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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-09

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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-09
r.. II. SKIPWIrH. G.. NJ. MAYES
PHYSICIANS ( SURGEONS.
Office Over Roswell Drug 60
ROOMS + AND ).

Ofise Telephone 2GI.
Residence Phone If DIR. Sktpwtth 149.
RpG,danc. Phone II DIR. Mavas a6
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-09

Rooms 3 and 4 over First National
Bank. "hone AZ. Successors to Pc
ter & Jones.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

The whole country is sill getting
rrcener. third cutting OF alfalfa near.
ns harvest. corn nllIng we'll. native
Grass good everywhere. some of the
rruyas running every day and roads
ogluning to SET miry cattle fine and
nf h.rhCst temperatures s3 degrees.
lowest go degrees rainfall 050 inch.
showers continue and farmers begin.
ming to wish Cor dry weather for
hrDah.ng crops doing we'll. but con.
icfahin smut 'u corn. which was too
badly DANA el by early drynoas to
"lI0 O. CROP but viii give abundant
''dDf barley bending and doing Hne
y native hayns brIng cut and Yield
" Ua fairly good.
Fgrmiio o. w. Adams sh0wars
eYDry day zoo vicinity hayug pro.
rcsrinr satisfactorily. highest tenn.
lcr1.uro 90 donreos. lowest an de-.
rDa rainfall OCO inch.
White O1ks-Iohn a. Brown Good
raIu on Goo FIRST and heavy rain with
FniI ou the 2d. which damaged good
many hpuaes ana destroyed gardens
and Fruit
CHARLES b.. IiNNEY.
Section Director.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
REV. HARDWOOD
RETURNS TO CITY
ATTENDED "sHGEp RANCE CAMP
MEETING AND HAD A SPLENDID
TIME.

Tho Citizen noticed Dr Harwood ON
/ Che streets today Ho rlso took a
ride on the new electric street cars
and 'huks them fine. Tie has lust
/ returned from missionary H.uornrry
which took boz % camp meeting nf the
Black lutCa They call &c "tho Sheen
RANGE Camp Meeting"
Black lakes 20 in tho edge of Col.
ih. county rUy miles west of WAC
nn Mound in the mountains. hul there
goo fuHrts. pans. stopping hiluIdoa.
l.uo narkt. SOME heavy tn usr. small
wo1.a. ius uekIus DO r. fine place
Cor emtll h0mps and ap'.1aid place
Tor "a camp meeting
They had one large tent. several
smaller ones. several covered WAGONS
bugg.cs horses and saddles ana not
a few from the ranges came on foot.
Tho meetings wore an wolI attended.
essays sermons and other dIacoursoa
being very good.
Mr. HARDWOOD saws thlrtvUrr wears
ago The lsf of November i preached
iu lone house. almost ou 300 Henu.
ral spot whore our bIr tent stood.
That house ls gone and che American
family gone hut hundreds ~ houses
within "a circle of thirty miles or go
have boon hnllf whore thlritfivp Years
ru hardly a house could ha Roru any
where. except af GuadauuIta ana nj
Ocaie And now 20 see nice little
school house. o. store without strong
drinks few nice houses with we'll 90
in Families aul o. number of smaller
houses nrrd bHm fWl of parents nud
Wt'D folks. AMI camp meeting of n
dozen preachers AVID touff filled Wits
people nearly every ono with % Bible
nll hymn book rnl rnv c1mmuui
nlHts On sunday herr whore only q
Tow years aeu hrrp WHs nu'f.ue ana
b. was th0ught Too cold f1r people to
Two Iu wInfor ara hopeful Ie1a fof
I1U future of Now MosIcn"
SIR HARDWOOD at tho CLOSE of the
camp meeting returned to WAGON
Mound whore thoy hold services 40
u.rht and The following dag at iO q.
m ho haprsod two babes auI perform.
ol tho marrIagc ceremony of Abel
Thomas and Eliza Ounnna then
wont to Pueblo to attend tuo Colo
ro11 annual conference. thence to San.
90 Fc over fho mountain via Alamosa
io Santa Pc whore he spent tho Sab.
bath thence down tho Santa ra Con.
raI i0 Torrance ana thence hero
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
SILVER CITY

From thc Independent
Nie Florence UuCr icft laEt week
ur Alma whore hr has been engaged
% teach the public school
s. h Laird hHs been temporarily OBJ
U.nIDd t0 the position of ciIg mauhaI
lnl is acting Zoo that capacity
Labor day was quito generally ob.
.crycd Boo Silver Clty business. as o.
u.D being suspended Tine public
rhuo.a closed for The day
FtII rUundupa are ut w0rk 200 differ.
nt nartH oi che county aDI Jhg cattle.
mem are worry busy .u consequence.
Nr and MrH Percy Wilson and it.
Ie fuuEhtrr ws' haus been visiting
1r Wilson's parents at Sioux CHS.
Iowa, returned homo Friday.
Mise Sarah Black aud Mics Alice
Bailey were arrivals on Fridays train
from Long Beach. Cal. where they on.
.HtDd % three wrHEs vacation
MiH Blanche Casey Ieu Thursday
F.n.Hs for IurIsbure. ahrr. she win
each .u fhe public school JuruH thu
.rm which opened Yesterday
WIl'.O Uosr.raus dI,I af H.. Ham.
H 'h.s r.N Tuesday night u 3D.
clock alter au Illness of several
0ara Tho cause of his death WAS
tuberculosis oI ue buoe
NesiDm,s o. w. Marriott and
Iamo a sh.pIoy IcIJ last week fUr tho
asl whore they win remain until tho
fa. oi iho year visiting relatives and
r'ends Iu different places
Conductor N. r. Griffin. vito and
inushtor returned Sunday from vn.
atlon trip spent 700 Kansas CITY, Mo.
South Haven. Mich. aud visit to Tho
3D. FOULS exposition
William p. Lornuz lon Thursday
frn.ng Tor San Francisco t1 attend
hn knights TDmplar cnurlapp. after
which hg win return to los Angeles
Dining dis mother and locate porman.
ut.y NJ some point Zoo southern Call.
1rn.a Mr Iorcnz has Loan rpsideua
p silver CITY for many years and hle
departure is source cot general a'u.
GRO regret
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
oeMlNo

From the Graphic
Nr A. o. C.ar. and daughter. Iou
saturday .ur -J louI. uhyr. .HDy WlII
spoud -um, umD r.uNua iBu srJat ca.
Hu..tiun
Another tayne outfit passed
Through town Saturday Thr Hnr con.
d.uuu of iha ranges now s causing
much activity u .HIa luD
luiEo Pennington Ia giving me post
Office "a gonoml 0ygrhaulIug, changing
tho mail Boxes and improving the ap.
p,aauCo and convenience generally
The urm.ug Schools opened ypsicr
day with mu quota of teachers uu.
der ,ho direction of Prof pIckDy and
tho outlook Dos for 70 very hgst success.
uI years work.
Ms Ne'lIe Dgemcr who was so
fortunate tn win ne iiudauor Worlds
Fair contest loft Monday for g.
Louis where sho win spend tow
weeks seeing Che sights or tho great
exposition and thv metropolis uf Mia.
sour
john ~ Bueaw. % O.. Mcmillan. A.
n White. liymau Abraham. W ~
PcIor Eurouo C0sgroyD. A. b Good.
an. Robert ~ BouIvare and William
d. lnronz comprised party OF
huI.htH Tompar cha. lcft Iasl vpe,
tU attend taD c1nc.uVD of Hat order
n"N he.ue held aI San Francisco
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
DURANGO 70 oGr ROADS.
Two New Railroads VIII 8uid
Through That Town
ft....... 49,. .. a.

Through That Town.
From che Denver Post
nuwHro las fHp now railroads Boa
..eh.-DUn aIi fo D., 1000 our'eh. Har
r.mau project ana tho 0fher being
promoted hy Colorado and Utah men.
who aro supposed 200 Dor backed Uy
Could Both arc fo g0 south from Du
r.ueu fhH former dufme FOB the
ru.hea' fo Annm.rauu. and tba iat
f.r H0"uucH.uT .U fHr Vr.f passing
.uwuah Arizona and thpuco t0 Quay.
Ir. NeNol.
Iha hitDr project was outlined Iu
fI, Post Tow dave ago Tho Ino
'H t0 RON from Sale Lake through tho
MuaI 'ud Paradox valleys From uu.
unsu I' apH tbr rich agricultural
country around Pennington. 81 a..
One great coal aui coke fields 0f Tho.
0.ou 8ul .Gs. t.mbCr lands iu Arizona
Tire enterprise contemplate au ez.
peuIiurp pi fl5UOO.O 600
Engineers ln Field.
since last spring engineers have
Boon ir tbp fold uryoyi1e lime
southeast from Durango. auI there
.as hcon much speculation regarding
tne interests behind Ono enterprise
o. is now stated on what s believed
no Doe excellent authority Chat 90 ls
p Hartman project and that Hs pur-
pose is to open up The coal fields of
Io Plata county f0r uso hy Iha South
orn Pacific system which h8s no coal
OF ts lime between California and
Ncw Orleans ~ depend largely up
on california crude petroleum for fuel
an long haul railroads own on con
mop C0al properties m possible and
the Southern Pacific has LONG feH the
Mood of its own fuel supply Ia Plata
county Colo offers tho nearest do
pos.fH to ilH I.ne
Tho uonFor a. RIO Grand. F the
only railroad now reaching me San
Iuau country ana o. crosses extensive
coal mines iu Ia Plaza county Tho
Hartman project therefore Is au DO.
yaF.on of Gould territory
Il o. understood that the now line
win ro to Pennington. San Juan c1un
tF. Now Mexico. and then southeast
io Albuquerque where % win meet
me main line of tho Santa 81 system
This iH aH for aH tho present plans
of the road have boon outlined AZ
me Hartman and Santa De interests
are in strong combine the latter road
win give the cars Of the Hartman
irackago over its limo 90 nemlnr
whore connections with me Southern
puCfie VIII ho made
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
eocK ISLAND NAV eRorssr.
Are Dissatisfied With the Dismissal
Of Master Mechanic Robertson.

Are Dissatisfied With the Dismissal
Of Master Mechanic Robertson.
ID N Robertson. who until soptem
hcr ist was master mechanic OF the
Rock Island at Harrington was ono of
the oldest employees Of the Rock Island
ou The Kansas division
llIs position was made vacant at
llorrnHi0n 40 make room FOR q. w
soIdol. q former Southern railway
man. who la located az Horton. Kan
sas
During the past few months Sew
orul of the old master mechanics N
tho Rock Island have been released
90 make room for new men.
20 o. reported that the action of
One Rock Island in releasing Nr Rob
orison resulted ln the holding of
meeting 0f the engineers and o'hor
Rock Island employees nt Harrington
who decided 60 protest to the manage
mont against me change in master
mechanics Mr Robertson learned of
tho meeting end refused Zoo sanction
tho men aonding in % protest No is
apparent there is considerable i'l feel
ing among the employees in the opo.
rating department on the Kansas dl
vision relative to this laft change
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
MARCIA

From thc Bee
Jas Watkins aud H.s sister Miss
MAY lUn fHr sp1auu. lu reside
Mrs 49, b. Bw,ou came Iu from
her ranch and went In Socurr1 t0 rc
main a0me luIp Time
q. lH reported chat dDa BE- 600 fur
ihs transfer Ii aH A s. UUu...r Boz
tgrysa BOO Coo Victoria Land d cat
tlg company
Res Mr Allison returned ,o LAS
Cruces Us logic and Hi.aucy ns
au orator pleased all who attended
OBJ, revival meetings Goo che Methodist
church
While east recently g. 49, Lasloy
secured estimates 0n material used Iu
tho construction 0f telephone systems
Hc is figuring con- "a limo between San
Marc.al and B0sedalo us Wen as a
local exchange.
d U JAMES. Won known citizen uf
san Maroal len for Kelly whore he
has accepted "a position as shift boss
Zoo the Kelly loa aud zinc mIno Mr.
Iamo leaves MANY friends who viii
regret to hear Of his departure hut
DIE humorous friends iu Kelly where
hn lived siX years WIll Boz delighted
to have hIm again 900 their mIdH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

cal office of the Wells Fargo Expross
company relieving Charles Wheeler.
who De- on the yon'ro of tho United
states strand iury.
A camplns party composed of ~. T..
Gibson 81 G. Miller Warren RAY.
nolds and several others left for an
outing of several days On che Santa
Fo mountains Tho party took with
them number of hurros as pack
animals and expect Co go un in tho
mountains about thirty miles.
Mrs B w Robbins and son. How
ard were passengers over che Denver
HIu Glaudo railroad Iar Denver.
here they will spend week or ten
lAys r.sltug friends They win go
rom Denver to ST. Louis 90 anond
'hroo weeks attending the exposition
Later tney wlll so east i0 ow York
city. Rochester Syracuse and Niagara
Falls to spend eight weeks 1u "a pleas.
ure trip
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Hauhon Taee who was ono or mo
ch.u.HH helpers af Needle. and who
won't uut in the latD strike. was arrest
go OF San Baruarduo "a TOW days ago.
There was mo- complaint made az first
and emo yolng mau Vus NOT he'd.
later tWo charges arrr made against
hIm one with evsiue payment of
railroad fare and ono of resisting an
officer % seems chat one of tho
officers stationed Bt the Santa Fo
railroad station saw Tueg around tho
yards and ordered hIm to leave For
reasons yet unexplained hc was ar.
rested and while hg was being taken
to GAIL. was struck over the head by
thc officer The STORY f1ld by the
officer and tho ono told by Mr. Tagg
differ greatly. and the result has been
tho entering ~ The criminal charges.
Mr. Tagg was iu San Bornardino Wis.
isIng with Dis parents While in
Needles be was known as q quiet, law
abiding young man Needles Eve.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

From the Republican.
Thurman Hation lofi on Saturday b
train Tor Virginia. where be- viii aNaiu
enter tho Vanderbilt Training school
Chas T. Post of Mpslla Park hiss
been appointed United States deputy
mineral surveyor for the district of
New MoXico
Martin Iohmnn. e member OF the
board Of equalization. has loft for a
tour OF inspection through the couu.
tIer of Luna Sierra and Grant. for
che purpose oft Cyam'uing the aBsoHs.
mout rolls
CoBrad1 Ross. li'tlo Mexican hoy
died off blood u0IsonIug uu Monday
morning last Tho cause of hiH ole
ease was from being bitten by a
snake of some kind while swimming
in me main aceQua
Mother pmyodos superior general
OF the Iorsuo academy. has answered
the petition off Ius Cruces citizens
by replacing Sister Vcstino ln Ihe
Visitation acndom, OF this place
We wore shown sgmo specimens
onions ana ncDiH uN IlOi j. 7. Yer
non ct tho AGRICULTURAL experiment
station. which were raised hy unmp
irrigation Tho onions are nice and
larsc Ny.ebIuF something over a
pound and O. quarter Tho hccts are
large and vgl developed
Luther Foster ana John May rc
coiyod the appointment as vice pros
dDnfs OF inc Twenty fourth New Mex
eco Territorial fair tu ho hold Zoo A.
tugUor0uo .H October The appoint
mcuf s good ono Roth oft these
gentlemen are representative citizens
of fhr rrtfhprr type off Nea MDN.
Eco Circumstance arn rather AGAINST
them hero thIa season ou nccUun. ~
che scarcity of water hut depend uu
d. thsy nu uaEo lbe boost possible
showing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
FROM MESlLLA PARK
EXPERIMENT STATION INVEST.
eating THE UNoERFLow or
THE RIVER.

He.u. Correspondence
NosIa Paris Sept @ The work
.Ht Jhe Experiment station s doing
u nr .iuO %. Investigating ihe under.
low oi fho H.o Gmnic valley is sim
|IrurtluE much attention Some Ump
$3.50 the department 90 Washington
NHNd lo cooperate u tho pump
'usts and ha been doing s1 cor Some
800 0r three months During lhe past
HDoE .r cHas s. sueftor. Goo charge
tn0 Investigation oI mI rrrouud
'H'.r 'Ir tUr SOCIOLOGICAL survey. spent
Iat visiting thp experiment wells
|u Co.'S college farm aaI "a number of
.I. fFlT have hrrn located 10 this
vicinity Io tus very much impress.
I'D with thD exhibitions made by the
H.'U-' plant Especially The fact
-HW flow of uyor isUp gallons prr
minute 0an He obtained and held Tor
500 1r three days without dImIuutI1u
s quite au .ut resting and attractive
.hIug In ITSELF rh, salvation uf tho
farming lands ( 80. Rio Grnndo val
'oy nu doubt loE Boo tho pumping
plants From .uustIgauons made f..us
Gar 10 would seen, that che paole of
DIS valley throughout NrR Mexico
uaR quite au underground flow Mr.
liohtDr has offered tu cooperate with
.ho college Boo tho determining of the
condition of tho ur Iovrluud wafors
auW 10 b. affected by dy spells. by
.hp PUMPKINS coins on roundabout. and
he varying unuIY DOB ,hc river Tns
500 1a accomplished by series of
H,I.s running Bf Intervals across tho
aI.DT for distance OF three mIios
nu another series running at neht
uE.eH for fhu same distance Read
nrs are I1 hU made regularly tRu and
|rU. times % wDpk and record uf
d.. -.g tnd ram of tbo water lu these
wells wII HD Kept and abbIat,d.
Whom Iha .ost .a completed 10 aIU bp
n'.r"...ue reading Iur residents of
NoW NyNc1 aH wgII AL those Ul other
tatae.
Tho AEH uf1ul college opens Hs
I1r Monday iue 1.b. f1r 10000
200. prospects for good yc1f Us y,ry
uclura .nE Never before have there
Hun eo many requests Tor resoryu.
IONS BOB .HD dormItor.os and different
0artIug places Tho GIRLS dormItory
which was enlarged by sixteen uoms.
"a handsome building and win ac
1mmotuJa @ large number of girls
The Boys Club house bias been thor
Iurhly oyorhuuIed and greatly Improy
d for tbD accommodation uf the large
number of boys who have written in
lr ruoma
A number 0l students hays already
owo In John ID Hughes. os Albu.
IuDrque, Kent Lockwood. Lake Sal.
ay Archie and Uy Brown FROM Ca.
1913. arc among fhe number
There are number OF changes bon
nls years corps of instructors Miss
Martha A nounatt succeeds Mrs an .
.'c o. n'ue 40 u, piano. Mr Din.
soss resigned a.t spring and expects F.
.o ap,ul mo winter Iu the east Mr. /
Sinner Chute takes tho place OF Mr'
Stanley Na.Grosuf u fho engineering
department Nr MaoGresor putora ho /
Boston School of TECHNOLOGY fo dc
spectral work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

called scientifically "holodorma sus.
peotum," and Is said o be even worse
than that Among the natives OF New
Moxico q is claimed that the reptile
can give Che RATHER and the tarantu.
la cards and spades aud klil Gee man
while others are turning trumps The
one received hy Mr. Torrance o. of
unusual size, measuring nearly two
feet IN lcugth Tho CHA monster took
it7 meals ON the trip ON eggs. but that
iH mo- sirn that @ was not hungry
enough TO take few bites out OF any
ono thut dared 90 got close enough.
Mr. Torrance says that he win pre-
sent The creature 90 one Of the two
Fonn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

IRON me New Mexican
Mn b 80 Baca De- expected home
from near uemaH,io n "a few days
whore she was called ON account of
ho death % relative
% o. reported that the Gtmea w.
Knacd property on Upper Palace
avenue has boon sold hy tho KnarIaI
b0ndsmen io W ~ Townsend for the
sum of 5000
Juan Oriega has resigned hIH po.
siuun al clerk with the Fischer DRUG
COMPANY and hos been succeeded by
Joseph sanchez who was Formerly
connected with this pharmacy
Mrs D. D. Davis of Manhattan syc
sue 10 1ulte ill The condition oft che
patient hualth has boon pu0f Cor
some slime ami 500 account 1f hor al
yanccd are fears are entertained Cor
hei rtouverF
v y lorenzo Ia |u receipt 0f let
ter from Lieutenant John 49, Cam.
pagunon ne Fort BRAY Michigan. for
merly nf Santa Fe stating that ho has
heen granted "a leave uf absence and
viii come t0 che Capital city 90 spend
several weeks Lieutenant Campag
unou who enlisted lu ihc army iu
thiH c.ty Do expected io arrive here
tomorrow
Albert Abbott. SON of lulga A. o.
Abiolt lrh Tor Wos.llu Park. whore
be- uJ attend tho COLLEGE OF Aen.
cu'fur. ard Mechanic Arts
Robert T8nsIn OFF Carlsbad. who has
boon on the poc1s forest reserve FOR
some tImo. 30 expected here within q
Few days to visit friends
a horse driven by John " Conway.
was frightened hv Santa Fo engine
near tho local depot aud started to
run away Before SIR Conway could
get tho animal under control 30 lDmol
ishcd the shafts Of tho huggy .n which
Do was seated
Scott uhort returned from the po.
cos forest roscr.o. making tho trip
over ou me train and down the Santa
T'e canyon. nearly thirty miles. lu four
and ouehnf hours Hp spent "a week
in camp with Mossrs Tansil and
Nixon and other friends. who are on
the hoadwntors of the Mora Tho boy
had fine sport and trout were plonU
iui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
MOST sAcRsp or
JEWISH FESTIVITIES.

Am over tbo world today nr.aaa.
uuu. a,e beus made to ceIobut. thr
Jewish ueW yeBr. which berIur Sep.
t,mhcr % This ancient anuiyararr
to which 500 much .euIUtaucu Is t.
'Hchol ly tho tu.muIIc writer's. opens
Poo solemn season which rufa with
Nom kipnur or fhe day of atonomout
september IO.
ln reference io tbIs solemn season
and its Significance. Rabbi Friedman
of Denver, says.
IhD most sacred of tho cycle OF
days among the Jews begins septom
hor 20 and cluses September ia. Tho
Now Year or Rosh Iashonah begins
.do season which closes with ,bo dny
ui ltunpWeut Or Nom Kipnur
This holy s uOu De- r.gIdiy nbsor,.
od by Jews thrt ighoui the world who
count themselves of tbe people of o..
racl lc who violates .hc solemn sea
son has severed me tio that binds him
to hIa fathers.
The Now Year De- % dny of romam.
e=sEcg-a rehearsal of tho deeds Of
past daya with the sacred determine.
Zion to amend tbo wlnIrous history
Tho Jews history rises before the
mind and tho IuacruIabio Providence
that has guided and guarded him dur
.ur 5000 years uf stress aud storm
GAS ihr years unr0'l ihc solemn SOFA
son opening with tho NcW Year has
lost none of ie power The Jew tot
dny. as was One Iew 0T tho past. ia
convinced tha ho ha. % duty t0 nar
form In thn economy of humanity
Besides tbo moral law. tho law OF
love. Justice and rghta1uucs has
NOT 500 been universal ur sf ans
r.sh' g.ron fu'l svay
Tho trumpet 1r shonr horaIIs me
lawn of tho Now Y.ar 10 was sound
ed On ancient days to announce the
approach OFF each month Gradually
ibis means of not fIcauon fen into dls
uac huf tho trumpet has always been
retained fo signal me advent OF mo
New Year 80 is road Co tho 90.
different ana spurs 0u tho earnest to
creator aciyity
Tho New Year ia called r. day of
Judgment because tho God OF heaven
and earth pnssra Judgment upon the
worth and work of cvory Individual
The days Intervening between the
Sew Noar ana fho uay of Afonomcnt
are called days or ponItoncc during
which iho faithful Jew lntr0spocts hls
conduct sHarchos DIS fal.nrs and rn.
solves on fhn Day of Atouemont to
lead O. better Ife during lbc coming
year.
'Now Year day occurs ou enc first
day of TishcI the seventh month
This year .s $685. supposed to date
from the creation oft the world ac.
curd.ug to tho fancy ut tho rabbits Tho
nay of At0nrmanf ie devoted fo Iua'
'nF and PRAYER Tho Individual hv
DIS sincere regret for past errors. ON
dOayora io ho 0t ono with Coo Words
are Insufficient fo establish broken fa
lat.onshius deeds alone must speak
"On thIs ms night ton uhinical
poetry has o. % is dCcrood whether
war or peace plenty or poverty trial
0r triumph VIII be tho destiny of man
Tho Individual Is shifted with tho pow
pr tn alter the decree. n ne honestly
and sincerely determines t0 avoid the
follIos and foiblos Of mo past and to
make beautiful the future"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

From tho Ch'enain
Fred Baldwin was ln town from tho
Uafu ranch
Mr r. . SAVAGE was Boz Abuouar
600, iho nrf of lho week
Mr aud Mr Abmu Aheya Le.
came tho parents OF O. bright HH
baby
Tho report became current boz so.
zorro "a day or two ago Wat Lod
Baldwin was dead Happily. the re.
port was unfoundcd SIR baldwin BIOS
some to California
NrH w. BE- Martin and aunt Mrs
Ncwc0mh returned from Santa &c.
During choir absence tho ladies ou.
ioycd o. tr.yo over fho Scenic road
between Santa be- aud Ias Vegas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
a sAaY caMEl
Born in an Express Car While In
Transit From New York
% Omaha.


20 Omaha.
a baby camel WINS born Ii, a Wells.
Fargo press car on the Rock island
railroad near pos MoInos. Iowa the
othrr day. lts mother De- one OF a
herd of twelve that Campbell Broth.
ors. Che circus mon. imported from
Asia. and was on route 90 the western
head1uarior5 uf tho show when tho
event occurred Tho baby timed tbo
scales nt thir.ysofcu ana "a quarter
pounds ls is iristy ua colt ami al
though % has uo claims io beauty Is
greatly admired and notod by tho
children who attended tho circus. Tho
Campbell Brothers have thH v.nr
ono of tho largosi mouaecr.es n thla
rnmIrv fhat haa aken yenrs to col
Ioc' and rathcr together They win
fifo two exhibitions nj Albuupr9ua.
ou saturday September a.