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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
CHRISTMAS SHOOTING
At TOWN OF CAPTAIN
4 CELEBRATION ENDS IN THE
ACCIDENTAL KILLING or JOS
EpH BANNON.

Tho CAPTAIN News. a weekly paper
published az Capitaa Lincoln county.
issued January I, and Just received o.
Tho Citizen Once gives the follow.
Ing account OF the accidental killing
Of Joseph Bann0n there on Christmas
morning.
AZ an carly hour Christmas morninE
as the people we're returning from the
bal. a number OF shots were heard to
quicb succession Ia the vicinity OF the
co. u house, Investigation revealed
the ufelosa body OF Joo Bannon ia his
own room. with n bullet wound Ia bis
head. and hlE wife kneeling beside
tho body, white their children tran.
gully slept. dreaming. perhaps. Of
what santa Claus would bring them.
A coronor's jury was lmpanelled 90
investigate the tragedy. Tho invest.
CATION resulted iE a verdict that the
deceased came TO his death from the
effects OF a bullet wound IN the head.
and that the shot Was fred by Frank
l.. Loving. ami was accidental
From the evidence given az the In.
quest and facts that we're learned. Il
appeared that Loving and Bannon.
with their families. occupied the same
house jointly. Loving and Bannon and
wife attended the ball and went homo
together Loving. who had beon
drinking freely during the evening,
got bis rife. a modern long range
gun. went outside and began shooting
Quite a number OF shots we're die.
charged, presumably by way OF cello.
braung Ono of the steel jacket bul.
lets passed through the wooden walls
OF the building, where Damon ana his
wife were couyoCslug. entered the lefi
side OF his mead. coming out OF the
right side between the oyo and ear IN
a direct line from the point OF entry
killing him Instantly.
Loving was arrested aud had a pre-
liminary hearing the same day and
was placed under $500 bonds 10 ap
pear before tho grand jury.
Tho deceased had ranch near the
Tucson mountain. but moved 10 town
some months ESQ In order that hl'
Calldrou could attend school Ho ran
a small meat market on Fourth street
and was about 80 years OF age. ia
care 20 this county from Texas
Loving Is also from Texas, but ha'
lived here several years. His wifi,
/ died about four months ago. leaving
/ him several Young children.
The tragedy caused a general shocl
20 the community. and clouded th'
l anticipated plcaaurea OF the day.
This has bcon the second time "a
the history OF CAPTAIN. that a tragedy
occurred on Christmas day Thoma
/ Doudrick killed. a man named Black
burn az North Captain on Christmal
day. 1900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
WITH ROCKS As WEAPONS
ADELAIDE wARRlck, 4 SECTION
HAND, BoMbAboEo J. e. IA.
COMES SALOON SANTA re.

With pieces Of paving block as wea.
Pons and frunzied o. a wild beast from
over Indulgence Ia alcoholic atlmu.
lant Adelaide Warr1ck, a section
hand descended Monday evening on
the calOon OF j. n. iacomo. on San
francisco street. Santa Fe and be-.
fore be- was brought 90 bay al the
point Of revolver In Tho hands Of
the proprietor, succeeded 10 breaking
an Of the glass In the front % the
storerOOm. and ia wrccking a portion
u the furniture and wares IN the Gale
The damage 90 the property Is aorious
and amounts 10 about $500.
The incident occurred az about 10
O'Clock. pursuant 20 Warrlck being or
dered to leave the place by the pro.
prietor, az be vas On a very drunken
hghtlng and dangerous mood. War.
rick resented being ordered 10 leave
and was finally Bummarily elected
Crossing the street he gathered up an
armful OF broyen paving rocks on the
vacant LOT opposite. on the corner of
San Francisco street. and Don Gaspar
avenue, and proceeded 90 lombard the
front OF The cafe
Life and Property In Danger.
when ordered 90 dcsiBt By the pro.
priotor Do hSvamC an tho more
4 abusive and the heavy pieces of paw.
/ ing block Cow the faster Realizing
/ that both bis l,fe and property we're
ln danger. az well as the lives OF the
employees aud patrons who were in the
/ cafe. and there being uo peace officers
la sight. Mr.. LaComo at the point o'
/ a revolver repeatedly ordered War:!ck
/ 90 stop throwing the dangerous mia
sIlos.
The sight OF the revolver had no of
feet ON the frenzied man. who conlln
uod tU hurl rocks at the front OF tho
cafe aud through the windows Final
/ Is Mr. Lacomo discharged hts revolver
BOZ the air. the bullet passing through
the transom over tho front door.
Two Bullets Took Effect
The shot Boz the air d.i not scare
/ WauIok iu lhe least and hereupor
Mr. lacomo fred towards the noor
Warr.ck still continuing 90 bombar.
the cafe with rocks Mr. lAcOme tool
aim at tho lower limbs OF his asHail
ant. drod. and a bullet penetrated The
muscular wall 0f the tDdOmon
second shot aimed Of Warrlck strucl
him ON the Evbd Neither or th'
woundauro r,rious ana Dr N DIaz
who attended Warrlck saws ho will D..
around again inside Of ten days
Proprietor lgCome was being con
| graduated later that might by FREUD.
con his miraculous escape from death
To regretted having 20 are upon War
rick. but stated be- had Co DO go q.
protect bio lie and property Ho ID
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
oEArH or or. MeooNALo.

Dr A. a. Mcdonald. physician and
surgeon for the Colorado Eel and
Iron company. with hoaGquartora Sc
t1orro. this county, died Thursday ~.
ening az Santa iu.a under very sad
circumstance. saya the silver City
Independent.
Hls death waa the result OF blood
poison contracted Just exactly one
week prior while engaged ~ ME pro
feaalonhl capacity % attending a case
20 confinement fho infected past
vas a hngor on the .uFt hand and the
lniury was not thought 81 arst TO be
aorious By the following Tuesday
no progress had been made. and DR..
strong OF Santa Rita was summoned
and an operation performed Tho next
day the patient was taken 90 Santa
Rita where more careful treatment
could be Afforded Iona. resulting
from other complications. ohauod the
same day and mo patient never raj.
lied. dying New Years eve az 1850
clock Tho remains we're brought
20 Silver city and shipped % Dr. Mc.
Donald former home Victor. Colo.
saturday evening.
Deceased waa aoout aixty.four years
20 age. having come 20 Grant county
ast May 40 was a physician and
surgeon or much experience and abll.
10y and bad been in the employ OF
the Colorado t'uol and iron company
Tor many years past. navlnE bees
stationed nt Rocky Ford. Colo. for q
period OF fourteen years Hc was
mighty esteemed ana regarded whore
acquitted In Grant county especially
M the mining camp OF FiCrro. wnoro
De- ia best known and loved. To
.s survived by "a vito and three daueh
tors tRp OF whom live vita The
mother a' Victor che third being mar
riod aud rawd.ng 90 California. Mrs
NclFnai ned Deon informed % her
1uhn.u't srsn,sa and Lad reached
hihug irruuN on her way % bic bed.
80 whom uo;ibCd hls death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
POSTOFFICE TROUBLES
Several Carriers and 0,hsT EmDloyss
Are on the Sick List,
PAY YOUR BOX RENT

Postmaster Hopkins said 20 The
Citizen this morning.
There haa been sOmo strenuous
times around this once the past
month Three Of my carriers have
been on che sick iist and the once
brce IL working until 10 O'Clock and
n O'Clock a. nlght TO Keep the i'm.
monse volume OF mail pouring into
me once iron conEeatlng.
Carrier u. % Fhiilipa. route No. 4.
had b0iis ON his neck and wac laid
% for quite a while. but fortunately
waa able 20 return to work few
days ago
Carrier ID W. Lane route No. Q.
sprainod bis foot and It laid him ZAP
toF ropairu
Carrier g. r. Morrison. mute No
Z. waa also ON tho sick ust
sidney HouEhton. route No 6. had
me grippe ana is SEE unable 10 carry
bic route
This once has only two substitutes
~ you see we have been having a
hard time getting the mail 10 the poo
pie.
Carrier C. A Turner route No 2.
- the only route man have. that
has not been on tho sick llst. and the
pcople living on route No 2. are prob
ably he only patrons oi the ONCE who
havn't u Kick on the tardy or mixed
delivery of incoming mail
"Tho receipts OF tho ONCE con.
tInued the postmaster. have incroas.
cd the past year $4,000 over the pre-.
seeding year Tho receipts FOR 1900
were something near $4,000. while
curing 1909 they amounted 20 about
t22 1000 Tho gain OF 1909 over 1901
vaa not nearly aE great az the gain
" the year JUST past over the pre-.
eeodlnr year. which is strong evi.
donco of the marked growth Of sac
city during the past year.
q wish you would say to the pub
hc that people having boxes must pay
their rent before the 10Th of the
month. or else cali for their mail AZ
she general delivery window.
u haven't the authority TO allow
box rents 20 become over due and the
inspector. when here a few Gays ago
gave me a going over for u. and
am called on "a enforce my inatru
tions Box rent must 90 paid before
the 10Th OF the coming month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
EXCITEMENT At ROSWELL
TIE EscAsAoE Of 4 FOURTEEN
YEAR OLD GIRL STARTS ONE
HUNDRED MEN ON A NIGHT
SEARCH.

Quite q eommdtion was caused az
Roswell last week owing tO tho Dis.
appearance over night OF Erma. the
f0urteeny daughter ~ Mr.. and
Mrs.. j. A. CottInEham. Al Z 80 o'clock
The Gre bell waa rung ana over q hrn
ired men started out on a search for
the girl, who Il was supposed, had
been kidnapped -Four hours later
the child was found at tho shelby
hotel Together with another girl
Cora D0yoy, aud two y0rss a.,=. she
bai been out siroilIng lato iu the
evening and wa afraid 20 go home.
one of the young men therefore s".
cured a room for the two glris a. tho
hotel After the Girls had gone 20
their MONS. the hotel clerk ordered
the young men out OF the house The
Young men were ar, e8tod but we're
later RELEASED Cott,rgham Intended 10
shoot them but bettor counsel pre-
vailed: gtill be insists that both Of
.Eem must leave Roswell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

In their 1904 calendar Just received,
n W. Aver & Son have adhered 10
their popular conception OF q busl.
TCss ,aiendar, Int have "a ,agll the
dosisu and ca orlnE The sac "a ug
same about fourteen by twenty eight
inchea, with large rCalaNlo dates, Tut
the clay modelled design printed IN
sepia tlntB. gives more prominence 10
their well known motto. Keeping
Everlasting a. Il Bringn Success, {"
not a bad thing, by the way. for buHi.
ness people, aud most other people.
10 have before them throughout The
year
The blank spaces occurring each
month contain terBo preachments Ca
bUslneas.gettinE advertising ia gen.
eral, and W a. Aver a Sons meth.
DDS OF advertising IN particular.
the whole forming very interesting
and instructive lesson On productive
publicity
Il o. generally conceded that this
advertising agency annually eHpenda
more money tor advertising than any
other concern OF the kind. which faas
lends interest 10 their utterancea On
the subject.
REQUESTS for this calendar address
cd 10 their Philadelphia once, accom-.
panied by twenty-five cents 10 cover
cost and postage, viii be- taken care
OF for the present Last year che SEP
ply lated barely ton days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
THAT DALLA ROAD
LETTER ON SUBJECT RECEIVED
~ JERRY SIMPSON.

The following letter received today
hy Hon Serry simpson. explains 70.
coli says the Roswell Record
Amarillo. Tex. Dec 81. 1903.
Hon Jerry Simpson. Roswell New
Mexico.
Ny Dear SIr and Frlond.-l SUP.
pose that you have been appraised o,
the fact that We now have the charter
Tor the Texas. New Mexican a West.
crn railway. and that actual work has
begun az Dallas Texas. pointing out
towards your country. have boen
awarded the contract 10 secure the
rightofway and bonus for the line
from Dallas 30 the terminus % ths
road.
1T is now up 20 your citizens.
whether they will have the road or
not
There ls no question whatever
about the road being built. ne 81 has
been financed and they ere at work
and have lot several important con.
tracts along the line.
What will Roswell aud vicinity
DO for the rold9 We have several
propositions from New Mexico points
but the intention Is 10 come 90 your
place an thIuEs being equal
% will be- pleased u you VIII got
}our people ogethor and give ua au
.dcs what 90 depend upon in the
way of bonus and rightotway. do.
pot grounds and terminal facilities
We are ready for any proposition that
you may have t0 offer Tor the con
sidoratlon OF thc new enterprise. and
&c you can come up 20 our require
mcnts We are ready TO negotiate with
you Tor a speedy construction Of the
road
with best wishes f0r tup New
Year WILL a. MILLER. Ilt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH TIERS

married They have not returned.
and none OF the congressman
friends have any idea where they are.
MT Hare has been a figure Ia Tex.
aa politics many years. TIE vas born
In Ross county. Ohio. and was oducat
cd in Indiana BE is closely related
TO General Haze. who rescued Li0uten.
ant Gilmore an tho Philippine war.
Judge Hare served in lho Mexican war
aa a private re served a. chief
Justice OF New Mexico. but gave up
that Office 90 enter the confederate
army After the war no settled in
sherman. Texas. and was district
Judge there three years Ho was
elected 10 congress ln 1856. succeed.
lng tho late Governor ThrockmOrton.
After serving Two terms and vnile "a
candidate Tor third. one Of bis
friends 90 congress asked him Hare.
have YOU any opp0sii.On2'
mot much. said the Judge. conn.
IDENTIFY. There De- young follow
named Joe Bailey who has announced
himself but he is fresh from Mis-.
sissippi aud Texas Amt importing
congressman
Tho result was q painful surprise %
SIR Hare zoe Bailey carried every
county lu tho district except Gray.
son. Mr. doreF homc county seuat
on Bailey De- row warm friend ui
hr flare. as rie al thH Texas con.
groasmon Ai'or h.s defeat MT Hare
retired from politics and settled In
Washington, wh,ro ho practices law
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

q YOUNG MAN piEs m KS geo
AT HIs CAMP M Cha. Es coUN.
~.

Roy Bonnet a young man about
"a years OF ago came in Tuesday
from Hagorman's COW ranch on the
long Arroyu 90 miles southeast and
reported that be- had found the dead
body % q man near the old Divers
AZ CauscY windmill. and nc Identified
the body as that Of Iewio Wigloy who
has been working ou a well outft for
man named Stewart on tho Hind
place near thiB city. says the Roswell
Register Bonnet who is cowboy
Immediately reported hia chastity End
a the hcadquari OF the ranch
and came 90 town 90 report 90 the
officers TIE stopped NJ the Hindo
place aud reported the ,acts % MT.
uindo. and Mr. Hindc telographod the
deceased mans brother and sister ~
Amarillo Of the strange death. n
seems that Wlgloy was IN search %
a load Of wood, and was DRIVING a
team OF mules. and foul play "a nof
suspected q Ia thought tnat heart
failure was tuo cause Of death az tho
man vas found dead 10 HE bed Wig.
lev was a young man about 20 years
uf age and was apparently healthy
sad robust, and was eta feet % height
nonnot. says, u found tie body near
the wagon. and th8re was not any ovi.
donco OF foul play, as ! examined the
body and there was not any blood In
sight and the body aid not seem b
10 bruised I recognized the body Of
Lovio WiEley. % I knew him person.
ally. lie had made up hls bed neas
the wagon. but when found the body
&c was Just 90 one side 81 the bed and
Il seemed that be had struggled out
Of same
the coronors Inquest was held a.
no o'clock D M Thursday. The jury
viewed the romsius NJ The mortusr
and rendered their verdict Al the o.
fee Of the justice o. the peace
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

a disastrous cave in. covering near
ly AN of the present wornugs has 0c.
CURED az tho Commonwealth mine az
poarCo. Arizona. causing the same 90
ho closed down. AN tho present Tim.
boring has been crushed. and tho
workings rendered useless The shut.
down has thrown 200 minors out Of
employment. and 100 other employees.
The settling has been very gradual but
general throughout the mine, which
viii have TO bee opened up anew in
new ground lhe management pro.
pose 90 wait Until the movement of
the ground Coaho6, al which timo thoy
viii begin developments al other
points. The commonwealth b. opemt
ed by a close corporation, and ha5
been a large producer Tor the past slK
years lts yearly output is over $780,
900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
WORLDS FAIR POINTERS

Model schools for the blind and
deaf
Ola 81 Louis as Il was 100 years
ago. o
Ice plant produces 80 Otous Of Ice
daily.
Special building on Art HIN Tor
sculpture
Typical 50 mining camp in Mining
Gulch."
Jubilee presents Of tho late queen
Victoria
outdoor mining exhibit, covering
twelve acres
Roso garden. six acres IN area,
$4,000 rose trees
'kiug Gotten, O statue IN cotton
90 feet hign
sunken gardens 400 feet long and
100 feet wide
History Of the louisiana Purchase
told On flowers.
Approximate cost Of tho Exposition,
$4,000 600
Palace Of Education, $50 BY 100
feet. cost t3io.99o.
Palace Of Electricity, 525 BY 100
feet, cost SIS $40.
Towers on Palace OF Machinery are
265 feet tall
Forty thousandhorse power foi
llNp1altlon uses
Iarges; silver nugget ever mined
weighs five tons.
Fair opons April 30, 1885, closes
December !. 1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

determined. however. 20 prosecute him
to the full extent OF the law The tes-
umony Of several eye witnesses cor
roboratea Mr. incomo'F position In ov.
cry particular. and that the shooting
was necessary End iustlnablc.
Held Under 5000 Bonds
a warrant wac sworn out before
Justice OF the Peace jose Maria Car.
with shooting Warrick Tie was sub.
scquontly released under $1,000 bonds
pending an investigation 81 the status
Of the case by District Attorney y. g.
Abbott.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
R.CHlEF JUSTICE HARE
AT THE AGA or sEVENTYslK
YEARS, HE FIGURES M AN
ELoPEMENT.

Judge Sllas Hare, who was chief
I.slCe OF this territory many years
ago, has just created some excitement
ln Washington circles by figuring IN
an oiopemont A dispatch OF recent
date from that city says
EKEOnmossman silas Hare 76
years old. olopod with Mrs Mary l..
Kennedy, CO years old Al 10 o'clock
in the morning Mr. Hare came down
from bis room 10 tho Montrose hotel
and babe the clerk good bye, saying
thar no was going 10 Texas for a
month Then he met the bride and
went 20 Baltimore. where thoy were
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
Jubilee Year Of the Immaculate Cor.
ception Dogma t854-taO4.

This IL the jubilee year of the dog.
matte do hnltIon OF the Immaculate
Conception Pope Plus TX. declared
n on the Sth OF December. 1864. Pope
Plus X wishes that tho present year
b. especially dedicated 70 tho cello
bratlon OF this august event. Accord.
ingly on tho Sth day OF each month
appropriate services will be- held Ia
al Catholic churches. an over the
world. In the church OF tho lmmacu.
hte Conception. rather Mandalar will
hold special services. Wa high mass
IN the morning 90 3 o'clock and sol
smn vospers "a The evening az 1880
Re oxhorts all tho members OF hls
congregation 20 attend these car0mon-
ials and receive holy communion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
BOGUS DOLLAR BILLS
couNTERFEiT MONEY IS PUT IN
CIRCULATION THROUGHOUT
THE SOUTHWEST.

Ia this vicinity tho United states
score, Eervico men are az work trying
20 locate the source OF a large number
OF counterfeit 81 bills that have been
put IN circulation Ia different sections
OF the southwest Two or three OF
tho bills have found their way 90 ri
Paso, says the TImos.
Il "a thought that they came orig.
inally from Chicago. The bill 10 a
poor Imitation Of silver certificate
the serial number being "a g7.9glA23
The bills are Uil numbered with the
same number lu This tho bills diner
from The genuine. In the genuine each
bil has different number and the
bills with tho serial letter rs end
with an oven number Tho lathe work
on the certificate Do very poor The
nne lines are blurred and DO not stand
on. as they do II the genuine bIll The
pictures of Grant and Lincoln are poor
and the work on the eagle De- also
poor
ON The reyarJc OF the bah thcro s no
attempt 20 reproduce the fine limos Of
che lathe work. and the back ~ per.
fectly plain. Instead OF the silk
threads. which run through the gcuu.
Inc bills the imitation 10 made with
pen and ink The bin has evidently
been made with a Photographic repro.
ductl0n
Il 90 seldom that countoTfuits from
the east are encountered 10 this part
OF the country, the majority 90 tho
bogus money found being limitations
o.; silver coins that arc brought here
from Mexico Recently tho Mexican
government has passed very stringent
laws for the purpose Of stamping out
I counterfelting In the country and u
Is predicted that the present regula.
lions will tend 90 put stop In a great
measure 10 tho present practice Of op.
Grating alonS the international hor.
der.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

The principal decrease OF the yoar
s loo C0lorado-gold, decrease 6i2s-
900. silver. decrease f70l 600
The decreases were due to miners
strike
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
GOLD AND SILVER
COLORADO THE ONLY STATE TO
LOSE oRouND-NEW MEXICO
COMING UP.

The director OF the mint made pub.
lic his annual statement OF tho ap-
proxlmato distribution by producing
states and territories OF the product
OF gold and silver OF the United
states
That tor 1908 for The principal states
follows.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
GALLUP mas BRlFHT FUTURE
MAYNARD GuNsuL RETURNS TO
THIS CRY FROM TIE CARBON
TOWN.

Maynard 0uiful returned from uai
Iup last night He believes that Gal.
lup Is thriving aud that business nos
aud for tho past year Is better than
f1r many years past, that tho bust.
ness men arc prosporing and satisfied
with conditions a. they now exist Tie
also predicts much better times Tor
the Carbon city la the future.
Mr. Gunsul states that ho has oC
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
ms sd Easy

no Keep the stomach healthy. the
appetite good, the breath sweet and
the bowels unon. Just take q dose Of
Hostettur'a stomach Blttcra before
meals and see for yourself Il 10 also
suro cure for Toor Appetite, Dye.
pepaia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Liver
Complaints. Chiiis, colda and Malaria.
Try q bottle today. also get a copy ~
our 1904 Almanac from your druggist
N ia free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

william McNally, a iaborcr employ.
cd at tho local round house was hnod
90 for heiuE drunk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAX.
ING
when you tako Groves Taatsless Chill
Tonic because tho formula % plainly
printed on every bottle. showing that
o. o. simply iron and quinlno IN q
.astoless form. No cure. no pay soc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

L. q. Ochsenroiten, examiner from
the department OF justice, Washing.
ton. is 10 the city. Ho arrived last
night and will remain Bom0 time. Mr..
Ocsenrelten came 20 New Mexico for
the purpose OF examining an federal
ONES therein, and will begin Monday
morning with the United statoa mar.
shal's ONCE. when asked this morn.
ing by Marshal Foraker n be wished
20 begin work right away he said no,
thiH is Friday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

WANTTD-TRUsTWORTHY LADY
CIR GENTLEMAN % manage business
ln this county and adjoining Territory
for house OF solid financial standing
$1,000 straight cash salary and e.,
ponHea paid each Monday direct from
headquarters Expense money ed.
Manager. e0b Hanon nldg., Chicago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Joshua 8. Reynolds, president %
tho First National bank and owner OF
the Highland hotel now the mOnu.
ment OF a disastrous ire. 10 In TIE
city, having arrived yesterday from
El Paso. Mr.. Raynolit has n1t yet
decided what he will 10 With tie are
debris and whether or not he will "a.
build the hotel