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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
CAPTAIN

From Che NuUs
Hon. a. B Ferguson arrived from
Albuquerque. and was Immediately
driven to the v. ". ranch
sheriff Armstrong was up from
Lincoln On hia way fn Parsons. where
ho wont ,o look after SOME LOCAL mat
.r8
Tho Easlc Mining company has a
number of men at work oJ Parsons.
preparing f1r tho erection uf n min.
which has ataIy boon placed ON tho
around
Father GIrmu accompanied hy hIs
brother. wDro un from Lincoln. un
rHeIr way to Corilozo Tho former
the parish prizes. ut Lincoln. and
'Ue mtf.r H Canadian professor,
now on vacation. visiting bis broth.
.r
A petition was circulated thIF waob
100 Captain. asking Cor the appoint.
mt of Newton Kemp as deputy shor.
if to nu a vacancy caused by tho
resignation of ACasIo Gallogos Mr.
Kemp is au active. reliable man. who
would make "a yiE.i1nt officer and
Mr. Armstrong could du no better
thar act favorably upon the petition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
RATION

From -. Reporter
airs C.. n blackwell returned from
Denver much Improved boz health
Mr. ana Mrs W. a. IOomls OF So.
nora. Mexico. are Boa the city and eX-
poet 10 make Ration their home
Mrs. J.. Majors and lIitlo son left
Tor Colorado Springs, 20 visit her
aunt. Mrs Fred Madison. She oX-
pocfs to return iu about slX weeks.
Geo. B Paxton, o. mining man OF
me Rcd river district. was iu the city
carly in the week Ho reports "a gen.
eral revival of prospoCl.ug I'm that
district ON account of Jho recent rich
strike On tho Independence mine on
Bitter creek
W. 81. Taylor came down from Pu-
oblo. returning in company with his
wife. Mr. and Mrs Taylor win make
Pueblo their home. he having accept
oi the position OF nlght foreman Of
the Denver q Rio Gandc round house
GO chat point
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
FOLLOW SANTA re PLAN
Southern Pacific Builds Stoekadss 20
Protect Shops from Strikers,

Southern Pacific Builds stockadss 90
Protect shops from strikers,
an union bollormalers On the coast
division shops of tho Southern paCl.
hc company AFRO on strike. Tho men
are ont n san FranciHco. San IMla
ObIspo and SALINAS so yot The trou.
h.c has not extended 20 the main line
chops at Oakland. Sacramento and
Bono. but may at any hour. says tho
san FrnnclHa1 Call There is mo- qucs-
tion OF hours or wages The union
mon refuse TO work with tho non.
union men lately employed by the
company
Flr several weeks che Southern Pa.
clnc has been making preparations 60
protect Cos property Large numbers
or men have boon building strong
and formidable atoctado around tho
roundhouse and machine shops. The
defense work is n solid board fence
eight feet high. with several strands
OF blrbCd wire along Che top.
SEQ one jn tho railroad yard seemed
to know che object 0f thC fence and
that tho fact chat 90 bias leou made
% enclose only che works boz which
ttc engines are repaired. or Che build.
Ius u which they are kept has led
fo tho holef that trouble was expect.
90 in That department
There l1s elso been stationed in
lho railroad yards during tho con.
stru,uon of The fence q large number
/ of special policemen who took up
their positions at thc gates a. the
mon passed through ON their way 10
and from work
+ The b0IOrmakcrs made state.
m,ut tonight to Tho effect that their
grievance De- not alone the uon-guion
meu Thcy Say that about "a month
ago fbo company nid of from 21 to
5D per cent of the huilormakors The
strikers contend that in the employ
meut of men those laid OF should
hlvo fUe preference They assert that
This contention has hrgn ignored hl
tho company and two mon from chi
caru wore FIFou work This murn.H.
The union mru thorDupou laid down
choir tools UaI'Drma era and tnpU
hoIngra arc ont at Alameda Point
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

From the Chicago News.
a lot OF men arc unable 90 prove
that tho world owes them a living
Some wives are unhappy because
their husbands don't neglect them
enough.
Those people who COuy early 90
avoid inc rush form Che nucleus ot
the crowd
Consistency may Doe jewel but
you can't soak 90 with the thrc, BAH
merchant
When man can do almost any.
thing except maize "a Twins ho De- dub.
bed "a genius.
Tine sweetness of loves young
dream often depends upon the
rmount OF taffy there ls in a.
% sometimes happens that a widow
msrrlos an old bachelor because she
has a rrudgo against him,
Il is tho limit ol importiuonce FOR
man TO take shelter IN an umbrella
store during a thunder storm.
A medical student says ho has OF
ten heard of tho trombone but ne
can't nnd any reference 10 % On che
medical books
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
FIGURES IN GUN PLAY
The NIGHT MARSHAL or LAS
VEGAS GETS INTOXICATED AND
UGLY


The peace OF the Sabbath morning
was rudCly disturbed a little after 40
O'Clock hy the sound of "A succession
OF revolver shots ouIuatlng from tho
Opera Elr. investigation showed
that Might Marshal Hays, while CON
aIleraby intoxicated. had become
oUstropcrous and A. A. Mahonoy had
struck him Ia tho face knocking him
down A few moments later, Hays.
without warning. pulled his sun and
fired. probably at Mahonoy. though
the shot won't Wild and entered tho
floor Jim Clay. who had come 10 tho
saloon in answer % a hack call. saw
iho gun plp and shouted to Hays
not 90 shoot again. An tho mon ia
tuo saloon except Clay beat a hurried
retreat. Hays nrIng at random again
o. they did 30. Clay grabbed tho Off.
cor and succeeded Iu graggIus h.m
out tHu door Hays kept hs hold on
the gun and succeeded ln firing again.
tho bullet ranging upwards ahd strik.
Iug the wall of che opera house. once
again hC pulled che trigger but Clay
caught tho hammer on BITS thumb
ln response to cali. "a porter came
out and grabbed the gun which Cloy
was holding With bis thumb oyor tho
ian.
Hays wac ovorpuwrtUd and the
marshal was summoned. who arrested
him and put him ln JAIL ln the OF.
t9ruoon ho was released. lt ls under.
stood that uo LEGAL proceedings will
be taken against tho officer Tho
only thing that can be- said iu extern
uatiou of lays actions. ia thar no
was intoxicated. which is u0 oxtonua-
tom at aIl Tho fact that h.s family
would bu che sufferers for amy nnca
imposed probably haf much 90 do
with tho ayCsIuu not to prosecute
. tlg officer o. ls claimed that for
some Time, Hays has been drinking
/ freely and spending thc earnings that
should go Co h.B faWIly "a is likely
I the trouble OF yesterday viii cost him
/ bis star For the innocent family
/ there is much sympathy Hays Is
/ poacgablo aud well liked when sober
hut Or said to to troublesome when
/ drinking las Vegas Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

from President John Mcneil Of the
International organization.
This Information was a very salts.
factory piece OF news for the local Ia.
Dor men, who had feared that serious
trouble WAS coming on the Southern
Pacific. bat this action on the part of
tho company tn roInstaiing the men
seems 90 dispose NJ that fear Tho IN.
cldent on thc Southern Pacific Is now
considered closed
with me Southern Pacific trouble
out of me way. Vice President Buck.
alow will now AGAIN give his entire
time io The Santa Re troubles. leaving
for tho cast today How long be viii
Do gone ls not known but % set
tloment is not reached .n tho moan.
time be- win probably return here in.
slide of month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

Tho celebration at Fr1ltlaud last
Monday was a success in every re.
spoct. The crowd was larger than ever
participated in any previous occasion
of the sind. aud Fruitland people did
themselves proud in tho way of on.
PERTAINING visitors.
The opening feature was me pho.
ucor parade representing tho cross.
lng OF the plains hy the pioneer Nor
mons in 1851 The parade was uni.
que. Iuo.muoh ns % was q correct Inn
Itatlou OF Che immigrant train which
crossed the plains at that time. there
being hand carts. wagons pulled hy
a mule and a COW. etc.
The address which followed was de.
liyored by j. r. Young and was "a
mass of rloluence. demonstrating that
gentloman6 ability as an orator
shorter speeches followed. which
were highly appreciated.
Tho afternoon WIS devoted Co
sports of an kinds. furnishing amuso.
monl Tor those whose blood flows
Ats p. m. the BAH game between
tho Mancos and Frutlan3 BAH teams
was called, and resulted in a score Of
200 to o IA favor of FruItIand.
Tho day was concluded by O. grand
BAN In the evening.
Visitors ull concedo that they we're
highly entertained ana have bat the
highest Of praise Tor Fru.ilpnd folk
for courteous traatmont--Agicc lu.
t.N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE

lu thc District Court of tho county 90
HrruaIIlo Territory of New MoN.
ioO
fmt.r.D Archulota, 90 al plaintiffs.
80 Mariana IS Ot.o q al defend.
ants
No 5Gug
Notice .s hereby given that hy ylr.
uo of a Judgment and order of sale
entered u tho above cause ON che
1al dag OF July 1904 the undersigned
Special Master win ON tho 22nd day
oI August, 1905, ut 40 o.cl0ck in tho
forenoon uf said day. az the front
door Of the county court house of
the county ot BoualIlIo. Territory OF
New Mexico. sell at public auction 90
the highest and best bidder for cash.
tho following real estate situate in
the county OF saudoyal formerly a
portion of tho county 90 herualIllo)
Territory of New Mexico. t0wit.
a tract of land SHOWN as the Canon
Ic san Diego Land Grant O. more
particular description of which is
found iu the patent therefor from tho
United States of America to Francis.
eco Garcia do NorIoEa. dated October
elst. 1881. reference 90 which is here.
by made for more particular descrIp
uou. and containing according to inc
oUIcu. survey thereof ono hundred
f.NtoDn thousand two hundred and
DIeuty a.N and $1,000 acres. excepting
however. from said sale certain tracts
of land held ln sovoraly by divers
persons as set forth ln tbe decree OF
partition heretofore made iu th.a
cansp reference to which decree is
hereby mado for more particular de.
sar'ruUn of said tracts of land held ln
sovonIty 0ad hereby excepted from
the sale to he made.
WA. r. DAME.
Special Master
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
BONNIE TREASURE
THE EN.ALBUoUERoUE PAGER
MADE a FINE RECORD At CO.
LuMnlA. NO.

Quito o. sensation was pulled off at
Columbia, No. a short time aro when
James BE- Cassidy 0f Colorado Springs
drove Bonnie Treasure Co third mon.
cy Don tho 2.lS pace. says The Denver
ficll and Farm AZ all our Colorado
horsomou know Cassidy has but ono
arm and but ono log Bonnie Treas
uro has a ytry sore foot and Us conso.
qugutly a bad actor. ln order 90 avoid
possible contact with Bouuio's heels
hn rEgod an ancient attaChmantblk0
with an extra scat two feet 90 the
rear of The regular seat lunches OF
rubber adorned The arch of the war
wagon to act .aa "a buffer together
with ropes and two long rods OF iron
to ko.p che wheels from running Tor.
ward should the horse rear up. Bon.
MIC wore hobbies and many other
things and u en- respects was sulkIcd
and brldiod aud nt for the fray The
Treasure was on his best hohoayiOr
JhruushIout tho race aud the much
looked for and predicted smash.up
fa.iod Jo come Oft Cassidy passed
che lines around hls shoulders hold.
lus,tho left rain and whip IN his one
hand ilo surprised the natives the
way Do drove and n DC win only so
out .n The brush and hIt the by.pntha
be- may make some money this season
for his lame horse ls good for 2 40 ON
any decent track.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
OFFICIAL MATTERS


r." H"'''HA
Tho United states land commission
met Boo regular monthly meeting ON
Monday NO fHc capitol There wore
presents Acting Governor D. W. Ray
roIis as chairman. Solicitor Gouorai
o. T.. Bartlett and Surveyor General
~ % Ilovg'lyu as secretary After
I'sp0sing of routine business, the
.omml sion approved selections of
public lands to The amount of 1000
acres ln Union county for the benefit
nj the irrigation commission of Now
Mexico. An order was made foe Che
selection of 600 acres OF public land.
partly boz C0luv and partly iu Union
counties. for tho benefit OF the irrira.
lion commission OF New Mexico this
t1 De without o2rOuso 20 the territory.
Tho hoard adjourned 20 meet on The
Hri Monday iu September.
Territorial Land Board
The rcguls, monthly mcotna of tho
territorial lama board was hold Boo iho
capitol last Monday There were pros.
Ont. Acting Governor j. w. Reynolds,
as chairman; Solicitor General ia.
ward J.. Bartlett. a. s. Keen. land
commissioner secretary Aftcr rou.
fuo business and the auditing ana
approval off accounts. the commission
made a sale of $500 acres of timber
land lu Rio Arrba county situated
mostly ON the El R.io creek. to 22
applicants In the amount of 100 acres
each, more or less az so per acre Iho
salo WAS made for the benefit of tho
irrigation commission of New Mozr1
fu order wac made granting pasture
permits Tor 1.-Two stock of territorial.
land situated in tho San Augustine
plains Iu soCorrn county, to ur D. N
ruuHnrham ana arTac.utos OF Las
| NomH. for 10000 acres. 90 Frank Hub
heu u. albuquerque also. for 10000
acres 90 three cents per acre per
anuum. these pasture permits 90 run
for five years
a number of leases OF school Soc
f.ouH were ordered cancelled, because
the annual rent had not boon paid OF
because the persons who leased th9m
bad left or abandoned them. Several
new leases we're Examined. approved
and forwarded 20 tho secretary OF IN,
interior for approval by him as IA,
Law requires. Solicitor General Bart
lett was appointed "a committee q,
| confer with Superintendent ~ O
Burum Of the territorial ponltontiaU
and to arrange with that official fol
the construction OF a verified brIcl
pavement ln front and on the sides o
the government palace on the NORTH
side of the plaza. The board tnen ad
IouruoI 90 meet on the FIRST Monday
in September.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
HEAVY RAINS

Reports from iho north sly Chat Inc
raiu oft sunday was something era.
mcudous iu the northern pert uf thC
territory Colonel He1d was forum
alto ououeh 90 he out In % while dr.y
.uF some distance from Watr0us iio
says ho never saw % rain harder and
mover was so wet boz his lliD oven
whom as a boy ho used to go ln
swimming with his clothes on. WIN
g. Harness received q telephone mes.
sage from hls ranch ut Dorsey this
morning which brought the lnformn
tlon that the rain was heavy and geu.
eraI Iu chat section. las Vegas or.
tic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
RAILROAD NOTES
ORDERS CONE SLOWLY
Pullman Company Hes let out 1000
Men the Past Month.


Lack % demand Tor now cars has
compelled the Pullman company to
Oct ro fully 5000 men from iis shops
since July o Officials of tho company
say tho shops are pretty we'll caught
up on an contracts. and new orders
are coming in slowly They expect
however a big Improvement Boa the
business In tha fall when the ro.
employment of am che men Oct ont
durur the summer viii become norHs.
s1ry
For three or four years the Pull
mn company has maintained a largo
complement of mon. and while tho
reduction appears large 90 thia time
there are said t0 Doe more hands at
work nov than formerly during per.
riois Of what we're regarded as nor.
NAL times % Ga Figured out by ex.
ports that about onefifioonth part OF
ihp freight ears now in service ON the
railroads iu thIs country must ho re.
moved each ycaE to say nothing o.
additional equipment the companies
must build or purchase io Keep pace
with increasing business.
From present indications the rail-.
roads OF this country viii IAN FAR
short Of films thoir ear requirements
this year. and % o. reasonable there
fore. to assume that tho necessities
which should have been supplied
during 1905 win como iu addition Co
the needs Of 1905
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

fun grapo crop IN that section this
year An estimate OF tho fruit pro
ducu0n off Rio Arriha and San Juan
counties has been made by competent
persons as follows First class ap.
piles. 10000 900. peaches 100000;
pears. 100000. plumg, 100000;
erapcr. 100000, other fruits. 1000,
600 This would mean r. total of co.
100000. 0f 500 cars of 10000 pounds
each.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

~ b. stevens. grand secretary of
ho New Mexico grand lodge of Odd
Follows. is nov arranging details of
ho annual convention of that pros.
porous order which Will De held FOO
Albuquerque next October during the
territorial fair. Tho convention, u
Is saiI will show "a largely increased
membership iu this well known lodge.
Tho convention viii probably Doe hold
Thursday or Friday Of fair week al.
amururIo Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
san Iuan county ofnssrs.

Ata meeting Of the san Juan couu.
IS fair association the following Off.
Gers were elected. T. Current prev
idcnt. Geo. Kathleen. secretary; W. ~.
williams. treasurer; JAS. Jarvis. J. n.
grcon. i. @ williams. Frank Cooper.
Aho Golden Frank Townsend. n. a.
Courcr. Geo Tinker and Juan N.
In1uez. directors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

Considerable excitement has been
causot Do the community of che Ben
son farm. southeast of the city, this
week. hy tho appearance OF three
black bear. which seem 20 have been
making their homo 90 the corn fields
on that place. The group ,s oompos.
ga of the old bear and two small
cubs A party composed OF Judge
Freeman. 49, ~. Harios and Sol
schoonoyor loft 10 hunt Thorn down -
Carlsbad Argus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
OF rorrsst MekInIsy.s RsalanatLon.

on Forrest meKinley's Resignation.
Forrest Mckinley has resigned hts
position aa land Inspector Sir Mo.
kIulHv wanted to resign this position
some f.mo since. ana about the time
Dec was ready lO hand In hI8 ros.gna
zion ba got mixed un with che i.nus
g. Campbell Cattle company This
company had largo amount of public
land fenced Complaints wore made
to the department, and Str Mckinley
was aont t0 investigate the matter
Hc made hIa official report. and tho
company was instructed tn take down
the fence Mr. Lyons objected strong
ly 90 doing This. and made "a flight
ln Die nrht ho wrote some letters
which reflected strongly on Mckinley
and some of them were very insulting
Under these circumstances Mr Nc.
Knloy concluded not 90 resign until
fhc matter of the Lyons and Camp
BEN foncc wls settled. An order was
made by the district court lusiruc.
lnr tho United States marshal tn re-.
move and destroy those foncos uuloss
they were removed hy @ certain Time
Finally The Lyons g. Campbell Cattle
company came 90 time and removed
all the fences on tho government land.
rhon Nr Mckinley felt at liberty 90
present hIs resignation -Iorlsburg
Liberal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
PURSUING RosBERs.
Posses From TuoumearI and DaIhart
Following Hold.up Men.

Posses From Tucumcari and Dalhart
Following HoId.up Men.
possos from Tueumcau and DeIhlr
are Boz ho, pursuit of tbe robbers who
hold up fha east bound mail and uE.
press SO Z saturday nlght at Logan
station ON the Chicago Rock Island
d EI pa.u railway They have traI'ei
tho gang of four as FAR as Cow
SPRINGS. about ten miles from the
scene of fHa boldup. hut the heavy
rains of sunday H'gHt MAJ cause them
90 lose tbo robbers. a. they mo- doubt
are making for the Pablo Mnntoya
grant which iB very rough and affords
excellent protection. AB the laws Of
this territory prescribe capital pun
ishmout for train robbers 70 De- very
evident that the hold.up men Will not
Dee taken without a desperate fight
Il g. believed that tho outlaws are
members ot tho famous Hawkins
gang which az one time torrorIzed
this section OF New Mexico and II
thew are. thcy are well acquainted
with thls section OF the country, and
win probably succeed 10 making their
escape
Tho engine which brought No %
up from El paso last nirht hlt a mud
drift this sldo Of las Cruces that
checked her speed. with uncertain
equilibrium. and smoarod tho pilot
ana front up to tho smoke stack The
train shIvoroi and tho passengers
stirred resuossly in their soais, but
tho engine stuck 90 the rails and
oauae through al right Tho heavy
rain OF last evening had caused a
drift OF mud 20 form ON the tracks
There ls "a deal being framed up
between the Colorado q Southern tho
Fl paso a. Northeastern. and John q.
Oseood ot the Victor Fuel company
wh reby. reports say, n branch llne 20
to he huilt between Dawson CITY,
n. NJ. and Trinidad. Cc'o.. that VIII
connect tbo two roads mentioned
above
Charles Carey, one OF the oldest
operators ON the Santa Dc, was nu AT
hu1uofuuc visitor yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

Catholic Church Tor Aiamoaordo.
a move is con- foot to build "a Catho.
Ic church for Alamoe0rdo. Two lots
on tho corner of seventh street and
Delaware avenue have been purchas-
90 Plans have been adopted and
show q building Co bo iox7O feet with
"a seating capacity of go people.
Grounds Tor tho foundation have been
broken. and 90 is expected to have The
building complete and ready for ser.
vices Within eight months The
structure win bc on adobe and fIn.
IabeI in m0fcrn style A consoryu.
Give estimate places the number of
Catholics in Alamoeordo at zoo. and
with th'. number % win be on easy
task to support a church. a resident
prizes. is to bo permanently located
bore f1r this church AIamosordo
News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

sheriff Thos 5 iubbou returned
this morning from a business trip
t0 sonora. Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

hasors. s. sun ia the city with
Mrs. Colo. and was being introduc
cd To- our citizens today by q. l..
Brooks. Mr. Cole recently examined
the Los Trnnos tract. belonging 90
Bond Bros. at Espanola. Tor eastern
parties. Tho gentleman expects 90
ro cast tonight. while Mrs. Cole
vHl Go a few days visit California.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

IN San Juan County This Year
Twenty Million Pounds Of Apples,
Peaches, Pears and Grapes.

Reports from Aztec. san Juan c1uu.
o.. say that there win be Fun apple
crop. half q peach crop. and nearly a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
Blo ROADS TO MERGE.
Consolidation OF the WABASH and Mic
souri, Pacific Planned

COn10II nNInn OF the va 1HaN ANu WIS.
sourI Pacific Planned
.. ,..,. .,......,. s.,., t,f. On
-
says Upon excellent '''n''''f '' ''
stated That the missouri FhcNic hnd
Wabash railroad aynrms win Doe
.,...f,t.t.1 i.t, ,r, rr.tau and
.,,.... .,,.
."''p" '"''''''' ''' ''' " '
Wabash. VIII hc placed zoo charge oi
Ibe combined Gould lines
Whus DO ls mot believed that this
action win De- taken until Nr. Gould
returns from Europe. 80 ga GENERALLY
under TODD that plans along this limo
are being formulated and official
action v.II Iu fHNnu as soon aR hD rD.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

subacrIbo for Tho Clulon and so
tho news