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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-05

Womens white waist of fine sheer lawn, rows Of In
sertion with solid tucked yoke insertion band down
front, fancy collar, pleated back bishop sleeve and
tucked cuff very special .....'
Womens white waist OF percale with fancy black
stripe tue ked 'front.' large pearl buttons full sleeves
Made OF pure linen, style OF 352 Observation-Disclosures.
Womens plain lawn waist, front of pleats OF heavy
button embroidery, tucks each side, 2 tucks
down sleeve, forming funess at elbow, tucked band
sleeve, fancy turnover collar; the biggest value
offered In fine waist and only ...............!
Women's lawn waist. white ground with small ring
dots. tucked front piped with black, cuff and fancy
collar, also piped, pleated back: very special at.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-05-05

O. Pr
A Extra Special -Women's summer waist made of
plain lawn with black figure and dot trimmed with
lace insertion lace insertion collar full bishop sleeve
with narrow cuff tucked back; our great leader so
3 Another great special on womans waist made Of
black meIcerized with small polka dot fancy yoke
front, pped with sefpleated back, full sleeve, 2inch
cuff
/ Womens waist made of solid color madras cloth,
solid inch tucked front, full sleeve, inch cuff,
fancy stock coors gunmetal, blue and pink 81
i Womens waist made of black soisette cloth, made
with one deep tuck and smalltucks on each side of
front, fancy stock collar, black only very swell
novelty and has the finish ola silk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
incorporation
OF OLD TOWN
MEETING or CITIZENS DECIDE TO
DELAY tn. MATTER.

Ala meeting hold at tho court house
To- Old town lHst night, jesus Romero
acted chairman. Gabriel Armilo Score.
ary ana S. Croll9tt, Interpreter The
chairman stated the object of the
meeting which yrs 20 consider tha
matter of dropping the matter of iu.
corporation Tor the present
Upon motion d committee consisting
lf five ot those VINO favored incorpor
alton 90 act with a committee OF Jhfgo
who opposed nud one friend of uo,h
Idos. was appointed to Couant and
maize report to me meeting The
committee aftar elaboration present.
nd its report which after some d.a.uH.
zion was almost unanimously adopt
cd
Hon d. A. huUbglI addressed th.
meeting and 10 was possibly thr1uFh
bis owen aud vol gsuFOd council chat
Dee incorporation wus postponed Boo U
bis address, explaining with o.aaua.
the reasons why the time for muuIe.
pal government i1s Oh Albuquerque .s
not yet necessary
Son NoFt1r Nonuya also aidru
. ED tha mu, uuE and bis JaIk was aI1He
. limos similar t9 che disposition Mr.
Hubbcll took uf tho matter uf hrlr
. pCTation
I % was also dent t1Bt the enrbus
. laam OF those who frHt started thl
7 Incorporation movement had CJC.eI
and that Ola Albuquerque VIII not bn
come au .oJrperaiel c.fT for some
/ umg to come
Tho foIlowlr Dos h, report of 900,
. committed.
. ola Albuquerque. n 50 Jan 1904
SIR Chairman Your committee ap
pointed n confer together upon 90.
. question oi .hH Availability 0f lnc0r
. porutnR Ihe 1II town 90 Albuql rQuo
. or precinct 80 l3 of BenaIl.lo couu
o. beg leave .l report aa foI'owH
Your committee hove deliberately
and Dee % friendly manner discussed Ihl
benefits io bee derived from .ur1T.lrl
lion. aud also the burdens which nigh
from necessity bo Imposed upon ih'
property ownors in order 90 maintain
tEn municipal corporation. and hay'
uEru into confederation the fact tba
. hero n Within the limits of tho pro
posed corporation Two large industrial
. mfHrU namely che American
Lumler company which a ig1t start
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
BUSINESS COLLEGE CHANGES
PROF. G. S. RAMSEY FORMER
PRESIDENT or UNIVERSITY
SUCCEEDS J. a. HARMS M MAN.
AoEMENT.

This morning Prof Geo IS Ramsey
took charge of the Albuquerque Bust
ness college. succCcdiug } 50 Harms.
who viii dopar for Pomona. Cal. u
reside
Tho deal wa. made Saturday, 90
waa announced boz Saturdays IHnuo ~
The CUzon. and the transfer took
place this morning
1ho pupus arrived at tbo school
roOms and took nap their studies as
usual mo- break occurring boo c0naa.
1uenoc of the change Don the heads ef
.bg institution
The new manager Professor Ram
.ry s FoIl known throughout .hg t.r
rury aa form president 90 tbo Uni
.Ur.ty uf Sew Mexico. which position
Hp was compelled toEIy, upal,u ylags
ago ou account of break in hls
health ir 'ob NoW Mg2.c0 aud sl
IouHuud boz California until "a I.t.e ,...
gear ago. when be- returned tD tuo
land of hIa choice Since coming 81
Albuquerque tuo Tact ..wc. Professor
Ramsey has conducted uutln met
shaudiac establishment nrat ocatgf
lu South Second street and later of
tho cornor of Railroad avenue and
Fourth street, Having fully rogaluod
lis health he sraln takes zap education
10 work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

improvements. whicn are keeping Il
well 90 the front among the lrrigatlon
companies of the west. hotn in extent
of area covered as well aa iu extent oi
Its reservoirs and irrigation canals.
Attempts Co ind artcHIan water wero
crowned with success in northern Ed.
rs county at ArtCsIa. while 90 Por.
tales AnmorOruo I'm Sierra county
and elsewhere the WORN %, .orIng FOR
artosiau water 10 rtIl Ia progress and
this year similar experiments viii ho
made % Santa Pc and other points.
On the Industrial history a. the ter
ritory, tho year 1903 saw the compile
lion and the success 0. large wooden
mills No Albuquerque the erection OF
extensive lumHr mile In the same
city. the exploration ~ VIRGIN Forests
IN Valencia. $50 kuI0s and Rio Ar.
riha counties che utilization ~ the
cement sands mo hueho uruln couu-
~ the huudiue of fhr reduction works
on small r8i0 Dol many mining
ramps and more thHI11eh realization
NJ tho fact that Sew NrN.rn offers
tho raw material iHe iu.l i1H power,
tho cnoan IaHnr and the markets FOR
many manufacturers Industries
Financially the territory ia doing
we'll. has reduced lts debt 20 almost
the ono million dollar marx has paid
an claims against 9, ln fuIi and COM
manfs a handsome surplus IN its
treasury and sinking funds
Statehood q BtI1 denied tho terri.
tory. but % now looks DO N conrrcss
after the national election This year.
viii grant New Mexico the boon u
has teon nrhtlug and praling FOR Tor
over hHy years. There Be- also pro.
mlsc that actual construction viii DO
. rim this year ON government irrira
zion works In thla territory and these
/ fwo events viii mean the dawn Of
7 r. new era tor mo future SurshIns
l state
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

excuse given for the dlscontinuanco
a. the balls "a a financial stringency
among amusement lovers. Perhaps
they have also grown too innocuous
20 attract
Iaprosarlo Heinrich Conreid IA nnd.
ing the m arrangement OF the MCtropoll.
tan opera house a different underiak.
ing from conducting the Irving Place
thcatcr which he ala 90 excellontly.
Justly or uniuslly, Mt Conro,G la be-
ing criticised for numerous aud unex-
nectod defects IN tho STAGE manage
mont at the operate performances.
Mr. Grau did not escape censuro IN re-
sroct 90 this detail. but Mr. Conreld
aud gained we'll earned ftnowh ae a
stage manager and something like por
lcct'on was expected No fault IL
founo with tho singers, but there Il
vast room for improvement IN the
matter of stage management
New Yorhts." che victim of which
s lmbued with an overwcenIug sense
0f the Importance of sew York and
New Workers is a very common die
ease horc. but another malady which
nay bo oven more prevalent is "hu
MERITS manhuttanensiB.' according
| 90 we'll known physician. or "Nev
York shoulder" The malay como'
from hanging on 90 the straps On tt'
trolley and elevated cars and three
fourts OF all strap hangers are said
r. suffer from enlarged shoulders and
intermittent pains rhich are attrihut
ga to rheumatism.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
THE PAST YEAR
IN NEW MEXICO

The year. 1908 which closed Thurs.
day. bias been one of quiet growth and
progrosF rather than one OF remark.
uhlo events as tar as Now Mcg.co is
concerned, says the New Mexican
railroad building has Etp, pace
with the construction of tho two years
before and 1904 promises 90 aurpass
all records since 1851 Ia mining.
tho gold production lu Gold Gulch and
in the Cabaho placcra. relieved the
year from being considered medi-
OGRE one iu mining 1he iailuro 20 90.
sumo ou the mines ln tho CocLiti de.
trIct, thU decline ca the mining camp
OF Waite oaks the iamr, OF the Cop
per Hill and Fraser Mountain Copper
companies boz Taos county. and the
coal miners strike sui 90 progrcas.
are offset By tho success OF the Glen.
woody company OF the orc Drcdge
company. the opening OF the new coal
mines at Van Houten Dawson. Car.
tharo and HaFnn and the production
Oh over 100000 worth OF precious
and base metals in Grant county
alone
in irrigation several new projects
nave taken shape. thc most important
OF which Do taat of damm.ng TIE Rim
conada Canon near Tular0sa. Otorl
county The Pieces Irrigation com
pany hag completed "a cement hum,
across thc pocos River north of Carla
bad and .a mauus other g&icnaIv.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
BADLY HURT
WAS BURT FLAHivU aY BEING
cAUoHT M a DRILL At rilC
GALLUP MACHINE SHOPS.

Burt F1ab.gr WhIlp aurius an a
stationary duI. l. iba machine shops
uBa accidental. cmfH. o. tho mach
.0Dy aat "Wednesday aud severely
Injured The ml1UWgry caught inc
lapel off Dos coat aud ae ahs ah0ted
and boa arms Wgfe severely strained.
aays Zoo Republican
when tha alarm aaa ascn and
tho machinery wl. stopped E- wa
found fo bU Ul.4assIIs. De wac
taken lo fho home oi HIf mother Hfs
g. 81 FIaa.ye Ull a physician was
called Aside from atraugu'aiI0d. the
most painful feature of me accident
was mo seeming paralysis OF tho ner-
yes 0i H.H arms and hr seems "a have
mo- usa Of them
iIo WaH takos to ito hospital To-
Albuquerque whore De- aIIl receive
proper treatment % Was close call
i0f him end the fact tha. hlB clothes
we're nev and strong probably Ayoa
bia $50 Cor the machinery could noe
f.lr me uev goods g1 readily
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
NEW YEARS NUPTIALS
MISS VIRGINIA orERo wEos 8. C.
NoLANo-A QUIET AFFAIR.

Sew Y,arr r'eht a' che residence
.l the brides parouts. ZION and Mrs.
". g. Otrro. 7li Wos, Marquette ay.
.nuy. occurred the quiet marriage
ceremony of Miss VIrrIua OtUro and
IS a. Nolaud Tho bride and groom
were supported hy Miss Buck and
Nr Horace Utoro. and the pretty RIM
ceremony was Witnessed by only the
Immediate families of the C0utfaJ Ink
young people Vcy ~ A. Maudalarl,
81 = pastor Of the Immaculate Con,
roption church, performed the coro.
mony After a guIot wedding supper
Mr. and Mrs holland departed 'or
their uow homo next door 10 the Otoro
roBidCuro amid shower ot rico, old
shoes and wcu vlsnings
The bride OF Is one of the best
known Spanish families OF New Moxi.
90 and during her residence On Albu.
1uorquo OF O year mas been a unlgor
1Bl fBv0rito wlth the C'tcle which she
adorned. Her father no nolda the re-.
fpouFihio position Of registrar OF me
United states land ONCE Of Santa Fo
Mr. holland, the groom, 10 the son OF
Wrs. @ ". Hopkins. OF the Columbus
hotel. aud n young man OF character
and good standing Until recently
ho was "a trusted Cmployo Of Affair
WICra a. Co. az San Antonio TIE d
machInlGt ty trade. Mr. and Mru
holland gill make Albuquerque thou
homo Tor the present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

from H. Junta down into Mexico AMI
from central rcxag through Arizona.
this morning ttld The Clifton report.
Ter that no had boon promoted 10 ,ho
position OF geaoral agent Tor the san.
Ga De system. witn headquarters az
Kansas city.
Ho entered the service OF the Santa
Fc ON July ., 1897. six years aeo last
July. and during that time hiB promo
ton has been rapid and permanent,
showing that tho estimate placed on
Nc Roc by aiI who knew him. ls con.
CURED lu by o., management % tho
company
Mr. Roe's promotion ia rciolced ln
by Bile innumernb.o friends. but thgy
reel like one man that hls good for
tune 60 20 the damage Of tho south.
west
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
GREAT FIRES OF HISTORY
a LOT or THEM WHEREIN FATAL
rlts WE'RE LARGE.

l.IO. london %, trm.d Uy Hr au1
....uUla .Iu,u.
1860 london destroyed with HmIN
1. IaH uf HfD
rjlG Cunnler1tuu iu Con BuUuu.
pIo burned 5000 persona
Isll- Forest nreF in Sow Hun
a.eh KILLED 100 persons
lNah Scores burned az Charleston.
81 g.
1882 Fire burned 200 people 90
pumhurr Germany
1886. FurtyHyo fIIpd Hy nfe iH
business par, of Now York
Isl5-F ir7 destroyed seventy ZOO
Quebec
is50- Thirty lives lort in rhIadcl
ph.a
1851 Twenty i've hundred buildings
burned at San Francisco with scores
of people killed.
ls62-Troy a. ~ destroyed with
large loss of life
IsG3-Two thousand persona perish
ei hy nro 90 Santiago. South AmarI
ca.
1866 Portland, Maine. partly de
trorod with scores turnod
is1l- Forest fires in Wisconsin au
Michigan k.llnl 600
1882 Ncwhal house fire. boz Wuwau
Rec. il0 killed.
1900 Windsor hotol Gre in NoV
York burned eighty persons
1900 Fro - Hobokcu. ~ . NlIo
BOO persons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

New York. Jan. s-Tho question Of
permitting harness horse records
made with wind shields and with tho
ava OF advance runners also the legal.
10y of Croacws work at Wichita
Kan. o. likely % Pc setlod az con-
ference OF committees Of tho Anne 9.
can Trott'nE association. the Amori.
can Trotiing Register and the Nation.
90 rr1tuug association ln session %
DAY az tho Murray H.l Hotol Various
changes looking DO n sircter uniform
.ty In turf RULES win ue discussed by
fne committee aul fta.g recommends.
lions WIl le acted upon af iho uoEt
meetings of tHe several tr0tIuF a8.
soaauoua.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
OFFICERS ACCUSED
OF CCWARDlCE

NrN YORK; Jan lu accordance
with the orIar of Secretary Moody
acting cos che recommendation % che
board 90 naval officers which won't go
iona. ~. g., 20 investigate the oXp.oF.
.on uf the naval magazine there. &C.
HuIyuE Iu inc loss Of several lives. ca
general court martial met 40 the Sow
York navy yards today f0r the trial ny
otto FrIcs Fuauor in charEo aud sos.
geant Brooks. u charge of tho marine
guard
Froa H charged with falling '1 pro-.
erye the ueco.aary precautions as
tho regulations in such caaoa provide
and BROOKS lu charged with running
away ana Hek.ug o. p.aC. Ht safety
taking Docs mon with hIm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
the WALLACE CASE
GRIEF SKETCH or ONE or THE
MOST REMARKABLE MURDER
CASES m THE HISTORY or so.
coRRc COUNTY

The Wallace murder case is one OF
.h, most remarkable in the recent an
nails of socorr1 county. says tho So
zorro Chiefia.n.
Irwin Wallace. end his victim. VII
liam ~. MgClmmon, wore stockmen
LIVING .n the patll mountain region.
Both were men OF good reputation
The circumstances leading up 20 the
NuuF 90 MeCammon the terrible
hand To- hand struggle that could Tor
inmate only IN the death of one or
both parties 90 the encounter the AN.
Gathering courage OF the yanquIshcj,
oven when ho knew that his lif0 was
abb.ug fast. the long hight OF the Vic
tor over mountain and plain and his
capture. an possess an element OF
tragedy rarely surpa ed outside the
realm OF hctI1n
u was on October 1909 that Wa
| .acc sold his ranch and stock 90 Mc.
Cannon Ia hIf testimony in hiF own
/ behalf Wallace stated that be was
lsUnk when De signed the papers. Tue
terms Of the fdio were unsatlsiaciory
I to him, and n May 1908, the parties
| met again and Effected a settlement
/ that seems 90 have been satisfactory
I to both. According 20 IN terms Of thi.
/ settlement MeCammon was a. pas
I Wallace "a sum of money october 4
/ 1903 These. very briefly stated. are
me principal facts leading up Co the
tragedy OF October no.
According J1 WullacgH testimony
1u the 10Th dag Oi October Dee went p,
mo home OF MCCumm1n 90 collect th'
money due him ho approached th'
uppu door aud seeing nobody within
stepped In to rap ON tho door HD wal
srug,ud with pistol shots by Mccain
mon. and nrol ,u return.
Mra. McCamuous testimony was ?,
tho effect that wallace came in at th.
door aud az luge nred a pistol shot a
her husband Tho Two men Trapplei
each soizlug inc others pistol wlt.
Hls left hand They struggled out int,
the yard whore Wallace finally over
aamc bis antagonist and wronched Dali
pistol from hIm McCummon atarto0
INTO lho house Wallace believed h
vas going f1r fl. Winchester and sh1
him Do the back McCammon die
from the cnre' Of the wound thro
aays latcr W-nco aod. but was cas-
turod hy Deputy Bob Lewis about tw
weeks later n Mckinley county l6
miles from the scene OF tho tragedy
Wallace had hia preliminary exam
. lnatlou before Judge Green 90 th,
city November o and was released ur
der 81 900 boad tu await the action d
. tho grand Jury This body returne
an Indictment Tor the killing of M'
. Cannon.
J Wallaco'B trial began on MONDAY
J December On. before Judge Pope, au
. lasted until noon, Of Thursday. %
. 3ist whom Judge Pope finished hI
] charge 10 tho Jury
District Attorney A. A sed.ilo wa
assisted in the prosecution by Alto
nos Horton Moore of las Cruces Tl
defense was an'y conducted by Hot
EIioI1 uuCa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
HIqb Brsd Fowls on parlds

New York Jan Tho fifteenth hn.
uulI exhibition 1f tho New York Poul
uy. Pigeon aHd PEI Stock association
opened Boa Madison square garden to.
day and Will Boz continued until the
IUth Instant Nearly 10000 enT.gl ~
high class chickens. ducks. tufkuya.
goose and pigeons arc ON Wow, the
display of wa,or fowls being stpocla,
y huo Tho exhibitors represent a
dozen or more Etato8 and various
parts Of Canada ln conjunction vita
tH. poultry shoW is being held an on
hlH.N0u under me auspices nf Che A.
HnfIu Gao club
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
FIRE IN MONTREAL
CLUB HOUSE

Montreal jan. Fr. to-day uuHd
.he Mount ROYAL club. tbe moot ca.
elusive club boo Montreal ono uf tHe
Ureman aaa KILLED aud CoIouD. iairl
600 aud another fireman and "a youug
lads u uYrapber to tho fsoreury
sore injured LO. one hundred thou
sand dollar.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Washington. an DIN me ronaro
today "a resolution boy Hale rqouIrlug
tha commissioners of tho district 0f
Columbia t0 Report upon tho condition
1f thrafers 'n Washington. was agreed
fo R.fbout debate Lodge then beaW
"a speech ou Panama. lia quoted
number 0i authorities OBJ support The
position th1t tHe iIoat bad not de.
parted FROM ths beaten paths In rec1~
u.lInF me ag.1louoe 1f Panama
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Tho RAILROAD clerks OF Alamogordo.
gave their BAH thursday evening a.
knights OF Pythias hall and 90 vas A.
tended by a large and Jolly crowd
who thoroughly enjoyed the music
and dancing The occasion was a
success. social for the boys Rhodes
orchestra furnished The music
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

ing operations i0 manufacture tho Tim.
hor 3 owing in our territory, and have
expended hundreds OF thousands % DOB.
lars n oFtab. abIuE their mills and
win ave employment t0 "a great many
Hf our citizens. anu tho Rio Gund1
Wooden mills. uEowiIc "a now industry
that is now engaged lu mauufac'urIng
wooden good. snd utilizing tho pro.
duct of one Do The gIoa Uat Industries
% thD Territory.
We beg io report that after duly con.
IIUruF both sides We have agreed
that @ would not bee advisable to in.
Hst upon Incorporation at this rimo.
and recommend that the application
now pending tOforo tho county com
maHionors asking for Incorporation
be- Withdrawn
We further report that the gentle
men opposing Incorporation and are
members OF your committed. will lend
their influence and support. in every
way possible 90 have tho next icg. sla.
ture pafs an act authorizing tho oioe.
ton of a coroner or policeman. o. tho
appointment Ii ruru of1yora by BOARD
lf county comm ssiouers in county
soats having 1000 or moro iuhabit.
lutH.
We respectfully submit th.a ts our
report and recommend chat % ho
adopted
Respectfully.
NE8rOR MOETOYA.
Chairman Committee
JESUS ROMERO.
SEFERiNO CRutLOTT.
CORNnLtO ID MURPHY.
TOMAS a. DURAN.
Ola Town Committee
IRA n BENNETT
" p. EDDIE.
E W nOBsON.
FRANK a. HUBnEIL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

One af Ono fHr.t musical 0rgaHIu
unaa n tHa raa.haet la me italian
band orchestra heF have played
at agyera. lalr.F the pass few weekt
anl those au9 d1ncei cas- Dos lively
that the music furnished by tho above
orchestra could pot have been mproy
HI 1u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
COOD MAN GOING
GEORGE G. ROE, DIVISION AGENT
OF THE SANTA %, WILL co TO
KANSAS CITY,

GEORGE % Roe. who since sgpicm.
hgr I. 1901 has boon tho division
freight aud passenger agent 1f The
Santa Fa for coo d.sJr.cr reaching
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
NEW MEMCO.ARlzONA
a GENERAL REsumG or THE
YEAR 1908 or rHU TWO TERRI
TORIES.

Tho Fold ana ta'm of nony'r
one of 10. very best perio-.calS of its
kind pubushoa 90 enc United states
.n is annual statistical odItio. issued
durng this week, has the following
uudcr the tito of 'Tho Cycle %. tho
States aIout New MoNico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
Relating 90 the sister territory
Field and farm says:
ARtEONA.


Field and Farm says:
ARiLuNA.
This territory passed through quite
q mcccssfuI year and everybody Dos
feeling good over tho prospects There
were numerous rains throughout the
summer and o good soaking occurred
tho arst week in October aiI oI which
had the ouoct of making me best
range known in that country during
the last fifteen years Throughout
tno spring and summer great quaut.
ties 40 cattle were shipped wostwar =
90 California where they FOUND a very
good market before the SLUMP came.
Since the tumble of prices hut very
little stock haa been shipped 90 the
eastern markets The calf crop was
light in the spring and there is plenty
of grass 90 carry everything through
the winter The sheep people HAD
quite "a prosperous season and an
the vol was sold az prices a tribe
better than prevailed tor Che past few
years.
Farming has made considerable adj.
vaucomcnt throughout the Irrigated
valleys and the acreage of alfalfa has
materially Increased aE has also the
wheat area The citrus fruit crop this
nll was the largest ever known fol
the reason that more young orchards
have just como into bearing The vino
yards are making very material advan
cement IN the way uf output The salt
RIVER valley produced twenty-five car
loadf OF honey the most OF which wa'
shipped east The now irrigation
WORK which the government has on
lCr tabta az the Tonic basin has in
lucod quite an Inquiry Tor locations
and a good many settlers are arriving
900 find new homes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Judge Uor0iert collecting aa d0.
ulquanf pom faE pay 100 and avoid
trouble