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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-04
KIDNAPPED Her BABIES.
Insane Woman Started on Long
Tramp With -Four Infants

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Btsbee. Artz.. Dec. 3.-Demented as the
result Of too sudden change Of altitude.
Mrs. John Disenhauser, wife Of a miner,
started to walk 70 her former home in
North Carolina, taking with her her four
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-04
MIssIssIPPrs OFFICIAL VOTE

Democrats Receive Plurality Of co.
133 Out Of 6s,72s Votes Cast,
REPUBLIC EPDcIAIA
jackson, GisA, Dec 2-The oficfsi yots
OF the State Of Mississippi. as compiled By
Secretary Of State Power. gives the total
number Of votes cast at 5s,7N
The highest vote cast for a Democr.tie
elector was 2.2an while the highest Re-
publican elector received s.147 ro+c. r.,,
gives the Democrats plurality of 50. isa
The vote this year showed a gain or CA
oyer sS NOo The only Republican to nnaEe
Sne roe Ior Congreag In the State was
James HAIL In the Fifth District. Ha -
Selyeo Sers ninsty-ons votes to his opponent:s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-04
Is CANDIDATE FOR CHAPLAIN.

Doctor J. F.. Hendy, Presbyterian
Minister of Jefferson City Announces.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jefferson City. Mo-. Dec. 3-The Rever-
Presbyterian Pre- Church OF this city. to-day
announced his candidacy for chaplain Of
the Missouri Senate. Doctor Hendy Is a
lifelong Democrat and has been q resi-
dent Of this city for ten years.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-04
SHAKE-UP IN ALTON
MANAGEMENT LOOKED FOR
Rock Island May Take More Active
Pnft In Affairs OF
Road. &.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. Dec. s.-The opinion prevails In
Chicago railroad circles that a shake-up
in the management of the Chicago and
Alton is impending and that hereafter the
Rock Island interests. which held a ma
5ority Of the stock. will take a mora ac-
tive part in the management Of the prop
erty.
The resignation Of two Of the prominent
officials Of the road is said to be only the
beginning OF the changes that will be
made In the near future. On account oil
this feeling President FELTON, finds it dif-
hcult to discover the right kind Of man
for the position vacated by General
Freight Agent F. A. Wann.
It ts probable Assistant Freight Trafnc
Manager Harry Cover Of the Rock Island
Will have the post II he does, he will
also take the place Of J. N. Faithorn,
who retires from the vice presidency On
January to devote his time to work e
president Of the Chicago Terminal Trans
Ter Company.
A circular Issued to-day announces the
resignation of General Freight Agent
wann and directs that Assistant General
Freight Agent c. A King Temporarily
shall have charge OF the departm
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-04
Odd Fellovs Elect omcern

KEPUBIAlC SfEIiNIA
Marshall. Mo-. Dec. Sat a regular
meeting Of Marshall Lodge. No. 15s, I. o.
o. F., last night tho following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: j. D. Fristee.
noble grand; Fred Martin, vice grand ;
Charles Martin. secretary; McChaffee Jr.,
urer; Ed Lowenstein. captain Of team;
William Vaushter, host
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-04
APPOINTMENT NOT APPROVED.
Mayor Declines to Sanction e. A.
Mepham as Deputy Coroner.

Mayor Wells yesterday declined 10 ap.
provo the appointment Of Edgar A. {
Mepham as Deputy Coroner.
The appointment was submitted 70 the
Mayor some days ago by Doctor Jules
Baron. the newly elected Coroner
The Mayor returned tho appointment
yesterday without his approval.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-04

thence to Spokoeee. crossing the Fort
Smith and Western. and thence to the Red
River, which It will cross at Denlson.
1t will, in a large measure. remake the
railroad map Of Indian Territory. It will
give q direct line from Kansas City to
road in this part OF the country.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-04

Army De1eFfef Suren0ef1.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Paris, Ill. Dec. 2-Howard Palmer. a
deserter from Troop F. Fourth United
States Cavalry. Fort Leavenworth, Kas.,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-04
Young Ladies sh.ek Corn.

Young Ladies Shuck Corn.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Marshall, No.. Dec. &-Several young.
ladies' OF this county brought in q load Of
corn to-day and sold II at auction for p
per bushel They gathered and shucked
II. The undertaking was for the benefit Of
Mount Olive Church.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-04
Kat. Reneu. K.n.a. C,tx Ie....

Katy Renews Kansas City Lease.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Kansas City. Mo-, Dec. 3.-The Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad has renewed
Its lease with the Frisco Railroad for the
use Of the Frisco freighthouse and ter
ninal track facilities in Kansas City.
Some time ago the Frisco gave notice
to the Katy to vacate their properties
here. and the Katy started plans for build
Ing Independent terminal facilities.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-04

surrendered to United States Marshal C
listed at GAINESVILLE, O.. April g. 1909. and
deserted October % OF that year. Captain
T. R Rivers Of Troop F has been notified
that Palmer awaits his orders.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
VALUE CUT DOWN
Far,ous Condemnation Case Of Claim
No, { az Lawton 10 Settled.

Famous Condemnation Case o. Claim
No. I az Lawton 10 Settled.
Ths celebrated Woods ,ondemna.
uoa ease. involving the famous claim
No o. the and drawing al iAwton.
Oklahoma, has been concluded and
he jury has returned verdict as
foilowu
value Of right OF way actually TAX.
vu and appropriated fs.S9tl0. cr q
value of $50 per acre for the 257s
acres appropriated. damage 10 The
remainder OF the quarter section,
tl,7ttSC, or value OF Sl3 per acre.
total. O.63S.96. All costs OF suit 20
bc paid by defon1ants.
The appeal OF both .Ars Woods and
the Oklahoma City and Western Rail,
way rom the award OF the board ap.
pointed by the supreme court or the
territory 90 lne district court was
styled o. C. and W. Railway Co. vs..
Woods and was dockoted Ia the na.
urc Of a suit The award by the
board for the FIRST right OF way over
ihe land was 10000, which vas al.
legged boy the plaintiff 90 be more than
the value OF the land taken and the
damages Co tho remainder of tho
tract. while the defendants claimed Il
was less than the value and dam.
ages.
The plaintiffs took up tho limo OF
evidence THAI fhr buIldInu of the rail.
road across tho land enhanced the
value almost twofold, while tho de-
PENDANTS attempted 20 prove that the
value was diminished The value OF
the tract previous 20 the occupation
Of a part Of O by the railroad com.
pany was yariously estimated AZ Gl6-
900 90 500 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
MARKET LETTER

Special Correspondents
Kansas cry Mo- March 20 There
were some good Kansas fed range
bred steers on tue market last week
which sold a. no 10 ~ cents better
tuan the previous week 81 gg.76 90
tttu Range bred she stun was scarce
bat included some fine lots OF west.
crn fod hoifers. when sold 10 to 10
cents higher Than the previous week
There was large supply OF range
FED stockers, which brought az high
AS fiob prices averaged iO 20 i5
cents higher for the good and strong
% 30 cents higher FOR common 70
medium This ffuh sold fully iE line
with native stOckers and feeders and
eastern feeder buyers showcd a part.
lality Tor 49, because Of the good show
Ing western stock stun has made in
the feed lots stock calves were
strong 90 q shade higher supply %.
day Is 1000 head, including the
usual proportion ofruuEe stock stosK.
ors and feeders are strong. COWS
boifers and butcher alum steady:
beef steers st0ady 10 i0 cents lower
than the close Of last week
Sheep and lamb prices gained some
last week ant good markets we're the
rule. scarcity of aged sheep stlll con.
fiuuos. and they son better than year.
'ings and lambs ewes and weathors
are NOW bringing he highest UrIrps
ot the winter supply today is liberal
az 1000 head marEet active a. a
shade highor prices, although moth.
ms strictly choice "a Included IN 20.
lays receipts. Best lambs BRING S575.
medium 30 common grades $3.50 20
f535, ycarl.ngs sell a. Sb.2n. cwss.
$3.50 wpthcrs. 9ihn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
ROCK ISLAND EXTENSION.
Persons Say Part Of Recent AuthoriF.
Cd Bord Issue 10 'or Extension in.
90 Denver.

within another year mo Rock o..
land system viii bo running into Don.
yer over lta own limo, according 20
railroad people who keep posted on
current Affairs says the Denver Re.
publican. This talk about the Rock
island was notably revived yesterday.
aud .a aspd upon lho action OF the
.uuauU'IaTg boz special meeting
lDld roncDnty at Davenport. Iowa
when 1n issue 1f gI6JUDOUUJ OF q
per cent gold bonds was authorized
Arrangements for placing these bonds
arc now being made iu New YORK.
one purpose OF this Issue. end the
lup NH.ca Is taken to have tine most
IFuidcancD s 'ior the future en-.
.argomgnt Improvement. extension
and equipment of The properties Of
H.s company, Ior the construction.
purchase 0r acquisition of other
a.iways and properties. 40 the
1mc meeting the stockholders. ratln.
% the purchase OF tho Choctaw. OK.
lhoma and Gulf Minneapolis and So.
Paul Terminal ChoCtaw. Oklahoma
and Western. the soarcy aud be ARC
and tho Hazon and northern roads.
Information comes from headquarters
hat one of the hut improvements
.uutompIatod is that OF building the
.ystom's own line into denver from
Im0n Junction. The RocH Island is
now aud has been using me Union IA.
aihCs line from iimuu Junction, The
ntens.on oft the line 20 this city. also
hc bm.du If me Choclaw system.
1oSly acquired, on Wunor vest To
connect with uo southern paclng
md tby coast and tuo establishment
DO q ur. of steamships between the
nc.dc coast and tho prosecutions OF
h.s country Boz she nr east and else.
rhoro are among the FIRST things
hat are to he taken up and pushed
fo a successful c1nsummauop 10y the
Rock island
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Mr aud Mrs. N W portcrhelI OF
silver City. who we're Albuquerque
visitors yesterday len this morning
Tor Santa Pc. whore. on April I Mr.
portoracid who 10 member o. New
Me1ico'a board OF Worlds Fair COM
missIonors an superintendent ~ OK.
hiblts at the fair. viii attend a meet.
ing OF the board &c will be- the last
meeting N the commission held IA
New Mexico. aud Immediately after
70 Mr and Mrs P0uordeld viii leave
Tor ST. LouI, Gee 10 very enthusiastic
over the territorys exhibit and says
that. n his opinoion Il will muk we'll
with any of the western statos. Tho
school exhibit of the whole territory
was shipped Tor So Louis today Mt
Porterneld spoke adnirlngly of it and
the mineral exhibit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
FAREWELL RECEPTION
TO REV. POWELL

That the entire congregation 81 tho
Baptist church will mourn the depart
ure OF Rev and Mrg "a. J. Powell.
who will leave early noHt week fcr
Long Beach. Cal. Was clearly evideuo.
I'D 40 the farewell rcceptln gwen 40
The church last night The reception
was rendered BY the congregation
and was largely attended by church
members and friends of the departing
pastor Tho church parlors we're
beautifully decorated and fostouned
with pOttcd palms and house plants
a fine musical program was rendered,
those taking part being J " Wroth
A. T. Newton. Misses Maud Halls and
blanche Reed
AZ the close OF tho entertainment
NJ and Mra Powell we're presented
"a rich Navajo blanket as t0ksn OF
romomherance me presentation
speech wa made by Mr. Rice. WAC
spoke automatically OF The cool
work done by Mr. roweu IN the ely
and the appreciation fclt by the con.
groEauou Refreshments we're ssry
3D.
Rov Powell came to Albuquerque
lDas than years ago from Joliet.
900 and during his pastorbto hefe
made many frienuu
lio will preach his farewell ser
mon ON sunday. he and Mrs. Powell
departing the early part of next week
Ho will not Immediately take up tho
work NJ another charge. bot will rcs
several months rccuporaiIug strength
and health torn down hy seven year
constant TOLL He leaves Albuquerque
with tho best wishes of an who have
had thc pleasure of bic acquaintan'e
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
Las VEGAS PARAGRAPHS
Abbreviated ,SoWs About the Meadow
Town and the People

Abbreviated ,Soya About the Meadow
Town and the People.
3hsHR Fred Higgins ol Chavos
oounty brought up Mrs LaNo.ie OF
Roswell Saturday 10 Der placed lu tho
asylum Tor the insane
TIE wedding OF Frank Blanchard
and Miss Amalia R0mero. daughter
of Canuto Romero. has been auuOunC.
cd for early next week
The Jewish people are preparing 90
enclose their cemetery grounds Nuh
u massive stone wall connecting with
that surrounding the Masonic GENE.
terry
The t1ps OF lhc Turkey mountains.
visible from court house hin. are GOV.
cred vita snow. giving promise OF
prosperous conditions Boa iHe Ocate
country
The work of roaming ont the we'll
az the insane hospital was begun uu.
drr the direction OF John nallOll All
the we'll material has arrived and
The work will bee pushed
l.soa Berry. who some months ago
opened a grocery and notion store
on me west side, has disposed of bio
stock closed zap bis business and viii
leave for bis eastern home The
Young man has boon greatly improy.
ed iu ncalth as the result Of win.
ter spent here
Thiuyhve mon are nov engaged
0u the foundation of Annex No. . 90
che insane hospital Material is afrl,-
Ing rapidly and although eight months
vii. uo allowed in wh.eh 90 complete
the contract. tho building Will IN all
probability D., completed long before
that time The hospital grounds pre-
seat an animated scene these days.
a corps OF surveyors under the d.
rectiun OF Holt a. Holt ia crosssec.
tiuulug the ground % bee used for a
driyIug park, preparatory 20 tho be-.
ginning q the work of the gradets.
The fret work 20 be- done Will be- the
grand stand aud casino will be- len
until later
Edward Mosher, q Denver business
man. while on his way home from a
southern trip. was seized with pneu.
monia while on tho train. When be
reached Las vegas sunday he was 80
ill that be decided 10 remain here he
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
wrNsLow POINTERS
From toe Mail

From Juo Mail
WIN Estoa. of Albuquerque. a. Co.
copied "a position with proctors
Hr.tEa sans
Fireman o shouyo has takoh
leave 90 absence and gone lo Kunass
to visit relatives
p0wolIs gang Will soon boz moved
D Flagstaff and Proctor win com
roto tho work on tho wluslow tee
house
Dispatcher N. D.. vaughn De- actuf
loo the capacity of chief dispatcher
1uuDE the absence OF Mr. McCuly
loo ,a.fornin.
There ls a strong talk oI taking the
engines from the pool and assigning
regular engines 10 the engineers.
Fireman Hayden has taken leave
of absence and De- in los Angeles -
Ioavor.ng 20 shake On an attac Of
grippe
brakeman Nick Sword, who WIS TO
Gently injured az Adamana. returned
from me Los Angeles hospital lhst
Wednesday apparently fully recover
rd from hIs injuries.
Fireman Sporry and Moore. Ma.
rh'ulst Ira Foo, an formerly employ
90 az thIs point BY the Santa ~
railroad, were IN Winslow THE veek
stopping on from their journey west
Tuesday evening tho switch engihs
blew ont n cylinder heal while near
.hn switch ahauty and iraEment
smashed the 'autern from SWltehman
- lianley's nand 70 was close but
beyond the uorve.shakIur No sae
was hurt
The other sveniDH sf No va
going through Ajamana loose A.
ron on the coal shute caught ths
cab. breaking u 10 pieces and dam
aElng The roof OF the cor posite car
Engineer Campbell was 10 charge of
the The engine and came On without
"a sCratca
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
DR. roRREy
IN o sit Win New Mexico Board
Of Health.

IN sit Win New Mexico Board
OF Health,
A. Interesting case that D. sim be-.
fore the district court in Ration is
that OF the New Mexico board OF
health w. Dr. Touey OF Albuquer.
que. who IS accused of practioing
medicine without license from the
board Attorney & A. spieEs % las
Vegas Representa- the board and Attor
ney Nein y. Field OF Albuquerque tho
defense The college from which Tor
reg holds a diploma was not accredit.
I'd on tho list prepared by the board.
.,lso the board objected 20 issuing a
certificate 10 Torroy on the ground
that he belonged 90 a nrm which did
rattlng business IN Nevada. Mo,
under the caption of The New YORK
Doctors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
DE u AN
ARCTIC HERO

Lest a a. Vowel. of this city.
has received me sad intelligence OF
.ho death Of bio brother. George u
fcwell. which occurred no baltimore.
Maryland last wooW Tho following
notIco is from the Baltimore American
1f Marcu 20.
Mr. George Edward YowcI. ono of
the last survivors of the famous
Greedy relief expedition. died yostor.
DAY az hIs home. 529 Milton avenue.
Ho was with Commander winfield
scott Schioy. now Admiral schloy. OF
the United states navy. when Lieut.
A. w Groe'y ami hls intrepid band of
arctic explorers we're rescued from
death Boo the great uuc,pI1rcd re
sIous of che North Polo
Ia che subsequent accounts of tho
expedition Die name ia mentioned Orc.
luDnuy boz connection with valarous
service BE- was with the party
th.Oh discovered tbr record LETT on
Brgyort island By Lieutenant Gree.
ys party. and was The nrst 90 break
tho news of che find To- Commander
schIoy
Mr. YuwUls death resulted from
lung trouble which. strange to re-.
late vas tho cause of The death OF
over tWoihirds Of those who sailed
away to The Ear north with him on
board tho relief steamer Thcta The
deceased was o. years old ana 10 sur.
vivoj by a widow and two chill.
iron Master J Edward Yewoh ana
Miss Annie " Ycwtm Ho also
leaves two brothers Moasrs John
r. Yovoll of this city. and Horace
r. NCwDu. oi Albuquerque. n. a..
The funeral wa take place satur
lny morn.nr and that Increment
will boz Zoo Lorraine oomstary Rev
b EhIU,r VUI conduct the SER
rirsa
Corn In Anne Arundcl
hr woven wac member Ut thc
y..Iknovu Ammo Arundel family or
chat uAmy. Ho was the son OF the
latte Thomas O. and Elizabeth Ycwou.
AMI was bonn boo Annapolis. Decom.
ler DO ltDl Born near the water. %
vac only natural IHaf Doc should bc.
com, Imuu,l with I.Elg i1 Dol.
come seaman AZ rHg age of ~
Gears hc commanded small ual ypf
loL and a.. loo ifo boz entered the
service of Ju.., Sam and became
seaman 600 .u,rd tUD umlDI states
iuEate Constellation.
la 1854 when the government call.
si FOR volunteers 90 man the vessels
sh.ca comprised tho Urcoly relief
expedition Mr. owen was at hls
home iu Annapolis, and was one OF
,ho hrst tU oner hIs services. Ho
saa assigned 90 the Thsua. and with
,aht vessel sailed from New YORK
che latter part 90 April 1854
Tho Ttots followed the Bear. ana
that vessel in turn was followed by
ue Loeb Garry After porIfous
voyage through seemingly lmpasai.
H'o IrD barriers the relief ships
reached ihu vicinity OF Broyort o..
land wusro tho nrH uEht as 90 tho
whereabouts of the Greedy expodi
zion was obtained
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

p a McElroy, city editor Of see
Santa ~ Daily Now Mexican Tor sew
aral months last year died az his
home AZ Delaware. Ohio, on the ewes
Ing ~ March "a. Mr.. McElroy wa q
journalist Of vide experience and h0ld
rsporflble newspaper positions ~
indianapolis Indiana, ana other east
crn cities His unfailinE cheerful
ness and sense OF humor made hin
many friends durinE his stay at santa
re he made a brave and poralsteai
struggle for life. but consumption, ths
grim destroyer won out Mr. McHlroy
10 survived by his wife and two ais
ters His father preceded him 20 ths
crave nut few weeks aEo.-New
MEXICAN.
NJ McElroy hllod the positioH Of
reporter on The citizen before goint
20 the Now Mexican HE friends
here viii no pained 20 hear % Ne
death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Anaconda. Mont, March Sl.-hush
Interest Is manifested ia sporting
circles In the light between spider"
WEIGH and Louis Long, who recently
received a decision over Aurlla
Herrera which ls slated 20 como on
tonight under the auspices OF a To-
cal club The two have met twice be.
toro and each has a victory 10 bio
credit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
ASK YOUR NICHOLSON,
Hundreds Of Albuquerque CITIZENS Can
Tell YOU Az About d.

Hundreds Of Albuquerque CITIZENS Can
Tell You Al About H.
Home endorsements, the publ Ga
preston OF Albuquerque people should
De- evidence beyond dispute FOR every
Albuquerque reader Surely the erpo
rlouce OF friends and neighbora. cheer
fully given by them, will carry more
weight chan tho utteraucos OF atrah
gers residing IN PARKWAY places Read
tho following
C. A. Hall, machiniat IA the rouhd
house OF me Santa Re shops. roBid
ence 2Oi Atlantic avenue. says. -
have had attacks OF pain Just across
thai part ~ my back immediately
over The kidneys, tome OF which last
ed an entire week when thoy occur.
red there was no len up 20 the aching
and naturally I was on the outlook Tor
something 90 check tho trouble II not
radically dispose OF a. The last modl
cine J tried was roana Kidney Pills
procured az tho Alvarado Pharmacy
To say that they are worth recon.
mehulhG ieebiy expresses my opinion
OF them. and 20 show In what ostima.
ton ! hold tho remedy lst me add I
keep the pills constantly In tho house
for fear OF q recurrence taking place
fully convinced that / can depend up.
on the treatment 20 bring speedy "a.
lief"
For sale BY all dealers Price 60
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo.
N, r. sole agents for che UnhoA
States.
Remember the name DoAn's--ahd
take no substitute ga
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
UNION Depot ron a. pAso.
One Report Says II Has Already Been
let But This h Doubted Here.

one Report says " haa ALREADY Been
let But This 10 Doubted Here.
The chances seem 20 be good that
tho contract for the building a the
union depot in El PaBo will be let
very shortly and without general
directors meeting sayG the Herald
70 l7 rumOred here thHt g. Eyerltt
CLARK a. Co. Of Chicago. have seeur
,d the contract Another report has Il
chat Mccarthy Bros, also OF Chicago.
have the contract This. however.
cannot be- confirmed here and II 10
doubted a. tho plans have only been
finished about a week and the con.
tractors have hardly had time 20 look
them over and make tho estimate.
Local ufhcials OF tho union depot
COMPANY however. state Eat the con.
tract will probably be let by securing
the consent OF those interested BY
letter. which can De done easier than
by waiting Tor a formal meeting OF
che directors
They state. however, that bids will
be called Zoe 10 M Peso bgfors the
contract la lot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Captain Wentworth tho SANTA ne
allway pumpor az lamy has dog
rhls canine is apt 20 achieve consld.
cradle reputation HE latest exploit
vas 20 lead hls master 90 cache
where a quantity Of Eigham war sec.
reted. The aforesaid dog scared up
rabbit he followed b. Ihe man
followed the dog AFTER a half mile
mad beeh passed. the dog abandoned
he chase and began 20 burrow under
cedar log Capt Wentworth inyestl.
;atsd lie found snugly hidden, TWEEN.
fy.two bolts OF Bingham whence
came the cloth and who put 10 there,
mo- our nae yet been ablo to say
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
FFryews YEARS SERVICE.
oldest Engineer" Has No Motion Of
Retiring From WORK.

benjamin g. Moore aolds the
worlds record for continuous service
as railroad engineer March 20 no
celebrated tho hfty-hith anniversary
Of bio employment 10 such capacity
on the Central railway Of New Jersey.
Fiity-hye years ago he became con.
uected with the company, aud ho is
still ia charge OF q switch engine at
the Eiilabethport shops. Uncle Ben
40 he 10 called 10 described as being
spry and actve and when 10 ba'
san wiping engines for the Central
the motive power Of the oompauy oon