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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
FIRE DEPARTMENT
WAS KEPT BUSY
Franz HuhiHg's Grist Mills
and John Ross Residence
Destroyed.
LOGGING TRAIN BURNED

Within hirty.slx hours, beginning
Friday evening and ending Sunday
morning. tho property loss by IRE ln
Albuquerque amounted % nearly 800.
900.
Tho hro Friday night. which dc.
stroyod the car department buul.
inB at the local Santa BE shops. 70.
suited 10 a loss ui property OF 5000
che Ore OF =. Mort, on Third street.
qriday night. resulted On che doairuc
ton ot property valued az $500; tho
IRE Saturday evening at o'clock,
which almost completely destroyed
the four roomci cottage OF John Ross.
at geo ST. Johns street caused a loss
of $500; the burning on the Hunlng
min resulted 10 the destruction OF
nearly $4,000 worth OF property and
The Gre of yesterday morning. which
practically destroyed two American
Lumber company Xuni Mountain rail
way logging cars loedod with logs.
destroyed near 81 OOc worth ~ prop.
orty
The shops property waa fully cover.
GO hy insurance ana the Huninr mill
was partially covered boy $1,000 The
other nres were complete losses Co tho
property owners.
Do tho destruction of the carpenter
shops building ana the Huuinr mill
the city loses two of it oldest land
marks.
The former building was erected boz
Jho early SOS. "a few years after the
coming of the sauta Pc railroad.
The HuuInE mill was built ln 1864
and was the oldest building in tho
vicinity ln which % was located The
machinery, or that part OF the Touring
machinery not added in lato years.
was brought from &c. Louis by on
team and was0n For the past eight
ycar1 % has been operated under lease
hy ~ ID Bramstcit Tho origin ot thc
Gre % not known
Tho burning OF the Ross home came
near resulting On n terrible tragedy
Mrs Ross was pt home and with F1y
oral small children bad retired for the
night Tho mother was awakened by
'ho Gre before roo exits OF escape were
closed ana the children we're carried
out in their might clothes There was
no insurance on the property The
Gre originated On tho Kitchen and
doubtless caught from che cook stove
az the Huning Orc. which occurred
early Sunday morning. thC Gre De-
parmont az the shops $50 responded
and made tho long run On good shape
They materially aided the city donart
mont bui tho MIN was doomed 20
destruction.
About Z o'clock yesterday morning
the Gre department was called out by
'n alarm turned Ga from the vladuct
box. The department had Just re-.
turned from The Huning mill Gre. hut
made run 20 ahsver tho alarm
which was found 90 be- false
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
THE PAokERs, comnlne

When the government asks Tor cvi.
tenco that tho packers are Ca com.
bine 20 keep up prices OF meats. 10
asks Tor something that ls very hard
" got says the Kansas City Journal
That such combine or conspiracy
EXISTS no intelligent person doubts
The uniform prices paid for cattle.
hogr. etc. and the uniform prices
charged Tor meats show clearly that
an understanding exists between the
packers, and that prices are nxod. sus.
ta'ned aud altered by agreement But
knowing a tuing and proving @ are
two different matters In ordinary
criminal cases one or moro OF the con.
apirators are induced 20 turn states
evidence. hnt the packers and their
confidential agents who are The only
Witnesses TO The secret negotiations.
arc not 90 pl.abla Tor purposes of ius.
Nee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

Tho las Vosas optic re- one OF tho
beet aud most onierprislng papers IN
the territory, but % was caught IN n
prodicomont last Saturday n desired
to publish tho whole proceedings AMI
resolutions OF thc republican ccnyou.
ton that afternoon ant The committee
on resolutions d'd not agree t.ll la'
10 the afternoon. To help me paper
ont ono OF the chronic platform writ.
ere 0f Santa 30 gave the paper n copy
~ the ro1oIn''on1 which be- had pro.
pared ana which be assured the -.
porter Tor the paper would be- adopt.
"a hy tho committee Those resolr.
tiona were put lu type and published.
bot they were not the resolutions
drafted by ih0 committee and adopted
~ tho convention no injury wonli
have resulted NJ thoso false rosolu
lions had not been tolographoi %
washington
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

The territorial republican cunycn
ton held az Las Vegas last Saturday
waa we'll attended and more lively
than usual Tho most marked feature
OF the convention was the hospitality
rendered the delegates by the people
Of Las Vegas. Nothing was left uu.
done by the citizens 20 show the gen.
crosby, energy and enterprise OF that
s-1aporous city
There was 90 contest Ia the con
vontlon over any question with the ca.
eopuon Of delegate from the Fourth
judicial district and the resolution on
statehood.
For several weeks q had been urged
in the newspapers and by the ropub.
hcan leaders that one of the delegates
20 the Chicago convention should be
from the territory ~ large and tho
ether ave from the nye judicial as.
trictH This was urged 90 prevent the
larger counties from combining
against the smaller counties DO the
selection OF delegates 20 tho national
convention This plan was accepted
b. the various counties. and there was
no contest in the convention EXCEPT
20 the Fourth district, whore Col n. SCI
Twitcholl. OF Las Vegas. and u. D.
Leahy, on Ration. we're supported by
enthusiastic frlendH. Col Twl,choll
Mad the solid support Of hia home
county and Loahy OF Ration. During
She day lively campaign was go
progress and when the vote was TAX
On Mr. Leahy had three majority OF
she votes from the counties OF the
Fourth judicial district
Tho delegates from BeruaIlllo san
aovd and Mckinley counties. OF the
second judicial district. held a caucus
and decided 10 vote Tor whoever has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

The only place In the world where
e0ur states. territories or provinces
ioln IL where the boundary lines o.
Colorado. Utah. Now Mexico and Arl
soma meet u o. tho only -four.
corners" combination OF political alvl.
sion OF the Kind on earth. and the
United States has marked the place
With a Stone monument. the names %
the four divisions being marked on
the Hhar The spot o. lu tho hoart %
a country onee don7oly populated by
Clln-dwoliors and access to % Or Fo
dlmcult that few tourists make their
way there Manc0s. Colo. ls the noar
est railroad town ald % o. one hun.
irod miles fistlut We're n not Tor
the houliors lyIng about wagon
could be sot down with zach wheel 90
n different state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
NEW BOOKS AT
PUBLIC LIBRARY

A few OF the new books 90 be found
AZ the public library. an new fiction.
may oo had by paying ave cents por
week Requests for hooks may be-
left ana patrons are notified when
their turn comes
Robocca OF Sunnybrook Farm. by
Kate Douglas higgln, Is an effective
stuuy OF q gifted. artistic child, grow
. Ing up among the uniavorablo sur.
roundinga OF n small New England
village and under the cramplng tutol.
age OF a typical New England spin.
stor aunt
The DolIyoranco. By Ellon GLASGOW,
10 pgryadeo by thu influence OF a
plant-tho tobacco. 10 ID a strong
story; a romance OF the latter oays
NJ the coniodoracy. and the early
days of reconstruction. presenting a
picture OF southern ufo, described by
a master hama Tho theme is tho
drama OF a soul. and the struggle OF
tho powers OF good and evil for the
dominion over a.
tho HOas-This story written By
AiuoO Horny Lewis. who knows the
inside workings Of Tammany Hall. IL
perhaps tho most toning indictment
OF Tammany yet published.
The Mark, by Agulla Nempsier, is
story OF fascination, for those en-.
Toying the mysterious, az Il omhodioa
the doctrine OF roincaFnauon A young
English doctor goes 20 india where
70 % discovered he hears. upon his
breast. a peculiar mark declaring him
10 be- the relncarnation OF a native
prince. Tho book is said 90 be par.
ticularly truthful IN portrayal Of local
conditions
Henry Hariand gives us another
graceful BnEliah-lthlian story IN my
/ Fuefd Prosporo" Amid the sun ana
towers OF a beautiful old Italian gar.
den a love story develops between
young Engi'Hhman nd a lovely un.
known The book q fun OF bright
conversation. very pleasing from be.
ginning 10 end.
The following books OF interest 10
socialists have latoiy been received:
. Capital Marx, The American Far.
mer Simons. Origin OF the Family.
Social Revolution. Kautaky; Kari
Marx Lohkneoht; Collectiv SIN. Van.
deryoldei Fenorhach. the .,oots OF So.
cialisi Philosophy Engols, Socialism.
Engolui last days OF the Ruskin Co.
/ operative Association, Broome.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
eAlsF ENolNEsR DUN.
Ne is Here Today Consulting with
Local Raliroaders.

Ne is Here Today Consulting with
Local Raliroadera
James Dun, chief engineer OF tho
santa Pc. accompanied by his atenog.
nphor, q o. THmble. arrived last
night from Chicago and took quarters
I'd the Alvamdo This morning su.
porlntondent McNany's car drawn by
a special engine. took Mt Dun. Nj
TrImblo and Mr. McNany 10 Belon
They visited the cutoff town a couple
of hours. returning here at Q o'clock
this afternoon.
In regard 20 the Santa 20 cut.oR
Mr. Dun said "Tm on my way 20
Phoenix. AriE, and stopped on, here
Tor a run down 20 whore work 10 going
0n on tho cutoff aud also for a visit
20 the American Lumber c0mpany's
mills The work on the bridge az
holon % going un nicely aud viii soon
be- finished. Several OF the cement
piers are alreauy finished"
Mr. Dun, Ike Mr., KondrIck. Who
was here a few days ago and stated
that the Santa Fo would build no new
roads this year. said that the Santa
Fo's policy for the coming year was
Go curtall expenses. but as Co whether
or not the New Mexico Eastern would
be- built be- did rot know BE will con.
iinue west tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
THE WORLD WHEAT CROP.

The foreign crop report OF the de.
partmCnt Of agriculture gives the fol
loving:
Austria othciai estimates OF wheat
crop Of 1908, iG.OlfO58 bushels oil 90
pounds each; rye. sl.l5L6z8 bushels
II GO pounds; barley. 73.S725i2 bush.
ole OF as pounds; oats, i2s.y28.t sl
1u6heis Of 90 pounds AMI maize. 49,.
1J5. Dos bushels OF SO pounds
Australla--Whoat crop OF 1904
undoubtedly very large aud will leave
an unusual quantity available for ex.
port
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wheat supply
about 90 per cent groater than a year
ago and double that OF correspond.
ing date ln 1909. 1no surplus availa.
biz for export out OF the 1904 crop T.
anomcially estimated at over 10000.
200 bushels
Wheat area sowu in the
tall OF 1908 OFFICIALLY estimated az
tOllfl2 acres; rye area, SCOPES. bar.
10y Sl,isl and rape, 1851
Russla-Omclal estimates give
wheat area for 1903 az Ga .2gt. 2sg
acres production. 62l .i57 .O58 bushels
Of 90 pounds rye. gl2.OO7 .605 bushels
u 90 pounds; oats 7gg,7s2,sl6 bush.
ole OF go pounds. and harley. gL41U.-
86i bushels. Lives tock-HorsoB. 20.
07O.50O, cattle. it,25l 500; sheep and
goats 7l5n2OO. and swine. is.72sf
100,
Hungary Crops reported oaiclally
satisfactory.
Turkey -Gorman consul general re.
ports grain crops OF Turkey extraor.
dinarilly good
italy crop conditions fairly good.
France Ohicial preliminary oatim
Ales OF igO34 crop areas are; wheat
l592O,s2S acres; rye. S.2so.A6s; bar.
ley, 56OOss; oats. 2,O2l.Ois The win.
Ter wheat area la over three per cent
less than year ago. Condition OF
cereals stated aa falling somewhat be
low good"
Netherlands Weather too mild aud
wet.
Poriuga Wheat crop larger tnsn
FIRST supposed and requirements from
abroad estimated az 100000 bushels.
uwguoy-Whoat crop medium
yield hut Of excellent quality
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
TAE cARFER OF cRlmr

Here 10 record Of the work OF the
man killer 90 this country durlng the
last three years, a. complied by Ey
ory b0dy's Magazine Thore o. a total
n twenty-five thousand. ok hundred
and s.Sty.two murders ln three years
and N two hundred Illegal executions
IN two years. Estimating the popula,
zion of the United States az 5000 000.
ihis means that one person OF every
1909 was either murdered or lynchod
These figures reveal condition pos
uvely appalling. in mo- other civilized
country on The globe Is thofo paral.
lol 90 ~ and We doubt whether there
ever has been. But the climax. so.
parontly, has not been reached. for
thore r. a constant Increase every
rear The reason Tor this carnival Of
murder is not dlmcult TO nnd. A dlsrs
gard OF law, born and fostered by a
h.iurs 90 enforce the Law ls alone be-
aponaihls
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

The readers OF this paper viii be
pleased 10 learn that there u at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure On az its stages. ana
thai is catarrh HAIRS Catarrh Cure
ia the only positive cure now known
20 the medical fraternity Uatarrh
being a constitutional disease. re-.
Qulrea constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh cure 10 taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces 0f the system.
thereby destroying the foundation OF
The disease. and giving the patient
strength BY building up the cOnutltu'
LOu and assisting nature in doing ne
WORK, ihe prOpret1rs have 40 much
faith in ne curative powers that they
onor one Hundred Dollars for any
case that % falls 90 cure send for
lIEt % Testimonials
Address b. j. CHENEY a co. TO
ledO. %
sold by druggists Zoe
Halls Family Pills are the pest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

n majority. and while favorIng the
candidacy Of Col Twtohol. were
o1uud By the caucus decision and
voted Tor Mr lcahy However. these
votes would not have elected Mr.
Tw tchon Mr lCahy having a major
'ty of mo Ontlro convention.
Tho contest evoked much oratory
and created enthusiasm on the part
of the spectators
Tho committee ON resolution hold n
four hour session on me statehood
resolution The Joint iaichOod plan
had several friends on tho committee.
and q d. promise wnH Hglll. reached
which s really Do favor % the merger
h.N props % congress.
Governor Otoro was the choice Us
the entire convention for deleratcat
large and hls Administration was
heartily endorsed by resolution.
The delegation is FOR Roosevelt Tor
president, and 10 ia Zoe evidence of the
popularity OF the president that four
N tho delegates and aitoruatos were
m mbors % the Rough Rider r0E
mont I'm the sranlsh.Amerlcan war
Tho convention was united ln giving
Chairman r. A Huhhell of tho tori.
tor.al committee duo credit for hls
untirlng work for republican succo
and be has the good will Of The .opub.
l.can party of The whole territory
Tho democrats were hoping that the
republicans would make a bad break
ON the statehood question but they
arc disappointed Tho republicans de-.
sire statehood Co., any form. .luely pr
doUhly
President Roosevelt will have n0
moro enthusiastic delegation at Chico
go from anywhere than from Nov
Mrxir.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
81 PArRlek.s pAv
How u Was Celebrated ~ Estancia.
on the Santa ~ Central.
Ihn Now Mnrlrnn nnHa.

How "a Was Celebrated ~ Estanola.
on the Santa ~ Central.
THE New Mexican says
Thursday night being the ovo of 81.
Patriok's day. occurred the inlilatory
ball given By the recently organized
Estancia club The objects OF the
club are business and pleasure. and
the membership has already reached
30 with more 10 DO heard from later
The officers chosen are William OrogE
president J W Records. vice presi
don't, Castor Woolvcrton. secretary
y A. Harris. treasurer Angus McGll.
livray. Frank Z.nk and Dr. j. L. Nor
ria will act az trustees OF the club. 10
ls the intention % secure lots and erect
a suitable building 20 accommodate
reading room billiard room. library.
ladies room. dance hall ETC.. in tao
immediate future NJ the future of tho
club is Co bo Judged from The pleasure
of Thursday evening as a criterion %
viii bo q success I'm cvorY way A iol.
ly crowd ~ Young people gathered at
Ihe Mgy,rs building where a splendid
program 90 fences was enjoyed
hv those present Tho commit
Gee In charge deserves great credit FOR
Cos excellent work and all hope that
future occasions OF like character VIII
bo as pleasant as this hns been
Among those present were nr and
Mrs Norris 49, and Mrs Dillon. M
ana Mn Zink Nr and Mrs J W.
Records. NJ and Mrr. G. % Gore. $40
and Mrs Woo'vorton ST. aud Mrs. y
Barber Mr ana Mrs Gregg. Ma r
A. Booker. tBr Misses Enid. Foster 90
Wof.lftt HH.r 1n Watraf uf santa
Fe. Booth. D1W ana woolvcri0B. and
MoeEra KoHnD1y Ford. link. Harris.
Atkinson. Fisher Fon,ille. Terry.
R0oth Mason Whluock, Dillon Miller
MoGHlIyr'y Angus McG.iilyray rI
John NeGnHv
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

Disturbance Of strikers are not
nearly ng grave az an Individual dis.
rior 1t tho system Ovorwork. loss
v sleep. nervous tension viii be Col.
owed by utter collapse, unless re.
liable remedy Is Immediately employ.
"a. There's nothing so efficient 90
euro disorders on the liver or kidneys
ls Electric nlttors Ita a wonderful
tonic and effective noryine and the
greatest an around medicine for run
Town systems u dispols nervousness.
rheumatism ana neuralgia and oxpols
malaria germs. Only SOC. and satlsfac.
Ion guaranteed by an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
scorrL The BELL BOY

He stole From a Guest, skipped Away
and Was Captured Last Might
The Scotch bell boy. known 10 the
guests OF the Alvarado as Scott, who
week ago decamped from bis Job
and the city. leaving behind the Hus-
p.clon that he had made away with
$40 stolen from the room OF Mrs. a. T.
Scott and another bell boys clothes
was captured Ia the Santa Re yards
last night and will De tried this after
noon FOR his alleged crimes. Whore
Scott has been and what he ala with
tho stolen articles h mystery 10 the
police but that be did steal $40 and
ild steal some clothing they have
good evidence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
NE HAS FUN
REAL EXPERIENCE or A cHIcA.
GO REPORTER m ALnUoUsR.

GO REPORTER M ALnUouGR.
QUE.
J n Adams. a Chicago nowapapor
man. was introduced into the mystic
rles of Albuquerque social procllvltlos
last night
49, Adams says that he came 10
New Mexico % write for the Chicago
lntorOccan an account OF the state.
hood situation as Il At home In the ter.
r''0rIcs. fl0 fen On with a government
liquor saugor and an internal revenue
collector. ana ushorod by these w1r.
try cluEons was introduced about the
city AZ the club Mr. Adams was re-.
coIvcd by club men. az the Elks thoa.
fcr no was received by Elka. and oy.
erywhore ives voted a good follow. At
The down town resorts be was greet.
ga With what will you havo7" These
greetings undoubtedly came too ari
'or Adams. for be- was expected TO DO.
part last nIght and Is sim IN the CITY
thig morning.
The cven,a- went go quickly that
The Windy city man missed bis train.
TIE was ont and busy Ho had time
20 catch the train had be turned cast
nm Railroad avenue at The corner 81
Third street out he turned west. an !
20 was thon evident that the Chicago
Reporter was l1-i 90 Albuquerque.
However be- finally got tho cardinal
7o.nig rightly located and arrived 10
me station as the green lights ON
the rear sleeper OF passenger train
No bllnkod out 90 the lower end OF
-hn Nnrla
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
GRAY Va GRAY

Divorce Case Decided and Mrs. Gray
Gets House and Children.
The petition Tor divorce or Anna
Gray Vs. Aaron Gray. was tried zee.
terday by Judge Baker There vas
quite an array OF witnesses on each
sldo and was disposed of by Judge
Baker by granting tho divorce upon
the grounds q deaerti0n and giViBR
tho cusody OF the Two minor ohil.
dren 20 tho plaintiff Mr. Gray had
aignlhod his intention OF turning the
home on Fifth street over tO Mrs.
Gray, and mo court made an order
requiring him 10 do thiA The marital
troubles OF tho Gray family have GOV.
cred a period OF a year last pass
Mesara. Hickey and Marion roprs-
aontod the plalntiR and Nr Heao0ok
tho defendant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

WANTlD-TRUsTWoRTHY LADY
uR GENT .EMAN 90 manage business
Zoo tLi9 county and adjoining territory
Tor house ~ solid financial standing.
$1,000 straight cash salary and en-
nouhes paid each Monday direct from
-ca1quartcrn. Expense money a.
Fancod position permanent Address
Manager. GOO FgnOn Bldg. Chicago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

Mrs Katie Fisher. AZ ohaperono.
accompanied her sister, Mics Rose
Harsoh, and Miss Ka,o Cunningham
and Froda Smith. university girls 70
Coyote syringe last Saturday, where
they viii remain until Thursday o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
BIG APPROPRIATIONS
INDIAN SCHOOLS At ALBUouER
QUE ANo SANTA re wEtt PRO
vipEu.

. Special 10 Che Cit.zeD. q
. Washington, March b. The .
. Indian appropriation bin has o
. passed the senate, giving the .
, Albuquerque school one hundred q
. ana seven thousand four hundred .
, do'laro ana the santa 20 school q
, o.ghty.nine thousand nine humid q
> red dollars o
heaaaaaaaeaeaaoaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

1ut never follows the uso OF Foloya
Honey ana Tar 10 stops me cough.
heals and strengthens the lungs. ana
inorda perfect security from an ATTACK
NJ pneumonia. refuse substitutes.
tor 8aiu by . o. uHeiiy q GO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

YOU KNOW WHAT YOU Are TAX.
ING
When you take Groves Tastolesa Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle. showing that
o. Is simply iron aud qulnine IN q
tlstc'oes form No cure me- pay soc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

ladies let
Amanda, Angeiita iun. Mrs Iuanita
hater. incz haya. MFs. jacob
h0anior. Mrs. Lct-Jaramln. Hirriaa
iua Miller. Mru. q. "
Bates, Mary Montolla. nra
Blake, Mrs. Mary Franslsquiia
q. Phillips, Celia
Cornwall. Mrs Patterson. Miss
Cornsiock. Mrs O. Mamie
A. Ronfrow. MrB Han.
Biwards. MRS n. nah
tnrmar. MrB. J.W salracino. bona
Gerry, Mrs. ..mma Maria
mems List
Ap0daca jose Mar proprloiorl
la Harrison. H. a.
Atchiaon, Charles Hurley. Ben
Anaya, Fred Ha1eldlno. cleo W.
Aagon, George G..
Airlla. Al0nzo Jones. ~ NJ
Bloaino. Aug Jaramiuo Esplauo
Boss. wiz l.. kaspor WIN.
Benson. VIM kimba'l Albert
bancroft. Guy koblo- John faos.
Boxer John ard
BouabIdcy. paloniu Luuarreu. FrankR.
'laca. Ranr0n Tanker. T.. o.
burgess Ricardo Llomor. Henry
Busch. William I.uaoro. francisco
benham, Dr. a. 49, Lundgrun. Prank
Contreraa, Don Lona.in. Charles
baniaaco Loincr Arthur
Costello. ~ q. iopos. Ysidro
Cbnves George Moarnn. W.
Cotton, Lester l.. Matthews. D. b.
Curcton. Dr. Edw. Miller L. ~
CuranIi Anton MiIiang. John
Calkeus, a. L. Mihol. John
Clark. Ed. Nicols. WIN J.
Calhoun. While MANI Carl
Cornelius. Frank Oton. George
Conner. Edwards Plummor. Mahlon
DOMAIN Edw. Patterson. NJ. A.
Denny. H. w. Perkins. A. n.
Dancy Walter Qmntana. Royce
Ellotte Clearance Russell, DR.. J. q.
Faust W r. hixson. Chas
Forest. WE. Runner va
Fuller. G.. N. stabbs, JACK
0utorroz. Joe Sutherland. Br.
Garcia. proporlo james a.
dorhhm. Ray A. Rauman. WI
Garcia, Lcandro sorna, Tomas
6orulo, Thomas Soma Pedro
GOOdor. a. Sloan. N. ID.
Gulach. Herman SPAIN. Peter Chas
Garcia. Alborts Be Sion. John
cay Shay Carbcsa
Honman, VIM, suvas, Guadalupe
Hamol. JOnn Wall. q. A.
Horny. George Patton a sherman
Hubboll. Chas. Pastor OF Christian
Highland Hotel Dhurch
g. ~. hOrkiNS.
Postmaster
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

The general purchasing agent W.
q hodges. with others. lett last night
tos southern California, after a stay
Of q couple of days in tnls city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

TO CURE a COLD ~ ONE DAY
Take LnAarve bromo QUINN, Tab
lets An druggists refund the money
n Il falls 20 cure. Y. W Groves els.
nature o. on 0acH box 25c.