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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Prom Fridays Daily Cit.Tcn
The case of thc Territory against
stella Henderson chhrnsd Nth shoot
inp Frederick Starr the hall player,
with Intent to klll sepieh.ber isi, last.
ln o. house OF 900 fame in This city,
was tried. Tho prosecution introduc.
cd first. n Mr McClhiu. of San Fran
cisco. who was in starts company
that nlrht. who testified that iust ho.
fore the shooting Stau hal struck
Stella with his flat in tho face and
Knocked her down. and subsequently
started up the niircaso after her. max.
ing threats that hn would get her. Do
whom she had refused 90 bring hls
clothing down to him Ho testified
thaf. aa Starr went up. Stella shot
ut him Tho witness then eot ont OF
fhe way and saw nothing more
The prosecution then introduced tho
b0y who sold % revolver io Stella the
lay prior to tho shooting. which was
afterwards identified as tho gun used
boy tho defendant
Della Hail. "a young ANA pretty hfu
uette of the establishment. called by
tho prosecution. corroboratod tho fact
of the assault by Starr. and that thC
defendant was the owner of n small
revolver. and tNat tho defendant stat
ga afterwards that She could noi holI
shooting starr Edna CLARK also wa
called by the territory. but her state
mcnis ollclod nothing new Dr
pearco stated that starr was aho
twice. and was discharged from th,
/ hospital last week. aH perfectly woll
ycopt that ho had not rcgainod hl.
strength None Of the witnesses ha,
over heard Starr make any statement
on the subject Of tho shooting. anl
. dId not know starts whereabouts
I Tho defendant was The only wltneaI
/ Introduced by tbc defense. and tcs
titled that starr had followed ho
from place 60 place In Colorado. nn'
finally o. Albuquerque. whore he wal
broke. and lived un her bounty
She testified that she feared him
and that be bad repeatedly assaulie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES

From Thursday Daily Citizen
The literary department Of the
school is thoroughly organized and is
doing good work. but the school 90
over crowded. and two of the girls
who are ready tn take up ninth grade
work have eppllod for admission to
'hp high school in the city. and they
wish 90 find places where they can
work moruiags and evenings 90 pay
tbolf way.
such worthy ambition should surely
De- encouraged.
Tho carpenters are busy building
the new horse barn aud making need
Cd improvements
M Rhanaeorc went up 10 San Fo-
l.po yesterday ior the purpose of as.
coriaiuIrg tho cOndltiou and needs Of
me teachers and field matrons A.
that place We iust learned that their
quarters were an swept away by tho
high water ana that nearly an their
goods we're destroyed The ladies'
we're forty.hour8 without sleep and
had 90 wade through deep water 20
try and save some of thOlr clothing
and bedding. and 20 secure food
enough 10 Keep them alive until re-.
lief should come
Superintendent Allen. who lofi for
Washington just before the storm, is
On st Louis awaiting the arrival oi
Supervisor Charles. who loft here
Monday evening
Mr. Joseph Abnor is with us again.
and ls doing business at tho old
stand aB engineer of the school
Mfs sampsoll who has been hold
Inc me position OF assistant mntron
at tbo Carson school hae bcon ap
I pointed 90 n similar position iu thia
school She arrived here In sunday
evening. aud has taken up her duties
at thia place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

marsh mosquitoes. dapnlo.wlnH mos.
auIioos. pitcher plant mosquitoes. com
mon house mosquitoes. wood and pool
mosquitoes. enough 90 raise hlisiers
ON tho face ol common humanity
There wore large charts showing tho
mosquitoes digestive system. also
crossaoc I1n of hI8 lancet or "urnhos
cis." a foot long There was a large
picture of mosquito "in the act
of hBIur."
% hope you win motive that o. a
female mosquito. said John "Tho
male mosquito is as harmless as
Scotch Collie dog rIo never bites
any one
By lhis time I was inspecting me
salmon hatchCrs. which showed the
entire process OF Matching the CO.
iumh.a river Ch.nook salmon from
pink oras about the eizo OF peas.
steel baskets were sunk in running
wator. showing the stages OF develop
/ ment from the larvae to iho live min.
u0vs An interesting feature Of the
( salmon exhibit was tho miniature can.
ming factory of mo Alaska assocIa.
u1n iu this huIldIng we saw Dun
rDucss crabs and lil sorts uf mar.no
worms and deep soE reptiles hy che
biological association 1f tho United
Kingdom. aud al varieties of grow.
mr oysters and ciams Tho oysters
iu the virginia exhibit tavcd Johns
croduHtv 500 heavily that 1o pulled "a
measuring rule from his pocket and
asked tho privilege of measuring one
of the h.vnlyca Like an men John
has the measuring habit" ne want
od 90 measure the great picture hy
Rembrandt. "Tho Night watch. '
/ brought here by Holland and exhibited
iu che Rembrandt house. and &c was
with great difficulty that : restrained
him
Hui permission to measure che oys
tor was readily granted and we found
.lt measures just eight and one.hali
inches across the she'll What a glor
ious boon ono Of these Virginia oyH
tors would be to n church soclahle '
Half thp oyster could ho uEcd for thr
soup and the rest served in steaks OF
outlets
Here wo saw specimens of animals
and woods Indigenous 90 every state
aa well as exhibits from japan. Ger
many and South American countrices
Here are Georgia and Oregon whit'
pine. Montana spruce and cottonwood
California redwood. chorry birch, ash
white cedar. and a thousand othe
sull
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
LIVFS LOST IN BURN
ING HOTEL BUILDING

st Joseph. Mo-. Oct 2 The Stacey
hotel u south So Joseph burned this
morning. four persons losing their
Hyes Tho dead Lafayette Frow
AGED 0fty speoulator in live stock;
G. g. Norton. aged thIriyhvo. omployo
lf stock yards company. Joseph pll
Ingham. aged hfiy. live stock specu.
lRor. Mrs Anna Weston, of Gentry
county. $40; Gilbert Weston, thirteen.
ycar0'dB0n of dead woman. fatally
burned william simmons, cattle buy.
er. Nna badly hurt by jumping from a
thlrdBt0y window Tho Orc started
n the Kitchen. which was a frame
hu'idIng and the guests and hoardera
Wero aroused with great difficulty
The three dead men wore hoarders and
unmarried
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
FAIR EXECUTIVE
COMHEITTEE NEE rs

arc now It "a luuta and win mo-
doubt reach Albuquerque via me El
pus0 a. Northeastern in El pasO. and
.tonco north to th.a city from Dem.
ur. A AtoIoeram was sem. t1 Che man.
aaDr oI the shows to bo hero 0u time
hy aII mClna
Tho UlF carnival company now at
Salt lake city. Utah. toIggrouhod that
thDy aTf about ready to pack up. and
thoy vUl be doing business Do Aibu-
1uDuur loHinn.ng most Monday
o. was reported tn che meeting that
Captain Valentine and soldiers from
Fort Wiunts. aud sheriff Jim Elmer.
with tha Navajo Gre dancers. from
Farmlnetun, were en rout" t1 the city
tuG would reach hero Saturday night
or early sunday mornIur
Wr Norus who was uvt In charge
uf tho trades parade rDpurtCd pro-.
sresa. stating that a larse numbor of
merchants bad agreed lo enter tho
parade with appropriate floats. and "a
humber of merchants had also agreed
/ to decorate tho fronts 0f their husi-
I Iuess houses Relative to the display
from the miltoal shops. permission
being granted to thc officials lu charge
| hy General Manager Wells to ontor
ltho parade. the committee unanimous.
l ly agreed to boar tho expense incident
/ to the hire 0f teams and wagons fol
the floats thus, as usual The big rail
road shops VIII ho seen iu the iali
trades display and parade.
Tho baseball situation was u en dis
cuacd. and o. was c.ideni to an pres
out That owing to an unfortunate ac
cIdcnt to Pitcher Starr. oi the Albu
1uorquc Browns that the baseball
/ tournament of tho fair was ln tan
F'ed condition and needed immediate
|uuWvpIIuE. U ihc tournament was tt
bc pulled on nt thc coming fair Mr.
Houston who was appointed supor.u
iteudsnt of tho tournament, roporic.
n u detail tho results of h'H trip tO =
/ lpl.o. aud much discus siOu followed
IuuIch finally resulted ln NoHsrH i1b-
/ ION. McCreiEht and lester being on
/ pointed special committee to worl
l0ul OBJ. situation and report the reaul
of thelr conclusions to tho executive
\ committee The special committee WI
. mcoi ihH evening. ns Q-.ck action I
needed now ln chile matter lag ",
sas. santa pc and Gallup. with Alnu
/ quoruuo. are an right but the Pas
A.. city boys are uucKng
. Several other subjects of minor iu
lportaucc were discussed. after whicI
the meeting adjourned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

So. Louis. OCT Co. Seeing go many
New Jersey mosquitoes lobsters. ma.
rIno worms. Dunponoas crabs from
Seattle. and pink salmon eggs from
me Columala river has giyon nae "a
creepy feeling and made me $50
nervous ! cant r.sep But John has
his mind set on che mosquito oy.
blbit. and we had 90 see o.. and hs %
consequence ] am seized with an lrro.
EIstahio impulse t0 "awat something
eyery tImo ! hear a buzzing sound
But me mosquito display was inter
egting. after all We found % in the
Forestry aud Flsherios building. and
also found much to our surprise that
thls was Que of the most interesting
aud instructive buildiuT at The faIr
The exhibit is not intended to convey
tbo Impression that mosquitoes are
Now Jerseys only product ~ my
memory serves me right NeN Jersey
also produces a good brand of lighin
'nE. az least ! have often heard New
Jersey lightning" referred 30 at bo'ng
something awful rapid nut the light
ming ls not on exhibition here. The
mosquito exhibit 90 the work Of the
New Jersey experiment station. aud
"a intended 90 show me methods that
have been put into operation Tor cN
terminating the pest There are mil
lions Of mosquitoes in bottles and
pinned 90 cards. ring legged aalI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
SILVER CITY REPORTS SERIOUS
FRIoHTFuL FLOOD REPORTED M
GRANT COUNTY. ESPECIALLY
At SILVER CITY

From Fridays Daily Citizen
Unless reports are greatly esaEser
atod Silver City was subieCted to a
disastrous food some time last nIsht
Tho wires are down aud definite news
Is not obnluahip
Tho operator said that the heaviest
rain In tho history of that socti0n vas
falling and thal the town was threat
onod with another Hood Then the
wires went down
From whitewater ihe 6rat station
Jo the oast of silver City. comes Che
report fhat four feet OF bouldcrH and
earth covers The Santa pc tracks and
eighteen uchoa OF water .s standing
ia the Santa Fo depot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
HORSES AND CAR
NIYAL COMPANY
ARE COMING TO TIE rERRlroRi
A. FAIR BY EXPRESS INSTEAD
or BY FREIGHT.
rss eoHy AHO ooo SHOWS.

From thursday Daily Citizen
y Nothing viii now stop tbe Ter =
y r.for.aI faIr If viii opon negt y
y Monday morning. October iO. aud y
y wIIl bo "a bowling success. in tbo y
y language oi oli John Harper 90 =
= Kentucky. from 'oend fo eand y
y The Gentry pony and dog y
y shoHs ieh Tuuidad October q. y
y over thg Colorado Southern aHd y
y Hock island railroads. and will =
= play .n E Paao saturday The y
= shows wIil. therefore. bel here ou =
y Sunday m0nIns y
y Joe Barnett lelegnphed from =
= Pueblo. Colo. chat be- and others y
y were loading eighteen horses to- =
y day to ship lo Albuquerque by eK =
y press over the Denver q R.o =
y Gunde. via Anionito and the city =
= 1f Santa Fo $50 also says that =
~ % look8 llke another car OF two =
y of horses W1ll load today for snip =
- mgnt to Albuquerque. \
~ PhI % Green. manager cf the \
y independent Carnival company. =
= tcIographod from Salt lake city =
= Utah. that tho DonYer a RIO =
y uuude assured him they would =
y Fot tho company thuugh hy way
y of Am0uito aud the city of Santa =
y b. to Albuquerque not later than =
y Monday morning
|N o. j. 0mmp and three doooraf =
y 0rs win arrive Saturday from ,
y las VeFaH
u james uye Che pool seller te'e =
\ Enphod from IA Iuuia that be- =
v and "a h.g delosaiion will Dee here =
y Sunday night
- w. H Greer left thia morning =
y for his cattle ranches in Grant
y county. to load up eve ears of
y bfonchus Zoe me busting contests
y and Pat Mum viii come along =
y as manager
- The soldiers are az HIuowaior.
y and viii reach hero SATURDAY
y night They WIN give hurdle
- races az che fair grounds. and tho
= hurdles are being made today hy
y carpenters
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Jackson AgCc. OF Silver CITY roceiv.
eI word thls wcck from the upor.n.
tDndaut of The Soldiers Home at Santa
U1ulcu. Announcing the death at that
lace. ON September 25. of william
cIaredED. o. former oldtImo resident of
Grant county and a veteran ot tho civil
war The cause of nH death was
heart disease. Ho was buried Scptom.
bcr 27 with military houors Deceased
was aged about 90 years. and Tor many
rears resided at tho q o. g ranch ON
mo sapolo. az Hnrs place on che up.
por ella. and lator. becominr enfceb
Ted. was taken to the Ladies' hospital
n Silver city. where ho remained un
600 removed to the soldiers Home sew
cral years aeo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
SENATOR FAIRBANKS
MAKING SPFECHFS

Brigham Utah Oct 7sonator
Fairbanks spoke here 40 o'clock this
morning Iio came up from Ogden Ga
hH special rmu after remain.
ins nc that place He was ac.
cJmpanied by Senator Dolllyor. %
Iowa Senators Smoo, and Koarns. of
Utah. and large contingent Of utah's
leading republicans. who occupied a
Pullman of their own The attend
anco was mot large. but the lack %
numbers wgE in measure c0nponsat.
Ga Gov by toe interest manifested by
those present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

From Wednesdays Daily CuIzou
The executive committee oi che New
MoNcl T,uitor.a. Fair association
was called together this morning by
ho chairman of tho committee. p. F
'McCauua lu the absence lf both Pres
dcnl Mcganoy and Secretary Guusul
The meeting was held at the onico
of j. u. ORielly. ln The Barnett build.
nu aud Che following mombers were
present
q. 81 Marion. ". T.. Tr'mblo. ID. 8.
RnseuWul1. Ivan Grunsfold. J. g.
'OHolly p. o. Houston J A Wo.umun.
George o. Ioarnard 49, r. McCreIght
N W FIownoy 3 G. Jackson. 2. H
Lester. o. w. g. Noeua and r p,
McCauua. chairman.
Rains vashouts cIoulhursts and
str.hcs with ali their ntteud'ns evils,
wore ru'it discussed, aud DO was Do.
odof fl n.s.u the tWoutyfoufth an
nulI territorial fair next Monday. Oc
tubrr iN. REGARDLESS of present 0r ~
.ture HGuoucps. Of course. relying
on Providence. with the aid Of man. 10
puf t1a roads back into good travelling
condition. and to pray for no further
rain until after th- fair
Ths chairman had a batch of tole.
gram. aGI ihoy were read to the meet
ur
one uas from President McGafey.
at Pueblo. stating that ho vas at the
Colorado town interviewing the horse.
men. and Doe hoped 90 get back this
"Wednesday evening. % possible.
Another was from Secretary Gun.
ui at Arkansas Cuy. Kansas stating
fhot bo was held back hy wnshouts
but was trying 90 reach thc city by
oyory conceivable way possible
U0r.omDu at Pueblo wired that they
wore ready t1 bring thoIr horscs hut
In order o. insure gctIiur here in time
asked the tair association to pay the
dIucrcnca between fre.ght and expires.
charges
This natter ai;er much discussion
was ien for sottlomos win tho chair
imam. and hr at once started tho wire.
moving .n tbo direction 0I Pueblo %
got more definite facts and ;ho ap
nroxImafo additional cost On th'
same subject o. tclrrrnm was as'
sent f1 Ioe nBuott who Is at Puobl,
with his string Of horses.
The prompt action of the commit
tee insure. several carloads Of Colo
RADIO horses. and thoy will reach Al
buuugrqur via Antuu.to and Santa Fo
The Gentry dog and pony show
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
J. E. HOWELL PROVES
TO BE A BAD MAN
FINED 500 TWICE IN LESS THAN A
WEEK ron CARRYING DEADLY
WEAPONS.

A week ago tonight j. y. Howell as.
snulted r. O. Clark with pistol,
striking bIm several times on the
head and creating quite a scene. Last
evening Howell created a sensation
amuus lhy roomers of the Minneapolis
house 0n South Third street hy start
inr more trouble. This time when the
police searched him he was found Co
hc armed with brass kuuckles. Ia
Judge Crawfords court he was giy'
en- the usual penalty Of sixty days or
500 Through necessity he chose the
former
Mrs Howell, who conducts a board.
ing house al lsleta, is iu tho city, %
is understood. for the purpose OF se.
curing a divorce. and this seems 90
De fho source of Howclls troubles
Ho assaulted Clark because be
thoufht CLARK was showing Mrs How
cll too much attention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

with tho now pitcher. Mcclellan at
Albuquerque. they DO NOT feel s0 sure
1f taking first money, and ths receIpia
a Che Same sunda. would ho applied
0n tho expenses of tat.ng mo team 90
Albuquerque NJ more we're known
1Hout Mcclellan o. misht be chat the
urus would have mo- more to fear
ndn no starr were ln thc box All that
E1u tom would say about the man
Was that he was an amateur who
Had made "a good record playiug with
Independent teams around Detroit
IhH summer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
Reception for Parker.

Sew York. oct Elaborate ar.
murementa have been completed hy
rhp Mammalian club Tor ho reception
tonight Iu honor of Judge Parker The
reception. which originally bad been
planned as club AFFAIR has beer
br1adened to mean general public
reception to me candidate ln add
Uou 90 inviting all the club members
Invitations have been sent to the mem
Iers of the national committee. the
state committee and the various dem
ocruuc organizations of New York anl
vicinity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

A hustler makes things hum and an
ldier makes thom humdrum
% liberty what a Boo Of divorces
are sought Ia my nnmoi
The Kind OF figures that w0Et ne
are seldom Increased iu a tailor made
Gown
Aman can't be- ln two places az
ouco unless he o. an uffioeh0'dor
Tho oasyg1InF cab horse lands
more money than the average race
horse. Chicago News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Funeral Of Archie s. sweetland.-
The funeral of Archie 8 swootland
Will take place tomorrow CThursdayl
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. the services
being held az the undertaking parlors
of Eiwards a Fouhr Roy W j Marsh
of tho Congregational church Will of.
HcIatc Burial in Fairyiew cemetery.
AN friends 0f tho heroaved family
are invited to attend George Sweet.
land. the absent son. wired from El
paso that he would reach Alhuquor
cue tomorrow morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
selenes sIRInas.

Lightning never strikes the surface
of the ocean.
ln normal respiration the air o. OK
pelIod from the chest at the rate of
four feet per second
A London doctor by graftinT the
sciatIc nerve from a live spaniel into
mans laocratod wrist, say1d the
hand from amputat.on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Settling down from the honeymoon
o. mighty IKE shooting The chuies
A man ought 90 be aa afraid oi a
girls wink as a prize fighters upper
cut
Ita astonishing how a white haired
man always takes 90 "a young blonde
thing
A woman elects 90 believe iois 81
things she calls anybody else o fool
Tor believing. New York Press.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Work ou tae Mountain Kcy mine nt
pinos Altos is being seriously retard.
ga boy a lack OF water says me silver
City Enterprise The scarcity OF tho
essential fluid az this time IN the year
me MANAGEMENT cNnnot understand
especially as depth in the mine is at
tanned aud the flow does not increase
The shaft Is now Down $50 feet and
hy carefully utilizing all the water
that flows ln during tho nlrht and
pumping that which comes ln during
the day. enough can ho raised to keen
one shaft working during the day
However % is thought almost certain
that with increased depth and near.
ness to water level The flow win De-
very much enhanced and will prove
sufficient Tor all needs about the mine
or This r. G. McDermoit who recently
houeht a half interest in the property.
aud who lg experimenting operations
Is sanguluo That gentleman passed
through silver city Saturday. return
ing to haywood 90 spend sunday with
. h's family
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
PROGRAM or TIE
TERRITORIAL FAIR
GIG DolNos TO START MONDAY.
OCTOBER 20. AND Will CON-
TINUE FoR SIX DAYS.

The twenty fourth annual New Mex
Ico Territorial fair opens az iho fair
rrobuds. Iu tine west end. Monday
October lU. aud viii continue ior SIX
days. Tho program committee sob.
mits far publication iho following
events
Monday October 70.
Formal opcniug. $3.50 %. m
BaFe BAH game
$500 o'clock Diving Elks
$3.50 Bicycle races
1880 %. m.-Cauiyal ON downtown
streets
O'Clock Indian Fire danco
o o'clock Gentry dog and pony
show
Tuesday. October ~.
10000 m Parade. GENTRY dog
aud pony show
lO.0o g. m Opening irrIgation
convention Elks hall
1880 m-Bnao h8ll game
$3.50 %. m m-tl0rso racing
9 Ou o'clock Diving Elks
$3.50 D. m Cavalry drill United
States soldiers
1880 D m Carnival
5000 O'Clock Indian dance
$500 o'clock Gentry dog and pony
show
Wednesday, October a.
1000 o.. Irrigation convention
meets
1870 %. m Base ball
2.30 %. m- Horse racing
1000 purse. Yellowstone whiskcy.
Taylor a williams
200 o'clock Diving Elks
$3.50 o. m Bronco busting
T.30-Carniyal
o'clock Indian blanket and pony
races
9.o0 o'clock Opening ball and rc.
/ ccpuon. Commercial club
1000 o'clock Gentry dog and pony
show.
Thursday, October 70,
1000 O'Clock Industrial parade
and trades display
/ 1880 %. m-Baae ball
$3.50 %. m -florse nciur
$500 o'clock Diving Eilla
$3.50 Bronco busting and Indian
racing
i.3o-Moukcy drIu United States
cavalry
1900 O'Clock Band contest
1880 o'clock-Canlval
$3.50 O'Clock Rail- in Elks hall fol
/ Elks aud their ladies only.
$500 o'clock Gentry dog and pony
show.
Friday October ~.
1000 a. m.-parndo
t.aO-liasc ball
2:3O-Horse racing
$500 o'clock Diving Elks
$1,000 Hamilton and Browne stalk.
mco.
$3.50 Bronco busting
100 o'clock Band contest
/ 7g0- Carnival.
500 o'clock Indian dancing
$3.50 Montozuma ball. Alyarad
hotel.
$500 O'Clock Gently dos and pom
show
Saturday, october 15.
10000 a. m-Shr.uora parade
3N-iiaso hall
$3.50 Horse racing
$500 O'Clock Diving EIks
$50 United States cavalry du
{ and Indian racing
1880 %. m-Cnniyal night cOufot
D allowed on down town streets
$500 o'clock Gentry dog and pom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
ROUSlNG MEETING AT CHAMA

= Special TO The Citizen y
y Chama. H. ~. oct THE y
= campaign party headed by Gov y
4 ern0r Oter0 and senator An. y
= drews received an ovation az =
= Ch0ma and Immediately ieit y
= overland Tor TERRA Amarillo 90 \
= attend tho Rio Arrlha county re-. \
= publican convention. Everybody y
= ln tbls section ls for Andrews. =
y A special car win carry the party \
= on me return 90 Durango. The =
= baud viii also go 90 San Jaan =
= county =
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