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Arizona republican., 1904-11-14
MAKING OF THINGS
The COuntry'S s Rapid Growth
 in Manufactures
Nearly TwO-1ifths of the Exports for Nine Months Of the Fiscal Year Were Manufactured Articles.

Washington, Nov. 13.-Manufactures formed a larger share and agricultural products a smaller share of the ex- ports of the United in 1904 than in any earlier year. Figures issued by the de- partment of commerce and labor through it's bureau of statistics cover ing the foreign commerce for the nine months ending with September show that 7.87 per cent of the exports dur ing that period were manufactures and but g, CA per cent agricultural products. Comparing these figures with those of earlier years it may be said that on cnly two occasiOns-in the fiscal years 1900 and 19O4-have the exports of man ufacturers formed as much as 30 per cent of the total exports.
 In, 1900 they formed 31.65 per cent and in the fiscal year 1904, 31.52 per cent, but in no other fiscal year have they formed as much as 30 per cent of the total. and at no time have they for a period of any considerable length formed as large a proportion of the exports as has been the case in the nine months ending with September, 1904. The total value Of manufactures exported during the nine months end- ing with September. 1904 is 365 million dollars, against 311 millions in the cor responding months Of 1903, 33S millions in the same months of 1900, 145 millions in the corresponding months of 1895, and 113 millions in the corresponding months of 1890. For the single month of September the exports of manufac- lures were S42,69O5O1, against S33.244,- 84S in September of last year.
 Agricultural products exported in the nine months of 1904 amounted to S502, =
Arizona republican., 1904-11-14

71t North Third sx-rOOnn pastered Price S1,50OOO
Arizona republican., 1904-11-14

7o North 24churohi addition The-roon, ~
Arizona republican., 1904-11-14

Mrs. Richards, of the Arizona School of Music, will be at the school every day this week at II a. m., to meet la dies and children desiring to enter physical culture classes. MT. Freder- ick Revare, teacher of mandolin and guitar, will meet pupils Wednesday af- ternOOn at o'clock
Arizona republican., 1904-11-14

54o West Monroe St. S. and Lots IT, block water electric lights Price s5,0O0O0.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-14
COFFEE

and tea, Schilling's Best, is sold by about 5000 grocers west of the Rocky Noun tains.
 Your grOcsrreturn your money you don't Iikeit.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-14
FOR SALE

626 5th block of
  good shade S15OoOo and sell for S1,2ooOo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
Clerk OF said Court.
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE

lu the District Court OF fhc county Of
BoruajIu. Territory of Sew Mex
IDu
EmItorio ArchuIota ci aI plaintiffs.
ys Mariana s OJ,ro. go al. defend.
ants.
No 5000
Notice Do hereby given that by viz.
tue of Judgment and order of sale
entered Boo tho above cause ON tho
21tb day of July, lg0l. tho undersigned
Special Master win ON the 2gud day
lot August. 1904, at no O'Clock in the
forenoon OF said day. at the front
door of che county court house OF
She county Of Roruallllo Territory Of
New Mexico sell nt public auction Co
the highest and best bidder for cash.
the following real estate situate Iu
the county of Sandoyai formerly "a
portion Of the county of Bornulillol
Territory OF Now Mexico. to.Wlt
a tract OF land known as the Canon
DE- San Diego land Grant, a more
particular description Of which Is
found In the patent therefor from tho
United states OF America Co Francis.
go Garcia de- Norlegn, dated October
2lst. 1881, reference 20 which Is here.
by made for more particular doscrip-
ton, and containing according 10 the
official survey thereof one hundred
sixteen thousand two hundred and
eighty six and $500 acres, excepting
however. from said sale certain tracts
at land held in soyeralty by dlyer
/ persons. as set forth in the decree of
partition heretofore made iu This
cause. reference Co which decree is
hereby made for more particular de-
scrIptlon Of said tracts OF land held 10
soygralty, and hereby excepted from
/ the sale Co be made
WIN H. DAME
Special Master
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

An adjourned meeting OF those in
tordstod in the Pennington FAN fair
mot nt the Times Hustler office Mon.
day uIgbt Tho meeting organized by
oloctlug VIM, Butler aB temporary
chairman. on motion % was decided
To- proceed 90 the election OF officers
g. A. Duff was elected president
John g. Hubbard secretary, aud an
executive committee consisting of A.
r. Dustin Harley ~ knight, O. g.
pliat. ". a. Hunter and VIM BUTLER
a. N. Amsdou was un motion, elected
treasurer Samples OF hangers were
examined and % was decided to sub.
init those to meeting OF the oXoJu.
tive committee AZ the meeting OF tho
executive committee half sheet hung
ors win bee ordered and the fair bo
advertised On the outside towns The
fair without blk crops and tho rail
ruad building will bo tho biggest
ovont the county has ever witnessed
Subscribe for Tho Citizen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

Pacific railroads. whose family have
spent the last six or seven months IN
Domiug, came IN Thursday from Vic.
toria. Texas. and will spend a few
days On town.
Mrs. w. a. Merrill who has been
camping for the last six weeks a.
Ryron's ranch. clght miles east o.
town. returned % her home ycsicr.
day
Last spring 70 was reported that
all che ffu't on thu Mmbrgs river had
been KILLED By the lato froBts. This
So a mistake Very fine early peaches
and apples from ranches lu that val.
Icy have been offered upon tho
streets OF pcming during the present
month lt o. undoutoud that there
$3.50. uo fairly good crop OF late
peaches. rr1uot ond winter apples
Ralph G. Ely. for Tho past two or
three years connected with West
Camp at Cooks Peak has just return
cd from the oast whore ho haB 1r.
nauifod what De- io boz known as the
Luna Lead company for tho purpose
of L-InIng and treating lead ores In
this county The company of which
Mr. Ely Is secretary and general man
aEcr has ample capital They run'cm
plate the erection OF small smciter
az an early date. possibly 90 nrm.ug
Mr. E'y au energetic and worthy
man aud Do Be- rp Ho huurH that the
smoltor may Del erected lu pcmIug
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
NOTICE OF SUIT
VIM T. DAME
Special Master

Territory OF New Mexico, County OF
Benalulo. In the District Court
Arthur 4. Mitchell. plaintiff vs.. Ed.
Clouthior and Ccorg.ana Clouthior,
defendants
70 Ed. Clouthlrr and Geurslana
Clouthior defendants.
You are hereby notified that Arthur
j. Mitchell the above named plaintiff.
has commenced suit against you Ia
the Above entitled court, IN and By
which said action tho plaintiff seeks
10 recover OF and from you the said
defendants the principal sum OF Five
Hundred Dollars with interest and
costs OF suit, that your goods and
chRttels situated ln said county Of
Bornalillo consisting OF piano and
other personal property have been az
tachud and that unless you enter youi
appearance ln said cause on or before
the goth day OF August, A. ID. 1904
Judgment win bo rendered against yol
In said cause by default and the salJ
goods and chattels sold 20 satisfy
all Judgment
A. j Mitchell attorney for plaintiff
postoflce address Albuquerque n
80
w. ~ DAME.
Clerk OF Said Court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
DESPOSDENT AND GAVE up FIGHT
CHARLES e. QUINN, or TOLEDO,
OHIO, SICK AND OUTLAW FROM
HOME TAKES MORPHINE.

Charles " Quinn. alias Charles r.
Phillips committed suicide at the ST.
George hotel, EI pBso. by taking NOR
phIuo The poison was taken Friday
night as the mans body when DIS.
covered saturday showed that ho had
b4on dead ten of fifteen hours
The deceased arrived ln E PasO
about seven weeks ago and registered
al the ST. George as Charles T., Phil.
llps Toledo, ohio" Tie was a young
man about 2s years of age, neatly
dressed and OF prcpossossing appear
aucc BE had very little TO say to
any one.
Hc was not seen about the hotel an
dag Saturday and Saturday night and
and attacho of tho house went to the
mans room 20 deliver a letter and
found him lying dead In his bed with
the room door locked from the In.
side.
Justice Mitchell was promptly sum.
mouod and after examining the body
and room be turned the body over "a
Undertakors Nagley a Carr ON a
table In the dead mans room was
found a bottle which had originally
contained 100 hypodormic morphine
sulphato tablets. and the label on the
bottle Indicated that each tablet con
tanned a quarter grain of morphine
making 90 grains In the bottle All
OF the tablets but three were gone.
IN the dead mans coat pocket was
lotter written from a friend IN To
ledo Ohio, and the coutouts OF th,
letter clearly indicated that the de-
ceased was in hiding 90 avoid punish
meut FOR a sin Of some kind. 10,
writer of the loitor said.
"rho old man is stilI hunting fol
YOU and you had better keep in hid
ing
a little book found in the poke
of the suicide contained the address
"Mrs Helen A. Quinn. itt2 Wees
/ Bancruu street Toledo Ohio"
a telegram sent 10 that address hl
Nagloy q Carr developed the fac
that Mrs Quinn was the mother %
tho suicide and that bis real nam'
was Charles 70 Quinn She ordorc,
the remains shipped to her nt Toledo
| Justice Mitchell viii hold an "a
quest today Tie declined to allow an
reporters 10 see the letters found o
the dead mans body.
/ Quinn was IN poor health and a.
not engage iu amy work after hts al
rival here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

week To- the Consolidated Supply com.
pany 90 Cos suit ON open account
against q. o. Hotclling tu the amount
of 9iuG
Harry =. Loo obtained Judgment
FOR $500 aud interest iu ha suit
against Horny Huniug. ot al The case
Ia the continuation OF The odd tee oa.
tate
Too the case W the Bank W Com.
morcc vs NlconU Pine Judgment was
rendered for che p'HIWIf to the
amount ot f5Gz The suIt was for tho
uuuuaymout of prnmisaory note on
che part of tho defendant
Motion Co withdraw rarniahmont
made hy Chaa Etu. an employee OF tho
Santa be. was sustained by Judge
Hakor. Tho amount involved was
small the motion alleging that the gar.
uisbmcnt had NOT boon legally issued
200 laD suit of W ". Williams against
Edward Dickcrson. tho contest being
over tho t.tlo to Dot go black 10. Al.
hu1ucuun Town company addition.
Judgment was rendered 40 favor of
Ih0 former Tho court ruled to quiet
tlilo 90 che property Iu favor OF tho
plaintiff
The possession of q certain tract OF
land south OF Albuquerque was given
to NJ O. ortiz. who was Tho plaintiff
in a suit against Angelo viylanl. Ca.
,nlving iho right of possession The
plaintiff was also awarded small dam.
ages against tho defendant
a decree of divorce was granted 20
Migucla g. De- Cessna on the grounds
of dcsortinn on alleged lu hOr petit.
| ton Cirllo Cessna. tho husband DO
I PENDANT in tho suit. failed tn douy the
allegations made against him. and
. the court nt once issued orders that
/ the decree Dee entered
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
SHE TOOKLAUOANUM
Mrs. Emma Stevens Attempts
10 End Life Bot Stomach
Pump Saves Her.
Or. PFARCG CALLED JUST IN TIME

Yesterday afternoon NJ no SIS
South Fourth street near Lead ave
nur. STR Emma stevens. tho wife ~
Fr,I sle,.u. FoHe mason. al
tempted sa'f destruction hg the land.
anum route and rri % u'f been for
thD timely WmWUuus uf nr poarce.
who worked with fNr woman from q
Nl 8 aI ug'u.h % Boo. thu .si st0fY
of family uulrrUb, f.HuaTH.rtnua
WclWpnubIIIt of temper. ana tho
over lDsIrc of husband auI vito 20
find fault VITA pBch uihur would
have ended nt tho grave
A. the story goes Mrs Stevens ECt
dinner. and her husband failed a.
appear at the usual time n.riock.
She then grow desperate. and leaving
ibr dinner un thp table. took "a bath
and placed 1u her gown a handy
phlnl containing budauum. was then
brought into the case. and from tho
pbIal Mrs stevens took two teaspoon
mlH She had boo the meantime LOCK-.
ga both the front ami rear doors. ana
barred tho windows Having onm-
plotted these arrangements and tho
writing of lengthy letter to hor hus-
bBHl telling hIm chat she could NOT
stand hIs abuse and non attention any
longer sbU nId 0u che bed aud quiet.
ly waited Tor death
40 O'Clock yesterday anunuuu
49, stevens arrived homo. but ha
found everything locked and barred
against bH entrance FooiIug that
hIa wife WB. inside or the house
and urwIHnE fha, something was
VruuF hc broke boo thD Kitchen door
and made haste to thc sleeping room
Gee Hu0n realized her condition. and
walking ACROSS tho street to Mrs.
lauyH boz usDl the telephone Mrs.
Lane and daughters and other neigh
boris had hy tHia t.mo responded 60
tho appeals uf the husband. hut they
wore uuwurluHH tu render any assist
uuco until tho arrival of ur poarce.
Tho lnttor applied The proper RENE.
dies. and after working with tho
woman nearly three hours pronuunc
Dl her ont OF danger
Tho lottor she wrote. showing n
determined and promolItaioi desire
tD shuttle or hor earthly Ifo. was
Iru tD hor husband Mrl stevens
roc.tos vorfU tale of domestic an.
happiness and says she prefers TAX
ng hor own lfo t0 becoming an tn
mate of the insane asylum or pub
iir charity through hIs unNndnoaa
aud lack of love and attention
Mrs Stevens iH drHsHmBkrr. and
uDIrbborH say that she H "a very nor
yuuH lt.lo woman She lH around
tho house anu ueirbb1rhooi today.
aH If nothing unusual bad happened
Boo her life. hu. ueighborB state that
she has threatened t1 make a more
complete attempt at alfdoRtructinn
the next timo. DO her husband does
not mend his WAYS and Show hor
the attention wife Is CIulod tu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
FIRE At THE SHOPS
" WAS A NARRoY ESCAPE FROM
a SERIOUS CoNFLAGATIoN,

The knocking bird whistle sounded
au alarm oi fire yesterday turned
iu from box o. Box % rs the shop
station and the FIRE was found 10 Dee
Boz the platform OF the oil house iu.
side the stoekado and dangerously
close to several tanks containing sew.
gral thousand gallons OF Oh,
The second alarm followed closely
after the initial calling out of the
city department old Don and the
now horse made good run down
Second street, across the street car
tracks and through the gate of She
stocmdo The shops ere department
had streams OF water playing on tho
cOuHagratUu, but the oh saturated
wood burned nercely, cracking de-
nanco to the Gre fighters.
90 was Fire Chief Burtless FIRST
real Gre since taking mp the local
department and tho masterfulnesu
with which he handled the situation
whs admirable. within a short time
me department with lts handful Of
men had several streams Of water
playing and the Flames were soon 10
"a state OF subsection.
Master Mechanic Bean Of the shop.
thanked S'r Buriloss and his men foI
their work aud commended Chic
Burtless very highly as a fire fighter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

plotion We also have an excellent
church building az El Paso. and the
work Of the church ia New Mexico
Is very satisfactory ! have Just writ.
Ten to the east that from the present
prospects here we can build and dcdi.
cato the church in Roswell without
dgbt ! fnd that the weather o. dry
On the vicinity OF Silver city. There
has been no rain except small show
or in that portion Of the territory
since November. There SIS no water
for the cattle and tho water for do
nestle purposes 81 beginning 20 be-.
come serious question at Silver
City ! will be lu 90 paso in few
days. and DO not wish ca talk zoo
big Of present but we expect biz
things DO thlu city"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
DEMING NOTES
WELCOMED RAlNs-soclAL en-.
TERTAlNMENT - FRUIT NOT
ALL KILLED.

Special Correspondence.
DemuE, July ga nlco shower
hero last Thursday morning aud an.
other good ono Friday afternoon.
Rain has fallen 10 the southwest aud
south of Demng 90 The Mimbros val
Icy ON the FlorIdas and az Cooks,
and between Demiug and the RIO
Grande, Since the beginning OF the
rains the weather has been very
pleasant, with cool nights and ideal
days Wuue the rainfall 90 date has
not been very considerable. Il Is 90
bee hoped, now that 10 has got started.
that we may have wet season from
this on.
Mrs, James q Waddill. and W, r.
Russell OF the sunset dairy, both OF
whom have been for some time
slightly udispusod, are again able 90
be about
/ A. Siberian who a few weeks ago
was SO unfortunate as 10 have his
arm manglod ig "a wolldigging ma
chine, has entirely recovered, and mas
gone back 90 Bakers ranch, where
+ he was working az the time Of the
accident
Postmaster u, q Clarke and q. g..
Bennett cashier OF the Doming Ma.
tional bank. arc both smiling ever che
adyon, Of baby girls az their homes
Hon Amos w. Pollard has Just re-
turned from a visit 10 his old nome al
Portage. Wisconsin Mr. Pollard says
the summer has bccn very wet aad
cool ln Wisconsin
Tho Dem.ng Blues, a new base ball
club. made up Tor che most part OF
boys belonging 90 the Deming publ,
/ schools. with David Olson as mana
Fer. hls jusi been organized Th,
mombers have raised f9tb0 10 date
when they got themselves into shape
no Blues hope tu compete with tb'
light weight teams of the territory.
Mamie lou. the liitio daughter o.
Dr and Mrs g ID swopo gave
party az home last Thursday evening
from 2 until DO Boo honor of her nttlO
Fuest and cousin. HreD clay Weaver
[ of HarstoW. TeMH. tcireshmont
were served ln the summer houa
and the beautiful sWopo lawn vas D
loo with Japanese lanterns. Then
were fourteen $50 HiH.
B NJ smfn secretary and diroct0
~ tho Rev York Texas AND MW
] co. and tho Gulf Western Texas an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

An old and wolltried remedy Mrs.
windows Soothing Syrup has boon
nsod Tor over sixty years by millions
~ mothers for their children while
tocthing. with perfect success %
soothos the child. Hottcns the gums.
aliays an pain, cures wind collie. aud
B the best remedy for dlarrhooa o.
pleasant 90 the taste. Sold by drug.
gIsis ln every part OF tho world.
twenty-five cents a bottle. lts value
rs lncalculahle Be sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup. and
take no other kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

r. g. McDormott proprietor OF the
Haywood Hot Springs hofcl. spent a
busy day IN silver city. buying sup
plies. Mr. McDcrmott says party
OF six from New orleans are among
tho guests az Haywood. among them
being a former postmaster OF Sew
Orleans under the Mckinley admin.
IstfajIou.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

Cameron. q charming and accom-.
plishcd Scotch lassie who has made
her home with them f1r the past Eve
years. gave her heart and hand TO
Mr. Foss Field. one of the efficient
clerks IN the employ OF the Becker
blackwell Co, Of that place, and q
brother OF Mr. H. a. Field Of Burnley
The bride aas aiurod tn "a travelling
dress a combination OF white and
champagne silk Tho happy couple
were attended by Miss Mary ul.uu,
daughter of Dr. Charles Blinn of Kel-
ly. and Mr. John Kane OF Maedalena
Thoy loft on the morning train Tor a
honey moon trip of some weeks. after
which they will be- at home TO their
many friends az their cosy home Iu
Naedalcnn, prepared Boy Nr Field Tor
hia bride last winter They we're the
recipients OF many handsome pres.
cuta-- Socorru ChicftaIn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

81 would cough nearly ali might"
writes Mrs Chas Applogate. Of Alex.
andria, ind, land could hardly get
any sleep. had consumption 20 bad
that n walked a block would
cough and spit blood. but when all
other medicines failed. three St.OO
bottles OF DR.. Kings New Discovery
wholly cured me and { gained bs
pounds" Its absolutely guaranteed
% cure Coughs. Colds. Ia Grippe.
bronchitis and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Price soc and 500. Trial
bottles free nj all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
READ AL THIS
You Never Know the Moment When
This Information May Prove Of IN.
finite Value.

You Never Knew the Moment When
This Information May Prove Of m.
finite Value.
d ls worth considerable Co any clu.
gen % Albuquerque TO know how 10 to
surcd OF painful, annoying and Itch
ing piles You know that Doans Olnt
mont ls a positive remedy Tor an itohI.
ness OF the skin, Tor piles, oczoma. o'c.
one application relieves and sootho8.
Read this testimony OF lts merit.
j. % Cross. OF 523 South First street,
employed in the Santa Pc shops, go
lho min apartment says Exposure
and sitting on damp logs and cold
stones while boo the mountains some
three months ago. brought on itching
homorfholds. More commonly they
are called piles while not severe or
serious they were very annoying and I
put on doing anything 90 get rolioi
until compelled ia. one evening
stepped into the AIayrado rnarmvys
and asked Mr. Briggs Tor something 20
bring relief finally decided on
Doan's Ointment The FIRST application
gave relief ana in a short time I was
practically cured I have great conn.
donco in this remedy FOR what u ga
for me- never used anything which
was so soothing and healing. ! recon-.
mend q TO others and know they will
not DO disappointed On the results q
they give O a trial"
For salo by an dealers Price 90
cents. FostorMilburn Co, Buffalo. n
y, sole agents Tor tho United States
Remember tho name Doan's--ani
lake no substitute. 40
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
Ia FarmInnton cannIna Faelory.

Tho bis canning factory % rapidly
assuming a condition whore u viii Dee
ready TO handle fruit The contract
for the building was completed hy
Mossrs Pitat A. Campbell and n
thorough piece of work % is The watts
are being made by Mr. pItut and
teams are on the way with the last Of
tho machinery The engine aud boil
cr are ln place and hut a few more
days work will hc required tp hay,
every thing Ca shape Tor the blowing
uf tbo NaislIs and tho calling of The
hands to the factory.
Already wholesale houses are mak
Ing offers to handle tho output at sat
Isflctory prices and there Is mo- doubt
that the enterprise win prove pufta
bio 20 Sos promoters as we'll as Of
great benefit GO the town Farming
tom TimcsHuHtlor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice ls hereby given that Alonzo
% McMuIon bias brought bits suit ia
attachment against AureI.a Hclwig
and r. .. UolwlF her husband as DO
PENDANTS. lu che district court of tho
county of Borualluo. Territory of New
Mexico. no GGOU. sD recover the sum
of three hundred dollars as attorney 81
fees. and ten dollars advanced for
said defendants
Said defendants Gre further notified
that their property has boon attached
and unless they enter thoIr appear.
auco iu said cause ON or before the
80 day of September 1904 Judgment
viii ho rendered against thom by de-.
fault and their property sold to sat.
.Fiy the same.
Defendants are further notified that
plaintiffs attorneys are McNIlICn A.
Reynolds. whose post0fI.D Is at Albu.
quorquo New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
On A. p MORRISON
Missionary for the N, e. Church for
New Mexico, Visits Roswell.

Missionary for the NJ, e. Church Tor
New Mexico, Visits Roswell
pr A. p. Morrison missionary for
New Mexico for tho Methodist Episop
pal church, loft after a visit 10 RIOS.
wcII Says the Roswell Record Dr.
Morrison ls highly pleased With the
progress mat Rev William Roaao has
made with the church here. tie saysi
we have four lots in Wow for our
nrN church tc ana tho lot VIII bo
purchased No l1e near future aad the
work ou the building OF the church
WlI begin early boo tho fall We are
NOT prepared 10 say az tho present
time h0a much money win Doe invest
"a ln tus now building, hut it WIN bc
better Than some OF The Roswell
chafches and win compare with ths
beet we ave- building an excellent
church al Albuquerque. and tho new
church tt silver city 10 nearing com
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
DISTRICT COURT.

Tho district court this morning
made an order directing the saIo OF
the Jomoz land grant aud "a division
OF the proceeds 10 the numerous own.
ers.
Judgment was awarded during tho