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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
planning MILL
AND BOX FACTORY

Now that the American Lumber
mills are running full blast. turning
out lumber OF al lengths. widths
sizes and kinds, tho company can pro
duce itn own materials and 10 now
ready 90 so uhoad building a planning
mill and box factory and otherwise
enlarge ne plaa
The planning mill ~ ~ t-Imo nrBt,
and work on u is now IN pruFreaa.
Mihwrlght Harry BadatuobnCr has
chArge of the work
Tho site which Hes about half way
between the mill and tho once build.
Ing, only a littla 20 the northeast, has
boon ataked on Tho building in
which the 9laners are 20 DO Installed
viii be- 0Oxl2O1 feet, with broa3 plat.
,orms on each side II will b. eQuip.
ped with tho latest and most modern
planning machinery.
The hoY factory. which will follow
in the next few months. viii ho Quilt
on a scale fully hs extensive az tho
saw mill and the planing mill In Il
will be- worked up tho short hiia OF
lumber. which Otherwise would h0
wasted
Tho operation of these now depart
montg viii require some eighty or .
hundred additional mon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
WELL KNOWN VISITORS
FROM SANTA re

Governor NJ A. Otero end Hon W
s Hopcwoll OF santa Be. wore we'll
known passengers who reached the
metropolis last night
Desiring a good shave the goyeruor
this morning hunted up the president
of the Barbers union, George Miller
and had that artist use tho brush.
lather and razor ON hla face, The
governor o. here on politics and viii
return nome thls evening
Mr. Hopowell 10 general manager
of the Albuquerque Eastern railroad.
buu ho has no late news 30 tell regard.
Ing that enterpri8o-do not know
when work wlu be commenced on the
now road. or ans thing olso relative 20
lho Albuquerque Eastern except the
fact that when work does commence
ne road will ba pushed rapidly 90.
ward completion This afternoon Mr.
Hopowell held conference win
Mosara Myers, 8tucklor and brooks
tho executive committee OF the clu.
gons' general committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
First District Court Rotss.

Evidence was taken before Referee
E A. Johnson az Banta Fe in tho par.
ution suit Tor the Sebastian. MARTA
land grant In 40 Arriba county. con.
tanning about 5000 acres OF lard.
Hon r. - Catron appoaroi ior the
people OF the town Of ta Joya. which
"a located on the grant and a. y. Nc.
MILAN. oi Albuquerque for the plain.
u8a.
rae following delegation 81 Taos
people arrived in santa No Saturday
MalaqueE Marines Juan a. Dlos R0-
nero. and Jose Leno Aragon. they
are interested In tho case % thb Acc.
qua del Llano del rio Chiquito vsrsus
Antonio Valario 90 a., whicn wRa ag.
guod by Judge Merle in chambers 30.
day Judge Abbott a Abbott for
the complainanta. and Judge N, "a.
LaughHn for tho d6fendapta.
The case of ihe Accquia d6i LlNno
del RIO Chilulto ana Iho AcoQuia
Monte versus Antonio Valhrio. Ia tho
district court from Ta1a county was
heard by Judge Mrfls Ga chambers
A temporary ,nlunCtion waa granite
upon the application of che piaintiafh
who were represented BY Abbott a
Abbott while tho defendant was fop.
resented by al q lMuEnlln the waL
er rights Of ahoul 100 settlers az Ran.
choa do Taos are involved ln the caae
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
THE TEXANS ARE IN A
PR0SP ROUS CONDITION

Charles w. townsend. the popular
western representative OF Taylor a
Wilhama. Wholesale liquor merchants
of Louisville. Ky. came IN from ri
Paao this morning. and was noticed
taking orders for the famous "Yoiiow-
stone brand from .iellnl q Eakin.
Mr. Townsend Eas just returned
from a tour tnrough the "Lonl Star"
state. and he reports the Texans IN
prosperous conIitioa. Ho repre-
aonta Ei Pano as having q most en-.
couraging future. and the people down
there are preparing Tor many sub
atantlai Improvements 10 me city dur.
lug the present year.
W. n Duane 10 tho vice president
and general manager OF the Taylor q
Williams frm. and has many friends
throughout Mr. Towpsend's territory
on account o. hls pleasant business
relations
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

sert Long Dispatch Froa Of Cost
The Wkr OF Albuquerque. especial.
By the building committee. are under
obligations 90 Manager J. G. Crogan.
OF the local once OF the Postal Tele
graph company for oouriesies extend
cd yesterday afternoon Tho nlka
were anxious for a certain party In
Denver 90 receive certain Information
NJ once. and the matter could not BE-
explained 90 a few words; honco q
letter. containing nearly 900 words,
was written out and submitted 20
Manager CreEan ho announced %
the Elks committee that the sending
of the letter a. a digpatch would cost
nearly glg. nut as he and his com.
pany desired 20 help out t-o Elks ~
their opera mouse propositions he
would transmit the contents of the
letter over TIM rostal wiroa 20 the
Denver party FREQ o. al cost Ug
course tho Elks feel gratGsll % Man.
agor Crogan, Il was generous act
on his part
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
QUAY IS OFF FOR FLORIDA
SlaishO0d Losas a Ssaals Friend
khsR Most Needed,
atIs SICK lS0 cAEN0t SUR

ssnator Quay viii leave Waahing.
tnn today Tor riorida Tho rehnsyl.
vanla senator could Eivo bic irioufs
NO indication o. 10 when BE- would ~
turn. Advocates of statehood Tor the
territories are oopToaBou by the noga
OF senator Quaya departure There
10 an almost universal Impression
Lhat a statehood biil providins for the
admission cd che territories viii paaa
tho house Separate fof New MqNico
ana Arizona may not bc provided
uut statehood bills of some Goacrin
uon providing Tor che admission of
the three territories which made such
a determined hght m tao iaat oon.
rroa. viii go to tho senate from the
hoRuc
.no senate will be tae mntchood
stumbling nioCb and b ia in that
body that atanck frisnds are needed
There ls no one 10 tako Quaya place
in tho sonato should an oaort bo
made 20 whlp tho r4publiCans in line
for che defeat OF statehood Quay
alone would have the temehty to de.
fy bic party and seek 70 organize the
republican forces against the senate.
noiore bic departure Senator Quay
made auru that all the details had
bCoa perfected 10 send a delegation
to the Chicago convention which he
opuld direct.
n Will be "a solid Roosevelt dologa-
ton although "a will probably 60 an.
instructed a haa never been the
policy Of tho republicans since Qlay'a
leadership has boon recognised %
send instructed DELEGATIONS % a ha-
ti0nai convention. The only onoop.
tlGn 10 thia rule wan Whga Quay him
self was a candidate before the con
voution of 1896. 1ho state instructed
for Quay and refused tc declare Tor
any aocond choice
senator Quay is now aunerlng
from insomnla and Wili return to
Wanhlnrion until gwen permission
20 DO ao by hia phyuiciana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
SUPREME COURT
soma IMPORTANT CASES ARGUED
AND sUBMirTEp

chief Justice w. j Mills ADD Assoc
clato iusucos John q MeFio. Prank
W. Parker. q. s. Baker and w "a
Pope we're on the bench yesterday
morning when the territorial supreme
court opened
Case No. 1880, he Regents oi tho
College % Agriculture and Mechanic
Arta. appellants. va D. "a Vaughn.
lfeasurar of NeW MeHioo. appellee
Was argued ana submitted Tho case
O. az appoal from santa W. couhty
No. 1914. Eliaa Chayes 40 Armlio,
appellee. We. Ben Mycra. admlni9ra.
for. and ifaria AZ Dc Luooro and j.
nlaa Lucero. Appellants, was arritd
and submitted yesterday morniu0 The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
MARKET LETTER
special Correspondence

Special CorroHp Hpundonce
Kansas City. Mo. Jan. iS.--Cettle
receipts az Kansas City last WooG
Amounted C. Al. 900 head. inclueingc cal
vos. an increase of 1000 over the pre-.
ylous week. bed western BtoFs showed
good strength an week. aud efforts 10
doproEn prices on them were oyorc0me
on two or three different days. They
dualiy ended the week about like me
close of the previous week. and AZ
good aa ut any recent limo. Most
sales WIRE 90 90 10 $3.50 Thors we're
plenty OF buyers Cor cove and holfora
up ao Thursday hut tho model aupDly
the hrst of the week had enabled buy.
ora to hH ;heir orders, 8aloameu were
compelled 90 make concessions OF rs
90 20 cents ln order 90 make sales
stocheu and feeders we're much want
90. and as tho supply was ye7y small
moat of the cattle being Eililng kinds.
tho country kinds q cattle had the
beHt week this winter Prices, bow
ever. got too high 20 stand. and the
demand ieli OK Friday, resulting in q
losa uf 40 to no cents, and putting
pglca about on the level with che
close of the previous week Supply
to-day q i0og0 head. Fat stun and
kiuing kinda are steady alGckera
and lgedola 8sah lo zoe lower, OWNS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
MICHIGAN EDITORS
MEET IN DETROIT

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 2l--Represon.
tativo Newspaper men OF Michigan,
members Of tho Michigan Press az.
sooiation, rounded up IN Detroit today
for their annual meeting. Reversing
tho usual order OF ,hinga tho program
OF the meeting gives frEt place 20 tfq
elaborate entertainment features, loay.
Ing the business sessions 20 be sand.
wiohod 10 between carriage rides. re-
coplic"s. theatre parties and the an
nual convention banquet Saturday
night, when the work OF the conyen-
ton is finished. the euitora, their
wives and families. will depart on a
special train for g three days vlslt 10
Waahlugton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
No 10 stlll Cheerful

r. Il McElroy, for a year or more a
resident OF Santa Re. writes from his
home at Delaware, Ohio. as follows.
II am pursued by extraordinary woath'
or and We have the most remarkable
winter IN 40 years There has been
alolghing ior weeks. and the tempora.
turo once weut SO low as ~ below
zero get out bat little now. am prol.
~ weak but am sull pogglng aiong
Have been quite down tho last two
weeks with an abacoas on tho right
lung. and IN consequence have had my
nrsi experience with morphine the last
three days"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
a VIlIter Erom penner.

j. q Baird OF Denver IL In tlo cap.
thl. This is his hrst visit 20 tho city
since be- was seven ycars OF ago. Ho
was born on the Baird property south
Of Albuquerque. his father having been
W 8 Baird an old vcaident who diel
about 800 years ago During tle war
Mr Baird. who % known az Chino
toxano" Joined the Confodorstc torcos
and his lands and other property we're
connBcatod by The federal government
Mr. Baird nnds Santa Fo highly inter
ostinE and very charming Tie left
this afternoon for Albuquerque and
other southern points New MoxL
can
Tho gentleman is Ia tine territorial
metropolis today. aud has mot Ola time
friends. who are showing him courte.
sizes. Mr. Baird viii probably remain
here several days. and then So on q
visit 20 southern towns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
JUDICIAL RECEPTION
At WHITE HOUSE

Washington. Jan 2i.-lhe white
House has hCon placed 10 readiness
Tor the judicial reception. which the
Presiooht and Mrs Roosevelt viii
give tonight Several thousand ius
yitatlons have been extended. ln al.
dlton Co th6 judges OF the United
States supreme court. toe other FED.
eral courts and the district courts.
many important porsonages in mill.
tary and civil lifo win bo present 90
lend brilliancy 30 tho occasion. Prosi-
dent and Ma Roosevelt viii be a.
sisted in receiving in the blue pafiOf
by Miss Alice and the ladies of the
cahInal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
nIa 80 h - centr.l ~.

Chicago. Jan sl-The general
Wholesale trade in the central west o.
solid aud OF the promising sort ln
many limos the activity thus far in
1904 has exceeded the expectations
This is specially true OF grocery amt
dry goods trade In the general grs.
Gerry trade the present business is very
notlceably above the normal and in
staples the activity 10 pronounced
IN the iron and gtoel branches th'
years beginning 90 very propItious
and scarcely any part OF the industry
reports other than most encouraging
prospects FOR at least six months to
come. Producers OF agricultural I'm.
plomenta. wire and nails also report
the situation and outlook a highly
satisfactory
The general lumber business o. like
wise reported much improved. and the
dealers are expecting much better
things iu .ho near future.
Rcceipta i1 Chicago NJ present arc
barely enough 90 meet "a immediate
requirements oi the trade
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
TeerItarlaI Funda asesIvsd

Territorial Treasurer J. n vaughn
has received the following public
funds Prom Manuel naca. treasurer
and oX.ufhclo collector uf Saudoval
county. f29I57. taxes Tor 1902. From
jose N. Gonzales. treasurer and cNoh
clio collector OF unioa county flb333.
taxes for 1903. and t396f3s Tor 1909
From Oscar Lohman. troasurer and eH
ohcio collector OF Dona Ana county
Sift27. taxes Tor 1907 and si7is. tax.
os for 1903 From 9 N Jackson treas.
arer and o1omcio collector OF Otcru
county. S2afi taxes Cor 1909 and 5ls
Ggfs6. taxes Tor 1903
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

case .a an appeal ltum tho di4rlct
court of uofna illo county.
iu case SO zoos. John Pearson. 81.
al plaintln .u error Vs. johu GilIon.
90 o.. defendants ln error The ludg
mont of the lower court .a AFFIRMED
with U per cum damage added iu
Judgment against bondsmon. The vrt
0f error s from Coliax county
The lover court had g.von iudgmen.
f1i si933 and interest and tho undi
yidod onohalf interest In n tract of
land on uio Croek. Colfax couufy
The bondamon involved had siened "a
upnranioaa bond
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
Convention U lifted Mine WORKERS

NaWHNHAlaW - NNAA WifiA WRfNNfHf
Indianapolis Jan. n AZ tho open
lEg oI the convention of tbo unite1
slime Workers tooay a resolution waa
considered p7Dyidihg for two dele
gates b. attend d convention OF ne
western Fedorafinuof Miners and on.
dfavor 30 establish friendly relations
or form coalition b tween the tWo
ormElzhu0aa. Euofl may b. made
% nave the federation join tho Amer.
lean Federation ot Labor ana 40 -
subject 20 tho iufiHdicuon og me
United M'no WORKERS oi America a
resolution waB adomed urging tho
election ol United states senators by
direct vote
Delegate Povell 0f Colorado intro.
dueed a feaoluiign in ahirh a leuethF
preamble aol forth an doctrines Of en-
socialists and asked the mine workorr
20 take the Initiative toward calling q
worlds conyentiou Of trades unions to
consider plans for the distribution of
wealth created hy labor AFTER hour
of heated discussion b waa tabled
President Mitchell urEod the organ
iEation 20 have nothing to do with po-
litlcal tencta.
A discussion asking that 50 cents
per week per capita b. assessed for
the benefit % the Colorado strikors in
addition 20 the f2i oe0 weekly uoW be
inK given, brought out a ieagihy dia
rusuion OF the ColoFado strike. the
discussion showed W8rw aympathy for
the strikers Tho resolution wal o..
forod 20 ne natonei executive com
mttoe and VIII probably come up
iafnr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
AlLroro wlFG mURotRta

sheriff naca. oi Clayton. arrested at
Mineral Oklahoma. Saturday night D.
E Vial. for whom a reward Of t200
la offered by tho authorities Of Coifex
county. Nov MoKico
Vlgil Is accused of numbering bis
wife in Ration al1 weeks ago when un.
Ger the influence Of liquor. tho action
having boon aCtualod by jealousy
Sheriff Bpoa heard that Vlgii was la
the nelghborho0d Of nj neral and drove
out thure Saturday night He met W
Rli az "a dance. and, glving hlm no
chance 90 escape. demanded bis sur
render. which waa promptly accodod
vlgil will bo turned ogoF o. the shcf
ln from RsiOE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
nus.Ia.. AnaM.r neIaned-

az peterabure Jan lo-Tho nrat
exchange OF views between me foreigu
once. vlcoroy AiexicH and Laroa do
Roson. Russian minister 10 Japan. on
tho lnpanefo reply. has not resulted
in a definite decision Consequently
Rusala's answer win be- delayed a lit
tc longer than anticipated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Lincoln. Neb.. Jan. 20.--Dairymen
OF NobraaHa. comprising the mem.
bors Of the state association, assem-
BLEED AZ the state farm today for their
annual convention. Besides the preai-
dent. }. X Honeywell. the speakers
at the days sessions included H. ID
stllloon Of York. Prof .. Erf OF the
Kansas state Agricul -ufal college; j..
A. Harris OF snickloy and Henry O..
0lissman OF omaha. a competitive
cream test and on exhibition OF prize
dairy cattle are features OF tho meet.
ing. which wln continue throurh TO-
morrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Inncasio,. pa. Jan. 90 Harry Leu.
uy aud Crockoy Boyle who are to fur.
dish thc aindun at The boxing show TO-
night of tho Lancaster Athletic clnh
have comp. ctci their work of pfoparu.
tIou and appear 20 boz in hne physical
condition Tor the 90 They are slated
fnr s.x round contest and aa both are
fast lighters and hard httors the ngh,
Is expected 10 boz one OF more than or
binary interest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

meeting IN this city today with dele
gates presut from various parts Of the
United States and Canada, Tho asHo
Ciaiion. a. iis Eame implies. De- to aid
to the enforcement Of laws for the
protection OF the denizens OF forest
and stream from poe hunters and 9th.
or ruthless Blaughtarors OF game. An
interesting program OF papers and dls-
cuss.ons has been arrangd for the pres
cnt mooting which IL TO Last through
two days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

The following business was trana.
acted a. tho fcioral land once in San.
"a Fc.
January rs. 80 8a0i, nuenhycuturo
MartlneE % Springer ior oaet half
northwest quarter woat hAil. norh
east quarter, section g. township %
north. range 20 east. 100 acres IN Col.
fax county
No. 3202. James VI Hatch of FruF.
land. for southwest quarter. ncvtheast
quarter. loi 4. section 10, township 20
north. range 10 west 40 acres in san
Juan county
No 1908, Antonio Chaves y Sando.
val. guardian ol the minor Children
of Ricardo Chaves. deceased. OF Calls.
too, for southwest quarter, northeast
quarter. southeast quarter. northwest
quarter. lots 2 and B. section @. town
ship no north. range " east i5s acres
in San Miguel county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
PUMPING EXPENSIVE
TO KEEP WATER OUT or THE sis.
BEE WEST MINE.

q special to tho Denver News. from
Phoenix. dated January ll says;
Work ln sinking On the Bisbeo West
mine has been discontinued on ac.
count Of tho increase OF the amount OF
water 30 ho handled Three pumps
With a combined daily capacity OF ],
500 900 gallons, are nov on their HraY
% the mine, ond ain BE- installed I'M
medlstely upon their arrival b handle
tho Increase GA water The Formation
increases On premise ~ the work Of
ainking continues and thomaungoment
confidently expect 20 tap The main ore
body % that region a. soon aa tdQy
have me water under eoutrol
in Curtis has a1aumEd tts uHg.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

couple OF spoilers played the book
agent dodge tnoro and tor the boys 10
look out Tor them. The agents pro
missed 10 stay away from the fOuad
house and shops here. which pro
mise g win be advlaablo for them
90 keep. whether they are spoilers or
just what they represent themselves
In hn. boob agenla.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
MBTAKE M ORDERS
CAUSES a HEAD on COLLISION
on soUrHERN PACIFIC.

A saa Francisco dispatch say6i "A
report Of boad.on collision noar
Woolsey. New. wae received today
AZ me southern Paolac hoadquaFteru
in chic city "A freight train ran into
me caaihound Atlantic express which
was moving at enc rate az 20 miles an
hour 1ho nrCmaE and 3 brakeman
on the froiEnt train we're infused
and both engines were badly dam.
agsd. No ono on lha passenger train
was hurt mo accidont 10 alleged
te have been caused by an error 81
the telegraph operAtog. WAC delivered
orders % the freiEht train thal tas
erpsuaa Waa fouF houru late. Whoa q
vas oniy tsFea noaEp b. hind ume
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
STRIKING MINERS
LOCKING FOR WORK

Hall dozen miners who ioa. their
situations ou account az the iil.ad.
wsod strike at Cripple Greek. Colo,
are ln the city. and viii leave as soon
aa possible tor thg mining camps oi
Arizona la the hopes of getting work
10 keep tho "saunt Woif from thoir
doors The whole party were met
ail boz "a bunch tnis morning. and one
OF the men. when asked about the
Colorado strike said ia was i.lad.
visod. but accomplished one thing "a
threw us ort OF jobs that we were sat
sdod with. and put hundreds OF more
men on the bum enc same al we are
now" Two Of the men have wives
and children. aud one was very bitter
ln hla Recommendations OF strikes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

The Santa .o comrany the other
day received their nrut consignment
7f new Oh burner locomotives 90 De-
used on the tni7d division from the
Baldwin Locomotive Works. The new
engines. Nos g3O. tt2. sfa and Dt6.
are OF tho tandem compound typo.
and weigh aoout s3.0Ot pounds more
shan the heaviest engines now ln use
on tho road Thoy are equipped with
ten driver wheels bonldca pony aud
trailer trucks Tho tondo' tank has n
capacity OF holding $500 gallons OF
of and 500 gallons of water
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
Auetlonooru % Organize.

Lansing. Mlcha Jan 2o.-Auction.
GERS from various parts Of Michigan
mot here today and discussed plans
90 form a state association The chief
object Of the movement 30 TO bring
those engaged in the calling into clos
er relationship for the better protec-
ion Of their mutual interests. partIc.
ularly as regards matters of leElala.
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23
SPOTTERS OR AGENTS
NEwToN sHoPMEN TURNED OUT
A COUPLE oF sUsPEcTs.

Yesterday morning a couple of men
representing a book concern publish
ing a railroad work. 'rho Science Of
Railways" viaitod the shops. aags the
Newton. Kansas Republican. They
struck a snag. however. and didnt
10 bullnesa. rnoy are guGpoctod OF
boinE spoilers. using tho book ager~-
as a side line. A COMMITTEES o. -
men made BUSINESS pick up ful th6s
in a way that efectlyely killed th
hook business on the spot IhoY
wore informed that thcir presence la
ana aroune the saopB from THAI time
nust cease The grounds Tor sun'
pootlng them of being spoilers Wea
information from "A iunta thai .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

Lew Webb. Who waH expected 90 re-
sumo bic place 10 the Ias VEGAS shops
last Monday. wac unable b DO 10 on
account of the serious lllness of hia
father in Chicago. he was called 10
the sick bed By a. urgent telegram
and Il is uncertain when he VIII get
hack b. Las Vogaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

The following certificates designai.
lng agents have been nicd in iho ONCE
of tho territorial secretary Tho San.
On Fe Pacific noyel0pmcuf company
of California. principal place oi but-
noes. l.as Vesas Henry T. Waldo. rca.
dent agent
The Union Central Life iuauranco
company, Incorporated In Ohio. princi.
pal place ol business. Gold klll n N
and James Storling as their agent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-23

The Order OF Raiiroad Conductors
has adopted formal resolutions Of
thanas TO General Manager w. 49,.
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