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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
SUICIDE DUET IS ATTEMPTED
TWO a. pAso WOMEN rRY TO
KILL THEMSELVES THE 9TH.
en- DAY.

Tired ~ their lives Of shame
Juauta Corona and loacpha Herman.
dog. two Seventh street dance hail
Urlf. Saturday niEht tried to ghuWc
IN tHis mortal coil. bot without 20
fo,t says the 90 Paso Herald The
means employed by the two women
to bring abDut the 'big aloep was
matches and hI.chur.io tablets either
uf which roIsouH vorO sufficient Co
uuIue, death had NOT m"dical assist.
aHuu reached them Boo time to counter
aef f.. ,Uoef# If .Uu deadly ruHuus
taken
THr tuu rr's. who are we'll known
characters about enc seventh street
district. where ttoy are regular o.
terIarfa upon tho dance bah no me
corner of Seventh and Utah streets
Iu. Rogers yI place saturday
afternoon touud themselves iu the
'euah OF dependency 0u account OF
. having been 0n "a bis spree. and they
agreed 90 play a suicidal duct
. Tho girls retired 20 tho room ct
. rho Corona woman where they dol.o
,pfely hId thoIr plane to walk int
/ tho next world hand IN hand They
found themselves without nny ToIsor
uf tbu Kind that suicide ls Feneu,l
committed with and Without money
to buy o.
bot tho old saying that 'wbcr,
there's viii thoro'F way" holi
good lu ihia aH ga othor cases 90,
.they decided that matches and Do
chloride tahIc'a would answer thci
purpose
/ one Of tho women, Iuanith. Eroun.
Iup ho heads ~ dozen matches %
la rIaH and 10sopba Fixed nap ho
ideally do.u hy disHo'vnF four 81
'ch'uuI. lHUHoptic tablets They incl
. mixed The poisonous doses in r. c0u
.u'a uf F'asa,s OF hUnr and. fhaHu
hands drunk down "a cup 20 che dead
The poison made both tho womoN
yio'utly 900 and tboy began 90 groaI
land y1mit thus attracting the uttor
tiuu uf tho inmates of the house
nearby
A couple ui women who saw at
eIBuc, that the Two had taken pOiso
hastily administered thgm each a
omet.c and then sent for pr Andol
son. Dr. Anderson arrived and CAV
the two women some moro cmetio
and they wore soon Ouf of danger
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
IOWA Fedora.
TON OF LABOR

NarsUa.ItoNu loga. May lU-rhs
Iowa state Federation ~ Labor mot
10 twelfth annual convention hora Io.
day. President a o. urIok. ufoe.llnF
Tho sessions uIl continue several
days and viii bD devoted t0 "a thor
1ugh discussion cot legislation and
other matters ~ vital Importance tu
tho organized labor bodies 0f fhu
state Tho federation ha8 made a
good increase iD its membership tus
last year and tho present convention
iB me largest O. has over hald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
NAReow ESCAPE



Robgr. Duy frgIFbtor 600 Che om
pI1y 90 W. A TcDuy had q narrow
escape from death los. Friday morn
lus ana as 8. ls. ho Do very badly
injured and wiIl ho laid nap f1r SOS.
Dr1l wouke Hr thU Silver CITY En.
IrrpTiso
Tho accident occurred almost op.
posifc Greenwood canyon un me Man
ua draw on The M0goIlon road nay
was returning f1 Coongy with two
heavily loaded wagons of merchandise
ono 1f them containing $500 pounds
of goods while enc trailer waa
a.u heavily loaded Day got oi.
tha wagon Go correct ana uuuly horse
iu tHo load ana In uttomptng Co re
mount again hls foot Slipped from ihC
.fg'etroc. and .u a trier. Doe wa.
thrown directly huurath ODE from
yhOels 90 tho now moving wagon.
which passed over both legs 90 thl
Uagb The wheels 'u jumping from
0ug leg t1 the 1.bor tore q cash about
o.. inches long aud reaching clCl'
. .r me bone. Tho M0FoIlon stage ha,
u.t passed tho unfortunate froIghtr
aut was several hundred yards in ad
ruco OF him when tho accident or
. CURED Mr. Tecucy who happened ID
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

nothing but union men allowca 90
work there
This WAS not iu accordance with
the policy of the company and tho
men we're advised by Mr. Droirc that
be- could not comnly with thcIr de-
mauda wheroupou they ealkod out ~
tho shops and they are now closed
Tho manaecmont o. Houston was
advised Of che STRIKE ~ the h0l'rr
makers hut so fnr n0thIng has been
received from there ON the subject
This matter has boon up 'nr arv
oral days but the company has boon
arm u lis statement that % would
maintain an opon shon and thr mon
have been arm in their demand That
the shop bo made q closed shop
~ was hoped however That OH,
trouble could ho settled without th'
necessity of a strike
"a p. strike
Tho strike in tho Tcsa7 4 Tur.f,
stUns inaurur8iod several dav7 aro
hy tho marh.nIaia. ia aUii ou 800 for aa
tho mon are concerned However t1
day two now mon were placed tO vnrN
In the shona and 10 ga thuurht 10 vii
ouiv ha a shnrt time until thr conn
nanv nae an mo mon % moods o' fhI.
point io man tho shops
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

A. A young lady rcsldmg here AZ
present heard Of the woman At Pros.
colt last winter. where she bore q
tough name and ~ said 10 have curs.
cd citlzcua who refused to comply
with hcr demands for money
Since ue above was put in typo.
the operator AZ lava wired that the
woman had appeared there, appar.
entity having drilled the distance nll
tho way from San Marc.nl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
STRIKE CLOSES SHOPS
At a. PAso MEN DEMAND UNION
MEN sE EMPLOYED AND WHEN
REFUSED QUIT.

This morning the Galveston q
Houston at this point had a STRIFE %
10 boilormakors. which has resulted
ga the closing down OF the boiler shop
entirely says the ~ Paso Herald
This morning tho boilormakors BU
yiagd Master Mechanic Drodgo That
they would close the shop unless The
company accodod Co their demands
that tho shops bo made CLOSED
shops that is that tho shops b0
closed to all uanuriun men and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

The irrigation commission of Sew
McNIuo WIN meet 900 sautu re- H. uto
ofiig, of Jos secretary on Tuesday Che
10Th instant % consists of q. a Rich.
afgisuu of Roswell. President Frank
Springer of las Vegas Carl a pa.Nos
uf BoIou. e.. r.. Miller of Anthony and
George 49, Kuaeb,' Tho latter ia
also i,. secretary and treasurer u H
understood that au examination of th,
accounts off the secretary and troaH
urrr will Doc made t1 ascertain toi
certain how much shortage of th'
'atrr ur oortaIu funds iufrHs.nd I'd
|th, commission amounts o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
rerr-lerLaI runds RsesLvsd.

Territorial Treasurer 81 vaughn
has received the following public
fuuds From John NJ. Fleming treas
urcr and pXoWcio collector of Grant
county. taxes for 1908, t25iS3 FROM
Romualio Royhal, treasurer ana cN.
umcio collector for Mora county. taNcs
1909. gItgI taxes 1908 f59d5 From
EuEou.o Romero. treasurer and ,Hot.
| Zero collector OF san Miguel county
taxes tor 1909. glUC2 fur 1908 329i92.
MEETING OF irrigation Commission Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

As preventive Of Pneumonia
snd Consumption FOLEY'S
HONEY and TAR Is uHequaied.
and n mas gained . wonderful rep
utafion for me cure Of Grippe and
sH other throat and lung troubles
For Sale BY J r. ORlolly a 60.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
FEMALE OF DOUBTFUL REPUTE
SEEKING SUCKERS ON THE
sTRENGrH or LOSING SAG.
GAGE ANo OTHER HARD LUCK
STORIES

Last Moud1y there arrived from
Albuquerque well dressed woman
7nUu. 800 y.ura of aBc. iiatiuEsi0hahlo
by having o. club foot @ good address
and NOR, or loss atuumout FOO tho
way OF ioVcTly. says The san Marc.ai
Bee She was shy Uf cash and told /
stories of her father and husband |
having been Methodist preachers, or /
Ia wicked man stealing hDr yalIsc ui [
bo.ue member Of Rev a. u. sulhor /
lands congregation 3t Hamilton. ky.
and uur intention Ut spending thr
summer lu san Mnrgial by becoming
"a boardor boo tho family oi Ia Prank
Thompson sbo was expecting here OF
once from Doming
Roy Goo r. RAY and Mr RAY
welcomed hor to the parsonage SHE
cave tho name uf Mrs. Gertrude KING
and was perfectly familiar with Rev
sgtL,ranas domestic AFFAIRS while
.uastor of the little Methodist church
nsr, "a few years ago. Something iu
the general run OF her talk lsd M
Ray to believe that Mrs King was
not just what che represented hDrsel,
tn be-
Mr. Ray wired Hamilton and goi
. rhp reply that party was unknown
there. From IN pas0 Miss Florence
sutherland wired that Mr. suthCT
b 'and's present address is Durango.
/ Mexico Then the uoWs came from
. Albuquerque Doe the way of advice tl
, Wr RAY. that woman wearing o
ush Shoe and travelling under the
name of Hattie Goodrich had LETT
for San MnrcIal on train 80. 20 and
would probably give Mr. Hay som.
kind ~ hard luck story and that
sue was fake She had secured
some mooney in Albuquerque on th,
strength Of tho plausible yarns sh'
spInucd Tho woman is evidently ,
, native NJ the south land for th'
, possessos entertaining qualities Of I
} high ri.r when the fancy prompts
, her 90 mimic tho Georgia darkoy
, Hrr scheme hero appeared 90 be- thu
: raising Of money for car fare ln ~
! sure event ~ her Dcming imaginary
. friend aUIug 'o put in am appear
4. ancc
The woman remained until Tues
, day az tho parsonage Mrs J. w
Crawford invited her 20 dinner ina
day and IN tho afternoon, when Mr
Ray faced hof with hla kilograms Hh
put ON "a bold hont and denied tina
? she Vaa tho person described as hay
. ing been Boz AIbuQuerqr She socuI
cd room from Mrs. Mattress Tuel
J. day night and when that lady ma,
u aD Investigation early Wodncsia,
m morning tho strange woman had dis
appeared She asa not 90 east OF
So 20. and the s1uthhouud train dt
not carry her when % pulled out 81
thn afternoon Whore sho went 90 3
mystery Mr Ray offered 20 pa
= a'l her expenses until she could FG
{ 1ut ~ town. but she refused an OF
fers of assistance from him followin
: the exposure made by the wires
!. % has since been learned that IN
has caused tho Santa BE some troI
q Bile on one or two occasions by IN
!, teriuF protests when she has bee
put on the trains while riding on q
regular transportation or no ticket I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Governor ulDro appointed Oh. .l
lowing u0aH.7 public. 49, s. Moore
of Roswell FOR Chayos county LuiH
a g. dc Baea '0r Buroy eros i1r Uu
i0u county; John W Turner of San
u Rita. f0r Grant county
Governor Otro appointed 70 d.
Knight uf Santa Fo notary public
rI. santa 20 county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
OFFICIAL MATTERS

Th. following cofuncat0 of tUc ap
po.utHert ~ an agent and the IasIg
nation uI The principal place 0t husi
r.. .a hocu flgd iu tHU office 90
u. territorial secretary Tho south
p0uI Placer Mining company np
pointing Harry uo'ror5 Sow Mexico
ar.uf with principal of'.. uf Ration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Damon AlhrC.aa native employed
aJ tho Rio drcEde Wooden Mills lost
hand yesterday by getting b. caught
iu a wool dus.Dr So was working
with the machine aud acCIieuIly pat
% Zoo close fo tho machinery Tho
hand was $50 badly Iacgraigl aud
broken tho. attending physicians am.
putated tna arm between rho wrist
and elbow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Rev A. ST. Uarhusaa OF Santa Io.
wll lecture tonight at tHn Congrog5
tional church tak.ug aG "a subject tho
work OF the Now MKiCD society iur
tho FriendIDs8 Rev llarkuos8. ad.
drogs Sunday niFht ot tho C0nEroRa
t.0nal church 1n .in UiB Steps was
highly enjoyed uy the large number
of people iu attendance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

a train load of recruits passed
through inc city fhis morning. bound
Tor Angel Islald. Cal Tho train LOAD
consisted Of ls3 recruits FOR tho
United States aFmy iu the Philippine
Islands They come from Jefferson
Barracks. So Louis Mo-, and VII be
assigned 90 various regiments ht An
r,l island and 90 from there % tho
Philippine Islands They arc a good
husky crowd Tho oncDm in charge
are Captain Benson and Lieutenant
Naylor az the Fourth United states
Cavalry ANA Major BoHnIBier of ne
medical corps
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

g. r. Heller the well known and
popular general merchant and trader
OF the Cabezou precinct OF Sandoval
county. is in ,ho city purchasing
goods from local Wholesale mor'
chant Mr. Heller ig also a dealer IN
sheep. and he says while the country
.u and around CabozOn % pretty dry.
little water and grass, sheep are IN
fairly good condition Ho thinks the
sheep ruiggrs Will. save about 900 to
90 per cont OF lambs dropped
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

santa Fe engine COZ boz charge ri
Engineer Wilson and Fireman Nc.
Mahon. was ditchod about o'clock
Thursday afternoon last. near the box
factory 40 Williams. while runnlag a
trails of logs 10 the mill Tho acct,
dent was caused By tho turning OF a
rau ana was not riehted 900 Friday
noon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
Honey and Tar

instantly rellyes the spasms Of Group and
ioothes and strengthens the bronchial Ga.
bea and the lungs. ltproyeuts Pneumonia
and many cases uf that disease have been
cured by lts use after skIliul physicians
have failed 20 give relief
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

From tho Chap'n IS g. Sew Ear.
y u tho spring my wife and were
taken with dlnrrhooa and so severe
we're me pains that We called a ply.
sIclan who prescribed Tor u5. bu' his
medlcIncs failed tU give any relief a
friend who had q bottle OF Chandler.
laIn's Collie. Cholera and p.arrho'a
Remedy on hand gave each ~ us a
dose and We at once felt tho oncct8.
Z procured bottle and before usInf
the entire contents We were entirely
cured ItIsa wonderful remedy and
should be- found in every household
|U & BAILEY e4I0r This remedy
/ Is for sale by all druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

clayton q Coleman of Santa Pc wac
appointed deputy United States min.
wu surveyor for the district OF New
MoxIol by Surveyor General NJ %.
.L,wDNu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

AS pa. expected Oho bottom has
dropped ult ~ inc Hearst boom.
which. FOR q wbl,8 az least caused
some uncomfortable hours during
,H. d1E The managers of th0 Hearst
boom u rge east have recognized
The tact that tbo boom, so far as the
cast .s concerned. has ANONYMOUSLY
collapsed Iho o. soap bubble The uu.
sophisticated west. or a. least some
1lsrulfIol democratic roiormors 90
tHo ursl are stIl holding out but 70
H merely "a question OF time when
90. Hearst boom 200 an parts OF the
country win ho os dead aH "a door
nail Tho ,ashy w0u.I.br candidate
should have remembered the golden
words oft che lamcutoI President lin.
colin concerning thg possibility OF
IonIus a'I tbU people al. tuo tmo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

81 Reynolds brHihur of Joshua RAY.
uUllH president of .hu First National
bHut of 90 pus0. aud who iH now 81
Paradise Arizona wr.tos Mallr 70.
sc0unII uf El raao. chat great
strike haa l,ou muID iu Paradise 0f
.HII aHI copper H'pHI1rH says che
NouH A tremendously largo body
OF orc has boon encountered and
many parsons are docking to th0
camps
lots Boo ibe proposed business fec.
zion W tHr NOS town HrD selling a.
h.ah ua tIlu
Tho camp ha. boon organized into
% municipality auB 80 Is proposed ,n
Dspund $4,000 fHr % Hyafom of water
works
Parable. Camp a uat across thr
Nur Iu Arizona from HHIr1 N A.
from which place miners. prUHp0CtorT
and Adventures arc transported hy
stare f0 tho scene 0f 'h" latest strike
no win bo remembered That o. Mich.
ran corporation recently bought uu
several mines boz Paradise which once
was dourIshiuE camp In tho early
. day4 20 was louF ago abandoned lf
cause ~ lack af mnury With which in
develop the resources aud Tor thO rOl.
SON that n0 railroad lhru nu CIDHr Poo
|U
Tho Michigan company jufHa tho
past Cow months hsa aprDt thout
audH 0f dollars 'n iDstng tho region
They announce chat hundreds of mon
win bp employed t1r one year 90 Toast
and p,rHap. longer In developing fh.
mines
ThD. mon boz thrm#,itD. UDrD HIGn
Client fu insure prosperous camp
nuf mo recent .irI.o lne caused o. iH
fakr Uu o. now aspect Others Hro En
.ne into hr Ia.ur. aUI Paradise. a.
we'll 1r Copper Camp. which haH IU.'
boon organized. hro 10ur'thlnr
Miners AFRO tnHnr up claims outside
Coo hnuIaII.H ul lHD.U already 500
cured by The company operating Doc
thy mines and temporarily ai least thH
camp Will bC ovon moro spirited than
heretofore q may 10 strikes ar.
madr hy uiiyidualH flourish and
provo permanent camp ~ mo o'1
time strenuous variety
Yesterday afternoon NIw Thomas
ono OF tho public school teachers
/ while out horseback riding With
Misses iowirsou and Campbell, cama
worry near meeting with q serious ace.
dent Tho horse she was ridinr
stumbled lu front Of the real estate
office Of p n Krut. and mo lnAv '-,I
Ito the rround. airih-e her left
shoulder Fortunately tho horse rc
gained hls forofoot without falling
otherwise tho animal mieht have fall
ou ON tho young lady Tho injury
WAS slight so slight that Niles Thoma
again mounted tho animal ana rod.
IN with hor companions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

There is great roioicIng especially
among tho women Of New York over
me repeal uf the near side ordin-
anco. ono ~ tho most absurd and
fOniHh ordinances ever paacd by any
city council II viii boz remembered
hat, to please q few crackbrainod
dckrrB. who had tho cranky notion
that street car accidents ana COLI.
slous could DO prevented in this city
81, the cars we're compelled 10 stop
Tor passenEars az tho near side OF
the crossing A. the front doors OF
the closed winter cars were Kept
closed. tho passengers who wished
10 gct on a trDlloy car were com
po'Ivd 10 walk through the mud and
.Iush OF the street That change was
particularly unpleasant FOR women
whose dresses and shoes are not
suitable for wading through mud sew
era. inches deep Experience also
showed that the nov rule ohorod uo
material advantages lu any other a.
roCti0n 90 compensate for tho annoy
tnCo 90 thU patrons They were just
as many iE fact more accidents thar
under che odd system and blockadel
pocurrrl more frequently than ever
the street car company remained
u0n.c0mmlttal and oboyed the ordol
without protest n Was SION dlscoy
oroi. however FIRST by the patron.
and later by the city government
that the new method Was a failure
unt after b had been glvon a thor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
Babies Die Quickly
From Group, Bronchitis
and PNEUMONIA.

The cold damp
months Of the
year always are
dreaded lest tho
lIttlo ones
shouldhestFick
on with Group,
Bronchiti6oF
Pueum ouia
WNlrh are 30 -
ul among chill
drtn In a few
ru.ruaufH Hrnffw
and dnalh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
ourh trial It wa once more abolish

ough trial " Waa once more hpollHh'
Ell.
The apason OF tho Metropolitan
Opera House. che hrst under the man.
aremcnt of Mr. Conriod and one Of
tho most brilliant and successful
ones ever known On this city. closed
this week and most of the foreign
song birds have loft for Europe
somo OF them. who stlll have a mum
hor Of concert ongaEomtnts, have re-
manned. but they are On a decided
minority. The net nronitH OF the sea-
SON are estimated 40 half a million
dollars and some enthusiasts place
them even 90 a higher figure. The
management og the house has not
Fct given out "a report but thoro Go
NOT tho least doubt that Tho result
af the season was more than merely
satisfactory Mr. Conriod. certainly
deserves great credit for Dis long
headed and shrcwd management of
mo Affairs OF the thoator but this %
uut sIl Uo h1a earned the oyoriast
|Iue gratitude OF every music lover u0
th.F country. boy hiH audacIty in TAX
+ 'ue un n 0rbt against long odds and
fuueu'uutiuE "parsifhl" that ro
/ m1rEabIo and Fo sIcrCdly guaric
work of Rich and Wagner on AmorI
can so.l n was a great venture an,
Doc s louHful whether ~ could hav,
HUu accomplished at an hy an
other man 10 l8 oypn more d0ubtrr
whether any other manager c0ult
F1vu succeeded in making tho perfor
nance OF "pars.fu' on American
.pl as Uminod an artistic suCces
1853 Mr. CourIod made o.
Another theatrical oven. of Iu
I portlure took place during tho pas
week. ohio Ola partnership of lo
/ Weber and Lew Fields which ha
been boo existence for over twenty
eight wears and has made tho Woho
/ a Fields hall me Incubator of man
remarkable COMEDY successes. ba
H.u dissolved. Fields has given ou
fNnf Doe win h0 associated with Fro
.U U8mln and Julian Mitchell in
NOW thelfer 40 Ha uu't Uu Hroalwa
uI F1rufHIrI street hy N3iha
sts.n Louis Ueors and Charlie Roll
.mrIf % Is expected that tho me-
house will bo built hy next year au
that BE- will boz used FOR tla pr1du
.t.ou of spoctaCuIor .howa ana Dol
musical comedies
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

New N0rhyn. UU UuT u.Iaiuual
visits ta other large cities oi this
country. lad OBJ, opportunity to com
narr me trImuoas and military neat.
uots of the police force especially Ia
western cities with the slouch.uess
NJ our metropolitan police force.
were pleasantly sprpr.sod when they
Ioat of tho latest reform move Of
Commissiuuor MacAdoo After thia
me officers Will not boz permitted 90
wear old aud ragged uniforms or
s,ougby helmets They will be utiod
900 with good uniforms and WIN be
compelled tu pay some attention %
tHrr personal appearance. lfDy VIII
aan Uo expected 60 display a more
military bearing and greater energy
~ their movements. The lattar re
suit 10 is cpoctcd, viii 300 obtained
by drilling ana gymnasium work
On. command of the commissioner
does not h.t uy ordinary officers
only hUt also the lCutCnauts, cap
tMug. inspectors etc, who recently
contributed c0usidcmbly 90 the De
moullzatIou ~ the force by tneu
own laKness and slouchlncss They
viii mo- longer be- permitted 90 appeal
before the commissioner in an iufor
anal mixture OF uniform and citizoni
olOiho8 Those who have seen ou
police torco know that there Is con
siderable room for Improvement "a
taat direction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
GOLD AND COPPER STRIKE

n. RAYNoLDs. BROTHER OF
BANKER RAYNoLDs. MADE A
nIo STRIKE M PARADISE
CAMP.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Jus, b,fo.. the bos.nuIHs uI the
.ascuaU season an effort was made 90
except baseball from tho amusgmauts
prohibited hy the sunday laws Tho
move had boon expected however
and the ministers of che various
hurchof irrespective or their demon.
nation. combined their efforts Co de-.
feat the attempt There was not a
hurch Zoo Manhattan or Brooklyn
vhsrc the minister's dii uu. thunder
against the threatened decoration OF
Iha Sabbath. and eu terrifying was
me picture oi thu consequences OF
eu.onpy .u That respect which the
nlnIstors dryw Boo their sermons. that
81 ahIIls chased ono another
HoNu tho back of the listeners.
Thar settled lt Iu every church
teiildn8 against sunday base
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