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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
TUCUMCARl SCHOOL DEDICATED
SERVICES WE'RE HELD At THE
SEAT or QUAY COUNTY LAST
SUNDAY AFTERNOONS

Colonel }. Franco Chayos. the terri.
torial superintendent OF public inatFuo
ton, has returned % the capital clly
over tho Santa ne Central. from a erin
to Tucumcarl. whore on Sunday las,
be was present az the dedication OF
the new $4,000 school house at the
scat Of Quay county, A banquet was
rendered 20 Colonel Chaves by the oil
Gems Of the town Saturday evening.
tie wac introduced az the dodlcator
exercises by Professor Craig OF the
rucumcar schools. and In his speech
called attention 20 tho fact that les
than two yoars ago. the county OF
Quay had not been thought OF, much
less Tu5umcari and an 5000 school
Ne concluded by stating that his b.
Ing called upon 10 dedicate 80 large
commodlous and beautiful a school
building in 40 short a time after the
town had been established was the
best evidence OF tho enterprise and
thrift OF the citizens of TuCumcari
and 81 Quay county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
WlNSLOW

From the Man
aoo X. Woods lcft ior Phoenia
where he goua 20 look after hiB shocp
ina rests
w A parr received word that bic
brother s Y parr aud wife wore
seriously 100 az their homo ia Tncoma
Washington
Mu Julia Hastings Who has Zoe
lhe past three months been visiting
with M and Mrs George A. Lane
LETT for her nome a. Pasadena Calf
sheriff iIouck and Miss jarvis car o.
down from Holbrook and attended tho
Ei Andrews comedy play, Birds nj
a Feather ion the evening at the
WlnHloW opera house
Mrs ben williams. who hns bcsu
visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs e..
D. IArrude, for me paat .uroe woeks
rglurnou Co her home at Gallup. N NJ
lass saturday morning.
Nick la pointe. \ brother OF s. n.
IA pointe. arrived from Winnomucca
New Mr. ga Polnto viii y.gtr here
Tor couple o. weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
HOLBROOK

From the Argus
Mra John Hunt of Snowflake mot
with an accident in iuiuriug her foo,
quite seriously
Willis Bros loaded ont GO.OOO
pounds OF freight FOR Fort Apache
tho other day
Miss Annie Gardner Is down from
Woodruff this week visiting with her
sister. Mira l.. d. Divelbeus
Frank Zuck has Bur 'hasd IRON c.
r. Perkins a hno buncs OF grade
Hereford and Short .horn cattle. and
viii continHe 20 DO business NJ tho old
stand with this bunch ~ a starter
The price paid was f25 per head.
AZ the close 81 the service hold
az the school house on Tuesday oven.
ing last by General Missionary Roao
a Sunday school was organized.
l. l. Hammer OF salt .Ake, Utah.
passed through en- route for Bpring.
ervillo 90 ioin geological survey
party, operating Ia thai section
" II. ScorHe of this place and Hen
~ Wall OF spriBgerille left for
Phoeuiz, where ehoy 10 o. look after
their extensive sheep interests zoo
that vicinity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
FLAGSTAFF

Ftom - sun
Mrs. p. Il. WeatherIord Was called
10 Woathorgord. Texas, by the serious
Illness Of her FatnCr
H. q Layton. superintendent OF
public instruction. has been visiting
no schools Ia tins ana Navajo county
his week. collecting material for the
territorial school exhibit AZ the s.
Louis worlds iair.
A letter was received from IL r..
Bayleaa. az Lamar, No, stating that
10 had been stricken with ap0plexy
and was On destitute condition.
Prank leslie circulated a subscription
paper aud a handsome sum was taken
% for the Temporary relief OF the auf-
feror
A burglar entered tle residence OF
r. } CUalter and appropriated q suit
% clothes, and would have probably
taken more valuables n he had not
tried b enter tho lining room where
Mr. and Mrs Joaltor were sitting He
made bic escape with the clothing
which was found under the sidewalk
near the Daggs house the following
day by some school children. The
same night tho residence OF Mrs, C.
n SonultE was entered. but the bur
glar waa heard by the occupants and
frightened away.
Some time between one and six
O'Clock Monday morning the Baf1 OF
the Commercial hotel WIS robbed OF
$3.50. and sack containing $50 lou
by the BARTENDER when ne closed tho
place az one o'clock wEa also taken.
Il was evident that the robbery was
committed by some one familiar with
tho house and the porter OF tho hotel
was arrested on suspicion Of knowing
something about the matter but no
evidence was brought out AZ the hear.
Ing that he knew anything about tho
theft and be- was discharged from Gus.
tody. No clue 20 the robbery has yol
been obtained aud Landlord Tolfree
Ia certain that he g ont sass
r. A. Riordan returned Wednesday
last from his trip 20 tho east His
Journey took him 70 Chicago. Phila.
dolphia. Baltimore, and Incidentally
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
WILLIAMS


From tas NrNs
Ranger james Bailey returned Co
Williams from o. trp t0 Phoenix and
other southern points
lt la now pyrilnus Co skate ON the
dam Thursday Murl Luu pulled the
young Jordan boy out of an aIr bolo
into which Boz bad iaiion
Thomas C8gncs. brother OF Mr
Harry PYLE .rr.ycd hero from Cali
fornia for a visit Later he expects
f1 $50 on 90 the Indian Territory
RhDre ho may locat.
Nas Emma Gi'Hon after pleasant
visit With her brother Mr. j. J Ca
SON and family toparct for Jerome.
whore she has accepted position
Mr OTTO NaEIiCr has boon lying
vry low at home in this city this
worb Ser SON and daughter, James
and Anna. arrived Monday from
WInsl0v and have since been at her
bedside
last Thursday while returning to-
town from "a funeral Constable 2 nom.
ls Andrews was lerkod from a wagon
uy acry team OF horses ann soon
began suffering iA one Of hla arms
O. was Letter discovered that a bone
had ,ern broken. and Tom now has
hls arm In a sling and causes mo- ter
rpr in the hobo.s heart
a surprise party was given on
Wednesday night az che home OF Mr..
aud NFrs nnrH.u M aDitnrmau The
Bardolls were sorcnadtd for nfteen
minutes with Ia the Good old Sum.
mcr iimc" and other selections, but
this having 10 apparent cuo,t, che
PARTY entered and took possession OF
the premises Most an she town felt
udghbOriy that night, and standing
room only" was for most Of those
present Every one had a good time
and there was not a duE moment.
Judge Ridge wns MASTER Of ceremo.
Mics and did is part well
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
SAN mARoiAL

Mr. RgA. the father Of Mrs Frank
Beckett, aud Miss Mary Rex. ~ here
from Missouri paying his daughters
a visit
Tuesday evening last, in the cosy
parlor OF the Methodist parsonage.
Rev George 4, Ray united Ia mar.
riagc Mr Pres n Richards and Mrs.
nora y. WOOdroife.
l.. NJ Laaley. tho superintendent OF
toe Golden Boil Mining company, 10
employing All the idle men Of good
character he can get hereab0uta. TO
hurry the construction work Of biz
new mill AZ Rosednie The cite has
been blasted and leveled and the ar.
rival OF tho machinery is expected
every day
A. G Torres, the capable and gen.
tlvmanly superintendent Of this
county. arrived IN san Marcial Wed.
nesday He paid a visit 10 the San
Marcial schools and informed the bee
thar he was greatly pleased with the
evidences OF advancement on the
part OF the pupils. their che0ry faces
and good department Tho present
term of school Ia length and eaec-
tive work viii prove the best Ga the
history Of our town tor many years
SIR Torres visited Old fown. Pareia
aud an the nelghboring school dls.
tricts and then returned % Sooorro
greatly pleased with the interest be-.
INK maniteatcd On public school work
everywhere
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
LAS CRUCES

Mai w. r. a Liowellyn wont TO
Hillsboro on iegal business and viii
bo away several days
The Repuhucan 10 glad 10 announce
that Mu. ,. Bonham. who has been
seriously ill for some TINE. ia improv.
ing rapidly
Mr. and Mrs C. p. Downs. Mr..
Smith. Mr. and Ars Wintorg,oin. took
"a igip to- the organ molntains Tor an
outing A pretty good climate where
YOU can have q picnic party IN ssnu.
arg.
What De- believed 20 bo a potrined
elephant waa discovered Recently AZ
Elephant Butte. a portion OF tho
rock which tho supposed elephant
was EMBEDDED 10, has been carefully
removed, leaving the shape o. the
elephant perfect
Quite q number OF the residents
along the ella river 90 Grant county.
we're here on business before the
United States land once. Many OF
the homosteads n the forest reserve
having been suspended ~ the gov.
eminent pending Investigation.
a new ventilation system has been
placed In he ProsDytorlaL church.
This 90 a step 10 the right direction
as b BE- important Tor hoalth as we'll
as comfort 20 have a good supply Z
pure aig The 6yatom ls such that
the impure air will oo forced out %
tho church and tho fresh ctr hcate.
UIlI pcrmoato the building
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

MIS- Cudorllocyo on s-ni1 20 IS o
guost 90 ne homo OF her parents.
Col and Mrs 10 w Eaton. on Baton
avenue
Mrs % M Bray OF ~ Paso is re.
ported quite iIi The many friends 81
ur and Mrs Bray m socorro VIII!
louC tor her speedy recovery.
A F Katzenstoin .as received no.
tIco ot the death OF Franiz A. scnnoid.
or generally known az "smoltur
Schneider a former resident OF SO
zorro. Mr. Schneider diou in El Paso
of pneumonia.
W a. Iilos bought 900 steers 90
Victor sails ana othors Tho steers
were shipped Wednesday from belen
90 Wellington Kansas SIR Lilies also
bought three carloads OF mares for
the 3d. Joseph. Mo and Kansas
city, Mo markets
D. q HIns was ln town from bis
ranch meas San Antonio. Ser. uUs
uas one of the unfortunate VINO were
drawn on tho Jury BOZ the Wallace
case BE now declares that ,ho dep
uty sheriff who catches him again
soon for jury duty VIA earn bio aal.
arv
M.ss MrIdrum ui Buffalo. n. a.. is
Boo tine Ci,s and wll Dee a guest In tho
home of her friend Mrs Ross McMu-
IAN Tor a month Miss Meldnm 90
Oh her way 20 southern California
FOR an extended visit Mrs McMll.
Ian met her guests 10 Albuquerque
t0 accompany her 20 aocoTvo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Fun the Miner
Lac Kayacr who has boon Under
eoing treatment at the German hoa
pital San Francisco. Is reported 10
he almost recovered from a resent
operation
sheriff tovin returned from Indian
TERRITORY having On charge William
EppouUn. who iH under Indictment
here for the theft OF a mule from Joe
Anderson about two years ago. I'D.
person was under bonds NJ the time
OF bis d.sappoauucc aud bis surcitioa
had to Jay into the treasury OF this
county the sum os $500.
Thieves locke into the sturp of
Lovln a Wlthem and carried away
several siSahootors. sweaters. car
tr'dgoa knives. ovcruLs, and eliot
machine The machine was recovered
Near the dcpot. th thieves evidently
NOT knowing how 10 open it. A re.
gnlvcr was aiso recovered. The lob
% attributed 90 a party OF holos that
have boon making KlnEman their
headquarters tor several days past
A letter resolved from n. =. Ewing.
who is GO the herman hospital San
Francisco, conveys the inbrmaiEon
that che doctors uiagn0ao bio case az
that of primary descending atrophy
"a wasting 81 tno tissues o. the optic
uorvel but that they believe they can
restore his vision lie is nov quite
blind and writes his lotters on a type.
write by toucn Ills many friends
here hope FOR his speedy recovery.
Daniel . Alsup "a resident OF Chlo.
ride for several years past. died az
that place last "Wednesday OF con.
sumption. A special train brought the
body On over ne A. a u. railroad and
tho remains were inferred 80 tho
kiugman cemetery the same after.
noon Str AHup is spoken of as "a
hand industrious man Bio leaves "a
young wife. two sFtors and several
hrothers to mourn bic death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
ARIZONA'S OPPOSITION
TO JOINT STATEHOOD, WITH
GOVERNOR BRoDIE IN TIE SAD.
DIE.

A special dispatch from Phoenix
dated January rs. says
ON Information from J, r. Wilson
Ar.zonaa delegate 20 congress, that
,-.cre is danger OF admission OF Ari-
roma and Now Mexico 90 joint state
hood aud that friends OF the movement
are claiming that protest came only
from politicians and certain factions.
Governor Brodie has addressed a cir
ouiar lotior 90 the boards % suporyis,
ors OF each county IN Arizona suggest
lug that hoy take steps 20 call mass
meetings OF ciaEens Ia the respective
counties and OF influential organlza
lions, % pass revolutions OF protest 20
be forwarded 10 Washington. setting
forth that Arizona Is unanimous In
opposition TO Joint statehood
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
SANTA FE

uu account at the scarcity ol water
Grant Rlyenbergs ice POND. is empty
and the outlook for the cutting OF Ice
this winter is poor
An EFFORT will be- made TO establish
"a council OF tho knight8 OF Columbus
AZ santa Pc and an organizer Will be
sent here shortly The knights OF co.
lumbus h a Roman Catholic order
numbering over $4,000 mompers in
the United states.
Professor Fritz s.guor Is colehfat,
Ing bis Goth birthday Ouo-half OF
oils life time was spent 10 the Unltod
states regular army ana he Is now
enjoying lifo an an honorably dis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

charEd soldier a. hlu pleasant home
on aan Francioco street
Captain Jonn Ayers writes from the
city Of Mexico where be Ia suporin.
tobdent Of the Unltcd states National
Cemetery inqulring about his old
friends and the Aztec apring8 near
town Ho says that be Us enjoying the
best OF health. but stlil has a kindly
longing for ms old santa pc home
Tho body OF John k1urhorty. late OF
the ourth United States cavalry.
and With General "a ~ Lawton ln
tho Philippines, was removed TO the
united states national cemetery.
where 90 was inferred. the military
authorities having concluded that
the remains were entitled 90 honora.
bio .utermsnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
FEAST AT ALaoooNes.

Special Correspondence
Aleodonca. 49, "a. Jan go Yes.
orday wac tbs ,.ast 90 Aivndor e..
ana right royalty .Ii Mo people keep
TO- There was NOT standing room SUN.
1out ln the church hero t0 acc0m0.
tate ihs pc0' ie and about 0ar third
li thDm present had tl tlalI O. the
outside BerualII3. Couales rlacitas,
Alameda aud other outside precincts
were vel repre- tatoL
There was tNo big dances EoIur on
no tto same time and buIl halls we're
crowded FOB 'boir utmost capacity.
Everything parsed on lovely with the
In-ualNIr contingent who were rep.
ouf,I by some uf ths bg., people
10 u1r uy EhbIriug town and conduct
"a themselves ln an orderly and De-.
cent manucr--oXcCpt Alcar.o Monte.
Yu. who tried 90 make trouble hy quar-
rolling with bite own people. whom be-
could noe raise a dIsur. i.cc with tho
people mere. tno deputy Bhcuu mad
90 stcp in and stop the trouble
-Four prioats were at enc icast and
everything passed on lovely.
There ls some talk about the canal
starting up soon which would make
things lively here Tor some time.
A. q Balcomb is getting along ali
right and % doing the best be- can 90
make the smeltcr go which he will
DO 10 there % q possibility
The farmers here are preparing for
the spring work.
We are looking forward TO have a
railroad from this point 10 tho mines
az Hagan whicn is eight miles nom
here with two railroads IN view ana
everything looking bright We 70 per
tertly satisfied
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
WHERE rc Dr. oAaLlNo2

ur a. o. Daring Helloyiew radu.
ate uud mem0or OF the international
order OF Geneva Red cross society
for "a period OF twenty-five years, OF.
nee at san francisco ana Governors
lsland. was 10 rolon lrom January q,
until the 10Th aud HE mysterious DO
inss while there has caused no httlo
gosalp among toe people OF tnat usual
~ quite town. his coming Is az
myHtcriously as bis doiugu, and his
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
Want Government Help.

The town council az their last met
ing sent a written ruguest 20 tho Ia.
dian agent az Amarillo, asking him
20 use his influence IN having tho
government put in a reservoir Or
ditch from the Little Colorado river
10 a point six miles distant on tho
arid land of the Navajo Indian roser.
walton, ten miles north Of Winslow
The Indians last year on this strip OF
ground raised 10000 pounds OF corn
without irrigation With .no outlay Of
"a little money Tor a small reservoir
or ditch, a l5mllo tract Of land now
vacant can be made good farming
land, and as the Navaios are solfsup.
portors. q ia nothing more than Just
that this government should grant
the -Winslow Mail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
ARIZONA TOWNS

b Washington ho says the weather
In these citloa IL very cold, with much
snow particularly In philadophia
Mr. Rlordan interested himself with
the statehood question while Do Wash
lngton and ala what he could % 'ur
thor the cause for Arizona Use rg.
ports that our delegate. COlonsl
Wilson. has the matter we'll On hapd
and believes that our canoes are
very good for admission into IN
Union turing the present session Of
congress, judging from the favorable
attitude shown by leading members
~ our great legislative nody
From the Gem.
Sire A. H Harroll OF Williams wa
hero visiting her daughter. Miss
Maud who attends the Normal
Il is CUSTOMARY TO lot the couniy
contracts AZ the beginning Of H.
year, hnt Tor same Teaaon unknown o.
ua the supervisors Of this county d..
forrod the matter.
Charles 8. Howard. the oldest por
son In the county. was ln from biz
ranch. which 10 eighteen miles south
Of this place. Monday. ho 10 noe o.
young az be wac so years ago. but
san ne Ia a very active man
a Mexican named Manuel Pachecs
was adiudgod insane by Pre- hlso Judge
A. E DouEias Tuesday. anu Deputy
sheriff Thomas A. Gaudce lcft he
same day with the unfortunate mss
for the asylum a. Phoenix
The Juniors OF Flagstaff are organ
izlng a base hall team THAI can go az
against anything % che territory
They contemplate ordering a CON
plo,e base hail outat in che immodiato
future No douut enc seniors win or
Fanlzc before the base htli celnou
opens FlaEu'un cbn put two teams
in che nold that are unCqualcd IN A.
IONA or Nog Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Robert sleeth and daughter. Miss
Margaret sleoth and the lattor'a
friend. Miss Louise schaerer OF Pitts
burg. Pa, will leave tonight for south.
orn California. ar sloeth was stop,
ping a. tho Motel Highland when me
are consumed that building. and lost
everything in the apartments occupied
by himself and daughter Binco tho
IRE. the party had rooms at tho
8turRCs European.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

chief Justice W J Mills and Assn
c.ate Justices John Il McFie. Frank
w. Parker e Baker and W IT,
Pope were on the bench yesterday
morning whom the territorial supreme
court opened
Case So 1884 Raymond Il ,dpley
rt AL. plaintiffs aud appoelles. w. tho
CoChHi Gold Mining company. defend.
ant and American Engineering Works.
.utrrycnofs aud appellant was argued
and submitted TIA, case is an appeal
from tho district court oi BruuliIIu
county
Case No 9st Territory. oZ rel. BE-. q
Mclean a Company, appellants. ga.
tho Denver q Rio Grande Railroad
company appellee. was argued aud
submitted The case 80 an appeal from
thc digu'ct court of Santa Fc county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Tho bigteht business ever done By
a popular priced organization was
done BY The Noble Stock company al
Myers Opera house, El Paso, Texas.
They wiz DO here one week. beginning
Monday, January 60. az popular prices
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

The walls OF the Old Albuquerque
new school building, tho corner stone
for which was laid the other day, viii
be up tomorrow. tn building win
be- a substantial Ono6tory brick. 62H7g
feet; win have six class rooms. and
thoroughly ventilated throughout.
there being thiriyfour windows iu
the bnllalnE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

The Southern Pacific railway viii
build q new bridge over the Rio Gran.
de az gl paso. Tho material for the
bridge is arriving from phoenlgyille.
ponny lvania, and 90 soon as ali the
material Is on hand. the work OF con.
structloh will begin. Tho new bridge
will be- much larger. higher and more
substantial than the old one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Running Ditch suryos-Ja Hurley
un'tod States deputy surveyor. was
al aztec from Blauco the hrst of
last week MT iurloy Is running the
survey for me canal which o. 60 be-
taken ont of the San Juan near the
mouth of Pine river. bu tho San Juan
Canal and Irrigation Company. This
0tch whom built viii cover some 80.
600 acres OF a. good land as hcro is
IN the county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Fatal Fire--rhc residence OF j. ST..
Crawford .u Hay Gulcb. San Juan
county Naa destroyed by fire last
ihurHday night Mrs Cmwford's
hrothor Peter Norris who lived With
thom. boIng burned 90 death. and A.
len. son OF Mr Crawford painfully
burnod Mrs Retta A Allen. who
vas boarding With Ar Crawford. lost
hor clothing and a number 1f valuable
keopsakos
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Artoea New MiniSter-Tho Index
Welcomes 90 Aztec Rev n r. Fiheld.
a Baptist minister from DemIng. Mr
Fineid ls gentleman OF pleasing
appearance and easy address. Hls
work la This community will. wlthou,
doubt bear wholesome fruit Hs
1rn sermon az the school house last
aundey. was iavo-ably commented
upon by those wno hau the pleasure
Of hearing him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

San Juan County seh0ols-Dr o, g..
MoBwen. superintendent OF schools
Of San Juan county. has made the
Experimentation the general school
fund OF the county TO the various
school districts Of the funds on hand
a che nrst o. the year The total
amount apportloned wac 1915 The
uumbor OF school children reported by
tho clerks OF the various districts
being 1853 the rate pr scholar was
b7t mills
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Dedication Of Odd Follow5' Hail
last Saturday was galaday among
tho Odd Fellows and Rehokahs, the
occasion being the formal opening and
dodicbuon OF the nov hail says tho
Aztec Index Tho building Is a hand
some structure OF brick ana iron, two
stories. tho main walls OF home manu-.
featured brick and the front OF
pressed brick The hrst floor Is ocou.
bid by the San Juan stores and bank
The second story has a commodiOus
ball and anter0Oma.
The odd Fellows 'odgo OF A1,ec.
was organized May 80, 1900. with q
membership ~ thirteen. The odd
Fellows now number sixty aud tho
Rebokaha thirty.hve Tma speaks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

WORK Poatponed--Tho Aztec Index
understands that pork upon The main
school buildings at tho Navajo agency.
hoiov JeSett. Eas been postponed
untA warm weather when "a large
force of men Will be- put ON and tHr
huiliinBs pushed Co completion in
time Tor school Co open ln tao early
fall rhis work will boz done by con
tract
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

New Mexico auudinn-ihe Mer
chants Bulletin OF January AZ. which
deyotos a column o. each issue 10
worlds iair notes says A letter has
been received from j n and w. ~.
Bapp OF Las Vegas. The archi-
tects uf New Mex.coa pavilion, stat.
ing that the plans for the building
have ueen shipped and that tne apecl
hcAtlous viii follow In q few days
q % expected that the erection OF the
huiloing vii Dee recommended before
the end of the month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

a Successful Experiment Il viii be-
remembered that Dr. Coolidge, Of
scranton. PA. securing special rates
over tho Denver a Rio Grende rail
road aud eastern roads shipped two
carloads of apples 90 his home al an
experiment which has turned out even
beiter than che doctor anticipated
says the Farm.ugou Hustler. Tie AaE
sold some OF lis iruit al t2.b0 per box,
clearing so cents above the best price
quoted la Durango. d o. believed
that Mr. Coolidge will ship his entire
uutpu, east the coming season