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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

The James Wilson bonent given al
Orchostuon hall last night was fairly
we'll attended and enough money v1a
raised 90 accomplish The purpose Tor
which it was given
The entertainment was success
and uettod enough money to purchase
"a ticket FOR Wilson who b. ll 20 bis
homo 10 Illinois wncre ho can he car.
cd Tor by his mother Billy Berry.
who promoted the benefit and donnt
I'D the uac of Orchpstrion hail
chief of Police McMllln. who secure 3
O. halt mte ticket Tor wilson's trans.
portatlon. and the entertainers. the
Colorod Mandolin club. Ed Lane and
Mir. phr'ips are deserving ~ credit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
SHEEP SHIPMENTS FROM ESTANClA
OVER 5000 LAMBS M PINK coNot
-i-N SOLD 10 ILLINOIS FCr7.
ERs.


Heavy shipments of sheep were
made Tuesday last from Estancia via
the Santa Fc Central railway the
El Paso a Northeastern railway and
the chicago Rock Island a Pacific
railway The animals consisted OF
lambs aud yoarlings and were sent
90 Illinois for feeding purposes They
we're very large healthy ana IN good
condition They were shipped from
the Mcintosh McRae and McGil.lvary
ranches ln eastern narnclillO and Va.
loncia counties. and were driven 10
l2fancin from ten to twenty miles
distance Ahog; $500 head were ship
ped and 70 took tVcutythrcc large
double deb cars 60 accommodate
them They were sold 20 Foy a Rich.
mond of Illinois. who viii feed them
for the Chicago markets The price
paid for these animals was between
$4,000 and $1,000 Sheep Inspector
Clouscn of Du'hart Texas after O.
thorough Investigation pronounced
them ns clean. as Hne and ns healthy
animals as he ever saw or insuevtDd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
MNSLOW


rroa the Mail
Biuhop nuahmau vas doun from
Joseph City Ho fop01a tho new
brick sohoo. building De- nearing com
Dlet'on
Friday tHe 0'i Monarch saloon var
openod under a noW management. X
@ Henley and al Carton being tho
new proprioiors These two need mo-
Introduction 20 the people ~ This
place
Mr. Charles FLYNN entertained tho
ladies of tho 81 pauiH Episcopal
guild very happily on wednesday AZ
toruoon The gamc was whist tho
refreshments elegant and table lines
historic. Those unavoidRbly Assent
missed good iIme
Last week William Halrumb whIla
in camp on West Clear creek. had
the misfortune 90 get mixed 20 with
hlb camp hfe with the results that
be- % poorer by one vest. ono pact
saadie. one brown mustacho. and aoy
eral eco bills ln some way the aaue
from hlr camp Ore caught bis tont
and william failed 90 save very much
from the blaze that followed
The attendance iof the nyc months
luai ended has been tho largest ln the
history oi the school .t being t68
which means f8.2go for enc neat year
f thc attendance can be- kept up 90
thih % s hoped it can be- Increased
as thr money Tor school purposes b.
based On tho average daily atiout
ance That o. eco .s allowed on oafh
Rycrane attendance 81 the average
attendance should be iI0 DO simply
means iT0Ki2O or g3f00 f0r the uoHt
years fund
iagt Tuoadet evening Mm HilsY
Waicoti entertained the Winsiou
literary club'at her home 0n kingsley
ayeu0u Tho eycaing aaa spent al
whist g. D Hil winning drat gentle
mans prlzo ana Mu WalcoN scoring
the llRhesl of ihe ladies present Ms
Gr.mahNW and Mr lame winning The
consolation prigos Amer daiutf
lunch the guests dhpoued voting
Me- Wo'cott a r1yai hostess
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

New Master Nochanlc-W D. nuck
the new master mechanic of tho Art
touB division oft fhp Atchisou. To
polka santa Do coast lines a.
Necdlos Cal. comes 20 this company
from che Northern Pacific. whore Dee
has served fpr q number of years Hc
began his railroad service a. mn
rhlnit for tnc latter company iu
1893 be- was made ghop foreman and
Two years later became general fore
man of shops at Missoula. Mont -Four
years aftcrw ards us9pl hc went to
Helena Mont, a, general foreman oft
shops, and in 1901. was promoted 90
Boz mustor mechanic of the Rocky
mountain division. from which posi-
lion ho resigned Co go 20 the Santa
Fr as master mechanic Upon his
rotiromont from the Northern Pacific
h.s associates presented him with a
diamond ring
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
Was IT SUICIDE OR ACCIDENT ?
hyslsg Surrounds Death Of Young
haa IN Silver Civ,
Ht Was A HEALTH SEEKER

uymau Levine. a nealths obOr. died
ar hia apartments IN this city about
1oJn rriday from the result OF gun.
shot wound hut whether the same
WAS inflicted with suicidal intent or
as The result of an accdont will never
ho known says The silver city lndo.
20 ndcnt
levine arrI,cd in Silver city on
uuursdays train Hc was a consump.
fiyo and in the advanced stages OF the
disease tlc secured "a room and dur
.ue the afternoon visited the hardware
store ot Eugene Cosrroyr and puf.
rhaaed 90 calibyr revolver io made
20 secret of bic purchase. but ON the
contrary was rather inclined t0 exhibit
It He seemed to uaye considerable
Incuity iu leaning che mechanism
u. ,b, Eun. and mot only returned Co
IaD store for Information. but request.
.i instruction from several persons
whom be- chancei 90 meet
DE was lu good spirits Friday morn.
.uE and retired Co his room shortly ai
tcf % clock. ,othing more was seen
COZ him until hls body waa found about
noon. The bullet had entered the
aDart and death was instantaneous.
so one heard the shot
The position of toe body gave con.
siderable room for doubt as 20 whether
iJ vas r. case of suiciDo. and 70 may
have boon that the gun exploded while
H, was In the act OF examining a.
Levine was lying upon the bed when
'ound with his hanos crossed upon
bls breast and the revolyor lying some
little distance away. position which
would have naturally followed had
he beon holding 10 above his head
rather than against his breast
4 letter Vas found among hls effects
which be- had just written 90 his als.
icf announciuR biz arrival aud tho
result q, visit 90 a physician On
which hr stated that hc wouiI likely
have 90 remain hore a year. aud tell.
inr ner about prices for accommoda.
nuns The leuor did not contain an
Animation that ho contemplated end
1r his ne. but was rather oncourag.
ng in tone
The suppOsItion is that be- followed
the ruio so frequently adopted ny now.
,pmora % this country and purchased
revolver, thinking the same was nee.
,s-ary 90 hIs personal safety n he
ud commit suicide. be- was certainly
very raim and dcuucmte about it. az
bio demoauor throughout Ola not fur.
nifh the slightest indication ot his in.
tcntion.
Zoe deceased vas young man
a'out ~ years of age. ilis home Was
in Jersey City whore his sIstCr re-
Sides. Hp was unmarried The lody
being held awaiting instructions
from his relatives
levine as his name indicates. was
ui Jewish descent the letter 90 bis
sister being written IN Hebrew
Justice OF the Peace Newoomb rm
ranelled coroner'a jury. comprised
as follows George n. Utter. w. y
Wisdom E A IRyne. Henry = Garter
and y. a. Heather after viewing tbC
hndy and ascortaininE the facts. a yer
i.ci OF death by means OF pistol shot
lum slx-shootcr. inflicted by hi.
own hand was returned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

one oi our exchanges tells. of some
oi toe queer letters tnnt are received
by the various departments of the
government lhe following if an ox.
ract from % letter received hy the
Interior department from o. mad who
was trying to nDip a friend lo obtain
pension so one can read tine lottcr
without realizing tnat tho one who
wrote it vas doing bia bcst although
ho humor oi u probably Impressed
,bc omclals as deeply aE the aiiilct!nn
fpscrih.d.
"lis rot diseased iu DIE pipes. and
Hh,n hls lIp,s Uas0nt wet be- whia
tied iio didout whistle no SONG. but
just plain sunry whis''a. Thcre
vaRont mo- mockrg bird business
l10ui lj FOR 10 showed s0rror. and
another thing ho dident whistle o.,
COS o., vos happy. b0cos the siclrr
no got tl, better hc Whlaiied
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
ANNA EVA FAY
WILL APPEAR At COLOMBO HALL
ON MONDAY NIGHT. FEBRUARY
22ND.

Christmas day was happily colebrat
Ud by st least one mother Boz Buffalo
DOB one oft Anna Eva Fays audiences
.hat aeek this woman asked How
alll : end my trouhlcs2' The answer
was "Hayo the confidence and cour.
age OF a true wife aud mothor" The
latter part of the answer was lncom.
prohcnalhip 90 the woman's friends
who sat near her. they knowing that
no child was In her home Miss Fay
was further addressed at the GonesCe
House. receiving The question "shaii
give up my husband or my child?
have not the courage o. tell him
The child was born two yearE previous
10 the Romau's present marriage and
sent 90 an orphans home Miss Fay
wrote that % is impossible tO divorce
ourselves from our children. and that
once gonc out ot our lives they cannot
ho replaced. but that it o. possible %
dnd husbands she advised making a
clean breast of the matter and sur
rostod confidence aud courage. Tues
day m0fnlng a lettor came 10 Miss Fay
which in suhstunco was to the onoct
that lackinE courage 10 speak tho
mother had handed Miss Fay's letter
90 her husband Tho anticipated Storm
proved only an April shower. for hc
said "Wo will bring tho lIt,ie ono
home and have him for our hahy
The distracted m0thCr's mind was set
40 rest. and the little child, who was
on the verge OF being sont adrift now
knowa mothers love
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
BOOMING J. W. SPRINGER
ARIZONA WANTS HIM TO BE RE.
PUBLICAN VICE PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATE.

The Arizona friends OF John W.
Springer Of Denver are not letting tho
grass grow in the campaign instituted
90 secure him the nomination for vice
president at tho republican national
convention
Mt Springer who on rriday was
elected president OF the Colorado 70
publican CLUB aud who was down 10
respond 10 a toast at the clubs ban.
quct could not bo present having
been detained at Tucson, AriE But
The republicans oi that territory took
ADVANTAGE of what was Donyer'a mls-
fortune and rendered him a banquet
which was one of tho most succeaaiul
ever hold ln that region.
The following from che Arizona
star Of February 90 SIS on evidence ut
tho oateom In which MI Springer Is
held in the southwest.
"Of the many national interests
there ls none moro Important than the
Development 0f the great vest The
reclamation OF lta vast areas Of land,
the development Of ita mines, the en-.
couragomg7t and protection OF lts live
stock industry Here Is an Issue
which will give as a result homes for
millions OF families. The production of
millions upon millions OF wealth from
the soil. the mines. from tho range.
Here is q region which can support
roo 100000 OF people with unlimited
millions OF wealth resources, enough
to supply the United States for 600
years. with an OF the fruits OF che soil.
mines and range Here rs the richest
climate. and the future home Of the
greatest people on earth
IL naturally follows that mon
should bee nominatod on the respective
national tickets who can grasp these
mighty facts ana can crystalizo them
into active forces Who viii answer
% the situaton7 Who win meet the
requirements? Theodore Roosevelt
and John W. Springer for the ropubli.
can party and Nelson A. Miles and
william r Hearst f0r the democratic
party And these will be the LOGICAL
and the llkoly candidates chosen for
I this work of developing the great en-
pire of the vest Roosevelt of New
York Springer from Denver Miles
from Boston. Hearst from San Fran.
cisco There yOu have it Either
I combination would be an right for
Jhe country And these are the CON.
ing leaders OF enc national contest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

work viii De commenced iu o. sbu.
time on the rebuilding of thD Santa rc
railway shops in la Iuna Just what
the capacity ~ the noV shops viii hc
.s not knowa but reports have 10
that they will be- double the t.lo 81
the former shops aud will cmp0r
three times as many men. % is sal .
The cost of tsis construction viii bo
$4,000 and u necessity requires tho
shops viii be- able 10 care for the ru.
tire repairing OF the western division.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

rhD Alouquerquo Traction company
has leased The fair grounds and or
.bssifon hall 90 Mr and Mrs ully
Berry Tor thc coming summer Mr.
Berry said this afternoon that the a'.
fractions for tho nsKt summer would
bo tar more entertaining than any OF
lh, past with the cooperation OF
the traction company aud The new
electric road be- hopes 20 make the fair
grounds O. popular sunday resort.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

Capt "a ODonuel, Of This city has
tondered Dos resignation to bee re
lioysd of the command 10 Company
a. 0f this clty This H unfortunate
nt this time al ihe company o. rrug
gIing % maintain Its quoia when ln
spection o. made by tho soycrnmeat
omoials whos viii occur soon Capt
OnuHnell o. M excellent omcef and
taithfm drillmaHier aud hls services
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

subscribers for tickets 20 the open
ing attraction at the Elks' new opera
house, which viii occur February go
may select their seats at the once
~ Don j Rankin. North Second street
un and after February "a Those
uhsoribing 9l5 Tor seats may select
theiF seats on that day between th.
h0urs OF and l2 a M The tl0 seats
win bo reserved ON the afternoon Of
the 2ith. and the 81 seats will be- oper
inr reservation on the morning Of
February 60 a large number Of hlgi
priced tickets were sold yesterday and
during today.
Weber Field is the greatest bur
.rsQuo comic opera company ON th.
American stage
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

~ The above company OF a.l
= star stage artists will reach Al =
= huquerque from los Angeles. on =
y special train sometime Monday =
= nftornaon. February 20. and that =
e U.Rht wIll produce 'Whnopnee =
y Doc az ,hr now EiEs Opera =
y house
~ To-day blue prints of tho soata
= of the Opera house are being =
y made. and these Eill be- used =
y IN che disposal of tickets for the =
= opening night The blue prints =
y w.ll bp az tho Insurance Office OF
y Don \ Rankin. and viii ne iu =
y charge OF Joe Walker eho viii =
y WpsHnteud the selling 81 the =
y tickets Tor the "Whoop. Doc" =
= performance Mr. Walker stated =
y this afternoon that she tickets =
y viii be- on aalc at the once OF Mr.. =
y Rankin Saturday morning. Fob. =
y ruary 90. and an subscribers are =
y requested 20 put in an appear. :
y aRco. with the amount OF their =
y subscriptions. ON that day and +,
y select their seats flf tho open =
y inF night
- The announcement committee
/ y received assurances today that a
y large number 0f Elks from out. \
y side lodges. with their families ,
/ y will attend 'Whoop Dec Doc"
NNNN NNANNN NNNNN -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

Iuy pa. Feb iS--The arst step
loo Tho settlement Of the wage scale
I1r thp Central Pennsylvania bitum'
Iuou. coal delds viii be- taken hy the
annual convention begun here today
by subdlstrIct 30. of the district
No Q United Mine Workers Of Amer
lea The suh-dlstrct includes the im
portant coal territory embraced IN
s0merset Cambria and Huntington
counties
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

Bowling u.ecn. KS Fob. IA A
host of ardent Christian workers sew.
erai hundred strong had assembled
in Bowling Green 20 take part lu the
twenty.slEth annual state convention
% the Young Mems Christian asaocia.
tIon. which will hold forth here during
thc remainder of the week Every 10.
cal bnnch OF the association TO Ken
tucky has sent from two 90 con dele
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

win De- Ercatly missed by tho corr.
nany should the local national guard
company bo dishauioi Albuquerque
viii lose the reg g.montal headquarters
and nrmorv ami thr band VIII bo as
banded There Ia good material u
rhif city 90 maintain the era b mllit
try romp pony of the territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

boy some pood people OF the capital
city Ho dld not IND bic man. but be
ascpr'uined that the slick SIR Nich.
OLSON had moved INTO arizona Various
crimes are charged to Nlcholou, but
that OF the greatest magnitude iodg.
ed against him is the robbory of she
emitted states malis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
collese burned

Charlotte NJ g.. Fob ls The
building Of the Greensboro college
one of thr oldest chartered inatitu
tlons for women in the south waa
destroyed by Gre Loss tl25.000 The
pupils and faculty escaped with moH
0f their personal effects
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

llo Kickapuo Indians are leaving
oklahoma az "a rapid rate and foiu.ls
Boo Old Mexico The McLoud standard
says % won't no long before mo trihl
viii be- forgotten in and around No
Loud and that there viii bo some nnn
sections of land for sale in me near
future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
DEATH FROM PARALYSIS
ALVA q MeNlE PIONEER NEWS.
PAPER MAN or e. PAco M
DEATH.

Ava o WNio dlsd ot go O'Clock
.Hf moruinF nt his residence. 6oa
Uus street. from thc caects of a
roke of paralysis which occurred
Saturday morning as hs was arising
from bed says toe El Paao News
Physicians worked aaalduously 'o
ring about bis recovery. but 10 no
avail. as the patients constitution was
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

gates Co the convention and in addl
tInn there are present a large number
0f prominent educators minister
oyhnEcliats and others who wlll take
part ln the Interesting program that
hn. boon hrrnnEnd-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
OFFICIAL MATTERS


postoHiee Discontinued,
Tfo n1stoaico at VanderItas. CoIiax
county, has boon discontinued.
Territorial Funds n .elved
Territorial Treasurer j. H Vaughn
.nruIyod the following piblc funds:
FrDm % Walker. treasurer and eX.
omClo collector OF Eddy county. gpSO7
taxes for 1909 and t2g0O4 taxes for
IlO3
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

= The Weber a Fields Austar =
= company oponed twO-weoks =
y engagement at san Francisco on =
y February 8. and the Chronicle Of
= February p says
y "Tho advance sale for the Web =
y or q Fields performance at the =
y Grand Opera house assures "a
y busiuesn of over t5o0O0 for the =
y two weeks Tho Wednesday =
y matinee sale Us the slowost but =
= otherwise the demand extends all =
= over the week which is the last =
y Wober a Fields are $50 pleased ,
= with their reception aud the.r
= business in San Francisco. as =
y well as the kindly remembrance :
y shown to them since they we're =
y popular members of a vaudeville :
y company many years ago. that
y they declare their luteufiau 0f =
= bringing out their FUN company =
= nud producing every year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

w. r. Mansfield tho Chinese u
apcctor for New Moxlco and Arizona.
who was here on oncial business. loft
Saturday FOR points south So ln
spocted 90 Chlnaman Who are resi-
dents of this city and found that all
we've supplied with papora. bu one,
aud be- was placed iu iaIl and che
United States marshal at Albuquerque
wa- notified De viii be- given e hear
ing before Judge b - Loa. ana u
ho cannot prove that ho had the prop
rr papers ho will be deported Ho
goes by the nnmo OF Ong TunE and
claims that be- has loot hIH papers.
Ne was employed in sue Loo'a aun
dry, and was there whom arrested
Sue leo was interviewed ana be- says
Oug Tung hoan lazy. sayvy. No work
heap hut Cat heap much Been Iva thls
country twenty Eve year ions and
been iG Roswell sovon month long
OnF Tung had papers ioat om
savyy Roswell Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
FLAGSTAFF

IRON Jhe sun
ID CrolE and son. NJ "a CfeiE. have
.cturneo 10 Flagstan from D. Marys.
kansas Mr. Croiz has sold out bio
property ln that place and Will with
bic famlly become resident Of Ari.
n1na
The Oity council az Its meeting on
Monday instructed .ao city marshal
20 notify an properly owners 90 che
business district 90 remove al ob
ioctlouable closets and cess pools
within thirty days. preparatory to q
general cleaning up
Tho infant son of Mr. and Mra
Dnas Mckinney Do sick with scarlet
iever. and the FAMILY has been quar-
sntlned Mr McninneY ls also in.
disposed with q case %, grippo. add
ling 90 the Inconvenience OF tne mis-
1rtur
Ne Guthrie who has had charge ol
Jhc Postal Telegraph companya onic,
here Tor several months pSat ia now
stenouApher a. the Gosney a porkiu,
bank. vice Mr. Cramer who returned
to the east Ios Shepherd succccdo,
NJ uuthric and now huf cnarEe of
tno Postal office
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

The contract was awarded Wed
ncsdny for thd moving of .ruops from
Fort Logan and the other posts of che
department of Colorado when the
Twelfth infantry leaves for the philip
pines The Denver a RIO Orando was
Hwanlet tho contract Tor the sixty
men of the command 90 Fon ogan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20
"WHOOP-DEE-DOO" 4"
A tumble Of JOlIitieS in Two
WhOOpS at EIkS' Opera
House, February 20.
WEBER & FIELDS ALL.HAR Co.

y Yesterday AFTERNOON The Clu. =
y z,n horaldcd to thc thohtorgo
= ing world. through iis extensive. =
y BY read columns. the fact that the \
y Weber a Field AllStar company ,
y had been secured by the amuHo
y ment committee OF the local 0r =
y der of Elks, and on Monda. even =
y ing February 90. 1894 the doors ,
y OF the new Elks opera house ,
y will br thrown open to che public =
y when tho aliaurs will produce ,
= ioilItles iu two whUons
y The play De- written hy Edgar ,
y smith. music by W. r FranciH
y ami staged by Hon Teal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

Mlss Eligapsth Meade Be- al las
Vegas. visiting MFs , a Ward Miss
Meade b. the daughter 81 Resident
Engineer "a Meade % the Santa
Fe stationed at Topeka.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

sheriff u q. kinsell of Santa Fe
county. has returned TO santa fo from
a pilgrimage 10 silver city 10 search
OF James u Nicholson. the eratwhile
newspaper man Who ls badly wanted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

Since laft September Mr owen bad
been master mechanic " the Denver.
Northwestern and Pacific road Pre-
y.ous t0 coming with the Northwest.
ern he vas Tor throo years master nae.
chanic Of the Short lAno an Colorado
springs and for hneon years prior
to that time auporlntondeut OF motive
power of the Denver & RIO Graude
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-20

rom the Gem
Mu e. A. Green naa D,eu quite
sick FOR sovral Gays. but is improving
M th.F writing
Mrs Caroline tr0WbrdF,. who has
been visiting in tho east, stopped Of
here Co visit a few days with friends
la the cly She De- on her way 90
phoeuls to spend tho remainder of
the winter
The removal OF the machinery uf
tho uroonlaw saw mill 30 Flagstaff oi
Milton was commenced this week
Whsn this mill starta up il viii GER.
iainiy add tu tho prosperity OF the
tuwn
Gov A % Hrodio. ono of the most
popular governors Arizona over had,
was here me fret or tho week 80
tas horo TO lend bic aid ana influence
% behalf OF the clJIzens ot THE county
n establishing the boundary line be-.
tween tho Navajo ludian reservation
and this county