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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
ANCIENT SKELETON
IS UNEAR fhED

while exploring the a...H homca
pf tho CUn pvollors tt... miles
Up Santa CLARA canyon h.H sspan
0ln a few days ago. a. % HHfH.igo
and two students of othnoI1a IRONS
unsiun. HnearbUd skeleton uuc
of tho fHrmpr inhabitants oi en-. uor
ilnua ho.rbta
Tho discovery was entirely aoci
dental Mr. Partridge had escorted iIr
students 'o tho grounds and was die
Gins loo fhe bottom of cave when
Doc suddenly came upon iho houy Nm.
rnrs Oi au oWsIfutchod hand. The
'hre Immediately sot to work ana in
taif sn bour bad oxchvaiod The com
p..fo hoir'0n. m'uus one shoulder
blade
Thr prehistoric person. man or
woman. had been buried In n Sit
fu. position aa shown from tho man.
moo n which tha bones we're found.
Our hand was raised toward The Shy.
uutafrafcbpd above tho skull whlch
made fho find possible Tho i9oth
wore found 90 be nearly perfect. aoy-
oral ho.uE lost when tho skull was
uIgrHd up
TIr. vH, have inspected iho skull
s'Hia Chat 10 hls remarkably .Hioiii
gent hana. differing lu several an
lI.a fefm ,hhf 0f thp modern man.
Tho forehead o. luw aud pruuudlnE.
sui fHo t1oh limos denote strong
points Hf character THE bones arc
.a 'rdD .mHiIar .han those of today.
Ut announcements of thD skeleton
sloV fiat .bo person must have boon
Df uHuaI laIem
lt ORA r0s Polo That arrangements
may bo made fo send tha skeleton io
ono ~ fr. museums of tho ea1f The
students $500 were present Hnou the
ancient bones were uDarhai are
planning IH removal Nr Partridge
brought tlp .ml tU tbIs city where
. o. was inspected with great curiosity
hr thus. Interested FOO gntror1Iur.cal
subjects NDW MaEIclu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
TRAVELLING MEN PEDDlE
UP FROM SOC0RR0

o. W Ua'Hu OF lhu Western Pack.
ms company mI flpury Davis lHgslot
machine muu arrived hDrg u $3.50
o'c.10a fh.H morning from yUry
.tI.uuau. .r.u over ihe railroad from
sHUurr TH.E rode from II. rUm
r.fF tu San AHeI1 600 Santa D.. N1rk
wIu urr. native with WAGON.
Na# brought loo to service. t4 point
Iu.. ah1y. l1 lga aud frUm there
uu riding bicycles with trlrN attach.
WHHiH Below HrIou Davis wheel at-
farHmeH. HHFp uHf and from H0IDH to
ls.uIa fBr fvo men rode 0u one wheel.
uE.ur uu aUuu 1f the uhDr. the
other r.dIuF .u tho handle bars a.
IH.oia Mr lia.pu boarded work
train 1ud lhU pumped 0b, r..t of
tho Vay alone
Nr ua.p.u 1F Hai abuut "a dozen
travelling MON nave been uU up at
'ncorru and hove tery lHHn .1 cat
Thr town D.. practically without aplo
groceries Hh 8s H1Ur sugar. butter.
rrn and coffee and tbe Inhabitants
irH .ubH.HI.n lu prlduD.s of f1s c1m
N which afo nnf many wHan re
.uWIel People from iHs southern
country ar. coming through .H horse
nurN and f1ui Wr UaIHu aut Mr.
Davis crossed 'he H.o pHwr1 bridge
nhasr 'H l1Ha and lf IH a1fa IB "a
number oI place. .be railroad uado
H aasaDI away unH fbo rails hang
.u.prrf.d .r fHa aIr with rho tIe8
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
FLOOD SITUATION
AT SAN MARCIAL

y Special to The Ciuzeu =
y San Marcial oct ig The y
y flood situation nero could NOT br y
y much worse iu the rosldDuc. por y
y tiun of tha town Al Midway y
y every house buf two. and the =
= lituc Methodist church have y
= gone out af existence Boo an y
y Do ia estimated chat between SIX. =
= fy and seventy dwellings have y
= ceased JO exist Tine lodge rooms y
= and fbc theatre have been =
y brown open. where the home. =
y less are fcd and lodged Mud y
y aud water stand Boa che way of y
y saving personal possessions bur y
y ied beneath adobe wells The y
= loss must bo something like y
y $4,000. figuring 0aCA home $500 y
y Something should ho done hy =
y tho towns in New Mexico that =
y sight Do one never 20 he for =
y people hrre Your correspond. y
y ouf has lust returned from a y
= visit .D iho d.sir.ct7 that have y
y been thu greatest Hufierof The y
= sight Oh one never tD he Tor y
= gotten Tho people who have y
= means pre coming to the rescue y
y and none of tho sufferers are y
y hungry bat there must ho a linn y
y So t1 JhIs generosity. and o. y
y may he months before the need y
y of Immediate help can hg dls y
y peusod with y
= supt McNal'y reached here y
y lasl uight from rho south There =
y .a blF washout south 0f the =
= San Marcial bridge. and the =
= point 1f the mesa Here McNaI y
y lys engine Was tIed up. also y
y passenger train that left El paso y
y this morning Tomorrow some =
= Bind of train service may bo ln y
y auFuntod hut % viii bo noceH y
= snr.ly mcager for some daTH y
SIS kNNN NNNN NNNN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
ULTlMATUM FROM
VALLEY FARMERS
CITY COUNCIL HELD a MOST iM
PORThHT MEETING THIS A.
TERNOON

Al pa..u. meeting off thu cty
council tHs afternoon IulEo r g.
Guuarrp chairman Ol fho board 0f
commit s.auDrs of B.rnl.I.i1 county. IE.
1000 au UUmum u tho paup., of
Albuquerque Ilo UI chat O.. was fhc
sentiment of fhc people living north 1f
Ihe C.fy that tho council and CHy En.
euDOr pHt Ross I.ay. their dHchrs
alone .u tho future
This declaration stimulated q
speech from Alderman Hr1csmoio-.
who said Under tho circumstance
70 De- uu f1 tho city to ououd .is limits
a UNp farther north ur not .yland
thom ana huild a dyke from fhr sand
bills t1 fho river"
Reports from Alderman UauIoy and
Ciy lmgIuonr Ross who have been
experimenting fbo 01ol situation.
W.ro received The situation a NOT
serious. Dot o. number 1f painful con.
fr1t.rsiea have arisen between tho
o.ty ana .he mucbers of Che flooded
district
1t a very otidenf fha. cfy EnE.
rrar Ros and Alderman lIaul.y have
b0.u putting Iu s0m. good hare lcbs
tbu past couple of weeks. and 'boy
hDu'H receive credit due them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
At COMMERCIAL CLUB.

OFrom Thursday Daily Clt1oul
iast night rho Commercial club
.ayu their regular monthly hon 900 tho
H1r.uns ru1ms ul the club Tho hop
was wg'l attended, but unfortunately
ihu bloodhound passengers who were
expected to participate in tno dance
were sent out of town early yesterday
morn.us llal tbo circumstance not
occurred tbo attendance would have
been q record brcaktf However an
who attended enjoyed pleasant eve.
Minis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
ELI ENTERTAINING

Ihe elegant reception rooms of The
E.m I01sa were thrown open last
u.rht iu fdr visiting Elss aud their
Hdios Tho reception committee OF
fhf E'ts have done fine work In Geo.
um'Iug ani furnishing the reception
rooms .n ihe best of style A piano
haa been put into ,ho rooms. and the
floor covered with Navajo blankets.
tho wallis decorated with pictures and
several now ideas in electric Hight.
.ng have boeu Installed boz iho way of
coloroi lamps ono room has been
especially fitted up io. mo ladies.
and tho committee ia on hand to vol
como the Eks and their ladies And
hoip to make them ftel perfectly a.
home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
.ELKS IN EVIDENCE
LAST EVENING
VISITORS ROYALTY ENTERTAIN.
co At HALL ~ A RECEPTION
AND DANCE.
Lrrnm l.rLhaN.. nnILN enL1.nl

,rr1v, ,-riJ,,t. nail, airI,.,,
yeu.rIay vas rIts tav and bo
mrmbors of fta local Iolra ,f bs
"AuHorod Ones as we'll as 20 large
number of visiting brother from all
over fbo southwest celebrated ihe uc
cas'ou lu Htuug ar'oe Yesterday
morning tHc EIks participated In the
parade rnd iusf ar One Finish r. large
p'c.ur' was taken on tho lodge aud
'n.'''hA
lu tbp afternoon fhaF formed tho
majority of the audience d. tno fair
grounds. accompanied by their lady
''''hIr Iht '''R'nil'.hi.'I reception
''''h wa. h'p' open I'.I nl'N' ana
many ''f'lors were royalty entertain
''.
As "a dting celebration Iu .ho oven
iur' a rwoIl hall was g.yon at their
haN Every Elk .n Albuquerque was
present accompanied hy bis wife
sweetheart mother sister or daurh
.'L, as me case may have been. The
''' WINS p'FI'''I' appointed ana no
.''I' '''''I'., arrangements cou'N
nav. n''h made Tor 'ne entertainment
"' ''' quests
Although Grand Exalted Ruler Wi
liam j. OBricn failed 90 reach Tho
city in time tu take part ln the dodl
c1tory exercises. 60 Is expected that
hc and Mrs OBricu viii arrive 10 tho
city tonight
In the event Of Mr. O'prlpp erriyipo
TONIGHT 70 ls oxpeciod bai mo dadies
tIon services wil De- held SUNDAY
Howcyer~ nothing definite has We,
been arranged
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
GOD WORK
BEING DONE

Although tho New Mexico Military
isuu.. at Roswell has been opoa
lt few weeks this session. nll de-.
Brtmers are thoroughly organized
aB REGULAR academic and military
uuDs enforced with aH much regular
N as Dr. iuoro had never been n va.
.iU0n THo large number ot u'd ca.
ais uto h1vo reported back .s os
.ecIaUv encouraging. Tor this goes to
rote ,hat The parents are satisfied
lth tne progress made by fhclr sons
q. sDss on AS present -horo ore
bom i3 por cent of last sessions
'lrps au uty with several others 20
port
Thus years corps now nnmnors over
H. hundred. and 8 composed OF q
lnHIf r' of young men and boys.
auus frnn ail paris of the country
.ess colntry aHd almost every town
ihr territory. has furnished from
BE- tD 0yo representative Tho tor
.tory off Arizona bias furnished quite
uumIar and most 0f thCm bId ialr
ma.. good soldiers The other
era Judge w. % Pop. entered Ro.
au NBlDntrrua O. young man from
81 Philippine islands whom hc .s
pral.nr
TU Institute hes always received
lat rfa.sD f1f rs splendid athlcIc
'hu aud from the present pros
bets wU dur.ug thm session far
fuass HDr previous records Tho
iso haIl ,oam haH hoon organized and
ready ru mou. a.l comora Seven of
st year. players are again in their
aces. uug as many uov cadets are
sodldutgs Tor the vacant plcos
Captain Idhn Fletcher o. again ip
'ars. NJ me band and win soon have
vhtroH mpn rorly to iprs.sh music
p bat8.'IHn p1r1dnt
Mn.0r wright the c1mmandant oi
dots and DIS cadet officers have
eu HnIBr GOOD work ms tho parade
ouuds and have been fast go.tIng
o. recruits ready t0 lake'thcir places
fhp cHWmul.H.
THE upu moss bail which was open
' lue rrsi time 90 che hoelunIng
school ls a great luxury 10 has a
J. Iu capacity of 30O besides a
ndld Kitchen bake shop and store
la The building is of pressed
5gt woH finished, and proaouts q
ds1mr oppc-.auca
lvbH the cadors nave always been
81 healthy AVID thor. Has oHly been
ur .vH .D.Dro cases off s.cbu. In
pa# ..N years. rhe regents decided
finish aud DruIn % hospital for ths
lef. Hf such a. might happen fo
20 H TbDy have therefore Furnish
supplied with bath and aya.1rIcR
rm8I five room house This house
Iich win o.. under fbD. care of a
irse. vU' hy known nH the Institute
spifal ana hold ln readiness Tor fh5
4 nnfI ui cadets
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
PLENTY TO EAT
ALBUQUERQUE MERCHANTS CUP
PILED WITH POTATOES. FLOUR.
SUGAR. CANNING GOODS AND
GUTTER.

Tho famine which threatened the
o.} 'h. .aH feu IaFr $500 blasted
Hairi aHf H.rhf Hg Ibo timely arrival
of o. freight train from fhe aast The
ho0 bearing train consisted of forty
raI and HWHne .ho HaiabIcs ln board.
Hrro potatoes butter nouf suesr sud
ranuod good. Do 900 not au.ss .u ,be
afternoon lH HHH axnaHed ou trrluut
of an auF.H. n1.nG dead az CerIIoa.
An engine Was sent D tho rescue
from here aHI eary iba morning IL
returned WITH fho load This morning
before people we're mueb aafIr trans
.Dr o0mpaH.o were uacf|ns sacks Df
p'iHioe .n front of every grocery
store Boo -hc c.tY There were Two
oafH nn ue .u.u and each sf0re was
gwen from 1fieen 90 twenty sacks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
YELLOWSTONE STAKE RACE.
BIG $1,000 RACE WILL PROVE Ex.
ciriNo FEATURE TOMORROW
AFTERNOON.

- Tomorrow Saturday after y
y H1ou fhe Erolt 5000 Yrl. y
y '1wsf0ue stake harness race win y
y take place at tha aIr grounds. y
y and some of me hot horses ln =
y tho southwest w.l contest =
- Tho program f1r tomorrow ls =
y aa foI'0Ha y
- lla m. parade of shr.uow \
1880 P m bicycle and motors
y races y
- p m baseball =
= $3.50 b. m horse races Including \
y ffe yellow fono stake race f1r y
- $1,000
~ f.ll o m sham battle ard ros y
y rue ~ sfaFo coach from Navajo =
= Indians
- 90 M Indian foot and horse =
y races
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
FEW OF
THE DISPLAYS

.N b. -tamm superintendent ot cX-
iuIts Has q huc collection of coins.
3uu u.I. urw and htgiu in vAhir.
1n hlI This collection Is valued al
I aUU and F thu result uf many years
Bent u gathering coins Bach FCt
coins H laid in O. velvet covered
sN auI hoh cot ont so as to just
! Ihu coin Also Boa one end of the
t.r Ie 1000 excellent collection OF
II mus lud STAMPED envelopes These
ID include specimens OF stamps aui
a mu,t envelopes from tho time they
ro nrst issued by the United Stntos
lyaruwDnt uu to .ho present time
iF W Spencer IhD architect has "a
b. exhibit Boo tHo haIl consisting uf
A DRAWINGS Hdd plans of several
4 4.1uuaI houses and several now .n
frsp Hf construction
.GpuI.y - Io1rulrl Tho Square
sIe Dealer" h1 erected 70 platform
lho Dcufer of exhibition haH and
several pianos and thp famous
Gillian Dn display hero
The Monarch Grocery company is
90 represented with "a booft display
Roii Murdnrs a Co.'s Monarch
and off canned goods .i" They
rye not cong Monarch brand. 20 all
mors
"lo CRYSTAL I.H company have two
se cakes 0f .rC ON display
f....... .H.Tf.. and Gan Vuuu counties
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
THE AUSTIN SISTERS
ELICIT MUCH ADMIRATION

ono of the notable features OF the
territorial fair ls tho Austin sisters
IN heir irapese acts at the stadium.
These young ladies are without a
doubt the greatest aerial performers
chat have over come to Albuquerque
One of thom has become famous
throughout the country os the human
hy an an not which is known Boy that
meme
This ls only one of "a large number
of very commondablo features OF the
stadium
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Last nigh' at tho parsonage of the
Congregational church Rev w. j.
N1r7h officiating Mrs Robert r.
Mann was Joined IN the bonds OF mat
rimouy with Charles Bailey. Roth
of me contracting parties are rosI.
dents oi lus Vegas The news came
as quite o. surprise 20 thcir many
friends Zoo lns Vegas and thls city
Mrs Mann was formerly propriotroas
ot % drug company Boo This city, and
Is now tho nropr.gtrDss of % drug store
D iaa Vegas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
BAND CONTEST
THE RESULT or CONTEST "A
FIGURED OUT sY The JUDGES.
- rrLIa,. nan. -.

lFrom Fr'laYa Daily CtIlenI
Tho band contest at tho falr n a
bowling success. aa De- evidenced by
'he sraai mtorost manifested by he
.ocal people and tte many visitors
Tho official drilling and marching
iaok place yesterday afternoon on
Railroad avenue between Second and
Third streets while th, overturos and
selections we're rendered before a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

The wedding of Miss Grace Hougb
'nu of thiH city and Beru1rI guuFu'
now of Roswell bat formerly of ihIa
city, has been announced to Drcur just
as soon as Wr Gunm H able t0 rof
hero from Roawe'l W.sH H0lehf0n
IH o. very popular young musician
ni 'bis city and Mr Guuul a brother
of Maynard GulsW of t1iH city. ia
o. prominent young electrician of Roa.
WeH N 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

J q walker representing Iho Now
York iifo Insurance company who
was down south on business. and 0f
course was waier bound. haa returu.
cd to tho city coming Zoo around tho
Arizona horn lio reports the c0uu
try south NJ San MarcIal in an awful
Watcrs0akod condition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Chatham. Mass, Oct lt Driven
down tho coast by a northwest storm.
thg Nou scotIan schooner Wentworth
was thrown upon Chatham bar last
Might and to-day was smashed to
pieces by tbo surf lt Is believed that
not soul on board survived The
bodies of man and woman were ro.
covered % is believed that me schoon-
or also carried down a crew of az least
eIght men besides the skipper.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

40 one stroke OF his pom Abraham
Lincoln freed 100000 black mon.
with one stroke of hIH pen Roosevelt
has made 10 possible to reclaim more
than ionu0oonU acres of land 90 ag.
rIcuiturc, addnE millions Of American
farm homes with thcir vast volume OF
agricultural products which win flw
from this rich area of land redeemed
from the desert.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Among me visitors to the fair are
W % Morrow and father l. % Nor.
row. of Greoncastle Ind Mr. Nor.
row. Dr. was known in newspaper cir.
clos here ten years ag1. having done
reporturIal work on local papers The
gentlemen had come around hy El
paso and Phoenix In order 10 get here.
and win proceed 20 Socorro. intending
20 go into the Anr0ra goat business
Boa thut vicinity Since leaving here
M Morrow enlisted for service IN the
spanish.Amorlcan war ami has bEsBt
Eve years in the hospital az Washing
ton AS a result of wounds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Dan Scues unp of tbr outside
representative of the Mutual IIr
Insurance company who was water
bound up In tho San Juan country.
has returned fo tbr city Mr. scmgs
Is proving one of mo worry best iusur
auco hu1lora ON Iho road ANA 1u thr
present IrIp wrote many thousands of
dollars Zoo policies for DIE company Uo
VIII remain at home for 8 short time
before again ED.na 1n Ihe road. and
1f course HIli .ako in the fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
THE RED MEN
PHENOMENAL GROWTH or THIS
FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION

.From Fridays Daily CHE.nI
Tb, CIE,u bias received % marked
.uHg or .H, Chicago American contain.
u. some pointers about Iar Red Nru
.IJau rH, marked o1py W8s Ua.rr
BOUND aua 1f course De- UuI u. date
However The CUlDn a.us ne io.
HNua extracts
Order of Phenomenal Growth
THp growth of thg Improved ord.
ul EUH Mon Bs u IfU.ua aud social
.Iuu.la.Iou is surpr.H.us Iu lsll 10
Ult iHI upmboI iu IhIH g.. mum
..rDI 5000 Then cama lnp .s.I Nal
which interrupted l,s progress After
.H, e.yI Nar .t Nas asa.u taken up by
.fs r0uu..uau, aul u $3.50 |s mom
..uH.u Has ltlsl
Scamp nIea' al tar ora.. Uu com
m.I..I m slow aI over rHe United
Fuf.s aud from nat um. ou Its
THW.a Ras phenomena.
Hy decades iB membership u
creased from 2fgli Boo 1850 Go Dos. s.l56
.n $500. aud chem took pr1dIs.ous
..lr from lhat figure ,1 2aa.12g In
1900
The estimated momDurHIp at pres
Onr. Is asaGuH. with probability of
reaching 100000 before Ode close OF
H, year. aa tbc celebration ~ the
worlds fair recently spread thc popu
lUI} ol tbo order aud vastly Increased
.Is Nst of tribes fhc word being usrd
lr lodges
Soon 10 Reach Million Mark.
This rapid increase lu membershIn
alHu thu hst two decades indicates
That lt N.H NOT ue bong before the or
Irr numbers 100000 members Az
'1 90. ancestral history. thr Improved
Order of Rcd Meu lays elalm 90 belnr
.hH oldest iratornal organization oi
American origin m Ifs present form
. DO came into existence .n 1887 from u
HIriIua' branches which bad boon Iu
existence from "a time 8uIsdatng ths
revolutionary war Indeed. 20 Was "tHl
.ed men who composed the Boston
fa party and whose members cast
.ufo Ihr sea- 3t2 chests of taa. They
we're known thon aa tho Sons az IIb
Huy From that organization me or
'0r uf Rod Meu gets .ho f-st word o.
To-. motto Freedom Friendship and
Charity
Tho second word .n ha motto
friendship came from the Sons oN
saint Tamina. a society named after
a celebrated Indian chief of tho pau
wares whose purposes were fmtarnaI
When 90 was decided 90 mo union OF
these societies lu lSi7 Into tho lm
proved Order OF Red Men that tho or
ran.zat.on should also bo beneficial
4ad charitable. tho word charity wBa
added 10 the motto. and fae trinity "a
HmhlomatIc words pertaining to OBJ,
purposes Of the order Was complete.
COL Albright In the Puca.
one of tho organizers on tha order u
= q Albright OF salt Lake CITY Hs
a.so holds fho position 1f deputy sroai
'ncuh1noe for Utah and Wyominr Tho
enormous Increase In me membcrshi1
of 'ne order during mo laat tan years
'' aue fD h.r extraordinary e1erfIona
and general eXecut.yo ability as we'll
as t1 ms faculty FOR making friends
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15
VERY BEST OF ITS KIND.
hear GENTRY BROS PONY AND
.ooo SHOWS READY FOR Busl
'NEss.

I cost the Gentry Brothers over two
0uslud extra cold dollars to reach
'buuuorQge oven 90 the holatod hour
o o'clock "Wednesday uIght The
.g and ponies had been engaged Dos
Fair association to open here on
.luday last bul Ubo main obstacle
n shoemaker canyon. and the hand.
me show train OF twelve cars was
are turned back northward and only
ached this city after q most strenu.
and tircsomo journey hy way oi
.amosa Santa Fe ana the narrow
'arr "trip When the famous family
fourfootcd actors dld arrive. they
ro greeted at the station Boy three
lusaud cheering, yelling Nroats
|Ihey gave o parade yesterday morn.
ln connection with the trades dis.
y adding full half mile Of dogs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Henry the W. could give odr mod.
orn booisteak eaters cards. spades and
an easy haaiIug Hia lm.t was not
under seventeen pounds at Sitting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

During one night with The abbot of
Reading ho atc s1 heartily of o. Io.u
'0.n of braf that t1p host l.d ho
would give iUnn marks for uDn "a
.tomaeb 'pouo'" a.d tho hur AND
Kept tHD abbot prisoner in ibe tower.
won hIH 1000 marks and En.ghIsI the
Doof ilIgh living he'd knocked tho
'om1ch out and n period of anHfom.
0usuass boo fHo tower restored o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-15

Road DO mo nevs IN no cl'Iiou