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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-12
The Empress as . c Jnsor,

The strenuousness which marks the
life of the German emperor is being
slowly extended to other members of
his family, and now the empress is
going to attend special rehearsals Of
all new plays presented at Berlin the
aters, and such as she does not ap-
prove af will be forbidden. In the
present state of the drama industry
the duties Of the European empress
will surely be- found arduous.
Low EXCURSION RATES TO DEDI-
CATION OF ILLINOIS MONU-
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS TO
THE NORTHWEST, WEST AND
SOUTHWEST,
Via the northwestern Line EXcur-
sion tickets at greatly reduced rates
are on sale to the territory indicated
above. Standard and Tourist Sleeping
Cars, Free Reclining Chair Cars and
THE Best of Everything" For dates
of sale and full particulars apply to
agents Chicago & Northwestern R'y.
June 4
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-12
9 "A q TO II "a.
Sears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'ss # Ls>zzzZzzsN
The idols We Possess.

1t is a strange errand that has
brought a Korean to this country to
contract for idols. It is news to learn
that America has manufactures for
supplying the heather with their gods.
Heretofore one supposed the Ameri-
can girl was the only idol in the
country Geneva On. W Times.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-12
Dianity and Comfort.

Senator Joe" Blackburn of Ken
lucky was caught smoking big
black briar pipe in the senate lobby.
rs this senatorial dignity?" asked a
friend. mo, senatorial comfort was
the reply.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-12
A WOIIldn'S prdueI

Il is notable that in the dependency
caused BY womanly diseases, there seems
TO many suffering woman no way Of
escape from pain except at the price Of
life itself. It would Be sad to record
such :, story of struggle and suffering *
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-12

| hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the nomination to the office
OF County auditor, subject to the will
OF the voters at the republican pri-
mary election.
HARRY RATHMELL.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-12
WHO GETS THE JuDGEsHIp?
The world do move

4 WHO GETS THE JUDGEsHIp?
1 The big convention at Sioux Falls
/ did not quite clear mp the preliminaries
/ in the republican party for this season,
1.-THE circuit Judge nominations being
yet to be made.
In the sixth circuit of which Hughes
county is a part there is chance for a
lively skirmish among the candidates
lin fact it is now on in quiet but de-
termined way, The general under
standing that this county which for
several years has held the jndgeship in
1.-The person OF Hon. L. 4. Gaffy, would
not ask for further recognition at this
Lime, has resulted in thecoming forth
of Il number of good men from various
parts of the circuit, each one with a
promise of strong backing from his
home delegation, although in most in
stances the county conventions have
mot yet been held.
| Gunderson Of Stanley is in the field
with his delegation of three to start
his little b0omlet. Boucher from the
northern border of the circuit, McPher-
son county, will be entered with sup
porting delegation of seven and an ar
gument that it is time the north should
be recognized. Burr of Walworth with
q delegation of five. Bottum of Faux
is in with delegation OF six home sup
Iporters and has the advantage of being
located in the center of the circuit,
while Hand county with the largest
humber OF delegates OF any Of the
eleven counties in the circuit, eight,
will work for theinterests of her home,
man, Attorney Cole,
This leaves the delegations from
Campbell, Edmunds, Hughes, Hyde,
Potter snd Sully to be swung in favor
of some candidate or candidates but
who will swing them, or how they will
lbe divided, is yet question. 1t is
claimed that Gnnderson Of Stanley,
through a dicker previous to the state
feonvention by means of which Graw.
ford got the Stanley delegation, was, in
return, to have the Hyde county dele
CATION of Ave at the judicial. conyen-
ton. 1t is claimed however that Gun
derson broke faith with Hyde at the
state convention by voting with the
machine on every proposition except
1.-The direct question Of governor. If
this be the case, Hyde's natural inclina-
titan WILDE toward the Hand county
man, Cole. In any event combina-
Ition Of Stanley and ii yde with no prob.
ability Of further helpful alliances,
would be q small force to push candi-
date Gunderson through the conyen-
ltion.
Hughes and Suily will probably work
together IL 4 brotherly manner iii this
matter. though just how or where their
Influence will 90 is undetermined. The
most natural thing would be for them
Etc throw their votes to some Of the up
country counties, but how to do this in
an eqnitable manner is as yet unsettled.
! With the votes ii the northern part Of
1.-The circuit divided as they are, and
with 4 candidate in the east, Hughes
and Sicily could arrange to hold the
|balance Of power, but do they want ity
4 diyisicn 81 tleir. "a bet weea al.
worth, Faulk ana Mcpherson Is not 81
unlocked for thing.
The convention Ut Highmore, June
snd, can settle the matter with its al
deiegates
All SHOT 10 PIECES
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-12
The Desert of Cobb.

The great desert of Cobb would fill
the entire Mississippi valley from the
Alleghenies to the Rockies. Upward
Of 100000 square miles or Arabia are
an uninhabited waste, while the ter.
rtble Saraha is vast enough to cover
the whole United States.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-12
THE WORLD DO MOVE.

THE WORLD DO MOVE.
The tendency Of the American peo-
! pie to boom a good thing to the limit,
or, rather, to- run q good thing to death,
; II well brought out in the matter Of
her stlpendous expositions, past, pres
j ent, and prospective.
InAsmuch AZ this tendency is an out.
growth Of American push, energy, and
ability To encompass objects Of stag
gering magnitude, usually with cred
liable degree Of success, II is perhaps
not a thing TO be censured: but at the
same time one can not but notice, with
surprise at first, the calmness, nonchal-
ance, and matter Of fact way with
which . people contemplates the ex-
position at st Louis.
Surely, the world do move.
q century ago, or even since, it
had been contended that there could be
projected III America an institution
which would bring together in peace,
harmony and aplendor the peoples and
products Of every nation and cline,
/ Che idea would have been scotfed at
r. Il had been asserted that an insti-
tuition 81 such 4 fabulous wealth Of
wonder could be built every FIVE or
ten years, the suggestion would have
besn treated lightly.
III had been said that the people Of
this commonwealth would ever become
! % acc,lstoned Ia the sight Of and assoc
citation with the opulence Of the world,
all the wealth and wonders that omni-
potence 81 mind 81 man could produce,
that they would favor II with little
! more than passing consideration, it IS
I doubtfnlif the prophet would have IS.
capped the lunatic ASYLUM,
Ia herr We have an example Of q
thoropghly fed. thoroughly satisfied
people, languid and torpid after their
gormandi dining of the past, looking upon
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-12
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Ehe Kind You Have Always Bought
.' s;ss, e; 8 1mzzz;zz1
Prince Writes Bale. Music.

Prince Writes Ballet Music.
Ever since Frederick the Great. the
house of Hohenzollern has been con.
Bpicuous for Its devotion to music.
The latest instance is Prince Joa.
chin Alorcht of Prussia, the second
son Of the regent of Brunswick, who
has just completed the music for a
spectacular ballet entitled 1.-THE Mir
acle Of Spring"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-12
9 "a 9ToRIA,
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bougm
Signature ls/hzzzzzSx

The Latest Chemical Wonder.
An American chemist has invented
g tube for truth. You speak into Il;
the chemical solution changes color
according to the tensity of your emo
ton, and truth and mendacity are
described az being quite distinct and
vivid colors.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-12
HALF RA TIES TO ANNUAL GERMAN
BAPTIST BRETHREN. GARTH

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion Tickets will besold at one fare
for round trip May Is to "a inclusive,
limited by extension to return until
June 80, inclusive. Apply to agents
Chicago & North Western R'y. M14
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-12

N"NNNNNNNNNN NN@NNN<N~NN~NN
We promptly obtain u. s. and Foreign
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
THE LOCAL SITUATION
THE WALKouT, 40 Far As THE
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT OF
THE Chops ARE CONCERNED,
10 ALMOST COMPLETE.

A. o'clock thls afternoon 40 msh
Ia an. Including maobinisis, boiler
makers sheet metal workers. copper.
smiths apprentices. helpers and
handy men. had left ne local shops.
and a report had gained wide eiroula.
ton that the blacksmitha would go
out tonight.
The b0ilermhkers went 90 Work this
morning almost 20 a man, but BY 10
o'clock they had packed their toois
aud "duds" and walked out, and tho
tinHmiths and sheet metal woTkore
accompanied them.
A. ] o'clock this afternoon tho
hoilormakora held a meeting a Jones
han east Of tho Santa Pc tracks near
the Hh0pf ana an hour later the ma.
chinlEts' helpers met 10 the same
place
The Celtnl Labor aall AZ 2iO RAN.
road avenue. upstairs. has boen made
neadquhr.ers for the maehlnlsts and
during the day the men have con.
gfogated there. Willing away tho
time playing cards. and Ia diaouaslns
the strike
The exact attitude or the machin.
lats 10 nOt exactly 0vident. but rFom
the 0urfafo aspects, Il seems that
they aro awaiting instructions from
the headquarters OF tho association.
They are poaceable and % FAR no
overt acts have been made against
tho company Tho ono0rs % the
local union caution tho men about
their actions toward tho company ana
especially warn them against damag
ms company property, but az ~
there la no need OF such instruction.
AZ stated IN The Citizen yoetsr,
day, In pfopheaylng tho walkout Of
,ao b0ilormakors. which came this
morning. the union boilormak6fs 70.
fused 10 receive WORK from tho hands
Of nOn.union mhChiniata.
No general strike order has been
received by ether the machlniats OF
the bolloFmaNcrs. and Il 80 stated
with authority that the baiokamithl
have received orders nom ta1
headquarters luatructlng them no'
TO strike before genegu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
CAPITAL CRY ITEMS.

Attorney A 3D. Rguchan has return.
ga 20 Santa Pc nom TERRA amarillo
whore ho had been attending court
Mrs Y. palon arrived rom n VISIT
TO Now York hnd other points in the
east Major palen went 10 Iamy 40
meet her.
w. j. Slaughter lch santa be fYr
49, Louis. Missouri. 20 assume the du.
ties Of tho posltio- OF ianitor OF the
Now Mexico building AZ the Louisiana
Purchase exposition
There was a false alarm OF IRE re-.
ported NJ the archblshOpa residence
on Cathedral street. santa Re. and the
entire Ore department responded The
run was made to the archbishop
house. but no FIRE was found.
There we're 2tO inmates az tho ter.
rlt0rlal ponitentiaiy al noon yesterday
This includes t4e two attachments al
Work on the scenic Route" road be
tween Santa Re and Las Vegas
Twenty Convicta are employed
on the Dalton divide and twenty-five
a. the Las Vegas end "Ae WoFk on
the road ia progrossins very satlsfae.
torily. The detachment on the Santa
Re end was kept IN the mountains all
winter and not a day was lost on ac.
count OF bad weather or heavy snow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

A prominent machiniat. who WALKED
out ycttorday when tie non.unlon
men walked into the shops and went
O. work. was met by lee Ciuzon rep
-escntat.yo this morning and asked
pr some information relative 90 BE-
strike Be said;
Auow your paper viii handle this
strike al usht. giving us Tue same
PRIVILEGES and rIghia as you would
uo railroad company and am Will.
lns to DO some ,aiung. / wish 10 cor.
rect a rumor % the effect that the
people Of this city .car overt trouble
from tnis strike Tho machinlsts are
an peaceful and qulot and lntand TO
io no one harm 0r any Injury 20 rail.
road property Wo believe we are in
che rIght-tho company has absolute.
81 forced us 10 strike. wanted us 90
Violate our union obligations By 70.
ceiying work from the hands OF non.
union men, aud we believe. when the
public understands these and other
facts. the people will not condemn as
fpr walking oui yesterday. East night
tho machinists held a regular meeting
and OF course, with other matters.
tho strike was discussed. ans BE- all
care 20 say az 90 our meeting. This
morning, as you know by this time.
tne machInists we're Joined in the
strike hy other union men On certain
divisions OF the mechanical depart.
mont namely. The metal workers
and coppgrsmitus. wi,n their appren.
uccs and helpers. the uollormakors
and their apprentices. and this al.
tarnoon tho bollormakors win mold a
meeting and decide wuothr or not
70 ask their helpers % SO out. { think
the helpers viii follow the hoilerhak.
ora. The biacksmlt-s will hold a
meeting, 90 I am informed. tonight.
and take action Ihoy msy Join the
men now out"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
POLICE COURT NEWS

The police department declared
itsolf against people guilty OF dis
charging guns in tho city limits. and
N It Is not stopped some ono viii pay
the penalty ascribod IN tho ordinance.
the SAVIOR Of which IL not exactly pal
atabio.
On Monday night about o'clock a
number Of loud reports startled the
people living ia the nelghboThood OF
the shops Trouble was expected AZ
the shops, and the wives OF railroad
men employed II the shops living IN
the entire south end OF the city we're
much startled IN some Instances the
stage OF excitement reached a frenny.
Constable James Smith heard the
firing, and rushed 90 the direction
from which h came
AZ Btoyor avenue two reports fol.
lowed IN quick succession. The hr.
ms was IN the yard OF Mrs Berry ami
her son, Prank Springer, was n0tihod
10 appear IN police court Ho toBti
fec that be knew nothing OF the
shooting and the case was continued
pending investigation.
The police believe that they viii be
able 10 secure evidence as 20 Who ala
the shooting and that the oiiender will
DO prosecuted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
A STRAaGER'S VIEW
HE GIVES HIS IDEAS ON THE
STRIKE OF MAcHlNisTs NOW
IN PRooREoa.

"One thing, said the stranger 20
the Citizen man. u notice tlla strike
has loss Of the personal equation IN
u than any ! have ever seen. The
men all appear 20 be good fellows and
whatever the outcome propose %
conduct themselves as gentlemen and
good citizens OF course tho com.
nany is taking every precaution
against depreciation. but. really. be-
uove q is more 20 make assurance
LOUDLY sure than from any fear OF
harm from 10 resent employees. Ell
~ whom u has looked upon as com.
potent wOrkmen and faithful friends
and. % come down % brass tacls they
10 yet q o. a nght between the
~ union and the Dig corporation. II
was bound 20 come sooner or later
and while perhaps the corporation
pushed u along a little. that was only
one OF tho atrategiea OF war and az
s said there's mighty little personal
feeling ln the matter on either side
That does not make tho situation any
the less serious. but Il will have a
tendency 30 make both sides a little
careful how thy open up wounds that
may be slow in healing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
GOATS FEED WHERE
APACHES FOUGHT
PROPOSAL TO sat ASIDE FOREST
RESERVE ARoUsEs FEARS
FROM GOAT BREEDERS.

The settlers along the eastern slope
~ The Black range lu Sierra county
afo greatly ag.;atCd over Che ut
tempt lc.ng made 20 attach a strip %
country slE miles wide ana ffiy miles
Ions along tho west line OF Sierra
county 20 the ella river forest reserve.
a petition. protesting against ,hc
cncme has been circulated. and o.
oryho9y but two men in Kingston SIGN
CO. Tho petition has ben forwarded &C.
the secretary OF the interior.
n this particular section should De
placed IN the forest reserve u would
destroy the Angora goat Industry and
drive more than twenty families from
their bones m the mountains. where
ihoy have rosided since The hanish
mont of the Apache Indians it would
be n hard blow for Kingston aa tho
Angora industry DO 90 present its man
source Of revenue The contomplat
GA addition % the forest reserve
would cover an tho Black range min
Ing district and none OF the minors
care about living on reserve. thoro-
hy coming under the viii and whim OF
some oncious range rider.
The reserve asked Tor Is not timber
cd country, % IL principally covered
with scrub oak, mountain mahogany
ana ofhor species OF brushes that IN
10000 years would never crow into
timber Il never has bee. t.mbered
and mover viii BE-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
wlNsLoW RAILROAD NOTES.

From tne Man
ssitohman McMahan has returned
from q short visit % San Francisco.
Operator Dave Dennis has quit BE
position IN the local telegraph once
and has gone 70 California.
Brakeman J. X. Rolloy has taken n
lRyoR. and. together With hls wife.
will pay a Visit 20 Chicago.
Machinist Hnrnott was called 90
ios Angeles last Monday morning b.
the illness OF bis mother.
The rating On the 0i5 class OF en-
glnea on the third district have been
raised 10 1850 tons west and LEO
east
The engine crew Ia pool on enc
third district have been cut 20 Afteea.
and as q result the extra board So
aomowhat crowded.
Among tho men reccntly promoted
10 extra conductors on ths argt din.
trlot are n D. Miller. j. A. hifohol
JAch Luutor ana 3 n. Markham.
Brakeman 3. IA. Mumf0Fd has ~
turned Tor ninety days On Kentuuky
They WI come bach-hut then, good
men are always welcome.
Engine iia1 has gone 10 the Aibu
querQuo shops on account of q brokon
frame; the B65 and on nave also boon
sont IN on account OF broken cylia
dora.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
TERRITORIAL TAXES FOR 1904.
APPoRTioNED ~ AUDITOR sAR.
GENT AND TO DC PAID ~ THE
SEVERAL COUNTIES FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR COMMENCING pE.
GENDER T. 1904.

Territorial Auditor w. q sargent
has made up tho following omelsl
statement showing amount OF taxes
which will be required from each
oounty IN the territory 20 DO paid
tho territory treasury for the year
1894 ano for the fiscal year oommonc.
Ing December lst OF the present year;
Amount 10 be paid by each county
for tefrll0rIL. 'urpoaes. charitable 10.
atltutlons. ninhng funds and interest
ON hnnnnh lnhl for che year 1909
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

the narrow gusge, which viii be e.
tended 20 the yards. and two for the
standard gungo cars. In addition %
four loading pens There viii be- four
pens taxJ2. ana elk pens 6sHfs. 49,
one SIN larger pen.
Hartman and Ripley VIII Confer
p. a. HarE man and g. 2. Ripley, pres
idents. ros poouvoly. OF the Paciae
Coast company and the Atchinon. To.
poka a Santa 30 road. have, accord
ms 20 the San Francisco Cali. en-
tered into an agreement. the purpose
~ which D. 90 iasuro a division of TIE
trainc hereafter originating from the
coast territory IN northern California.
Undor the agreement the Santa Fc
it o. stated, secures an equal Interest
with tho southern Pacific On the Cal
iiornia Northwestern railway and the
North Shore railroad. which have late
~ passed into Southern Pacific cor
troll Hereafter @ is said. the Santa
Ne viii have a voice ln an mattors
pCrtaln'ug % The extension or con.
struction of new railroads DO northern
California.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Special 20 fho citizen.
San Boruardlno. Cal, April zs.--
ihe strike situation here ls about the
same with ali the union mschinlsta
and apprentice boys out The new
men are skilled Imported Germans
from the baldwin Locomotive works
No disposition OF Othor shopmon 20
strike Tho Santa 20 railway company
10 10 splendid condition Tor the
strike. and tho strikers are receiving
small sympathy from the citizens
The strikers plan to reach the on.
closed mon by other shopmen acting
a. missionaries Two OF zoe sixty.
one new men were discharged for IN.
competency, and tho strikers report
that some thirty others have Quit.
Tho strikers are arranging q state
merit for the public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
AZ MlnsIow


opcNiAl 20 Tue AlllHHn.
Winslow a. A.. April 2S.--Ihs ma.
chiniats are suu &C work here. and
are very conservative regarding
piaus u is understood the noxt few
Gays VIII sec tho crisis. M w. Drury
master mechanic. vas interviewed
thIs morning and said "Evorythng
Iuiot at present. but OF course can.
not say whon the men may make
move We have been expecting the
trouble sometime and OF course are
prepared ior o." several machiniata
have resigned the past few days on
lone protest or another. The strike
spirit is electrical. and the men OK.
pert call to strike hourly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

surko ia ordered, but me local
selling ia 10 strong against the CON.
ranya imported labor movement that
doubtless. 10 viii carry the blackamitha
out tonight. or a. least some OF the
more enthusiastic unlonlata.
company Aggressive.
ine attitude 81 toe company iaI
icarly agerCsve at this time, Mas.
Ter MoCAanic Team. Agent Myers. 50.
erintondDut Gibson ana trainmastor
-ixon we're DO consultation 'nin af.
ernoon with Raipn b. Twit1holi
ounsgi Tor the company and Cade
oelyy. chief Of the secret service de-
lrtmout on ire saata Re coast lines.
tho are here presumably on account
"a che strike trouoloa rheso ohcials
lrat met 10 Col rwtchoils rooms at
lc Alvarado ana lister we're seen at
lo shops.
Mr. poan SAID that the new men
we're all working aud az yet the com.
any has been able to overcome an in
Jnyeuienceu brought about By the
Urike. Whom asked 10 DO corroborat.
% tbC statement maze by the Morn.
los journal. publisher as 30 coming
rom hin. ln az Interview, 20 the ct.
oct thai he "dld not blame the mon
or striking Mt Bean said that be-
would not most decidedly not.
say o."
Meeting Tomorrow Might
On Friday night the Central Labor
Union Of the city wa. hold a meeting
% Central Labor han for the pur.
.oEo Of discussing ,he matter and 40.
loing NJ 30 what position the central
body must take IN regard 10 the
strike.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

special 90 Tho citizen.
IA Junta. Coo. April ys-up 90
this time che men aere are al Ct.
work and are opposed 20 striking. A
number OF now men we're put 90
work. bot 10 strike among the ma.
chinists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30
A. TrInIdad


special io The Citizen.
Trinidad. Colo. april :, None OF
the nfieon machlnists and their help.
crs Of the sauta 10 company here
have struck and no prospects OF their
soing out ~ present here we're no
rumors hero. az G.tO this morning
lot a strike az Raton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

"NNNNNi NN A"N NANAHNNt
Ration. n. ~, April 2s Twenty.
Eve maehln.ats from tho east arrived
nero Tuesday and went TO WORK Wed.
nesday in The shops Tho union men
are an az work and there will probh
bly be- NO independent action in rc.
rlrl to a strike on their part
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

Special 90 fho CWzen
Gallup. y. S. Aprii 2s--Tho ru.
NOR that Tho few machInists here had
some out ou a strike IL not true.
rhcre 10 nothing doing in tho line OF
a strife here.
Lator-1no bollermakors won't out
az noon today, There are No regular
machlnisis IN employ here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-30

8ante 70 improvin0--Tho poatoihce
department has authorized an allow.
anoe tor = bicycle letter carrier az
santa We District No. 2, that served
BY letter Carrier oscar Klein, being
the largest district and 100 large
10 bo covered on foot within schedule
time. ne was designated az bicycle
carrier