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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-08
Bow and Neckfie Party

Loreley Circle of the Companions Of
the Forest of America has arranged
for bow and necktie party in the
Alcazar building on the night of
Thursday next. to be given to its mem
bcrs and friends. Each person will be
presented a new year souvenir.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-08

HELP RETIRED TEACHERS.-The Glenn
ent Annual, monthly publication issued by
the pupils Of the Clement Grammar School.
made profit of $40 last year and the money
wac turned in yesterday by Principal w. w.
Stone to the permanent fund of the teachers
annuity and retirement fund.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-08
LET ME TELL
YOU JUST HOW
TO CURE CATARRH

Let me show you what I'll do for you
entirely without charge. Thousands
have accepted this offer-to-day they
are free from Catarrh. You've moth
ing to lose and everything to gain.
lust for the asking you'll receive the
benefit of my nineteen years of expe-
rience-my important new discover
ies-my vast knowledge of the dis
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-08
Professor stephens VIII Lecture.

Professor II. Morse Stephens will
resume his series of university extern
sion lectures on the Napoleonic Pc
riod at the Mechanics Institute to-
morrow night at the art gallery of the
Mechanics Pavilion. His subject is
sThe Grand Army" and will present
for the first time the results of many
years study on the composition and
administration of Napoleon's wonder
full army.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-08

Commercial lunch at the Terrace Gar
dens, 40 cents, 1880 to 2 D. m. 121-127
Mason street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-08
Dtsttngutsben
patrolls
abroaD

Her late Majesty Victoria,
Queen Of England
Her Majesty Queen Alexandra.
His Royal Highness George,
Prince of Wales.
His Imperial Majesty WfIfism
III, Emperor Of Germany.
Her Imperial Majesty Maria
Feodorowna, Empress Of Rus
His Holiness Pope Plus x
His Holiness the late Pope Leo
XIII,
His Majesty Alfonso XIII. King
OF Spain.
His Majesty Carlos I, King OF
Portugal.
His Majesty Abdul Hamid. Sui
tan of Turkey.
His Majesty Abbas Pacha.
Khedive of Egypt.
His Majesty Muaafer-ed-Din,
Shah of Persia
His Majesty Khoula1ongkorn.
King of Siam.
His Majesty Mir Mahmid, Khan
of Baluchistan.
His Excellency Porfirio Diaz,
President of Mexico.
His Royal Highness Duke of
Connaught.
His Grace the Duke Of Fife.
His Grace the Duke OF West
minister.
His Grace the Duke of Man
chester.
Her Royal Highness Victoria,
Princess of Wales.
Her Royal Highness Princess
Charles.
Her Royal Highness Princess
Louise. Duchess of Argyll.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-08

Answer the questions I've
made out for you, write
your name and address plain
Iy on the dotted lines In
the Free Medical Advice
Coupon. cut them both out
and mail them to me as soon
as possible. Twill cost you
nothing and will give you the
most valuable information.
Address Catarrh Specialist
SPR0ULE. les Trade build
ing. Boston. Don't lose any
time. Do II now.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
LAS VEsAS

From the Optic.
speculation Ia rife on the west side
a. TO the completely rs OF the work
performed In ih~ Gnllinas river.
Many contend taat the same will only
partly ward on the. wash-out danger,
az the stream having gained additional
rapidly, will wash out 40 the lower
turn AZ the next heavy rails
City harnhal ~ Ward arrested w.
J. Webb, wanted IN Ration, by the Bank
OF Commerce. for alleged forgery.
Upon information furnished from the
Gate city the marshal started on a
hunt and located nis man up near the
Ice houses. where he was camping
with friends.
Friday afternoon about O'Clock,
threefourths OF the plasterlng on the
ceiling Of the Houghton building, cor.
ner Of Douglas and Sixth, occupied By
the Antlers saloon. fell without warn.
lag, wgeoking the glass IN the show
case, scattering bottles and doing con.
siderable damage. No one was hurt,
thanks 20 some extra lively lodging.
The plastcrlng has been on Tor long
time but the sudden fall Of almost
the whole area M one tlmo was I'M
usual enough TO be surprising and dis
concerning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
HllLSBORO

From the Advocate.
Robert Forbes has returned from
California.
The county jail Is without a patient
OF any kind.
George Meyers Ia home from Silver
City where he has been attending The
normal.
The road between here and Lake
Valley has been badly washed by the
recent rains.
Since the rains net Ia the atmoa
phcre seems 60 he filed with fEhtlnr
microbes. For the past week hardly
Cay has passed without 4 ekirmish
Of some kind.
The contest suit. n. Teaford W. Mrs
,. y. Ayers. which commenced last
Tuesday before County Clerk Webster
Ia still In progress. Mrs. Ayers iiled
a homestead entry covering the town
OF Hermoaa. and Mr.. Teaford Il con
testing the hlihg
Lake Valley will celebrate July
In rlght, royal style. There will be
games OF all kinds. A pavilion will
be erected for dancing purposes In the
evening. A free barbecue will bG
one OF the attractions Of the day. The
childreaa' fancy opera play will be
given In the evening.
Bob Cassidy was In dry dock the
early part Of tho week 20 get hts head
repaired. While In the roundup camp
a few days ago. one OF the crew. with
out proYocation. smashed MIR Ken
needy over the head with q shovel
The weapon made an ugly, but mi
dangerous wound Had the shove
hit him suuasely. Bob's career on
earth would have ended then and
there. The weapon glanced, masking
an ugly hesh wound and cut deeply
into the exterior laying 81 the skull
II d reported that whom noh'a a.
sallant saw the blade ~ the shovel
bent and warped, he Immediately
made his escape.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
BECOMES pEsPoNpENr
AND COMMITS SUICIDE

Last Friday a coroners jury re-
turned verdict ot death by suicide
IN the case Ut Chariea Levine. On
Tuesday Judge O'Reilly and J. g.
Grant while riding rp Pennsylvania
avenue, along the park, In Alamog0r-
DO. were horrlhed 10 see a fellow by
the roadside with his throat cut and
covered with blood The judge re.
NAMED there while MIR Grant went
back foe medical assistance and re.
turned With Dr. Bryan. who gave him
emergency treatment and sent him
10 the hospital The man proved %
be- Charlos Levine. who came to Al
amOaoFdo from Waco. Texas. several
days aFo 10 ohipin relief from puimOn.
AIRY trouble. he had made unauccess'
tai attempts 10 obtain employment,
and evidently grew deapondent. From
papers In the dead mans pocket, u
was learned that he was a member Of
the waco, Texas lodge OF the Knighta
OF Pythiae. and that lodge was com
municated with instructions were
received from Il on Friday 20 ship
the body 20 that city which was done
that night,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
ABOUT NEW MEXICO

And BY One Who Does not Know
What he is Talking About.
II have been living cut in New
Mexico for twenty years and ! hon
eetly think We have had more rain In
the territory during the last six
months than in the whole period Oi
ms residence there said Mr. J. q.
Darden OF Albuquerque, az the Raj
eigh Mr. Darden IL a large owner Of
cattle and has several big ranches In
the Panhandle as vel as IN New Mex
leo and Arizona.
"The excess Of rain has been the
cause Of heavy damage 10 many inter
esis IN our section. Our railroads have
been hli hard financially, by reason OF
washouts The owners ~ cattle are
sufferers also from the fact that the
grass OF the ranges loses cOnsldora.
bic portion Of its nutritlye strength
through constant soaking but ! pre-.
sumo that we shall come out winners
In the end.
Politically. there is not the least
excltemen, 10 New Mexico. and | can
tell you chat we are not ali crazy
for statehood. A. look az a.. the time
is not ripe for such change. State
hood for New Mexico simply means
that the white people 0i the territory
will be pa, under the domination OF
the Mexicans, who greatly outnumber
as. The white element in this nation
has never yet submitted 20 the rule
OF an inferior race, and Ia order TO
avoid trouble 90 sill he far better not
90 bring about such a situation In
course of time We shall be- ready for
statehood. but the present character
Of the bulk OF our population makes
such a step exceedingly lmpractlCabie
and even dangerous for the near iti-
ture, '~W Washington Post, June 49,
u Albuquerque II the homo OF J.
q. Darden. who 80 represented 10 the
Washington Post. Il Is not officially
known here. lie has been here OF
and on, for the past year, and Instead
OF being known as large owner Of
cattle, he was recognized as pro.
moter of schemes, aud was and Il nov
associated with Maynard Gunsnl IN
several projects. Darden Is practically
unknown here am elsewhere IN New
Mexico aud what he does not know
about the native people aud the po-
lltlcal situation here, would an sew.
eral volumes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
pusLlc FUNDS RECEIVED

The following public funds hay,
been received by Territorial Treas
urer J. n. Vaughn:
Jose T.. Torres, treasurer and col
lector Of socorro county. taxes fol
1903, $685. taxes for 1904. sG.60S.Of
J0hn 9. Plemmons, treasurer and
collector OF Sierra county. taxes
Tor 1903, sSS.7a taxes for 1904
S7Sg.7G.
Ceiso lopez. treasurer aud collect
or Of santa Fe county, taxes for 1899
t2s.s7; taxes for 1908. tis7si. taxes
for 1904. s6.f2s02.
John g. Waliord treasurer and col
lector Of Union county, taxes for 1909
sI3I taxes for 1908, si7s.75. taxes
for 1904, sa.890.9s.
A. ID, Goodell treasurer aud collect
or pf Grant county, taxes for 1903.
&9ai.95; taxes for 1904. S3.0aS95.
George >. Pace, treasurer ana col
lector 81 Colfax county, taxes for
1904. ts,SG9.Sl.
Jose NJ. Medina. treasurer and col
lector OF ioaa county, taxes for 1903,
SlJafi taxes for 1904. ei,4887i.
Camil0 Sanchez treasurer aud col.
1904, sa7b.5O.
EugeniO Romero, treasurer and col
leetor q San Miguel county. taxes for
1902, y0.G7 taxes for 1903, t0O.if;
taxes for 1904. ti6.95A32.
Daniel Cassidy treasurer and col.
lect0r Of Mora county taxes for 1894,
s3,S9iI9.
n. O. hursum, superintendent Of the
peniientiary conylcts earnings. tSt.4l.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

From the Graphic.
Mrs n e. CrDwen has accepted q
cry.
Mrs d. g. Anderson len Tor Hachiea
90 visit her old friend. Mrs Tom
Brown.
The Luna Lead company's smoltor
blew IN Friday for business. An iha
preparatory work Il practically com.
nirtcd and thoro la plenty 0f ore IN
Tho bins and enough IN aiFht 10 keen
tho smelier Rc.nR for months
The Epw0rih League lawn social ~
'he Waidill home WAS very LARGELY hf.
tended and was In every Wav q pleas
ant and enjoyable occasion The ma
i0r and Mra WaddlB spared no paths
10 entertain the company and make
every ono feel u home for the even.
ing
From the Headlight
Walter Russell and family. afier
visiting SIR. and Mrs. W. 4. Rusaeil.
returned 20 their home on the MIN
Ralph @. Fly, secretary Of the Luna
Lead company, returned from Silver
city wber0 BE- has been f0F several
days buying ore and looking after
some lead properties IN that section.
The Luna County Medical ansoclA.
ton met IN tho otilca or City inyel.
clan Or. G. y. Eilerhrock. An inter.
eAtinR paper on THE Municipal lab.
oFaiosy and Ia Uses" was read hy
DR. flleghrOck.
Henry Nordhaus, who went 10 san
Antonio. Teyas, last week. having
been called there BY message an.
nDuncing the serious Illness 81 hIa
mother, returned. and says his mother
- very low. and AZ she "a very old,
there IA little hope for her recovery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

WHINE OAKS

From the Outlook
w. A. Mclvers reports that the new
reduction plant for the jlrafillas has
already been purchaser. and that the
machinery VIII begin 20 arrive In q
few days. TIE expects % have Il run.
Ming In aiSty days after the frat load
is on the groand.
John }, McCourt and wife, with
Mrs Morris Parker. who are now stop
ping NJ Carrlxozo rancn. came on Ia
The ball Friday evening. with Mra. W.
G., Mcdonald. And there were Others.
IN fact hack load Of them from Car
fi1uxo station.
Mrs. y. 4. Jackson ieft for Fay.
wond Hot springs 20 got the bcuent
OF the baths there. For some months
past she has been entertaining one
OF The sciatica brotherhood. usually
known AZ "Oi Rheumatic"
The Social circle met last Thurs.
day afternoon az tho home ol Mrs.
JENNA 0. Parker. the secretary. Ex.
trome modcsty seems % have pre-.
vented her from sending in a report
81 the meeting, but II d learned from
other sources there there was gond
time. a full attendance. and about tho
usual program, with sandwiches and
tea on the Vuder side.
G. G. Jewell. formerly IN the sm.
nlny ~ the TallAferrO Mercantile a
rradlnR company, but now looking
after the alialra OF the Free Gold Min.
Ink Conn any, in ths Jicnrillas. visit.
I'd White Oaks, He ia going TO take
charge 81 branch store for the H.
" A r. Co., near the pOatOfice al
Iicarilla IN a short time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
SOCORRO

From the Chienaiu.
Mrs Otto Ro8enthAl Of Clifton.
Ariz., ia a guest % her sister. Mn.
T. n. Barnes of this city.
Dr. Edwin sWishsr returned from a
professional visit oi several days ia.
ration al MAgdalenh and Kelly.
r. q. Bartlett and family returned
from q slx weeks visit a. California
resorts. All had an enjoyable time
and are la the bHat Of health and
spirits.
Fred ~ Lewis wa q guest tso or
three DAYS this week. NJ the home Of
bis sister, Mrs. Max u. Fitch, Of ihla
city, on his way from an eastern coli
lege 20 his home 10 Los Angeles.
Mrs. O. y. FairWeathcr and two
children, Of Coaiesville. Pa, arrived
In the city a foW days ago and will
be the quests for the summer In tho
homo 81 Mrs. Fairwoather's par.
enis, Mr.. and Mrs, 4. y. Terry.
The gate opening into the s0o0rro
cemetery u reported 20 have been
down for two or three weeks Il isn't
exactly civilized 20 allow stock 10 Craze
over the graves Of the asad This
matter should receive prompt atten.
tion.
The city improvement association
will give an ice cream social IN the
plaza Thursday evening. June 12. a
part ~ the proceeds 10 BE- expended IN
park Improvement and a part In build.
ing the proposed sidewalk 10 the
Santa Fo station
The dance given In the opera house
Thursday evening BY the ladies' 0f
San MlEneS church 20 raise funds %
plaster the interior Of the venerable
edinco, vas a marked success Ia an
respects The attendance was large
the receipts were gratifying. aud ev
cry body had q most enjoyable time.
The vocal and Instrumental music
which preceded the dance was greatly
enjoyed BY the auditors and the San
Antonio orchestra acquitted itself la
iis usual happy manner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
OLD VIRGINIA MINE solo
TO SATISFY JUDGMENT

The ola virginia mine. one OF the
most promising copper properties tn
the burrO mountains, and an adjoining
claim kuOwn as the Mystic. together
with the JohnaoB Hmelter 10 Silver
City. we're sold Wednesday afternoon
by Special CSommlssiOner Walton, 40.
pointed BY the court 10 sell the prop.
cry io satisfy a Judgment and de-
cree i0ruCluslnR mortgages on the
property. together with q mechanics
Lien on the amelter. the latter being
held by Black a Atkins. says the 81.
YER CHT Enterprise Tho entire prop.
eriy was sold 20 r. T. Lowe and nv.
gene Atkinson. mortgagecs, they being
the highest bidders. for sl6.1s0, dis.
tribuied as follows; Old Virginia
mine, sif,5o0; Mystic, $1,000; smelter,
tiIb0. There we're Keveras other bids
ou the smoltor. the next hsxhast be-.
ing that OF o. A. Appel, representing
the Mine A Smelter supply company.
Of Denver. for sl.700.
la SOcorro last Saturday argument
was heard BY Judge Parker on the mo.
ton of Attorney Appel, representing
the Mine a Smelter supply company
OF Denver, seeking 20 restrain the
sale Of the property. and asking for
lhe appointment OF receiver. n. M.
Turner Esq. % this city, represented
the mortgages, defendants IN the
suit. The court refused the Injunction
and The sale was made. a. given
shove.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

J. - Eakln. OF Mollnl a Eakin.
Wholesale liquor dealers OF Aihuauar.
que, spent several days ia Gallup tho
fore part Of the week.
DR.. aparRo, Of Albuquerque, was In
town over Sunday and has gone down
into the Laguna country Tor a brlef
breathing spell.
Geo. =. Loarnard, the popular music
dealer Of Albuquerque. Il In town for
few days on business connected with
music matters.
II. lay Stone. representing the ma.
sic house Of I.eAFnard a IAndemaun
Of Albuquerque, IL attending 70 husi
ness for bis firm Ia this vicinity thla
week.
Melini 4 Enkln. wholesale LIQUOR
dealers of Albuquerque. have opened
10 AZ agency for the celebrated a. n.
g. beer az this place. Chas HoeriO
viii have charge ~ the agency --fial-
lup Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

By . Man Who Knows What Ne 10
Talking About.
Hon. T.. Bradford Prince, ex.gov.
eFnor and ex.chief justice OF New
Mexico. and who was prominent m
New York legislation before going
west. was seen al the Ebhitt yeater.
day as he was passing through the
city 20 Sania Fe, and was very EN-.
pnatio as 20 the desire OF the New
MEXICAN people for statehood. He
said.
Every one in New Mexico. with an
atom OF American spirit in hts com
position, IL anxious for statehood.
There are a few cattlemen who pre-
fer a prairie 20 cultivated farms;
few ONCE holders afraid OF losing
their jobs, and a few cranks who may
be opposed. but every true Ameri.
can who believes In a republican form
Of government Ia In favor OF IL, be.
cause state ia a heifsupporting com.
munlty, while territory Ia a province
whose Ohiclals are appointed from
outside, and are not responsible 70
the people nor amenable 20 public
opinion. A provincial government Is
always dangerous, because the people
have no hold Whatever on those !n
ONCE and cannot check corruption or
official lawlossnegs.
"a large majority OF our people de.
sire single statehood for New Mexico.
and we are entitled 10 that by every
consideration OF principle and prac.
tical condition; but any Kind Of self.
government Il better than the pro-
vlncial system from which we suffer I"
Washington Post, June a.
Governor Prince has lived twenty
odd years In New Mexico, and IN that
length OF time has never been guilty
OF casting reflections upon the native
people. He has mingled with them,
knows them thoroughly. and has al.
ways defended them against such AZ.
tacks as those OF DardeB's, publish
ed In the adjoining column. The gov.
ernor Is quite severe on the ONCE.
holders. but he does not attack the
native people.
Mira. G, u. Dynes and mother, Mrs.
Grady, OF North Sixth street, have
gone 70 Oklahoma City 20 visit with
friends Tor a few weeks. The mother
expects to 20 on 20 ChllllcOthe, Ohio.
70 spend the summer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
Lla Inereaasd LiIa salary.

FtH fNNfaaHau MS SatdfIs
"A good many stories are goine the
rounds Of the newspapers about }. 70.
Hurley, the new general manager o.
the Santa Re. One Of the best know
Of personally concerns this great prae.
teal railroad mans initiation on the
New Mexico division. We eli know
how eager he IN for details. We have
also felt the force Of the grip OF bis
handshake and know the pride which
he naturally takes in his physical ca.
pabiiilics. There Is no general ON.
clal Of any railroad IN the west wht
talks 10 confldentially with the com.
pany's minor employees regarding the
workings Of the great system.
"Oue morning. bright aud early,
Hurley was down az the station al
Las Vegas doing a careful stunt of
rubberlnR and found the colored JAM.
tor, Joe Brown, buslly engaged in hia
early morning duties. Hurley en-.
gnged him In conversation. grapsed
Brown by the hand with a grip like
a wise and finally called Joe'a atten.
tion 10 the muscles OF his right arm
and leg. saying. ~ you had that kind
Of strength II would come easier
wouldn't Il Brown
"BroNn drew a long sigh and final.
~ said, Mr.. Hurley 'deed II would
but look heah. Mistah Hurley. docs
you think You has de strength 20 raise
nah salary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
TO ENFORCE THE LAW

Justices Bailey and Poage are pre-
pairing to enforce the law in regard
70 the permitting OF surplus irriga
ton water TO run on the public roads
says the Roswell Record. This law
IL as imperative as any on the books
but Is often neglected. When thia
surplus water runs on the roads great
damage Is invariably done 20 the high.
way and thereby the farmer Is the
loser himself. Sometimes the water
escapes accidentally, but this does not
clear the man who should have kept
II In control. He Il subject % q fine,
just the same. The local Justices will
see that every case OF this violation
Is attended %, and the farmers will
not kick on paying the fine when
they see the vast amount Of good done
In causing them 20 execute more care.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

hloodhounds to a point thirty miles
near Nambc. Saws the New Mexican.
They had travelled about thirty miles
before being caught Captain ~ the
9unrd Marcolino Rodriguez made the
capniro late yesterday evening aud
arrived IN the Capital Citr with his
prisoners ab0nt 5 20 n'ciuck last night
This was good work and should be-
lesson 20 other inmates of the terri.
torial bastiie and teach thom not 20
attempt escape Tor sooner or natter
they will again b. landed behind che
bars The record Of the ncuitcntiary
shows that ~ the escapes which have
heen attempted since sunarlntendent
al q. Hursum has iscn In charge OF
the prison. but one escaped convict
has succeeded in remaining az liberty.
The percentage ~ recauturca out Of
ten escapes q nine 10 one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24
SANTA FE

From the New Mexican.
J. u Moore Of Oyona. Texas was
IN santa Re on route 20 the Eutancia
valley, where be viii buy large
bulch Of aheep for shipment 20 polata
Ia Texas. Mr. Moore states that the
sheep ~ northern New Mexico are
superior 10 any he mas seen.
Mrs. w Q. Finkbino and daughter.
Dorothy. who have been guests AZ the
sanitAfium during the past winter and
spring, WI leave the city this week
Tor DonSer, where fhoy will spend
a few days. before returning 30 their
home In Dea Moinoa. Iowa.
John w. CatrOn, who has Just FIN
ished a course OF study NJ the schno,
Of mines. Columbia college, New
York city. n travelling towards Santa
We In an automobile. With him tfav-
els a party consisting OF Mrs. Targey,
or New York, her daughter. Miss Lar
gel and son, Clayton lArRey Th0y
arrived In Chicago last Sunday. and
have left that city for Omaha. From
Omaha they viii head for santa Fo.
Upon arrival, Mrs. LarRey. Miss Lar.
eey and Mr.. Largely Will BE- memhera
of q house party AZ the CatrOn rral-
dnnee and win remain here several
weeks.
The many friends OF Miss Margaret
heiner. who has been IN Santa We for
the past two years for the behent III
her health, having come here from Do
catur, w., Will be agreehbly surprised
% learn that on Thursday. June 20.
AZ the cathedral. she viii be- married
70 y. y. Moon " Cleveland. Ohio.
Mr.. Moon came % santa 10 about six
months ago Tor rest and recreation,
forming an acquaintance with his IA.
lure bride while az Sunmount Tent
CITY. The young couple, after mar.
rage, viii make their home Ia sanla
Fc for some time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-24

Fred BALDWIN. on bis arrival ~ thii
eliy yesterday from hls ranch neal
Dalil, received a telegram from hli
brother Lee BALDWIN. 0f ahlylngtOn
Coo, saying thar their father, lev
Baldwin. had JUST died. ana that ID
mad ordered his remaias sNpped N
socorrO Tor interment nefAWed Wal
a widely known aiockman ~ SocofYd
county, Tor quarter Of century 0i
more, and b. wllI therefore be o.
pecially missed 81 the old.flmera 0i
the territory. SOcorro Chiefaln.