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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03
DISTRIBUTED MONEY OFF HAM
Strange Man in New York Gives Ou
$1,000 to the Needy.

0AuH LNcw OIk Olv80 OUv
.t $1,000 to the Needy.
A well dressed, distinguished look.
ing man, who said he was Lewis
Strauss and was acting for the Worm.
sers, bankers of New York, distributed
81 900 recently to homeless hoboes
and boys in the streets of New York.
The money was in halves and quarters.
A policeman accompanied him down
Sixth avenue. The man went along
handing out coins to all who look ed
needy. News Of the distribution
spread far and wide and soon q gang
Of several hundred newsboys and
hoboes surrounded Strauss. He was
soon able to dispose of his supply OF
coins; then. he thanked the policeman
for his courtesy, boarded a car and
started down town. Isadore Wormser,
Jr., says he never heard Of Strauss.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03
Coast Wheat Report,

Portland. Ore.-Walla Walla. 741
75c; bluestem. 790S0c; valley. rs IL
@s0c.
Tacoma. Wash.-Unchanged; blue
stsHa. 79c; club. 75c.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03
TWENTY DIE FROM THIRST
Perish MIserably on Awful Desert In
Nevada g..

Nevada. -
Salt Lake, Utah, Feb. 1.-The bodies
of between 20 and 80 men who perish.
ed from thirst while attempting to
cross the desert between Moapa and
Los Vegas. New, have been found with
In few weeks. according to advices
received from the latter place. The
men. 1t is believed. were mostly tramps
who attempted to make the long jour.
ney on foot without sufficient supplies
Of food and water to carry them across.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03
Model Meat Market
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
..BUTCEIERS.. >.

Fresh meats. poultry. Dish. but
ter and lard. always for sale at
lowest prices. Your patronage
very kindly solicited {:
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03

Arbitration would be more success
full II men were less arbitrary.
Some men practice economy oil their
lives but never learn It.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03
corntese Commits Suicide.

Dijon, France. Feb. ARNOLD Com
tese. son Of the president Of Switzer
land. committed suicide here las,
Thursday by shooting.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03

A girl doesn't consider a man ex.
travagant II he spends all he makes
on her.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03

II women had vote the confirmed
bachelor candidate would be left At
the post.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03

London, Feb. LIN spite Of the mys-
terry with which the officials shroud tho
action in connection with the reported
reelase Of Mrs. Florence Maybrick.
who is serving a life sentence for
poisoning her husband, II can be den-
nitely said that she has been removed
from Aylesbury prison. At the United
States embassy 1t was most emphati.
cally declared tnat she had not been
pardoned and that she was still q
prisoner. Where she has been taken
remains q mystery, but reports from
Aylesbury are to the effect that she
has been removed II some institution
In Cornwall.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03
EDGAR DEWITT gibson,
Editor and Manager.

W W. Zent G. E. Lowell, Bert Linn
zENT, LOWELL & LINN,
LAW ERS.
Insurance. Notary Public, Money to
Loan on real estate. Office up
stairs. First NATL Bank.
Ritzville, Wash
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-03
MRS. MAVERICK Is RELEASED.
LIoyd's Newspaper 10 Responsible fc'
Statement.


London.-Lloyds weekly newnpaper
says that Mrs. Florence Maytrick, the
American woman who was serving .
life sentence for having poi4oLei Ter
husband, was released from Ay,ehbuIy
female prison at GAS o'clock the morn.
ing Of January 70 on SPECIAL licease.
Her mother, the paper sayE, had visit.
ed her January "a, and evidently vas
the bearer OF important news. The
governor Of the prison on Sunday con.
ferred with the prison oticials and
they arranged for the departure Of lie
prisoner. which was carr;Aj Ou. very
quietly. Mrs. Maybrick, accompanied
by one of the prison matrons. entered
a closed carriage and drove to Ayles.
bury station. where she took . tain
for London.
She drove from Euston station, and
from there went TO q private house not
far from the metropolis. She will re-
main there for a short period in or.
der to recuperate and to await the
completion Of certain formalities
which will give her freedom Of move
ment not allowed persons on ordinary
ticket Of leave. Mrs. Maybrlck, the
paper concludes, during the last few
months In prison, was employed on the
lightest work, as a reward for good
conduct.
Mrs. Maybrick's case is one OF the
most celebrated in English criminal
history. not because Of the crime. but
for the never ending pressure upon
the home secretary to secure q par
don for her. Appeals have been made
for nearly 20 years. some Of them hav-
ing the influence Of United States cab
met officers behind them. but hitherto
in vain. During the lifetime Of Queen
Victoria the case was hopeless. but
upon the accession Of King Edward
1t was predicted that Mrs. Maybrick
would be set free. She has stoutly
maintained ner innocence from first to
last. and claims she Is q victim Of cir
cumstantial evidence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
APRIL STREET FAIR
EVERY THING ALMOST READY
FOR A FINE BEGINNING NEXT
MONDAY.

Albuquerque April street fair and
charity carnival % approaching with
rapid sisiUos. hut NOT moro rapidly
than preparations Tor DO are aCing
made
a w,A from tonight at 1880 the
bug thing viii be- on Already the city
has begun to take on a gala attire
Railroad avenue is taking ON a fostl.
val appearance From First street
fo Third street. tanners of green.
purple white aud red. stream In col.
umns 40 intervening places from
cables stretching from mouse top 90
house top waving gently in mo
breeze ucc0miug mgrr.mont. gaety
and rDlc. These decorations were
furnished gratis by tb0 Nat Rolss
Southern Carnival company The in.
diyiduaI decorations of store fronts
win be- more liberal tnau ever before,
and the predomIuating r0lors win DO
tho carnival colors This work began
Saturday afternoon. me FIRST place
attacked hy tho decorators being the
Southern Carnival company head.
quarters The San jose Market quick.
y followed. and almost directly that
nclghlorhood of tho city had on ls
festival gown.
The Southern Carnival company e
headquarters AZ the fair grounds are
not nearly as active as they we're a
week ago. The wagons built here
are finished painted and vanished,
and the other show paraphcrnalla,
Including fho loop tbeloop contri.
vance which bias beon erected at the
fair grounds pro tenn. .s an in readi
ness This morning tho spiral tower
wagon. tho philllona midgeia wagon
aud tne electric theatre front ar
rived and are aboard a Nat car in
front o' the AIayarad0 Olhsrs. ten
Boo number, are io follow and We'd
ncaday nIght 900 sl people Will
arrive from Chicago and New York.
Albuquerque a fortunate lu more
ways thsn ono n having the Nat
Rc.aa Southern Carnival company on.
saHizo in iis limits. and lt De- safe
20 prophecy that zoe people of inc
city and tho visitors viii. soc the
bHst street fair ever 1pched to the
people of tho west
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
ALBUQUERQUE SHOOTISTS
ORGANIZE CLUB

Albuquerque sb00tists met lust
night az Harry Johuaous bicycle and
gun store and completed the organ.
IsatI1n of the Albuquerque Gun club.
Only diIogn shootlHts we're present.
Iui tug club starts boo thrifty with
twenty-five members ana a prospect
of an increase OF a. least d0ler.
Joe barnett was elected captain and
Roy Mcdonald was made secretary
and treasurer DO Was decided that
e. would bo the foe of initiation and
that each member woul. bo given the
privilege OF shooting ten birds free
az each shoot A MnFun unknown
anglo rotary trap was ordered leased
aud 10000 blue rocks were ordered
purchased.
Last Sundays shoot revealed some
good scores, which are aa follows.
twenty-five blue r0cK8-C0K ~
Barnett IN. johnson 200. Ortiz no. Ne
Donald 20. Hawley Q, Quior 40. Ab
HD't 4. lrvy 40 Merritt 3d.
Fifteen bue rocks Barnett ~
Johnson 49, ortiz o. Mcdonald a.
Quer 90 Merritt 8
Ten blue r0cRs Cox ( Barnett s.
Johnson ortiz 2. Mcdonald q Haw
Icy g. QuIer g. Loy q. Merritt 9
Several other classes were mad,
up. which made scores on an average
with the above The uDEf shoot VII
bo held next Sunday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
FAIR TO BE
READY ON TIME

So Louis Harsh 20 but one mo.th
remains until enc opening OF the n
i"u.F Wuriia Fair stupenioBs a.
'"' leHk may seem to On. ortis.--
''HlI"f tn The rfuuudu 40 tbr met
.imo the officials declare rop6t..,t.
mat one month from tanIebt viu -.
.h' great exposition dressed In -,
nest hih and tucked aud ali rsa1, A..
'u' omcial Inauguration ABpa,s.,t.
uu'h remains io be- done bof,,. ~.
Ihir VIII bo ready to receive yi.i,,-.
QUO q ia apparent also thai aimor, 4.
.''IlnI' progress De- being made d.u,
'n ih' WORK of clearing an AZ.
hi'unds completing the smaller h,ud.
'hf' ana Installing oahIbIts 49,.
900" on uu permits viii De- issp.s A.,
n'" constructions and aa al a. ~.
buildings now under way are pr.tt,
Won advanced % appear ut.iv a.,
.n' actual building work will he ,vs,
"h'n The expo. .tIoa opens be- r.t..
~ 'hi' proves true 70 win bo come.
.n'NF Unprecedented iu the bist,v,
'l -rcai expeditions
Ih' installation OF Hsbibus IL o.,
s'sH'uF az o rapid rate Great h,o,s.
'I' F"inF up with mIyIke mpl5ty
% iho electrical agricultural NAM.
.'.,uf'Is and other doparmen,si
"n..dineH Many foreign exhibit. a..
.''' 'n thr way and their aImuits
",''' .''' arrival will cause a great
''.n or 'ork az the laat moment
.'''n 90 week or tom days an al.
...'''' I'''' of Workmon viii boz out
70. TOD '''a' 300 tho grounds. GOD the
.''. lawns ana Iay oui slower
'.' Ih" he0nur and basins have
boon nn,d with uatrr fb.a 80 n.
outside electrical decoration. III ~.
'.f buildings arc being ppf .p ,i,..
'nd other s.v1a ara abundant ~, tt.
great exposition o. fact uo,r.pr com
piuf.1u '"'n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
COMPANY G
Is REORGANlZED

w. U WhuomBu aUIutnut general
10 tH. Sew Mexico National Guard,
who was present mat uIgbt at the
annual inspection of Company a. uy
aU.am ". @ valentine uf thO Uul
. states Csyaly stationed at Fort
NIullte. returned Co hs hoaduuar
..u at santa Pc This morning Gees.
DuI Whugman said that Company %
made very JrsdltublD showing aat
might az the inspection and that be-
could see n1 reason why thoreEImDni.
II headquarters anUuiI hD taken away
tom albuquerque Th.rtysIN men
sore Boa lIno aud. with the exception
II ih. awkardncsa OF few ot tho
uw recruits. tho comuauyB military
uaHnuForH were up fo The standard
% Uupp. was eIogteu captain. suC
ea.Iue Captain uuonuDlI who haa
boon appointed rns.mental quarter
master Tho other commissioned Of
n0am OBJ. company O. af. Fut iiou
tenant Charles Whiting and Second
..uut.unuf O.. % AagrH Captain
Uuupo Boz au old time military man
luu fard worker and Company q
VIII doubtless soon Fsow into o. thrIf
'r organization
Tho First Regiment band WAS also
inspected last night Twouty0ne MA.
.r'aus we're iu Zine This IH one de-.
partm,uf 1f 'ho National Guard Of
Sow Mexico tnat is FOO oyory respect
'up to the military standard
Colonel John Boradnilo was pros
aui and was pleased with the success.
Iul manner ln which tho boys wont
/ trough the inspection Hc believes
now that the inspection Do over and
that new interest has been infused ln
90 the work with the help of good
suard quarters. Company q Will soon
. be- lively and crack organization
Tho number 70 lncroasing Tho aHso
clato membership Zee IH 81 per month
The associate members receive IN,
benefit OF BATH gymnasium, pool and
billiard room ana reading room. m,
new guard quarters vail De fitted uI
Iu The large hall on the ground FOOL
of The opera house building
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

O. w Martin. general agent %. The
st Louis a San Francisco railway
aud ID % Eldrodgo. the travelling
freight and passenger agent of the
same company both officials having
their headquarters lu Denver. came
n from the south Ibls morning and
between trains houorod The Du1ou
1me, with o. ral Tine Fant.rw %
h1d boon down to go paso and Sd
g.u'tv uu business connected with
fuoir duties and ol course lro Frisco
occurred trade Iv their "trip hr Mar
ru stated r. found merchants feeling
Good n. fu iraIu conditions ana 3D. was
nIa opinion that mr southwest would
enjoy % very prosperous spring ana
summer business ont of this Soc
tI1u oft the southwest tHo Frisco viii
catch ug bit OF Worlds Far puss,u
gers with tho Santa DO 100 Burton
karap.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
SHEEP INSPECTOR KILLED.
a MAGDALENA GAMBLER QUICK
AND HANDY WITH his GUN.

a few days ago The itlzon pub.
ushod a teioEram from SDcorro, CIV.
Ing mcaEro details OF O fatal shoot.
Ing 40 Mugdalenu. Regarding tho
shooting the 'moftaln says
AZ about O'CLOCK Wcouosday
morning az tho front door Oh hIltous
saloon. EpImouIo Garcia fen a victim
90 a pistol shot fired by Cauuto car
rIIlU Garcia was a deputy sheep in.
spoctor residing az Revuclto near Ala.
moclta in the western part OF the
county and Garlic 90 % Magdaleua
gambler
But one shot was fred A bullet
from CarrIll0s Colts 'forty.hvo ou.
tered the upper part OF the victims
abdomout and passed entirely through
hIs body
The cause OF the killing is not
known Both men had been in the
saloon playing cards during the ear.
Tier part OF the night aud some bad
spirit be- said 10 have been manifest.
cd between them shortly before tho
shooting IN fact according 90 rcpor
900 feeling had oyistl. between them
for several days % iB not known
however. THAI any personal cucount
era had occurred Nctncr party was
drunk at the time OF tIe shooting
Garlic was 1rralgnei before Jus
uco 90 the Peace don Lorenzo Gar
c.a. Ho waived examination and wai
committed to the county Jail TO avail
the action NJ the courts
Doctor swiiEncr ~ socouu WA
called to attend the wounded man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
MOTHER AND CHILD

SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil made almost as
palatable as milk. Il is easy
and soothing to the weak
stomach; it checks the ten.
denotes Of children toward
thinnc5s.
SCOTS Emulsion gives
strength to weak mothers be-
cause il creates healthy flesh
and new blood.
Nursing mothers will find
a special value in SCOTS
Emulsion because it insurcs
a flow OF rich, nourishing
milk for the baby More and
better than a medicine;
SCOTS Emulsion is a food.
wen ,sad yaua ampi. lrrs upon request.
SCOTT q BOVINE. 90 ra' suta. Nta lorh.
a Colorado otHeer-The wonderful
secret service man. j " Brooks
world renowned constable saloon
man and an around runlan of pagosa
junction. Archulcta. Colorado, drop.
ped into Aztec n NJ. Monday after.
noon aud the real slsuth uRg hlsd
himself into the postonicc building.
sens Cor ono OF our officers to help
arrest one. o. a. Bowen. wanted ln
tionver Tor pmboEzicmont. SAYS the
Aztec Index % was just mail time
and quite q number OF our citizens
/ were front OF the pGst0ihco B6 usual
Rhou ont jumped "Od slouth" with
! cooked revolver. which looncu az bis
ls the side of a mountain. nand tromb
Ting 8s though Do had Kansas
/ hIl' and bad ho been strong enough
] fo pun the ttinE on we suppose. from
tho zIg gag motion of His gun. %,
would have cut quite q swotb. H'
then proceeded Co hand cum thr pris
Uucr and abused him worse than O
mean man would a mur1cr0us savage
Bowen .s quite AN intelligent youni
man and as this 10 hif FIRST ofons,
there was no cause tor such rougl
treatment Tho omcor in question
had the ncryo 90 ton some OF the boyi
how many bad men no had arrosto,
during bis career Bah such a ncis'
iackass Will klck a dead lion. but SIM
small 10 s cotton.,all rabbit CoIorai,
should feel proud OF him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
WHO WILL
SUCCEED JOUGHlNS?

Nov that % % J0uFhus. The er.f.
Nhi.o supurIui0utont OF machinery OF
iho Santa Do coast lines. har return
cd 10 Die headquarters al los Angeles
from o. conference with Santa Be 90
0'als az Chicago. ths engineering pus
Ir has begun tu east .H eyes about
looking Cos some one iu pouuce un0u
40 che man guilty fU succeed ME-
1ouRh.ns
The San BernariIuD Sun lalwsys
jennie un .bo spot with the umori
says Iu very lengthy article that
Master n"eHau.D Bean Of enc Santa Re
shops ai Albuquerque is the man. AMI
that M Bean has been destined t1
succeed Mr IoughIns ever since b.
fore 'he former Ieft tHo Northern Pa
cIhe long long ago
Local Santa o. officials know uoth
.ng about Mr Bean promotions. al
though some 0i them say ina. suos
promotion mlght ue pending
Mr Bean iH a good man and may
1c slated iur thp place &c. was called
90 Chicago recently aud Jbe onsr q
the position may have been tho rea
son boot most ukoIy hiH yIslt there
was .u connection with me lhsn pend
Ius uov realized .u' Iu tbo mechanI
Ua. department However Mr Bean
Ia n0nr0mmIual lu me subject ana
hIs many fr.nuds wish him success
WHy Hnf Charles W.nCheck iu
Hue u. .bu lah vacated 1y Masier
Mechanic IuHEhIla
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
THE ENORMOUS SALARIES
PAID ~ THE NAT REIss SOUTH.
ERN CARNIVAL COMPANY.

A talk With Mr. Rc.ss, owner aud
manager OF the Nat Roiss Southern
Carnival company about Albuqucrouo
and hts company eligIod the follow
Iug statement
How do ouy likr Albuquerque Mr..
RoIBs7'
II thIug Albuquerque one of tho
most modern and prottIost and host
lald.out cities in the United Rtates
and there Is mo- doubt that it viii soon
nc a large city The people are tho
most cougeuial aud most thriving. 900.
tu.doto people that YOU can Hnd any.
where. ! am thinking OF buying prop.
erty here and building a permanent
winter quarters Tor my show. as u
is an excellent point Tor me io open
and close my show"
What are the salaries OF your
SHOVE"
THAT ia pretty herd question 40
answer without looking nt my books.
for J have over 300 on my pay rau
The highest salary is Dlayoh who
loops the loop iIe receives 81 900 q
week You see that ls at the rato
oi $4,000 moro per year than the prosl.
! lent OF thc United States The presl
dent receives 100000 per year. one
| thousand per- week Tor Diavola Is r.,
the rate OF $4,000 por year. or $4,000
more per year than the president
Then comes the famous PhlI0n yau
see advertised so extensively as our
free attraction Iio receives 81 O00
per week. the same aB Dlavola. f1l
his wonderful exhibition on tho Bpla.
tower The next highest salary 9.
| Harry nuBoll az $3.50 per week "a,
/ is a young man that danos death rid
I INK r. bicycle ON O. live electrical wire
nifty feet from the ground. perform
ing some very dimCult foats ON bits
[ very dangerous journey ITO ls an
other one of our free attractions. You
| see moro free show 40 tho CarnIya
/ than some shows give when sou pas
au admission Tho gfsndcst acts o.
the world and worth going miles &,
see. These acts are. of course. 10,
highest salaries paid. have sever
f promoters that receive $50 per weol
each They are ia seven different
cities a'l at tho Same time asslstInr
} the citizens 20 boom the carnival
/ Then comes newspaper men aud talk
ers In front OF the different shows
that receive a good salary, and so OF
down IS, you see have 20 take ln
lot OF money each week before I ge
anything Tor the thousands OF dollar.
have invested"
n you talk 90 Mr. Reiss you viii
IND him a prince % good fellows
! thorough gentleman Tie Is a mombe
of several secret organizations.
! thirtyaocond degree Mason. Elk an.
several othor orders
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Tho meeting ~ the GDntlomon's
Duv.HE association called for last
might called out ughi members. but
aa there was Eo much else doing last
nlEht boz fhe way of politics. meetings
and society meetings the horsomen
adjourned until next Monday night
wucu che subject Of Swing a Sunday
afternoon matinee VIII be- dlscuaaol.
There .s one new horse added to the
local stock auu hu EFFORT wlI. bc made
Io Ert 20 into the association
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

washington March 20 No pro
VISION hoa been made By either re-.
publican or democratic national con.
''nl.ona 90 seat the dologatos from
'n' fhlHppInos 10 tho calls for con.
yeni.on mother Philippines nor Porto
''',' arc Included among the states
'll territories entitled to representa-.
ZION However, should deIorats.
'''"' those Islands present thomsel
W. o. Ia within thD province OF com.
mliie'H uf credentials 90 asaf fb.r,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02


o. ~ Burgess general supe.,G
tondeut of the Colorado Telephone
company. who was an Albuquerque
visitor last Saturday loft last night
for the north
Mr Burgess was introduced about
the city by j. u. Elder, the local
manager and 60 a number 1f business
men OF the city expressed himself
wen pleased with Albuquerque
The Colorado Telephone company
has long distance telephone line
t0 Las Vegas and mas made arrange
meuts 90 construct n nuo 10 Santa 70
hy way OF me Scenic Road in course
df construction over the peco8 for.
esq reserve Tho Colorado company
Is making extensive improvements
1t Trinidad Ia lunta. las Vegas and
Iu most every city On when n has a
system Albuquerque uas received its
share Although the company has
said nothing about extending the
long distance llny from Santa Re hero
and Nc Burgess would not say that
thoy intended to. but there i8 every
reason 90 believe that within a year
Albuquerque viii Boz connected by
phone with an the towns Co The
north
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
FEATURES OF
BILL WERE DISCUSSED

washington March 90 several
''A.nfes OF me statehood bll we're
discussed before tbe house commit.
's' on territories today Tho state
'f Arizona is 10 have t9o rtpressn.
nl'yos and Santa io wa be- Inc can.
'AL Oklahoma ia entitled 20 Hvo rss.
f'scnlai'F.t and tha capita. vii. be
Guthrie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

81 a Matsou. william q stewart
and % 10 lockwood. we're a irlo OF
visitors from Albuquerque who yo8
torday were registered ~ me Nor
mand.a. Santa So
% r. McCanua. real estate man
and secretary OF the commercial club
at Albuquerque. arrived AZ Santa Pc
from Tho south yesterday and A.
tended t0 business here today
Mr and hrs Edward Manael Otoro
of Albuquerque. WAC spent the past
few days In town. the guests Of Mr.
Ofor0a parouts. 49, and Mrs. A a.
Borgefo Santa &C. returned to AIbu.
qucrqua yesterday
a. L. Waahburn a ci0thIng mer
chant Of Albuquerque By bic atlor.
ney. % n Road. has hlcd a ault ga the
district court for Santa 30 county
against w. a. Clare. the Industrial
agent % the saata Do Central rail-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
THE BARELAS DITCH
MATTER SETTLED

Alter many wooka of wrauFIing
ths property owners and acoqula
b1Iiders Of BGss'as have AZ last come
20 an agreement on tho value Of the
land damaged by q ditch 30 be rut
through that precinct
Claims made by property owners
are az follows
Thomas Gurulo $780, Thomas Ap.
od1ca $50; MagdaIena Martinez. g75;
Manuel SedilIo. fl0Oi Gregorio ga.
rola 800 Antonio Barata, 500. and
lul'aHts Apodaca do GuuIp 500