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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
BANK
HELD UP
aao--a-
Bold Bandits Take Re-
VOIveF From Cashier.
-oaaaa
THEN 5000 IN HARD CASH
Robbers Leave in the DlreC-
ton Of Maedalena.
THEN 5000 IN HARD CASH
CROWD OF MEN PURSUING BANDITS


NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
y Special TO rhe Citizen. y
y Belen. N NJ Jan. ib.--friday =
y proved an unlucky day for the y
y nolenitcs. as the towns banking y
y institution. known AZ The Ma =
y tionai Bank OF Bolcn. was hold =
y up at noon today. =
y Two unknown Americans ono =
y TAN and the other OF moderate y
y entered the bank Just a. =
y Cashier Al. Frost was about 20 y
y leave Tor dinner and demanded =
y money =
y Cashier Frost grabbed for a re- y
y volver. which % kept 90 a handy y
y place on the counter. but had no y
y time 20 use q, az the bandits y
y promptly covered him with their y
y guns ana demanded that he hand =
y over 90 them HE revolver. on y
y pains OF being perforated with y
y bullets y
- IA there we're two against one, =
y the cashier complied with the re- y
y quest OF the robbor1 and gave =
y them hia revolver. y
- Tho bansits then looted the =
y bank ot ail the money iu sight, =
y amounting 90 about $500 =
- with their rovolvors stiil point y
y 90 az tho head of the cashier =
y the robbers backed out OF tue =
y building; mounted their horses, =
y hltChcd at convenient distance. =
y and rode on, az rapid speed, IN =
I y the direction OF the andrunc =
y mountains toward Magdalena. =
tapiily recovering from his oX. =
y element Cashier Frost gave the =
y alarm. and NIFTY men. an heavily >
y armed soon organized thsmsel. =
= Yea into posse and mounted on ;
y horses, speoded after the daring =
I y bandits. =
~ A. this time go o'clock D. M,
y h is Thought that the robbers >
= will be captured. a. they Fave ,
y only three quarter1 OF an hour
y the lcaG OF the posse. ;
~ sheriff Carlos Baca OF Loa :
y Lunas, waa teiophoned and he 10 ;
y expected TO reach Belon some >
y time this afternoon. :
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
Nav DIVISION cREArED


u was announced today by local
omciala of the Santa Fe that n new
division haa boon created ON that
road says thc Topeka State Journal
The company terminals DO kbnma
CITY which have heretofore been in-
clddod On tho eastern division are
Row known n8 tbo Kansaa City Ter.
mlnam division and viii hereafter
bo governed hy q ilvlsIoL superIuton'
dent This superintendent has nt
ready heo' named. lle is H W.
Sharp OF Kansas Clty
Tho Santa FEES idea of making a
separate division out OF their termiu-
ais IA Kanaas CITY is not a new one
with that road. the Rock Island hav.
log done the same thing only a short
time ago. An enormous amount oi
business o. handled by these roeds
as that particular Jolrt and lor this
reason these roads nave found II nee
eBaary 10 mako q SEPARATE division
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
Lann cannseiIon cnana.d.

The travelling public viii bo inter
nstod In the following note from the
New Mexican
The following message waa received
from the division superintendent Of
the Santa be railway rs las Vegas.
" 81 Commencing tomorrow. jan
uary lith. trains 72G and 727 will bee
annnllod during the nee Of limo card
no %. Please see that mail and "a
press people. also the general public
are advised" This means that no con.
ucctl0n viii be- made for train No
which formerly ieft Santa We az 9.2J
%. m Passengers Tor the oast doaIr
lng 90 tabe $50 viii boo Obliged O.
leave Santa See 10 7.l0 ~ M PaHaen
ger tranic ls very llr.t at thI8 season
of the year and IL ia supposed that
thIs action has boon taken n fhr u
terpn nf economy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16


without noticing that the ligh, IN
tho aomaphore above a suburban sta.
lion OF a railroad entering chicago
was not burning. eight train crews
have passed the danger signal. while
a high ofncial secretly marked down
tho number Of the trains. says a
chicago Dispatch Eirht conductors
rBghs hremen. and oiEht engineers
gre or an enforced vacation of SD
days
Tho rcmarkabIr tost was suggested
by the wreck that occurred on the
Pore Marquette railroad near Grand
Rapids. Mich. on December 20 and
by a desire OF the company 90 throw
mo utmost safety precautions about
lts patrons
According 90 the rules OF che com.
many n lisht that "a not burning has
ihe same Hgnlhrancc shat red
light or danger signal would have.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

George p. Lupt0u. assistant gen.
er1l passenger and ticket agent OF
Oh. "sap" route. ont of san Antonio
who % accompanying DR. Dowio 90
San Francisco. told an amusing story
today of the origin of the story that
Df Dowle is carrying Eve millions Of
dollars 90 Australia and that Mrs
Dowlc lcft with ne roll of seven mil
lions from Boston says tho El Paso
Nows
re said "nr Dowio told me how
d, originatod Tie snid that when Mrs.
Dowle was leaving boston. her stcnog-
raphcr. Mrs stern, carried a tyne.
wrItcr which as they entered the ship
vas laid aside for a short time. IN the
hurry 0i boarding the vessel 4 re.
porter overheard Mrs Dowic tell Mrs.
storm that the package was very val
liable and that n must bo found be
fore the ship started. Thus a search
was instituted for the typewriter.
which proved successful The B0s-
ton scribe evolved the ssvon milf
dollar story from tnat incident and %
was sent an over the world Nov
o. would be- manifest lmposaIhili'y
f0r woman 90 carry seven millions
~ dollars worth OF money Tor it
would weigh NOT less than $4,000
pounds
There was also % story that Dr.
nowle had FIVE mllliouB on offs car
hut that iF also false there is nd
money on the car OF anything me
that amount
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Accidents Could Be Prevented
NuotCuthB OF the railroad accidents
n tho United staoa could be prevent
"a by those precautions that every
state should demand OF the lines 0por.
atns within its borders. Every oth
advanced country n me world fur
n.shcs better protection tor les travel
ing public than tho United States.
ln Europe there are very few serious
accidents. and in England and swed.
en aud Norway they are ararcoly
ku0wn ln some ol these countries
every mile ol track is patrollod every
day iu enc United states there o.
NOT only comparatively little iuspoc.
ton. bud great stretches of road are
left wholly unruardgd even az niElt
by Withdrawing safeguards as would
Boz afforded by night operators and
watchmCu at every station Tho
maintenance OF agents % eacn sta
Uon. Say and nieht would seem 30 be
the least oxaction that should BE-
made By the laws seeking the rafciy
0f travellers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
MAGNIFICENT
LUNA BALL
Held Last Night at the
Splendid AlyaradO
Hotel.
EVERYTHING WAS LOVELY

Tho bali auI reception FlVen OBJ
Hon aud Mr solomon Luna al lha
Aimndo hu'Fi lust MIGHT vas sp'eu-
did display oi generous hospitality
Lavish decorations adorned .ho quaint
architecture of tho spar.1uH h0ie' diu.
ug room, transformed nio hal
room. the ga ho1r si cen ur tha
roaectious of a myriad of co'0fo3 in-
CaudDscout lights which gacirclod enc
entire hall. and thc opalo scent electro
ieu ausponllng from tho ceiling
Wroaiha and hanka of amilak ana
evergreen femooned tho windows ant
wall oroyices and literally scattered
about were cut rcd cnrnatlonH Tho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Brakeman Connely's Opinion he
other day brakeman Connolly. OF
the Santa 30 Pacific. was engaged in
talking about Newspaper reports and
be- said.
IN FORMULATING young csotorlo
cogltatlons and Ga aHllculatlng your
superficial HCntlmontalltiCs and ami.
cable philosophical or Psychological
obsoTyationH, beware of plaitudod.
nous ponderoaliy Let your CONVEX.
sauonal communication poasCaa q
clarified c0naclouanesa. compactCd
comprehenaiblcnesa. a coalescent con.
gIstency and concatentod cogcncy.
Eschew an condemnation OF aatu.
lent gnrruliiy. ,eiune b1bblemont and
hasinino R0oetation lot your
eEtemp0unoouH drscanflngs and
unprecedented eHp.at.Du have In-
teillgently and yeracious viva.
city without rhodomontgdo Of
thmfonical homlast soiu.ouslg
avoid al polyyIlablu profundh5
pompus prollxiiy p5lttacoous vac D.
-y. vtuiullQWal ycfbOBlty. and vans
l01uent vapldlty ehun double cnten-
Ore prudent iocoslt and peatIief
oua profanity. abscunaut or apparent
lu other words, talk p.aiuly briefly
naturally aensIhiy. purely and truth.
FULLY Duut put oa a.rd. ssy what
sou mean mean what you say. and
don uro h|s words"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

W ~ Brown. az prcseat holding the
position Of traveiIug freight and pao
eonEor agent will have charge OF the
Office here. The oncial announce
mont promotlng Mr. Brown 20 tho 70
sltl0n Of division freight and passen.
ser agent 90 This point De- expected
about che 10th OF January
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

g.. D. loroe. the new head of the
Rock Island system. and " r. Ripley,
president OF the santa We. held con
ference In Chicago and arranged for
meeting between the two railroad
managomontH IN New York this week.
40 secret was made OF the fact by
AR. I0rce that tho New york confer.
ence might result IN important agree.
ments between the Rock Island and
the Santa Re.
Il ls understood that the Santa 70
will undoubtedly be- given trackage
rights over the Rock Island line from
ilano. ~, a., to Kansas city or some
point Ia Kansas where easy oonnoc.
ton can again hU made with the San
"a be tracks.
MT Ioree said that such a con
tract would be- among tho things up
for consideration az the conference
but dld not express an opinion az TO
the outcome. he said that there were
0ihUr important matters 90 oo con.
aidorcd affecting both companies. and
O. is Thought that close tranio rola.
uons between the two roads So more
than possibility
should the track rights arrange
mont DO entered into. Il would Obviato
the Santa ne building nearly 900 milea
of road in order to avoid the noun
tain passes in through tramc !, can
Dee asserted on good authority that
the policy OF the Rock Island To re-.
spacl 10 its aoaiines with connecting
lines with other western syatemh
Is 20 be materially changed Il has
also been decided that Mr.. I,oroe
will spend the grcator portion OF his
time 90 Chicago, and that the attempt
10 operate the Rock Island system
from New York VA not be- continued.
Yesterday Mr.. I,reo paid visits 90
Presidents Harris OF the Burlington,
HughItt of the Northwestern, and RIP
lry tho santa &c. aud the western
sItuauon generally Boz said 90 have
been discussed.
Spoaking Of western railroads gen.
orally. Mr Ioreo said 20 believe wost
0u railroad properties have a great
uturc and that % Wiu be a hustle for
Thorn for the ucEt decade 90 koep
abreast with me development of The
country Mr. LorDo returned to New
York last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
Railroad Topics

of tho Kansas lily terminals. The
hereafter. but hereafter this man
ono man the same as will bo oone
hereafter. but hereafter this man
will be referred 90 90 a divisiOn au.
perintcndont ana will have che same
authority 40 any oi the other suror
lnteneents on the road
n. W. Sharp. the Santa Foe new
division superintendent ia one of the
best and most popular railroad men
In the employ Of that company ho
is we'll known Ia Topeka. having boen
To- the employ Of the company for a
sroat many years. During the latter
Years Of hia service with tue Santa
Fo. no naa been IN charge OF the com.
panys terminals az Kansas city ans
ia therefore capable OF nanoiug ths
dutioa 81 bic nov position
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
stu later

y Special 90 Tho Citizen.
y Helen. n NJ Jan i5. 8;2U p. M
y Tho posse divided up into ha.f
y dozen squads. and A. B J0r
y dan and Four men are hot ON the
y trail
y sheriff Hnoa has just arrived
y aud VIII leave on the chase.
y The robbers evidently bad tho
y bank spotted several days before
y making tho raid, and at an OPP
y perfume moment when a major.
y ity OF the people in the vicinity
y OF the bank had just Rono % din.
y ncr. scooped down ca Cashier
y Frost aud got On their work.
y Tho robbery was cloyorly plan.
y med aud most skinmly carried
y out.
y An exact amount OF the money
y stolen o. not known hut cannot
y hc more than f60u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
- 80 b Eseondla-Jamss

Fine Water AZ Eseondla-James
sdmmHton came up from EacOnaia
where ne and his brother have been
drilling a wei for Y a. Lee, says
tho A'amogordo Advertiser. The
we'll. ln fact. ~ about eight m.los
from Escoudia. and a little over naii
way between mere and Jarilla sta
ton. Mr.. kdmln1ton re~orm tnat the
water which they struck was 70.
markablo So quality 10 THAI "a was
nearly az soft aB ram water and very
pure. They stopped drilling az $50
feet. A pump and engine will be put
on % test the quantity OF water
which can bc obtained aud N that Is
satisfactory the VOL viii not be- drl.
ga any deeper or. Ice wants the
watCr Tor stock purposes. &C % quite
probable the railroad company could
ind similar water az Eac0ndla sta
uon. which would prove TO be the
bost water on me entire line. The
Edminstou Bros, an soon a. they are
Through down there viii liEoly move
their outnt 20 the ranch southwest
OF town and huIsh wen already
commenced
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Leaves 70 Paso-Oooree 70 Poe.
who has iuHt boon promoted DO the
position of general agent of tuo Santa
Fo system AZ hansas City which p0-
ston no wul tako ON February lgi
lot Tor the north. Gays the El Paso
Herald Mr Roe win spend few
days visiting En- Colorado and return
here about the last OF the month 20
make arrangements nor moving bis
family 90 Kansas city Untll the OF.
hcial announcement Of bis promotion
and the vacancy az El Paao "a issued.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Rails coinu DoVn--Chief Engineer
o. q. Philips of the santa Fo terri
tory. between "a Iunta and Domlng.
arrived IN Lac Vegas Monday night
tuesday morning ne took a trip up
me gaulnas Canyon where a biz force
OF men are just beginning The laying
of rails on the extension. Monday
m0rnln the rail crew began work:
by night a thousand feet had been
laid. Mr Phnnps ga. that by Sat
urday the work should make its pas
sage over the extension. lie considers
the work done ~ the Lantryn IN the
canyon 20 constitute an excellent
piece Of railway building
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

The $50 Oul damage fult OF l.. Is.
Green 80 the c.. b. a q A. Railway
ompany was on "wednesday morning
put on trial Tor the third time before
a jury IN Judgo Walthalls division OF
the district court at NJ Paso. Green
10 one ~ the victims OF u.o memora.
BILE Maxon springs wreck which hap
pencd iu March. 1909 He was 80 badly
injured In the wreck that he has been
left a helpless cripple and Ia unable
20 use his lower oxtremitloa
Rsquls9eat In Faee--John r Dress.
ar. the Postal iineman. who was ohlig-
ed 20 have bic les amputatod AZ a 70
suit OF bis encounter nth the limited,
has been having much trouble with
the absent member says the Optic.
Il has behaved Itself ike ovil spirit,
pursuing him unseen but always felt
in no uncertain manner The eonBa.
lions which he gets from the lost foot
have been 80 unpleasant or late that
be- could stand Il no longer Orders
were given that it be gXhumed and
yesterday the deed was done Dresser
WAS not present be was sitting 10
his room at the New optic when he
Iolt a cold draught on bic foo,i that
is the foot which used % be his His
friends laughed AZ what they called a
within hut note was made OF ,lo exact
time. A little later ne declared that
somebody was RENE wing the brad
substance watch had caused nim 90
much annoyance. A comparison OF
notes showed that the facts of the ex.
huming were as Dresser had said To-
hla room After the operation was
wei completed Dresser was able 20
sleep free from the annoyance which
DO had constantly ielt before. Some
of the friends OF the exnneman arc
inclined 10 look upon his imagination
aa over fruitful But Dresser declares
that the departed leg has actually
sent him SOME very real communi-
cations
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Trip Around the WorId--W O. Hay.
ipn of las Vegas went up Oh Wair0ua
saturday GO assn o. ID Ro,nkin 20
gee ready for bis forthcoming trip
around tho world Mr. and Mrs Rein
Nu expect CO. sail for the orient from
sau Francisco about The Goth % The
present month unafraid oi tho war
clouds they Will TIbit CHINA and Japan
cross Esia aud Europe and return on
an Atlantic liner to Now York next
summer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Returned From Eastern visit
a. Hostottcr has returned ln Las
Crucos from months trio east.
visiting Omaha. Washington and
New York CITY. Mr. Hostottcr HAD
several nasteunK business Offers
made him. one OF which ho via prof..
ably accept soon DO .nni event ho
wul remove his family from Las
cruces 20 the grSa. regret OF their
fFiIttt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Arm Broken-Cnirr kuoFlof. the O..
yoarold son Of W. q. kooEler, las
VEGAS met with painful accident
while piaying ON the roof on a small
shed which .o had built ho trIppod
and fou to the ground a distance Oi
N,out eight ICot. breaking the arm
just above the wrist 10th bontt
we're fractured DR. smith and Dr
bradley SET tnc injured hmb and the
ttfie patient is gDtunE on we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Ploucor Miner-Christ Yaoger. one
Z ne pioneer prospoctors oi thia min.
Jog rsaion. aud hy the way, one OF the
most successful promoters Boz the buni
ncsa. was in Alamorg0rdo. Be la en-
route from the white oaks district
where be- has mining interests. homo
10 LordaburE Mr Yoagor Ia develop
Ing a very hattorlug prospect NJ
LordsburF and % shIpping hIs ores
to E Paao smrltCrs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Returned From Sad Jouney--John
8 Mal0r lcfi Cor hll home az Artesia.
says tho HoEacll Record fle return.
od Sunday ffaa u1t springs. Arb,
where ho went with h.a maior Mrs
81 r. Pitts rho accompanied the re-
mains ot her husband who died in
Roswell n 1tw days ago. Tho re.
mains we're buried at H0i Springs
lHa aId homo oi the dHesa.ad. Nr and
Mr Pitts eamo bore from Pleasant
Hi no. waero hoy had resided
far f9mc umc ain tEo intention of
making he.r uuFe home in tlia elty.
rtH deceased aa. apparently "a HrouE
healthy mon and tae cause of ha
loatb was supposed Io bo append.
c'ua
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Papcn.Q nrIen Narr.a8e-EaIy and
hdEht Weiueda morning at our
lH1y Oh sorrow church in weat Las
Fcw fo0h place a beautiful ceremony
m which tho main participants were
M'aa Alice M onrien formerly oi
Ch.aaso, nov a resident ol tbia place
for lHe hst tNo years add coo pouw
Iar Y0une business man of National
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Gasoline Lamp ENpiouion-T en-.
plos.oa of gas vino lamp 90 thC
Majestic saloon. ial Cruces. came
near causing "a disastrous IRE. ana
only tho uHo of billiard cloths anal
1vorC0atB. me whole structure was
saved from total destruction. az Dc
vas the losses were about two hun.
ircd dollars Tho house was FUN a.
me time OF the explosion tut foriu.
uatciy no one waH injured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

a. a recent meeting Of the q. Co
lombo benevolent society a new SEE of
officers. 90 serve during the ensuing
year. we're elected and installed. az
follows.
Prosidout-CarlOH Oranti
vice FroBidont--n. uradi
secretary Ohaa. rartaglia
TroaHurer-Orosti BachCcul
Inspectors. prank lomoi and a.
PARENT.
Collector Peter Tito
Tho Getting was held az Colombo
nail and a large majority OF the nom.
beers ot the society we're prvaont
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

o. O. Mitchell, division supeuuiend.
en. of tbe fort scott division 0i me
R0.f Island who was in tae south
aeat for ba hoaIth Do now at Las
Vegas lle has improved and via
rgtulu BOZ hs duties .n "a Cosy days.
10 ls announced that through pas
senegr train service win ho 0Htnb
Hahod on tho Eastern Oklahoma
branch or the Santa no. between Ar
Kansas city ana paula valley o r.
By February p "hla opens up a new
territory FOR TIE Santa Fe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

No Tidings of MeLauah
Mciaughin. ths man Who escaped
from the Insane hospital Christmas
eve ha8 Bot been rccaDurld. SAYS
thr Optic Mclaughlin broke TIE
glass Iu tho window 0f tta small
flDm whore Do waa sleeping. forced
uF the IRON bar With h.a feet tore
h.s bed clothing ut1 strips hud about
~ oc'oek tl.d down thc imur1vlacd
rope Ih0 ruqe hl9ke ag1 thH uoIfo 0f
bH rem FROM iho lh.rl story aroused
other patients. who afa thr alarm.
Although Mclaughlin WN immediate
y pusurl te mcc.oiol in making
HnU1 DIS escape BE il 2lau1er. giE
rct tau W.tb rl1 hsif and Whlkers.
weighing about 100 pounds The auth
orioles have beard nothing 0f bim ana
would welcome neaa of Ma where
ahoHIa re h apt t1 bo violent hu'
Or cunning enough p ha ab.c lo hide
hiB insanity Mclaughlin is ne man
who atois beef from a ranch near me
olty and shot ai tho men who pursuei
hlm ha wife and children were ro.
Gently cent eaft
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

We In Wreck. }. f1tzgorcil. VINO
was formerly n real oaJato man IN
az Vegas. was among thuno injured
lu the recent wreck on tno Denver a
rio Grnndo railroad tho accident
vac caused by a Wild engine running
hcadon 90 "a passenger train iu
crowns canyon ono person was hn
"a ana several injured Fhagerellc
.niury was ccuus.1u of tuo face
aud hoau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

oolna b. nisboe--iiugh flttchcf
and bride passed through italon "a.
route Tor their future home. nishoe.
Arlsoua. the scholars oi the sevoufh
anf eighth grades. Who were former.
" pupih Of Nrh. FLETCHER. were "a
tnc train in a BODY a. greet their
teacher and cHproaa tnoir wishes for
nD future nhppinrHH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Went Anothey Raco-1hose Wh9
pluAEed" ON the stanton srey 81 enc
.areu 90 tho nrnt of anuaIy. a0e uB
ins 70 arrange another meeting for
those neetiooted equinca Thoy may
nave lost money on the stanton
norss but NOT confidence "a is pa
siblo uho horses viii aEain meet
Canitan News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

g. Vrain Mercantile Company 40
si1ns-Thcro will bo regret of var
loua sinda in me city over tho en-.
louucoment that tho y ID 81 vraln
Mercantile company tho largest
Mora business house, has made an a.
signmont. says the Optic. Many La
vegas wen wisnors OF the company
will hope the embarrassment Is TEN
porhry and the nrm viii soon be 90
the full food tide ~ prosperity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

They Acknowledges courtesiea-t
handsome acknowledgment ~ n.
comtodrs extended NJ me Cleveland
Qnys By rhc reception committee of
tho city ~ santa Dr.. an Roosevelt
day. aat May hos been received by
a ~ BerFefo. % Santa Fo 10 la he
consensus OF opinion of "a number who
have seen the testimonial that b.
should he framed and either hunr H
fhr earihI building or the city ham
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

a. o. a. W. omcers-Thc faiI0wins
HHrers errr ,iecioi ac tho meeting q
HuIion lodge No 3. 40 % W Santa
I'd, Cinrouce g. piorco. master sort
man D. 10 NcCnho. foreman o. 9
utr. ovorsocr. Major Pred Muller
n " b. uaroun and Ornnt Rivrn
nera. trustees
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Returns 90 Haton--mlaa Ngfie
Nash. who has been attending sChout
boz MarshalHogn, Iowa. has returned
rome and uih attend ne Ration niga
school curing the balance NJ tno tern.