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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Cincinnati o July 90 Tho parade
0f tho EIN who org lu national re
union brra proved f0 he ono 0f the
biggest demonstration uf fs Kind
over aDpu in Cincinnati o. iH oE'.mat
ca chat fully 10000 members of tHD
order won. Boo line. tbo FarIuus dele
CATIONS representing l0isoH 900 cyofy
state boz enc Union THc prizes uner.
GA Cor IhD hrFt appearance ana for
tbo most unique costumes resulted In
"a varied auI attractive display. many
of ibe delegations appearing Iu lroas
typical of tbo part of the country
from which they came New York
Lodge 80 fhe pioneer lodge 0f tHe
urIor hal fhe place 1I honor Iu Goo
uuo Grand Esquire Dunua of San
Francisco. acted as Waud murah.. of
fHa parade THe route iDi through
Race Nr.e. Court HroU and other
leading .Hu0urhiareF uli ni which
wpra ..aHorafoIY decorated u honor
of fhs occasion Thousands 0f spec.
Hiuu lined tho route and loudly
edoorr1 mo pauigr Mayor Fie.ach.
Hun and o. party uf distinguished
guests Including r.Iy and state on.
e.uIs. roF.eaei lhe parade FROM "a
stand BOO Government square
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Andrew Carnegie. through bis as
sIstant secretary has notified Mrs. O.
E Elliott chairman OF the library
committee of the W0manH club ul
Roswell that hls donation OF $4,000
FOR "a public library in that city is
ready to bo paid over as soon as the
final stops required by him have been
taken. Tho tax levy Tor its malnton.
nnco the coming year was made lGst
week hy the cIty council aud lIttlo o..
mains 20 be- done 20 close tho mat
ter A s.to was selected ou Third
street west OF the post office ln 1909.
and has been nearly paid for through
tbo efforts of the mombor8 OF thc
Woman's club a number OF archl
tccis have asked 20 bo allowed 90 sub.
m.t plans and estimates for the build.
Ing. and as soon as final arrange
monts with Mr. Carnegie are oonclud.
cd. steps win ho taken to select plans
and got the building under way
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
THE EASTERN
WILL BE BUILT
Provided albuquerque Fur
niSheS the Terminals as
Heretofore Understood.
HOpEwELL ON THE SUBJECT

W Hopewou. who haa just ro.
wmeI u fho territory from d CON
far.rcD with Pennsylvania capi.
uiI.fs VHH ar Interested In many
substantial enterprises Eero. was iu
fuH C.iy fur "a fow hours last Might
leaving tpr thc south on business
connected with the survey which iH
uua being mauo fmm willard to Ei
r1.u.
while here hc was met by George
D. Urno'H. lu reference fo tho AHA.
QuauuD Eastern terminals Mr rlopo
we'll stated taat tboy were now ready
t0 definitely CLOSE all negotiations
relative t0 tbc terminals. that they
had raised tho funds necessary 20
complete tbr Albuquerque Ensiovu
from NDr.arty ON the Santa Fo Cen.
trail to albuquerque and Tor tho
branch limo Into tho Hagan coal
fields. chat the cUBtac, had been
slgnod f0r sixty mllos of steel rails.
to bo delivered aa fast as possible.
some of which are already manufac.
iurcd and win ho shipped west very
soon, that the road would ho bullt
through Tlons canyon. that two
large contracting nrmH were now sub.
Uniting bIds for construction work.
Mr. HppowolI also requested Mr..
Hr1Uhs to Immediately notify Col
j. ~ ilampson the woll known rail-.
road builder. OF Mexico city. to come
here af once and submit hiE hli for
. tho entire construction work of grad.
Iur. laying tho rails aud Tics. con.
sfWcllon uf bridges. station houses.
and lu fact. tu put tho road into run
ming order aH quickly as possible
should Cot Hampson COME ANA
should Ho secure the contract. o.
would he "a guarantee that tho road
would ho constructed iu record break.
ur time. Cor tho colonel Dr. uushcr
and everybody knows it
Str liopowoi also stated that these
arrangements are being made with
fuIl faith that tbe citizens of Aihu.
quequo win provide the terminals as
heretofore outlined and gouonlly un.
ierefUui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
DEATH or JOHN n. sAumAH.
Receiycfshlp ~ Tucson Lard office
Made Vacant BY Dcath-Mr Bau-
man was Prominent In Navajo
County.


John H naum1u. receiver of the
land office at Tucson. died tho other
day Io had boon a sufferer from tu.
HorCu'Osis for the past two years.
having contracted IH. disease .u Tue.
SON, aud hls death had been expected
for some weeks past
Uo came to Arizona from Colorado.
having boop appointed avon. for the
Navajo Indians hy President Harrl
SON After serving in that capacity
four years Doc ongaEU1 iH fle cattle
business ln Apache county aud fol
many years resided ln HoIhrunk Ho
was o. prominent republican and held
many offices af trust In Apache and
navajo counties
seven years ago ho was appointed
receiver of the Tucson land office
ana fbree years ago h.a roappo.nt
mont was nudo
Will, In Colorado ho served tw,
terms 8s sheriff uf sagulcho county
and was 8u efficient officer
Nr H8umun during his residence 90
Ho.Hro1l made many friends Do north
pu Arizona 80 Wa6 of genial d.spo
u0a aud hls NndllnoT7 w'l. bo ro
memborod hy an who knew him.
Hr was "a native OF Indiana. II'
leaves O. wife and family. who are al
present radoHis of Tucson. o. HoI
H.|HH .UHHHaT Goa nuHfNU## Uf fIa
place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
Ro-soned ~ Ell-nl lerr-e.-

Horny and Percy Prosper aged re.
spooNoy "a and - years, were poi
soned by eating Indian berries sa,ur
day which came near costing them
their lives Tho young men were herd.
Ing some of their cattle near the Gem.
otgry north of the city and while tho
cattle were gpzInE the boys found
some nice looking berries, which they
ate and found t1 have q nica flavor,
which prompted them to eat a largo
quantity of them Shortly Afterwards
they wore taken violently ill and were
nearly unconscious whom thcy attract.
rd tho attention of 20 passorby. ono
0l tho buy8 was able Co family say
that they were poisoned and Dr. How.
ara wac hastily summoned and admin.
slyrod emotIcs The boys were taken
to tho.r home az 1915 Nevada
avenue and are recovering from their
terrible experience % was a close
call FOR them and iu fact their case
looked hopeless when the physicians
reached them Trinidad Advertiser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
South Dakota Democrats.

Aberdeen S. ID. July 20.-Th5
democratic state convention t0 uomln
afo full state ticket 90 u session
hero today Tho defeat OF the Hearst
element lu tho national convention al
ST. Louis caused considerable confu
sion o. not decentralization ln tho ranks
of tno party IN South Dakota, whore
tho followers of The New York editor
woro iu the Rscenlancy. As r0nso
uugnco considerable uncertainty pre-
walls as 20 the action OF the state cor.
yentou and nothing ls definitely de-
oldel upon as 90 the candidates An
drew r. lee Ga prominently mentioned
FOR tho subernatorial nomination
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Lafayette. Ind, July 21.-Tho Thir
Ic,nth annual session of the Battle
ground Campmoe'iug association be-
wu early to-day at the Tlppecanoo
battlefield Hoycn miles north Of thla
city. ana win continue Tor ton days
The Row Henry Ostrom of Groon
castle. Is DO charge of the meeting,
and John HilHs has direction of the
music The program includes ihe
ulmD 1f O. number of noted speakers
and lecturers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
A MAGNIFICENT TROUT
PRESENTED TO MRS. orERo BY
MRS. FIELD, or ALBUQUERQUE,
WHO CAUGHT " m THE PEcos
RIVER.

Mu Ouro. of Santa BE-. received
from Mrs. N o Field. who a now so.
iuumur at me Field oottase ou the
por1s river magnificent spockled
trout lHe largest, % is believed, ever
caught u N,w Mezico. d weighed Dee.
ure cleaning aeyon pounds and was
twenty-five and "a half inrhes lu
length. Do waa as beautiful a specimen
ut inc specdod trout variety al was
over found in tno immd waters of
the Rocky mountain trout streams.
70 wac hrst intended Co freeze q in
a block of lco aad Ec1d 20 t0 tho S.
Louis W1r'd'a Fair FOR exhibit but
Mr and Mrs FcId thought they want.
cd Governor and Mra Otero tO enjoy
it us moal and hence o. was sent
90 ne executive mansion with their
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
north pakoia ProhLsIlIonI.ts.

Fargo. y ID. July 2n.-Tho prohibit
tIouists OF North Dakota are hold.
ink their state convention in Fargo
today with "a good representation from
an parts of tho state. The conyon.
tiou win endorse Che platform and
nominations uf the indianapolis con.
yonUon and name candidates Tor Nom.
beers Of congress and for governor
lieutenant governor. secretary Of state
and tho other state officers to bo voted
tor boz Noycmhrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
Lightning Kills sheep, Hcrdsr Be.
comes Insane.

Tho llrhnIug placed havoc 10 the
vicinity of Roswell sunday night Tho
Dig dam at tbe Barnett A. Morrow
farm south of the city was struck lt
win require 5000 90 repair The dam.
age. Lightning struck ln a flock Of
shcop southwest Of the city on the
plains. and Killed twenty-sIx sheep.
tae property OF s. y. Henry Two Mox
lean hordors were shocked and ono
of them is nov violently insane
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

The twonIynlnth trienuial c0nclave
of the Grand Encampmont nt knights
romplar of The United stntos. which
win be- held 20 San Francisco from
inc ith 90 the 10Th Of next september
win draw a large attendance of Sir
knights from an sections of the coun.
try. and promises 10 be one Of tho most
important gatherings ever held on the
Pacific coast Grand preparations for
the entertainment of visitors are being
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

AZ tho business meeting of Che Nom
hors of the Capital city club last even.
ma Important changes were mefo IN
tbo Constitution aud bylaws of that
organization. Heretofore. the club has
parrcI all resident unmarried women
from fa dances except twice q yoar
Acc1rping to the now bylaws adopted
last evening. a special social session
may be hcid at any time. subject to ca
cali of thr executive board. and de-
s.rabIc persons .nyi.od a. the other
sessions. the number OF guests resi-
dent In Santa Be is limited To- seven
male visitors New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
norlh nakotn R,nuhIIeans.

Grand Forks y. D. July 2O-Ihe
rcpuHicaustatcconyeutiou assembled
here today and was called to order by
Chairman Hanna OF the state com.
mittcc. The convention win place in
nomination a ful state ticket, iuclud.
lng candidate for governor. 20 DE
voted Tor az the coming state election.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
RuraIara at Rooth,l raIIor 10.

burglars entered thc tailor shop
of r.. R Booth. il2 South Second
street. last might and carried away
three suits of clothing and several
pairs of pants. valued at near S2oo
Entrance was made by raising the
screen of rear window. breaking the
glass. unlocking the window and
raising Co. Mr. Booth lett the shop
at 200 O'Clock last night go tho work
was done between taa, time and
morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
POLICE COURT
SEVERAL DRuNKs oRNAMENrEo
THE CHIEF MAGISTRATES or.
FiCE.

Maria Chayes was up ON the same
charge and like Luke denied the
charge officer Rossl was o. home
asleep and the cases were continued.
The case against H d. Hagen OF
tHc shops for carrying a concealed
weapon brought hy w. o. Peck also
ol the shops. Was dismissed by Pock'H
request Peck made no explanation as
to me cause of h.s changing bis mind
regarding having Hagen arrested bat
o. ls believed that official influence
Nas brought 90 bear iu the matter
However, as Hagen was ou tho com
panys property when he had the gun.
% is doubtful if Peck could have made
his case stick in tho cyont ho chose
to prosecute g.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
BASE BALL GAMES
SILVER CITY AND ALBUQUERQUE
TO MEET SATURDAY ANo SUN.
DAY.

Albuquerque fans may as We'l bo,
siu preparing themselves f1r a couple
of good games 0f base BAN Manager
Houston received a telegram yCstor.
day fr0m silver city announcing that
tho silver CIy team ha1 accepted
enc Browns challenge anl win play
tNo Ram.s n ths e.iy ueEt saiur.
day and sunday
Or a understood that fbo Silver city
team which haH a fair reputation ot
science ou tho diamond. has siroagih.
onoi their lineup hy tho hesi players
uf Fort nayard aud uomlug and hope
90 make tho territorial metropolis
team "look IKE 30 cents
Tho Browns feel confident chat they
can ouiscoro tho down country b0ys.
bui Cor fear that something might
happen ou the wrong side of the
fence. moy are do.ng a lluo oEim
pfactic.ng oi late
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
FIRE ON THE
GlLA RESERVE

The following account uf tho forest
fires ou tbo ella Forest reserve comes
from silver CITY under date of July
iG.
one of the biggest forest fires over
known to have tbkon place lu mis-
part of me world H now raging un The
ella Forest reserve Dos tho MoFlIl1n
mountains about SIXTY miles from
this place Tho fires which have
been burning for tbo past sIE weeks.
have hocu constantly growing to such
an enormous size that o. ls now catl
mated jho burned district win cover
about nny square miles
Enormous clouds 0f smoke rolled
over thi8 city yesterday ana were Eo
dense that the sun was invisible dur
Ing tho greater part of fhe day The
wind which came from That direction
was very hot and ran tao temperature
zap 90 several degrees higher than %
has bcen Tor several years Tho past
week hcro has been extremely bot
and 90 is Gre 'uod considerably fl thg
. bIn forest fires
/ The brruInF section contains SOM,
1f Ii. Finest timber fl ho found 'u fGJ
.Hhv ssi. and vas only short t.mI
aru ado into forest reserve uy '1J
government and a fUrcU of rlueHu
pul lu charge t0 Euhrd against fires
and depreiaU1us AZ tbo present time
. thora Ia o. force of about SIXTY aurnr
and mon working oudr8yor.ne %
check tta fire. but they arc moet'H.
with worry little success. ar tbe fr.
has reached such an enormous H'z
that DO s Impossible to do much %
vari checking o. Tho rangers cur'
path ahead 0f fuo nro "a mile wide au.
. fifteen m.IaH l0HF but owing t1 th
dryuo.s of tho district the spark
lgapoi across all kinds of obstruction
. Chat may como in if8 way and Hauo
. ln ffeah places
To-day fho smoke from Ihg fires d
hanging around tHa c.Uy very HUaN
and o. .8 impossible to SOC tho wuuH
ia.ns only "a short I.a'aHc. fiom coo
place
I AZ prmIne which .a about 900 mile
/ from tho t.ro dense clouds lf smob
. have boon rollins over the town 90
several days past
Supervisor Mcclure. of tho ella Fot
cot reserve. states that tho fires 1
hla reserve are nothing. however d
comparison to tho forest fires that ar
. nEinF ON tho reserves ln Arizona u
I through tho Grand Canyon country
ami the devastation .s something fol
rLIn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Dos Moines, July 2o-The rcpuuli.
can state convention today IS entire.
ly stand pat" as mo- effort was made
hy friends OF Governor Cummius TO
control single caucus Resolutions
VIII ho framed along the limos lald
down by the national convention
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
TImeIY RaInt - LIveo oI catlIe.

Tlo rains of the past fow days mean
the saving of thousands of dollars 20
the caulomcn ln the salt river valley,
oi Arizona, and will DO the
means of saving many thousands OF
head of cattle Tho rains have boen
sufficient 20 nn up tho various water
holes boo the bills. The cattle win now
bo able 90 water whore there is feed.
aud thIs win keep them in condition
until tho rras has started.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
MORO RUNS AMUCK
suLLEN MEMBER or FILIPINO
TRIBE rs DlsARMED ONLY At
MUZZLE or GUN.

An issue of the Daily Post pi patch.
published at $50 Louis. uf Tuesday last,
contained tho following Itom. which aB
one of the principal actors. Ralph Nc.
File. who Is we'll known 40 las Cruces
and elsewhere m New Moxico win
prove of interest to territorial read.
prs.
Arsenic. a fanatIcal lake dwelling
Moro. ran amuck in the village OF tho
lake dwollors ON Arrowhead u9lo this
afternoon with a murdor0us krlss no
DTS hand o. was only because a United
states revolver was at hand to stop
him that ho dld not satisfy his GRAY.
ing for white mans blood.
"a spear dance was being given in
the tholtor in the Moro village. on The
shore of the lake. Ralph Merle. who
was directing the performance. mo-
ticcd iaaf Arsenic was sulkIns and or.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

A uIrFmm from I8s Vegas t1 lbe
Denver Slows. ayH
lt s learned that lIan b. A. Hub
h,'I who was hero from Albuquerque
IaH Saturday. made a substantial ot.
far fIr tha purchase of IA Voc deI
Pueblo and that th0 offer was refused.
Mr IubHolI was nogoflilng ths
deal f0r himself ani associates Tho
intention nas t0 change thb politics
lf thb paper to republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
BROTHERHOOD OF
RAILWAY CARMEN
Conclude Their Business in
This City This After
noon.
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED

Tho joint protective board of tbe
brotherhood OF Railway Carmen of
America which mot yesterday Boo tho
office 0t Surges European hotel
in session Cor Fcnoal discussion OF
work convened thB morning but ln
procu.Iye session
Rufas and bylaws to govern enc
board IHo coming year were adopted.
aud ,as following officers were elect.
ed.
Chairman David S Riley ei2
NorfH Robinson street Clyuumo,
Texas
Vice chairman E. %. rcttot OF
Gas Nesas
Treasurer and Secretary George
williams. W'nslow Arizona.
The convention. which was the
regular annual meeting of the board
closed at 3 o'clock this afternoon
and most of the delegates will leave
Tor their several homes tonight
Tho number % delegates present
yesterday was Increased today Boy tho
addition of j. LomHra, of WcilIng
ton. Kansas. which swollcd the mum
Der to sixteen.
The Joint protective board. on told
numbers thlrtysevcn members. hui
owing 'o the fact that the Santa FD
was under tho Impression that thi'
meeting was called for the purpose
uf discussing the matter OF takinI
part with the macbiuirts in their
strike many of the delegates cnul,
not hD present.
AZ first tho public received th'
same Impression. and to set the lm
prossIou a. rost. - p. LOWS, O.
Memphis. Toun, national organize
tor tHo Joint protective board whit
was present at the convention. make
th.B statement
"We arc hero iu our annual con
NpntI0u The details of the convou
fiun was tho discussion of our wuri
and tHp election of officers tn
meeting closed this afternoon AN,
was success iu Cycry way TN
Attendance was light, owing TO th
TACT chat o. large number of the dc
uraios were Kept away because IN
company refused thom transportation
Tho company was under the impro
sion that the meeting had been cal
ed flr me purpose of discussing
sympathetic strike with the machll
lsts. which ls entirely wrong
THE carmen are satisfied wit
their contract with fho company am
% has been lived up to boy tho men
bors. and n an but ono or two o
casIous hy tho forrmou
90 have travelled "a long way oy,
the santa Fo, and everywhere th
men are perfectly satisfied with m
present contract The carmen are
Uelru with the Santa Fc"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

New York. July 2O The confer
puco of democratic readers ended TO.
day Vice Presidential Candidate
Davis. accompanied hy National Com.
mittcoman Mack of New York. lott for
visit 10 Judge Parker 90 Esopus.
a meeting of tho democratic national
committee will Doe held here Tuesday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

compliments Nr. Field naturally De-
worry proud of her catch 1s ahe is en-
ardent disciple of isaac Walton and
1yos fho sport Uf catching nmo Gsh.
She und .0UD trouble in landing thIs
Cine nsh. bui finally aueerolri and hsr
satisfaction at the feat can olsIly bs
IMAGINED
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Fort DodEo ln July 2o-A two
days convention of the Lutheran
young people of Iowa hogan here to.
day with a good attendance Tho
chief purpose of tho meeting is 20 or
saulzo q state Luther League
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Kansas CiJy july 2O.-Th1mas j.
Maluuey a Denver politician died
here today Hc came hero several
weeks ugo Tor his health. seeking a
lower altitude
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
ooLo nAR
Worth Fortytwo thousand Dollars
Shipped from Gold Road.

Shipped from Gold Road,
shoru Iuya and Deputy Gideon
transported a bar 0f sold bullion from
Gold Road t1 KInaman Tuesday valu.
el at $4,000. o. was mo result Of ten
DAYS run of Gold Road mill This oh.
iect lesson ia q repeater every fow
days and Ia doing moro than auythIng
else to convince capital that Mohavo
county la a land OF treasures Tho bar
was on exhibition % tovlu a Withors
and tho way some OF tho full grown
mon eyed % was as much aa to Say.
% vouii iIEo io catch you ont b,
yourself" The county win easily pro
duce 100000 n gold during tus
year 'n bars besides what is shipped
out 'n smelling 0rosa k'ngman Min.
gml Wealth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

made boy tho numerous Communicates
of California and five magnificent
prizes. especially designed for tbe oc.
casIon are offered tor the dr.ll compo.
uu0u San Francisco will put ou Cos
gala attire. ou appropriation of 100000
having boon made hy tho city Cor
street illumination and decoration
.HIunU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
ROOSEVELT HAS
COMPLETED MS SPEECH

oyster Bay July 2l--rros.iont
Roosevelt has completed tho speech
Dee will deliver on the s7th inst on The
occasion of Dis notification uf bits
nomination for the presidency o. is
about 5000 words long
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

indianapolis. Ind. July Z0 Much
interest ia manifested by the politi-
clans in the republican primary iu
Marion county today 20 select cauli
dates for tho legislature. Tho county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
EVERYBODY AFTER
HoMEsrEAD LANDS.

BonoaioeI s. D., July 90 RogaiEa
tion f1r humoWoaia on tho Rosebud
reservation az four land offices to
daie .s upwards ol $1,000 Immense
crowds continue to arrive.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Game Win las Vegas al Capital
Ciy-Enous are houE made to
schedule nmo between the base
bah teams of santa Fo and las We.
FaH the contest Co ho pulled off ln
.his r.ty on Sunday afternoon August
ll ay fhg New Mexican 30 w Tay
Dor fDr niFht years center fielder of
thg lgs Vegas nine. and at one tlmo
a pitcher uf considerable ability. who
has bcou iu tho city since Monday is
acting as tho agent of ~ %. Blood.
manager of he las Nems team and
u thIa capacity ls onioayu.ng %
make arrangements for "a game Tho
lHs Vegas team haa oompIeto
schedule with tho exception of the
ono date. August o. o. probable
thai mo challenge wilI be accepted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Tho memhors of tho % %. G.. of a.
joint protective board of tbe Santa
Fp fystem. have voted a card of
thaub t1 tho proprietor of tho Eu.
ropgau hotel for the courtesy shown
ua vhHu holding uur convention lu
Albuquerque. July no aud go.
GEO. WILLIAMS. socy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Omaha. Mob. July 20--Juigo Mum.
ger Boz the unIked states circuit
court, issued an injunction restrain
Ing the striking packing house om.
ployCs from pickellng the packing
M.u.. II.Lr-rI.