davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
MARIANA ARHlJO
DEAD FROM PNEUMONIA

iu tho doth OF MarIaBo Armii0 y
ptco which occurred lntt evening a.
che home of Col John B1uadailo
thoro passoa from our midst one OF
AlbuQuoruuCs won kaowh cuHens
NlrUnuus az the ace of OF years and
leading ON active life AZ editor OF the
uormoro dc orc. Mr.. Otcro succlmbod
TO pneumonia contracted only a little
over O. week ago ilo felt tni several
days. bus not until after hs bad be-
como seriously iil did be- consent 20
eu o. the home OF his sistor Mira john
Rorraduiio Iln took 30 bed and the
myarcs of The disease settled on him
rapidly Nothing could check its Cd.
vance. ana last evening at O.8D O'Clock
che end came.
MWano Armijo y O,oro was a tsuo
son of New Mexico ne Wus born On
OlJ Albuquerque. and hia par nJs we're
natives Ho wuH eon OF Hon. Am.
nUa.U Arm'io one of the for1m0si
mr.y day soliiea ol tho valley After
uuu.urut Iu public anu business a
.eromuF of age. the docelfcd became
pomInoHt loo public and business cn.
fgrpra,s of thc rio Grando valley iio
vac pUsssss0d 0f considerable wealth
90 one time. and built the FIRST two
10y building M the new town OF Al.
huquorqu, the ArmiJo hotel which
was destroyed by IRE a few years ago
llC was one OF the OrganizCrt and in.
o0rporators of the original Tow15lto
company OF Albuquerque and several
times since the birth Of the city has
ueld rspunsiDle political pogir1ns. he
was a member of one OF tha most
prominent and powerful families OF
New Mexico These who survive him
are POricCto. JoHua and Elias ArmiiO.
hrthcr, Mrs John Pratt OF Nov
York Gay. Mn John B0rradRIo. Mrs.
Fred Hcyn. and Mrs ~. B Otero,
sisters and mra Harry Benjamin. OF
tni8 city, George W AuL.jo and Star.
iano Armiio. Jr, of Santa t0e chlldron.
The vifo Mn Lola uhaycE ie Ar
miio resides in Santa ro.
An relatives have beon teleeTRphed
thr sad tid.ngH and q large number
from out OF the city are expected %
attend thc funeral which win occur
tomorrow friday morning at $3.50
O'Clock from the church of ahu FELIPE
do Nor old town
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
THE POPE ON
THE LABOR QUESTION

rlo international socioty for che
-otecuon .U worEmen with bead.
lumtora az naalo. switzerland. has
roo.iv.d tba following lottm from
tho papa, secretary ~ state Mcry
dcl Val
My sublime master. she ponui
dCa'res mo to express to you that.
liAC h.a prolCccsHor. rope iao XIII.
DO 10 To- hard accord. with all move
m,uta Intended to uenont workmou.
lpv ponun iu particular doairo8 Il
undrftyod that ae faYora with an
his hoart The tightening OF the bur.
den OF the men and women who work
With thoir hands. Work should be- Bo
regulated as 60 conform 20 che ply
sical ability OF tho workmou. 90
should ho regulated 90 nt che soxoa
it should bp regulated to permit tho
s.opuaro of al work ON ,undaya
lhu wufkmpn ahoula boz protected
araiuH' Duu.0ymont and employers
.hni fat. no regard inr his dignity
la man ami "a cltlEon. that Ondan.
gers h.s morality ana lntorforos SIN
hif family uto
The holy father trusts that y0g
will develop peaceful means 90 real.
lao the above ends II YOU do your
efforts VII ho crowned with success
and a good governments will re
Eard thDm with sympathy ON his
own pnri. the Popo VIII bo happy 10
assisi sou with advice and prayer
ln police court this morning two
native women ana ono man wCr
fined for being dlsordsrly The man
was assessed $40 nn and tbo wom
un S. each
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Topeka, kas May G.-The annual
srand rally Of tho Knights or Pythlns
OF Kansas began 10 Topeka today and
many hotels and other bulldInrs IN
the down town district are gay with
hags and x. of r. embloma in honor
ot The yialtors Nearly every large
city 10 the state Is represented. Dur.
ing today and tomorrow al least !.
600 candidates viii receive the page
rank
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
GEORGE OGDEN IN TROUBLE
DENVER PAPERS RELATE HOW
A womAN GAVE HIM MONEY TO
RUY a SALOON.


George ogden formerly an E paso
alderman formerly proprietor of the
parlor saloon in that city. known 90
che sporting fraternity of this city.
and Wh0 lof El paa0 last winter for
Denver t0 engage 10 tho saloon bust
meas. Ia ln trouble in that city. ac.
C0rdiug 90 che Denver paporN so
was arrested hf Trinidad last Sal
urday might while su route to Hons
ton ToH The charge. % apponrs. was
preferred by Tilllo Howard formerly
~ El Paao. that be- had mlaappru
priatod some money sbc had given
him tO buy q saloon with
ogden was proprietor of thD Col
lender bar In Denver or hia or.
rest tho Denver Times baf the foliow
INK 10 say in rart
Detective Captain Cuun0r said
laft night That Ogden ls Involved in
Denver and planned 90 leevt with a
roll of money ilo had come here from
E Paso and kro7 Miss Tiu.o How.
ard there She ls a woman of means
and whon ogden aa she alleges. came
to hsr week ago and told her be
had snap n tbe way ~ purchasing
a saloon she readily consented i1 lend
him che money
'Mls8 Howard turned thr money
over 40 Ogion fho Haya Yesterday
Ogdon iof her after a conference.
saying he would bc back shortly
when he failed 10 show up last oven
inE sba notified Captain Connor"
Tho uoxt day The following Waa
published in tho Denver Republican
concerning the affair
20 ne had asked mc for ne mon
~ be- could have had any amount
Mlss Eta lTuIO Howard told the
detectives last nlghi "hut when be
tried to re- away with what ! had
given aim to buy n saloon with. Z
won't stand f0- &c."
Tho Same article then goes on t0
say that later ogden toiogmphod that
she could have the money ~ Bho
would send for q and Fho asked the
Officers 10 stop the prosecution
Tho article also states that ogden
had cen running 90 debt ln hia bust.
nefs Cn account of gambling and
that Saturday hh saloon was at.
tachpd
On TIE same day be- received n tel
ogram from hls wife. che paper says.
who q lh Houston that hl7 little sirl
aas sick ana asking him 20 come %
her bedside
when ogden lon El paso bis wife.
who had not been living with him
ior some time. accompanied hlm
They lived together. according 20 a
friend OF theirs "a thia city, until a
short time ago when Tili0 Howard
showed up Iu Denver OFdons wife
and child Their lof Denver and
went 90 Houston whore they are
uov END where 90 81 Supposed ogden
was g1Ing 20 iolu them when inter
DeWed hy tho law
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
ANNUAL FIELD DAY-MANY M.
TEREsTlN6 ATHLETIC EVENTS.

spvr.a. Correspondents
Me8Ia PARK May Tomorrow
Is tho day set apart for tho exercises
of the annual fold day Of tuo Agrl
cultural au1 MOchuniU college. To
gethcr with The Columbian Literary
society ih's feature OF student gu
tgrpr.s,a dales Tar back into tbo
youthful days of tho college uHrlf
Twelve years ago the first Friday .a
May was given to tho HtudDnts fuf
the carrying out OF track athletics
and 10 date not a year has passed
without n lively and greatly enjoyed
exhibition of nerve. agility. strength
endurance and speed Tomorrow bidT
fair t0 he another ~ thr h0tly con
tested luteratudcDi meets rho aIu
uer Uf the an around medal Is pmc
t.eally a black horse. AS thr race VIM
Do very close between Bouts. Ramirez
Brown and Graham NrWuouy. GH
llam Deomer and QuIroz afo quite
strong men who expect 90 carry 0fl
honor iu special events l1r which
they have loon training carefully
The usual races. such as the lU0
yard daah 210 yard dash. $40 ruu
and the jumps shot hammer hurdles
aud pole vault aiIl boz among tho fEi
of events
From the entries aud their work
tomorrow tho college viii haso d
rather definite idea az 10 sh0 viii rep
resent the Agricultural college az th,
intercollegiate Track Meet May 3ist
Tho fold day qHrclaa win De- f1l
lowed hy tho twelfth annual Field
Day ball ln tho evening This prom
lsea 10 DO ono OF tho most success.
iul evening functions ~ tho year a
largo attendance being already aa
8urod
hui a short time remains 0f rhc cob
loge year and work is already bolna
started on events OF Commoncomonl
west The week glyes promise of be-
ing exceptionally fuil. commencing
with the sermon 10 the seniors 0n
Sunday The Columbian Literary so
cioty reunion tbc night bcf0ra "a mo-
sIcal by tha Music department and
tho presentation OF Mlkad0" on
Monday nlgdL the Meteorological,
meet on Tuesday afternoon. tho
atonographors reunion and reception
90 visiting teams at che seed house
The Alumni reunion az the Girls dor
mIiory Tuesday nlght. and c0nclud
lng with Commencement exercise.
aud Commencement BAH on Wrduet
day morning and evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
ArItona RabbIt nrIue

The rabbit drive AZ the Olsen ranch
was well attended number oi
Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa people GO.
Ing down 10 zee the sport or 90 take
part ia tho drive says tho Entor.
prise. one drive was made ln the
forenoon and one ln the afternoon.
and about 1000 rabbits were captured
during the day Quite a number of
rabbits we're shot. tho Indians using
their bows and arrows ono acct.
dent. that Of the shooting OF a boy
In tho arm by an Indian. was the only
thing that happened % mar the pleas
uro OF tho day
Tho drive no the Hansen ranch nj
kyreno was postponed until next Sat.
1rday when an arc Invited 10 come
our and heli Mr. Hansen ana his men
IN their efforts 10 slaughter some oi
The willy jacks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Topeka. Kasa May 5-J J.. Bucka.
low, who la directing thc MachInlsts'
strike 40 fhlH place said today that
Tho association would probably sub.
mii a proposition for settlement with.
On tho next foiiysIght hours
"lt ls net the cloaod shop that We
want" declared nuckalow" but a con.
tract 40 that che machInIsts may have
a ready idea OF work 90 bo required OF
hom or which they nov have a very
vague idea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

old position within a reasonable length
oi time and ho O. further
Resolved That tno company make
a satisfactory settlement with each or.
sanitation before tho men return 20
work. and bo % further
Resolved. That every man who So
ont on thie st illo. stay away from the
uilroads property % mat there can
not bg even a suBpiclon Ot intorforonce
with tho oompany's machinery or 10.
oomotlyes COMMITTEE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Homestead Entries

rhe following homestead entries
have boon made ln the United states
land ofioo no. 7Sg5. April 81. Emilio
NuFEas. of Wagon Mound. FOR tho w
10 sW ~ Nh IA aW 10. NWl.t 80
4 section no.. r 90 H. n 90 .,. q 20
h 100 acrr in Collar county No
1899, April 20. Dolores Salaa. OF san.
IA Rosa. for tho 3 l.2 NV ~. Nl.2
~ if. soction 20. T8h. R2iE. lGO
1croa n LEONARD Wood county No
1900. May Colcsilno MARTINEZ OF
hnriarty fur the w l-t. sH "a. sW
~. NC ~. 3 ~. nv i.s. section B.
e 10 n. R9 p. ieo acres IN Santa Pc
ouanty.
Coal Contest Richter W. Pillars.
In she cane OF August Richter OF
Galup against Edwasd Pillara invoiv.
.ng the w ~ NE "a section 4. n I5
y, r rs w coal land near Gallup. the
commissioner OF tho general land OF
Zee has reversed tho dociaion of the
Santa 20 land ofloo. which was ron.
icrod in favor Of tho protestant y
" Reed attorney for Richter. Will
aalla an appeal from the ooAmisaion.
sra decinion 10 tho secretary of tho
iuesatsr
Coal oeelarstory Statements.
TIE following coal doClRratory
stalements have boon filed in the Uni
- SlAios land Office 40 1895. April
"a Charles r Jones. oi Santa Fo. FOR
the q ~ SE l.f. section 6. and b 70
NJ a.. section 2. 4 l6 n, Il ~ E. IN
san higucl county no. 1926. April 2s
lcse aalaDu. 0f Santa Fo. for the SIC
1A NV H. NV "a sE "a. sW IL NE
~ lot @. section o. r IG N x 40 y in
sau Miguel county no 1927. April
lt W C. Ferguson. ui Denver. lur Ae
sW ~ SO t-i. 80 it sW ~. section
6. NE l.t NV IL, NV AZ M i-i. soc.
tos q r so N. h ] y. Ga Rio Arriba
county SO 1898 April 20 Frank E
NudIng of Santa Fe. Tor tho " ~. NE
10. NE ~ NV it oT lots ] q and o
of section c. r i6 IS. ,tt2E. n San Mi.
guel county
Land once Business for April 1904.
The following is tno land once buBl
ness FOR tho month % April. 1894
Twentytwo homestead entries. 1856
SO aCros. $3.50 fees and gi2i86 com
missions Three desert land outrioa.
500 acres. and $50 oaan No final dca.
ort land entries during the month.
Eight coal land doclAratOry state.
ments. i269t2 acres and t2a Ia feoa.
No inal coal declarat0ry Etatomcnts
during tho month. one aoldler'a Dc.
camt0ry statement iCO acres. e.
feoa Two cash recupls entries 31I
acres t563 fees
New Mexico Representative az ST.
Loula Appointed
Governor Otoro appoints q W
Bonham Ne'. Moxioo representative
80 tho territorial hoard of the IDuisi.
ana purehaae Exposition managers OF
Nva Moxlco with once a. 8t Louis.
Appointed commlsaloner of Deeds.
Governor Otero appointed ThomaB
j Hunt to be- commissioner 81 deeds
Dur the territory of New Menioo in
ths state OF ronnHylyana with once
40 G28 Walnut street Philadelphia
rogusy ylyania
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Pueblo May ln au interview
tra morl.ug Governor roaaaay ESD
hs unH informed while ln $50 Louis
ty President John Mitchell. that the
rational Ugelu gaiion EBa withdraw
if support from 'rD Colorado mIu.
ora aut Do .s 90 This fact ho attH
hutos collapse of The airIFe boz thr
southern trtl foldt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

nIhngs. Mont May 5-Tho rapid
growth OF tho order Of Eagles in Mon
tana 10 evidenced by tho large and
representative attendance o. tho state
convention which began hero today
poloFaio8 aro present from All tho
chief cities Of the state. Business ana
pleasure is combined ln the two days
program for tho gathering
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
LOCAL STRIKE SITUATION.
NO NEW oEvFLoPMENTs-rHlRp
VICE PRESIDENT BucKALEW
EXPECTED.

The srko situation .H about tho
,hme--that is. there are no now dcgol
unmouts. and an tho union men OF tho
mechanical division of me local shops
eith thn exception OF the carponters,
ur0 SIN out ana they arr conducting
themselves iD tho mos, orderly man.
usr.
Thrd Vice Proaieout BuclJow.
Who has been a. Topeka che past
woek in consultation with General
WaERger Nudge and other Santa BE
railway oHcials, is expected here IA a
low days whom no will personally con.
duct tno strike and bo on the grounds
no aid and confer with tho local
.tiK0fB
nOmorruw morning, 90 tho court
fouso in chambers. Judge Baker will
hoar arguments in the injunction case
Tho sirikan being represented by A.
tornoy Bryan and Burkhart. and the
company hy Col. r. r Twitcholl
Tho unions arc determined that the
atukors conduct themselves On the
f'eat poaalblo manna. which b indeed
credit 90 them. and resolutions have
pom adopted requesting the men Ga
koop away from tho shops on thg
,sanaa Pc railway rlghtof.way and
irom loitoring on the streets aud in
saloons during the pending strike
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
ReaaIutIens irom 80 Msn.

HeaoluNcul from eHop Men,
Tho joint committee from tho sever.
al unions involved in the present con.
iUvoray with the santa We company
has completed its labors. Tho commit
TOO was appointed 90 draw up rosolu.
lions informing the public as 20 me
oauaca leading up 20 tho dincuity and
tho conditions under which the men
would go hack 30 work The roaolu.
lions follow
The machlnists went outop a strike
iur this reason. rho company bad
laid on union men, saying that owing
20 tho falling on OF business and tho
mod condition OF its power q waa nee.
eaaary 90 make a reduction IN Tho
icFco And then after the reduction
had been made end the company
naodnd moro men, instead Of putting
uuim men to work. they shipped IN q
uumhor Of unfair mon and put them
10 work in tho ahOps under a guard OF
armed deputies This tho machinisia
oould not stand and they decided 20
walk out The loilermakora thon 70.
FUSED 10 work on any engine on which
an unfair machlnlst was working
rhey told the management on tho
company that q would have 20 roinOyo
tho unfair men from the engines ON
which boiler work was 90 be done bo.
fore they ltho bollormakarsl would
do the work The boilormakorB thon
voted to strike The copporsmiths also
refused 20 work on any engine with an
unfair man and they also voted 20
strike
Tho machin.st helpers aud boiler
maker helpers were then told 90 DO
machlniat aud boilormakers work.
Thls they refused co DO and Walk
out was decided upon.
The handymn and iHhoora not uk.
ING Toe looks ui the row men and bo-
lnF ln sympahy with those formerly
employed. also wont out
As we are all out for tho same cause
ant as We cannot expect Go win this
strike unless We bind ourselves 10.
Huthor. bo IL
Resolved, That no man goes back %
work unless eyory man who went out
in this strike he allowed 20 take HE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Michigan School 8upori1tendcnts.
lanFinr Mich. Stay Tho annual
convention of tho Michigan state As
sugIaJiob ui sci,uDl superintendent and
Principals heEan in anainr today and
VIII continue through tomorrow su.
nr.utDndout , W. Simmons oi Owes
ro Is tho president " lhe association
and che prCaiding uncor Of The con.
yonuo1 An interesting pruEum of
nauom. addresses and discussions has
hHUu arranged for tho meeting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

indianapolis. Ind May 6.--Prcai.
dent John Mitchell OF the unite4 Mine
Workers. vas 90 have started Tor Eu-
nono today. bat al the hoadquirtor8 OF
the organization Il vas said his trip
has boon poaspmed until fall Ar Mit.
chal vim represent the miners OF Am.
eerloa AZ the international Miners
Conmoss. which is 90 meet in Paris
n August
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
LsaaI Dsarss lor coIorea Weman.

Louisville KY, May G-Tbo nrsi
oolorod woman lawyer On Kentucky
VIII receive her degree AZ the com.
menocmont Of tho Contra. Law school
oi tho Colorod State university next
week She % Mrs Salao J 8 white
wife Of Albert g white. a local law.
yer ani politician Mrs White hRa
chosen 'Civil Rights' as the subject
for hor commencement oration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Adele Grard 7S. Mary Mahor. o..
loth rrndo Augustine ginrd. gt. ~
FuoI MCGu.unoaa. qa, John brennan
.S8
Tfrfc ia contention among ans
various claaaof and Oh, drat in class
horors .a roai thaf 30 tvciy .5urht
for Lco 0uynn. Rohsr, Hlodroo. and
FHDiIo Klein are rival momuora u
n1M SO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

on last Tuesday the reports Of the
tudeats were read % the assembly
hall BY Father Mandaiari The Col.
lowing pupils deserve HIocim mention
ist graio. Charles stevens. 81. zna
grade. EdwQra Maei'horson, s0i srd
grade. Freduina ZenE. efi fth grade.
Joseph OIaughllu. s2i bth grado.
Hei@, Ackors. s2i ON grade loso
phine Lopez. ss; 7h Erade, Nuu
stovona 30. sth grade. Margaret Ma.
her 90 One Abel "a. sth rraio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

iujiapApols. May Secretary
Wilson uJ tho United Mine Workers
said today thoro was mo- change in
the Colorado situation The strIko
had not been declared or and that
the national Organization had not
withdrawn lis support.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
Probably False Report

Donvor. May b--secrotary Simpson
of district IS o. The United Mine
Workers o. America denied that ne
had received any news Of the ro.
ported calling or Of the strike iu las
AuimHs county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

nelnat Nlch May bTh0 rcpuh.i.
can couuoss lonal convouilon OF tho
sIuh district mt here today to pom.
iuate a candidate for c1nEoaa and o.
soioct delegates t0 tla Chicago con
vocation Congressman samuel n.
am.th Is candidate Tor reuoninati ion
ami uIII pr0laBly 5o choBon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Olympia. Wash. aay 5.--Aftor eau.
cusing an night % Is stated enc
different factions in the democratic
state convention which meets here
today agreed 20 compromise. which
provides FOR tho selection OF a dele.
cation 20 the rational democratic con.
ventlon, with supporters 0f W. a.
Hearst Ia the majority.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

ifenton N j May 5.-Tho oaaea
oI George p Kroehl and A G.. Twin.
ing directors of the dofunct Firat
National bank Of Ashbury Park. were
called fg trial today before judge
krlparck The two are accused OF
certifying falsely 90 report Of tho
tanks condition 90 the comptroller
of the currency.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

New York May 5-lfish Tad giua
tho Metropolitan handicap Toh0s-
san leCund ne'damo third
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Mm b Muruoy 90 Topeka. hanaaa
is a guest oi her con, " q Muruey
She stopped on in tho city a few days
while cn route 90 California
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

Mn E &. Whitaon. OF tao Watson
a'lsic company, left this morning foI
i.os NcEaa she will be- absent from
the city several daya.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07
THE SANTA FE
SHOP STRIKE

. TppOkg. May f-Tho Santa 10 q
o officials announce this morning .
. che resumption Of nhOr work all .
= along se limo from Topeka 60 the y
q taoinc coast q
. u is stated THAI 90 most cases .
q tho shops aro running with a foil .
. complement of men q
. Ia many places mo union ma. .
q cblnlsts have gone ont bat their q
q places viii all DO huod by tho .
. oloao of the week. intlmated tho q
q Oflcials q
o ThIrd Vice President nuckalow q
y ays the trouble haa iust begun q
. and that not an0thor union man q
q will roturu 90 work ga the trou. q
. bic la rettic,i Io further says =
q many Viii ro out ir sympathy q
q No ropOus of Uolp ans .
q whUre
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

H w Kelly. OF tho wholesale gro
cory establishment Of 0ross. Kelly a
Co. is in the city today from i.aF
Vegas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

q President Ripley lntervieNed q
. Lcs AngC'oa May t-The Eg
. press TODAY publishes state q
. meut from President Ripley OF q
Q the Santa Fe system on the cub q
. iect of jbo strike in which De-
9 says the company is having no q
. difficulty in nlllug the places of q
. the men who quit work The q
. company has no quarrel with g
. uni01ism ana dealt with % On the q
. case OF conductors. engineers
. flromou aul tralnmen. but these q
. unions had never made such out q
. ragCous demardp as the machin, q
. ists. Tho company. however. q
q could not accept the principle OF 3
q tho closed sh0p. 3
00S0oeOoo0ae o0Os .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-07

n b. stevens lcft this morning for
Santa 90 ON insurance maucrs