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New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

slowly and solernnlv toward the rear Two vehicles
acre there-one was an express wagon. the other
hack Aderdice directed his attention toward the
former.
Now, look here he explained To the red-faced
drayruan IN charge. this trunk OF mine Is a big one
and old one, and its choke-ful You We got 10
be mighty careful how YOU handle il It's had a lot
Of rough usage. and It Won stand much more Under
stand
The draynan. who resented the new arrivals snug
wel-dressed appearance remarked casually that he
wasn't born yesterday. and that ne hadn't been IN
the business for years for nothing and that he
guessed he knew what o. clock was in general This
man was Flanagan. owner OF the hack and express
service Carlsbaden; Flanagan. autocrat and mon
arch Of all he surveyed Alderdice turned and entered
the hack.
Git said the iehu. and of they drove.
Al the Carlsbaden Inn upon the hill the guests on
the porches had heard the arrival OF the train they
had been expecting it, In many places the arrival
of q merely an incident At Carlsbaden II
an event OF the first water
Now, Il the custom at the inn 20 dri ve the
arrivals around the south side Of the building
Upon these occasions the guests the porch invol
unfairly drfted that side They were not curious
IN the least. They merely wanted TO see and be
The hack drove up, and Aderciice stepped out. He
Well enough IN his way, was AlderdIce OF New
York. He had smooth face and a good chin. and he
st had the appearance OF muscular broad-shoudered
man. There was slight rlurTnur Of approval he
alighted.
Jehosaphati' exclaimed O'Crouley. the Chicago
millionaire who was lounging easily upon the railing
Of the porch Doesn't seem 70 be much the matter
with him
Alderdice walted-he waited for the eXpressman
with ms trunk He didn't know whether II was the
hotels custom take trunks tins particular
entrance and he didn't What he particular
about the safety Of his possessions He had had
mach trouble keeping that old trunk intact his
tourney west and i was his purpose II through
He wondered now why he had not had the foresight
70 buy a new one Still the old trunk had stood
the test well enough, after all The trunk came.
The management evidently did land baggage there,
for Flanagan and ms assistant eaped TO the ground
and nouchalantly pushed pulled and tugged at the
trunk
Now" said Flanagan 10 his man. There was
s.ldFen swing. a sudden slip slide. Flanagan
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

This was I'm lSQo Aicritcc a bank clerk IN
the County National Bank OF Nev,-York They
called him assistant uotetelier assistant paying
teller or something else but when all SAID and
done he was u.tIuE but clerk He aris-
tocraJ The Aierhces were exceptionally we'll
known Hl5 grandfather had been a blg somebody
Alierii-es father. "a perfect gentleman, had been
impractical lie had hsed upon his fathers rcpu-
tation he had spent carelessly what that father had
anassed Then he had died. Alderdlce was left
and nothing else AderdIce had a modest position
in a big bank and a good position in society
When declared he had attempted TO enlist
And then-he had found out At the enliSting booth
they had shaken their heads and pushed him TO
side He stared. His measurements had been all
right and he had wondered. Then he 10 Dwight
his doctor
Look me over" he said TO Dwight, and tell
what's the matter.
Dwight looked him over, then gasped in astonish-
nent Come with me" he commanded.
where asked Alderdice.
Over to Hemingway, said DR.. Dwight. He's
specialist and he tell
Wondering Aderdice went.
Dwight" SAID Hemingway to that physician
later 1t won't do to tell him. but Il tell you He's
a without a chance.
Il afraid So muttered Dwight. "A man
without a chance"
However said the specialist Struggling his shoul-
ders professionally. you never can tell Send him
out to Schwarzwaeder. Schwarzwaelder and the air
NAV pull him through
Alderl'ice found a congenial crowd at Carlsbaden.
He had his pockets full OF letters from good people in
New-Yor& The people at the inn welcomed him
with open arms The inn a fashionable place,
and a good many people were there simply because it
was the thing to be there. Aderdce for the life Of
him could see anything the matter with OCrowey
OF Chicago with his wife, or his two girls. Appar
entity they there for other purpose than to
cut a wide swath. They did 1t.
Strange it may seem, there was at the time only
one other guest from New-York. She was Miss
Katherine Browne of the Borough of Manhattan at
least the register had her down. Her aunt Mrs.
Ridgway of Brooklyn, with her Miss Katherine
Browne a pleasant. unassuming girl of twenty
She and her somber clothes of the painest
sort of cut She needed rest and plenty of it, Alder
dice could that He could see, too, that she
a girl of sangline disposition, and that she had
deep brown eye that well worth looking at. He
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

It said-and Schwarzwaelder and
capital had launched these three
places-Carlsbaden first. in the
height of the sanitarium craze.
Schwarzwaelder understood him
SELF. and so did capital, There
We're no better places anywhere
than these three Colorado retreats
each seemed, indeed, par cr-
lflLruc5.
Scharzwaelder, however. being
more OF physician than . man
of business, was not infaIlible.
Besides that, he divided his atten-
tion among the three OF his sani-
tariums To these facts, in some
degree. We're due Slight irregu-
lautics here and therc-such. for
lns tanec. as Flanagan and Flana-
gan 3 express.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

THE brakeman thrust ms head
and a portion of MS body
into the car. "Carls-
baden" he exclaimed. All out
for Carlsbaden. " His eve lighted
on young fellow seated halfway
down the aisle. Your station.
sir. he added. IN a conversational
tone OF voice. The young fellow
nodded. He was Alderdice Of
New-York. He rose. with some
thing akin 10 nervous haste.
glanced once or twice through the
window, gathered up his belong
lngs. and left the car. He was
the only aighung passenger.
He looked al the sign upon the
stylish. little. Colorado station ID
make sure that he was IN the
night place. and then strobe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

& RIO 0rBnfe stockholders ln the
general offices az Denver parlook OF
tho nature OF a Quaker meeting u
was strictly rnullne and there was not
O move Geo disturb the peace and har.
m0ny tho proxies Tor Osi 600 shares.
representing SO per cent OF che entire
stock. was represented y joel r.
VaIlo. general counsel. y 3D. Andrews.
lssIs'ant secretary; y w Gnnly the
treasurer Of the company, and NJ d.
Thatcher a Pueblo banker
Tho old board Of directors was 90.
elected as follows George j. Gould
Mortimer r. sctl Edward n Haui
man. WusloW s. p..fJo.ArlburCuppell
Edward q loaory and Edwin Gould
of New York Charles 70 schi1cks
and Edward o W0lcott OF Denver
The directors viii meet ln New York
soon and re.olect tho old officers.
The articles Of incorporation we're
amended e1 that the two feeders. ono
up Howard crrck from Howard and
the other from Sargent 90 Tomlohi.
both In Colorado. could be- built
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

secuudlon Romero. clerk fourth iu
diciai district clerks fees, ffo095.
John w Fleming, treasurer and col
ioctor OF Grant county. taxos for 1902
fS328, taxes for 1908. s20777
Frank A. Hubboll. treasurer and col
lcctor Of Hornalillo county, taxes foI
1909. fs01s; taxes for 1908 Sie52.tt
Herihone @. Baca. treasurer and col
lector 90 socorro county, taxes f0I
1909. S8GS3. taxes for 1903. t232.55;
taxes for 1904. sils2b.
solomon Luna. treasurer and rIilec
tor OF valongit county taxos for 1903
ei.57Gff
John O. Spears treasurer and col
locto. OF Mckinley county. taxes Tor
1908. t74f.
John g.. plemmonB. treasurer and
collector Of Sierra county, taxes FOR
1908. t720sO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
PAID FOR MEALS
r. .. MANN SAYS THE COMPANY
TREATED DELAYED PAssEN.
GERS PROPERLY.

Rock island railroad passenger
representative giycs ont the following
statement 90 90 paso. Texas In regard
90 the story .Hat bis company asa not
treat food delayed passengers in q nt
ting manner
90 saw every one 0r che $50 passcn.
gers who were ON the washout trains
and with Eve or six exceptions an OF
them told mo ihry had been treated
handsomely by Ho Rock Island people
Those Nho complained were travelling
1u raos oar train was caught in
between two Wash0uts az ualhart. and
-Ho railroad company paid for tho pas
..nHer meals while there They were
.r' over four different lines to get
H.m around through Oklahoma to
Fr Worth and El pa.o. and mey
N.rg detained Hy foods ou the olbor
wld. m M .br Rnok leland OFT.
.8Is ra'd 'lr their meals
"At Fort Wor.H ea.h nlesus.r was
sINou .bp cash H .u .1r ha 1I her
meals a ara s california When .be,
reached iI pasu W.. logo. them f1 .b,
Dm.rG ..'.' auI ..II fhrr BILLS
Will. l,N wen. .H,r. More han that
.Hn tourist assent of .uf road instead
of turning bach horo went ON 90 San
Francisco with th, passengers 90 see
200 % that they were properly attended
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

The ius Vegas base haII boys DEE.
serve tho greatest credit for going
through enc game with Albuquerque
yesterday without making "a fuss and
turning me game into iaw.ng
match The rules of baso BAH give
rHe runner the benefit of the doubt
Iu a close point This was carefully
observed by the umpire when Albu.
uuorquoH interest was at stake and
as carefully ignored when ias We.
rls was running Moreover 90 would
seem that fHn etiquette ~ me slua
ruu MIGHT have allowed las Vegas
to enjoy some OF thu benefits ~ tho
I1uht n emo close points Nut so
with Mr. Goldsmith Uo evidently
wanted Albuquerque 90 win. and he
soizod every opportunity hy .he fore
lock 200 every case.
NoyDrihc'rss % was q splendid oV.
h.hHiDu uf base hall in which. 800 far
Iha Two teams were concerned
tHu excellent spirit manifested lou
nothing Uo la desired Las Vega
DufIe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

vice a me company. The shops
have continued 90 operate without
interruption. the motive power &c ia
bctte- condition than before the
striks. and ihe shop labor Is more
efficient Some expense has been Ina.
Cured in projecting the new employees
irom Assault oy the strikers and tholr
sympathlzcrs
Mr Ripley calls attention IN tho
report that since 1896 more than $50.
coo O00 ~ surplus net income has been
expended 'n hcttoring the system u
r. added that additional capital should
be obtained .1 the noxt few years for
development and enlargement Of The
compsny'e prop.r rifles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

which occurred on sunday. The 18th
Gay of October. 1904
p.8if or CrulctHhnnt was q pioneer
ln the founding of San Marcial. a
charter member OF this lodge grand
muster of iho order in New Mexico.
was loved hy the brethren and the
entire community. and highly respect
od Hy an who know him. and
whereas lt has pleased The Grand
Ruler OF the uBI-erso 20 remove
from among me craft our beloved
brother Charles @ Cruickshang. and
Whereas. 10 is meet that this lodge
pay "a hpnttIne tribute 20 his mem
ory. therefore bo o
Resolved That On the death Of
BroJhor Crulckshank the fraternlai
has lost one OF Hs most useful and
exemplary members. hls family. a
Kind and true protector. and our little
city .ts most progressive citizen.
Resolved That a copy ~ these
resolutions be sent to the family OF
fho deceased. a copy FOR publication
to Tho Albuquerque Citizen the M
paso Herald and a copy 90 the So.
ourr1 ChIef'ain.
Respectfully aumbited
w. ~. HOWARD
w u. HITCHCOCK.
49, BONEM.
Committee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

lFrom Wednesday Daily Citizen
The democrats OF San Juan county
nominated tnc following ticket Treas
uror and collector. w g. Black. pro.
bate clerk. J.. q Eblen. surveyor. G.
F Holly; superintendent of schools.
Dr G. ID smith, assessor. Richard
Hendricks, probate judge. Frank Mir:
sheriff. Boone G. Vaughn. commits
sIonor from the First district. j "
LujaD Third district T. ~ Pierce
f1r preventative. W. A Hunter The
following central committee was nam.
cd 81 Garcia. Charles IS Bailey. A.
w Hunt. o. T.. Noel. j G. Hubbard.
Val Finch 70 Archulet1 w r. Wul
lIariy. > r. Jncuuoz and William
popor Lengthy resolutions were
passed fayor.ug The consolidation of
territorial institutions. donouncIug the
present jury law. abusing tho terri
,orial administration fayorlug On,
election of district attorneys. the en-
aclmcnt OF o. fence law and dcuouuc
ing the efforts Of the republicans "a
split the democratic parry iu San Juan
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
ELEPHANT BUTTE Dam.
ENGINEERS DECIDE ON THIS OF
AND THE GOVERNMENT VII
CONSTRUCT ".

Plans have been completed for AZ
I rlgaiion dam 90 be- located az Enr
n. 49, which will conserve the intt
es,s of both the 81 paso and Mcausi
valleys. says the Do paso Herald Je
Assistant Chief Engineer Davis afu
Consulting Engineer Sanders, OF uh
United States reclamation service. wi
arrive 30 this city tomorrow evenln
and accompanied by b NJ Han supelt
yising engineer ~ the Rio Grnndo prd
joot, they will make a trip over q
ground which ls 90 be- taken into 20
sidoratIon 10 the proposed dam.
These three engineers comprlss th
consulting board Tor the Rio Grand
project and their report viii 40 n
chief Engineor Newell. Of tuo reclamt
ton service aud 90 the secretary ,
the Interior n
According 90 the plaus and estimate
which have just boon brought io eorfl
pleiIon by Mr. H1ll The dam will be- :
Gated just below the old Elcuhaf
cutie Site opposite EngIc aatIla. 81.
the Santa o. road
40 ,his point Che LARGEST storage II
pac.ty h possible From this pun. 4
los stated. water can bc supplied tl 10.
entire McsI'Ia valley from Ipashurf
station at tle upper end OF me safsf
and to uo entire o.. paso vallct a aF
dltIun p
T"n proposed 1am would hav.
storage capacity of 1000 900 acre Feed
arl would store sufficient Hood uai,t
.ndoI euIput 0l what .s generally useO
to supply 10000 acres of larI B.
would hold water to "a depth OF Sc.
.iDri The dam would D., e-5 u.
above bed rock At thiH nt ..
rogN a 90 feaf below TIE river d. a.
There .s no point lower down o. r
wh'r. bed fIrk .a nearer t0 th r.f
Uod Too dam would bC curved
stream. Nth % rrrs. Hf 1850 f,ef af z
e bottom measurement OF 300 lpp. III
lU 'ut'nW .' would hc $50 feet
thickness. and dt fhe tup twenty fe, 2
.u thickness. with % roadway fourteen
feet .u width aud arspots i've 'erf
In height
"To EI paso" said AR Hall he
NH'u valley s as Important no. Ind
El puso valley These plans provide
ur upulg.ns thu MosIlla valley a.
vD'I 1s tue 90 paeu valley with ad
abundance of water The results tcf
90 paso would hc as great as FROM tbc
proposed International dam at tbI4
point. while the results above wouIa
Pc ur Greater Tho International daua
proposed 20 cover up $4,000 acres a
GOOD land with water and bnckaafer
would destroy 10000 additional acres.
Altogether 10000 aprr. would }a det
stroy,d Zoo order go .fr.rate 10000 ltbs
or acre. of land W, uronUse Iu m
rIrlIO both tho 10000 acres OF .at.
which would hc destroyed and trs lO.
Uo0 acres which .Uu International fa.,
would .rrrate
Tho members of mo coruluuuj
board leave tUmurrUV might over theI
Santa Fu iU examine tho $40 flr hpl
dam and poo over fhr plans aUa .tI.
mates iust completed ln tho uehf lt
surveys which have hron made Amor
D couple of days near EueIa tuev win
Zoo Zoo IHs Cruces fo examine ha
surveys made tor diyru.ua dam
ruI canal near chat point
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
CANNOT STAND DEFEAT.
THE COMMENTS or SANTA re
AND LAS VEGAS PAPERS ON
BALL GAMES.

The Santa Pc bali team returned
.ast evening from their ,.sit to The
Territorial fair The local BAH play
ors fHol very h.tIor toward The um.
p.ra who otncated at mo games of
rU. tournament. and lboy say Doc De-
.0.rr.Iy caused their defeat In the
elm against Ia. Vegas and Aluu
lu.wuo hy unfair decisions AS the
tournament closed tho season. there
win No mo- more games In This city
until uryr year Santa Fo New Mex
'cau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
RAILROAD NOTES

(From Wednesdays Daily Clugpnl
AfJ,a u pleasant visit of few days
with mr. and Mrs Jack Fennpr Mr.
and Mrs. 4. w Records have return.
Cd to thelr homo at EstaucIa Mr.
Records ls the popular master mt
chanic 81 the Santa Fo Central
W. a. williams. who has been an
Engineer on the El paso a Northeast
ern for uo past year. and before that
time q fireman Boz tine same service
for some time. received his discharge
last week and will leave for Los An.
gclcs. Cal. ln iho near future
The telegraph of Durango says the
Denver 4 Rio Grando railroad does
not seem 10 bo unduly excited over
the railroad surveys roing ON Ia San
Juan oounty this territory. and says
that perhaps part Of the steel rails
being turned out To- Pueblo are intend.
al for tho short cat from Durango
10 Greed
Worth smyer conductor on the
santa ~ boy "a sudden urch OF his
train 10 near Shoemaker canyon the
other evening. was violently thrown
from ne frsln to the ground. severely
sruisinr him or the shoulder hui for
tuuately breaking uo bones An en-
zine vac attached to a way car. on
Whlcb BE- was brought to Ration early
sunday mornIns and h's Injuries
were attended t1 by Dr ShElsr
Accident Insurance policies have
Jaten q sudden boom among railway
passengers
WIN Brown. who has boon Dut pf
train service for some time. bias re
turned To- bis o'd job OFF switching
cars ln NJ Gallup yards
Col mDes Randolph who s prrsl
cent Of NI Ihc minor corporations 1i
che Southern Pacific BOZ Arizona was
boz IJrfsbure The other day.
The profits of tbD Pullman company
showed Az Increase of Sg9l 900 Iu thC
last year Perhaps the company
found SOM. way Goo make tlr porter
diyy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
rHE mAcHrusrs STRIKE

Discussed in the Annual Report Of
President Ripley
Ns.ussIun iHo NachiuHts strike
BOO Hs annual report President RIP
lUN off fHr Santa Fo SAYS
Certain unreasonable demands
mad. by Iha International Associa
".0 0r NacHuIst aavue been De-.
c'neH th0i organization declared n
strike ~ HH Hnu of Che company
-rfocu,, May 1904 which order
Vas quite eauota'E oU,yoi 600 the
westerns portion rf flo w aa
won H Dr" mum or 1f DW
p'Hg uu .h. ol.furu 3iF 0r $50
I.fnur 800. experienced iU films
the piece. of .buH0 vino ,pu .a. s.r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

tor OF Nalenoit county, taxes Tor leNd
si,57GsA
John e Spears treasurer and col
locto OF Mckinley county. taxes Tor
1908. t74f
John G.. plemmons. treasurer and
collector OF Sierra county. taxes FOR
1908. t72oSO.
Territory Of New Mexico.
Certificate.
Office Of tho Secretary.
C. j W. Reynolds Secretary of the
Territory of New Mexico. DO hereby
certify that there was hlod Tor rec.
ord In this office at o'clock a. m
on the fourteenth duy % October. A..
m 1904. articles OF Incorporation ~
Tho Monarch Grocery Company no.
$500 and aiso mat have compared
the following copy ~ the same with
tho original thereof now on dlC and dc
clare &c "a bo correct transcript
thcrefrom and OF the whole thereof
DO witness whereof have hcrounto
set my hand and AFFIXED my official
seal This fourteenth day of October.
A. D. 1904
lsiguodl D. W RAYNOIns.
Secretary Hf Now Noy'eu.
by
Osimcd GEO A. FLEMING.
Assistant Secretary
ARTICLES oF INCORPORATION or
THE MONARCH GROCERY
COMPANY
Know an men hv .1osD presents.
That we. Ray ID stevenson. Howard
L. Blair and John ~ Anderson uf Tho
c.ty az Albuquerque county OF Brr
nalI'o Territory oft Sew Mexico. aU
0f whom lrp riNzous of tho United
States aud of fho Territory off New
NcN.ro have tb.s Cav voluntarily as.
ISOLATED themselves together f1r the
purpose OF forming "a corporation un.
der Ihn laws of u.3 territory and
do hereby make. execute and acknowI
edge these articles of incorporation.
which Vhon signed shall constitute
'hc articles " Incorporation of tho
Monarch Grocery Company and $50 do
hereby certify as follows
First That the nl names of the
persons f0rWius said association are
1s above r.ycn
s.gop5 .rb. ..-,...,. .....
a,.f .grr,r,fi,, st,rf b. .ut .. .r..
Monarch Grocer, C.w,,,,
Third Tho oti.r,s .,5 .,r.....
FOR which said .grrrr,t.I, Oh. 49,,
and rr,afsB sr. .s g,.I,,. 800.
ror tho ,ur.b,s. and .,f. ~, .......
los and raper,I p.r.b,rI... ....,.. =.
wholesale ar rrsu
FeDrfr rt. ,u.a., ..,..t .......
tork of said rlru,rsfiop b. t., ,t...
and i've hundred dollar ar4..g r,,.
Hcr of .rarrs af .,If .,rrt,l .,..l
shall consist off one rggtr.4 and e,...
off rH, bar yarue of ora byrTrsl I.f
hr each All of rbs .t..l ,f ..Il
romnan, when sued "a. b. rr, ,..I
un and H1g.a.e...iuI.
F.hh The time Tor which said .1r
uou'.0u -haI. oxia. H drv Gu year.
from and after the datu of H. moor
Sixth Pie number OFF dfrsators ,f
.a.l corpora IUr shall NOT Boz loss than
tHuU, l8I nor mon. cham Eve ,5I ae
may 1n determined elmo to
f.me Hy thD stockholders OF
sa'l corporation and Inc names
and r....# .4....... ..# .......
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22
RAILWAYS KILLED a7s7 PEOPLE.
Interstate Commerce Commission
Says Danger Of Railroad Travel
az Shown ls Alarming.

A report issued by the interstate
commerce commission shows that the
total number of casualties Co persons
on railroads On tle United states dur
Inc the fsral vgsr oudlns juno 20.
1904 was 6it3U. comprising. 8.7s7
KILLED and 5i3l3 injured This shows
a large increase
Tho total number ~ collisions and
dcraIlmonts was 1870. involving 80
3N3.077 of DAMAGE to cars. engines
and roadways This ls an increase OF
cas- collisions and dcfaHments
The casualties were an increase of
ass Killed and 536G injured over the
preceding year -Four hundred and
twenty Of those killed were passeu
gers. and 1897 railroad employees and
~ those injured SO17 were passenger
and 1896 railroad employees Iuclud
ca in these Figures are the statistics
Tor the last three months of me year
which show total of 60I KILLED and
llnS injured. "a decrease from the
preceding quarter
Those figures 1u mo-. include casu
nlfioH Bi h'rhWny CROSSINGS irrsuaaH
"rs or persons walking 1l1ur their
Boo spots remote from 'ho railroad 1r
tn employee uu' actually nu Outs
nor .rfIu. accidents fu employees
which dd NOT prevent Thorn from per
'1rmnH their accustomed service for
moro than throo DAYS in The acere.
swe 1ur.nr 'ho ten DAYS immediate
.F following ihr accidents The re
port SAYS
GAS flc accident bulletins are Issued
'a furnish thn public with facts. thi7
e,hIhii Of thr dangers Of railroad trav.
OF H 1n exhibit which fho most con
.urra.ivo must agree should Doe torn
90 alarming ami viii not be- made
fFo subject nj comment iu This place
Uut % vl' Dee proper no. observe that
n8ch succeeding bulletin adds mater
.aNy fn mo mass of evidence going
tu enforce .hD observations and rec
ummeud1'I0ns which were made in
th, Ht annual report OF fhn commits
sion
H To- uop stated that there NJ good
authority fnr thc HBoomut that
.hnre will ho uo important changes
Loo me directorate 0f 'hc Santa Pc
system 81 fho Huyf auuuul meeting of
Stockholders fo ho held lu Topeka
vsek from Thursday Tho directors
whose Terms expire THIS year are pa
ward RsrvnI. " % EDrua r.. Sum
cor Hayes and A g. Iuhye n ia
stated hov will %. reelected and
THAT neither au'sn1 nor standard
Ou ufereats win have representa-
uou
% n Wu1ia. 70 telegraph '.nem8u
with the santa Fe at work npar las
Npeau hos been In the hospital up
thoro me past tNo weeks under troo'
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-22

Board Of Directors o. Rio crande Re-.
elected.
Tne annual meeting of iba Denver