu.
quorgue. 40 explain 90 the people how
a. is necessary for them % got togeth.
or and help the government ont with
reference To- titles and other matters
Ho has groat hopes that the meas
uroments going on Of Las Vegas will
show tho availability az an carly date
OF q project for The benefit VI that sec
ton OF our territory
! believe my talk with him has
done good. complained considora
bly, but politely as 90 the action Of
the survey towards New Mexico. and
I pointed ont the necessity for ac
tion with us as against other places
90 the best OF my ability
I think the Commercial club ought
Go take him in hand whom BE comes
60 see us In the uo1t Fifteen or TWEEN.
I ~ days. or certainly when be- returns
from California. sincerely yours.
b RODEY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
HEARST'S OWN
STATE UNDECIDED

Santa Cruz Cal, May ~ The chief
feature OF interest AZ the stste demo
cratic convention today win be tho re-.
port of the committco ON resolutions
% BIS probable that two reports will
be presented. one by the majority Of
thU committee, which o. understood to
favor an uninstructcd delegation. and
another by the minority. favoring The
endorsement of w. u Hearst Cor pros.
ldout
There ia possibility the debate ou
the resolutions viii bo prolonged and
vote will not be reached until tomor.
row should this b. the case today's
secession win be- devoted chiefly 20 ore,
tory.
The vote taken late yesterday on
me election OF temporary chairman
showed the opposing factions nearly
evenly divided and neither side seem
cd prepared 20 force a vote on the
main issue before the convention.
The committee on platform mat a.
40 this morning 90 hear the reports
of subcommittee
Indications before the convention
was called 10 order were that tho hght
Tor Instructions o. Hiill anyhodya
Hearst leaders seem confident Of via.
nlus instructions and their opponoats
are quite as well satisfied that the
San Francisco delegation N'll stand
pat against Instructions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
BUILDING THE TROLLEY
or THE ELECTRIC STREET RAIL
WAY UNDER SUPERVISION or
RopERIcK Slower.

Electrical Engineer Rodorok sto
yor superintendent OF the construc.
ton Of the electrical portion Of the A.
buquorQuo street railway system. said
this afternoon tnat by quitting tims
this evening the poleaetting gang vii,
have reached Railroad avenue ana
that poles win DO set along The entire
three miles of road within a week
Tho poiCB are white pine trees fur.
nishod hy tho American Lumber com
pany. and are set by the traction com
pnny 40 a cost ol about 90 each. They
are sot 100 feet Apart. and Il viii re-
quirc something more than 900 poles
ln the construction OF the three miles.
Tho trolley 90 No. 90 IN. a 9 gauge
wire weighing a pound 90 the two ana
half foot An expert trolley wire
man is engaged 90 hans the trolley
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
AFTER SANTA FE CENTRAL
BOTH THE ROCK ISLAND AND
THE GOULD INTERESTS AFTER
THE ROAD.


a u.huur dispatch from Sew
York ays
THE Denver s. Rio GrandC accord
.ug to rcpo may buy the Santa Dc
Central snd extend % from Santa ne
to Rl Paso The Santa Fg Central
now extends to Torrance point on
che Rock Island system
surveyors in the Gould interest
are now az work between Torrance
and El paso should the Gonlds buy
the Santa Fo Central and extend a
along the lines mo- Etalked of. the
Denver a Rio Oranae system would
practically parallel tho Rock island
and the Santa BE- into M Paso. Il
la stated that the Rock Island people
are awake to the situation. ana that
vigorous resistance VIII bo made from
that quarter io tho tho absorption Of
that branch
THE Santa Fe Central is now
largely owned by prtsburE interests.
Arthur Kennedy is chairman Of the
board w. n Andrews of Santa Re
rs president and Francis ] Torrance
~ pusburg is hrst vice president
The Offices OF secretary ana treasurer
Of this road are both ln pttsburg
Persons familiar with The situation
assert that II the Goulds want 90 buy
the property they Wll have 10 bid for
q against the Rock Island. and that
the present owners are not disposed 20
lci X 20 cheaply George Gould d
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
ExORBITANT HOTEL RATES
cHAs. RElNKlN or HELEN SAYS
THAT FARE IS NOT HALF CON.
PLErE ANo As YET a HoLp.UP.

Charles Roinkin OF tho John Becker
company of Bolon, arrived here last
nirht ON tho California limited from
the east whore be had been buyIue
goods. spent the night in the city aud
lcft this morning Tor Belen
ON his return from the eastern mar.
kots. Mr. RoInlHn stopped 90 80 Louis
to take in the exposition ile says
that not moro than 90 per cent Of the
exhibits have been placed, not more
than half Of the shows on the pike
are in position ana ready 10 give
performance. aud as a whole the fair
as yea SIS very Incomplete, ana that
person would be- foolish % go there
before july lj, that is O. they expect
tO see the whole show
He repeats the oft told protest
against the exorbllant rates charged
by hotels
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

June 2ist. 1908. 20 nominate can.
dldatcs TO run for president and
vice president Of the United States.
The organizing committee, which
represents more than five hundred
thousand colorod people In the
United states who are anxious 10 TO.
turn Co their native land OF Africa.
requests that you gentlemen sound
the candidates and vote Tor the nom.
inaiion and election of those who will
promise TO aid ia the separation OF
tho two races. and cause 90 be pur.
chased, territory IN South Central AZ.
RIGA. extending five hundred miles
north aud south. and one thousand
miles interior. eastward for homes
Tor the cx.slavos aud their offspring,
whore we shall have a free and indie
pondont government OF our own. under
the United States Tor ten years, and
who viii cause ne appropriation Of
money 10 carry the government into
effect. and send al the uolored poo
pie who want 20 CO. those unomploy
ca and homeless. and twothird8 OF
an che c0loroi C0HyiCis. Co the new
African territory which will be- th,
Republic Of .api9. Africa. The col
ored voters win support this ticket
Respectfully submitted
G.. q. MARTIN. Chairman.
d. n. THOMAS. Secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

robahlc For all know tho boiler
hators and blBcksmiths are satisfied
with their condition and their alrik'
Iue east of Ia Junta Out on the west
end however. they are dissatisfied
and viii more than likely become ih-
solvoi ln me machnlsts' strike"
Mr Bucbalow intends 10 bo back IN
rdUeta thc las. OF the week.
% De- stated today that The Santa Re
s making preparations 10 house their
new men In the shops at this place.
Rods have boon arranged IN Some Of
the buildings. and "a ls stated THAI
two carloads OF provisions were taxi
on into the shop last night undor Gov
or of darkness
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
a NEW LINE or RAILROAD.
The Santa Re VIII Build a Branch %
Eureka, california--Tunnei De-
ing Bored.

The Santa &c has commenced con
struction work on its line tu Eureka
in Humboldt county. California Men
have been put 20 work boring a tun
mel l.OOO feet long in Humboldt coun
~ near tho southern oud of the Euro
ka and Eel River road The entire
route southwark from this tunnel has
not been definitely decided upon, but
will soor bo. Tho company is to build
the Eureka road under the name OF
san Francisco & Northwestern Rail
road company. People who are heavy
stockholders IN the Santa Re have
bought up thousands OF acres OF rod
wood forests From those holdings
tho Santa Pc will gel q large per.
mRuCnt amount ST traflc lu addition
20 shipments @ viii Rei from other
parties
Following BE- The reply 1i a. H.
Nudge gcneral managgr ul Che Santa
Re, 90 the communication OF Arkansas
cry mach,1lsta dlsayowlng Connse
tlon with the damage Co Santa Fo en-
piu0s at that place.
Topeka Kansas. May T. 1903.
"Mr n o. snow Recording sscro
tay Walnut Lodge No 61s in
tDrnauonul Association OF Machlu
lsts 30. 1Ug South % street. Ar
Kansas city. Kansas
Dear s.rl am pleased to aoh
nowlcdgo receipt OF youm OF May @
There ls no question about tho a..
tempted damage, as the engineers
and frcmen Will testify. and az Il b
exactly what one OF your grand Off.
cera stated would be- done. we natur
ally 90 once suspected the machIn
Ists
% am also pleased TO- learn that the
depreciation was not committed By
maChIu.6ts and TO have your further
assurance that you DO not intend 90
interfere with the power Of thIs com.
uauy
Il viii tailo pleasure 90 glylng thla
correspondence 20 tho papers that
published tua account You're truly.
&c. %. NUDGE.
Gen rFr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
orouing Aebss aod Palms.

Mrs Josie summer, BromOni Toy,
writes. April DO. 1909 - have used
nalIarda SNOW Eminent IN my fam.
ny for three years ! would not be
without n Iu the house J have used
% ON my little girl for growing pains
and aches Iu her knees. u cured her
rIsht away have also used % Tor
frostbltton feet. with good success.
70 10 tho best llnImont ! ever used "
2bc zoe ana 500 For sale by ~
o Reilly a Go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

Conductor Iack Wulboarn has been
given n regular passenger run.
" q Hopowen, of railroad building
fame. has gone 90 Denver ON business
JR Farwcll. engineer Tor The Penn.
syivania Development company is an
Albuquerque visitor
: g. Cauan. n foreman linoman Tor
the Santa BE- railroad nt Ash FORK.
was taken 90 Prescott the other nlght
IN very sick condition.
0eorro Dlllman. who is In the ON.
ploy ~ the Santa 20 Central at Es.
taneia. was at the capital city yCstcr.
day on railroad matters.
Tho railroad bridge just east of
Gallup was discovered 90 be- on fire
the othor day shortly before The linn
itod vas due Tho damage was slight
The IRE probably was caused hy Che
sparks Of an oug.nr
~ tho sudden stoppIug OF "a west.
houud freight tram u the Gallup yard
yesterday an empty Refrigerator wac
broken in two as neat nH though %
had bson cut with a saw
Mrs John Lambert. wife of the sec.
ond vice president OF tho Kansas city
southern railway, passed through the
city last nlght west bound ln private
car with a party Of fricud7
Cade sclyy chief of tho secret SER
vice department % mo Santa Fo coast
lines. arrived hero last might from
the vest. Since the Santa Fo has had
an army or deputy shorids patrollnr
ita property. Mr solvy has been d
very bvsy man keeping them in line
Tao Gallup Republican says @
w Sullivan. agent at Flagstaff, stop
pod over a day hero to visit friends
ic has just returned from a thre,
months vacation. having spent mos
of tao time On Mexico. where ho mad,
some investments lu real estate. o.,
reports win Carman and Frank Moon,
running trains on the Mexican Cen
tral aud that clayton lemon ls ran
ming on engine on "a short line.
A. T. Lloyd. travelling chair
man lOr the q. II. C.. Tor the hOcl
island system. spont several days a
uclhart. and Was entertained b. th
D. a. c. lodge A more capable an,
r.uablc cmployo go represent the q
a. G. lodge aud lts interests coul
not have been chosen. Mr. hoy
goes TO Amarillo from Delhhrt 20 ID
mil.arizc himself with the Chocta'
line. that has been added Go his te
rltory
l.. Is. Edwards. the busy agent "a
the Santa Pc az Magdalena, iB in IA
city ON business and pleasure M
Edwards has been truniorrcd iron
Magdalona 90 a similar position d
las Cruces. the change to take plac
On the next few days MT Edward
has long been tho aocommoduun
Santa be agent 90 Magdalona, and On
people of that town are bound Go mis-
him. Las Cruces iH fortunate Boo 81,
curing bis services.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

b. Proper methods OF building boil
rs. applying nre boxes ln OH Its form
% o. CushinF. chairman.
o. Best method OF removal Of scale
from radical stays and crown sheets.
also on crown bsrs--B. r. McGrath
chairman.
e. Maintenance Of crate bars and
lash pans Rudolph Froyo. chairman.
Best Kind OF tank and construc.
/ zion ot seine John McKcOwu. chair
man
quite n number of higher mecbanl
eaI officials have promised 20 be pres.
/ 600 40 The convention and address tho
meeting. among whom are President
. N 20 Lewis Ut tHp master mechanics
T H.sUsntI0u Mr s. w. Miller. master
/ W..han.. Uf tbo p.uuaJ Naua. G.. 80.
Cory sur, u..udrut ul motive power
1. ihU Cincinnati Hamilton a. Dayton
and other.
Th. OIL. Nrs.' EsHr no Nay ia
says
run Pc boHormakcrs at Alhu.
WrlIy and Winslow, who struck On
sympathy with union macninists who
aro 0u on the system. apparently
have regretted their action and have
pefiiioncd the company 90 receive a
committee with the view OF being ro.
turned 90 WORK
There win arrive in Los Angeles
tomorrow morning a delegation rep
lrDscntiug an the bOiloFmakers ON
4 strike. tho object belag 10 consult
General Manager Wells 20 learn upon
what conditions the men who are ouI
may ho permitted 20 return 20 work
The expected conference ls the re-
.Hg't of an effort TO mcct with Third
. Vice President j w. Kendrick Of ga,
Santa BE- whose headquarters are 90
Chicago Mr Kondrick referred On,
subject lo Manager Wells In who's.
jurisdiction Is the boIlormakcrs aim
,uIty when Manager Wells Learned
Ia conference WAS desired Doc sent WORD
he would hc glad to meet The com
mittCe
"Omr0rs or Srnta Fc hoadnu8I,yH
.1re skopiical regarding tho outcoms
of tne meeting. because 0f o. feeling
that the hoIlermakcrs had an agree
.ment ou the entire Santa Fo system
loot t1 leave their employment Unit
che company was given a thlrtydal
|nIucc.
This asi,emcut was lost sight o
300 the excitement Incidental To thD
/ hrst stages Of She maohInists strike
when the officers of the Boilermakers
international union learned what ha,
taken place they ordered The men 0,
return to work. 10 "a said
. $50 far as the mnchinists strike q
concerned. there is said 90 be n,
5 change iu the situation. The company
Cl0lmB 90 have an tho men needle,
and the force employed ln the varlou
shops along the Pacific coast lines q
] housed 40 Santa 20 expense In itl
shop grounds The new men are sal,
/ to be- satisfactory ana thcy win not b
! discharged $50 long AS they on require
mouts
"lt Do possible. iu taC event the boil
p grlnktrs 40 WlnsloW and Ablquor
. que are not taken back. that an slml
: lar craftsmen on the Santa re system
may be- called out Attempt 20 bav,
the Southern Pacific maohinists TAXI
. q hand in the present trouble hal
failed Co this time
. OF the hoilormkers committee duU
. 'u los Angeles Tomorrow m0rnlni
three momhcrs are from Albuquerque
three from WInslow and one from
/ ..-.L u--.l-.nL !.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

Concord, n H.. May 1.-THE re-.
publican state convention 10, The o.
lection OF delegates TO the national
convention az Chicago % in session
here today with Colonel Rupert l..
Elwoll OF Easex presiding Tho con.
yentlon viii adopt resolutions strong
BY lndoralng President Roosevelt for
denomination, united States Senators
0alllugor and Durham viii be- chosen
20 head the delegation 10 the national
convention
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
BUCKALtW LEAVES TOPEKA
SAYS he IS SATISFIED WITH GIT
UATIoN-oN A WESTERN TOUR

% nuchnlow third vice president
Of the International Association OF
MaehIulsts loft Topeka again Thurs.
day says the opoka State Journal.
presumably for % trip over the west.
sn lines Ut the Santa Re- Mr. Buck
allow stated before his departure that
some OF the lodges OF tho road need.
ed leader and be intended To- go out
and encourage tham
Tho situation In Topeka. however,
said Mr. Buckalow. 'ls all that !
could wish Everything ia running
along smoothly and none Of the men
are showing any signs of weakness
: understand that there % a report
that tho boliermakers az this poinl
intend 20 so cut, but ! hardly thinh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

To save a life. pr r. q. Merritt of
No Mehoopauy, Pa, made a startling
test resulting 10 q wonderful cure.
He writes, "a patient was attacked
with violent hemorrhagCs. caused
by liberation OF the stomach I had
lf,or found Electric Bitters excellent
Cor acute stomach and liver troubles
40 / prescribed them Tho patient
gained from the hrat, and has not had
an attack IN n months" Electric
Riiiora are positively guaranteed for
Dyspepsia. Indigestion Constipation
and Kidney troubles. Try them Oub
soc az an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

aWupo'a houses.
-
Tho Santa re will discontinue the
daily flyer after May 30. In 90 place
there will be- a somiweokiy limited
service.
Mrs. G. u. Hill. wife Of a Santa Re
conduotor az San nornnrdlno. loft
last night for home after a pleasant
visit with Mrs y. l.. Myors.
Fred I.emnstor has relieved Ralph
Faults az night caller a. tho Santa -
Offices The latter left last night for
Mcpherson. Kansas. whore no will
visit relatives for n month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
EX-GOVERNOR ROUTT
DANGEROUSLY I'LL

Denv,a Colo. MAY iI-Grave feara
are entertained FOR D. D. Routt. tho
aged ex-governor. who suffered e se-
rious relapse a few days ago. Gov.
ornor Routj has been 800 Tor soma time.
but bis condition was not regarded
as serious tlll a few days ago. lie Is
7s years old aud has been Identified
with the west since the territorial
days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

"Ono OF DR.. Kings New life pills
each night FOR two weeks has put me
10 my teens again" writes -. ~. Tur.
ner Of Dompseytown. Pa They're the
best Ia tho world for Liver. stomach
and Bowels. Purely vegetable Never
grlpe Only Csc at an drugrista
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS


e. e. Choeny ZanesyIllo. Ohio. Mr.
and Mrs q w. lichtenstolu New or.
leans; r. ~ Elsuer. q. g. Dreyius,
New York 3 Llndauor and wife. Chi.
cage, NJ. o. Llowallyu. Santa Fo, @.
" stewart Las Vegas. Levi A.
Hughes, Santa pc; C. -. Allalrc. San
Antonio, W =. Cary Chicago. n. ..
Mandelsen. San Francisco. 8. J. Ian.
den Denver, W. a. n Llewellyn and
family Las Cruces o "a Smith and
vito nakolannlA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

Healthy kidneys filter the impuri.
tleu from the blood, and unless they
DO this good health h imposslhle.
Foloya Kidney Cure makes sound
kidneys and Will positively cure al
forms Of kidney and bladder dis1aas.
u strengthens the whole system.
Sold hy ]. d. ORlnlly q 90.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21


,eutble torment "a
times especially no
rtviIi az when uNCt-
heated
Che cause OF I.su
mt i u iu1 acid and
general rr .itliy con
lltiou ul tbc blood
The terrifying itching
nd Uumlug IS pro.
Iuced hv the overflow
through The Riaulsau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
stufasal European.

Mrs r. W. seruS Belou. L. A.
Jaamlllo; W. j. Peck El Paso.
Thomas q. Cranol. o. s. Lolhridgo,
Denver q. n. DOL, las Vegas; Lot
"a Howe, Iowa City Iowa; c. r.
Emerson, San Franolscoi Q r. Morse
CITY OF Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
The Black Movement 10 Africa BY the
colored People oi the United
states.

Carlo. lll., May 1904.
To the colorod delegates and their
friends who are chosen 90 attend tho
republican national convention,
which will assemble m Chicago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

Foley'a iloaey and Tar 10 poou'
harly adapted for asthma. bronchitia
and hoarseneas. Sold By J. H ORioi'
~ a o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21
LAST MIGHT FIRES

Al alarm of fire al CD o'clock last
evening Hgnalled that a Gre was burn
ink ln a cuhoosc IN the local Santa Re
yards lust below the viaduct The
city department responded promptly.
and with the mechanical engine soon
had the blaze extinguished As re-
suit only slight damage was done %
"a cuahICa iu the way car
Al 800 O'Clock a second alarm was
turned bon by mistake from box GO.
the box at the Santa Be shops The
Gre q small blaze in the lumber yard
inside the s'ockado was put Out by
the hop nrg department
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

% q. Ncwloo. civil cnglnee, Tor the
Santa Pc 90 Las Vegas. ia In the city
accompanied by Mrs owlet
Born To Mr. and Mrs w. D. FIn.
u,y "a boy Mr. Finney is the popular
dispatcher at the loral Santa pc tele.
graph ofDce.
Mrs lda 30 Bennett win give a
luncheon to number of her lady
friends 40 her residence ou North Cop.
per avenue on Friday May 90
Milton Dow OF fatigue o. in the city
today 0n business Mr. Dow says hts
section of country llke many other
SECTIONS ot Sow McNlCo nt th.s tlnH.
needs rain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

Charles T. Ford. Topeka. Kansas
J. n Moss. Trinidad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-21

Harry ward. Topeka. Kansas. 8
Steel. Detroit Mich.