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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-14
cswamp-Root is pleasant to take,

SWamp-hoOt Is pIeasahL 70 tdKe'I
If you are already convinced
that Swamp Root is what you
need, you can purchase the
regular fifty-cent and one
dollar size bottles at the drug
stores everywhere. Don't make
any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp-Root, DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
the address, Binghamton, N.
Y, on every bottle.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-14
AIva Adams Letter
PUEBLO. Colo. April. 5

PUEBLO, Colo, April. 5, 1905.
Hon. NJ. p. Snyder ESQ. Los An
geles. Cal: My Dear Sir--I admit the
pull Of your invitation-the memory of
last jefferson day as your guest is still
with me. but Just nof it is not pos
sible for me to leave Colorado
Los Angeles and her people at
tract me as the waters of the spring
of the Arabian story whence to
drink once was never more to be con-
tent until you returned to drink again.
The only consolation 1 can get out
of the governorship piracy is that
can make my annual visit to Cali
fornia and regret that can not do so
by the thirteenth inst.
The battle is ON. The Democracy
from Los Angeles to Maine must take
up the fight for the people and II there
is a just God who rules the affairs of
nations, the victory win be ours.
Sincerely,
AVA ADAMS.
Mr.. Lanes Words
oa
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-14
From Champ Clark

BOWLING GREEN, Mo-, April o,
1905.
Hon. George M Cake,
Los Angeles California.
Dear Cake-I received your letter
inviting me to the club banquet at the
Cafe Bristol. | have been out on my
farm at Farmer, building fence and
fixing for spring planting, consequent
ly l never saw your letter until yes
terday.
| would be delighted to be with you
to help celebrate the birthday of JEFF
ferson, the patron saint of Democracy.
congratulate you and your fellow
members on having organized a club.
If we had a club in every town in the
country we could carry the next elect
ion for president.
/ remember my visit to Los Angeles
with great deal of pleasure.
Truly your friend.
CIJAMp CT.ARIS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
LAND OfflCE BUSlStSS
Homestead Entries.


The following homestead entries
have been made IN the United States
land Office:
No. S30l. May I. Pofflrio Marines.
Pintada; lots I and =. ST IA gW ~.
sW IA sE IA. section 6. T 10 N. u re-
II. 1888 acres IN Guadalupe county.
No. s202 May :. Charles NJ
Steele, Kirkland; w Ia sw ~. sH
ia SW "a, lot 2, section o r 20 N,
Il 10 w. i5226 acres In San SaAn
county,
Final Homestead Entries.
The following final homestead en-.
tries have been made ia the United
states land Office.
No. 1896. May !, Juan Martinez :
Lucero. Pecos; 70 i-2 sW IA. w 1,s
SO -. aection 81, r ~ N, n l2E, 100
acres in San Miguel county.
No. 1861. Nay 2. George NJ King.
WAGON Mound; SIC IA Sc IA. section
4. MI IA ME -. section ., w IL NV
IA. section 10. r is N, R2i y. iee
acres IN Mora county.
No. 1868. Nay 3. Manuel nest0s,
Shoemaker: sw IL, section 4, T ~ N.
Il II n. 100 acres IN San Miguel coun.
".
No. $3.50 May 3. David Jaramllio.
Shoemaker; w t.a So IL. 8 i.a SW
~, section :. r ~ N, " 81 70. 100
acres in San Miguel county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

reched thel highest here at O'Clock
this morning and besan slowly rcoed.
lng
Che damage to iIulbfook will be-
slight hui the town was saved BY a
narrow margin, the river cutting with.
in ten feet of On residences
Tho waters are atlil wearing away
The banks next 90 tkn town. hogeyor.
ana al hands are today irylng 20 form
a rlglap of WOO. bags nllCh with sand.
AZ I o'clock thls LlofnIng. tho little
Colorado. normally q stream of inslg.
uincant proportions was raging tor.
rent lour mlios and hali wide and
nllcd TO the edges with debris nf an
doHcripiiuns from the valley abovo
The damage 20 the valley through
which thc Hood camO viii reach hun.
dfeds OF thousands Tho ioFs tn The
st Johns community, whore the dam.
age was yesterday. o. estimated from
fl0O.0Ou Co g260.Qn0, Including the loss
of Che dam, which was constructed ht
ereat oxnense. The damage az Wood.
ruff below ST. Johns where the sec
oua sam whH carried away. Is osti.
mated az 100000
So Tar la known there has been no
icaa nt lite. except on Mexican drown.
ned at a. Johns The warning asui
ahead of the nood undoubtedly saved
many.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
DISSATISFACTION CAUSED
BY SALE or LkND

Years ago, while Rev y n. Goodson
was pastor 0f the Methodist church al
iordaburg, and on the Lower CHA, he
conceived the idea OF taking up a
piece OF land under the desert land
act, with the purpose of nnhlly hav.
ing nice farm on which the succeed.
ing pastors OF the church might hnd a
home. This, with the AID OF aomc OF
his parlshioners, he did, but since he
has lott none OF the other pastors have
telt Ike living on the place or keep
inE Il up. In Consequence Il H adu-
ally asnk into dlsrepair and last week
was sold by the church trustees for
$500. This money will be- used 10 re-
pair the church property at L0rdsburE
Many Of the people who helped to arst
seucre the land are not pleased with
the sale nor with the use 10 which the
money Is 20 be- put. claiming that 4 Is
being used for an entirely different
pruroso from what was originally IN.
tended whom the land was taken up.
and that Il u going 10 a different local
iiy. also.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
OPENING or BELMONT
PARK GREAT OCCASION

Now York, May f-Representing
the work OF three years and the ek'
pendlture of $4,000 900, Belmont park,
the greatest race track Ia the world,
opened It's gates today for the spring
meeting Of the Westchester Racing
association. Half past two was the
tno set for the commencement Of the
sport, but for hours before the Long
Island railroad trains and the trolley
cars leading 10 the track were packed
with people and tho highways 20
Queens, l.. l., where the park Is 10
Gated, were blocked with tnlly.hos and
fashionable oqulpages OF all descrip.
lions, an headed in the same direc.
tlon. At g o'clock II was estimated
that $4,000 people had already passed
through the gates. Tho afternoon led
on with the Belmont Park inauguarel,
with three trophies, Of ailves cups,
one each for the owner trainer and
jockey OF the winner The event Of
the day Il the classic metropolitan
handicap, with $4,000 added. The
other events are the Juvenile and the
New York Steeplechase.
Visitors today though already In.
formed Of the glorios Of the now
racing resort. were amazed AT the
beauties Of the park and the magnifi-
cence 0f lts appointments, The eaAac.
ious grand and Geld stands and broad
aloplng lawns are amply large for a
crowd of over 10000 persons 10 move
about IN comfort, and the transporta.
tion facilities are ON Hrale Ia ac-
cordence with the magnitude OF the
whole undertaking. Ia the nFand
stand alone more than 1900 persons
can be seated wilhout crowdlnR, as
the prOmenaaca are wide and the
stairways broad. In building these
structures and laying Oet the lawns
care was taken to 30 place them that
the view % every one of the Ave
tracks would be perfect from every
point. and at no season 0f the year
viii the sun shine IN tho eyes OF
spectators Ia ANY Of the stands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Fireman Swiaher. who was also
victim Of the explosion which Killed
Englreor Davis. was the con of DR.
John W. swiaher, Of Sooorro, and was
quits well known In Albuquerque lie
Was one ~ New Mexleoa young men
who responded 70 tho call for volun.
teera at the opening OF the Spanish.
American war and went to the Philip.
pines Later he spent some time In
Albuquerque and Santa W. a. a Bpe-
eiai officer IN tho recruiting service OF
the United States army. Il is ex-
pectod that the body Of 8wlsher will
pass through the city this evening en
route to SocDrro.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
PROGRAM or EXERCISES
GRAND ARMY BOYS
THE TERRITORIAL ENcAMPMENT
WILL MEET HERE MAY 5 AND 9.

The twentyeecond annual oncamp.
ment OF tAo Grand Army of tho Ra.
public 0f New Mexico viii be held
here on May and q. end tho program
- az follows
Encampmoni nests al o o'clock
Friday morning. May B, In the Odd
Fellows hall Adiourns al I2 O'Clock
TO o'clock.
Dinner hy the woman's Relief eorps
n o'clock 10 2 "a Grcenleaf building.
West silver avenue
tncampmeat Ia session from 2 D. 10.
- . o'clock. Public installation al
Odd Fellows hall Of officers Tor ensu.
lng term tom o'clock b. m.
Saturday, May 6-Raeeption 10 Cen.
eFal Wlman W Biackmar aud party
~ the mayor, COMMITTEES of the city
eouHcil and COMMITTEES of Grand Army
Of the Repnbile Al the Commercial
club a. = o'clock a. H. after which
the visitors will be taken over the
city BY drive 20 such places ~ inf0F.
est a. the committee may see ft. 10.
turning 10 Odd fellOwa' hall and from
there tptireenleaf building for dinner,
given by Ladies' Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic AZ which addresses will
sg delivered BY p'omlnent people and
music.
Comrades Of the Grand Army Of
he Republic Will AZ 2 O'Clock return
20 Odd FelioWs' hall 10 meet com.
mandef.in-chief ana other Ofiicera. Al
3o'elock the da0Fa will be thfown
open 70 meet with the ladies AZ the
Woman's Relief corps and ladies 0f
the Grand Army of the Republic aud
al veterans ~ the ciyll war
hoasacmDle AZ Odd Fellows nall AZ
1880 o'clock 10 march 10 Commercial
club. The National guard. with band
and spanish war veterans will Join IN
tne march 20 the Commercial building.
whore a public reception viii be- held.
Eiyen by the Commercial club % Gen.
eral hlAckrqar GgDerai Gilman, Gen.
efal n0Wnen and Colonel brown and
other soldiers, including their ladies'.
The Tracti0a company offers a car
90 the veterans ana guests Tor 4 drive
20 old town ana return.
bY order Of the Reception and Enter.
taiumcnt Committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
BIG MATINEE RACES
FOR COMING SUNDAY
A Fine Program Of Events
Arranged at the Meeting
Held Last Night.
OFII.lALS APPOINTED BY CHAIR

Last nisht big noeting Of iac
membop OF the GcnIvmeu's prslus
association Was held ups, Nii- over
loiEors Oalo. aud eycryuo present
sromod tO bee entuusCd uyeg the pros
pect iuf lively matinee races ana also
fpr tho eyonis which aFo scaedulca
"a Do pulled Of horO May .a. ~
and .l aul known AZ tAe t,rsi nn.
nual luus mcot.
500 barneu was in tho caan as
proa.Itui ol tho association. aud su
Maun unci8ied as secretary.
MaIuH. pro and con, ul general
iniDrcat to visiting ana local norseiuen
woru iuiy discussed anu, among llc
important matters transacted. vas ihe
maMng up of liberal purse Gao pul
ami keep the track ln prime condition
from nuw until after the spring races.
President Greer. uf the Traction com.
pany. was present. aud demonstrated
his interest in thC case by becoming
a most liberal contributor, and over
promised 20 personally make some
needed purchases 10 help put the track
IA good condition.
After settling this mater, the cues.
tlon Of giving a final matinee before
the spring meet was takoR up and ],
was the unanimous opinion 90 give 4
rouaing matinee next sunday after.
noon at Traction park.
The following program was or.
ranged
Irot-i.30 class, one.half mile, best
IN S--I.lustrious Maid, Dixie wilkes.
Sister Alice.
Trut--a: 40 class. one mile, best In
3-Milton s., Boone. McGlnty. Elbor-
truB.
Pace 20 class. one mile, best in
9 81. Elmo. Mozelle. Shocam.
F'reo-forall pace--one mile, best On
3dielle 3 Jordan aud Cricket
Running Halfmlle daah--Heathor
Honey. los AneglinO. Dr Tom
Running Halfmiie Happy
uay and Tar baby.
II was decided 10 call the races
prpm .ily AZ 2 o'clock. and they viii be-
free 10 everybody who attends next
sunday afternoon.
The chair appointed Or. J. y.
pesrce. n. Atterbury and otto Berger
judRes for the matinee. Jack Strauss.
ner starter; James McCorriston. 4. J..
shiHick aud Frank Lucksinger time.
keepora. G.. y. Tanner, Joe Barnett
ard o. w, Cahill track committee.
u was also decided 10 allow no ono
IN che Judges or tlmekeopers' stands
except those named as oiiicials.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL OF
ENGINEER Z. W. DAVIS

This afternoon a. the Lead Avenue
Methodist church occurred the funeral
Ut Engineer v. w. Davis. 0f Las We.
gAs. whose tragic death occurred a.
Springer last Tuesday afternoon. The
services were conducted by Rev. vii.
bur Fiske and were very impressive.
Many friends Of the dead engineer
we're present and the bier was coger'
ed with beautiful floral designs, show.
ing the esteem In which Mr.. Davis
waa held.
After a prayer at the residence Of
Mrs. ~ n Weed, 2l5 West Silver ave.
nue.. whore the body was taken after
rs arrival IN this city from Las VEGAS
last night. tho remains were taken "a
tho Lead Avenue Methodist church
where tho services were held.
At tho grave the burial service Of
the ODD Fellows was held, the dead
engineer having been member Of
that order Tor many years. The pail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
WILL BRING BODY
TO TIL, CITY
Engineer Davis, Killed In
tnglne Explosion. will
arrive this LVenIng.


tfrum Wednesdays Daily Cit'xenJ
turiEer particulars cuncerniAg tine
death 81 knFihuei h. W DAVIS, Fire
man J. w. sw Hhcr ana an uEkB0wu
man near springer yvate4uay ancr.
nuon were received by To, Iitisgu "a.
day
90 seems that the euglno nlow np
without warning aud the occupants uf
the cab wsra Killed Instantly Their
bodies we're hiuled many foci from
The track and wurc badly disliHured
fnu balance uf the train was not dam
agod aud was brought % a sudden
stop when the cir hose connection was
broken Win The engine
No cause hes az yet been found for
the accihcni, bat the catastrophe Is
being thoroughly Investigated by tho
railway officials.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
BASE BALL IN
NEW MEXICO
Impossible for Managers to
SeCure Rates That Would
Make sport Profitable.
UP TO THE SANTA fE RAILROAD

F.om Fridays Daily Cltizen.J
Manager Frank Houston. of the
Browns, received communication 10.
day from w. H. Brown. district pas
sepger agent for The Santa Fe al VI
Paso, regarding rates for the base
bal. teams of New Mexico
Mr. Brown states that he had the
matter up With tho higher 0nlcals Of
the santa he and that ne is aorry
10 say that the rate OF cent per mile
as requested by the base bail teams.
Is out Of the question. but that the
company will wave the distance limit
and allow ono fare Tor round "trip for
parties Of noro than ten people This
Is the same rate aa given bali teams
on former years, with one slight ad
vantage. and that Il with the Santa
Pc The rate Of former years was
one rate Tor party OF ten or more
persons for a distance Of more than
100 miles.
This Ia blow 10 the aspirations
OF the fans
The cities of the southwest afe
great distances apart and the cost Of
transporting teams from one pace 10
another has act u as a great dRmper
Oa the sport When all the teams
Of the southwest sent a petition 10 the
passenger department of the Santa Ne
asking for a liberal rate. the prospects
Of a lively season were augumonted
20 a considerable degree. for the fans
supposed that by a concerted move
ment. they would surely secure a rate
which would make base bAll in tho
southwest feasible. In former yeSrs
few are the teams Of the southwest
that have not cl0sed the season In
debt. A few sunday games between
Las Vegas. Santa 70 and Albuquerque
are all that the fans may expect this
season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
ro camnalnn for oeoa Roadn.

Chicago. May : 4 most far.roach.
Ing campaign Ia the interest of high.
way Improvement was inamgurated 10.
day with the departure from this city
OF a special good roads train On
route to Portland. ore. The train Is
IN charge of government experts and
the project Is under the Joint auspices
0f the National Good Roads assoeia.
tlon and the Burlington and Northern
Pacific railroads. The train Will stop
from ono 10 two days al about nifty
places between Chicago ana Portland.
and an effort vii be made 20 establish
local good roads associations In every
county through which the train
passes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
OUTSlDER'S NOTES ON THE
INDIAN SCHOOL SITUATION

noticed In Mondays Albuquerque
Evening Citizen that n ~ Porter
says, Ia the indian school notes. that
The work Of cnlarging and Improving
the school plant u being delayed be
cause the new road u not being open.
~ from the school grounds 90 FOu a.
street
This being tho case Il aooms too
had that some concerted action can.
not De taken hy tho citizens OF Albu-
querQue 10 secure the said road.
Albuquerque has always houR
friendly 10 the indian school ana
appreciates the work done by the
school for the betterReat Of the wards
Of the government.
Ahouth twenty years ago the City
OF Albuque cue bought and donated 10
the United States the land now com.
priaed In the indian school farm.
Since that time tho citizens have
watched with interest the growth ~
the indian school, and, now II crisis
has arisen In the history OF the school,
| know that the citizens will rally TO
her assistance.
n tb secretary OF the iaterlor ex-
poets this from the citizens. feel
sure that they will respond. Then
when our representative asks for an
additional appropriation for next year.
the people in Washington will not be
able 90 say that tho city Of Alhnquer.
que DO not take any interest In the
Indian school,
believe n this ~ not now attended
10 that it will bo n great barrier 90
al future appropriations ior the use
uf the school Perhaps r. T.. POI ter
can give us an idea of how much
money the Indian school lcayea In the
city each year
A CITIZEN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

bearers we're chosen from the Broth
erhoOd Of locomotive Enginecrs and
the local lodge Of Odd Fellows. They
we're Engineers. &. T. Van Baton
John " Franklin. j. H. Reader; Odd
Fellows. George W. Parks, ~. E
Rogers. 3. v. Connolly.
Mr. Davis father was tolcgranhod
Of the death Of his son. hut owing to
the great distance Of Manchester, Yer.
mont, from Albuquerque. 4 was I'm.
possible for him 20 attend the funeral.
Among the people Of Las Vegas
who CAME 70 this city 10 attend tho
funeral we're Mr.. aud Mfs. Jack Lose.
M and Mrs Vrlg ana Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lowe.
The remains were laid 10 rest IN
the family plot In Falrviow cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

y. A. Sleyster this morning received
q telegram from Mrs. v. r. Weed. and
Mrs. H. = plHlt Of this city, who
went ia Las Vegas last night. stating
that they would return To Albuquerque
on No. Z, tonight, bringing with them
the body u Engineer y. W. Davis, ae-
companied BY Mrs. Davis.
The funeral vii, be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from tne Lead
Avenue Methodist church. Rev. Wi
bur Fsko officiating. Tho Odd Fellows
aad members OF the y. o! l.. ~, viii
attend In a body. Mr.. Davis having
been a member Of these orders.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

SpartanOurg. 3. c.. May 3.-Mauy
yisltora are hore for the eleventh an.
nual music festival under the auspices
Of the music department OF Converse
college. The program this year con.
s's:a % hvo concerts, the FIRST OF
which will be given this evening. The
usual large chorus will take part In
the festival and the orchestra forces
will DO directed by Emil MollenhauoF.
The aoloslsts will include Mrs. Hlssom
DeMoss. soprano; MesdRnes Homer
and Douton, c0ntraitos; Ellison Van
Hoose and Edward r. Johnson. tenors.
Slguor DcGorgorza and l.. Willard
Flint. barltOnos: Frederick Martin.
bass, and Frauleln Anc Der Ohe. plan.
ist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
CATTLE SANITARY
BOARD MEETING

A meeting 0f the territorial cattle
sanitary hoard is being held a. the Of.
hee Of che secretary, at Las Vegas,
says the Optic Capt. W. A. Jack, OF
Silver City. came last night and Chas.
l.. ballard, Of Roswell, came 10 thia
afiunoon. A number Of matters oi
considerable Importance VIII he dis
cussed and acted upon
Capt iafk says that ranges IN the
southwestern part Of the territory
we're neyef better than they are today
aud there have been 30 StoSk lOsses
MT ballard brings equally gratifying
word irOm the southeast, but secrc
tary harncs Who Represents the pnftl
has a narrowing tale ol loss 90 toll
Miss al E nlssctte. an Inspector II
the Indian service visited the Indian
school ~ thia clfy today. She came
down frum Santa ~ last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

San Francisco, May .S.--Bdwln l.
Morgan, the newly appointed minister
TO Co ea, sails for his post OF duty
today ON the steamship Korea. He is
accompanied by Arthur s. Dixey, OF
Boston, his private secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
alorlne sTILL MAR kwARsAw

Warsaw. May Disturbances Oc.
eurred IN several pa is of the city
this morning and ihe extension OF the
trouble gHems imminent In VIOLA dis.
trlCt workmen lorcihly stopped the
street cars and cabs. and several Cos
sacks we're wounded A man In the
crowd Aired a revolver and wounded a
soldier No newspapers appeared this
moi ming.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
rEar eAsg no be MApe

n. Newman. OF tho zunl Mountain
Lumber q Timber COMPANY, has
died suit against Gregory Page, J. A.
Gordon and tho Mckinley County
bank for the recovery OF three promls.
sorry notes for a sum OF money aRgre.
eating $1,000. given on April "a. i904,
20 cover a gambling debt. One FOR
ss,vlJ was due one year after date,
second for Ike amount due two
years after date, and third for ~
bli.s9 N due three years after date
all 20 draw interest az per cent
The plaintiff In his petition alleges
that J. A. Gordon IL the proprietor OF
saloon In Gallup In which there
are games over which money is wag
cred and that this place Is owned by
Gregory Page; that he received none
Ot the money covered BY the notes.
He further alleges that these notes
are held by the Mckinley County
bank, and that the bank also has IN
its possession seventy.elght shares OF
the capital stock OF the Zunl Moa.
tain Lumber a Timber company,
which were given as collateral secur.
ny for the notes.
The plaintiff prays the court that
shia stock be adiudged void.
The papers In the case were filed at
the hernaiillO county court house and
VIII BE- tried before Judge Abbott Ia
the Mckinley county district court.
The next term OF this court viii
meet on May i5. whlCh "a a week from
next Monday. The principals IN the
case are prominent citizens of MI.
klulnV county III l. Mediqr aunoa "A
az attorney for the defendant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
HoLBRook IS NOW
SURELY SAFE
special 10 The cI,lnon.

Special 10 The CiliEen
Holbr0ok, Aria, May 4-The ex.
pected food from ihC burst s. Iohn'k
and Woodruff reservoirs reached here
az O'Clock laaf evening, flling tho
river from hank 10 hank
lt rfaduaiy Increased in volume an.
iil mleulghf when The water reached
within a few feet 0f the busineas
houses on tae south side Of the rail.
road tracks, The giaduai increase of
the Hood Ia MI that saved the buEi.
ness part of the town.
About one thousand dollars worth
" riprap vas lost The river n fgll,
lug rapidly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

ioda. Russian Poland. May A.
seyen persons were ialaly hurt by a
patrol OF Coasacka yesterday evening.
which iired into the midst OF a crowd
singing patriotic songs In front OF the
Church OF the Gross After the crowd
had diapersod wOrkmen captured a
dotoctiyo and beat him nearly TO death
0eiO he was rescued. Further dis
iurhanoos are expected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

st. peiersbarg. May l-Tho gov
ernment has granted permission 20 ~.
rerCscvhtonko. "a Rich sugar rednor Of
kien. whose property was greatly
damaged By rioters In March, 10 or.
gRnize q military company OF isO men
10 protect his factories and other prop.
erty This Ia the arst time that an
organization Of private military force
has been authorized In Russia