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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

From rhursdays Daily Cuizon.
r. @. Marmon and daughter from
laruna, are In the city today on bust
ness.
Tho Woman's club win meet ON Fri.
day afternoon at 1880 O'Clock. in club
room at the Commercial club
Miss Martha Hartford, one of the
new public school teachers. win arrive
tonight from Council Grove. Kansas
Fiyr of fourteen hob0cs gathered up
.u Zoe Santa p. yard last night we're
nDtenced to Give days ou the CuaIu
auE by Judso CraW lord th.s morn.
ms
Mrs. @ w. Harrison returned last
evening from the east where she ac-
eompanici her son and daughter who
WII attend school at Notro Dame lu
diana
The Feast OF TaboruaClgs begins 0u
Saturday. Services viii ho held at
Temple Albert Friday evening 40 a..
rabbi. Kapln win lecture ou "a Feast
with the Lord What Does o. Mean
The public is welcome.
Dr. j q. WlrOth and family returned
last nlrht from an extended solourn
no san Francisco Or Wroth s a
Mason and attended the knights Tom.
piar trcnnlal conclaye. held two weeks
go at the Golden Gate city
D. D. Cook. a wollknown citizen of
socorro. came iu from the south this
morning and proceeded on t0 ST. Louis
100 tho delayed SO. PASSENGER ilr
COOS to see tho worlds t7ir. and fd
visit Mrs Cook. and SON, George r.
0.ok who s tho general foreman of
.Uo &c. Louis smelling and Rchuna
company. at Coli.usv'llo, ul
IS dispatch dated El paso says chat
A. B F1I. of LAS Cruces. and Charles
a. HmI have recently disposed Df d
lr.D tract of timber land Boz NcNIc.
I fo Sew York syndicate. tho ronsii
ration being flOUupOO THE land i
uuNH 1s mo Garcia tract of Chhua
1ua and was sold by MCssrs Fall m,
Iunt 90 70 handsome commission.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

The los Angeles Examiner of ro.
cont date contained a hne half tone
picture of Miss Carroll McComns. the
dauehter of Attorney and Mrs G.. G..
NeCnmas. formerly of this city, but
since leaving here residents OF los
Angeles The following article De-
printed In connection With the illus.
trltIon:
Miss Carroll NcComas one of Los
Angeles most popular girls. o. now
winning fame ON me theatrical stage
Zoo Europe whore She DIS with her moth.
.r Miss Carroll viii ho remember.
ej as the charming young daughter o.
Judge and Mrs G.. q McComas. and
who spent her childhood 90 this city.
She made her debut OF the local or
phoum ln wh.sIllug and dancing
uu before sho lcft school
after receiving nntterlng comment
on her local debut Miss McComas went
fo San Francisco. whore her success
was continued Later she iourncyed
ast and Joined o. stock company. of
which snc was the youngest member
This company was broken up after the
IroluoIs hro. several of the leading
members having persisted in th,
flames Miss McComas herself wa.
only saved from attending tho ulfat
$40 performance hy tho uclomoucy o
fhn weather
"NIsF NcComls JaIod some lm,
AGO with her mother for France When
seen yesterday Iudle McComas eait
Hat .0r Hye consecutive weeks sh,
charmed the audiences of one of On,
IwI.u1 .HoaJars of Paris. doing
vh.stHug aud dancing specially sh,
H refereed fa orr thC California Wills
J IIDr . s moss performing before
croWdD. houses Zoo Brussels. Belgium
Mrs N.'1mgs accompanies her tal
|rutr1 daughter as her business man
lager"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
THE DAVIS MANUSCRIPTS.
GIVEN TO NEW MEXICO HlsroRt
CAL SOCIETY THROUGH THE
EFFORTS or EX-GOVERNOR L..
BRADFORD PRINCE.

The N.N N,klg0 Historical society
has made valuable acquisition
through .hp efforts of Ex-Governor q.
% Prince as the following from tho
South Be.hlrhOm Oppunsylyaniul Daily
Globe indicates
when Gpuoal w. w. Davis. of
nui'ytuu pa. president off the Bucks
County Historical sloItiy. was acting
governor uf New MrAIco. lN55.b1. be-
had tho ancient records of the eXecu.
tive office at Santa We copied and
bound boz book FORM making "a volume
Of about iNn paEes These records re-.
lated to the conquest of New Mexico
hy me SpanIards The copies we're
made in spanish hy "a YOUNG MeXican
secretary who was afterwards killed
Hy ihe Apache Indians They formed
.bD basis for General Davis fnscin
atus work 'The spanish Conquest Of
Sew Mexico. which has since become
classic on that subject
THE wovk is now very rare and can
only occasionally he picked up boz old
book stores az high price The rec
lrds at Santa Fo. from which General
Davis volume was copied have since
been DESTROYED by Gre ConseQuD
HIs manuscripts book H of priceless
FUue. as DO Is tho only duplicate of
ibc records Boa existence. with one ga
capuon There Is "a copy of che hooi
deposited Boo iho Smithsonian lnstitu
zion at Washington Some years ago
at tbo request of the director of th,
Institution. General Davis gave hii
consent 90 have This copy made.
"a short time ago says the noyles
town Democrat Ex-Governor 1. Brad
/ ford prInco. of Santa Fe president of
ltho Historical society off New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

well cured Highest temperature. 80;
lowest 90. ra.u a trace.
Mimbres -Chas DonnIc Water 90
Mimbros river lowi good rainsi crops
dolug we'll. many have secured third
crop alfalfa IN good condition; hail
DAMAGED corn and other crops. grass
good and cattle in excellent condition.
Mouutalnair-J0 W. Corhett-
Rainfall night Of 18th was $50 inch
and W.ll help some u frost does not
come too soon.
pofea Francisco poroa Splendid
weather for maturing cereals and 9TH
cr crops gardens are good and have
mover seen general conditions b0ttor.
prospects Cor corn very good HIgh.
ESQ temperature. so; lowo.t 81.
Roc.ada Frank j Cutler so rain;
Cine weather for hay.us wheat aud
oats rlpou.ug slowly. Del On good
condition hl.ho.t temp turo si;
lowest. &C.
Rome samuel Dean Warm days
and cool nights with war able winds.
dr0ufb stIl continues and uo crops
and very little grass iu thlr vicinity
Russia ~ Curtlas lirht show.
ors and favorable conditions Cor veg.
citation. no froats yet
san Rafael DR. Charles g. Grover
quite "a rool shower FIRST Ot week
and country everywhere rofreshcnod.
tas of last week asa mo- harm; grass
tuao hitch almost everywhere and
s.oot could not look b.ucr .watormcl.
1us rino. chilli beginning to turn. late
cabbage heading fast and fold corn
almost ripe Highest temperature. So:
lowest. l3; rain. 0.32 inch
Santa Fc-U weather Bureau
Temperature nearly normal and gen.
oral conditions were favorable for ma.
turing crops Precipitation a trace.
Vormiio w. Adams Frosts
have occurred hui 0a yet ma enough
to DO ans material damage: a few
light shower. E.s.CH temperature.
"a lowest 30: ram. D1e inch.
j. B. SLOAN.
Ac Ug Sec lln Director
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

wrote 20 General Davis. asking him
10 deposit me Ola manuscript hook
in tho archives of the society. The
owner of the treasure vas IMPRESSED
with che appropriateness Of the ne.
quest and after siying the matter due
consideration ho concluded to present
The volume to tho New Mexico socle.
y. re had prior 90 the receiving
the iD.iDr from Ex-Governor Prince.
decided to deposit the book 90 the
musgum OFF ihe Bucks County Hisiori.
cal society. but as che work De- In
spanish aud 70 has no particular hls.
ior'Cal value to the county. hc recon.
s.1orod That decision
"Ev Governor Prince. during the
nart lcw weeks. was nj the worlds
llr where ho De- acting as one Of
ro Jurors of history within q few
s Doe wrote General Davis another
atiof ansaasiins chat hc send the
boob t8 So Louis. whore 90 could be-
placed 8U0ne Ncw Mcxicos exhibits
90 me eynon fIon General Davis
shipped tho book to Ex-Governor
Prince ON Thursday evening
After the close of The worlds fair
% vi'l be taken 90 Santa De and dc.
posted among tho most valued treas.
urrs in the museum of the Historical
Society of New Mexico General nav
s action mo- doubt VIII meet with the
hearty appreciation Of the momlera OF
that society"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

George LeauHrI arrived in El paso
Sunday and hIs particular business
bore a fo JrF and interest local mu-
sIclnus in the great band contest to ho
pulled on durng tho fair at Aibu.
Querque next month He wants az
least one band from here and is work
ing hard Co goo strictly amateur or
mnlzhtion to enter the race lie re-
ports Chat Doe has secured The famous
Eagles band from Trinidad. the Las
VEGAS military band the rogimortal
band from Santa BE- the Ration band
and two from Albuquerque.
I'm fact" said Nr LoaWard. 1--WE
win have enough t0 make "a big par
AIDE. even o. $50 were to have nothing
else Half q dozen bands in the city
for @ week win liygn up things more
than anything else ON the program --
El paao News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Special lu The Citizen.
socorru. sept 2l-Dr samuel r.
Emmou-. who has general suporyia.
lon of the metal mining division of
tug United states geological survey,
visited soCurru yesterday. Professor
Emmons was all day "a consultation
vita Dr. koygs, president Of the New
MoNco School OF Mines. in regard 90
th.s work. aud also concerning other
work 20 Dee done by tho federal sur.
Eey boz Ncw Mexico The United
States geological survey will soon
have two mapping parties in che field.
ono party carries the b .mary triansu
.auuu aud precise loyolng from lhe
Gua forest reserve 10 the Rio Grando
end thence up the river tO Colorado.
whore Dc connects with precise work
already done This work will occupy
ail winter aud next spring.
A second party of surveyors VIII
leave Montana shortly for New Mex
.cu, and will construct ou "a large seal,
relief base of the region around So
zorro aud Go he called the Socorro
quadrangle The geologic, mining and
economic features viii be worked by
Dr. Reyes. Professor Gordon and as
slstants oi the School of Mines and
transferred 10 the base map as th,
field work Is completed
Another similar area, including th'
Magdalena mining district. will boz tak
eu up BOZ lihp manner Dr. koyos ha.
thls work oi the gc0l0gicnl marplnl
FOO hand pr Emmols left last nigh
for Washington ID g., but VIII re
turn 10 soclrro later lu the season.
The men held iu iail here for rob
bIug dtpots OF the Santa be rallwa.
waived examination before Judg
Green and were bound over to tb
|uDNt grand jury
/ The marriage of tno daughter ID
/ County Treasurer naca 90 noaudi
/ Baca occurred yesterday az the nom
I 1f the parents of the bride here. Th
/ wedding was notable ior the large al
/ tendance and the many beautiful pre-.
rutc bestowed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Abort Coplln employed at the Nir.
ginia mine in the Burro mountains,
met with "a severe accident Friday
says the silver CITY independent lu
some manner he stepped or fen into
a 32tout shaft being precIpltaiod the
entire distance io tho bottom, He
was injured about the hack ana hips
and ut flrsi ii was feared that bis
condition was very serious PIE was
brought 30 the ladies hospital in
This city f0r medical treatment and
Is making good progress towards no.
coyory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
La Vcnaa Mnrrlane.

AZ he homo ol Mrs VIM white.
mother of the bride, there was a quiet
wedding nt 90 o'clock Sunday morn.
Iug Miss Rose L.nlorman plighied
her troth with Mr. Charles Rogers,
the Rev Norman Skinner performing
thc ceremony says the Optic only
fho immediate relatives Of tho con-
tracing parties were present
Although friends OF the two popular
young people were not without aus.
p'cIon however that the happy and
suspicious event would ho ON the
aroHda before long the exact date was
Kept secret
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

There o. movement ON foot Co or.
gaulzC either q race COZ flir ass0qia
ton It ia proposed to have the pre-
liminary race tho hst week in this
month Those Interested are making
efforts TO get uunltor of race horses
here now ON the circuit going south
The fair grounds are being fixed up
and an export o. now at work putting
the track in first class condition. An
arrangements are expected to bo CON.
plotcd by next week.. says the Re-
porter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Pueblo. Sept 20 Santa BE passen.
ger train no O. west bound was
wrecked today al Nepesta. east Of pa.
ehlo. Three shoppers lct the track
hut only a few passengers were slight
ly hurt a broken rail is said 90 bee
the cause ol ihe accident
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Debs spoke 10 the Boiling Sum-
Under thr rais of rcl.hot sun Hon.
Eugene v prHs 'ho socialist candt
date for president 0f The United States
spoke for nearly au hour at the local
depot th.s morning aud as he wore mo-
hat or cap tu shield his bald head from
The sun % is dollars to doughnuts that
the head of Dhv distinguished socialist
was prctiy badly unburned before he
conclhiod hir speech Candidate Dehs
arrived ou the limited. and on being
MET Dog o. committee Of local socialists,
be- was escorted to 900 empty express
truck, which on mounting be- deliv'
erred very characteristic socialist
speech Mr nens has been in She eye
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Mrs Barbara naca do Romero, wife
of Victor Romero. of Frisco. died in
soc0rro uf heart disease at the axe
0f 90 years Mrs Romero was born
an reared in Socorro. but for thirty
years had made hes nome at Frisco.
She leaves a husband and Two daugh.
tor Mrs Clement Hightower and
Mrs Jas Taylor. t0 mourn her loss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
OFFICIAL MsTTERi.
IRRIGATION CONGRESS - HOME
STEAD ans DEsERT LAW en-
TRIES.

Governor Otoro has appointed Dr.
Francis o. n Fo.t of las Vegas. as
an additions! delegate from New Mex.
Icl to the American international Tu-
bcrcuiosls convention. which meets In
st louis October @. 9 and @
Final Homeatead Entry.
THE following 1lnl homestead entry
hoe boon maIc DOB tho United States
land office.
3io2 inllanio A de Moya. widow
of Juan Ys'dr0 Wota. Wue0n Mound.
sEh sEh section 30. and Nh NEtt.
section 800. o. in q. % 20 %. 100 acres
M Mora county
Delegates 90 irrigation Congress.
Mayor Gibson. Iu "a ouIi ior lho Ncw
McsIco lrrisaton cousross. which viii
he held Boo Albuquerque during the
Territorial f1lr pose month. has an-
pointed iho following persons as dole.
gates from thr cIty of santa Pc. T..
D. Prince. e. o. Easiey. q. % Catrou.
Amad0 ChaEpa. Antonio Ortiz. J. ~.
sloan. simon Nuabaum Frank owen
and Jose scrura
Homestead Entries.
Tho following homestead entries
have boon made .u tha United States
land office.
Soso. Enrique soho1ro. NEh sEh
section p T @ q. r ~ q. 100 acres
Zoo Valencia county
S0s1 Jose do Jesus fucero Martin.
Oh. SAG seq section 2O. WE SWh
section 90. o. 20 81. R Jos p. 100 acres
Iu Colny county
Final Desert Land Proof
Tho i1l'Dwus final proof off "a desert
land claim has boon made in the
United States nui office
a0. sim Galley Hach Lake. $40
NWh MES NWI saeI0n @. SEA
sW4 section O. o. ls ~. % 90 o.. 100
acres iu CoIHy county
sos2 David o. M.K,ror WAGON
Mound sia NWh section Do. n % o..
SIS NEii section lI % I'D q. "a 23 81.
100 acres in Mora county
NoS2 perlrriO Alcon Wag0u Mound.
lot O. section 800. Iut ana Ett sWia
section 40. o. los. RItE. 1887 acres
boz Mora county
s,,,,. ,.. ..,,.,' 49,
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been received d.. Territorial Trcasnr
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

/. o Dodge has been do.ng duty
as chief dispatcher az Williams dur
ing mo rush of special trains 90 the
canyon the past few weeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Hon Jerry Simpson Of Roswell. re-
cclved q request from DAM. McCon
uel chairman OF the speakers bureau
of tho democratic national commit
toe. 20 speak ln fho doubtful states
during the month of OcIoHor Mr
Simpson viii accept tho offer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

nuhlicaus of Torrance county win hold
a convention at Man1ano on October
: and nominate a iuu county ticket
Mr. Meyer states that william Mcin.
tosh VIII ho tho candidate Tor county
collector nnd treasurer and Angus
MtGillisray ono of enc county com.
miaslpuors The new county goes into
existence on January I. 1905 SIR
Meyer says Estanclu la growing and
hig preparations ere eoine 0n incident
Co beginning vort on che Albuquerque
Eastern ruad.
The Esnlcs Held interesting Meet
lnq.--Tho lodge of Eagles held a most
interesting meeting lost night. and
transacted much business of interest
20 the lodge The Eagles win keep
"open hgrao" during fair week. and
Frank Ackermln. Frank Mckee aud
w y Walton we're appointed % make
ON arrangements f1r che open house
festivities. anI tp extend an invita-.
tion to mo Earles OF Trinidad. Ra.
ton. El pn81. Prescott. Silver City.
Roswell and elsewhere Co attend the
fair nn1 t1 accept courteaica from tho
local Els.Cs The matter OF the Eagles
takInn part Boo the oXcur ION Sunday
60 Santa DO was discussed and O. was
agreed t0 get Hs many ns possible 90
go up on thn excursion train
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Us funny how anybody can Judge
how much better Il 10 Tor hia health
20 be out in the free afr al the races
than 20 be shut up in a atuffy church.
New York Free Pro8a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

The Entertainment a Dig Success.
In defiance of the rain. which came
down in torrents. the Derby nay"
entertainment and ball given in the
Elks entertainment parlors last even.
me proved a rattorlng success. The
attendance was large. tho features OF
amusement. including dancing, were
delightful and wlthul tho affair was
one 90 be- remembered with pleas
uro Mrs May Scbustor. Mrs samuel
Ncustndt and Mrs Alfred Gunsfolu
took an active part IN arranging the
affair and 60 them Is due the credit
OF its success. The derby Day" en-.
tortalnmont was given under the aus.
picoB OF the Hebrew Ladies' Boneyo,
lent society. and the society secured
n neat sum Of money as a result OF
lt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

90 Che public so long and has made
so many speeches that ho "a perfectly
familiar with the subject be handles.
and d. never lost Tor q word to make
90 appear that the working.
men are not getting their just dues.
Mr. Dohs goes to California. where ho
viii make quite o. number of stump
speeches fof the socialist party.
Cattle and sheep Transfer. w. 8.
Fullerton Lett last ulght Tor the Prairie
Mountain ranch ON the San Augustine
plains. owned iy himself and brother
Mr. Fullerton has Just closed deal
with D. A. Miera. OF Cuba sandoyal
county whereby Fullerton Bros. ac.
Cepl 1900 sheep ln trade for between
goo and 500 cattle There was also a
cash consideration in the trade
Can u Be PossIhlo9-The o. &C.
Says Joseph % stahl a prominent
contractor of Albuquerque is here
today purchasing planning mill and
building material to bo used in some
work ho haa under construction down
there. EtCryboay don't know 3d. but
DO Or a fact that building material is
much cheaper In las Vegas now than
BE- ls lu Albuquerque. or .n fact any
whore else
A Las Vegas sinacr.-A pleasing
feature of the meeting oi the New
Mexico Irrigation association. which
VIII be- held ln Albuquerque October
il will ho an irrigation song
hy Mrs a. C.. Rankin of Las We.
gas Las Vegas poet Is the author
of the words. which viii Boz set to
The tune of The star Spanglod Ban.
nor q chorus of school children
viii accompany Mrs Rankin
stein az SAINTS Fe-Charles A stein.
general mahagOr oft tbe Equitable ,lfe
Insurance association of Colorado.
U1h and Wyoming. with head.
quarters n Denver s guest of Mr.
aud Mrs. a ~ Herggrc. al tholr resi-
deuce GOO Grant avenue Mr Stein
wac boo business twenty years ago in
Albuquerque. and be- therefore ac.
uua.utDd with many old timers ln che
territory Bee came Tor rcst and ro.
creation and Is enjoying h.s stay
ycry much New MEXICAN
Has Returned 10 ssrts re.-Judgc
A. Abbott. attorney for the Pueblo
Indians. has returned 90 his hoadluar
tors 40 Santa Fo from O. brlUf visit
to this city on official business While
lu Albuquerque Mr. Abbott mot soy.
oral officials of The Indian office. who
were c0nforrIng regarding the cX
londituro of the $4,000 recently ap
I pruprIntei FOR tho Improvement and
cNloua on of 'ho local Indian school f0r
/ The b. BIOS 30 decision has yot
I been reached regarding this matter
Cot Everything Ne Wen. After
\ The Pennington Hustler says Col
| ID X. B. SELLERS and wife dropped la
last Tuesday The colonel comes tC
boom the Albuquerque far and oy
cry one should boost and give th'
colonel all thp support they eau "Ho1
Mon. the Pike loo Albuquerque VIII
/ Bo "a Warm One Colonel Seller.
has returned to this city. and ho got
/ everything hc went after in me SHI
Juan cDuutu. HiH trip WAS Indeed .
very profitable one. as Gar as tho inu
los concerned.
N -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
LOCAL NEWS
.-rom Wadna-lnEa Dany clLIlen.

From Wednesday, Daily Citizen
pebs Going to csllSornla.--it is ro.
ported that Euror" Dobs, the social.
ist candidate for president will pass
through The city This evening
Socialist Debs TouIght-Eueone ".
poha. tho socialist candidate Tor presi-
dent of tho United States. who viii
pass through th.a cIiy tonight tor Cal.
uornia will deliver a short speech at
Che local deu0. ou the arrival OF No.
PASSENGER train from Che east and an
socialists ALSO others, are requested
Zoo turn out guI hear tHe distinguished
socialist.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Jesse NJ Whoolock visits City
Jesse NJ Whepluck one of tho ruHtl
Ing real estate agents and architects
OF Albuquerque iu the early days is
Coz the city today. coming ln from "a
business trip Co southern California.
ne is now located IN Providence.
Rhode Island. and viii continue on bis
hamoward Journey tomorrow morning
This is Mr Wboolocks fret visit 90
Albuquerque for nearly uiuc years,
ard ho says he notes many suhstan.
tial improvements re was among tho
first architects in this city, and su.
porIntendod lhc construction of many
of the clty's first class buildings
Sad Mission Performed and Now Re-
turning Home.-As stated ln The CIT
zen yesterday afternoon the funeral
and burial of Mrs J p. Glrard occur
red yesterday morning Two sisters
uf the deceased. Mr. Thomas Martin.
| of Saliua. Kansas. and Mrs John Me-
Gownu of BroOknold. No. the latter
with her two daughters. win return 90
/ .heIr respective homes tomorrow
: morning Mrs Anna nOurhor "a Sis.
| ter of the deceased. and daughter.
/ Mrs Mccoy came ON from Hl paso.
and the latter returned t0 the Pass
| city last night Charles Girard, a
son of tho deceased viii remain a
few days longer, and ON his return tu
Los Angeles will De accompanied west
by hIs aunt Mrs pougher Since lcav
ms This city Charles Girard has pros.
pprcd. and is now wollknown South.
ern Pacific passenger conductor. run.
ming between los Angeles and Mo.
have no the bereaycd relatives he
/ citizen extends ts coincidence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Candidate Meyer Here.-lulius Mey.
er prominent citizen oi Esiaucla and
me republican candidate Tor the nom.
irauon OF HERTZ of the new county ui
Torrance was here yesterday ON bust
ness. leaving thIs morning for bis
home Mr Meyer stated that the re-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Cont Miss O.. 10 you miss Che show
tonight. known as the Albuquerque
uere DAY. ,ou viii undoubtedly miss
a Efut f,aD hence The CltIzen ad.
visos 600 i's readers to attend 10 will
take place d. l.lks ball room, under
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Temple Albert congregation. and Viii
prove Interesting from beginning TO-
end Funds derived thereirom are for
la worthy ,aHs, therefore an should
attend