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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
NoTIcF.

To Il. w Welsh. Fraacis r. Downs. rs
tates. Administrators and Heirs and
Assigns OF Same;
You and oech OF you are hereby no.
titled that your co-owners, @. l..
Brooks aud w. 5. strlckler, have OK
pended two hunderd (2O0) dollars IN
labor and Improvements upon the Old
Timer Lode, situated In the New Plac-
cra Mining District. County OF Santa
Fe Territory OF New Mexico. $4,000
for each year, as will appear by Ger
tihcates filed Nov 8. 1908. and Nov
IL. 1904. In the office OF the Recorder
OF said county. in order 10 hold said
promises under the provisions OF sec
lion 1894, Revised Statutes OF the
United States, being the amounts re
quired TO hold the same for the years
ending Dec. 81. 1903. and Dec. 81,
1904. And II within ninety days after
this notice for publication you fail or
refuse to contribute your portion OF
such expenditure. your respective In
terosts In s8id claim Will become the
property Of the subscribers under said
section 1894.
w. s. sHTRICKLER.
a. l.. BROOKS,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Feed a cold-ycs, but
feed it with SCOTS Emul-
sion. Feeding a cold in this
way kills it. You cannot
afford to have a cough or
cold at this season or any
other. SCOTS Emulsion
will drive it out quickly
and keep it out. Weak
lungs arc strengthened
and all wasting diseases
are checked by SCOTS
Emulsion. It's a great
flesh producer.
Wen end ION sampl. tree
SCOTT a Bowkk, ~ Pearl Street. New fose
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

friends TO assist" al a drawing room
concert. but her parents, who had
never dreamed that her baby per.
formances were the herald OF futurs
greatness and disapproyed strongly OF
the idea Of professional career TOT
their daughter. wrote 10 all their
friends begging them "as favor 20
stay away" The young girl, naturally
chagrined but nothing daunted. sane
her loudest and beat TO an audience OF
exactly two persons-an incident she
often recalls today with much amuse
ment.
The following year. az the age OF
sixteen. she married. and was now
able Ia sing whore and when SHE
chose 10 her hearts content. deciding
ilrst 10 appear AZ Melbourne. her ma,
tive city, from which she took her
name. Melha. a. Nine Albsni had
been inspired 10 take hers from Al
bany. where she had made her debut
In public Melha will be- az the Elks
opera house Friday night, February H.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
ms
HRIiNG BALSAI''IHi1
k0aMI;glsIIl l'IIlIIIl!LllEl

charge Of both freight and passenger
traffic. AZ a salary Of $4,000 per an.
mum, OF $4,000 more year than he
received a. freight traffic manager OF
the Santa re.
Several years aEo. when g. N. War
reu was practically dlcaior on the
Rock island system. he offered Mr
niddlo the position OF third vice preaI.
dent In charge Of freight traffic only.
Mr.. Hiddle declined the 0ffor because
u did not give him Jurisdiction over
all traffic.
Il has been an open secret IN rail.
road circles that President Ripley was
ieatly incensed al the revelation DO.
fore the interstate commerce com.
mission OF the relations which had OK.
listed Tor years between the railroad
company and the Colorado Fuel and
iroi. company. particularly a. to the
raymcr' OF secret rebates on coal
shipments. That the Santa ~ com.
pany would try TO mako scapeEoat
~ Mr. Biddle was generally expected.
While he assumed before the inter.
state commerce commission legal re-
sponeibllty Tor the payment 81 the
coal rebates, al railway men knew
that at the time the contract for the
rebates was made. Paul Morton was
second vice president % the Santa Re.
IN charge 81 an traffic. and that Mr..
Riddle carried out orders issued By
Mr. Morton on the most Important
traffic matters
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
THE ELKS MEGAPHONE
MlNSTRELS REHEARSINC

Seymour Rice. the Snowman, gave
tho Elks' McEaphOno Ministries their
initial rehearsal last night. A large
number were present, but not tho
NhOle sixty scheduled 20 take part,
Mr.. Rice explained the plans OF the
approaching function. and. " Il IN a
success, u will be- the biggest thing
yet Ia come TO Albuquerque In the
way OF an entertainment. Il Will be
a musical treat, a Hidesplitiing com.
ody "a thrilling mcl0dfama and a
monagerle Of strange comics or any.
thing else one may wish 10 call Il. 30
Il IL good. aud Il viii surely make a
hit. The cast Will be kept a secret
a. far as men can keep aocreis, with
tho exception OF tho stars, the end.
men. One OF these will be United
States Marshal G. NJ. Foraker brother
Of Senator Foraker. Of ohio, and the
other will be James MoCorrlston, she
cement sidewalk kiag. Both Of those
gentlemen tip the scales at 200 pounds
and both are able actors.
Il liz tho plan Of Mr.. Rice "a hold re-
hcarsals every afternoon from now on
until tho date Of the performance,
February 20th.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
LEGISLATIVE RECEPTION
AT EXECUTIVE MANSION

Since the beginning OF the present
administration In 1897 Il has been tho
custom of Governor and Mrs. OterO To
receive the members OF the legislative
assembly Of New Mexico at some
time during the deliberations OF that
body. Friday night was chosen as the
occasion when the law makers should
enjoy the hospitality OF the executive
mansion. II was an AFFAIR OF state.
brilliantly exclusive. with the beauty
and chivalry OF the territory splendid.
~ represented. After a ride through
the lnclement night one became ap.
preciatiye OF the mansions radiance.
Ar atmosphere OF the best cheer per.
yaded les bright reception halls. They
we're perfectly harmOnized IN a color
scheme Of red and green. a legion OF
incandesoent red electric lamps
blending their soft eftulgence with the
Enchantress carnations and the green
smilax, artistlcally and effectively ar.
ranged throughout In great profuaion
Between the hours OF aud IL o'clock
the apartments we're thronged. the
daintiest Of refreshments we're served
In the receiving lire FIRST we're
fNNNNNNf ehH NANHH NNNfNa NUN aWAN
s. Clark, president OF the council
Hon. Carl A. Dalies, president Of the
house. Hon. Solomon Luna. ropubli
can national committeeman Tor New
Mexico. and Mrs. Luna. The govern.
or and Mrs, otoro and the receiving
party were assisted by Mrs. Reynolds,
Mrs Frost. Mrs Bergore and Mira. 8
-. Davis OF Las Vegas. Mrs, Arthur
Sellsman was IN. Mrs. ~ u. Field OF
Albuquerque was detained by a dc.
layed train and Miss Nina O,ero was
unavoldably detained at Denver or
these ladies' also would haya been OF
the receiving party.
For Mrs. Otoro the reception was
smother triumph .dded 10 a brilliant
social career 81 the hrst lady Of tho
territory. Those who were present
pronounced the society event superb
and eiegart IN every arrangement and
detail. ana one % the hnest that has
over occurred I'm the Interesting social
history Of New Mexlco's capital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
BlDDLE WOULD NOT lie.

This Is the version Of the Biddic
incident as published In the Chicago
Inter Ocean
When SIR. nlddi0 returned 90 Chi
eago last week from business trip
10 the Pacific coAat ne was summoned
before President Ripley Of the Santa
Fe and severely cfltlci4ee il Ii said.
for tostifying before the Interstate
commerce commission that secret re-
bates on coal Rhipmenta were paid BY
the Santa ~ 20 the Colorado Fuel and
lion company.
IN reply 10 the cenaure ~ President
Ripley, Mr. niddle Is said b have
stated IN substance that h. would NOS
We for the aake 81 aay railroad"
The result OF the conversation be.
tween President Ripley and Mr.. bid
die was the lattor't resignation o. the
position ~ freight traffic manaR,r 0l
the Santa BE- Ills action bscNm6
known 20 the management 81 the
Rock Island syatem, which imme
dlaiely rendered him the position oi
third vice prealdent % that system.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
SUPERINTENDENT HItchcock al san
Bernardino.
AUTOMOBILE CARS.

The Santa Re railroad will shortly
begin experimenting with automobile
cars bull, TO run on the railway tracks
for inspection purposes.
Many advantages are claimed Tor
tho automobile Inspection cars, and
several large railways have begun ex.
periments with them or have already
adopted them for general use
The cars are light and are fitted
with handles on the front aad back by
which they may be- quickly lifted from
the track 20 prevent accidents By col
lldinE with moving trains
The mechanism Is specially adjusted
On these cars DO enable the person op.
Grating thom 10 safely control them nj
all times. Almost any apeed may be
attained that Is thought necessary and
they may Re stopped very quickly to
avert disaster,
Most Of the inspection cars are pro
vlded with two seats. officials may
thus obtain an opportunity Tor closer
observation on Inspection tours than
Is possible from the windows Of their
private ears.
The disadvantage OF a special train
for close inspection IL obvious. A spo
olal train has 10 maintain a regular
schedule In order that u may reach
the meeting point arranged with other
tTains, For this reason q Is impOasi
bio for the officials 70 run slower II
they 30 desire and they may not stol
AZ out OF the way places. even II thoy
want TO
with the gasoline motor car. the
trim may be made as quickly or a.
slowly as the officials desire. II thoy
desire to stop and examine any par
tlcular stretch Of track OF property. al
they have 10 DO IL TO lift the autOmo
bile OF the track when passing trains
approach
The Burlington and the Union Pact
&c railroads are using the automobile
cars and Il Is said those roads have
found the cars very satisfactory.
The Santa Fe Will put one or two
cars Into service sO0n, Il Il under
stood. and they viii be used for a time
AZ an experiment Sr a .est a. 10 The
advantages which might ensue II theii
use was made general over tho road
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
THE SUBSTITUTE BILL
FOR MONTOYA AND CROLLOT

the sheriff, any Of hls deputies. or any
constable OF any precinct or hiB depu.
Ties, to serve The necessary notices re-
Quiring such persons 10 appear NJ the
time and place mentioned IN such no.
tees and render tho labor aud ser.
vices thereby authorized to he re.
Qulfod or TO furnish his substitute or
pay the money In lieu thereof az pro.
yided by this act.
The said officer by whom such no
ticos are 70 be served shall receive a
compensation Of $3.50 per day while
actually engaged in serving the same.
20 be paid o'tt Of said fund
Sec 0--If any person required to DO
work under provision Of tnis act after
having received notice az herein pro.
vlded shall fail to appear and do said
work, furnish his substitute or pay
The said sum Of $3.50 per day In place
OF said work to the officer serving
said notice on him. ne shall be fined
upor complaint being made before any
isss'co Of the peace In the county In
sum ~ not less than g. or more
than SIS or by imprisonment in the
county jail not 20 exceed ten daye, or
by both such fine and Imprisonment.
SEQ. i0--The officer 70 wnom any
money shall be paid Ia lieu OF work
shall keep a correct list Of the names
OF the persons paying he same. and
shall meke immediate report OF tho
names Of such persons and che mon.
eys paid 20 the county treasurer, tax.
Ing his receipt for the money, and n
said treasurer shall place the same o
the credit OF the said county aNyd
fund" And n any sucn officer shall
fail 20 account for money collected by
him a. herein provided, ne shall upon
Indictment and conviction for such
failure be punished by a fine not 10
exceed 5000. or imprisonment In the
county jail not to exceed six months.
or by both such Hns and imGrison.
mont. AZ the discretion Of the court
trying the case
Sec. 1.-THE said boards Of county
commissioners are hereby authorized
and empowered In Sine 81 emergency,
% sudden foods. 10 order headgates Of
bitches 10 be closed; ditches 10 be- cut
according TO the necessity existing AZ
the moment fer the protection Of prop.
crty and life from overhows; and said
boards shall also have the power 10
cause "a be drained all food waters
through bitches or other channels al
ready cut or 20 he cut for tho purpose
IN any district within the county, as.
ing the necessary and ordinary pre-.
caution therefor.
Sec. 1.-THE boards OF commission.
era of SUCH counties OF the FIRST class
are hereby authorized and empowered
10 jointly expcnd money with the
boards of commissioner Of adjoining
counties or 10 locate dykes. dams. EN-
hankmenis. bitches and other struc
lures without their counties, when
such location "a deemed necessary for
the purpose Of protecting property
within their counties
Sec. i3--fn counties OF the hrs; class
herclnhcfOre referred 90 and ~ de.
fined by the laws Of the territory the
office of river commissioners Is
hereby abolished
This act shall apply 20 said counties
only.
Sec. ii--All acts and parts OF acts
IN conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed, and this act shall be In force
from and after the date ~ Ia passage
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
TIE sLock SYSTEM.
Is Now In General Use BY the Rail.
roada 81 the Country.

Is Now In General Use BY the nail.
roads of the Country.
The current number ~ the Railroad
Gazette contains comparative state.
mant ~ the number Of miles ~ track
operated under the automatic and
manual block aystcms BY The leading
railways Of lhe United states
Tho table shows gratifying IN
crease Of abom ~ or N per cent dur
ing the year 1904 On The iat Of Jan
uary, 1904. there we're 30 265 miles 81
track under operation by block EiR.
pals. and on january 1905. there
wefa ASA miles IN operation unda'
toe block signal system
From a list X about eighty ~ the
leading railroads ~ che country there
are only fifteen which have upward u
1 900 miles az track protected by ihe
block signals.
Tho Santa We railroad q numbered
among the list with a tdai 81 1851
miles Of track protected BY the hioch
system. The maid line Of the Santa
W FROM Chicago 20 Newton and from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
THE COLUMBUS HOTEL
REOPEkIkG A SUCCESS

The opening OF the nav dining
room o. the Columbus hotsl on sun
day WAS attended By 22s people and
marked q step toward the advance
mont Of one 81 the most popular
hotels 81 the city. The dinner was
very elaborate. Il consisted ~ punch,
fruit and roast turkey and many other
good things served IN the good old
family style The new diaing hall IA
cGlipsed IN space and decoration BY
only one other OF the cliy-the Alvay
ado dining room, The Kitchen space
81 tho COlumbua has also been en-
lafgod 10 fneet the needs ~ d gf0winE
trade. and the roaets and hot biscuits
thai are manufactured there are cnle.
DRAFTED Tor theif hnenoes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
TEST NEW FlRs sox.
Santa Fe VIII Experiment with In.
Vension Of San Bernardlno Man.

Santa Fe VIII Experiment with IN.
vension Of San Bernardlno Man.
Engine 22i5. equipped with schu.
porta novel design Of n iige box. will
be taken out next month some timo
boy the Santa We and giyon a ihorourh
test says the San nornafilnO Times.
Index. The innovation Ia this box ~
that the Ranges In the head shoots are
turned toward the water. completely
suhmerginE the rivets, instead Of 10.
ward the nTc, where one end OF the
riyet was exposed n has been ar.
gued by enginemen that the turning
In " The fiangcs would make Il i'm
possible 10 calS the seams when the
boiler got the least wrench In tho box
and began leaking To this II IL 70.
piled that there will be- no trouble In
calking the copper cushion between
he Ranges, and that this will prove
sufficient 10 stop any small leak which
may declare itself However, the box
WI be put through a rigorous test.
and any possible defects Will be- quick.
" ascerialnod.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMO QUINlNE
Tablets All druggists refund the
money N Il fails 10 cure. y. w. Groves
signature IL on each box 2bc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
GOVERNOR VETOED A
sHERlfFs siLt
RpeeIal Do IA Cllllen.

Special 20 The Citizen.
Santa Ne. N. NJ. Feb. An mem
beers present eNt ~pt Ballard, Greer
and Miller al THIS mornings session
Of the council.
The governor notified this body hist
be had vetoed council bill No. a.. prli-
viding that any county funds may bo
applied foF payment to sheriha for
charges for feeding prisoners.
Tho bill was rec0naidefed BY the
council and laid upon the table BY a
unanimous vote. thus sustaining the
veto.
Council bin No. 80, by Martinez, re-
lntinR 20 the dividing limo between
Taos and Rio Arriba counties, was
passed.
The COUNSEL then Adjourned until 30.
morrow morning,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
OBSEQUIES OF THE LATE
HARRY ". MENzlf

The obsequies attendaat upon the
romans OF the late Harry w. Menzle
we're held this afternoon at the chapel
OF the Feuhr undertaking establish.
ment and were attended BY a number
OF sOrrowlnR friends. The ceremon.
les consisted Of most beautiful ser
mon by itov. w. J. Marsh OF the Con.
grogational church and two approp.
rlato solo selections by Miss Mecar.
roll, accompanied on the organ by her
brother. Mr. McCarroll.
Mrs. w. D. Menzle, mother OF the
deceased, who arrived IN the city yes,
terday. will leave this evening with
the body for the old home az Morris
town, New Jersey.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
RAILROAD NOTES

From Saturdays Daily Citisen.l
Ben Shoup. OF the local Santa DC o.
fces. Il al the hospital suffering from
typhoid fever.
Ben Williams. secret service agent
for the Santa Fe, IL spending a few
days In Albuquerque on oficial bust
ness
Five railroads are now being con
strucied across the Central American
republics Of Guatemala. Honduras
Coma Rica and Nicaragua. Zach q
planned 20 penetrate from the Allan.
tic 90 the Pacific ocean.
William Mcpetlc. a woll-known rail
road conductor, died az his home IN
El Paso "Wednesday night. His fun
eral Was held under the auspices OF
the Order OF Railway Conductors, the
Knights OF Columbus aud the i.adiea
Auxiliary TO he order Of Railway Con
ductors.
! Two Passenger Wrecks In = Day
Passenger train No 2. which passed
through this city yesterday morning
was wrecked near Glofieta. The tea
der jumped the track and several
yards ~ track we're torn up The
coaches we're ditohed and several pas
songers were injured none seriously
I The cause of the wreck Is not known
Trains due here Hast night were delay
ed and DID not arrive here until noon
I today.
Train No OF Thursday night
struck a broken rail near Kingman
Arizona. and went into the ditch. The
coaches remained upright and miracu
ously passengers and tralnmen es
capped injury. Trains Nos. 2 and duo
last night. we're delayed by this wrecS
and did not arrive until late this after.
noon. This wreck was very similar Ia
the wreck Of No. z. which occurred
between Flagstaff and Williams a cou.
pie OF weeks ago The cause IN this
case was n broken rail.
What difference does Il make 10 the
people whether or no. a railway EN-.
ployo IL willing 90 work overtime In
order TO increase hls wagesg Il IL Ia
protect the public agalnst railway
wrecks that the law should prohibit
working railroad operatives beyond
the safe limit of physical endurance
Protection OF the lives Of employees IA
likewise n duty. ont they should not
be permitted 10 take the hazard for
gain which also subjects the public 20
poril.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Nine. LoBargy, who Is regarded In
Paris as the successor Of Sara Bern
hardt, has been on the stage only
three years.
Marconl viii be 80 on April IS, lie
began his experiments with wireless
biography on his fathers estate near
bologna, nearly twenty years ago.
Among the marriages recorded IN
Berlin last year we're 1871 OF blood
relations. One hundred and eight OF
these we're marriages OF cousins.
Along the Adriaiic sea swallows and
other migratory birds are caught ev
cry year by the hundreds 81 thousands
and eaten by the italians, who spread
nets, IN which as many as 900 20 sec
~ the birds are caught at once
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

You hear me all aslnRln'
De ole time New Year bong.
hut de- New Year resolution
u don't stay wid me ionRi
watch out. believers.
Trouble 90 &c DO.
Satan Ia dc New Year.
En he gwine Ger gil you aholl
hear De ole liant boiler.
You treat Dc New Year wrong
How come DAT foaole.ion
Amt siayfh Wild you long1"
watch ont, believers,
Trouble AZ Dc do,
Satan lax a whlriwln'
Nm be gwiue ter git you sho'p
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
HER FIRST APPEARANCE

When only ak years old little Nellie
was allowed TO appear In pubic--even
then she cople fYarhle qoite correctly
airy air that she had heard but once
or twice-and At her concert her ren.
doriug % sea Saolis" aLI Comm
Thro' the Rye" was said to be- pretty
enough 10 bring tears 70 your eyes.
Ten years later she invited all her
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Dr. r. w. Wood, physlclan at the
Albuquerque Indian school. went 10
the Indian Pueblo Of San Felipe this
morning 10 attend some diphfherla
cases. This disease has prevailed
among the san Fellpea for some time
hut only one death from II has been
reported.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Speaker Stubs, 81 the lower house
Of the Kansas legislature, ia no, con.
ventional, When legislator rises the
speaker does not say "The gentleman
from so.and.so." but what Is Il. Mr..
smith,"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
MEssRs. l. L. HlBsARp AND
l. X. HITCHCOCK INSPECTING
Their New Duties and Divisions on
the Santa Fe.

Their New Duties and Divisions on
the Santa Fe.
General Superintendent /. l.. Hib.
bard and General Manager A. q. Wells
OF the saa.a Re left Los Angeles the
other night FOR the Valley division on
a trip OF inspection Mr.. Hubbard a.
ont getting acquainted with the lines
which COM under his direction as
general superintendent and after GO
ing over the Valley lines will pr0ba.
bly, come east as far 81 Albuquerque.
which Is the eastern terminus of the
coast lines and Mr.. Hbbard's new ter.
rltOry.
superintendent Hitchcock al san
Bernardino.
J. II. Hitchcock. the new division
superintendent OF the Los Angeles al.
vision OF the Santa 30. WA al his
Office "Wednesday al division head
quarters In San BernardlnO. and az.
sumcd charge. He took hold Of tho
work just Ike a veteran. a. was 10
b. expected. az he IS a thoroughly
trained railroad man. No changes In
the San Beranrdlno offices have a.
yet been announced, and but few II
any are expected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Pueblo 10 Denver and from Newton TO
Purcell "a operated BY this plan.
The Rock Island. another ~ the
Western railroads. makes a good show
lag, with 1886 miles OF track protect.
ed BY the manual block system
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Every tody's liable 90 itching piles
Rich aud poor. Old and yoUng terri.
biz the torture ihey suffer, Only one
save cure. Deans Ointment. Abssl-
luiely safe; can't fail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
IA IuNrA sAops Aaour ooNt
eaoaus, WI @ Held on Occasion Of

Banquet VIII a. Held on Occasion Of
Formal Opening.
A meeting ~ the board Of trade Of
Ia iunia wHH held primarily 10 make
arrangements Tor banquet 90 he
given 70 Santa We officials on the oc.
casion Of the q, vulng OF the new
shops. The officials declare thai che
sAops viii ho ready fof business about
February Is, bat the banquet will not
take place until about tho 23d, the
evening following the grand ball to ho
aiyon by me brotherhood Of iocomo.
tive Firomen. The banquet will take
place a. the Harvey house. and al the
Santa ~ officials from the president
down will be Invited
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Members u the " ~ G A. can,
wasting committed are roqssstod %
meet AZ VI w. SpcAceT's once IN the
Barnett building tomorrow evening