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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES.

The sunday afternoon services
which are conducted By the clergy
from the city. are very much approcl.
atod by the children and a good mum.
her OF the employees. The services on
next Sunday Will b0 conducted Dy Rev.
Father Mhndalaria
On last sunday afternoon wo Wero
favored by a call from Rev. buchanan
Of New York city. lie manifested
great interest In the work being done
for the lnuians OF our country.
rho choral class are doing some
sood work in singing under the lead.
orahip of Mrs. Williams. The children
are very much interested IN the work.
and are making marKod progrcsa
Col y, q. Churc4ill visited an tho
lay schools in the i.aguna group. ana
10 making his report % the secretary
0f the interior.
The new day school az Mosita 90
ready for operation ana will be opened
on next Monday with Miss Kossler
in charge.
Miss Maria MarmOn OF Laguna. viii
be- houeekeeper and assist IN teach
ing the women how 10 sew ana 40
general Homework THIS makoa nine
day schools under tho supervision OF
tne superintendent Of the Albuquer.
cue school
Superintendent Alien ani Inspector
C.urchlll have ooon in lalcta today
looking the situation over with q view
OF securing d new school building for
that Pueblo
DR. Wood las just returned from
% professional yia 90 tho Laguna
group OF schools
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
HE WANTED PAY
As A RlTNSS

g N Boyd called a. Justice Craw.
ford's court this morning for his fees
az witness IN the case OF Stevenson
Va. Albright. 'ried yesterday Ho wac
informed that n was not customary
Tor Witnesses o. receive fees; that ths
court knew Of no fund or from whence
such fees should be- forthcoming
BOYD said that In Colorado he had
received witness fees In civil case
tried before a justice OF the peace
and that he expected 10 receive pay
Tor the time no lost while acting az a
witness yesterday
Although witnesses have seldom re
coivod fees for bolns witnesses lu
cases tried before Justices OF the
peace OF either precincts ~ or &C.
there ia territorial statute which
says that witnesses brought from an
other precinct is entitled 90 n fee ni
90 cents a day and cents a mile
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

General Manager Ackort, formerly
Of Cnicaeo. and nov OF the SOUTHERN
railway. has made an innovation
which will prove popular with the
men on hla road Formerly when en-
giucoFs anu conductors wanted %
travel they were compelled TO got
half rates or trip passes. Under the
new order they are 90 be prssohted
with annual passes. Enginetfa and
conductors who have served nve years
wlll get them over their divisions.
Tonyear men are 10 receive anuuala
for the entire Hygtcm cas- Of tne
Mississippi river. and ibyear men
will get them for themselves and
wives. More than 1000 engineers and
conductors are affected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
NO USE 70 TRY n
DINING cAR supERlNrENDENTs
0AY TIPPING CAN'T aE sroP.
PED.

Persons dlnIns in carr cafes AZ
their trains rush across the county
need nave no fear 90 arrest % they
tip the negro walter who attends 90
their wants. Gays a Chicago dispatch.
Tho super.ntendentH of dining cars
met in annual session at ue Sherman
house. blt they did MOI agree 30 throw
from the train an persons who handed
a walter "a quarter or a half dollar
They discussed tho boat way 80 cut
expenses on tho dining cars without
allowing toe patrons 10 discover a.
but tho zip" question was noe raised
"Whato tho user" quoriod one man.
ager you can't caanEo the system
as long az human nature remains the
same You pui up a bign which says
Don't up the waitoF Whats the ro,
sutf"
Cant rlose"
why the on says VINO tinkt
be can keep mo from dipping the
walter2 Then ho gives a half dollar
whore be- would have given only q
quarter. just 30 ahoW he can tip the
walter. and there you are"
Tho managers finally decided there
waa no way OF cutting expenses and
took no action.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
FIRST BURIAL IN NV
BURIAL ASSOCIATION

Mr Antonio Uuulo MarunE. age
90 years. died 90 hlm 5omc this morn.
ing az $3.50 ouock ln the suburbs
oi the city He leaves a wife and
nCvon Children runCral will take
place at the San clipo church. old
town tomorrow 90 q. M. iutsrment
in Santa barbara. 10 charge OF }. W
Edwards. funeral director Mr Mar
tnor held cortlhicfte No 81 10 the
New Moxico Buriui association and .
the nrst loss iu th9 association by
death The hrat Zee o. 20 cents and
nrEt assessment Of 20 oentH 10 all ho
had paid into the association but ho
eota the fuli benefit ui 500.
Those are wise who Join tho Burial
association and provide for yourselves
and FAMILIES An members are hereby
notified that assessment No Ia here.
by called and viii come romptiy and
uay.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
THAT BULL DOG
CASE ONCE MORE

James Bismarck % pronounced leg
ally the owner Of a bull dog BY the iua
tice court q preciuci i3. and did not
unlawfally convey the use Of the bull
dos. formerly owned by Mrs. l.. Nor
rison, 20 himself The decision was
handed down hy his majesty this NOR
ming after two days arguing
The suit was brought BY Mrs Nor
rison al1,inet James Bismarck for t3I.
on the plea, conversion OF property. ."
The plaintiff once owned a bull dog.
she moved on a ranch leased BY the
defendant. leaving the canine home.
less. The dos sought nouriahment
and took up bis home with the do.
PENDANT and took a fancy 90 tho latter.
After several months the plaintiff
wished 20 recover tIo dos. and the sui
followed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
HINTS ON olurics

Unripe fruits should never be- par.
taken OF
Oatmeal o. healthy, hence a de-
sirablo cereal 10 winter months.
Well cooked rico. arrowroot and
boiled milk heal intestinal irrlta-
i,oua
Pickles except when eaten with
meat and oily roo.H, are positively
unEholcaomo
Strong coffee. taken without cream.
lt refreshing % the nerves and slim
ulating 90 tho hrain.
Sweet things and rare maat con.
duoo 30 mako gouly acid tn the blood
~ thoso prcdispouoG 30 -..oumatism.
Toast and tea torn an invalid diet
Whsch d Gar from IDEAL There "a
innnlc acid ln the tea and hut little
nutrlmont IN the toast
Food vNlues diner according %
dividual conati,utiona. According %
iBo old saw Wha-'H one mans
meat 90 another man g poison"
Gaatruuomio experiments should
l,e made with extreme caution. Moth
ing 10 Of greater Importance than %
rartake Of thogo toodA which best
equip the body for life work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
10 circle Globe ln auto.

New York. can. as-The departure
OF ~ n smathers. the wcnknown
racing man. tor Europe todel marka
the beginning OF what probably Will
be- the moal extensive automobiie tour
yot undertaken. Arriving 10 Cher
bourR. MT smathora wiil 0cgin an
auto tour that VIII include ne greater
part Of Europe Later hs vii tour
Japan. and q 10 probable that trip
across America flom san Francisco
20 tkis city viii complete circuit
of the Globe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

She Noise OF battle attracted a large
crowd The fugitive. who thlu morn.
nE proved to bo Ben y Trimbiln. Ca.
bio walter and painter gradually
fought bic way toward tho street, ro.
moving his ovorcoat and waist coat aa
be- went when hc reached the street
crowd had gathered and into them
TrImblin wadcd striking right and lofi
with a heavy stick There wore n0
brave men amonE them and Trlmhlin
escaped By tha time tho city was
thoroughly arouaod
The exaggerated report hrat sent
out was enlarged upon Mr and Mru
Cuneo had been heuon up oy a mad.
man and the mamnc was mill nt large
For nearly an hour Trimbin dlnHp
poarod
About Ne O'Clock he showed up "a
me Alvaradc. ago at the lunch counter
and then quio,ly made his way up
stairs Tho night clerk brought him
down stairs and Depot Master Trout
man and Policeman Rossi rJot him %
tho county Jail
Was indeed Temporarily Insane.
Apparently feeling but uttlc the
worse gor the strenuous few buurs ho
experienced last night chasing cats.
dogs and people and hotng chased hy
police, Ben D. TrImblin vas brought
from tho city iail this morning into
Judge Cmwford's court, ant in a per.
tectly ra-ional state OF mind fully ana
IntolliFont'y rccountod his dolngs or
last night. with probably "a few excon
tlons he denied that he was in tho
opera house and does not remember
getting a drink about ~ o'clock a. tne
White House saloon ON First streo'
two things that be- most certainly
did
II vac AZ arst thought that his tenn.
porary insanity was brought on by ex-
cosHive drink. but he emphaiically do.
claroa that ho drank very little recent.
ly
ne said that last night was not his
first case OF insanity and that he was
at one time an inmate % an asylum
a. Loa Angeles he suffered tompor.
AIRY insanity no less than slx times.
Ono time ho thoughq himself Jesus
Chri-t Last night he started OUT 90
rid the city of itB dogs and cts. BE
told OF how hs went around the opera
house and q the aght At Cuneo'a
place; how be got a lunch AZ the Az.
yurado and OF hls arrest. but could
give no reason Tor doing any one
thing
Ho said thar be- len bis gTipa az the
Albright cottages near the corner Of
Lead avenue and Fourth street, and
two nllod with good clothing were
found AZ tho dcHignaioi place. Trim
bin came 20 Albuquerque the early
part of the winter and resided with
Mrs David. South FIRST street several
months Ho worked az the Angelas
hotel and AZ the veudome hotel He
says his people live a. Reno Nevada
bat that they are poor. too poor %
send sor him.
city Physician Elder examined Trim
bllu this morning and found large
scalp wound on the fore part Of hii
head The physician thinks that Trim
blln should be- sent 20 his home al
soon a. Il Is safe for him 20 travel
ne was returned 20 the city iail until
arrangements Tor his disposal can b.
made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
BROTHER AND SISTER
DIE OF CONSUMPTION

Far from the scenes of their child.
hood home and the famiuar faces of
friends, surrounded by strangers. sIa.
ter and brother passed 90 tho far be.
vond within a fow hours Of each other.
and lay eide by eide IN death az the
undertaking. rooms OF o. w siroaF'a
sons
Charles umbrocht aged is yoBra.
and his sister. a few years younger
lloi here MONDAY The boy parsed
away carly Monday morning. and A.
~ o'clock a fow hours later. the grim
monster snapped the iife chord % tho
girl Both were anllcted with con.
sumption. and oamo from SO Louis but
few weeks ago. The disease had
made deep inroads and tho coming 10
New Mexico was too late
Tho father lg expected 90 arrive
from 81 Louis this evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
aunalY -. oI-.u--.l

Auburn. q. r.. san. zS--A numbcr
% the most prominent thooioglans Of
ihe country are ATTENDING tho annual
midWlnter conference in session a.
the Auburn Theological seminary. The
aim OF tho sunday school. principles
underlylng graded ieasona and the
adaptabnlty OF tho hibio 10 gradc9
lessons Noro some OF tho topics az.
cussod AZ the session o. thin. the open.
ing day OF the conference The soa.
sion will DO continued ana concluded
tomorrow with a program consisting
of papers And discussions on wide
ranre theological questions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
CONCERNING OURSELVES

Each ear haa four bones
Tho lower limbs contain thirty
tones each.
Tho sense OF touch is dullosJ on
the hack
The human Skull contains thirty
bones
The body has about byo hlndred
muscles.
Every hair hiss two Oh glands Al 't7
base.
The globe OF the oyo 10 moved BY
six muscles
The cerebral matter ia about sovea.
olghta water
Tho human skeleton. exclusive 81
the teeth, consists % EOS bones
The normal weight OF ne uvN ir
between three ana four pounds
Straight hairs are nearly cyllndFi.
cali curley hairs are eillpiucal. OF
dat.
Hair ia very strong A single hair
will bear q woignt of i.ibO grains
The enamel ol the teeth contains
over % per cent cnicarooua matter.
The roots of The hair penetrate the
akin about onetweiith ~ an inch.
The wrist contains eight bOnoa.
the palm Ave; the fingers have four.
teen.
Tho weight Of tie average slSod
man Is ifO pounds. ~ woman i25
pounds
Men have oeon known 10 loss BY
Precipitation 5000 20 5000 grains an
hour
The only involuntar. muscle com.
posed ~ red or striped nbres is the
heart
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

hig posters are out announcing q
mammoth celebration OF g. Vaion.
tines DAY at Magdaiena February iB.
rho people Of Magualena hold thai the
old saint was hahoadeu on the lGth
OF the month. inaisad OF on the ltth.
as tho world hollis 1he celebration
will include horse races burro races,
ana several other Kinda of races. f0r
an of which large hnd attractive
prizes are offered. 1he day oi fea.
uvitios will elore with a srand ball.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
CRAZY MAN MAKES LIVELY TlMES
HE WAS LOOSE LAST NIGHT. GUT
PERFECTLY SANE THIS MORN.
ING.

Last night about N o'clock ,he
night watohman at the Elks opera
houac was awakened By some one stop
ping on a saw lying on the stage loor
Fbo wNtChmAn clamorod from bis
couch and asked the intruder what
was wanted Ho received no answer
10 he gave the dark figure a swat with
a heavy stick. and himself Fushod
from the Stage door and 20 the under
taking establishment Of A. Borders. q
block away. and telephoned for an on
hCor Ho Was clad Ia only bis nlghl
clothes and this morning says thai
laat night was the coldost night OF the
YEAR
Chief of Police McMillin was tole
phonod that the night waichman was
hoaton up and was attended by a ply
slclnn and a corps OF nurses.
He had two fingers barkod
The nows soon spread and the night
police fore was dlspatchod--o crazy
man wua boating up men, womon and
children In all parts OF tho city a. The
same time-that was the report, Even
tho mayor Of the city was awakened
a m o'clock aud told Of the groal
carnage wage w0ng the people.
The unknown Midnight mm-udcI
next appeared a. me home OF John
Cuneo on TlloFas road between Sec
ond and Third street Mr.. Cuneo and
his wife were awakened by the bark
ing OF a dog confined in the rear Of tht
promises They sailed forth to dia
cover a man on top Of the dog house
apparonfly tro0i there hy the dog The
man was kncelInF down as II 90 strike
tho dog. but when Mr. Cuneo and hlt
wife appeared ho turned hts attention
10 them.
Jumping t0 the ground ho struch
Mr Cune0 a vicious hlow 0n the top 4
The head and Cor several minutes
about equally divided HIS attention be-
tWoen the two. but they we're moi
IDLE. Mr. Cunoo gapp'od with ne
nan aud the good wife broke a broom
alex over her husbands aaaaihnt
nank The trio fought desperately ana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
LONG SANTA FE RUNS
ONE BAooAaEMAR ooEs FROM
KANSAS CITY TO ALBuoUER.
QUE

The conductors, traiumon and p0r.
ters on the santa Fe limited trains
make tho longest runs. 90 that part
OF the service OF any men 10 the en-
pl0y OF the company. says tho T0paka
State Journal Tho men who run
through here on these trains run from
Kansaa city 10 IA JuHia Col. and
make the long run naCE on tho return
trip They leave Kansas city at $40
o'clock in the morning and arrive at
IA Junta at 1925 p M. Al of this
time % almost continuous running,
this train making but fow stops This
iB the only run on the road whero
tho conductors run through Dodge
city. the other passenger conductors
stopping az that place when they ar
rive from either direction.
There Is g bagghgoman on train No
/ through HutchlH0n who runs from
kannaa City b Albuquerque without
stopping on This is toe longest bag.
gage run on The road. There are also
some express employees who run
through from Kansas City 90 Denver
on trains Nos and d. This Fivos
them long hours but ali OF tho men
have O lay-over which Is long enough
to give them plenty OF rest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
1uyI00 oroeorio1 Abroad.

nuTlng tho past wUoK q gentleman
representing some grocery concern in
another city was taking orders ol some
Of our people for groceries. claiming
that be- could deliver tho goods 10 hia
customers for about tho price paid ior
groceries by our moTchants and thus
nave tho customers mo profit inside
hy Alamogorio merchants.
q o. faci that che habit Of sondlng
away ior merchandise ie quite a fad
with some. hut q Do now broadening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

John Hines. single man and q
mluor employed AZ the Cold Roads
mine. was killed the other DAY while
az work In the mine by the premature
explosion OF a shot which be had plac.
od. The immediate circumstances
causing the premature explosion are
not known. Tho body was taken 20
Klngman, whore q was buried. iituo
is known of tho relatives OF the do.
ceased except that they live AZ some
point in the east and have been mott.
dod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

w. q. Bby. the Rock Island train
dispatcher. who was IN charge Of the
Toroka once AZ the time Of the recent
wreck on that road az willard. is
reported 10 have resigned hia position
and gone 20 Jeficraon city. Mo-. where
he has aecurod employment with the
Missouri Pacific railroad. Il "a stated
AZ the dlalvion ohncca OF the Rock
island IN Topeka that Mr.. Ehy's sud.
den departure kd nothing 20 DO NJ an
with hls connection vita The wreck nj
willard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

Pueblo. Colo. jar gS.--riEni FOL.
lowers of Pueoio are ou EDGE % anti.
cipation OF tho hsht 20 be- pulled on
AZ the Rover Athletic club tonight be-
tween Jim Flynn and andy walsh.
the Brooklyn woitorwoignG f1ynn %
local product and a great favorlte.
he has made an excellent showing Ia
his recent nEhts and win look after
bigger game if ho beats walsh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

An exchange irlihtllly says Eyer
tree. shrub or aoWer planted abou.
your premises not only adds 20 uo a
trhctlvonosa of your home surround.
ings but adds materially 90 the value
Of your property No suburban roaid.
cnCo should ho satisfied Elih tho mere
posaosnon of a house and lot an
hour each day aponN in Improving lhe
appe auco OF thinEg viii make q va,
difference q the bnd oi d year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

puHburg. Jan 2s Nineiyhye dead
bodies we're taken frpm tho Harwlok
mfne at noon tae=5 Thirty moro az
the foot ~ tho shaft are ready iO ho
brought up. and there are pr0bhiy htig
aun in the mine Tho Identified nam,
her tWenty-ono
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

aa ated by MIss isabella Spencer. On.
toria'nod a goodlY uumhor of her
fHon1s a. a house party The parlnrs
were decorated with carnations and
plauis Lleht refreshments we're sorv.
g during tho evening Tho party had
a very uioyahlo umo. the hoa,e
proving herself To- be a charming on.
f.r'l.ncr and al bado adiou at late
hour
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

This o. q telegram received By Caicf
%. Police MoMuiln in answer 20 one
cent 90 relatives of Cornelius seiama.
'ho young man az tho cry buildlng
unoring from what ia supposed 10 be-
a case Of temporary insanity brought
on by tho urangonoas of the uniamii.
Car sights o. tho west and the nopam.
tion from the woman be desperately
loved
Botsma'a condition ae1y shows lIt-
tl0 Improvement ovor yesterday last
night hiB sleep was broken and roat.
losk
His thoughts we're of Indians ana
several times be- asked for a gun. Flr
fear that hc viii make another oudCav
Or to escape and repeat hla desperate
action OF Sunday night when no
Hprang from a second Story window of
tho city building 4 nurse 10 kept az b.
side day and night, and a cloao watch
ia kept on his movements The
wounds on bis hands be- received by
the broken glass, when be Jumped
through tho window. are healing nice
iy. but enc bruises on his head rooalv.
cd NJ the same time haze taken on on
ug,y bluish color HIu dEht oye
ia black and blue and the side ot his
nOfo is SORE
These bruises cause boliof that Sets
ma fell on hls head when no jumped
,rcm the window. and az the distance
he prooipitaiod ia fully twenty fcot.
q is only a miracle that hia mech was
not broken. Ito asked Tor a glass or
water and a. the nurse turned for u
aotsma took the plunge. breaking the
window glass and carrying me sash
with him The fan stunned him nnd
ho laid on the ground where ho fell
until found a tow minutes later by the
nurse and an attendant ~ the city
building
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

Atiapta Tan. 2s-Tho heaviest anoW
fall ever known since the local wealth.
er bureau was established hers foil
laai night ard today 20 a depth ~
eight inches. Street ear tr7Hc vas lH.
torrupted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

Vancouver. y C., Jan % Anxiety
over the safety of the steamer 2aolln
has been relieved by its arrival AZ Ju.
neau Rough water encountered caua.
ed the vessel 10 break hoF propeller
blade. delaying her twelve days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 2S--Noariy
one hundred prominent opticians an.
ed the assembly room OF the st. Char
les hotel today at the aemtaunuui
meeting of the Wisconsin State Op-
deal society. Papers and discussions
of nttlo public interest but Of great
importance 10 the profession occupied
the meeting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
Accused of EvadlnB ne inspection
Law

The territorial cattle sanlaD board
of tho territory viii hring suit AGAINST
krlle a Nichols OF Trinidad and thoir
agent W. ruukbouaor. who. 81 "a
said, violated the territorial law CO.
quIrlug tho mepectlon oi an hides
shipped from iho territory
Tho zee of i0 conts a hide 81 charged
for inspecting q o. alleged has Funk
housor bought hides and shipped hom
without inspection. making his am
liable % a $1,000 nne The hides worl
seized and tho taxes collected Pro
coodings win bo pushed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

Noble B Trimble, son OF Colonel ~.
A. Trlmt:o and brother OF William l..
'fTimble and Mrs. A. .. Crawford, has
roturnoi TO tho city after an absence
~ several years tie n afflicted with
rneumatiam, and comes back IN the
hopes OF securing relief Ia thia cli'
mate Aftor a soiourn OF a few days
Noble will 60 % E i'aso TO visit his
brother. John B. TTimblo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
senstoru az Baaquot.

Baltimore. Nd. Jan. 2e.--Ihs annu.
al banquet Of the Merchants and Man,
ufacturora' association a. che Hotel
Ronnett tonight promises 90 BE- one
OF the most notable AFFAIRS of the kind
ever held In Baltimore. A formidable
array on speakers has been secured,
the list inciuding Governor Warhold
OF Maryland, senator PEttcrnon OF
Colorado. Senator Nelson oi Minno-
scta. senator Carmack OF Ttbnoeseo,
senator burrows OF MichigaH, sena.
tor Kearns OF Utah. Ropreabniative
Cowhcro o. Missouri and Ronfuenta.
tive Watson oI lnninna.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

Last orenlng al che homo 0f her
mother. Mrn n D FranCes. on North
Eiehih street. Miles Ethel N Francca
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

Tho Creat ugLon-iMcon cuton
which the Southern Pacific is build.
ing acroau Salt Lake. has begun 20
sotile. about 200 iaet q tho track
havinr sunk ooloW water level
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

Tho Moline. NO. shops Of tha Rock
Island railroad ara expected 70 be Ia
operation by Fonruary 4. sud Il % be-
ng pointed out that the work has
cen carried on with romnrkahio
lromptnge6
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
CORNELIUS SETSMA'S
SAD CONDITION

''rhos McMunn. chief oi Police. Al
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when can CofuO ius travel so
can come nftor him
"GERRir sET5MA.
Grand Rapids. Mich