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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
SCENIC ROAD CONYlCTS
TAKEN 10 SANTA tt

lFrom Friday ut.If Ct.fcnl
w.. ID NeWcomb. chief clerk lu tho
territorial poutouUary at Santa Fr.
and Geronimo frosluol.. "a guard, lett
lur santa fe goa So Iasf n.ght. have
mg .u toW nineteen ConyICis bon strip.
ga C'0thinE. who have been employed
Cor fhq rast several months Ou tHo
LAS Vegas end of the scenic route uo-
ing constructed from this city to San.
a Pc says tho optic
According to Mr NOwoumh this
camp of conylcts VIII bo consolidated
with the camp af the Santa Fc end of
che i.no and work on fho road VIII be-
continued during thD winter months
in the striped gnug that lcf for
Santa Do there was one H.ktY.Yrlr
man named Estanis'al0 sa'a thc oth-
nra being unusually Hhnrrtlmo men.
10 has been found that hotIpr work
can hp Cotton out ui longtime mon.
even those under lifo sentence than
from cnuVIcts who are sentenced to %
few months or n few years only lt
seems that those with little or no
hope of freedom wish tu do the best
fhoy eau for the penal institution in
thc hope that they win receive thcir
reward iu thia world Tor s0 doing
There would have been twcniy-onC
conylcts in the party to the pen last
ulght had o. not been for the fact that
two men employed ln tho las Vogna
camn were discharged here. having
served ont their sentences lesf tho
limo deducted for good behavior One
of these parties. Jose llermonde sem
fenced from Carlsbad Eidy county
Cor murder has served tom years time.
while syiv0sirc Ahnytn sentenced
from Socorro county f1r tho same
crime had "done time for fifteen
months
Numbered among the nineteen con.
rlcts intDn across the mountains io
santa Fo last highland known only
hv their numbers TOO ihoIr u1mos
never being mentioned were Nano
loon Andrea from Mora county who
WAS sent un Tor two wears for cattle
stealing. one half of which has been
served. and slmW Garcia of San Mi
ruci county vto ho8 over n yoa- voi
to serve f8r hav BE- appropriated other
peoples cattle unto himself
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
wlNsLow

PROM the Mall
Fireman Lake and Hayden have ro.
signed their position on the Alhu,, IOr.
cue division
Mrs. George Barton returned from
q two months visit with her parents
in San Frnnclsco last Thursday
Engineer ~. t. Morrison re-.
signed his position q few DAYS since
and together with his family has
moved 90 Sacramento.
" r. Stuart. of Flagstaff. arrived Ia
town last Thursday and has opened a
photograph gallery ia the opera house
block.
Mrs. n T.. Harris ana family re-.
turned The foro part M tho week from
Kansas where thoy had been visiting
for The past month
Mrs. g. ~ Roush and daughter ro-
turned to their home IN Albuquerque
last Sunday after n several weeks
visit with FRS Rifle Walcott
Tho tralnmen are preparing for a
Grand ban on the 3oth inst Tho train.
mon never DO things half way and viii
give Winslow re- great treat
Vow that the oil well has been sunk
600 feet and has apparently been
abandoned n a. really remarkable tho
number Of people who could have told
us 'thoro was 80 OH there"
Brakeman and extra conductor. Bob
Eastman mot with e painful accident
last Tuesday 40 CarrIzo. A car which
De was riding WIS dorallod no that
point throwing Bob from tho top and
as q result OF the accident ne has a
badly broken ankle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
KlNoMAN

From the Miner
Louis Greer of blackberry, who has
been in California fOr some time. un-
derEoing treatment for his eyes. has
returned much Improved.
airs. Ida CroEior ana two daughters,
the Misses launoe and Vornie. have
returned from Los Angeles. Miss
launcc has completely recovered
from her recent illness
Tho other day Mrs Mary Onea
Kennedy. beloved sister OF Frank and
William O'uea 0f th.s county, sled at
her home lu Rochester New York. Her
death was unexpected and her two
brothers are honrtbroken over her DO.
mise. Deceased was 70 most amiable
woman and her loss vN Dee greatly de-.
ulDrrl hY all who knew her.
o. A. Owen better known nll 1Yor
fhe Pacific coast hs Chloride Jack. has
been Zoo Mohaye county ior some
weeks past looking over some mining
prospects he discovered years ago.
Mr owen was onc of enc original dis
Governors of me McCrapkpu mine, ho
IoW signal from which millions of dol
'era were taken ln Che early days of
the county For years past ho hal
neu q resident ot fnynnal county
whore he owns mining property
Tho press reports from Goldueldl
states that Johnnie Davis. an old Mo
havolto. has struck Do rich in the Sand
storm mine The mine is one 0l the
best n thai camp and many loaaer'
have been making good money out o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

"ucWltts Is the only genuine
witch Hazel salve writes j. L..
Tucker. of Centre. Ala. ~ have used
So On ms family for Piles. Cuts aud
Burns for years aud can recommend
90 90 be the best salye ON tho market
Every family should keep d. a. q %
au invaluable household remedy. aud
should always be kept on hand for
immediate use Mrs samuel Gage.
of North Bush s. g.. says. Il had a
fever sore ON my ankle for twelve
years that the doctors could not cure.
AN saves and blood remedies proved
worthless could not walk for over
two years Finally Z was persuaded
lo ty DoWius witch Hazel salye.
which has completely cured me. a.
is "a wonderful relief ncNltt's witch
iiazel saiye cures without leaving a
scar Sold hy B % nrlses a. Go. and
IS Naun a Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
~ EarArE rRANaEERs-

Manuel Garcia Romero and wife
10 Mulalia Chnyes. a piece of land in
precinct & Consideration, $40.
NJ DoCodlno Candolaria 90 Juan
Garcia. a piece OF land in los Ranch
os Consideration. SEQ,
Commissioners Of the Chilli grant
to q. " Lamb and company % right
90 cut timber on the Chilli grant.
Consideration, 81.
Mary Ruby and husband to Michael
A. HldrHH. lots 9 and B. block 49,"
park addition. Consideration $4,000.
Hannah Twmhull Of ~ 90 Ruby A.
I.ausen. lots 23 and "a block f5, ORIG
Inal towpaiio. Consideration. $500.
D. A. Thompson and wife 20 ~. r.
Eycrs. piece of land s3 varas from
~ 90 s. Consideration $500
a. 70 Tlton ana wife % Michael A
KudruH lots Nc and M. hlock 90
~ "a, II. Co.'s addition. $500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
A Shortages IN CATTLE.
W. G. Washington Says u Begins TO
SHOW In Southwest.

W. &. Washington Says u Begins 20
SHOW IN Southwest
". D. Washington Of HagCrman n
a.. wbU marketed twenty .oue carloads
of COWS and heiiers hore last week.
has another string ou The markot This
week. says the kansas city star Mr.
Washington o. the owner of large
cattle ranch at that place and ln addi.
ton 90 that be- operates a cattle ranch
in the Chickasaw nation Dc has been
Ia practical cowman FOR many years
and keeps close watch ON the cattle
industry of che southwest country $40
statcs that che cattemon are going
into the winter in thar country loo
good shape $50 Ear ns winter feed 0u
tno ranges ls concerned
but there is q shortage of cattle AN
over that country amounting 10 at
least 60 per cent said Mr. Washing
ton. There is mo- denying the fact. as
% is apparent Co any man who has
been ON she ground and who % 10
touch with the cattle business. The
cDWmon have been cutting down their
herds and selling off their COWS which
are The source of supply until the
shortago is beginning 90 show ITSELF
and This decrease IN the number OF
cattle is bound 90 fcll elsewhere bee
fore very Ions 70 may take a little
tine Tor % to work out down the line
TO the places where the supply comes
from. the southwest country but the
time rs not Tar OFT when IL will mani.
/ test itself"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
PROPOSITION or THE
NEW GAS COMPANY.

DOB hacks and al O. late hour this morn
j. A. Jones and ~ a. Kent promut.
rra oft "a 81 gas proposition and plant
log Albuquerque, called az The Citlzen
Office late yesterday afternoon. and
from their conversation The Citizen
CLEANED that The proposition of the
promoters of tho now gas company
is simply ths.
They do not ask the city 90 make
amy contract nor la any way To- bind
iho city.
They ask only for iho right 10 lay
mains in the streets, and agree not 90
interfere with any sewer. water or gas
pipes nov laid and 90 restore the
streets 10 the conditions existing prior
t1 excavation.
They have tho right t1 build tho
plant on amy property they may ac-
quIre
For the use OF the streets thoy
agree to make the price ~ gas St25
per 900 cubic feet and n paid before
tho 18TH of tho month reduction of 25
cents per 1000 cubic fcot. or making
me net price On per 1000 cubic feet.
SIR Jones lcft last nlght Tor RIOS.
we'll and ho stated that he hoped 90
return to Albuquerque in o. very short
time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

Yesterday AZ tho Powell. Hartsneld
spring four and one half miles east
of Alomogordo Messfs. Powell and
harisreId opened an eighteen inch
lead ol black oxide 0f gold aud silver
ore No assays have yet been made
but people who are acquainted with
tho geology of this section OF the
southwest declare the samples shown
% carry these minerals in quantity
Tho men are now engaged in drifting
aud are in nn the lead twelve feet.
A favorable consideration In this ais.
coyery le thut there ls "a spring near
the opening of the mineral
what are we coming 90 here any
Way2 Soda deposits ON one slide OF us
and gold on the other Alamogordo
has a chance 10 rival the famous Grip
pie Greek district OF Colorado.--Ala.
mogordo Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
SHOOTING At FARMINGT
CHIEF SURVEYOR REAGAN or
coLoRADo.ARlzoNA RAILROAD
DROPS MAN WHO SLAPPED
HIM

tFrlm Friday Daily Ciuzonj
A dispatch from Pennington. dated
Dee o. says that Scott a. Norris. shot
through tbe heart here today. stood
dead Ou Dies feet as "a statue until Dr
Rosonthal suggested that Morris ie
down Morris had held hiH breath
uutl Dee tried go move. but when tho
doctor laid him down ho was dead.
Morris had walked INTO saloon
here where be- found James W. Rea-
rau. who la .u charge of the Arizona.
Colorado railway survey for the
southern Pacific system. Watching a
"slun game
Morris said to Reagan
No. Reagan, want lo speak to
you."
Mr Reagan rDplieds
roo away do not want 90 talk to
SOU
Morris persisted. saying
20 must talk to YOU.
Reagan said again
"a viii ruf talk to sou.
Morris slapped Roagan in The face
knocking hia hat on Reagan Kicked
hlH chair back and rrIrC1tpd four or
five stops nrlnr 900 Morris. Morris con.
tuuod 90 advance ana Reagan fired
again
Ihc clImaN hnd been reached when
Morris siOud moluulosH. lifoloaH
dead. o. was then ihat nr R0aenthaI
said
You would boitor lle down"
% would appear from local adyicea
ihat Morris had been employed by
Reagan. on the railway survey and
that recently Morris bad been pro
NOTED 90 tho position 0i purchasing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
NEW COMPANIES ORGANIZED
NorARIEs APpoiNTEo-PUBLlc
FUNDs-ARTiCLEs or iNCOR.
pOHATiON.

Tho following uuarIDE public have
been appointed h} Gov NJ A. Otoru
James ~ Uorvcy. Roswell. Chaves
county. Alfred ~ Jordan. Santa Rita.
Grant county
Pusiic Funds Received.
The following public funds have
been received in the oHlce of Territor'
Cat Treasurer o. " Vaughn
Hormouo O. Bacn treasurer and col.
iortor OF sDcorro county. taxes for
1909. SAT- taxes for 1908. fl6S.63,
taxes Tor 1904. t7.l5O.9f
Articles Of incorporation.
Tho following articles of incorpOra.
ton have been filed lu tho Office of
Territorial Secretary j W Reynolds
Tho Rio Grando live Stock com.
pany The capital stock la e21OnnO
divided into 25 600 shares oft the ulJo
uf $40 each and the term uf oXisienca
Is for nny years Tho incOrunrntnrs
and directors f0r the FIRST year are g.
~. %. iamaon. "a ~ KlnE N g..
Adams John Ga Moncl.nk. Allen G..
Thomas. off Lucas county Ohio and
n % Thomas Magdaloun. New Mex
ico. The object Of the company o. to
carry ON e general livestock business
and ne principal place off business
wlI bo Santa 10
Tho Bear Crock Angum Goat com.
pnny Tho capital stock Or $4,000.
divided into 600 shares of che value
of $40 each and che company was ln.
cofporotod under the state laws OF
Michigan The lucOrporatora for the
nFst three months are Chalmers D.
Lyons. Louise G.. LvouB Adrian.
Michigan: Schuyler % Baker. otha
H Baker. Toledo Ohio Tho object
of The company Ia the purchsalng,
breeding and selling of Angora goats
ana certificate appointing W g.
Silsby oft silver city thr nsont lu
New Mexico ana that city a. tho
principal place of business has been
nlod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
HoLsRooK

from tht Argus
E'gnty Apache Indian teams woro
here Ollie week. t0 ioHd with ro.Eht
'Ur Fort Apache
More chan ESQ million pounds of
freight have been shipped from h1ra
fo Fort Apache during the past tive
months
ue p1tf0O of Gallup. wah called
hDr "Wednesday I0 attend AIRS. %. d.
hainHrn who was very Slick The doc
Tor announces That she is suffering
WITH consumption.
Among those who visited the Potri
liCd Forest this week we're Mr. and
Mrs. b. g. Carlor of Poland Springs.
Maine George blaisdDll ana "a. 81 SUIT
tom. both of Denver Colo All express.
ti themselves Hs we'll pleased with
the scenes boz the forest
Joseph Vs. smith. e.. "A. Ballard and
J a. Freeman 1I snowflake. and VIM.
Morgan OF Show Low, loIi here Tues.
day morning for Prescott. Nhlthcr
they bad been summoned to appear
us lnrymeu of tho United States
court
g. %. Howe has so.d bis interest DO
the Wabash Cattle company to o.
Tucker of Denver Colo. Mr. Tucker o.
vel. known in tls section having
teeu employed by Che above company
aa ransc foreman "a number of years
ago
ID. j Abel. proprietor of the Abel
company wholesale liquor establish.
mont at Albuquerque, arrived here tao
tore part of the week and drove Out
to Concho &c. Johns sprnRoryIllo and
FUeiup and other towns Iu that SO.
CIuity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

Statistics from AN available sources
show that the United States win pay
ihis year for Cos steam and electric
railroad service the lives of 1856 per.
sons. and hy injuries tO l36.2l2 more
a total of tiS8G1 killed. and Injured
This means that "a number equal Co
the entire population of "a thIpd.olass
city have been permanently or tenn.
pomrily disabled in a twelve month
And yet the statement is made that
the number Of casualties given o. far
less than the real number The inter.
state commerce commissions bulletin
Tor DE year ended June 800 last soi8
forth than 3.7S7 passengers and en-.
ployCs of railroads were killed and
6l,3i3 injured This takes into &C.
count only interstate railroads. The
figures Tor 1903 hiring the death llat on
interstate railroads up to $50 ami
the injured to 7G.bt3 This does not
include the state railroads nor the
electric lines
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
WILLIAMS

From the News
Mrs q. %. Poison has been quite 900
the past week being faknu With q se.
we're casp of nervous proHtratinn
Mrs George a. Young returned
the first of the week. from Prescott
where She had been visiting for some
umc past with her husband
Milton fnwswurth whose ankle
was lnluroI last week.. of which men.
ton Wna made .u these columns. ia
again ahle to Doc around with the aid
Of n ease
Tho other uiFht the parior barber
shop wns entered by some petty
sneak thief who STOLE thcrefrum a
chewing gum machine and lH con.
tents. q dollar or two iu small change
Louis kIsncr Waterman mo The
smoiter east off town, expects to take
n vacation about the 18th, which viii
Boz spent in los Angeles, whore be-
has q brother living During hls alb.
sccncc of few weeks Col Bock viii
goo on duty at the smelter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

agent. and that a few days ago Rea.
rnn and Morris had q quarrel over
one of the local telephone lines a.
Pennington about some matter. This
fact appears not 90 have boon known
until after the iugudy bad been en-
acted
Charles Mcconnell of Durango was
present with Reagan when the trouble
arose.
REAGAN Erred twice. but only ono
ball eniofal Morris body. that be-
tween tHo third loft ribs. piercing
Morris heart
a coronors inquest win be held 20
determine tho cause of death. ~ ia
said chat Morris and Reagan had been
good friends until a short time ago.
ana that af mo- time had there been
any csiranremont in thoIr social ro-
lau0ns
Wr Morris had had bic family. wife
ana boy no Pennington. whore the
family has resided ten or twelve
years Mr. Roaran'e family had been
with him recently. but his vito and
ono iOf bad zone east leaving ono
boy with Mr. Reagan
Morris was n man of probably 200
or 900 p1un'r n powerful fellow.
while REAGAN ia of moro slender ply
si0uc. probably $50 p0Gnf8
Morris was unHrWod and made tho
fatal error of attnck.ng an armed
man 70 Is said that Morris worked
inr Reagan ON railway work Zoo the
Indian territory years ago
Tho Democrat says that it Or
ie1rnni in DURANGO that -coii Nnfr's
ana family have boon in and about
DURANGO about fourteen years that
DO has boon "a froIehier and contract
or hauling cutting ties ana building
bitches and irrigation facilities
Until Mr Reagan came here 0n Tho
Colorado. Arizona railway survey be-
was not known On This country.
Tho circumstance leading tn The
tragedy can best bo told hy Roaran
Morris a. dead
Adviccs from Pennington state that
REAGAN regrets killing Morris
REAGAN was placed under arrest
and ls confined In "a room in Che SHEER
lfs house
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
OFFICIAL MATTERS
The Official Announcement Of
Filing incorporation Papers
Of DuraneO-AIbuqueTque.
CERTIFICATE or ELECTION

Flom Fridays Daily CiUzcul
A certificate OF election as delegate
f1 ihc Fnyninfh congress- from fho
Territory of New Mexico hls been
mailed io william 10 AndroWs. a.
lliighurg hy tho territorial secretary
as result of thU official canvass CT
the territorial vote
Public Funds Received
THE following public funds have
been received in Tho office ot Che ter
uioual treasurer D. % vaughn.
rcrcCio Esuuilei treasurer and
collector of RIO Arabia county. taxes
Tor 1903. flO.1l. iatH. lIr 1904 f22 lb,
taxes Tor 1904 S2NHgNN
Articles Of Incorporation.
Tho following articles off incurrura.
zion have boon nIod n iho office OF
Territorial Secretary 49, Reynolds.
The DgrnnaU Albuquerque a Cult
Railway company luclrp0rat0rs and
directors lur .he uut three months
are. Fran. D. Torrance aud Arthur
Kennedy oI rusblrf r. lHe Clark.
of AiioEh.Hy William H Andrews of
AlhuQue4u. ana vs. S UopcWo' of
nilisiorI Thp object If tHc company
is to construct equip own. acquire Dy
uurcHH.u ".f.uIiiutIIn. lease oft other
wise and f1 Operate and maintain "a
limo Uf lines uI railroad and telegraph.
I.HHnuU. Hf Hu.u. Hi Or near Che
rIN nI Albuquerque and cNirudIus
IH.H. Boo HnUhNrsfnrnly direction
nF Us uU.. practicable and couvcn-
JOINT route bon .ha counties of narnali
Uo luiotaI. Mckinley. Rio Arrlba
Hn. San Juan. iI q point Ou ihe bound.
Hrt Iur between NeN Mexico and
Colorado There goo connect with tho
auu.hHr'y terminus 1f tho Colorado
Sew Mexico a. Cult railway on the
IInD and route aH located by tho chief
engineer ui this company also to con.
Duct au express business On ihC said
Zine 1f railway aud to operate tcle.
srnph and telephone lines. Tho princi-
ual place of business WIli ho at Aihu-
uucmuo aud thc term of existence will
n. for nUy years. The tarWui of che
road 500 ho at or near tty city of 81
hunuogquo whore tho road viii CON
meet with tho Albuquerque Eastern
and at O. point in the county of San
Juan CON the divIdIng line between Col
urudu and New Mexico. where the
road will connect with che Colorado.
NUw Mexico a. Gulf railway Estmat.
rd length of tho railway. 200 miles.
The capital stock $4,000 600. boz SHARES
of 500 each of which 5000 900 had
been actually subscribed. Ten per
cont OF thc capital stock subscribed.
$4,000 has been paid 90 r. Ice Clark
who has been appointed treasurer OF
tho corporation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

Au l,o ana ueli.uuod remedy Mra
windows so1thlnv Syrup has beon
ued for over sixty years by millions
lt mothers Tor their children while
,,Otl.lt with perfect success. it
soofhoa the child. soitons the gums
ailayt alI pain. cures wind collie. and
Dr. the best remedy Tor dlarrhooa. is
.i.asau. fo che taste Sold hy drug
Hffs u every part of me world.
Twenty nv, cents o bottle. lts value
a .ncaIculablt. Be sure and aak for
lr. winslows Soothing Syrup and
lake no other kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
MUCH PROPERTY SOLD
nY RECEIVER NEWCOMER

tFr1m Wednesdays usIy Cuirnui
AZ 4 private sale last week pa. G..
Newcomer receiver Tor zoe New Mex
leo SAVINGS Bank and Trust com.
pany, transferred an assets of that In.
8titution 90 David WELLER inr $500.
Tho inu-umont of transfer was filed
on Friday and contains fho following
lfemlKod real estate and n clause.
which rs attonuatod 90 tho extreme.
Lofts 30 3 and 4. block 80. O.. Baca
addition, Albuquerque.
lot No 49, block 30 g. Hunlugs
Highland addition.
West onohaIf oft lot NO q. block
letter "F." Eastern addition
Lots 9. and 3. in block OK" iots
o. g. m and V. and the south onc.hhlf
oft lots z and 80. lu block 40. no. lots
2 and @ iu block 30 2l, an In the
Eastern addition
The undivided one.half of lots 20
ard %. block "a" and the undivided
0ne.half of lots 2 and s. block r.. A"
Atlantic and Pacific addition
The southwest onoquartor of north
west ono-hnlf OF section 81 and south
ono.half of northeast onequartoT and
the south one-half of northwest one.
quarter. and ihe northwest onequar.
ter of the southeast ono.quartor of
section 20, I'm township north. range
Q cast of New Mexico meridian. torri'
tory of New Mexico. containing i57
$4,000 acres Also "a piece OF land IN
the AnaAe Saudoyal Manzanaros
grant contalniug ninety three one one.
half acres with another piece oft
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

Christmas shopping s on in ell
Co.'S visor and glory When Dickens
wrote IN his famous Christmas story
"Tho bakers. the butchers. me gro.
cors shops were througod with Gus.
toners" ho said something as true of
tho present time. na of The time he
depicted And N merchants, jewel.
ors furriers photographers and tho
hundred and ono other businesses
that have wares fof sale could be
added to the lisi and The word
SHOPS changed to stores" the mod.
orn version would be- complete. and
conditions as they exist iu Alhuquer.
que ibis season we'll described when
doing your shopping don't forget
those who advertise ln The Citizen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

a letter received here states that
the friends of w. a. Leonard, formerly
editor of tho silver City Enterprise
Copper FRA. are going to boom h.m for
me appointment of lpyesuur of Ar-
IONA in event Governor o. A. nr0die
receives ono uf enc many appoint
mcnts being mentioned AZ the hands
OF President Roosevelt NJ iB said
that the appointment that Governor
hrDdio VIII moro than likely receive
is puymaslor in che regular army with
tho rank of major silver city I'm.
nnnnnlnnL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

Tho department OF agriculture has
recently imported ave wooIloss sheep
FOR use in the extreme southern
states A heavy crop of wool "a "a
burden in hot dry districts, resulting
in a direct 900 eject on the quality Of
the mutton. These sheep are being
experimental with by tho bureau 0g
animal industry They are hardy and
are easy keepers They were brought
from the Barhnd0os whore they
proved profitable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

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Andrews toa. plurality, $3.50. An.
drrws total majority 1893.
CauyaHaod and counted Iu my pros.
onro. .hia 1th day of December A. D.
1904
tsirued MIGUEL. A. OTERO
Governor OF NcW Mexico.
Z hereby certify that the above is a
correct transcript of the official re-
turns on f.lo In thls office.
tslruodI J.. w. RAYNOl.Ds,
Secretary of Sow McSico.