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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

san Francisco is thinking ~ hav.
Ing q worlds fair on the COmplotiou
of the Panama canal.
The live stock in Argentine Is as.
timatcd in round numbers as follows
Horses. 5000 600, cattle. 2S,000,00O.
sheep. 10000 900. hogs, 100000.
Times and tide walt for no mas
but some women will.
Never put on until tomorrow tie
enemy you can whip today.
10 Do pretty safe 90 Judge bank each.
iers by their disappearances
Women manage 90 carry their age
we'll by dropping q few years COCA
slonAlly,
Running into debt may he a pleas
ure. but running into one creditors
iant
While a man 10 using his fingers 10
measure drinks opportunities slip
through them
The FroWiaE 9f cotton In Spain "a
being encourage by the governmnet
by oxomptIng land from taxes and
onerIng prizes tor the most success
ful experiments.
When D minister 10 called 10 an
other field the call carries with u an
increase 100 salary -othorwiae he poe
slbly would not have heard IT,
Chicago News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
SANTA


From the NrW Mos.cau.
] d. Ue1u. VINO enlisted Iu Santa
he several years ago aud was sent tu
tur Philippines. arrived iu the c.u
and ia stupping at the Claire. Mr.
Dvan .s nov u ho government civil
service with headquarters at Manila,
aud will remain here until spring
There Be- considerable activity m
sheep shipping co. Esiancia Chic week.
Tuesday William tUy e.. trinidad.
shipped thirteen cars containing o.,
$40 head aud Wednesday eleven cars
Ui the Wuullt animals ioit over the
santa De- Central Tor Kennedy FROM
whore ihey were transferred to tuu
Santa Fc Both shipments were billed
To- Syracuse. Illinois. for feeding. pre-.
uamtuD BOZ putting them on tbu mar.
Act in Chicago.
Late Tuesday afternoon there Was
"a serious ARRAY u a. san Francisco
street saloon. which resulted Boo inc
mrpa. oft simon Oruz tor assault wlth
u.out Co Ml Francesca ortiz Uiuuu
uuoz with "a knife BeiJre Justice
IOmns Aurld this muruIuE the de-
fpnduut was bound over t0 .Hr neat
term of the grand jury Boa bonds ui
$500 aud was placed under "a bond cot
. 800 tu keep Che peace Tor siH months
| The injured man wounds are uu.
/ very serious.
Deputy sheriff r. g. Huber bias rr
| turned from "a trip tu prugrUasu au0
/ pInus Wells Ho went iu search of al
/ IItiuuul evidence 90 the Identity ut tht
lafsaaslus of the late Colonel ChaFos
a suit cot eloc.mont entitled D. "
I Palmer versus Louis " Cover ha.
/ boon filed ln the Office .i tlc clerk u
/ the First judicial district for San Juai
county The pIainun also asks io
tlUe damages.
/ c. l.. Brooks Of Albuquerque na
hled proofs of labor for 1904 In the oi
ace oft the probate clerk END rccordu
on thr Hidden Treasure. Central. bun
kcr iill aud Chief Justice IOdes Boo thD
New placcrs district
NO t., probate court uf aa"tH ~
county yesterday the last wlII au.
testament OF Jesus Maria ortiz J
BaCa of pHjuaque. was admitted q
probate and bis son. Juon de- Josu
Ortiz. was appointed executor with
bond of 800
, ~ noon today w 8 Morning. Al
empl0yo of thu Singer sewing M
chine company In this city and Mis-
Amanda Hult of Sanford. Colorado
we're married by Justice of the peac
Jose Maria Garcia in the presence d
four Witnesses
", r. McCroIght business manage
~ the Albuquerque CltIzon. came %
On the noon train fo make a bid %
the Legislative printing f0r the Thrift
sixth assembly John stewart VIII
runs a Job printing ONCE in the Duk
CitY came un on The same train.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

and in the rotlculum and are formed
of hair. usually caused by the animals
licking each othor They are more
often found ln calves As result of
this habit ul licking the hair is aWul
lowed aud is carried around 9y tho
contraction oft the stomach No Ger
tain symptoms indicate Che presence
oft hair balls boo thr stomach ani there.
fore mo- treatment can De- recommend.
ga for these cases. When an uuEtrur.
tIuu Uf thC towels is suspected u
young calves DO ia well to glyo an
enema, consisting ui luEowarm water
ana 80Hp suls boz Bn cuur t1 remove
the obstruction GAuuDra salt ur op
som salt may bt given either as "a
drench or lu thD drinking water
Cure Tor spavius.-Thcrc are two
forms uf tt.s disease. .H1H and bono
spaviuauacH oi which must be treat
cd differently For bog SPAWN take
iodine uncturr one ounce aCunito
tIuctusU one ounce. OH uf Caiar one
ounce. Hy.ulf Ji ammonia ono ounce.
aud chl0roiurm one ounce. This.
when WINcd thor1u shly. should be
used twice q day for three days then
apply bot bran ans 'inuFar puulilcc,
leaving BE- on over night Continue
until the swelling Is removed. then
wash with warm soapsudH. after
which apply Che time urr ul iodine
twice day. leaving the animal az rost
until cured For bono spawn. take
quicksilver two ounces. nitric acid
eW0 ounces. black autimouy two
drains. oauiharIgs powder one dram.
mlphurC acid two ounces and pre-.
pared chalk Two drains stir the mix.
turo until cool Boo bowl or mortar
Apply no one hour intervals from five
leo .U.Cl consecutive hours. or three
applications may hr made at three
| hour intervals iu hasten the rcduc
/ ton The hair should ho clipped on
I close 90 prevent fho place from be-
l coming q sore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
pEMiNo


From the Headlight.
Justice of the Peace. Curla Chhp.
man after an illness of We, , dura
ti0n is again able i0 be- out and among
bis friends
Mu Fred Hllonbock and SON. Tons
and Miss May Lyons ana Master Val
Lyons of Rucon. spent Monday with
Mr.. J j IodCrE.
The brick work on james 3 Yield.
DrF new office building has boon com
pIUtCd and the carpenters are pushing
ihDir work tD completion Hs rapidly
as puaalhlp.
Judge Mills aud court stpnngfapher.
Gouuer. were most delightfully."- enter.
tanned GO dinner, last Thursday boy Mr.
and Mrs % A. Knowles. at their beau.
tful home east of town
DENNIS has thc best altitude. the
best water and the most continuous
sunshine ana dry. pure air ~ and
point Boo ail the southwest. coz ip the
entire United States
Col vs. Wumhaurh s in thr city
once again after am absence off several
wears Col Wambaugh comes 1n busI
ness connected with the water works
ana other interests ui thp uominr
Land and Water company with whlca
hr is connected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
SILVER CITY

From Che independent
George ~ Stuhbs and J. ~
l-aurhln Two popular citizens of Al
hnquprgue. were arrivals on Thurs.
day train. They went out tu Cooney
cine following day
Harry Carvl will leave next week
for los Angeles. Cal, where he Will
make Dis debut aa au actor in Murus
cos stock company which is playing
at present in San Francisco
Christmas is to be- observed in al
che schools and churches of the city
this year Tho churchs have prepared
en-. ,mas trees TOR The sunday school
children and special services fus their
members
NoWs has been received In this eity
0f che unanimous election uf Gordon
Davidson aa captain of the foot ball
team of ihD University of southern
California ilU Dol the son ~ n. y. DaV
idsOn OFF P.n0s Alt0a aud formerly at
tended thp New Mexico Normal
school here
Company ID OF the New Mexico Ma
tional Guard Will give tbeir annual
bail un Monday evening December 20.
In Npwcomb hail This ball has a.
ways boon well attended Cy"ry year
ana Jto guests of the militia have
never failed 90 enjoy tho affair 90 the
utmost
The children of the training school
ln This cIty during tho past week have
bpon gathering together toys books
aud clothing to aeud as e Christmas
hoX tO che school children ln York.
Arizona. where Miss Alice Bunker lH
the teacher Their efforts we're very
successful and e. large hos was ship
ped to che poor children Boo thli place
The application for 70 p1sionncy 900
the Burro mountains. made some time
ago by George SubIgtf of fhH. camp.
has been iaFurubly considered 1y thD
department af Washington aud Ifs Ds
I adjustment iH now assured. Georges
Suhipt viii bp thn postmaster and
. me s1.ce viii bg located Boo H.s store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence
Kansas CRY Mo-. Dec, TO- The cat
tie supply last week. was liberal Goo
the season. al 1900 head. but Caud
Ions were Il against shippers. C.
cDpt ou stock aud feeding cattle. Pack.
urs claimed there was no demand Toy
anything except that which would
class as Christmas bUoi and that
their coolers were foil OF mgdium
quality lpDl Prices declined ON ulI
kinds ui killing cattle except thc very
tops. tho Joss go to 90 cents Medium
and common cows lost heavily. but
good heavy COWS and ChaICe boilers
sold nearly steady sumD good colo.
RADIO s.cors sold late ln the week at
Sfl5 aud 3595, and medium quail o.
killing steers at $40 tO $500. Good
Colorado COWS sold at t2b1 200 f5H5.
ana medium grades. including pan
handle COWS. az t225 to S265 Can
nCrs were hard Co move zoo ALL Stock
ers and feeders met with better Co.,
ccptiOn. and held zap fully steady ai
week StuckCrs had iho call aa thp de-
precision In fac steers was NOT tempt
.ng iu feeders ana good many
bought cattle with thg Intention of
rOughng them through che winter in
stead ul putting Thorn into the feed
Dot now The range price for Western
and panhhnllos was about Ihc same
as previous week. $500 to s3SJ iol
steers supply today ls only 900 hea,
70 mator.al relief from the ihoral runs
OF last week. and The market shows b
us sales are i'oaly to no cents highc
than lnst Friday ON around Should
supply continue moderate. The markc
should hold up this week
Mutton market was extremely sat
isfactory las, week. aud closed th'
week. 10 the high point. Run is ligh
8t 1000 head today. market stead.
and active San Luis Valley lambs q
pounds sold 40 $500 today. MeVical
IvCarlluss from same place. rs pound
NO 81 go and other fed western lamb
! at &G36. Fancy led western lamb
| sold last week at $3.50. ana fed wcsl
orn ewos bring up 10 s44O The casi
! ern market reported % slump OF 2b q
] go cents late LAST week. and ChlCar
lis 40 20 90 lower today but this d,
/ cline wa snot felt here today, as On
run was not sufficient for Tho urEau
| demand from packers. No thin sheo
| have been received, although there
a stroRg country demand Tor thom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Grave fears ave. entertained that
The tHruH Ira. iuU.HuUH witHu .Hg
i'rUshy itr.un church which UHre H
measure rH.UugiIeI HF flo adoption NJ
the Brief statement boz IIr EHaeHl
assembly toss years ago may uy re.
viTCd a. tho result of action taken
ihis week. ly iho uroshyinry of Nns
soas This body met CD consider the
case Ell ono Of rs ministers tho Row
d. samuel q. Cnrior aho bad for
nicely written tu fhr mr.bY pry FOB Che
eject that Doc wished tu withdraw
from 30 because ho could mo- longer
subscribe fo the Westminster ronfoH.
sion of ralth horcEy trial seemed
u prospect hut the nrrsHyIgry uflc.
tlcallY endorsed Che vICws of nr Car
ter hy asking him t0 remain In lis
memnerb ir. -1 long q. Doc could en-
dorHe thn "hrlcf statement which Dr..
by thc way supposed to boz Hu inter.
probation of fho Westminster comics
sion. and hv adopting resolution pc.
ttioninE the general assembly 90
adopt Tho Brief Statement of the Re
formed Faith as ,ho Greed OF our
Church N De- held bs leading Pres
bytUriana that tho synod OF Now York
cannot overlook th.s radical action of
be- proshytory and that charscs arc
almost certain to bD made AGAINST pr
Garter ana uth0r mpmhprs off thc Mas
seas nroshytery The result may b.,
a trial before the general assembly
but even 30 thlt Boz avoided. q Ions
discussion of tho old subject ul creed
revision is certain tD hr % feature o..
the general assembly meeting next
MAY al W.nonn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

81. OOldwatcr. D.. Wallenbcrg. g.. W.
Moore and j. 4 Gardner being found
There were SILKS. satinh and hIsh.
priced dress goods ranging in value
from 81 to So yard The I.sf in.
CIudcd goods OFF every class and "a
large quantity Of Christmas toys.
For scar several local stores have
boon missing goods Ah of these
tucfts are fastened ON Ro0mpr.
RoomOr has boon assisted hy his
wife. who Boz OF simple MIND She told
thC officers much about Che crimes Oi
Der husband. on account OF her
mental condition poo prosecution 90
her will hr attempted
Rormpr has been considered one Of
The best ciiigons oi prcscott ilo has
o. large bank account and was well
liked and thought OF Do an
Roemor had iu bic possession skClr
ton KEYS to most ~ fhc large Prescott
stores
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

when thc Conversational national
cogncII 100 Is mD.iu- iu Dos No.nrs
iasi October onl1rTU1 ilr powers o'
tE moderator hy giving HiW Ihp rinhi
to represent Doe council during fhU
interim between Ifa luounlnl meetings
and making him 'n o. way. iho head
OF the Congregational cnurch I'm this
Couu,l. 10 took action which many
now declare t1 have been mcOuatitu.
tional The principle which lc1 ,o tho
action Dos favored very widely thrpugh
the church. and Ih0 present diHcu sion
of the matter o. largely along consul.
tutiunal lines Tho Rev U. Washing
ton GLADDEN. uf Columbus. Ohio. was
oicQieI moderator lt thg Uos MOincs
meeting. succeeding the Rev Dr. a.
a. bradford of M1ntclairD ~ 4 The
lattpr had as moderator maintained
an attitude toward The churches SINH
lar to ih1t for which official permits.
sion was given Dr GLADDEN. % IE now
held that the moderator has no con.
hiitufinnal right fu act between SOS.
sIons az the council a. ihp c1ust.tu.
ton OF that body. while outlining du.
tieH between sessions Cor several of
itg officers and committee makes no
such mention of the moderator The
present moderator DR. GLADDEN.. OK.
pressed tbe opinion that the council
acted within its powers. bot he says
the action binds nobody and that the
churches need not call on the modcr.
ator unless they want '0 and Do viii
not go where be- Is not invited.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
NOT A TRUG SPORTSMAN.
e paso Marksman Killa Finy Pigeons
Wrile They Rooat--A Santa
Rosa Affair

NAua hWAlia
The EI PaEo Herald has me follow
Ing 20 say OF pigeon hunt az Santa
Rose.
a. ~ stevens received few days
aFo consignment of thirty Wild pig
cons from Die brother Charles. who
D. soiolmIng OF Santa Rosa. New
Mexico.
Mr Stevens says be- was extremely
Glad to ee, the pigeons and concluded
That his brothers. Workmanship must
have improved, or else ho would not
have killed 20 many birds on the
wing. For he had never previously
won any special note az a wing shot
Yesterday John Rick came in from
santa Rosa and told Mr. stevens that
The pigeons had been killed by moon
light at their roostlng place. The
hunters saw them come IN az niFH
ana an hour or 80 later cropi dowu
among tho trees whore they had
allghted and lct go with both barrels
killing about fifty.
Jack White. of El Pnso b. also %
louming at Santa Rosa with Charles
stevens
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
SENTENCE seRMoNs.

From che Chicago Tribune
Endurance s the fruit of cndgayuf
Hatred always hur.f che hntor most
of all.
Secret sims do mot have secret con.
sequences
o. akes great man no, to dospiso
"a little one
a little hoIpuluoss may cover lot
off heroaY
Liberty is opportunity for all who
realize Che best
Loyo measures lie by Is chances
fl give Itself aEF.
People who ere iu JFo swim are not
going against the tide
ono mover knows % man amy bDtlCi
fur tearing him tu pieces.
Too many are willing to wash the
disciples feet with boiling lyo
Tho recording angel knows the back
alley as we'll as the front yard.
AN the great work in che world is
simply doing tho best that is iu ug
The ruofers are always content t0
lgt ro0tgrs DO The diEgnE
There .s uu virtue iu the one day
sprint that requires the seven day
snu0zp
uo Dr. always O. poor man who knows
no more In zoe than making money
HC who can put h's soul into "a neck
iie seldom has any heart for th,
needy
Tho man who insists that business
ia only business Do apt to prove chat
religion s only humhug
one Oi the great changes needed Ir
the city church is fo take the exit
signs on the doors aud put them 0r
the collection plates
Some men Will miss heaven becaus,
they eco Ho long hy me way iio dls
soctinE their guide books.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
ooLBsMlrH BROUGHT
BACK TO SANTA FE
Ex convjet and Forner New In jail on
a Number Of Serious Charees-
hrrrrfra la hnfouito

Arrested IN AHtouitoi
sheriff % G.. Klnapll arrived iu the
city from Anfonlto yesterday after
noon h8yiue u custody Charles Gold.
smith. who is wanted here Tor forgery
and obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, says tho Santa De New MeN.
can
when the sheriff secured possession
Of Goldsmith iu the Colorado tcHn.
tHe latter expressed Dds willingness Co
settle for The amount of the check he
forged ana cashod n he were allowed
ha liberty. The sheriff soon discov
cred thaf bee had mo- money so left
With him on the first train for santa
FD Ho was lodged ln the county
IaI to aWaiut "a preliminary bearing
with the amount of the forged
check Goldsmith secured about &ib
under false pre- ensgs from local pe1
pie. including merchandise from a
uumbCr OF st0rekgepcra
Bound over 20 Grand jury.
Fhia afternoon in Justice j. N. Gar.
cia'a court Goldsmith was held 90 the
noxt session of tho grand jury In the
sum of 5000 which he has not as yet
furnished
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
NEW MEXICO Towns

larco farming community lu that Gee.
lion 0f the county.
The Southern Pacific viii make
quite "a change in Cos passenger trains.
Yesterday trains seven and eight were
taken on. aud until Christmas there
will hU bat ono passenger train each
way ON tho Goth the Golden State
limited will Boz pd un ami will rua
through from Chicago tD Los An.
sclCs
Last Friday night "a large freight
locomotive left the rails at a switch in
the lower end of the yard. The ground
was soft and the machine ploWod into
thp mad 1000 30 looked like q hog la a
wallow The car next tO the engine
was smashed. but little other damage
resulted NO one was hurt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
LAS VEGAS

From the optic
ClodiO Ortcga. son of Patriotic or
toga, ~ the west side, now has "a
store a. EnciorrO. twcnty-thrco miles
northeast OF the city tie speaks both
languages and deals in the neceHsariea
of life for man and beast
70 Is passing strange that a contest
for small and pretty feet should orig.
mate in Chicago, nevertheless the
Chicago Journal has inaugurated such
a competition. Among the contestants
is Mrs w NJ. Bell OF this city, A cut
OF the ladyH shapoly pedal extremity
appears with a number OF other prot.
~ feet in recent issue of The Jour.
nal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

chief Justice Mills. OF las Vegas,
approved The bonds OF Marion Littrsll
sheriff of Colinv county. and 10 the
absence OF judge b. s. Baker tho
bonds OF Henry CoddingtOn, sheriff Of
Mckinley county. Tor $4,000 and the
bonds and surctiCs of the county cont
m.s8ioucrs. Tho bond Of Palmer K0t
uer. Mckinley countys treasurer, was
not approved. as 20 failed 20 comply
with the law. The bonds OF Dan l..
Cassidy. treasurer of Mora County for
$4,000 aud other bonds OF the Mora
officials. were approved,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Tho founder of the brotherhood of
S. Andrew. Mr. James H. Houghtol
ing. of Chicago never personally Ga.
perintonded the business anairg ~ the
organization. but loft thom 90 a com
mittoo of which be- was a member.
When Mt "a. d. W. English of Pitts.
burg succeeded Mr H0ughtolIug ho
took tho headquarters OF Che Brother.
hood to his city Besides Swing much
time to tho work boz began The mod.
em system of written appeal tO raise
benevolent funds Tho latter succeed.
cd $50 well that DO Rot about $4,000
a year and put brotherhood Work fai
t1 che front Because of ill health Mr.
English retired. end Mr. Robert "a
Gardiner uf tho VOL known Maine
family succeeded him. Mr. Gardiner
follows Mr Eugllshs plan and takoe
the headquarters 90 Boston, ln con.
nccton with the general brotherhood
work Mr. Gardiner will take up more
vigorously than heretofore personal
aud onlce work among students in
colleges The Young Mems Christian
association has absorbed almost am
religious enou in the colleges, and
about tho only people who have been
able tu hold out and Keep the sem
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
CITIZEN IN THE ROLE OF BURGLAR
FRED RoEMER, or PRESCOTT, A.
r., CAPTURED WHILE ROBBiN0
A STORE AND LONG LIST or
ROBBERlEs FASTENED ON HIM.

Fred Rocmor. a member of the
Eiks Eagles Prescott Fire Depart.
ment ana Prescott Eagles band, Is 10
tho county jain charged with burglary.
says o dispatch from Phoenix
About Z o'clock SUNDAY morning
two clerks ln j. Gardeners store
were awakened By noise 100 the front
part uf the building They turned on
"a strong aoagChhght which had been
provided and discovered RoemOf
dumping some canned GOODS into "a
sack.
Ruemer was captured without dim
Guilty. one of the clerks went OutBids
and found the mans wife seated in a
light wagon, which WAS to have been
used .n hauling the stolen goods away
sheriff Roberts was notified and
went 90 ROemer home 90 search for
stolen goods ne found the large eel
lar under the building stored with
goods of oyory description Between
$4,000 aud $1,000 worth OF articles
taken from the stores of "a plumbers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
ESTABLISHED
m THE BuRRO MOUNT AIMS

Word has boon received or Silveg
cts from tho department 90 Washing
tom to the effect that "a pUstofiee has
been established ln the Burro noun.
tain district ISL Subjects store The
moss po-'udior viii bo called Leopold,
Zoo uunur of tht Ip1poidB. of Chicago
who are operating and own extensive
mining properties iu that district The
population of This mining country has
iuI .hp past few years been ucreas
inc steadily
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

The report 0f the interstate com.
murca commission. submitted Co con.
gross 'ast Monday indicates Why poo
pic age especially aroused "a. thls time
to thg need of further precautions 20
prevent wrecks
The figures SNOW That third more
employees were lulsrei and third
more killed Loo the year ending June
300. 1904 than loo the same period la
1901 and 1902
The number oi passengers Injured
has increased hy 5000 from G.OOO 90
s.OUU--ln two years. while thc number
KILLED has risen from 3p3 to 900 The
unusually disastrous character OF the
accidents lu the last year has in.
creased the number of passengers
KILLED hy 800 per cont over that Of
1908.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24


prominent Sew York. u IrOad
mHu SAYS.
lu.un Pacific is ta my mind tho
most rgmurkab. railroad prorusitiou
Iu lb, world. % De- in compiolte con
rol uf thc railroad traffic WUat of me
Mississippi river.
"lt bias 10000 shares uf Atchisuu
stock which while u0t c1ntrolIng
interest is LARGE enough tu give the
Union Pacific O. aIroug voice In the
management
Union Pacific aa g85UUn0 900 az
interest returning securities and this
places BIZ boo control uf che trnnsooa
tineutal railroad traffic. Tor tho Union
Pacific ownership iu tho Northern So
OuriiItH roads be- O. great factor 10
harmuuiflnr tb0 tunfc1ut0uouJal rail
road interests
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

As in former years The evangelical
alliances of the world propose that
The first week Ia January shall be-
marked. lu an Christian churches and
among an Christian people. by special
and united prayer. aud churches ali
over this country viii observe the
season by special services The evan.
gelicai alliance for the United States
suggests a list OF topics for eight days
beginning Jan. Z and ending Jan B..
The suggested topics for the eight
days in order. follow "The World.
wide Conditions Of True Worship "
The Kingdom OF God on Earth The
Visible Church Of Christ" "All PEG
plos and Nations Missions
and Foreign" The Family ana the
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