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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

reused 10 anger. and he promptly
added a fun charge Of large shot TO
the weight OF one of the brothers.
causing death almost Instantly.
When tho interest ln the death of
slogol had died down. says the Chi.
cngo Tribune Haas Tod his bride TO
the altar and continued business at
the old stand. not caring 70 be away
on a honeymoon trip. Ills business
prosporod. and everything went along
smoothly until one night as he was
going home from his store he was
shot dead from ambush, the bullet
fired by the unseen foe entering the
heart Tho finger OF suspicion, as Il
Ia sometimes called. was pointed a.
the surviving sloRel but whom ne
asked the men Of C0rtez 20 proclaim
publicly that they thought no was the
man. not one OF them opened his
mouth. This particular sicgel was
the best shot IN several counties
John Haas went 20 Cortoz from
Mount Gilead 10 settle up his brothers
business affairs. for the widow was too
Frustrated 30 think OF anything but
her sorrows, but she frightened up
after Johns arrival. iio was not bad
looking, and, being good business
man. soon stralghtonod out all tho
commercial kinks. To had business
/ 90 attend 90 in Ohio. but no length
! cned bits sta5 az Cortoz until u was
/ too late TO return. Ho had iallon IN
love with his brother's roliet, and the
end Of It an was that no married her,
tie. Ike his brother william lived hap.
PLY with Jane. who was Hilll the most
/ beautiful woman In Cort0z, until hia
sudden death. Whether tho Siegol
/ brother sim had vengonco Ia hll
heart or not ls no. known. but Il "a
said he was 10 town when william
died.
There was stil another Haas broth
or, named Henry. at Mount Giiead, and
Il became his duty 90 so west and look
amer the interests of tho widow. HC
was more or less reluctant, but no aid
not shirk hts duty Ho went 10 Cor
tea. but the business In proper shape
and then began 20 linger. To might
have gone back 10 Ohio again, but he
didn't The widow was n0t so youni
as when she first married but hoi
eyes were SIN bright. and Henry, be
ing unmarried. liked her. To an ap
pearanoos she was not ayorso 20 hia
company. and AZ last no veuturcd "a
suggest that q would NOT be a bad
idea n they became man and wife. AZ
saving clause no remarked that II
wore bottor, perhaps. II they we're wed
al Mount Glad. ana made their per
manont residence there. Ho thought
tho climate Of ConoE unhealthy. shC
agreed with him. and IN a fow days
they win 90 10 Mount Giload, get mar
rled. and reside At the Old Haas home
stead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
SANTA re-

From tb, Nev Mexican.
n ssnWotzcr. connected with tho
curlo department OF the Harvey syn
tom with headquarters az Albuquor'
que. is ln tho city on business.
G.. s. Carter 0t Albuquerque, who
deals In advertising novelties, ala
business IN the city yesterday. Ho
loft for Ias Vegas and other northern
towns this forenoon
James r. Newhall after a visit 20
hls family I'm this city, has returned
10 the Zunl pueblo. and has rcas5um-
cd his duties or foreman on the CON
tuctlon wor, Of the big reservoir
on the Zuui river
The penitontiary authorities have
plenty ~ curhlng AMI paving brick for
sale these days Property owners who
are required by ordinance 10 put
down sidewalks. should bear this In
mind and do this work.
Edgar ]. Caypless. formerly a resi-.
dent of this city and member OF
the law firm of breeder and CayplCsa
| but who moved from bore 10 Denver
and from there % The Hawaiian la
lands. So now mayor OF tho city oi
| Honolulu ITO is ON visit TO this
country and D. az present ln Denver
lie may visit this city before return.
ing Go the islands.
A. Iaft evenings meeting of tho
%. r. o. p. lodge. No. 400. OF SAINTS
re. an "details for tho trip which IN,
mombera and guests Of mat lodgs
will take on July 10 pa Paso were
arranged About forty members will
go u was proposed that the members
Of tho lodge go 10 uniform but CAT,
matter waH MOI fully decided The uui
form consists uf straw EombrCrus
linen busters aud a cane upon which
a huge buw OF ribbon o. tied
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
cUPIo's HUNT.

Hunt Dan Cupid. spy ar0undl
Search the woods from bound 10
bound.
Seek my love ere, straylng far
She is snatchod 90 make a star
Set the lily.bolls n.rinRinR.
Send the butterflies a.winging;
Lave your torch; the darkest places
She'll nlumlne with his gracos,
Where tho hawtl 1rns foam % whit s.
ness,
She has passed and scattered bright.
ness.
How 10 know her when you meet hor7
Philomol has voice no aweetori
You will know her by her smiling,
ny her absolute boEuillng,
by the speech with which she molta
you.
ny the qulps with which she pelts
you,
by the breath more sweet than posy
by tho twin lips soft and rosy.
ny the eyes amazing tender.
ny tho waist and ankles slender;
And 20 name no other feature
by the best IN every creature.
II You ind her. swift arrnlen her.
In tho name Of love detaln her;
Stay mott or smell take your arrows.
Mount her car and drive your spar.
Tow6i
II her Bugared words you drink. boy
Cupid. you shall DO her link boyi
Bying her. then, with an her bllaaos,
10 the prison Of my kisses.
Henry Handy Hay.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
HAS RETURNED HOME
HON. o. N. MARION ATTENDED
NATIONAL KNIGHTS or coLuM.
BUS MEETING At LOUISVILLE.

O. n. Marion who represented New
Mexico as a delegate 60 tho national
meeting Of the knights Of Columbus
at Louisville. Ky, returned TO the
city last might. and he speaks glowing
~ OF tho treatment accorded him and
visiting knights 81 the metropolis OF
the commonwealth OF Hs-tucky. lie
left the proceedings Of the Council
at one time, and visited tho Kentucky
state democratic convention then In
session Just 10 see how the Bourbon
ties OF that state conducted a conven'
ton. Tie was satisfied with his visit,
Tor u was lively an through, and he
witnessed the complete victory OF
Governor Beckham over the combined
opposition 81 Senators blackburn and
McCreary and nearly an the congress.
men. While absent from tho city he
visited relatives and friends IN New
York, and on route homo he stopped
over at Chicago and met the New
Mexico delegation there In attendance
al the national republican convention
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
ARIZONA TOWNS

for Los Angeles where she viii spend
her vacation
Miss Katherine Rudd. Of Spring.
willie. IS here Tor tho Normal exercises
this week She has boon teaching
az sanora. Graham county.
The Arizona Lumber a Timber
company have a force Of men az the
head Of tho water system developing
water. and this week struck a stream
that increases tho flow through tho
pipes about ten thousand gallons per
day.
A boom occurred IN matrimonial
circles last week. Probate Judge
Douglas issued tho following marriage
. licenses during tho wcok Hugh An
dorson and Margaret "a. Wallace, Vim
cent v Morino and Jessie Pottoe, WI
liam wallace and Ethel Anderson
Garrett w. Marks and Anna L. seavy
| Francisco Iomau and Virginia Ro
moro. James o. Jones aud Alice /.
/ Cushman. all the parties being REST
dents Of Flagstaff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
Las vEoAo

Prom the Optic
Tho cattle sanitary board held q
brief session thia morning 10 take ne
initial steps toward making the annu.
Al levy
George saylor ia in training Tor tho
ave hundred yard race % bo run dur
ing the Fourth Of July sports,
Territorial Auditor Charles sanOrd
passed through the city on delayed
No. 2 last evening bound for Ration,
where h0 will examine the COlfaH
county records.
Tho closing report Of School Dis
uict 80. ], south side 81 old town.
was filed with tho county auperln.
tondent yesterday. Il showed a total
enrOllmont % two hundred and forty
four, and an average attendance Of
Ono hundred and aix.
M and Mra. John w collars arriv.
"a in no city on No. today Tor a
Walt among their many friends here.
Mr. collars, formerly connected with
ne Fimt National bank % Las Vegas,
ls now president % the Fiut National
bank Of Hilisb0To. n. N. ITO 70 70.
turning with Mrs. collars from an ex'
tended trip which included Boston
Canton, ohio. 81. louis AMI New
York while Ga las Vegas they win
DO me guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua
Reynolds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
THE HAAS BROTHERS
Three Of Them Have Fallen
in Love With Jane
Segur.
ROMANCEs STAINED WITH BLOOD

Jane sogur. or Haas. The latter be-
lug the name she has borne for many
years. has had two rOmancos, both
stained with blood. and her thlrd may
Dee bluodlcsH-if the prospective bride
and groom gee away in time. Jane
scgur is Co marry tho third OF the
Haas brothers. She had previously
married Che other two bu' death ln.
toryoncd and she became twice a wid.
ow. The third Haas seems tD have no
fear. but an tho good shots in Monte.
yuma county are not dead yet and
thoro De- no telling what may happen
Twice married and widowed. Mrs
Haas is soon TO become a bride for the
third time. aud is willing 10 run au
risks.
Thirty years ago William Haas was
prosperous young merchant al
Mount Gilcad. o.. but tho balm 10 that
Guoad was not sufficient 90 satisfy
tho ycarlngs Of his soul FOR greater
wealth. so he removed hls goods and
other belongings 20 Cortez Nohp and
set up a trading house.
The belle Of Cortoz when Haas first
made hlB appearance was Jane Sogur
and she was as pretty as "a maiden
/ dared Dee.
Two brothers by the namo of selgol
were particularly attentive TO Jane
and they gave % out that the man who
married Jane had better make his vii
| before the marriage ceremony wa
performed Now % happened TINT
| little Jane had fallen in love with VIII
liam Haas and accepted hts offer 90
heart and hand. when The slogch
hoari OF % they became more thar
ordinarily strenuous They talked q
Hass In an unsoomly manner until hi
Ohio blood becoming hot he wal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

From the Republic
3. A. Mccoy J- lon Monday even
inF FOE ChIcaEu uh a,. --.,oss.
Mise IVA Boablo returned tho first
NJ the week from a visit tu her homo
In Kansas
We understand tho town OF nomlnr
viii celebrate One Fou.th th.a year.
that is as % should hc
The now cement walk is being laH
On front Of tbo Cabinet saloon and will
be- continued north to the railroad.
@ W. F1ochcr who has boon iu Oh,
employ Of Geo % Mcintosh Tor ma
past few months has gone Goo silver
city with Wow fo starting lnun
dry at thaI place
Prubat, CLERK % S. Mckryca au,
deputy United States Marshal Furhc.
len Thursday for San Francisco win
three Cinnamon flr deportation Wal
tor Wilkinson iH holding down th'
rirrka office while Mac ls away
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
SUPERINTENDENT ESLAWO VIGIL
SERVED WITH A WARRANT
WAIVED EXAMINATION AND IS
BOUND OVER TO GRAND JURY.

Abran D'mas this morning awore
TO a complaint charging Ealaylo Vlgn
with assault with attomut 90 Kin. A
warrant was drawn up ia Justice
Cnwford's court and served on Vigil,
who was present with his attorney,
w @. Hoacock, by Policeman salazar.
Tho service was made IN the Spanish
language. Attorney Hcacock waived
preliminary hearing and Vigil was
bound over 90 the grand jury under
$500 bonds. which was furnished. Su.
porIutondont vigirs arrest was tho ro
suit OF a light IN which he and Dimas
ongcgod IN last Monday morning on
Nicholas avenue and o. which Dima'
came out a very poor second best
To-day was tho first time since the
tight that Dimas has been ablo Q,
leave his house since tho day Of Oh,
battle. and his entrance TO the court
room. with a wide bandngo across hi.
head holding IN place over the wounds
n large piece Of medlcatcd cotton
was yc"y unsteady.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
wlNsLow
From che Mail

From che Mail.
Mn. Conn. Of Needles. arrived and
d visiting al the homo Of nr. Geo.
r. Sampson,
Tom O'Keliy arrived Ion town the
arst OF the week after having spent
sovoral weeks lu the south OF The
territory.
Homer CHANNEL. Of nabbIt Bros.
icft Tor bio homo On Hartford, Kan,
whore he will visit for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Ouphant Of San
Marclal we're visiting az tho home OF
Rloy waloott They had Just return.
"a from a trln 20 California
u y. Bckorman, OF the oldest on.
orators on tho road resigned his posi-
ton at McCartys' the other day and
VIII devote bis time 90 mining. lie
has a rpod prospect in an old Spanish
silver mine about sixty miles south OF
iAguna
Mrs. Chas. Watts and daughter
Ruth, we're passengers on No. 2. last
Thursday evening for the cast They
viii visit IN Kansas, Oklahoma and
Missouri. Mrs. watts mother accom-
panied Thorn,
Last Tuesday Mt and Mrs. Georg,
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Parker
Mrs. r. Workman and VIM. Workman
spent the day At Clear creek. We un
dCrstand tho combined eh0rts OF th'
entire party landed ono small hsl
but thon tho grub was fne.
l.. Kubelsky, OF tho Winslow Cloth
ing company. left for ST. Louis. Afto
spending a week IN tho fair city, h
viii leave for Chicago and New YoTl
% bay a new fan stock for their noy
store Mrs. Kuhlesky and son will az
company him az far as Chicago when
she will remain for a couple q
muntha.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Rapp q Rapp, the architects Of Las
Vegas and Trinidad have completed
plans for the new reform school az
El Rlto, Tho buildings. twelve IN all,
vii cost about $4,000. There win be
separate main buildings for girls and
boys. each capable OF accommodating
1876. School buildings. ofhoeu' Qaur'
tors. gymnasium. will complete the
Er0up. The grounds viii comprise a
square 300 feet long. Tho buildings
win be OF tho Spanish typo and done
In Portland cement
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
KlNeMAN

From the Miner.
The Misses Vada and Zoa Watkins
returned from California, having at.
tended school az santa Monica dur.
ing the past school term.
Mru. q 3. Watson returned 90 King.
man after an absence In the east Of
about siK weeks. She was called away
by tho illness Of her brother and waa
present AZ his bedside when he pass.
cd away.
w. -. MCCright, ono Of the piOn.
GERS Of Signal, was In KIngman sew.
oral days booking after business
business interests. Mr. McCrlght haa
been q resident Of signal for about
thirty years and has Witnessed many
changes In the old burg during that
time.
=. r.. GrInth. general manager Of
tho Minnesota Conner mine. was IN
Kingman a few days ago on his way
home nom a trip 20 tho Val Verde
smolter, whore he made arrange
monta for tho shipment OF his pro
duct. II Is said that tnis smelter
makes en- exceptionally good rate on
certain ores.
]. " Mcbride Of Chicago, preai
dent o. tho Atlanta Mining company,
was q visitor az this once last Mon.
day evening. Mt Mcbride paid a Wait
20 tha Atlanta mine tho latter part Of
last week and was moro than pleased
with the outlook for the future pros
pority " tho property. Arrangements
were made for tho sinkink OF the
malta SHAFT 10 q depth Of three hun
dred feet. lie reported that $500 orC
was being taken from the Century
yela. on tho Atlanta ground,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
HARRY HUCK At DEMlNG
HE rs STOPPING At THE VIC.
ToRiA" AND HIS HEALTH HAS
IMPROVED.

last April. q year ago. Harry Huck.
disappeared from the Alyapdo hotel.
and his going was 80 mysterious as
far as the general public was concern.
ed that many thought that something
serious had happened 90 him n was
known that hls health was bad, that
no was very nervous, almost on The
verge ot collapse, and that he was
Respondent Putting this and that 10.
rethcr. tho opinion prevailed among
those with whom he associated that he
had wandered On and sooner or later
hts remains would ho found Such
was not the case, for instead ~ wan.
dorlng on into the mountains no oc.
ccptod tho advice OF W r. Greer and
visited the home ranch OF the vlctorlo
Land and Cattle company Ia Grant
county Ho remained on the ranch for
several months and gained strength at
once. on leaving the ranch he went 10
Domlng, and since that time he has
been stopping with John Cain, proprie.
tor OF "Tho Victoria" hotel Mr. Cain
and wife have been exceedingly good
20 Mr. Huck. who came 90 them as a
| total stranger, and much credit ia
due them for the present improvement
IN tho health OF the young man. AZ
previously stated in these columns.
Harry Huck is tho son Of a Chicago
millionaire. and hia sister is the wife
Of Marshall Field. Dr., OF that city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
WILLIAMS

From the News.
=. q Poison and family returned
from the coast
II. Padson departed for a short
business trip 10 Los Angeles. While
absent he will purchase a deep well
pump for Jacob Cauhman, which viii
bo Installed on his ranch north Of
selirman.
Thursday. "hilc walking around bits
yard "a a pair OF slippers, DR. +. II.
Waite stepped on a nail, whlca
ricrcod tho ball of hls foot, going o.
most through. while % BE- very pain
ful ~ prescott, we hope there will Dc
no serious results,
Mr. and Mrs. @. W. Mathews, Mr.
and Mrs. j. ID. Haudohaurh and Mr.
and Mrs. q. w. Martin made O. horse
back irip to the summit Of bill VII
lams last sunday They report havinf
had an elegant time, but ali seemed
90 feel the effects Of the ride, from
appearance.
"a. Judson RuuusoyIllo has beer
selected by The williams ball team a
its manager Jud 20 e. hustler an'
should Doe able Co pick up enough ma
terlal lu williams for good nine
10 desires us 90 state that all wh'
play ball at all are invited Co com'
out and practice. that thoir abllit'
may he passed upon and their ser
vices secured % valuable,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
Engineer Phslp1 DIsd In MssTeo

Mn. a. q. Phelps. Who as hias
Hattie EamoH grew from F.r.hood in
this city. has received the crushing
news from Mexico that her husband
ls dead aud buried Iess than a year
ago Niles EameH married Mr. Phelps.
an engineer and accompanied ham 10
MeN.oo. Two weeks ago she returned
from MoNoo with maIaral fever. She
has not yot fully recovered Fuil par
ticulars regarding her husband =
death have not boen learned Mrs
Phelps has gone to lamy 0u visit
20 her sister Mr. w. Smith LAS
Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

From fhr Republican
Como foo Gallup for enc roHrh irf
have r10d tlmo
Frank bailey. wife end family ie't
uu SO s last Saturday for "a trIp 90
Un Worlds Fair
a. %. Putnoy. me we'll known gro.
cory man of Albuquerque was in tho
city Monday la tho interest 90 bic
firm.
Albert F1ahiyo has gone to hm'nE
where be Will go tO work ior Bile
brother who ls In business a. that
place
Sundays bali game resulted iu
score ~ 10 % DO favor OF Gallup. ~
was very tame afair and but
few spectators attended.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

formation about the town IN additioa
20 the directory proper, which will
make IL ~ much value. especially 90
newcomer its carefully collected
and very complete liat Of names and
residents makes lt ready reference
volume which our citizens viii find
practically Indispensable, and mech.
anically in Typography press worn
and binding o. o. as pood fob Of
the srrt aa can ho done anywhere n
Isl crpdtablc alike 90 the town and
to mo publishers Morning Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
TALKING UP THE FAlR.
Mecauna Doing Good Work for Ter.
ritorial Exposition.

Mecauna Doing Good Work for Ter.
ritorial Exposition.
From the las Vegas Optic,
Potter J. McCanna, the adahle and
widely popular secretary OF Albuquor
que's Commercial club, was one %
tho unfortunatos who propped their
eyes open during an all night vigil
a. Ration last night waiting for the
trains that were 90 long 90 coming
10 stayed over here. not 20 recover
from tho effects but 10 confer with A.
H. Whitmore, regarding insurance
matters and 30 SEQ the famous new
driving park and fair grounds *
which no had heard 80 much about.
Mr. McCanna 10 on his way back from
visit IN Colorado. ITO was astonlah.
"a 10 hear 80 much talk Of tho new
Las Vegas race track. Tie says noar-
~ an the houomen he talked with.
said they intended 20 send hOrBoa
here Tor the fall races, Mr.. MCCanna
believes that tho Albuquerque and
las Vegas track events will be mu'
tually helpful. This city can secure
an tho hoSes that Albuquerque sets
fOr tho fair for tho October races.
Speaking about the fair this fail.
NJ. McCanna said II would be bigger
and more successful than ever. A.
ready eight thousand dollars had been
raised 20 pay for tho attractions,
Tho attractions would bO more num-
oroua and everything would ho car.
ried out on gmnder scale than ever.
Mr.. McCauna will 50 20 tho park
on an Inspecting tour 10 the morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Friend You find housekeeping
moro expensive chan you anticipated
don't your
Tho other Friend O1tn'v married. .-
Why. mo-. 30 doesn't cost 8nv more i1
frri Uodolia than BE- used 'H colt mo
to keep her 900 bouquets Ieo cream
soda and candy Chicago Tribune
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25

Dr O. q. CuickBhank and info. on
San Marcial. have returned home from
an extended eastern trip. Dr Cfulck
shank Is suffering from a complication
% diseases which affects tho heart
liver and kidneys, he spent uomo
imo AZ bis ola homo n Canada. Wont
30 Now York. then 90 Chatanooga,
and % other places. Sometimes no
improved. but on tho whole no has
failed 20 gain. go feels better since
coming back 20 New Moxloo. and bic
trends hope no will improve SIN
moro here. Ho expects % 60 % Cali
lornia. IN a final attempt 10 regain his
health. should DO not gain materially
here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
From Che Gem.

From the Gem
Miss Helen Adams who has been
attending the Normal az this place,
lof for her home ln Prescott
Miss Carrie Portz left Tor her home
10 Pennsylvania whore she will re-
side ln tho future. Mas Portz has
made many friends in Flagstaff who
regret her departure.
Dr. p. p. Coudort, who has boon
pacucIng bite profession here for sew.
oral months. has recently located az
pcna Blanca. New Mexico. His wife
lcft yesterday Tor that place 20 ioin
her husband
j. g. Grim loft for fna Angeles
where ho win Join hIB wife and two
youngest children n is their intcn
ton 20 mako California their future
homo. Tho remainder OF the family
VIII follow On a few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
Ct JoHNs.
From che Herald

From tho Herald
The oRBossmout roll has boon com.
plotod. The valuation OF the taxa
bic property amounts to over f1O0OOO.
The shocpmon report a better lamb
ING this year than there was last,
although this year has been one Of
the dryost known Ia this county. The
average was about 90 per cent which
is considered good under the existing
circumstances.
d. walter Ilough. Of the smith
sonian Institution Of Washington
d. O.. passod through hero on his
way from Magdalcha. ~ NJ, to Hol
brook. Tho doctor has boon ColloCt.ul
Indian relics and reports havinf
fu,nd nomo very valuable specimen
while on tnla trip.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
NEW MEXICO Towns

and tho clothlng store Of "a Heruau.
Dor The fire originated iu tho SECOND
hand store. frum an unknown caueo.
Three of the building destroyed be-.
louFci to a. D. lhmott. and the lose
Be- $500 with $1,000 Insurance. puna
loss Be- over $4,000. with $3.50 inaur.
anco Hernandez lpaa Is tllo0. with
$500 insurance ilo.misa loss Ia ti5n.
an tho Euuia woro recovered from
iho building excerpt tbc sto.k tn .No
sno0ud hand sturp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-25
II 80. conv.nIIon HaII.

The committee in charge 81 or.
engagements FOR the irrigation con.
gross met yesterday aud virtually
dropped an propositions looking to
the building Of "a permanent conyon.
ton hail and ordered plans 20 DO
drawn for a temporary hall 10 cost
between $4,000 and 5000 Times