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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

through a maze OF whirlwind foais on
he upturnod heels Of bis Older assoc.
'iates. and seemed TO make a friend
With every revolution OF hls iody
There win be- two more perform.
inccs before the Gentry Brothers say
.arowcii TO the territorial fair-one to.
nIght at o'clock and one tomorrow
Sunday alght az s. Doors will be-
upon On hour earlier. Preceding each
performance The Gentry concert band.
which. by the way. is one Of the finest
ever heard here with a circus. will rem.
der q fno prueram inside the biz tent.
beginning 90 1850. 70 Is expected that
ihe attendance tonight aud Tomorrow
night win bo record breakers. &c being
understood that The Gentry show viii
'o tho only attraction open SUNDAY
'on'nE Late That nIeht the show
leaves for Che wost over fho Santa &c.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
GOVERNMENT EXPERT HERE.
N. n. DARroN EXPERIENCED
SOME TROUBLE m REACH
ING THIS CITY.

% Has intended that che United
States Geographical survey should b,
represented 90 tho irrigation congress.
hy several 1f tho government ouri
neora and experts who are engaged iu
work iu 'hu territory bu, with sim
slc exception these delegates were pre-
vented hy tho floods and obstacles
from reaching Albuquerque This c1.
cept.uu was Nr g. ~ barton. who.
after much d,IHE and divers export
'ucos. reached Albuquerque from Don.
r0r thc other uIFht
Mr. barton Ia nDGIuei4I and Is In
charge of the western division branch
of tho United States Geological Sur
Ngy which Studies .hp conditions oi
underground waters ana their ayaIa-
HI.ty ,ur practical uae As this ar.
.nsan water may HD usel Tor IrrIFa.
Hon al we'll as for domestic purposes.
'h.s branch of Investigation ls of pc.
rglWr interest tu Now Mexico Mr..
barton aud hIs assistants are deyot.ug
much attention to This territory al.
ready examinations of the famous RIOS.
VOL ariesian basin ana Of portions ~
'hc Rio Grlndo valley have been com
plotted. and reports dealing with areas
n View Mexico are being prepared
HAD Che congress been held as origin.
ally planned mugh would have been
learned as .o the methods pursued by
these government experts. as well as
20 tho work now being done u This
territory As the meeting OF INC irri.
Fai.un promoters was called on. Mr.
barton lcf' by Friday nights train Tor
points ln northern Now Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
UNuFFSTY NOTES

Prof Wri.r1n. superintendent Of
San GoraariIno county Cal. spoke In
assembly ou nst Monday. and on
Tuesday D. Gates. president OF po
mona college gave 90 the students
One ~ the nest helpful and inspiring
1f chapel talks
surveying party consisting OF
President TEht. Professors Hodglu
and Rowe and Frank Aivard. we're OUT
on che mesa Thursday.
Tomorrow thr varsity foot
ham team VIII play lis 0rst ramo OF
The season Tho game win take place
7t iho iaIr ground under fBc nIr
management
Tho boys dorm'tory has boon sup
plIoi with stoves. srt mp hy the Whit
ncy company
Tho Athletic association on last Mon
day elected the following officers
President Lillian Nugget; vice pres
idont Laura Hayden; secretary. Anna
Aloni treasurer y @ MAYO. board
Of control President Tight Prof As
pluud Miss Brown =. s. BELL Miss
Smith
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
GRAND PARADE
or PONIES ANo DOGS

/ From Saturdays Daily CITIZEN.
bentod visitors and pIcasuro-scek
ars VINO reached the city tbls morning
we're given on opportunity 90 see the
Gentry BROTHERS biz family of animal
actors 10 tho.r outdoor display. Tor the
i1# and p0n.c. came down town 40 90
o'clock aIl dressed un in the height of
animal fashion and wearing their best
/ "oI1r They looked bright. clean aad
aIsD and 500 upright in their Uny
/ char1f OF. rcd and gold with dIsci
/ nInU that would have done credit to a
primary school room, The rnnIupa had
each received bIs daily bath of cold
Nai'r ana passionate soap before tak.
Tag h.s customary scat u the unv
vehicles They were all Instructed. be-.
iorr leaving Tor fhe downtown parade
DOB pay nl heed f1 the tauna of com.
mon street dogs for some of them
"Dro hungry .IttIo waits themselves "a
ono Time 30 rested with Barney. q"
the principal clown dog. however. 90
infringe upon the rules This morning.
ilia patience had been sorcly tried by
"a NANCY eur that Insisted upon follow.
inE harney.s chariot and Keeping uu
au iuceHsaut howl When near The
CITIZEN Office tho famous clown dog
.eapod suddenly from hls padded car.
r.ago to me street lie was Immediate
y followed hy bis humorous aBsocl.
uio8. for tho actor dogs are wise
euuneh tO know that "ln union there
la strength After the "hoyrubo" was
over each lgapei back into his cush.
Ionod perch, while the trOublosomoo
street dog scamporCd un an adjacent
alley bowling with pain Before start.
hF however the badly whipped eur
was srou Co throw himself directly in
front of a traction car with the oyl-
dent intention of ending his misery
bat was rescued uy a clifton uewsboy
who had been friendly during the m,.
Joe Io the under dog
Another large audience saw the
trained animals In the bis tents last
u.sht and many expressions of geuu.
Iue satisfaction were heard as che pol.
pie aled out The last ACT OF the show. .
loo which little "Clo." the uniost horse
Iu the world, ls unexpectedly intro.
tuced. set tho crowd wild with DO.
lisht Tho KIlmuraa famous Japan.
oHo foot iugslcrs. were ia q happy
mood ior the.r brothers and fathers
In tho Gar east hsht.ng for the mikado.
had inst mrfn.H nr.fh.r bI.4 t.t.f..-.. .
and the news had Just been read 10
them by the interpreter OF me show
train Little 'CInco." tho smallest of
tha troupe. proved bis claim % being
the smallest and most wonderful Jap
anose acrobat living az ne went
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

some eight miles below Rincon. and
a detour OF ten miles by wagon be-
tween Alamlllo and Ia Joya. besides
bad track over nearly the entire dis.
lance.
On being questioned az 20 the con.
iItion of the valley some Of them stat.
cd that the crops ln the valley are
nearly a total loss. and many families
are homeless
AZ Ia Ioya the river cut across tho
valley in tho old channel. which q
abandoned "a 1866. taking On a large
space OF beautiful meadow land.
which now stands IN the water and
mud two miles or more On width. and
the railroad running through the cen.
ter N the valley is a total loss and
wiz have 90 ho entirely Rebuilt.
Three work trains are now pushing
the construction as fast as possible
and o % hoped that trains viii be-
running on scheduled time IN another
week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
TIE moNrezUmA BALL.

From Saturday, Daily C.uleu
Pho NmlDtuma Hr. which trans
u..I a Ie A'ylrato Ia.t uIFht. was q
nr..BU. affair Sew Mexico society
Nts rnu suu.-d uy ono hundred cou
p.. uu. a W.r. sp.gHIII gathering of
..olf.IH .Nmuu FOO dress decolgUe.
and u1uI seutIemol ln conyon.
.Huu a.rH wlH mover before wIt
uH..Dd rhiE city,
TH. NoUfrlum8 court scene was
NHus.I. o. beauty and occurred with,
uH. % h...a Hr m.slau .0 mar fHa we'll
.m. arrangement Tho eusruues
Hu-u gorgeous to the extreme
IH. nnraHsllu IeI Dos M1uuuma.
entered from the lobby and made Two
circuits o. .Hr nrae duus room.
which md H.w Transformed Into "a
Uru'w.y decorated uaU room The
court ana Ing accompanying UmIta.
rr He 0uuuiem and dancing girls.
followed nu train the latter with
graceful movements keeping Umo 90
IIR. sweet rythmir music Many of
'H. r.rH costumes we're heavily laden
With iewe.ry, aud diamonds aud costly
r.Ns aparkled from the hands ana
'uwats of the ladlcE.
AH ih.s grandeur was br0urht into
pretty eject hy the mellow Isht shed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

by the opaloacent olectroloors playing
over the scene
The characters of the scene were.
Montozuma. w. H Greer. Queen
TocEico Mrs solomon Luna. Princess
rnla. Miss Ms1le Hunt, Princess Ne.
notzin. Mics Jeanette Walton. Alvara.
do. Felix Lestor. Guntamozln. w. w.
WOOD Yctove. Miss May Hazeldlne
dancIne girls. Misses lou Hazoldlno.
FLORA Hartman. Holon Rodoy. Mabel
strnr Lolita Hunlng. Rebocca
Pnreo Ada Campbell and Hattie
km warriors. Moasrs Raymond
s.amm. VIII Pratt. Ward Anderson
Kirk Bryan h. q Wilson and Thomas
kelehor Jr
Tho pa'ronessos of the ball. among
whom arc included Che ladies OF the
committee of arrangements. follow
Mrs Nora ufold. Mrs W v wal
ON. Mre Ira w. Bcnuett. Mrs. u. A.
Macpherson, Mra Benjamin S. Baker
mrF solomon Luna. Mu. W. w.
Greer Mrs David wolnman. Mrs
Frank A. Huhhell Mira owen n. Mar.
ron Mrs Felix a. Lester. Mrs Ed.
ward T. Modlor Mrs Joseph o. ORloi.
Iy Mra Mabel stcrcns.Himoo. Mrs. A.
% McGaffoy. Mrs Matthew w Flour.
noy. Mrs Ivan Grunsfold. Mrs May.
nard Cunsol
The floor committee consisted of The
N'ssrs F y Alrcr. solomon Luna.
Noa nfo'd Alfred Grunefeid Vs. r.
Dame David Wo.umau w. " Walton.
@ Q Medier 81. a. Mafson D con Iar
.0F y. @ Grant % B. Reynolds Fred
Nioho'H David WELLER. Melville sun.
uars
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
SPLENDID EXHIBIT.
DISPLAY FROM EsTANciA VAL.
Ley a SURPRISE TO AL WHO
see ".

ono of che surprising features Of
the territorial fair is the display Of
J rarden products from the Estancia
I valley On the new county Of Torrance.
especially surprising 90 those who
know tho conditions under which tho
I products were grown Turuips weigh
IuT ton pounds uu Grs, year sod dur.
ing The drycsi season ln the history OF
Nov Ncv'cn is pretty good even for
ihis favored section
ALONE r1mc Elmo as Warc1 while
ihc wind was blowing a gale and
iho dust from tha RIO Crlude hld
tho Nanzano mountains behind
cloud fh8i soomo lo f1rcshadow only
.yIl Coz tbe pioneer sottIou u this
valley q few OF tle women folks who
know end appreciate me value Of n
good garden began fo talk about farm.
iur to their husbands but met with
lltilo encouragement The ground was
irv aE "a bone ana getting dryer. with
poo prospects Of rain, and the outlook
i0r successful gardening was anything
hut promising. but with the faith that
moves wuHnialnf they persisted. un.
il finally one az tlme the "mon
folks consented t1 du o little pillow.
Inr and that was the beginning Of
tho development of what now prnmis.
cs 20 ho ono of tho garden spots Of
Che Hpmo.layto.bo sunshine state.
i.ho many ~ me other exhibits.
This display was unfortunately DO
lay,l in transit and reached here yes
'"rdny after having boon ON the road
almost q week. iu bad condition but
70 hows what iho country win pro.
lucD md that is an that % was ln.
tended i1 DO Most of o. was planted
.l'o and planted s1 thick that t had
.u' uttlo room to Grow The sod whom
n'1vei WAS TOO dry to pulyor.go. MAX
ur cultivation practically impossible
'r other words. the products exhibited
ara fho result OF water ON this uuox
7n''e1 e0Il without the ala OF cultlva.
In0 and ORE revelation Co an. but to
n0 ono more surprising than to those
Nh0 produced &c. To Albuquerque
'are whose acquaintance with the
'.'ano.n valley ls confined 90 tho OK
rHrs.nu over thcro last spring. look
1f 'hls exhibit D. worth the trIp 20 the
fair grounds.
IN spite OF tho unfavorablo season
net closing and tho unfayorablo con
i''Ions following in lts wake. now
settlers are coming into this valley
and those who are coming now are
bringing some money with Thorn. The
most of Thorn have money enough 10
huI'l comfortable h0mos and improve
ihr land which now promises good re-
turns f1r tho labor expended ln rs
development
Tho completion 0f the Albuquerque /
Eastern win araIn nut Albuluoraue /
into close touch with the EstancIa /
valley and Cos development viii be- |
closely watched 'y those whose know |
ledge of Now MoyIco's possibilities on |
able them 'o realize la future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
NEW COMPANY ORGANIZED.

The following articles uf lncorpor
alton have been filed iu tho office oi
j w Reynolds. secretary of tho tor.
rItory
The Railway club Tho Incopnrat
ors are g W. Spo-rs. George Major.
g. 70 Stone. T. n Bailey and Frank
ID Barnes. of AiamogorJo.
The objects of tho concern are 90
create and maintain a library Tor the
use and enjoyment of the members OF
tha club in The city OF Alamogordo.
Tho term of existence is nfty years.
ana the Officers for the first three
months are Edward Boazoley presi.
donti u 20 BurleIgh. vice president.
g. j Finger secretary. and o. Walker.
treasurer. Frank simmons. George
Majors and ID sullivan, trustees.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
DEMOCRATS OF TORRANCE

The democrat OF Torrance county
held their convention at Estaucla on
Thursday October i8. Abou. twonfy.
i've delegates were present ana took
a lively interest.
The following ticket was nominal
ed aftor endorsing Raymundo Romero
'ho independent republican nominee
Tor councilman from the sixth dis.
frIcf.
t1mmHsIu toner's First disfrlst Ioa
Stewart MorIarty Second district. D.
lahadIo Torroon Third district An.
tonic a saIas. piuos Wells
Treasurer and collector Modesto
Martinez
Assessor Louis McRay. EstancIa
superintendent OF schools J. w
Records pinos Wells
sheriff perfocto Chavez. Tnrreon
Probate Judge a 70 Garnett Vs.
tanCIH
Probate clerk Roman Montona.
Palma
Surveyor Augustine MUor Nor.
iariy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
sLAsHeo sy WOMAN.

The EI paso rImcs m lengthy
article gives au account of a errI
ous affray iu 30 paao. iu which Ed
Dixon was sIashod by a razor in the
lands 0f % woman who has been uv.
.uf with him. and gave hor name as
Mrs pa Dixon Dixon ls proprietor
of me- gambling tables at Zglgors
El paso Tho two got into q bitter
quarrel and the woman used tho raz.
1r A physician examined the wound
which developed that Dixon bad sus.
..|noH % dangerous cut extending
from Oh mock 90 tho lower part of tho
abdomen on tho lcf side The a..
tending physician stated that while
tho wound was not necessarily fatal
sim % might easily prove so. Tho
woman SAYS that Dixon attacked nor
with hi6 FISTS ana that she then used
the razor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
SHRlNERS' PARADE
FI0m s0IUfday'a Daily CIUloa

From Saturdays Daily CitlEon
This morning about m O'Clock the
u1gicos were caught and after being
securely bound the Ballut Abyad Tenn.
pie OF th.s city formed for thoir pa.
rado. The start was made from the
temple on Third street. and. lead by
'he famous braHs band from the Con.
Try brothers show. the march was
started Pop Railroad avenue.
W J. Cardwoll. OF thls city. was mar.
shall OF the parade.
Tho officers OF the Hallm Abynd
Temple are: ~ T. Modlor. potentato.
w u Hahn CHIEF raban. John Dor.
rodaIIo. assistant rahan. Arthur Ever.
ott oriental guido. lu line were Past
Pnioutatos H No. Tuton. Charles p.
Myers. j. % Wroth and Joe Kuhna. tio
last nHmcd being one of tho Ola timers
.n ihIs city, hut now making bic home
u Los Angeles Also Co the line were
Pas. Grand Masters g. ". Blackwell
o. s.. Ca1oon and p. S. slower and
Grand Master j. ~ Black OF clayton.
~. NJ.
Tho noyicos were dressed 10 uniform
appropriate to their rank. perfectly
whlc. and mounted ON camols. Gle.
plants. mules and three uoylcez ON
the miniature water wagon belonging
i1 tho Gentry brothers show.
Thny carried a sign which was very
appropriate to The occasion. Mounted
'n % pr.t1v decorated aoat was @. q.
'aHhman, also ono OF the novlcos. who
w.l tread The not sands tonight. Ho
was chained to fhe Goat. ana with
collar around bits nerk hc was busv
Initiating Dora. She Eats Mud" The
novicrs 90 Dee helped over tho sands
''n.Fht Orc &c g. Bryan. OF Aamapor.
DO r. Brown Thomas Ross. Bep
Coles. of laH Vegas EIur Calico and
James vs. Miller. of Roswell. and O.. %
Nnshman ll @ Billiard. d. n. Jones L
J. Custer j. NJ Elder of This rltv. ana
IT, u Johnston. of Taos
Among Che oui OF town visitors are
o. y Barnes. A NcCrndy. Frank
li'WlnF James Donovan. G.. m. Black.
"rI, of Ration Cy Boucher. George
Ni.r1y Thomas Bowen. Fred Kramer
HENRY sc''rCr ~ Los Vegas. From
Roswell Col J W. Wilson. O.. A. ca.
'oon ana nr w e Joynor
Tho ceremonial session win start M
''o io.nieht and continue indefinitely.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

j. w Davenport WInro. KS. wrItor
Juno DO 1909 20 want to tell You I
'''ioFe Billiards. Snow Eminent saved
m' Tic was ur1nr ths treatment of
."o DOCTORS. and they f1ld ma one OF
w} Iuuf wHH entirely gone. and tho
I.hnr badly affected also had "a
lump FOO my side Z don't think That !
HH.' H1r0 lived over two months Ion.
'r wHs Induced by friend 90 try
Nal'ards snow iiu.mont The first
'"n.irl'.UH .1rH mr rrpHt relief. two
h''r cent bottles cured mo sound and
"eiL 90 Is a wonderful medicine and
7 r.r1mm gl DC to suffering human.
.'F 25n 5oc 800 Sold by j. r.
,BIeIlv q Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

The question has been asked In
what way are Chamberlain stomach
ana Liver Tablets superior 90 uu
ordinary clthartic and liver pills7
our answer is-Thoy are oaslor aud
more pleasant 10 take. and their o.
feet is go gentle and so agreeable
that one hardly realizes that 70 o.
produced hy n medicine. Thor they
not only move The bowels. hut TN
prove tho appetite For sale af %
cents per bottle boy an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
NINTH DAY OF FAIR

Prom Mondays Daily CU.Fpu.
The twouty fourth Territorial faii
VIII close This evening
For nine days 90 has boon in pro
erosH under tho most favorable con
ditIous Gees far as The weather Ig CON
concd
The visitors have been we'll enter
tH.nod and Their" ls no feeling of Co.,
Erot among them
The base hall tournament was the
best ever organized FOR u territorial
ialr. and Che races were the best yet
Noi "a single accident has occurred
to mar Che pleasure o- the festivities
The wild west features of this fair
were excellent to the extreme. and
The merchants have enjoyed a good
trade.
Why hasn't hIs boon a successful
fair?
Tho prugrm of tho closing day is
fully n# good os tho program off Che
FIRST day. and o. good many of the
Iu'..tUuu visitors h1. remained
over '1 enjoy .t Several good races
ore scheduled to hc pulled off, and
Wild west features ut 'hr bos, sort
are bon progress
This evening at O'Clock mo So
cred fire dance by the NaynI0s win
ho sIyDu af tho fair grounds lu front
of fhD rrlni stand
Tho carnival viii ho open a. tho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

Rov luo Is. Cox, OF Wake Ark.
writes "For ~ years suffered from
yellow Jaundce ! consulted a mum.
hor ~ physicians aud tried an sorts
Of medicines bat got no relief Then
] began me uso of Electric Hltto-s and
feel that ! ann now cured az a disease
that Aad me iu ita grasp Tor twelve
years n YOU want "a reliable modh
cine for Liver and kidney trouble
stomach disorder or general debility
get Electric RIuors u's guaranteed
by an druggists only soc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

70 A. TisIalc. uf summcrton. g O..
suffered for twenty years with the
piles Specialists were employed and
many romedio. used but relief and per-
mnupuf E1pd was found only 100 no
use of neWiua witch Hazel salyo.
This is only one OF the many
cures thai have been effected by hH
aondrru' remedy m buying witch
Hazel salyc 30 la only necessary 20
foo tha' you set the genuine DeWitt's.
made hy g. G. Dewitt a Co. On chi
"a-u. and a cure is certain UoWitts
witch Hazel salye cures an kinds OF
piles cuts. burns, bruises. eczoma. tet.
'or Iinsworm, skin diseases. etc. Sold
HN % w Hrsss a Go. and vaun a
son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

lr ynu ever tuos DoWiurs Little
Early Ns0rs f1r bilIousucss or c0usu.
patton you know what pIll pleasure is
Ih's" famous little pills cleanse the
liver and ria the system OF an bile
w.thoHs producing unpleasant enrcu
They d0 not grippe. sIckon or weaken.
.ut plea auty give tone aud strength
'n iho Tissues and ORGANS of tho stom
'rn liver and bowels b. 80. HHrrs
~ o. lui s Nann a Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
curea Winter ceuah.

D o. Cover. Iol n. Main ST.. Ottawa.
Kan. Nr...s Every Gam d has been
m} wIi. trouble 10 catch a severe
.1.I and therefore 90 cough an win.
t'r 'onr last TAN ! got for her a
bottle off H1reHouud Syrup She used
10 lai has been able 90 sleep souudiy
an nisht Ions Whenever toe cough
troubles ber ta0 0r three doses stops
OH. cousin. and she .s able Co bee up
and we.I Zoe, 50c. gloO Sold by
J % uIuely Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
COUNTY REPUBLICAN CEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE MEETING

A meeting of tha republican cen.
iral committee of B,-1c In county
VIII Doe held OF the oil eo 1l ...l Ban.
dora Americana ON saturday the
-2nd inst. at 10 O'Clock, q. M. Tor the
purpose of selecting the time and
date 20 hold the republican county
convention for Bouallllo county 10
nominate a county and legislative
ticket and Co tusact such other bus
moss that may properly come before
said committee You are expected 90
ho present romaIn.
Very truly yours
FRANK a. HuBBEIL.
Chairman County Republican Central
Committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
A DENIAL
SENATOR ANDREWS SAYS GOULD
HAS NOT PURCHASED SANTA
FE CENTRAL.

Senator W. %. Andrews. when
shown ,ha article iu the Denver re.
publican that the Gould syndicate had
purchased the Santa Ne Central. said:
AS president on the Santa 10 Cen.
lrt I should certainly have an mkl.
'ug of the above II IL is TACT. bat !
haven't % De- an old story in new
su.ae that has been floating a' rut
ever siure Jle Santa Fe Central was
nu.lt ANA which was revived by Che
resumption of construction work on
.ho Albuquerque Eastern, aud the sur.
rcf of extensions from Torrance 90
Roswell and go paso and from Albu.
guDrguo to Durango Colorado