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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
KiNoMAN


From the Miner
Miss Margaret LIuohaurh, no one
umo steuograuhor for Tau a. Sic.
Comb no This place. arrived iu KING
man from Jos Angeles and viii 10.
main a few I1rs visiting with friends.
sbo lB on her way fl Kentucky,
whore she viii visit with relatives
Frank Scissor was sent .u 90 tho
san JacInto hot springs @ few days
ego. Mr. Scissor has boon suffering
greatly with rhpumai and 10 Wna
Thought best FAB give h.m the bath
treatment In the hope that Dee would
bo permanently benefited
Peter Caiicry came boz from WaIla-
pat Springs. having made Hn eyHmIuh-
Hon ~ several mining properties iu
chat section during tho past wcok. io
believes there are number of rood
properties ON the north end OF tho
mountain. hut ao faF little work has
been done ON them.
Deputy Sheriff Brown found tho
cache of o. sarge number of counterfeit
silver dollars On tho sand wash below
the on tanks of tho Gold Rood com.
pany. a Mexican had reported to the
sheriff that ho had dug mp n number
Of the bogus dollars On that locality
and a further search revealed about
thirty % the dollars They showed
up poorly and must have been cast
frnm habbitt metal and tln. and 10
plaster cast
a miner hy the name OF Gladys wBa
severely injured by O. cave ln a G'opo
of the O. q. ID. mine. hst Tuesday
morning Ho was brought 90 tho sur.
face and Doctor Cove Immediately
phoned for uuon tho arrival OF tho
doctor 90 the m.uo 20 was found that
tho man was not seriously Injured
and afior the wounds were dressed
tho man wa8 brought to town. whore
no is rocuporltInF Ilo viii be- able
90 go back 90 work iu q few days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
ARIZONA TOWNS

.of a picnic trip 70 Clear creek. IN
which the Simpsons. lance and Proc.
tors Joined lost Monday.
Hon. w a. Parr left for en- extend.
cl absence. Ho goes first 10 Los An.
gcles, 20 visit HE daughters from
thcre De- goes To Omaha to look after
h.s property and from there into lowe
where he has other interests. After
a visit 90 the Worlds Fair be viii
return Co Los Angeles and bring hia
daughter 90 Wlnsiow. taking up bic
residence on First and Warren.
Tho nrst Of che week the oh ma
Ch.uory arrived from California ana
is now being taken ont to fuckers
Flat whore the drilling for Oh will
soon DO in progress on "Wednesday
morning p T. Van Eprs. tho contract.
or came in from California accom-
panied by Messrs w. b. Coau, 70. w.
Rich and p. W. Barrett who win as.
sis' in the drilling r. g. Croswel got
tho contract Tor hauling the machIn.
err and has had two teams ON the
work since last "Wednesday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
WILLIAMS

From the News.
Mrs william p. Dcrmout ana
daughter. Miss Margaret. went out to
the canyon FOR q weeks visit at that
grpat resort
The Independent order OF odd Fck
lows bail SIS rapidly nearing compile.
ton and judging from tho plans and
looks of things % viii bo most com
motIouF. and when the rustic is ON
and painted viii present an excellent
appearance.
Mrs Nora Ship and Mrs Pablo
AyIllu appeared in court to settle q
family quarrel. bOun over their chill
drou. aFt week. Judge Rauu0y gave
both parties the benefit OF @ lecture
and called tho case olt
s. DarIou. while pauor.ng 70 room
last week. was standing on O scat.
fold, which gave way, rrcc.u.'at.ng
him 90 the floor In ne m sop q heavy
board f,Il across botn hts arms. break.
luF them between the wrist aud ol-
bow BE takes 70 cheerful Wow of tho
matter. however uu1 daily comes
down town with both arms Goo tho
same SLING
r. * Fausv0r.1 has been having
trouble ON hts mind ever since tho
Fourth a. that time Doe hos.tol the
hrro flar to the top of the flaspole.
when tho wind whipped 10 up aud "a
portion bocuuo outougl,d around che
top Uf the pole. An efforts to loosen
10 have been in vain, ami inc flag is
now badly torn and gradually whip
ping itself tu pieces.
Geo "a Barney wBtcr waeur met
with au accident "Wednesday mat
about o'clock The team ran away
and dumped che tank from fnu wagon
loo front OF g. Buttons cottage.
thence across 90 First street and
down that 90 RAILROAD avenue Hero
tboy turned and ram toward td. depot.
opposite which they wore caught.
scarcely mo- damage having boon done
John Hauco is false prophet but
loo order to keep zap h.s reputation nc
could not ho otherwise. However.
whom ho laft week made bet of g25
that % would rain both GO williams
and Grand Canyon uu the 18Th inst.
some people who know ho had put
nap tho coin began to believe him.
Needless To- say BE- dd mot rain. u
would soCm chat lIaucu bad become
SEQ used 20 toIl.ng fairy stories that
n tb.a instance o.. forgot himself and
HDt $50 uu his own Judgment regard
.uE The woathor-1uI lost Pretty
soon Dec WIN begin fu b,Hel. boz sr
really O. false prophet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
THE DIPPING or CATTLE.

Cattle raiser aud shippers ln th,
southwestern states aud t0rr.t0uo.
have raised such vigorous protest.
against 90, regulations that cattl,
about 10 Doe shipped, which have been
exposed tu mango of sCabbIOs. shall D.,
dipped twice. that the secretary of
agriculture has modified tho regula
lions The cattlenon represented rha,
ono dlpping was sufficient Following
Is the iull text of che order.
Requirement. OF former order ara
modified 60 permit shipment uuu
April 80. 1905. with the expectation
that before said date vigorous meas
ures viii be taken by state authorities
end stockmcu to eradicate Iisoas,
through dipping all affected and expos
od animals.
THAT fat cattle designed Tor sIaugh
iDring originating boz au infection spc
t.nn may be- shipped tD market cen
tors COZ stock yards whore department,
maintain inspectors without dipping or
u.ucarliug cars provided they have
FIRST boon inspected hy au officer of
.be bureau and found ryo from AN
evidence 0f sclbicF n N ia Ir.'d,J
aitorwarl 90 reship such cattle flr
feeding purposes coz for export. they
must bo dipped loflro leaving ha
stock yards
FAN cattle 90 bo shipped from au
infected locality 200 another state must
Poo Inspected ANA dipped twice. lf show
ug disease. ana dipped once ~ not
showing disease. uu account Uf expos
ure 90 ContnEion.
"Ail cattle from am Infected section
shall not Doe traIlgl tu other states
and territories without dipping and
corililcaiion, when trauol. inspector
to designate route.
Affected cattle may ho dipped once
under supervision of an cmpl0yo of
the bureau and shipped for stock or
feeding purposes. after satisfactory ar
rnngomeuts have been made for sec
o1i dipping cn route ~ required time
after first dipping 90 point whore am
Inspector is stationed and under hla
supervision.
inspectors iu the field must soc
an animals placed on board cars after
inspection and oartlficauon. 10. how
over, Inspection services are required
at another point. such animals may bo
turned over 90 railroad agents ana
placed IN railway pens and locked 200
hy agents until loaded"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

tatIon. % Includes exchange transpor
iatIon 60 officialp. agents ana ON.
ploycs % other roads and passes o..
sues on account Of newspaper advor.
tieinr 20 public officials. etc.: IN fact.
Oh classes OF free transportation a..
sued. Tho order also requires an rail.
roads 10 keen open records showing
Tor each month the number Of miles
travelled Boy persons on such free
transportation
co@araly Asaault-l1st Thursday
evening ut au early hour. "a. Meyers.
an rmr'uic of che Santa Fo. while
walking along Main street coming
from the Santa pc reading room. was
assaulted az q street. by parties uu.
kn0wn. and severely beaten. says tho
Needles Eye Tho fact that Meyers In
known ns one of the strike breakers
furnishes foundation for the idoa thar
The assault was committed hy tho
strikers or their sym3athizcrs. Such
an act can not bo credited to any rca-
eon.ng. rIehtth.uk.ug human being
The dasiariy assault was made with.
out proyocn'I0n and those who made
the assault would have committed
murder iust as soon. for DC the man
had had tho chance 90 defend himself
The 1Fsuutrrs would tavo taken no
chances The blanc falls on "a class
LOO people whose cause ls decidedly in
iurod by such acts uf cowardice
whether they woro implicated On the
crime or not Tho public sympathy
which every man bears towards those
who are striving to better their condl.
ton. and the personal friendship
which o. necessarily borne towards
those whom YOU have known for
years. iH badly shocked by such o..
''mrteupoU Innocent people Tho dog
tha' 6lhiH upon tho street always
gives warning to DIS opponent. but
The sneak Zoo fhD dark is N cur that
knows NOT the warning of grovi
and o. Or o. matter OF keen regret that
sucn descendants OF the human fam.
HF arc among us to cast the curse Of
their r0Hurl.y acts of vandalism unon
O. people who ouIoav0r to DO RIGHT and
hg respected among men
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
NEW MEXICO Towns

from clifton. Arizona. for the Good
Hope BONANZA mine is being hauled
In from the railroad
John Gardner has gone Go Hadioy
tu luok after DIE cump8utH mining
interests thoro Io W.ll probably
ho absent three months
lee uI lo.s came down from the
Niger Blessings lis reports plenty OF
rain ln chat locality and that new
Eass ls up siy or eight inches high.
The main shaft of tho Treasure
mHo 's bgIns tmborod The shaft is
.u good ore. aHd us soon os tmber'nr
to Che present depth De- completed.
sinking VIII Doe resumed.
superintendent Elasgr OF the Good
Hoo, Bonanza. informs us that bo is
ID ~ working o. force OF twontycieht
men he also informs us that a car
shipment of high grade ore was made
from The mine this week. NJ. Kassar
expects to make two ear shipments of
orr per month from the mine from
now ON.
Mrs Brown, wife of Treasurer
Brown. of the Empire Gold Mining a.
MIIug company, arrived here We
understand that Mr. Brown viii bo
here about Auuist ist 90 locate per.
mauoutly W. W Miller. president Of
tho company is alao expected here
in O. few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
ST. JOHNS

From the Herald
Bernard schustor was over from
Concho Sunday visiting Ito len the
same day for El paso. Texas. where
he will visit with hIs family During
his absence George AngerEtoiu. of
HoIbrook, win have charge OF the
store
Ranger j. a. Pierce came down
from sprngory.llo Thursday 20 attend
10 business matters Ho reports that
me forest fires in the mountains are
rapidly spreading and that the
chances are slim 10 put them out en-
tIrely This lB the largest forest fire
that has ever beon known in this
country and has already destroyed
thousands of dollars worth OF valuable
timber.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
RATION


Prom thc Rcporor
Miss Mamie swami is quiet 900 with
rhslm.tsm az the home of her sistor
Mrs laurie Walsh.
MIRA Harry Barrett and two lItil,
daughters. OF Trinidad have been
visiting hero the pact week with Mrs
r p Murphy They win return hom,
this evening
John Taylor. of near Springer. who
quits up the famous Aztec mInera.
water ia drilling another we'll rh,
new lucat.0u o. near bic residence.
whore ho hopes 90 strike the same
nor, of mineral water
Capt J. D. Kidd arrived iu Ration
amer three years aolouru In Friend.
chip. North Carolina. Ho was nr
oomuauIoi by DE HstcrIuI1w. Nr
r. Dudley of Friendship. n O.. They
will visit hero with Str KidIa daueh.
tiers. MesJ.u,s q Mahau and Fred
CCcl. after which they viii visit bic
other daughters
Jake and Hugh smith. Cbaa. Near.
thur. Jim Mcnoural aud IIm bottom
returned from o four weeks fishing
trip on the Concios They caught
an the trout permitted by law and
landed some of the finest specimens
at The season. They report having
had enc umo and all are anxious
to make another trip
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
LAS CRUCES

From tbo CIUzsu.
Miss M1rcufa ChavDs IefI Tor San
Antonio, Is IT. 90 spend several
weeks ou "a visit 90 relatives aud
friends
MISS lena Franklin. who has boon
uu q visit and guest of ur Mcbride
and family f0r some time, lJft for her
home iu Louisiana.
Mrs. a. s. Garcia. VITO of j.
s. Garcia of Albuquerque. Is SIN at
Hotel p.cu. El paao. Attending 90 her
sick boy. he is improving aul prob.
ably In a few days more she viii ro.
turn TO las Cruces. ia company with
her mother Mrs. NJ, Amad0r.
Antonio Tguagas of Chihuahua.
Mexico, accompanied by bis charming
daughters Misses Francisco and Mar
lal who wero here on a visit to Mrs.
NJ Amador and family lcft Dor thoIr
home laEi week
j. s.. QuooUsborry aud family arc
hack from the pulomas Hot Springs
Mr. QucCnshorry says the springs are
good, and possess an the healing
properties claimed. There are many
visitors there a. present and all are
getting along we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
EvERYBooY CARS ONE.

The board of town trustees of CarIs
'ui are "a few themselves when %
comes tn diplomacy aud they proved
10 on last Friday afternoon.
am wook long thCy had been slrue
CLING with tho matter of franchises
ono ut The applicants being Mrs Mary
u TansilI, and the other being the
Public Utilities company Owing Ia
Che hirh standing OF both and the ok
ccllonco of their positions, tho ques
t.on was a hard ono 90 decide.
Both parties appeared before the
board last Thursday evening and made
application, Mrs TansIu Tor lighting
alone, and the company for the varied
purposes named in lts articles OF in.
corporation The hoard was 1cary OF a
quick decision, and put q all Oft tho
next afternoon
They were all thorc. and had many
things 90 say and the board listened
respectfully 10 both after which thoy
won't into executive session.
Just what happened then ln the
hufhod stiffness OF tho chamber can
never be more than guessed. but the
result was a triumph OF statesman.
ship,
Franchises Was given 20 both. and
n anybody else comos along who do.
sIros another they can get Il. The ap.
plicanla flght Il out between them.
selves and the trustees, unanimous IN
their decision 20 safeguard tho people.
can sit on tho fence and watch the fun
secure from flying bricks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
wlNsLoW
From the Mail

From the Mail
g. L. Film has boon On Phoenix tho
uoator part OF tho week ON business
w r. Campbell G. L. Hathaway
w, q. Kelley and Wilson were out
and located several claims.
Mrs. a. @. IIcrby % expected home
tho inst % tho week from two
months visit on tho coast. She has
boon 10 Kansas.
Julius Kfontz and son Joe loft for
ST. louis where they will visit rola.
tivea and take IN the ST. Louis fair.
District Attorney Moran came down
from Holbrook tho FIRST Of tho week
and viii mako this place his head.
quarters for a few weeks.
Tweniy-oight hsh and two cotton.
tails and a go0d time was the result
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
From che Gazette


Miss EuuIcc famine. of las Vegas.
is iu the city the guost uf Mrs j. Van
Houtrn. o. win Del remembered tho
hdlcs toured Europe together laat
year
Mrs r. w. collier who Is 600 pros.
ont in the hospital az Gardner. suffer
ing from rheumatism. is reported to
Doc conyaIosc.ug and viii return to
her homo 300 lhIs city within o. fou
days
John Nasou oni family uccomuau.
ied by Mrs A. G. WHgley and daued.
Ger Marcia. Ioft ou a camping trip to
C0nOioH They expect to be absent
from the city about three weeks.
Carl Risdou lCu FOR Ia Iuuta
where ho hopes to secure employment
Carl has not enjoyed good health late.
~ and was advised 20 cry a lower
altitude.
Tho many friends OF Mrs. G.. n.
blackwell. who underwent an opera.
tion last week in st. Authonys hos.
pitol Denver. viii Dee pleased 20 learn
That she iF greatly improved In health
and viii Doe able 90 return homo
shortly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Miss Anita Lottou lett Tor MAY
view, No, whore che viii v.fit O. short
tImo with relatives.
Willie NcNath. who WIS recently
injured hy being thrown FROM o.
horse and was really moro stunned
than bruised is able t0 tahg charge
~ the milk wagon again
Mrs. S 8 Eye of IiopoVpu " j..
arrived in tho city and after short
visit CO. the home 0f Elder Fruor left
for Dawson whore sho Rll mako uu
extended visit with her daughter
Mrs, A. NJ Van Dyke.
G.. Armory stevens. % multi million.
airc from Now York CITY was m ih,
city last Friday Saturday aul sun
day. The guest of Iuro s,aberg Ho
had been down In old Mexico. ana
stopped on 0u hIs return home ON In.
vItatiou of b.s friend. Mr.. soab,rr.
Mr.. Stevens was 900 fayorah'y impress
sCd with Ration that he viii probably
invest considerable money here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23


Mrs. W. a. Anderson loft for o. visit
with relatives In Kansas
Miss Lll.as Marshall loft Tor Eur.
eks, California. where she viii Take
a years course in music
Miss Wyuno aud Miss Irwin who
have been spending the past two
weeks In Los Angeles, passed through
hero on their way to Exeter. Mo-.
where they will visit relatives Tor soy.
pul months
COcunlno Commercial club elected
lhp following officers ON Thursday
uieht3 President D. w. porkus; Foc-
roia1trDsurDr 81 O. Powers and
directors. George Rabbit. John O..
NOraaWu ur . D. Adams
j g. Wilmington. oft Los Angeles.
and father of MIss Wilmington. the
assistant principal uf the Flagstaff
pnh.i. schools. was o. visitor here ON
Tuesday De was Dn rutD east to ut
tend the Cupamumgnt uf thg Grand
Army cf the Republic. which meets
Loo Boston Boo September De- will visit
the &c. Louis fair for several weeks.
Tho announcement of tho marriage
LOT Theodore Vaughn Carver t0 Miss
Ruin Rachel Chaplin has been receive
od. Tho ceremony took place ut tho
home of tho brides parents .n Ridge
way. Penn. ou July d. Mr. Carver iH
ono OF the faculty OF tho
Northern Arizona Normal school
and the happy pair will make thor
residence boz Flagstaff after septCm
bon O.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

From me Republican
We understand that Colonel He
gaus automobile was unable 90 Jour.
noy thrcurh a tract Of sand ON the
way b the Gold Camp and had to bc
sent 90 E Paso FOR repairs.
We arc very sorry 90 report the
illness of r. %. Curan OF Ei Paso.
with typhoid foyer Mr Currau was at
one time "a citizen of LAS Cruces, We
hope for hIs immediate recovery
Prof Inutt the newly appointed
assistant DOB thC agricultural depart
mont Of the Agricultural college. or.
rived 10 take his position Prof 10.
via takes Mr SCOTS place while tho
latter So advanced a step
The Mcs...a valley Chamber az
Commerce ia still doing good work.
Tuesday Secretary Wad0 appeared
before tho county commissioners and
asked that b A. Chaffe De appointed
to view the proposed new road and
make report thereon as soon as
possible Tho request was granted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
HoLBRooK


From the Arws
QuBrtDrmaH,Ts Ascent larsen acct.
douHly took uu overdose Uf ar8uIte
Thursday uIEnt aud camo near dying
br Hathaway happened to hD lu town
aud was hastily summoned and by
quick and persistent work pulled Str
Larson through.
An eight horse and three wagon
OUTFIT all On one string. loaded with
froIght for Fort Apache during tho
week. A. tho driver Rus pointing his
leaders to make the short turn. Judge
Wat'ruu happened ig0ug and he rc.
marked boys, that reminds me OF
my younger days. whI,e SHINING
mules on the road from Loadyle to
Canon CITY Colo, when { used Co bo
ahlo to turn them uu "a nifty cont
piece"
Thursday evening sheriff II0uck
and Judge WaJfrou had occasion to go
to the court house nt late hour. aud
Whit there saw two mysterious ag.
ures ln petucoats. something unusual
at that hour OF night. Couycmlug
with the prisoners. go they did
stunt in detective work and ascertain.
ED the identity of the parties. Since
then the sheriff has arranged the la.
dies ward, and win land the fair
ones ON their next VISIT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
HILL8BoRo
From the Advocate

From the Advocate.
Miss Cecil Alexander has accepted
az position as Interpreter "a the MoM-
caa building al the Worlds Fair
The 20Hiamp mill recently shipped
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

The market house lu the ylsayau
village on the Philippine reservation
at tho Worlds Fair Is attracting much
attention Here may ho found a large
collection of native fabrics, fancy
work. Filipino hats and canos, an of
which are made on tho grounds. Tho
most delicate fabric is Pima. made
from plnapplo fibre just o. made from
silk which ls imported from China.
These are woven by hand, with the
old-fashI0ued shuttle loom aud many
delicate and beautiful designs are
woven into tho cloth Tho sluamuy
cloth, q fabric from which coarsor
clothing Is made, ls woven from hemp
fibre. Specimens OF embroidery on
thoso cloths are also shown. The Fill
pinO hats which are shown On on
stages are woven from Boiuca fibre.
They are lighter and more durable
than Panama. and are hand woven.
Tho Vlsayans and TagaloB who rep,
resent the highest type OF civilization
Of tho Philippines, are considered tho
best woavora and matters OF fancy
work In the world.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Judge Henry l.. Waldo. the New
Mexico counsellor for the Santa re
road, who was sick at hts home On
Kansas City, has recovered his health
and is az Las Vegas attending 90
legal matters
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Railroads Must Show Where all
Passes Gothic Texas railroad com
mission has created a stir among the
railroads hy Issuing a general order
requiring railroad companies 20 keep
record oi an FREQ passes issued
and mileage travelled on free trans.
poriaiion. and 10 make a report OF the
same 10 the commission. This order
ombOdles ON classes OF free tranBpor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Moore are the pruprioiors, has secur
% the right GO cut timber on the Ca.
hald0n grant owned by Hon r. n
Catron. and which &C. located north OF
Santa Pc. The company has already
commenced production of lumber for
The local market and for expectation
from Santa Fo 70 o. the plan OF the
firm 90 cut 10000 feet of lumber per
day Ard employment viii be given
to number of loegcrs and haulcm.
The manufactured product will be-
hauled from tho min to the company
yard in Santa Fc
-
Capital City Fire Boys-rho Santa
Do Ore department participated lu
one and ono.hnif hours practice in
front OF headquarters Wednesday
evening at Santa &c. Two of the Gre
men have attained remarkable de-.
gree OF speed ln upcoupIIng hose and
attaching tho nozzle Wednesday
evening they succeeded in unn.ng
twenty yards and turning Che trick BOO
fifteen seconds The company also
made good t'mo in running with the
cart Sealing the ladder occupied con.
siderable oi the time.
-
Las Vegas Odd Follows-Tho 10.
sial.atIon Of officers OF las Vegas
'1dFo O. o. o. j. NaG hold Tuesday
a.eHt The following are the officers
Tor tho ensuing half year W. 81.
Lewis, q. O.; r. t. Hammond. v. Co.
r. So Eiwood. secretary, and W. C.
critics, treasurer. This makes the
seventh consecutive term which SIR.
Bwood has served tNo lodge as sec.
rotary and INC tenth G. ussuuye term
for NT Critics as treasurer
They are az las Vegas-Horbsri
and Jack Reynolds rode into the city
Ia little after o'clock last evening.
They iefi Albuquerque more than two
weeks ago and rode 90 this city via
Cubozon, JtmDa, EapauoIa. Santa Fo.
and other new Scenic Route to tho
p,cus. lettering wherever their fancy
dictated, They wor1 out 90 me heavy
rain ui yesterday AZ San Geronimo.
they say 90 came down loo buckDtfGls.
Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Brother James, OF The boys school
Lac Bemaln.a, 10 here today on bust
ness.