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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

Sra Goloraoo. S Cripple Greet
Diltriftet er for 1ioen alt roligt I'M,
Ser &rigslnpen. General 8ell, eta,
tens @eneroloojl1bant, le6er lelb 6enS
Opretboloelle poo Ste6et % r6toler,
at fan life pil in6remme nogen Set,
telle oe1rs 9lnbenoelle fer alt er ro>
ligt. @on erflerer Jig nillig til at
erflere &rigslopen oglaa Denber,
6eriom Stoten5 @upernpr ifl1loe
forlonge oct, og loa Tal6 0eportere
fra Stoten e110nl1 flere Union Mrbei-
6ere enc fan bioin6til bor gjort, ON
oe life bil la6e 9fon Union 6olfene
pere / Tre6. 0o @uberner Beabo6p
opbol6t Jig Gbicogo l,n6er Sen re.
pltblifo11ife 9tattonal &onbention
mo0tog ban 8eidg al flere 2e0er for
Mrbejber ltnioner, Ser trengte Jig
i116 / bans &erelle, og erflere0e, at
6erlom Sc bob0e Mo9t lonn 6e bob6e
Crit, bil6e 6e 6ripe @ltbern9ren n6
al Chicago poa lon1me Moabe lom
Fan bab6e tillo6t, at 6eres @omeroter
bor blebet jogeoe uo al COLORADO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
George 9. 8urebicni,1s, en- Sgn {

George 9. Surcbicnins, en- Sgn al
Dor 2ono5mon6 ST.. Sans @orcbie=
MUS / Wfo0iio11, @is., Ser / flere Mor
for beret Glerf Of Court i 9llolfa, !;
Mome Diitriftet, Nor taget slfifeo fra
Bette @rrbeoe. @ba6 ser bepegeoe
Mr. 8orcbienil,s til at foretage 6ette
Sfri6t er enonu life befien6t, ifriper
u@aib. Soften, men Sa116ipnligbe<
Sen taller for, at set er for be6re at
fl1l1ne ibaretage fine mango baroifur-
Sc Claims" life alene Mome-Di=
itriftet, men ogiaa / &apufuf.
aHe gsger Tom obartereg Der
8Iooet fan faces eIler beitilles pao
4 Dlaa0etS {eontor IN
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
cSu6u Qlleranbcr 9pwie er otter /

sSubn Mleranocr 9o,uie ct after /
Mmerifa. San arripere6e til Seem
Dorf li0lte ltge % bol0t S9n0ags
to ltore 0ee6er / Carnegie @all ser I
8De11, poa bpilfe set bite Jig, at fan
life bob6e tabt noget al lin fraftige
0ptre6e11 poa &ejlen. &an angreb
ioole6es / meget froftige l16trpf
Song @6mor6 al gnglon6 og gap IL
gele6es &eporterne Set glatte 2ag.
9erirro6 erflere6e fan at pere cit
meget BARN 8eun0rer al Yreli0ent
Spolebelt, bpen fan Dog true0e me6
Angreb> bbis bon fife opfgrte Jig lom
fan b1r0e. gfter Sigen6e me6fprer
fan ira Gcbmei5 cit Game, Ser ejer
en- Million Collars og ion far, l1te
tet Jig til bans Gonf1tnS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

sSnscmipr ST. &pri, Der far op-
bol6t Jig fer / 2onoet ca. Is slor og
nabnlig belfjaftiget Jig meo eleftrilfe
Mn&9g paa forlfjelltae Ste6er, er /
oenne Sit paa 8eldg / &j9benbapn.
&an er cit Sen al 6ltl6megtig Deo
&iebenbapns 8ror6pelen Horlt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
Mfiriitcrififtc / @aibinetpm, .. 6.

Miniitcrififtc @aibingtom, .. 6.
Nruli6el1t 9oolepelt far an1nelot, at
ser / cit nnr Irenlti6 pil blipe fore,
toget ret on1fottenOe Toro1Oringer !
&o6il1ettet. 6ol1bels1ninilter Gortel.
pou er bleuet polgt til Tornanb fof
Sen republifonlfe 9futional &ontte.
og bans 4Sligter 6orbinoelle mef
2e0elien al &on1pognen bill nd0ioge
bom til at tre0e u0 al Mirilteriet.
SON pil blipe efterfl1lgt al &ongreS.
mono 8ictor s.. Wietcalf al 8. Gali.
fornia Diltrift. Sltltitsminilter &nor,
Ser far fooet Hla0s / 6orbunosiena.
tet, bil blipe efterfl1lgt al 6laaoem'-
nilter @illtom $. Neoo0p al Wasiu,
cbuietts, og 6lao0elninilteriet bill bli.
.be obertoget al Saul Morton al Sill.
nois, en Sernbaneman6. 9fabnlta
Sen ii6lte l10nnpnelie bentes at billie
paffe enbel Mohitan6 set republi.
fanife Garti ba Morton irt6til fo1
let balpt glar liben bar ibrig Delno,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

&arcn Spiosmns CT 9sopnet poo
cn bo1if Serpntbco poa 8plle Sln=
roabet. 9Ito1 pil life laa li9l0el1
bopc Jet Dc1bes 9fopn blanOt bore
9>pbeber fra 9onnmrf, bpor bun
slinrcbc lom cn Sticrne blonot
2erlpens 9pller, uor el1 Slags 9ron=
ming blon0t oe1n. Serlig befienbt
hlcu bun for i'm Slugt fra sorbl,s
elrreitbus for ct Hur slor ii0en ion1=
men meO iil1> &jarelte 6eroinan0
Grie1ien. Tor Sioen oitiener brn 80
Sage &ono og 8rp6 ior 93pperi, men
naar 0en Sio er 1t6ltri0t ue,tter Ser
berbe eli gIilnren6e Gremtio - ber-
ppre Nmertfa. Sun Dor, fortnlles
Ser oonife Blade, / 6Gngslet moo
togct ct 9rep, ser giper benoe noget
at tenfe poo. slHenoerenl Sobn
0fillcr - Ell 9(n1erifonilerilng al set
bonife Sobon Meller - ifriper til
bcl10e, at bon / hn1lf=mmerifanlfe
Slooe bor ltrlt on benr" og 6e110es
$ebriiter - irrlig om Del1oes BE-
rpmte 6l1,9t fra Morbus slrreit -,
% at BON oil 9ifte Jig mes benoe> >bpis
bum fonlmer 0eroper. @on ifol bo /
9for6 0ofoto og lfriper om fig ielp:
~Seg far CIT inr1,f gjenoom, 8pens
finelte @jaltgiperi mes itort 6arn1,
bolig. Seq ifol retop ba' en Some,
scr fon bjelpe Torret,1ingen, og io1n
life Ct bonge for Jig. Seq ie,16er
Ielpfplgelig &ejiepenge."
Gromningen peo life, 9boo bln
1fol 9lare. .4 '''''i~''' " I'll
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

u@cn. Gluenm"s ltnbcreang. Set
er I'LL liffert, at slntallet al oe Om=
fomne pe0 9anlpifibet u@enerol Sh=
cum"s 8rano / Seem Dorfs @abn pil
operltige 1000. Ser bar op til liolte
9er6ag Mften toget 938 Sig op a;
6looen, og eno0a lapne6es ser SO
Mlenneifer> iom bi6ites at bape beret
o1nbor0, mel1 ion life bar fl1n6ne
en0nn. slntollet al Saore6e anlotteS
til 1877 og al 1000 Snlboropnren=
Sc ct fun 236 fon1l11et ira l1lpffen
u6en Sfooe. Set brp116te Sfibs=
frog blep liOite ltge toget up al Gan<
Set og bl1gieret til Ell nerliggenoe
0of, bpor Set blep un0eriegt. Ser
fa,1btes ingen Sig Sfroget, 6eri,no0
foroteS Scr Slierl1nl1net flere 5gn=
ser mes Eetroleum % anbre Slier,
og lln0erlpgellen pe11tes at pille Britt
&c Ell Del Iel pGrOif1tl0e SplDs11in=
ger, lom fan folte 2ps oDer 0enne
&ataltrofcs 8egpl16elie.
S SirS0ags all ilutte0e5 Goroners
llnOeriggelle al sloriogen til ltlpffen.
&iel16clien goor uo poo at &nicfer=
bocfer Gan1plfibslellfob, ser eje6e
Sfibet, &olnanoontcn ober SellfobetS
lamle0e Sfibsfloo0e og Sftbets &op=
tein og 5tprmon6 boloeS nnlparlige
for lllDffe11. Ser nblte6tes 9(rrelt=
orbrer 1l1o0 oenl, og &olttionerne for
oem onlattes til fra $1,000 til TO-
600. Set beO6er / &jen6elien at
Sfi6ets &optejn, Sam Scbaif, bol6es
anlparlig operfor Stroffelopen for
ltlDffen, at Sfibsflao0enS 2perltfo.
monoeren0e, &optejn Heole, bol0e5
oniporlig ior,- at Set forlilte Sfib
,iffc. hot lhltpret rlen tilltr9ffelige
9ron0l 0llufl1il1gsopporater, at Stpr=
mon0cl1, golpor0 Tlo1u1ogo1 op=
trooOte fejgt og usielt ul1oer ltlpffen
og foripmte iin Migt, at &egjeril1>
gems Sfi6sinipeftpr, @enrp 9uno=
berg, fife bor gjort fit Yligt, i0et
fan far foridmt at ropportere til fine
Sberor0neoe, at Sfibets 8ronooppo<
roter life bar forifriftsmeslige, og
at bon boloe5 onlporlig oDerfor
Stroffelopen for benne Torl6mmelle>
lant enobi0ere, at bele Spltemet for
Sfibsinipeftionen al Hoslogcrifi6e=
ne / @oDnen er mnngelfl1l0t, og at
ser trenges til npe &egulotiper for
cit loo6an Snipeftion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

ny on Logia Cozlno. owner of The no.
tel building, W N Parker. The lessee
T. Conkoy, whose store. STOCK Of
roods and household furniture wac
destroyed. and Mra. and Mr.. James
w Haas. who lost her home and all
lta contents. q ia rop0rtod that Mra
HAAS lost a cCnsidoratio sum Of mon
oy which she had On the house. a.
the time OF the hfe she was absent
On Chloride. n has rot been earned
whothor an effort viii be- made 20 re-
build the burnt district
robert Petty was severity burned
by on explosion of gna On the boiler
furnace nt tho g. o. ID mine. last
Sunday Ne was about 10 clean tho
nuea and had Just opened the door Of
the hro box when the explosion took
placa. Tie was thrown down and his
face and one hand badly burned.
The oh had been shut on from the
nrohox for some time. but % Thought
that the valve leaked and che Grip.
ping Oh formed a gna that lgnllcd a.
soon aa the necessary amount Of CIR
was introduced into the furnace. Ho
came into town and was treated BY a
physician and is setting aiong az woil
al can be- expected
From tho Wealth
John W. Palmer. the champion
type writer. has returned from spend.
Ing the holidays at san BoFnardlno
and has taken up hts old quarters In
Lawyer MorrisOn'a ONCE.
Bud Grounds. stockman and miner.
came in from the green fields OF Froa
mo- and departed for his rich sold
mine at Music Mountain. where be-
viii further dovolopo the mine
Henry Dunl. Btockman and old
land mark OF the range. has sold hia
herd and other possessions near
blackberry and departed for Oklahoma
on q visit 10 bia parents Tie viii be
bnck--thcy all do
a. D. nonor while ln klDgmau
resting up a sprain IN his sldoreceived
/ telegram from Needles to come i'm
modiatoiy as a capitalist was waiting
Co pay money for their b,g copper
mine Tho pain lore al once, and the
Hrsi train had Napoleon for a passon
Ecr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
connralulatlana.

Mr. John n. Cullon. editor OF the
Garland. aexaa. News. haa written q
letter Of congratulations 20 the manu-
fnciurfra OF Chamberlain Cough
Remedy 90 irlioWn. Sixteen years
aRo when our nrHt chlla wac a baby
Bo was subject 90 cruupy spells and
ec would be- very uneasy about him.
We began uaiaR Cham'crlain'a Cough
Remedy On ssg1. and finding Il such
q reliable rem - for coles and
croi =. We nave never been without
10 ln the house since that time. We
have i've children and have given 70
20 40 Of thcm 'ith good results. one
F0od feature Of thi medy ig that
10 ia not diaagreeahlo 90 tah0 aud our
babies really like y Another "a that
% is not disastrous and there u no
ris. from giving an overdose. I con
Eratt ate YOU upon The success cf your
remedy" For ale BY an Oh gglata.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
AZTEC Strings
EX-GOVERNOR L. o. PRINCE is
HAVING AN ANALYSIS MADE or
IT'S WATER.

A gallon of the water from the Az.
tee springs near the scenic Route road
east OF Santa BE. was sent oday by
Hon L. u Prince 20 tho Agricultural
College az Mosilla Park FOR analysis.
says the NoW Mexican
ln 1855 an analysis was
made Boy Chief Chemist r. w.
Clarke OF the United states Geo
logical Survey. and the result show.
ed a valuable combination of -s,t4 Of
calcium. magnesium and sodium. and
that the water contained enough car.
homie acid 10 retain the corbonatoa la
solution as hicarbonates. For some
years the water was bottled quite OK.
tonsiyoiy until a dimculiy as to the
title 20 the springs put an end TO tho
business The new analysis Tor tho
Agricultural college will be- looked f6r
with much Interest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Prom the Miner
w. b. Grounds. who ls interested ln
mines Iu the Music Mountain country,
BE- "a visitor .n kinemsu. Mr. Grounds
s one of tho carly settlers of this
county and has been Interested lu ita
mines since 1879 He now resides with
bls family ln Fresno Cal
Thursday kingman was almost de-.
pleiod in population everybody nav,
InF boz view the relocation OF mining
claims ln tho adjacent mountains.
Many claims were relocated in the
country. out not $50 many aa usual Oh
Sew Years
George Peierman. nt one time "a ro.
sidcnt Of this country. died al bis
home boz Prescott a few days ago
When the great mines of Tombstone
we're discovered Mr. Potermal went
there and remained in tAat camp for
many yoau. finally removing 10 Pres.
cott ne was an agreeable fellow and
has many friends among the old ro.
aidontg Of this country.
the IRE last saturday AZ Mineral
Park was the FIRST Ia the history Of
that camp il,C loss falls very heay
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
HONDO RESERVOIR
COMMITTEE CLOSED THE DEAL
WITH ,. ). HAoERMAN.

The Hludo reservoir viii be- built
and that at once. This much &C. now
certain The lasi k1al difnculty has
been satisfactorily adjusted and no.
ihing now remains bu. Tor the form.
al order 90 Boz made Tor the work 90
.cgin.
Thursday afternoon at o'clock the
committee from the Rio u0noo va.
ter usoTs' association closed the doll
with J. J iarerman. whereby Mr.
llaEorman aEfeos 90 take 10000 Cor
his interests In the H0ndo territory
Mr. harerman has put much mo "a
money than Ills into the improve.
ments. and % D. q sacrifice FOR him
90 dispose of these 40 thir amount
For many months be has held hia
rights at higher figure. bat Thurs
day that nothing might stand In ihs
way of tho Immediate building OF thH
reservoir he has consented t0 th'a
sum which the committee desired
Roswell Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
THE ODD FELLOWS
JOINED HANDS
ALBUQUERQUE LODGE NO. AND
HARMONY LODGE NO. " are
CONSOLIDATED

At Odd Foilowp nail last night q
conjunction waa effected by the mem.
bera OF Albuquerque lodge No.
and Harmony Lodge No. a. Inde.
pendent order OF Odd Fellows, ant
as a consequence there remains a
strong and vigorous lodge to be- known
as Harmony Lodge No. O.
Grand Master G. q. Crulckshank
nf San Marcla ala not come az was
expected. and - A. sloystor was dopu.
tizod BY telegraph 10 officiato Tor The
absent grand master
Tho members stood uunnimous ln
favor % the consolidation. and u is
doubtful o. an ylodge OF any order
ever began existence with brighton
prospects and moro harmonious
feeling than does Harmony Lodge
No. T.
The new officers elected and after
ward Installed ere aa follows; n a.
Sloyster, noble Grand. W. O. Bet.
man. vice grand; n 8 Pinsbury. re.
oording secretary; r. Brockmsir,
treasurer; r. p Rogers. Emil Mann
and K. r. Crlsty. trustees
Following The installation the as,
semblago OF odd Fellows delvod into
a bountifu supply Of provisions and
a liberal number OF cigars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

companlod BY hla nephew, was a We.
ilor az the county sast The dfst Of the
WocK.
D. " Fiiokongor ana n @. Crcswcii
we're up from Wlnslow attending a
meeting o. the board Of supervisors.
Nat Greer. an old resident here but
now OF El paso. pas "a through 20
So JohnH. where ho VIII attend 20
some business OF tho william Phelps
UEtato.
About 40 p M ou December ai 1903.
the store of schustor Mercantile com.
pany OF Concho was completely dc.
stroyod by Gre. caused. az far az
could be- NcertainUd by a defective
Cue. Insurance viii partly cover the
ioss Tho Apache County bank was
Also urnod 90 the ground
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

The pfopuctors and makers Of DE-.
Pierce's fayoritr Prescription now feel
fully warranted in offering to pas $500
in legal money Of the United states. tor
any case of leucouhca, Female Weak
usss, rrolapsus, or Falling of Womb
which they capunt cure. AN they ask Is
a fair and reasonable trial OF their means
of cute.
~ women w1uid Study ihe laws 81 health
and uHf "a little nnfr cummun srnHr tnrfc would
nui ~ sura q large numafI to-day suffering
Win the ilIH pfrHIiar in Uur arn. Hflira Mra.
tallic Martins president Nuiuai hneifi acienCe
Club. uf Isl fuHih uHIaifai aiferi. lNicaNa. ll
rlhrn uErn medicine H needed ii they H0uId
takf thc Fapnutr Prescription they would
have q chaute to rrt we'll used nr. Pierce q
NHFuulr Prescription Three NrHr nFo auu M
cured ur ~ female arnkurHH uI .rHrfal years
standing sn Z know whal am OitinN abnnt
Wnru = ufaiae N and nIlrHNH Nnnn what Che
result wiz lg Nhcfr d "a nsri
Dr. piCrcr'a Pleasant Pellets should
be- usrd kih Fayontc Prescription
whenever laxative s. required.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
TOWN OF CARLSBAD
L. o. FuLLEN. EDITOR ANo At.
roRREV. HAS A FEW WORDS TO
SAY.

l.. o. Fulien OF Carlsbad. came IN
from santa Re last night aud spent
today IN AlDUmcrQEt u' % cH .ouic
homo irons attending the sesaion of
the supreme court which admitted
him 10 practice in tho ,ourts CO the
territory.
Questioned az 20 the condition OF
his section OF the territory aud par.
ticularly OF bis own town. CARLSBAD.
Mr. Fullen gave an outline showing a
very prosperous condition OF afYa,rs
"Tho drop In tho cattle naikc. las
hurt our section 20 a slight degree +"
he said. "ano the Iact mat but few
sales we're made the pnst summer
has made the local m3loY market III
ne tight. but aside from this ell other
interests are IN a vo-v satisfactory
state. and tine present yea opens up
very pleasing,
''rhe principal cry dOwd in the
Pecos valley just nov .s for closer
communication with the other poo
lions of the territory u 90 a long.
NANN WV go NV N|NN .NNANAN'N N'tHNH. NAN
facilities. and whom a person docs ar.
rive he feels like a stranger IN 3
strange land until tho people have
time 90 get hold OF him sud cause
him 30 feel by the warmth OF thor
greeting that he Is indeed a member
OF the same territorial household and
that ali that iB necessary for him %
secure one Of the best seats ~ the
family board is 90 announce his ar.
rival.
Visitors Into the pooOa valley ooun.
tgy are as much surprised by the
development there as visitors from
there 20 Albuquerque and other parts
are surprised by the rapid advence-
ment made mere Oct tho two sec.
tions IN close touch. and New Mexico
viii make even greater and faator
progress.
n am enjoying my stay IN AlhuQuer.
cue very much. and Will carry good
news of its very impressive conditions
and appearances IT, the people OF
southeastern New Mexico"
Mr. F1illon b editor OF tho Carlsbad
argus. and also postmaster az that
place, having been recently appoint.
"a for a second term. Tie leaves for El
raso tonight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
WiNSLOW

From toe MAJ
~ q Bly received word that his
father was dangerously 90 at mis- home
ln Mineral Wells Texas
Tne WORK of covering the fuel o.
oisterns is progressing quito rnpiily
ono being nearly unaor cover 90 tnis
writing
Mlss rhclma Woods % homo from
her school duties n &c. Joseph acad.
euy at Prescott. Cor short vislt 90
her parents
r. ". rail- took possession of his
plumbing shop and second hand store
which be lately purchased from d.
Wlggin. having resign a his po .,iol
with the santa Re company
The Misses Essle and Isabelle Parr
after spending the holidays in Wins
low visiting their rather. " a. Parr.
and host o. friends. lett .or Loo An.
soles, where they will take up tneir
studies IN school
Wednesday q travelling arualic sign
pain. painted a handsome sign on
one Of the windows Of the Monarch
saloon The work Is surely arasuc
and IL one OF the handBomost palnte :
8lgns 10 the city.
Joe Krentz Teri for the copper
mines To- which Krentz and Woln are
interested, and are located scout. OF
WInslow The mines In question are
aiout sixty miles nor,h Of Phoenix,
ana the ore already taken from them
has proved exceptionally rich On cop.
per
L. Kubclsky, OF the Wlnslov Cloth.
ing company. received t.o sad news
that mis- mother. Mm A. kubolBky.
and ais brother. marS. had died ia
riislt Germany on the 23d or last
mont, His mother was 20 years of
age az the time OF her doa,h and
leaves six grown children, Oh rosid.
Ing 10 the United States, 10 mourn
her loss
The Mission hand rave a party a.
the hcmo of Rev. ana Mrs. s. A.
smith Refreshments. whicn wcrO
delicious. werq servou and enjoyed
by the following young ladies' Ruth
Morrison Hazci graft, Isabelle Parr
Hannah Clarke. Florence forsyth,
Jessie Reed. Hazel Todd. Gertrude
Wilson Ruth Whitaker. Amy Morrl
son Kathleen lmze Essee Parr. Be-
tha Woods and Laura Thomas
Wednesday evening Winslow lodge
No 49, b. and A. m.. ana Ruby cnap.
ter No. 8. .. b. g., installed their
newly elected officers for tho ensuing
year The installation ceremonies
were ne.a az the new ana elegant
Masonic hali Ia the Charles Woods
building on the corner on Third street
and kinsley avenue. This hall when
completed. viii rival any similar hall
90 Arizona IN elegance and conven
ioncc, and the contractor, Bert Ward
should Do Congratulated Tor tho skill
iul Workmanship on the same
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
EAGERLY SOUGHT AFTER
GRAZING pRiviLEoes on rhe
CHA REssEvE MUCH COVETED
~ cArrLE AND SHEEP MEN
OWING TO oRY SEASON.

The secretary Of the interior has
authorized Supervisor r. g Mcclure
by lottor Co admit % Frase within the
ella river forest reserve. season 1904.
$4,000 head Of cattle and 10000 head
0f sheep. and applications Cor grazing
privilogoa are now being taken By tho
reserve office. Applications have
been flcd Co Gate Cor sheep approx.
matoly to the number ni 90 600
Mr Mcclure has also signed and
transmitted to Che Interior department
applications covering $4,000 head of
cattle, Cor grazing permits on the re-
serve aud predicts that The maximum
number OF $4,000 viii be reached nt
an early date This condition is pos.
sihly due to tho fact that thore has
been little or no snowfall up 30 the
present time ana fof uils season The
forest reserve lands where thoro o.
protection and restricted grazing win
Doe much sought after this season.
Upon recommendation OF tho super.
visor an individual owner or firm Is
limited 20 tho graz.ng Of 1000 head Of
stock On the reserve and iu 10000
head of sheep, this action being taken
fo prev nt monopoly Of tho range by
amy person Ir fot of persons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

"a stuck % my ong,re, although
every lolnt eched and every nerve
VISA rackod with pain. Writea q, W.
Bonamy. a locomotive fireman. OF
huriingiln Iowa. u was -cnk and
pale. without Gny appetite snd an r1n
down A. was about 60 give 90. I
Eot q bottle of Electric Hlttern, and
auer taking q. l felt a. we'll az ! ever
did On my tao" Weak. 1ickly. run
down people always gain now iife
strength and viror from their use.
Try them Satisfaction guaranteed by
az druggists. Price SO cents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Everything De- On the name shon ID
eomcl to witch Hazel salye. y. O.
dewitt a Co of Chicago discovered
some years ago how TO esko q aaivo
from Witch Hazel that y specific
for Piles For blind, pleading. Itch.
ing and proiHding Plies, ecsomn
cuts. huru0. bruises and all skin dla.
eases DoWitra salvo has no equal This
has SVEN fiRo 10 numerous worthless
countorfoiiB. Ask ioi DeWiita-tnC
genuine Sold BY H b. Briggs q
Co and &. Vaun q son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
INDUSTRIAL AGENT CLARKE
or The SANTA re CENTRAL m
THE CITY TODAY

W r. Clarke. Industrial agent for
the Santa be Central railway, win
headquarters at Santa Fo. Is In the
city having arrived last night from
the capital city
Mr. Clarke sreakH enthusiastically
Of tho business OF tho Central and OF
lts future. The management of tho
Central are counting a great deal on
a large increase IN traffic BY the
through DongerEl Paso service 10 Dc
established March The new ser.
vice win be quick and be- made with
one change Of cars; that AZ Santa Pc.
which will De- % close connection with
the Denver aud RIO urande
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Charges are hauitiplying--The Las
Vegas Optic has received further In.
formation IN regard 20 the charges
whlcn are awaiting Airs Taylor upon
her return 20 this city. In addition to
the articles taken from tho Lewis
home. which loss vas peculiarly felt.
as II included some relies OF a moth.
er who had passed 10 her rest. Il ia
reported that the woman carried
away numerous other articles from
different places whore she was EN-.
ployod Ia the city. Altogether. Il
would seem that there 10 plenty Of
trouble awaiting inc individual on her
return 10 Laa Vegas unless she can o..
tabllRh her innocence OF the numerous
thsua
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
GROWING
LENGTHWISE

You want the children ia
grow, but not all lengthwise.
When they start that way
SCOTS Emulsion will help
them to grow right-with
due plumpness and outward
proportion, and with inward
yigor and good spirits.
The Emulsion increases
digestive power and strength
ems the vital organs 10 get
the best and make the most
out Of all the other food. II
gives a kind Of help that every
growing child ought to have.
Wen asnd yaa e lsapis iIat uraa rslussi.
SCOTT a uuwNR. 80 Peal sirsst, Nss va'a