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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Special Corr nHudoucU
Bland Sept it 90 KI.uecner Is nc
prctDn. at hr AlHemarIo 0u business
for ON. company
o. Dawson H uI hDro looking
after .Hr interests 1f j. o. whitney
W Ynuu hI. boon ou Che sick
hs' Hu. $500 lrU eI1I I0 sly tH ia
around BHaiu
Milo 5000 s Dol camp from Santa
D. aUue rIH assessment work
q pouth.H ula several men 40
work un tby Mr. 5ohdman or Santa
Fc properties
49, o. Houcn aud NIfu with Miss
Stella williams Iou camp to drive
overland Co attend Campholls circus.
Mrs Benson and granddaughter
Belle. leave camp tomorrow ou yisi,
20 her daughter Mrs roguo Of Albu
Quorquo f1
Tho CaIlsndor boys have secured
thc mail coutrnc. from Thornton 90
Bland
Miss Murphy o. 1n 70 wish TO her
aunt. Mrs. 81 y. Anderson of Phoenix,
Arizona
The young people of Bland are go.
ing 20 nave o. leap Year hall Thurs.
day night the 18Th Look ont for quite
few matrimonial ventures boz the
near future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

week with cooler nlchts. Prairie got.
ting brown Third crop OF alfalfa is
about ready TO cut Highest temper.
aiuro s3. lowest a.. rain. "a trace.
Mogoll0n w Irwin Moore Every
little rain this week and temperature
very low. averaging about 65 De.
grocs
Morn g. Longuevau - Heavy
frost iu scboila valley. destroying
late planting OF oats, wheat bllghted
ana scarcely any grain viii be har
vested. Some are harvesting al.
falfH while others are through with
second crop with very light yield
Ocatc-N Well Very dry and mo
rains far some time. Have had frosts
in eouo sections, no grain 20 speak
of ami hay crop will be- about ono.
half
Ol0 Cal'onfo-A Joseph Local
showers continue ln the mountains.
Increasing water supply for irrigation
heAn crop iH mo best On ten years
corn promising and fair crop expect.
ed grass un ranges good and nu
Stock is Fat Highest temperature
so. lowest t0.
lucsta Antonio D. c. ooz -- Good
grass uu range. crops very goOd ana
yInIi.us VOL. stock ln nno condl
tion. no rain
Ron" Samuel Dean a killing
frost 1urne mo MIGHT of the Gth.
stock F DOING fairly we'll but win.
frr Grazing in ths viciuIiy Will ho
very poor
srhnyo.'H q Wonfoya Worry dry
7' pr.s.at hu' crops are ln good con
I'f.on erHss nu plains curing. very
little wheat harvested and yield light
SharmanW o. Acldlu-A few 10.
oli showers. crops DOING well but
Fruss ON range is failing a uttIo Tor
want of rain
san RafcI-p Charles N. Grow
.r Ideal maturing weather. n touch
of frls' on nisht of 5th showed or
ID Few flowers. Boo mo open meadows
blossoms are 1ll r1ur. crops s'W
sr1Nina. corn hardening. tomatoes
.0'ipu.uE. cautaluupDs ripe and wa
HrmoIuEs almost Highest tompora
IurH So lowest 81. mo- rain
Santa Fee g Weather Bureau
N dry. clear week.. with normal tenn.
prmtura. favorable Tor maturing
crops Pears. plums and few late
peaches 600 market. early fan apples
are plentiful and OF very fair qual
ty Highest temperature as, lowest
l3 rain 0U5 OF an inch.
Tuchas s. Martinez cool nights
but mo- rain. oats and wheat crops
short and very poor One maturing
weather
Nermoio W. Adams No rain
hayIug progressing aud there viii be-
a good crop Highest temperature
U.s. lowest 2G
Was0D Mmpd-W r. Macs Worry
Dry and windy. grass ln surrounding
country is curing. water for range
stock rD'Ung scarce.
j. % SLOAN.
Acting section Director
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
SUPREME COURT DECliION
LEGISLATIVE POWERS clRcUM.
scaia1o ~ SPRINGER ACT.

From the Santa Pc Nov Mexican
Am0ag the decisions handed down
by the territorial supreme court yes.
,erday we're several of great import.
nnco. Two of them bearing upon sub
Iecis Of a political nature and the
HuWgr of thg legislative assembly n
.se latter OF thc creation cot now
counties and ln.lH'ntlns officials of
lli mIos into CO. 0ut OF office The
eoses Iu point are those OF j VI. san.
ioFal va George p Albright involving
Che office uf assessor OF HornaiIlo
I county and OF che Territory oi Now
M'Aico on rel. Curron &c aI. $751; Tomas
g. dutitffDz "a al m the first case
'he Iacts aIn. , N sandoyni was the
iuIy elected qualified and acting 40.
SCISSOR of HyuullIio county at the
Ame ui tIp creation 90. 5audutaI cuun.
'y. % was claimed that De- was not a
frsIlDut of BDfua''liu county but OF
anndoyu county. and therefore the
county comm. ssIuuDrs of UpuallIln
county acid that "a vacancy existed in
inc office and appointed George y. A.
bright 90 nil &c. The latter performed
the iutIns Of assessor and has had
possession of tho office from April lst.
1908. to Che uras,ut time. She opinion
1f tha court which ls strong one.
vas written by judge McFIr auI con.
CURED boz hy ChIpf Justice 50 j Mile.
Associate Justice Frank w. Parker
aud Associate Justice w. o. Pope
lhe case saa on appeal from the See.
Iud judicial district aud from the
decision ni Judge HttDr therein Tho
'uurt be chat tno creation of tho
new c1uuty t.d uHt OF itself remove
.ng incumbent rom The asaessor's of.
..H Ma sauInNal that tho uri Of tho
legislature dId NOT specifically provide
Cor Nr SJudotUH removal and tho
legislature enormously assumed that
Che creation Uf fhr new county affect.
.l tho 1lNcu Df assessor. thar thv lDE
stature had uU authority tD authorize
.ho county commissioners fu appoint
Albright ns there Was % legal n,um
bent cot that office ht that Time
ln tbe case oi fhc Territory of New
Mexico ca rrl Currrn vs. Tomas G..
.N'N'' '' N|. ..IN '''.NN. .|'''A NNN.A. |II'
act ol the iUg..as.p q appointing GuI
Iorrez and sanchez as county commits
aiourrs Was raId being ZOO conflict
with the Act og Congress of July 90
1856. uhs Springer ArU. prohibiting
territorial legislatures from puactug
local aud special Legislation reel'af.
INK county alfairB
Ia this case. judge Baker of Wa
Second Judicial district court. Udo
rendered thp decision was reversed.
aui the cases were r,maudpI tO ihaf
g1ur. for now trial Judge g. a.
Mann. of Jh, Sixth Judicial district.
took nu part iu rendering fhe decl-
sIuus us hD hrd NOT heard me orru-
mrut The opinions clearly and uu.
suulfuuaIIg srt forth Ulf 'ha powers
1f tho legislative assembly uf New
Mexico arc p.roumscrIbDd uy tho
SPRINGER aDt and thaf special I.gislB.
ton. 7H In fHu c1sra above .s uneon-
HUuiuual and void Tho court aH
shown 1huy.. vua urunImuu foo lfs
reversal OF IuIH. Bakers decisions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Senator Andrews Is au able man
aud sHreVI politician huf he can't
hn elected with iho IubhD'Ia against
hrIm AI1moE1rlu journal
senator Andrews could probably hr
elected Boy % large majority without
tho Uuhbels supporting fIW tut 10
.ho democrats arc counting ou tho
Uuhhe's thoy WIN ho disappointed
Those gentlemen ara support ue Son.
afar Andrews Thov w0fn "a hard
fght fof Rodoy and wont down with
him but thoy have mot BOSE tnoIr In.
duonce in thlf county and oyHoc- to
give fho republican candidate their
support unless driven tu tho oppose
uou 500 SELF defence against tho at-
'ocla of certain republican leaders.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Biu Berry. with advertising car 80
5 OF the New Mexican Territorial
fair was here with the car over Sun.
lay advertising the big territorial fair.
They have a concert company with
them and sunday evening gave a con.
cert from tho balcony of the Carjonas
hotel and delighted a large crowd
This Is aH FAR north AS the adyortIs.
.ng cars OF fhD fair are sent. and the
car returned south yesterday forenoon
The Eagles hand of This city will bo
induced TO attend the fair which will
insure a large crowd from Trinidad
Trinidad Advertiser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Tuesday morning between .loyou and
twelve o'clock people DO their houses
Were suddenly startled by mmbIIus
sHnteruuoon sound which was im.
mgdIa.oly followed by % violent shak.
InF 0f wallis and roofs and "a r8ttling
of doors windows. Chinaware and.
in TACT almost everything movable.
THE shock was followed Zoo about ten
minutes hy another fully as violent
The fao shocks coming so near 90.
gDther put people who were az an
ncryously inclined into O. state of un.
pleasant apprehension as To- what
would happen next soDorro Chief
tain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
socoRRo


From Jhe 0bieUain
A. Beal tho genial and successful
representative of thc Albuquerque
Citizen. called ou his soD0rr1 auhacrlb.
ere yesterday
Work will ue resumed at the School
of Mines Monday morning President
Koyos says thDro are good prospects
1 inTFe attendance
Little Miss Marg,r.o and Ruta
Duurhoriy gave about thirty of their
little friends O. party Thursday even.
iuE at their home Goa Fischer lfruue.
All had n delightful time.
Hon 80 % Uurum has iusf bought
Max ~ Moufoy8s 0ocEs of about
1000 sheep and Dis ranches Mr.
MontuYa. on the othor hand has
bought Victor SAILS cattle
Doctor q y Nob'p. recently elected
90 Tic chair OF chemistry Iu INC
school af Mines win arrive with hIs
family n few days from Chicago
and wiz reside 900 NrCufDhon avenue
u1n Antonio Gonzales OFF Salt Lakes
was 10 town Thursday ON hIs way
home from Albuquerque Ho has just
leased several thousand acres off sa.
lime lands near Salt Lakes for which
he rs 10 pay rental of 5000 q year
Mr Gonzales represented SorornU
county u tho territorial legislature
thirty five years AFRO and sem talks on.
trriB'n.nFIy of hIa legislative rypDrI.
eucDs OF mat time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
MILLINERY On PARADE
MILLINERY STORES og THE
CITY ARE CROWDED WITH IA.
DIES TRYING ON HATs-DEc.
oRhTloNs ARE SPLENDID

This ia "a day 0f mo- UUo IMPORT.
uncn with the ladies of Alhu uaruue
The mI'lIUors of emo City arc Keeping
open house showing lbe results M
their purchasing trips east. made dur.
Ing tHo summer aud tne many haauu.
uI now creations which have been
born iu me millinery world since
spr.ue The weather s delightful aud
an of the four millinery establish.
mcnts OF The city are crowded In
every instance the decorations are Fu.
pcrb and worthy of the highest com
incubation
ORrIeu sisters ON West Railroad
avenue have probably made the great
esq effort aud az their place am orr.
entail scheme was successfully carried
ont Tho decorations are of warm
Japanese co.ors ana tho ladies In
waiting wear Japanese gowns The
guests were entertained hy music and
each carried away little Jap as
souvenir
The Coycrdalo parlors were tastlly
decorated in green and white the
latter prodomInaiing
Rich rugs were scattered over the
n0or and altogether tho place was
very pretty Tho ladies iu waiting
wore white
Az the Gilbert millinery pariors the
decorations we're gold and white and
inc onoct was very pretty The Miss.
cs Gilbert wore black gowns
Tho Parker g. Fleming parl.rs ON
South Second street are anmly doc.
GRATED The scheme 90 boz rich col.
Ors. with crimson predominatlnr and
ihe effect is stunning Rich Nayaio
rugs are spread over the floor and
music by am orchestra furnishes Goa.
teriainmont for tho callers The RUGS
were loaned hy mo Benhum Indian
Trading company and the piano came
from tho Loarnard Music company
Fine millinery ls on display at
each of me stores
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
DEMlNo


From the Headlight
q Moore aud daughter expect TO
leave for Michigan tho l5.h.
D. a and Mrs Mahouoy and dauFH.
Ter returned Monday from ItUir SUM
MGR "trip 90 the coast
Mr and Mrs Henry .orlhaus are
expected homo next week from their
visit to the worlds fair
Col y % Smith arrived home last
Thursday uight after a 0yo months
absence lu the OnHt
~. a. BOllch and family returned
Monday from inc coast Mr8 B0lIch
Oh quito sloE and was sick some two
wCChs before hgr return
Miss Bessie Floyd. uo.Co uf Mr aud
Mrs j y Jonors. loft for Dor home
az las Vegas Iust Wednesday. after a
couple of months pleasant visit in
DemInF
Mr. and Mrs Jake Ha.thol and son
whose present homo is Santa Barbara.
California have boon visiting rela.
tiyos hero and removing acQuaint
nuccf of me carly days 90 Domlng.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
SANTA re

From tHo New Moxicau.
THD territorial executive democratic
committee. has opened its hoadquar.
trI 200 fbO DoIgado building on the
west side of che plaza.
The county commissioners have an.
pointed o. . Hart. oI Golden. precinct
$50 % Justice of The peace and road
IF.r.er 0f the precinct in place of
Robert 3d. Cariey deceased.
Fruit u iho Tosuquo valley has
done exceptionally well this season
and ay.,y dar tho streets of the down
town district are crowded with wag.
ons loaded with fruit of various kinds.
superintendent Wood predicts a
prosperous school year and ls giving
close attention Co tho work with this
end 100 F.eW Uo is an efficient lu.
s'rurt0r and n hard worker and ls DC.
serving ui Ihe cooperation of every
parent who has child iu school
Tho republican territorial hoadquar.
,rrs viii be- Tor the next two weeks boz
.no Cu'ron block hut after that win De-
established iu me ola Palace. iu the
rooms a. present occupied by Score.
mry j w Reynolds and family The
rooms win Boz deliberately furnished
and win not only include office, blt
p1r.ou htchen aud bath room and
are Goo hr maintained permanently as
republican headquarters even after
Ihr campaign
-Uum1uut Tent city De- assuming
large proportions aud now ranks as
ono DI th0 largest resorts of ts Kind
Iu thg country New tent cottages are
Hg.us erected aud parties from au
parts of Che United safeH arc apply.
Us Tor accommodations
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Zoe findings OF the coronor's Jury WA
as follows Jesus Jose Dolgado came
TO his death by reason Of gun shot
wounds fired by Hermann wallis.
Wallis was called Tor examination
last "Wednesday az 2 p. m and waiv.
cd examination. being then committed
by Justice Chapman without bail 20
await the action Of the grand jury
Thar convoncs here Tor Luna county IN
December
We are informed that he has since
Instituted hahsas corpus proceedings
,u procure Dos liberty tbe hearing Do
the case being s,t FOR next Thursday
September Dc. before Judge Parker At
s'.r CRY Defining Headlight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Philadelphia Pa. Sept 1t.-DIca
1rU now being made and 1s soon as
.hOF are completed fho work of mint.
me silver money for .ha Republic of
Panama a.l uer.u FOO th.s city 10 is
expected the new republic w.N have
about tl5IUU0U iu silver Cas- begin.
ming Tho coins win bo 40 the ratio
of 3s to about fho present Japan,
D.n ratio aud win hD convertible 600.
fo United State dol.ars halves quar-
tDls. dimes and five cent pieces lu
addition there viii bp coin Df tho
Value off 2'a Uyuts. which OF course.
NI' MOT bD directly o1uyDuJII, into
American money.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

j s. Morrison. city passenger and
ticket agent Of the Santa &c. has nn
exhibition I'm his ONCE Goa El paso au
onion Weighing one and 1ucha'f
pounds which was raised hv tho Ag.
rIouluro college at MonIlo Park Tho
college has O considerable area of land
under cultivation. which they irrirale
from w.ndmIls one acre Of th's
land this year produced $4,000 pounds
oi onions Ike me sample ln Mt Nor
rIanus possession This .s an IuliCa.
zion Of what can Dee accomplished
as soon nH Che underground waters
OF tho Rio Gmudo arc made available
for irrigation purposes -El rasu
Times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

ON instructions from tho court CITY
Engineer pine Ross County Surveyor
ID j Rankin and E ua.ugs spent
several doy last week running "a
survey over William Nclu'Dsh's small
holding claim ON fho ChuH grant ON
'ho MnulauO mountains Nr MCln.
'n7h and SIR McIay aud two chain
carriers assisted the engineers Goo tho
surveys The Worthy Scott furnish.
od camp and provisions ou the trip
and % .H due 90 h's hospitality thar
the trio returned FOO thc c'Iy Sunday
more refreshed than tired from their
trim to the mouUtaiu7
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
HELD up BY BANDITS
MINING PARTY ATTACKED IN
SONORA MOUNTAINS.

Thu EI pa.u Slows Says rhBt O. NJ
DaH.I uHu arrived loo fHo g.fy ywtar
I11 from mIuu "Trip t1 sonora
...H oft thrilling experience Ue bad
v'fh d,. mshaaswu Boo the muuU
u.n auuu forty miles from H.r
mus.I'u
Together with two other prospect
1rs Mr CauUI was riding down "a
lonely de0.u Whom t1gy were suddenly
confronted hy tbs baujIrs who ap.
uuroutv came from tHD opposite di
r.ctou Before thcy could realize
whether they bad met friends or foes
The robbers had them covered with
SUNS Tho latter then Iu threatening
tones ordered Thorn to dIsm0uut This
'hoy ala and were searched ana their
packs examined The hIrhwaymou
only secured about 500 and two
watches from tho party Then they
took their pistols. "a rifle and some
ammunition. boat l,ff 'bcm thoIr pro
visions and horses Mr. Cabin thinks
."ry dIi mot take the animals because
they d.i mot consider them worth thp
fra. De- 1r were afraid that the horses
"aa.d hD subsequently Identified n
thur rHssoasiuu
N'.r occurring their booty the ban.
du# ordered tHo miners to remain
whore Ihny wu5o and then quickly
disappeared down me- canyon THo
ruraIos wore notified and went
promptly boz pursuit nut mo rob.
uUr hud "a good start and succeeded
Boz WakIns choir escape into lho noun
fuIUH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Originate. originate more. always
Originate. those who ur.g.uatp are
.Ho pioneers Of tnoHehf who lead
unusually to tho promised land
Love .s friendship with one les ro
present and o'l others absent. friend
ship ia love with one dDs rD absent
and gII thc ofbor present
a cottage s enough tor O. honey
moon but fhu fun moor requires o
palace
Friendship is O. name which we of
Ten give to familiarity
A man and h.s honeymoon soon
part
God is me rndIum which WARNS yy
8ry heart
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

solicitor Gonori Edward H. Bart
'o'' hiss Informed the New Mexican
that arrangement have been made
by the Territorial Land board with
superintendent ~ % nurum OF tho
territorial Teu.touIiary for tho con.
strur'i0n ~ 4 now H.ck pavement
in front of the Ola Palace on the
north eide OF the plaza This im.
pforomont win be- continued ON the
cast f.ie 90 connect with the one
leading o. the executive mansion. On
tho west 500 Il rs to run as FAR as
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
LEAVE YOUR NEIGH.
BORIS KIDS ALONE
AND vlcA VERSA KIDS LEAVE
YOUR NElCHBOR's FRUIT
ALONE rs THE SENTIMENT or
JUDGE CHAwFoRD's COURT

+. b. 10 mean TRICK 600 WhIu neigh.
Hnrs child uuI children aho gpt uak
sd usually deserve 3d. Dad boys STOLE
p. 3D. C'arhs lu.t aud postorod blm Iu
other SAYS until boz was worked into
@ frenzy and H1auary and beside b.m
s..' .hat ho chased them With a bug.
ag whip ashIug with H.ueuF blow
40. ...ua HaIo logs.
inmu r..re.r,.ds uitlg boy was one
H. '1r Dad boys that foIt tho sting OF
I. lash and Mr pgrctnold had
DurN arrested pI.rceucIl was scoId
900 uy 'Hu court and Cbrk was fined
ft The former lives no 1923 south
Third cree, and Clark resides at 1908
South Second street.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Easy going men usually go the
wrong way.
30 moose rs good news 20 the con.
yiCtod murderer.
Patience is an unoventiul way that
leads tO success.
Some men VIII never miss the wat.
er NJ tho beer holds out.
An engagement ring ls a girls Idea
of % round of pleasure
lt's "a wise prophet VINO can induce
others to forget ais predictions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

MAJOR s. X Houpor general pas.
.rneer and ur',nt asout of tho Denver
A h.u Claude tls authorized very
low atos to Santa Fe from an sta.
t.ur on tho ID a n. @. between dur
ongo and Santa Fo for mo New Mex.
.c1 Territorial fair az Albuquerque.
N N OcfoHor no 90 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Tho contract Tor tho construction
Of tho Now Mexico blind institute
was recently awarded 10 Contractor
Jack QuInlivon who has failed 10
execute the necessary bond Tor the
faithful completion OF the work The
contract now goes 90 Jolly q Love.
lady OF AlamoE0rio they being the
next lowest bidders They have filed
the required bond and viii com.
monco The work az once. Eight car
loads of brick are alsoady ON the
ground
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
PROF. HERklCK IS DEAD
PASSED AWAY At socoRRc
EARLY THIS MoRNiNo-UNl
VERslrY WILL sE CLOSED OUT
or RESPECT FOR DECEASED.

Special urr0spaud0uco.
socorro. n 49, Sept I'D. C. L.
urrrIck died here early thls morning
The funeral win be- hold tomorrow 60.
torment TO De made az this placp
Tho deceased was a victim OF con.
sumption
Prof HerrIck was a former prusl.
iolent of tha University of New Mex.
iCo. BE was one of tho best known
mincr8'or.sts of Now Mexico. Hg
hae been prominently connected with
mining an car mountain and near MAG
lalouu tho past few years HIs fam.
Ily resides az socorro. The university
VIII ho closed tomorrow I'm honor Of
The dead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Carlsbad and vicinity were visited
by smollsized cyclone Friday of
los' work The wind blew gale
aud demolished several barns on
farms near that city. blew down crops
aud ues'ru, Ga the foliage and strip
ped the hollis from the cottuu pinats.
leaving Inc stalks standing No lives
we're lost ouf The damage viii nof
amount 20 over several hundred dol
lafs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
NEW MEXICO Towns

Mrs W. % Dlcbcy and son william
arrived this week and the family viii
agaln go 90 Housekeeping 90 tho swupo
residence. recently occupied by G j.
knlly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
SHOT, a MEXICAN.
Hermann Wallis at Cooks Peak Kun
ed a Bad Hombro.

NN AaN IlNWNiNH
Last Monday afternoon Hermann
Wallis 0f Cooks Peak came 20 town
ana reported that ho had shot a Mexl.
cam by che name of Jesus jose Oct.
eardo
Wallis said that while the man was
not dead when boz ,eit ho was satisfied
bo was fatally wounded DR. Chas Nc.
Clollan 40 once started for tho Peak
and Wallis was placed ln Jail
The MDNican died that nirht and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

the Fremens hail. Work thereon
win be- commenced about October ].
New .deyicaa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

A man who probably knows says
chat there is no meal so expensive as
% free llnCh
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-02
METHODIST PROTESTANT
CONFERENCE TO MEET
All Eyes Are Now Turned
Toward the Meeting in
Baltimore.

The Maryland Annual Conference.
Methodist Protestant Church, will meet
i'll Baltimore. April 9th. with member
ship of 325. This number is composed
of both ministers aud laymen, and the
Methodist Protestant Church. from the
beginning, gave the laymen equal repre-
sentation in both the General and An
nual Conferences. The laymcn are not
only equal i'll number to the itinerant
ministers. but also have equal voice upon
the conference floor. both in voice and
vote They also serve on all commit.
tees with the ministers.
The Maryland Conference has terri
tory covering Maryland. Delaware, the
district of Columbia and also several
churches in Pennsylvania. New Jersey
and Virginia. This will be one of the
most interesting conferences held since
the organization of the Methodist Prot
estant Church IS years ago.
One of the most important items of
business to come before the conference
at the annual session is the subject of
organic union of the Congregational,
United Brethren and the Methodist Prot.
estant Churches.