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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
4 PUEBLO ROMANCE.
wife Of Former Clergyman Divorced
and Married Inside Of Three Days.

wife Of Former Clergyman Divorced
and Married inside Of Three Days.
The Pueblo star.Jourual of few
days ago contained the following
"Married-at Ration. IS NJ. Sunday.
June l2. 1904, Rev MaElll united
in marriage Charles D Montgomery
and Mrs. Emma Fisher both OF PA.
ohio. Colo.
behind thls announcement and eel.
ograms 90 friends in Pueblo received
this morning De- a romance that will bo
received Boy their friends oven with
surprise. n goes 90 show that lcyo
not only laughs 40 locksmlfhs but 20 ls
bound 20 find lts way never mind how
steep tho obstacles.
"Tho marriage follows two divorces.
tho first granted Mr. Montgomery
about six weeks ago, tho second ten.
derod In favor OF Mrs Fisher last Fri.
day. Saturday Mrs. Fisher quietly
left FOR Ration, and very fow indeed
were IN her confidence that she ln.
tended 10 again become a bride, The
decree IN her case read that sho was
freed from James Edwin Fisher. FOR.
morly a clergyman IN tho Methodist
Episcopal church. and lately a nows.
paper man. among the best known ln
this section OF tho state. on tho
grounds OF incompnubllity OF temper
Tho Fishers were married n little
over a year ago
"Mr. Montgomery "a n hotel pro.
nriotor and one II the oldest resi-.
dents Of the city IN point OF residence.
Mrs. Fisher "a BtrlkInriy handsome
woman OF gracious presence and has
many friends IN Denver and Colorado
Springs. ~ well as in Pueblo
"Tho happy couple Will arrive homo
this afternoon and congratulations
win be Fhoworod on them by their
largo circle Of friends, who cordially
wish them O. long and happy welded
life"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

go into OBJECT, ne the shops At sodalia.
DoniBon and smlthvillo have been
working on short timo for the past
week or two.
u is common for the road az this
season OF the year 20 do considerable
rctronchlng. but added 20 the usual
necessity for such procedure 10 the
immense loss by wash0uts along the
system during the past three weeks
There Do always more or less damage
each year Boy heavy rains and wash.
outs but aside from the actual dam.
age from destruction by the foods ls
the Immense damage ocCasl0nod by
tramc Dn almost eyory division out Of
this city being almost entirely sus.
pended
Tho palsei CONDITION now bosettIng
tho oasto.u roads will probably not
prevail in the west and along the line
OF the Katy. Tho prospects are that
big crops will be- raised and 20 rc.
move them will make great demands
on tho road aud in consoqucco. the
machinery department of the road
will be- In bad condition unless the
usual work is done and that will soon
caii for the iu'l capacity OF the Par
SONS shops
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
las GAUGES

From the Republican.
Hon. Nick GALES aud Judge Par
tor lcft Tor visit 20 the gold fields.
Mrs. Conn OF recon. VIII leave soon
for st. Louis. her old home, whcro
she will romaiu 10 educate her chill
drcu.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Mayos for.
mor residents of this city, bat who
have been making their home recent.
ly an Mayncli KY. returned 90 Las
Cruces and are staying temporarily,
no tho home OF Mrs. Maycs' father.
Hon Nicholas GALES They have come
back 90 mako their future home some
whore ln this Immediate locality. hav.
Ing tried the east. and being convinced
that % is mo- place for Wide awake
young people who have tested the pos.
siUI.ucs of the great west
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
NEW MEXICO Towns

w. y. Locke arrived from AlbuQuor.
cue for a little recreation and rest
Ills many trends heroahouis are
pleased 90 discuss with him the char.
actors and events ln the early history
OF san Marclal.
One day recently W. d. Morgan.
while travorsIng a lonely part OF the
mountains, came upon a female bear
and two cubs. Tie cxtermlnatei the
colony. The polta arc worthless 90
this season Of the year and the bounty
money De- no sure thing. for mo com
missionors generally manage % keep
This fund ON iho ragged edge OF &C.
transfer into some opening of poor
promise.
Under foreclosure proceedings an
undivided half interest in the typo
and prCsacs of The bee ONCE win De
sold from tho stops of the ONCE OF
publication on July rs. This opportun.
10y for great returns from a small Ga.
ycBtmont should not be- overlooked. A
great deal OF evidence is ln existence
that San Marclnl % chasing New YORK
hard for FIRST place ln the amount 90
patronage extended t0 the printing
fraternity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25


was too strong Tor the Vegas back
stop. and one Of the Browns score
may be charged 10 errors made by the
man with the big init
Las Vegas took the stick and Nc.
Wonlo. Gross and DickorBon fell like
chan before the terrible native And
In the first half of the second inning
lnll foulod out. Parsons struck out
and Daniel hit lIttlo one that rolled
To- his Waterloo 40 FIRST
In these innings the Browns made
hay while the sun was shining. They
took advantage of the Vegas boys
disturbed condition. which was cvi.
dent early the game and piled up
90, winning scores
Uhoados famed CosRroyo. but Par.
sons mudcd the third STRIKE aud the
batter got the base uelwiE struck out
aud Voorhees, was given "a base in the
same maruor In which Cosgroyc pass.
od. French sacrificed and Cosgroyo
scored The inning closed by Wilson
. striking out. ln the second inning Sic.
Donald drew r. two baggor in the
center field Brown famed. QuIor h.t
| the ball into an open space in the
center field and Mcdonald scored.
] GaUcFos bic "a little one to second
| base aud was thrown ont 40 hrst
Tho third. fourth and htth innings
passed without Incident. each side go.
ing down before a whIrlwlud OF pitch.
Ing In ono. two. three order.
lu tho sixth muing The Blues by
hard playing and a beautiful two bag
ger boy Hilb earned a score Dlckor.
son crossing the plate. This was their
only score.
ln the eighth inning CosEroyo gain
ga another score for che browns An
error by D.Csorsou cost this tally
Tho game was clear aud beautiful "a
soc. Tho rivalry of che Two towns on
. the diamond aul tbo luihgonstIc feel
ing OF i.a players made the contest
keen and exciting. Tho grand stand
/ h0VlDJ Itself ho8rse squirting thC
players t0 great efforts MorIiori0u.
plays were loudly chocrcj The We
gas boys returned home last ulghN
we'll satisfied with their visit TO On,
Duke city and with % little money 4,
the good Yesterday was the FIRST tim,
.n many years that the patronag,
90 "a bail game az Athletic Park hai
poen So large as to more than pal
expenses and the supporters OF "a,
local organization feel encourage,
over the prospects OF a good and live
D. season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
CARLSBAD

From the Argus
j. w. Marshall was down from Ros-
woll and was much pleased with what
he saw Mr Marshall is a veteran
peach man aud o. considering tho
establishing of o. large orchard eth.
or hero or at Artps'a.
Peach shipping o. now well under
way. aui Inc growers are generally
well pleased with me prices the pro.
duct brings. Reports from Colorado
Springs are to tho effect that Carlsbad
peaches are quoted ot $3.50 per box
in that market
Dr. g. ". Whichor LOFT to Join hIg
wife az the old homo IN Iowa. and
the couple viii shortly go on 90 ST.
Louis and study The wonders OF tho
great exposition Dr. Whirhor's prac.
tlco will bo looked after IN his alb.
sonco by his friend. Dr. r. p. DOepp
DR. Whiohor has been long On the mill
without rost and hls many friends
who have cause 90 appreciate his
faithfulnoss and aklIl hope that no
viii enjoy bis outing 90 tho utmost.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

The bicycles races wefo as good as
any over Witnessed at Athletic Park.
but us a ball game was eminent, the
American spectators did not lako as
much interest loo them as lf 10 had
been Otherwise. The nyomilo handi.
cap was won by HeIyley stamm Sec
oud, scratch men, and padillo third. a
forty yard man, Time 1884 uelyloy
won the quarter mile open, stamm.
second, pumpol third Time o. one
mile open, samm, first, Pimbell sec.
ond and HoIyioy third Time 2:3l.
in the horse races Boone won two
straight heats from Mozollo. Time
1919 and l.l3ia Sheoam. Jake LOWS
horse. wont an exhibition half mile in
1878.
The gun club closed tho program
by pu"c,ur.ng inc air and SCATTERING
"a few round Ur blue rocks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
RoswELL
From tho Register

From tho Register
Tho rains of the last week have
done much good On and around RIOS.
well. The water holes are fun and
,ho grass % getting better 90 that
with a continuance OF our usual spring
rains, cattle and sheep could do very
well for some time 20 come.
W. r. BaylesB left for Nashville
Tennessee, where he will attend tho
annual meeting OF the United Confod.
crate Veterans After the convention
Mr. Baylos viii go 10 Alabama 10 visit
his mother, whom no has not seen for
many years.
W NJ. Montgomery died at Als homo
last Thursday morning OF Cancer.
which bad affected him for some
time. Mr. Montgomery had lived Ca
Roswell for about six years, and was
60 years OF age. He was a brother.
in.law OF J. A. Foreman Tho re.
mains were shipped 90 the family
buryng grounds az Claromorc, Ia.
dian Territory.
Frank stoddard Dodson. OF tho
United tSatos Geological survey, now
stationed at Roswell 70 about TO DO.
come a benedict. cards announcing
DO, marriage 90 Miss Alice Gertrude
Hilb OF Lincoln. Nebraska. They
viii be at home in Roswell after July
lHt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
BASE BALL YESTER.
DAY AFTERNOON
WITH OTHER SPORTS At THE
FAIR GROUNDS.

Tho weather was nue. tho attend.
anco was large and enthusiastic ana
the game was close and exciting The
Browns defeated COL Twitchelrs Las
Vegas Blues by the very close score
OF @ to !. and the old base ball spirit
OF Albuquerque fans was aroused. Il
vas tho first game ON the local dia
wAnd this year. bat d Is hoped that
70 is only the starter of a good season.
Tho fans feel assured that % iB,
Yesterdays game was won by the
Browns by Gallegos phonomlnal pitch.
ing and the clean support of lhe field.
las Vegas was less fortunate.
Rhoados pitched o good hard game,
but az times his support was weak.
Tho frat few innings, u was oyident
that "tho kld" from the Meadow city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
LoRosBURo

From tho Liberal
Mrs j.. NJ. Croker who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs shaftor. at
clifton. returned 90 LordshurF.
Miss Hattie Gaddis. who has boon
attending tho Normal school o.
Tempe. Arizona. returned 10 her Gold
nan home.
Mrs w. ~ Loahy, who has been
teaching school at stoln's Pass. was
IN the city and went 20 ~ Paso. whore
she viii stop Cor some dime.
Many OF the ca.tlomcn are feed.
lnr their COWS ON the soto plant II
ia cut up and split opon. whom the
cows can got enough nourIshmcnt 90
keep thom alive and save a calf
Chas. spaun OF clifton, was in the
city en- route TO ST. louis. 20 take in
tho exposition Ilo is prepared for
an kinds OF bunco games. and hopes
10 get back without getting beat.
Don Johnson. cattle aud hide In
spootor was IN town and inspected n
shipment Of hides, 10 took a great
deal Of trouble TO get him hore Fin.
ally letters and kilograms 10 tho soc.
rotary md tho president OF the cat
no sanitary board seemed 90 have the
effect OF waking mp the Inspector. who
would not answer 90 direct appeals
and he came. II the board would ap.
point a deputy az thlg point 70 would
often save n great deal OF trouble and
annoyance 90 shippers, This iH not
the first tIme "a has tallon several
days to got Johnson here to make an
inspection.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
That Tired FeeiIna.

n you are languid. depressed and
Incapacltatod for work. Il indicates
that your liver Is out OF order Her.
blne will assist nature TO throw on
rheumatism and ailments
akin 20 nervousness and restore the
energies aud vitality OF sound ana per,
feet health. J. J. Hubbard. Temple,
Texas. writes March 20, 1909; Il have
used Herblno for the past two years.
it has done me more good than an
The doctors When feel bad and
have that tired feeling, / take a dose
OF HorbIno. Il Is tho best medicine
ever made for chila and fever" scots
a bottle. Sold by J. II. ORoilly a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

An old and wolltrod remedy Mrs.
windows Soothing Syrup has been
used for over sixty years by millions
OF mothers for their children while
tecthIng, with perfect success. Il
sooihos tho child. soitonB the gums,
allays an pain, cures wind collie, and
is tho best remedy for dinrrhooa, 10
pleasant 30 the taste. Sold by drug
gIata IN every part OF tho world.
twenty-five cents bottle, rs value
rs lucalculable. BE sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. and
take no other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

A dose OF Billiards. Horohound sy-
rup viii relieve Il. Have you a cold
A dose OF norblno 40 bod time and
frequent small discs or Horohouud
syrup during the day win remove a..
Try II for whooplng cough. for asthma.
for consumption, for bronchitis, Mrs.
Joe McGrath. S27 %. ist street. Hutch
inaon, Kan. writes. u have used BAL.
lards Horehound Syrup IN my family
OR 8 years. and md Il the best and
most palatablo medicine / ever used"
Csc. soc, 800. For sale by J. A..
OBoilly a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
Railroad Topics

A. Bargman. Of Los Angeles. f.
here. Gle is connected with the wa
scr service on the coast lines. and 10
mere on o0lclal duties.
Cado solvy. who was here The past
month on matters connected with the
guard system az the local shops, was
a passenger Tor las Angeles last
night
Mrs. r. r. ellison. wife Of the man
agor OF the Postal Telegraph company
at Santa re. left via the Santa Pc
Central for Mount Vernon. Illinois. on
n visit Co relatives.
~. j. Oibso., toe division supcriu.
tondeut between this city and Wins.
Tow. who vas hero yesterday on bust.
ness. was a passenger for Topeka
and Chicago last night
Although pay day has come and
gone. tHr number OF mon 10 quit at
Che shops was comparatively low, not
more ban fifteen to twenty Some
were ie, 1ut on account Of ucomrct.
cnCy
j. 81 Moore. assistant auditor 90 the
Denver q Rio Graudo system. spent
yesterday On Santa Re. Ho is &C
comp8uiyd by &c. Blungs,uu the
auditor of che road ou the tour of in
apoctIou
IT, s. Lutz. agent of the Santa Fl
railway in Santa Pc, arrived home
from Pennsylvania where he hai
been visiting bis old home Mrs
Iuf2 aud three children viii remain
cast fHs some time to come.
According to a recent official rc
port ... Russian railways had at thJ
bcFruus OF tho year iol12 miles of
track uf thlB 33.431 miles are Ga Eu
rope and 6735 miles On RussIat
AsIut possessions aud Mauchurla.
p. D. Myers. the efficient agent Of
che local Offices, has planned Co take
"a yar1.ln noxt month and viii yisI
h.s uI home In Wichita. Kansas
llB duties have been very EtrCnuoul
Tho past few months and De- deserved
e neC.,d vacation.
vs.. Y Brown. division freight an,
passenger agent OF the Santa Fo. will
headquarters az El Paso. was a yislto
90 Santa 20 yesterday in tho inter
esq of DTS road Mr. Brown is n pleas
ant and popular railroad official AM
wou liked I'm the business communI
tics oft bIs territory
s. T. Bean, who is loo charge OF thO
local shops. reports everything NOV
ing along nicely at the local shops
ana more men being added 90 th
force constantly As stated IN tn
Citizen yesterday afternoon. MT Boal
is getting matters in such good shap
at tho local shops that ho fools D.
CON 900 t1 hIH mechanical sunor.utont
emf duties az los Angeles Iu "a YER
short two
last uIsht. There arrived from On
railway shops ar Chicago. Kansa
Ci,y and Topeka forty boIormator
and maDbIu.sis. and some az thoi
win be put tc work in the locr
shops Others viii ho sent Co oihc
shops ou the coast lines. ~ Is Learn
od that Tho local shops viii DO On
distributing point for an importo
h1I'DrWakcr8 and mach.u.Hts sen
here from The east.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
FROM H. " NUDGE
Says That Strike Isn't Causing Santa
Pc Any Trouble.

no. o. Nudge. general manager of
the Santa DC. in order TO show that
the Santa To has not boon seriously
affected by tho m8ohulsts strike no
H stated in me bulletins issued by
the strikers. dictated tN following
statement today says the Topeka
State oIuual ST. Nudge says that
DOS statement ls based on information
received from the beads OF the differ.
ont divisions on the Alchlsou proper.
Am reports Of either freight or pas.
Heuger trains being delayed ON ao.
count ~ motive power are without
foundation. There have been prac.
ideally no delays 10 passenger trains
ou account of engine failures aud mo-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

John r. ellison informs the WIN.
Jams NowH that during May and June
aoout thirty Indians have died az the
supal agency OF measles. u ls said
when the attack comes ON they enter
q sweat house 20 bring out tho inca.
sizes. and while iu a heated condition
they jump into The cold waters OF
the Cataract, driving the oruptiOns
back aul causing death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
ID soIaIer 80 MIstake.

A special train passed through this
city Friday morning from Santa re-,
New Mexico, bearing a special party
accompanying the remains OF a Cath.
allc priest who died az Santa 10 and
who Was 10 bo buried at los Angeles.
AZ This station an old soldier named
Ware, who was in tho party got on
me train boy mistake H0 had no
means ana dId not realize how far he
was from New Mexico. as be wanted
20 start out and valb back Ills case
was referred 20 the county authorl.
ties. who yesterday sent the old gon'
toman 10 tho Soldiers home at Santa
Monica. san Beuardlno sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
SAN MARciAL

From the noo
The san Marclal orchestra has en-.
Gagged tho opera house for tho night
OF July ith for tho purpose OF giving
a ball.
Mr. and Mrs. George PorloWltz are
10 occupy tho Conroy residence when
they return from thcr honeymoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Bases ou balls. un Rhodes. o on
GalIcgus. T. Tbree.bose hits. Par
sons. T. Twobaso hits. Mcdonald, !.
Struck out Dos GaIcg0H 49, by
Rhodes s..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
NO RAILROADS FOR HER.
indiana Woman Resists Efforts Of
Line 70 Cross Her Farm.

MrH Alexander Lagghl.n, q Brown
county Indiana, farmer, is success.
fully resisting the efforts OF the In.
dibuapOliB Southern to bulL a rail.
road across her land Tho fact that
Brown county Is without a railroad is
sail not 20 have been considered by
her. for she has ordered the contract
ors not 20 move a shoyelml OF dirt
from o. AZ Nashville she filed a.
fdaYits against several members of
Tho continuation rnnH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Sc1ld head ls an eczema OF the
scalp-yory severe sometimes, but u
can bo cured. Doana Ointment quick
and permanent ln its results. Al any
drug store. 90 cents,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
ACROSS THE ANDES.
New York Firm Gets Part Of Con.
tract for Chilean Road


The government decree. accepting
Freight traffic on ON OF the rail.
roads IS somewhat lighter than last
year. in consequence Of which some
Of the other roads are reducing their
forces with the addition of now en-.
zines during 'ho last few months. and
the fact ina, our old engines are en-
much better shape than they were
last year We are prepared TO handle
a considerably creator freight traffic
and 20 guarantee its prompt move.
mont.
Tho only serious delays 90 either
freight or passenger trains On the past
thirty days has boon on account of
wnshouts and soft track
All shops except one are FUN hand.
cd, There are SIX men called Tor Of
one shop. and they arc now ON the
way.
Work at all shops o. being turned
/ out fully az well as bofJre the strike
/ I have before me monthly reports
| showing that on May Z there we're
STANDING outside at the Topeka shoNs
waiting Tor room. f1dyfour engines
. ON June ! this number had boon re.
ducod 20 thiriytwo
/ During the month OF May twenty.
/ two engines we're entirely oycrhaulod
and turned out of tho Topeka shops
twelve now engines from tho Baldwin
works wore sot up. and one now
/ switch engine was turned out com
| plotted This engine. however. dld NOD
. get ont of the shop until June 6. On
the previous month there wcr,
twenty three engines put through
seven now engines from the Baldwin
works set up. and two now switch
engines turned out ono OF those on
r'nos was turned ont early en- thS
month. and was really mostly set ur
In the previous month
A. 90 engine failures. monthly ro
PORTS from The twN general guporIn
tondonts for tho II 90 five months o
the year airs az follows:
January. 500; average por day. cas-
February. CS7; average por day
I2i6.
| March, 300; average per day 1GI.
April, sos, average per day. 1874
May $40; average por day. i22.
These are figures FOR the Atchisol
proper. comprising $500 miles while
have no detailed reports from th'
other general managers. their train
are coming 10 ms as nearly on time a
they over dId and 7 have assurance
from them that their conditions ar
satisfactory
., Car Theft al Lordsbura.- -Th
Southern Pacific daily packs iu a ca
au the freight % has Co transfer o.
the Arizona a New Mexico says th
l0rdshurE Liberal 80 ulght thls on
is locked. and sent over to tho ArI
IONA q Now Mexico yard In th
moming the Arizona a. New Moy.c
opens the car and checks out tb
freight Tuesday morning Agent Kyo
OF the Arizona a. New Mexico f0uuO
tho lock on the car broken and SOM
pf the packages opened a cutler
package had been 0yerhaulod. bu
what was taken o. not known, 90
30 would have 90 bo checked from Oh
j or.ginal invoice but o. ana not look "a
though much had been taken a cas-
of cigars had been opened. Like th
cutlery, this shipment would have O
{ De checked from tho original blil. hu
s there was room IN tho case for twenty
ihroo boxes ~ cigars, and 90 tina
many may have been stolen. tn
officers have been looking for peopl
with pockets fun Of cigars. but hay
. made mo- arrests
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

No need 10 fear sudden attacks OF
cholera intantum. dysentory. dIar.
rhoca, OF summer complaint. II you
have DR.. Fowlor'B Extract OF Wild
strawberry IN the medicine chest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
THREE DAYS A WEEK.
= Drastic order Of Retrencument
Reaches Parsons Shops.

The rotrouchmcnt policy OF the
Katy struck thia city today. and the
shops were ordered shut down three
days each week, says The Parsons.
Kan. Eclipse
Parsons was about tho last place
Tor thc drastic roUcnChlug orders 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

freight cars are held on sIdlngs on
that account.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

the bids for constructing the Trans
Anllne railroad has been signed.
Public opinion looks fayorably up
on tho work. as o. viii be 90 the
hands OF American capitalists, who
can be- counted on 20 push construc
tion The contract for building the
road was divided by the chilean gov.
eminent between William ~. Grace
a Co., OF Now York. aud Clark a Co,
and S. Pearson and Son, Of London
The aggregate of the contract la
81 BOO 600. but ultimately Tho govern
meut designs a. ls understood to cx
pond tw0 ur three times that mreh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

ID. G. Anderson of San Antonio. ~.
a.. is in the city visiting hls mother
10 VIII return home tonight.