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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
STRUCK BY A CRANE
GOLDEN STATE LIMITED FIRE.
MAN HoLMAN THROWN FROM
His ENGINE AND PERHAPs "a.
TALLY INJURED At MERiNo.

Bert Holman. a fireman ON The
Golden state Limited coming into
Alamorordo ON the delayed train, had
thrilling escape from horrible
death az Merino station says the "a
paBo News.
he had been lring hard for several
hours. 30 order 20 keep the engine
up 90 lS ordinary speed, when he
suddenly lifted the engine cab curtain
TO get breath Of fresh air. a. he
ala 10 he leaned out End was struck
on the forehead by a mail crane
knocking him from the ;rain.
Holmans body was thrown from
the train 20 the side OF the tracks
20 that the train had 20 be backed
several huudred yards 10 pick Il up
A deep rash was eat IN his head and
t was thought last night that Hol
name ukum was fractured
Thc Injured fireman was brought
into Alamogordo by the train and wa
removed 20 the hospital
To-day Dc 90 still In a serious con
dit.on. hut % 30 thought no may re-
cover Holman was a popular hromat
and had many friends mere and al
Alamogordn.
a helper ureo the train into E
paso
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
GETS NO DAMAGE
s1PREmE COURT AFFiRMs VA.
LOFTY or CONTRACT ExEMPr.
mo IN CASE or ACCIDENT.

We question az 90 whether passon.
ges On a railroad train riding on a
frso pass, who loses bis life on &C.
count OF an act OF carelessnosg on
he part OF the railroad company.
stands on me same footing az a pas.
aoager who pays bis fare. was Tues.
deg decided by the United States
supreme court against the free pas.
sunEor
The case ln which the opinion was
rendered was that of the Northern
Pacific company w. Louise Adams
and Flank n Adams heirs OF Jay a
Adams, an attorney OF Spokane. Wash
In 1898 Mr. Adams was killed while
riding on pass which contained a
stipulation eXemptinE the railroad
company from liability IN case OF a.
cident The federal circuit court inI
tho district OF Washington state
awarded damages 10 the extent Of
giA0 600 an6 the circuit court OF ap
poals Tor tho Ninth circuit agirmot
this iudyment
The opinion OF the aupomo courI
was handed down by Justice Brewer
and reversed the lower courts. The
supreme court held that there could
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
RAILWAY OFFICERS

The officials of the railroads run
ming into Denver organized a branch
of tho Central Association of Raj
way uaicrs Monday az the Union s'A.
ton. Denver Tho meeting marks the
initial step 70 organising the local
officers OF tail-o ais. above the rank
of chief dispatcher into a body ihsi
wll deal with questions between
roada and affecting the manage
OF the operating departments.
Tho railway Cnlciala elected tho fol.
lowing officers
President d. 70 Cain. general sa.
porint6ndont ~ the western grand
division 90 the Atchlson Topeka a
santa Fc nt la lunth.
Vice president. g. p Carson. $50.
I pcrIntcudont ln Denver Dor the Colo.
RADIO q Southern.
Secretary and treasurer. y. p. Hi,l
] commissioner c. dorado car service bu.
roau
An executive committee consisting
l OF ID. H. Cain. g. 20. Carson and " C.
Ferris. superintendent OF the Union
Pacific lines In Colorado; a. a. Har'
I rls superintendent of the Burlington
a Missouri river lines IN Colorado
and A. r. Abbott. superintendent fo'
tho Rock Island, stationed az Colo
RADIO Springs was named
The moutings OF the new otganiEn
ton will bee held the second Friday
OF each month. at O'Clock In room
10 ~ the Union station IN Denver
Those present we're: ID 10 Gin
y g. a. bristol. superintendent Of The
ia. r. a $. r. nd g. n p. joint tract
| E Pueblo: , p Kurn. tralnmaater o.
the g. q g.. at Pueblo. =, Harris
G. E. Carson. q h. Mcclure. trainmas
ter G a g In Denver. A. r Abbott
w o. Nevin tralnmaster for the Rect
island a. Colorado Spring.. l.. 7
Kimbau. general freight agonS io
the Rock Island al Denver; A y
Warner. division engineer for th'
Rock Island M Colorado Springs;
G. Smith. general superintendent %
the Colorado Springs q Cripple Creek
la. NJ Mccormick. master mechanic %
the G. 3. q G.. c. n. y Parks. super
intendent for the u. a n. O. at Den
yer; w. g Ferris r. n. pwyer su
norlniendcut Of the Missouri Paclh
at Pueblo; H. n. Koozor. general west
crn freight and passenger agent 70
the Missouri Pacific 81 Denver.
The on organization is considered on
OF tho most important made In recen
, years. Il brings the railroad men o
. Colorado lines into closer touch an
enables them 90 profit by mutual %
periences as well as anordlng mean
OF adjusting differences c0ncornln
operating that ls not now afforded
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

After d long 'okness and much sun
aring Mrs Mary J Crahtroe died this
morning form cancer of the stomach.
she was ,0 years old and was born
.n the state OF Missouri Mrs Crab
tree was one of tho pioneers Of Colora-
90. being ono of tho drat white wo.
men In Denver In 1853 She roaidsd in
this city the past seven years and
leaves one daughter Mra Edward 7.
.Cuott. who resides horo The funeral
will take place tomorrow from the
family rcs doneo No si6 North See.
0nd street at $3.50 o'clock The funor
al wifi bc conducted by the pastor
of the Christian church. OF which de'
nomination Mrs Crabiree was a faith
Gal member Friends OF the family arc
invited 20 attend The intormcnt VIII
De- made In F9iryiow cemetery Tn
dortakor Edwards in charge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

building OF the Colorado spring. q
Cripple Greek Short Line railroad.
the Denver q Southwestern has been
running behind lts hxod charges and
% operating expenses.
SIN further rotronchmonts have
boon found necessary. and the order
has now gone forth for &. reduction OF
salaries. amounting % from 40 90 %
per cent The rut Affects every one
from vice President tord down, and
naturally q has raised n aonsatio IN
the service or tho Southern. Many Of
the employees Of the road have beer
10 the employ Of tho company Cor ten
Year,. and they don't appreciate thif
Mind OF recognition Of thoir services
tmt tho order goes and they must
submit or leave
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

Atlantic city. A. .. rob 26
Prominent bankers and Hnanciora from
many parts OF the state Registered
today at tho Hotol Chelsea lu anilc.
patton Of the annual convention of
the New Jersey State bankers as.
aociatIon. Much interest cenlo-s in
tho bauqucs whicn will serve To- for.
malIy open The convention this even
Ink Mayor stoy VIII deliver the ~.
dress OF welcome aud the othor
speakers will include Secretary shaw
Lyman J.. Gage former secretary of
the treasury. and Congressman Chas
~ Fowler Tho business sessions
0f the convention wll continue
through tomorrow The attendance
promises 90 20 the largest in the bis
tory of the associations meeting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
SHORTER COAL CARS
MASTER CAR BUILDERS DECIDE
TO MAKE CAPACITY LARGER,
CARS SHORTER.

Under ruloa adopted hy thc Master
car Buldou association. tho stand
ard box cars are now 40 fest in length
and have o. capacity Of $4,000 pounds.
Tho standard coal ear "a now rs ieot
long with eidoB go inches high. These
cars have a capacity o.. 10000 pounds.
Under former conditions some OF tho
coal cars we're go feet ln longth ana
had capacity OF but 5000 pounds.
while the length hag boon reduced
iO feet foot have been added TO
me height. thus increasing the capae
tv of the car 10000 pounds. The
shorter cars are more easily handled
and switched. and there "a savlnl
1f storage space. The old-timo ions
cars will Boz gradually discarded.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
.ELKy OPERA HOUSE
READY FOR MONDAY
rHE SALE or rioKETe NOW con.
rINue AT RANKiN's OFFICE

Donations Tor go seats for MONDAY
nieht az the Eiks' opera house open
Ing attraction continue % come in
rho opera house chart has been NOV
Cd 20 the once OF ID. J. Rankin, North
second street. and applications for
$40 seats will be received there Until
Saturday morning, when the sale Of
SO seats will be opened.
when the hooks closed last nigh
there we're zoe seats left for aais
most OF which are On tho balcony. THE
number remained after an soats
bought and subscribed for had boon
deducted from the sat seats The aud.
uorIum contains But the committee
is not TIE least hit ln doubt bat what
lbo whole $50 VIII DO sold o. fact
they are anxious FOR fear tho house
viii not accommodate the crowd
Those holding on with hopes that
[ they may secure seats or even stand.
| inc room Tor $3.50 or any price bees
than Go may as VOL give up that idea
I No tickets VIII boz sold lcss than "
say the committee. and it must be a'
. 10 the committee says so.
Contractor strong Ia bua.ly engaged
to-day boz building hnif a dozen NOR
dressing rooms. and stated this morn
Ing that a. far as the auditorium >.
concerned. that part Of the contrac
Is completed. but 81 course there 81
a biz iot of WORK yet uncUmploted 80
Other parts of the building Ed
IIemhke. the plastcring contractor }
rushing his work VIII Maore ans
Two experts are hanging The aahoain
curtains and wiil ho ready ior Webc
la Fields an star company Munda
.nIrht next
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
ANNA EVA FAY
the SYST or HER KIND WILL AP.
PEAR AGAIN m THIS CITY

Anna Eva Fay viii appear again 10
thls city, filling two nights engage
mont al the Elks opera house March
I and q
AZ present she o. mystifying the
people Of NJ Peso. the Herald of yee
terday saying
Anna Eva Fay entertained another
large audience 90 Myar opera house
last evening and myatilod She people
az much AZ on tho night previous.
They could not reason how she was
able 20 call out their names. read the
question which thoy bad written on
sljpu OF paper and stan held In their
hands and give them answers that
seemed perfectly accurate. Some ~
her work appeared startling and there
was much wOndormcnt expressed. she
called the names o. some Of the best
known people Of the city who we're Ia
the audience and then told Thorn what
'hey had written on the slips OF paper
which they held, and answered the
question Tor thom almost IN the same
breath. Hor cabinet tricks aroused
nl much curiosity az the nlght before
and the committee 81 oltiseua from
the audience, including y. KneoAeH
and The Eggers. we're unable %
account for thho apparent wonders
Tho vaudeville part OF the perform
ance contributed by other members OF
che company was also interesting and
amusing Mics Fay win appear again
tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

be no higher measure OF duty % the
heirs than 20 Adams himself and thui
there Is nothing IN public policy TO
prevent contraot between q com.
mon carrier and o free passenger OK.
omptlng tho carrier from liability 10
case Of accident. The company. q is
said. waived To- rights 10 exact com
pcnaatlon from Adams. Tie was MOI
In the power Of the company and Oh.
lieed 10 accept its terms lie freely
and voluntarily chose % acropt the
privileges offered and. hvlng accept.
I'd that privilege. the court said, can.
not fopudiaio its conditions.
ID Has been announced that q. >
wabb. audllor OF the Gulf Colorado
q Santa Fo railroad. ono 81 the Santa
Fs's holdings. has ioft tho service Of
The road. says me Ton, ka state Jour
nai A short umo ago the @ g. a 3
D.. was absorbed by the q. y. q 4. g
railway. another rOa0 belonging q
the Santa BE-. and Mr Wchh'a poai
lon was abolished lt was though
re- the time. however that be woul'
BE- provided tor in some way, bet .
I was reported "a me Santa Fe genera
1accs tbat he las LETT the ro1d 10
I food Mr.. webb ia we'll known bl
l Topeka people. having formerly beef
employed ioro as chief clerk 20 q. a
/ Mcclellan. superintendent OF the east
urn division OF the Santa re. %
went from here 20 Chicago. whore b
vas employed iu the ofhccs OF IN
president of the road and from ina
position ne was promoted TO Oh
auditorahlp of the Gulf Colorado
sansa Fo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

On Tuesday Judgment was rendered
hy Judge John r. McFio in the First
Judicial district coug Tor Santa Fo
county. in the case of the territory
81 Nov Mexico versus the Taos county
bank ~ a.. 10 the sum OF tt167 The
mit was brought by the territory to
recover the amount OF money from
me bank. where Il had been on depos.
h and from the bondBmon of the bank
Motion was made by defendants at
torncy Julius staab 90 SGT aside the
Judgment which. however was over
ulod b. the court and exceptions TAX.
en b. The 6efundants Solicitor 0enor.
al -. H. Bartlett appeared for the
territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

small crowd headed by tho eiri'a faith.
er. who made 90 attempt % take the
prisoner from the sheriff
The sheriff and hia deputies sue
ceedod IN getting the prisoner 60 the
JAIN TO virtually admitted bic guilt
saying be wanted % plead guilty and
be- sont 10 the ponitontlary Immediate
~. aud pitcously begged the people
not 10 Mn him
Feeling runs hlgh. and an attempt
viii likely be- mrdo 20 lynch him. The
ahoriH has a number 81 deputies and
saws he is ablo 10 cope wish the situa
IInn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
BORROWS ENGINE TO CATCH FIEND
TEXAS SHERIFF INDUCES gHolN.
EER TO STOP TRAIN AND pun.
sue FUGITIVE WHILE TRAFFIC
WATTS.

A special dispatch from Dalhart
Texas. So the Denver News. dated
FEB 81 says
This morning about % o'clocd
Whus the little i0.yearold daughter
uf En Merrill. a Rock Island labor"
was passing the leo house ln the Rock
Island yards al this place a trampt
grabbed her ard dragging the little
girl into ava empty Ice house attempt.
od criminal assault. Tic child fought
her aaaalant and made her escape.
The child made her way 60 her home,
which was only a short distance away.
aud the alarm was given and soon
me citizCns were looking for the mite.
creant
About ~ O'Clock a freight weut
south on tho Denver road. shortly az
forwards Sheriff Webb received a mes
sage from mo conductor saying a
tramp had been put on AZ the hrsi
station south The sheriff got on
his horse. and when almost % the
station met freight train coming
north.
the engineer stopped tho train and
said they had passed a man down The
road The train was backed 70 the
station. tho engine cut loose. and with
tho sheriff ln board backed down the
road and coon caught tho man, Tie
surrendered without resistance and
was taken down 20 Dalhart. on arrlv'
lng az Dalhaft they we're met by a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
TELL SHIPPERS ABOUT IT
SANTA FE. Hill AND HARTMAN
LINES TO Explain RECENT AD
VANcEs,

Executive iramc officials oi the
SANTA Fo and the Hiu and Hartman
lines are arranging a meeting Ia Chi
oauo wish halt dozen Of the largest
shippers To- the country. and with q
eicw OF discussing tho recent ad-
vlnccs which were made In thl rates
% the Pacific coast The shippers
who have been Invited 90 attend the
conference are engaged mainly Ia the
ron and steel and lumber business.
although other interests are 10 10
rturesouted.
The meeting viii be- the result Of
objections which have been made 70
the increases which went into effect
January 90. che advance ON iron and
teol and some ot their products
amounted 20 about cents per noe
aoulds. and the increaae on umhoi
was material
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
RAILWAY TIMBER CASE.

The United states supreme court
Tuesday. On au opinion boy Justice
peckham. reverted che Judgment of
The United states court of appeals
flr me Ninth Circuit in tho case OF
the United states vs the So Anthony
Railroad company The case was one
brought by the United states against
the company tD recover damages fnr
the cutting of timber In Idaho Tor
the construction Of hc road the tim
Der being cut on the land twenty
miles distant from tho line no the
road
Tho question involved vas ns "a
whether land so Gar removed WAS Fad
acont" in the meaning OF The Lave
The court held that 81 was not
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
ALBUQUERQUE SPORTS
ENJOY GOOD SHOOT

Local shootists were as the fair
grounds yesterday afternoon for live
bird shoot The weather was aTue
able and the birds we're very COOL
Il was the brst shoot Of the season
and not as many were out az ex'oNcted.
but enough TO dispose Of several dozen
birds.
The scores Ten birds az 2s yards
riso Johnson %. Henry 3 Qulcr o.
Barnett
soconu set, birds az 2s yards rise.
Henry @. Real q Barnett 2
Third set birds az rs yards Hen.
ry g. Barnett g. Beal 9
Third SET, birds. Henry 2. Barnett
4 Boui
The birds were furnished by Billy
berry manager OF the fair grounds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
TRAIEMEN SHOT
THE SHOOTING OCCURRED At
DAWSON ~ THE TOWN MAR.
sHAL.

bud Farmer town marshal OF Daw
son, NJ NJ ON Tuesday Night shot a
trainman of mo El Paso a Northeast.
orn railway and 10 Is now considered
necessary 10 have the tralnman's arm
amputated Feeling 10 running nigh
against Farmer ana Il will probably
bo necessary for him 20 leave the
camp az once
Farmer Is well known in Huoriano
county, Colorado. and has been mar.
shall AZ Dawson since the opening Of
the camp three years ago lie has
also carried a deputy sherin's commits
sion The injured mana name cannot
be- learned al this writing From ~
ports coming Ia this morning. d would
not be surprising Il Farmer would be
kIllod ~ any time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
WILL ATTEND OPENING NIGHT
e. pAso ELKs WILL TRAVEL 10
ALBUQUERQUE TO WITNESS
THE FIRST PERFORMANCE w
THE NEW ANrLERs' OPERA
HoU8E.

A uumbcr % El Paso Elks are pre-
narIng 60 leave here sunday 70 attond
the initial performance In the new
Albuquerque opera house, built by the
Elbn. which IL 10 be- held Monday
night
The AFFAIR viii be- society event.
the seats being sold AZ 90. so and SO
each and the attraction being Weber
a Fields alistar cast, which has Just
finished triumph IN San Francisco.
Tho Elks and guaranteeing the com
pany $4,000 and she balance IL 10 go
20 the opera house fund.
a. the close OF the entertainment
there viii be- grand banquet given
n which the El Pas0 mon will partici
pate El paso Nows
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

"liawloy.on the. Corner" 10 arranging
10 move from present location. az the
corner OF Gold avenue and Second
street. 90 the Muenstorman store On
South Second aircot opposite the
postonico AZ soon a. Mr. Hawloy
yacateB hts present quarters, tho State
National bank ofAlbuquorQue viii com,
monco putting the room into condi'
zion for banking purposes. The new
bank expects 20 be ready FOR business
by March i5, " not thon not later
than April l.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

Moline, 900. Feb. 20.-Moiiu o.
deoo0etod with Pythians today 10 hon
or Of the grand lodge ohoors and
other visitors "a the annual district
meeting Of the order. Al the business
meuting lhis afternoon delegates
we're ia attendance from each Of the
zen counties embraced IN the dis
iriot The gathering viii come 70 q
close thls evening with a banquet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
RAILROAD NOTES

~ and Mfa NJ n. Read Of Biloxi,
Mississippi. who have been wishing
with Mr. and Mrs r. a. Smith. at
san Marclal were Albuquerque visit
orB Yesterday
Ths local orcor of brotherhood Of
railroad Trainmcn is making prep
oratiuna for a visit from Grand Master
T. %. Dodge. who viii DO here In the
near futuro.
There la a ruror 90 circulation that
trouble o. brewing among the rail.
road employees at Wlnsiuw. and q
strike feared. In order 90 ascertain
mo truthiulnea8 OF the report a tole.
rram was sent by Tho ellison Co
window. and an answer mo trouble
here was received.
Pau, Morton. vice president Of tho
santa Re. declares that pooling OF in.
teiosts IS the solution OF present rail.
Fay troubles. and that u viii be- legal
Z .god "a me near future
J. A. Glen has been appointed train
master of the Santa 70 with head
quarters az Galveston. Mt Glen sue
goods W whitman who has boon
made tnn.nmlator a. Cloh0urnc. Texas
o. o. said that the Santa Pc has q
mau In the Pueblo station whose du'y
Dc 60 to- remove cindors from the eyes
on unfortunate travellers Tho puehl.
star Journal Says that this servant d.
the corporal on. who Do a colorod gen
| ucmnn. haa become so adept tha, bee d
| thinking of going into The optic ape
c.aiIst busiucss.
Chicago 6 Northwestern Receives
lC ontract--Thn Chicago a. Northwest
eru Union Pacific has been given thl
contract of moving the men OF thN
| United atatcs navy from Chicago q
ne Western coast These roads wor
allowed f2r 20 for each man trans
ported from Chicago 20 the pacin
liurlnr Ono fiscal year ending June lC
lIgl5 Tho rate bias been G20i1 nh
lr0aIs that made tho lattor rate tire
of tho bargain they secured whc
fhcy undarbld the Chicago Nortl
Nestorn.union Pacific. and Above
Inc lattor road to rctnkC the business
Tho men of the navy who are take
IRON Now York Go Chicago viii p
, carried over the BlH FuGr and N
p Chesapeake a Ohio The rate above
; he railroads by the government ave
agss alont 3 cents O mile From O
torioi points the business of the ma,
viii be uistubutcd among dlaerc'
= roads
O
The Hebor City branch OF the De
y yer a Rio Gmndo is reported cor
% plotOly blocked by a mammoth sno
q aide in tho canyon a short distant
d below Bridal Vol falls. SO terri
"a was the slide that rocks and tlmb
10 were carried fu- up the othor side
70 the canyon. and the provo river "
completely damned for some dlsian'
Foe a distance OF 200 feet the trn
Ill. htrrtrH a. FrnFn nnwnrfHu ". nrn % mff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

Rangoy } d. Bean. the man who
was recently acquitted 81 charge OF
numbering a q. ~ 4 b. A. porter. has
alsd uuit in 10 paao against the q. w.
a r. A. for tho recovery OF $4,000
damages alleged 10 nave occurred
Wheu DO conflict with their employo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
MUST SHARE TROUBLE
DENVER a soUrHwEsTERN RAIL.
ROAD FORCED ~ SHORT LINE
COMPETITION TO REDUCE SAL.
AalEs o. ALL EMPLOYEES

The troubles Of the bondholder- o.
the Denver a Southwestern railroad
are 10 be shared BY the employees or
THAI ROAD. says the Denver NoWa.
Ror a long time. Almost since The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

for which preparations on an elabor.
ate scale have been completed oy
81 Georges lodge Of Moline. which
is acting az host OF the occasion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

Charles Parlatto, transportation
agent for the Southern Carnival com.
pany. arrived last night from New
York Tie viii remain 10 the cl,y
until April and On tho moantime Will
arrenge the itinerary for the show
during the coming summer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

j. C. FlOurn0y, who represents the
simmons Hardware company Of 81
Louis In the southwest, 10 on visit
10 the northern towns. Mr. FlOmnoy =
home and headquarters are this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

Abe. Rodriguez. age % years. died
ON thc Highlands this morning OF con.
sumption Ho was AN omploye Of Che
American Lumber company at Thor
nau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

g. H Cox, proprietor of the Red
Llghi saloon on Th.fd street. died az
9 o'clock this morning OF Jung irou.
bic. Funeral arrangements have not
been completed iiis mother ls OK.
poctcd tomorros morning from Houa
ton. Texas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
DEATHS oolNes

j 6. Rose. 20 years Of age 9uccumh
ed TO the inarmitioa that come with
advanced age at his home near Old
Albuquerque yesterday Tho funeral
occurred this attoFnoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

KLOCK a OWEN. Attorneys Cor
plaintiff, p. o. address. AlbuqusTgus.
New Meulgo. tn