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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
KILLED HIS THREE SONS, HIS
Wife AND Then HIMSELF

Ala hcad lying faco forwards ON hor
lap. His throat was severed by a
frlghiful cut. ana IN his hand he atiIl
held a razor Lying on INC led was
The BODY Of their second son. Matthew.
iiis neck bore three deep gashos. near
y seyeflng the head from the body.
IT'S lace looked peaceful. He had evl.
IDENTIFY been murdered In his sleep In
the next room on two small hods lay
iho dead bodies % the two other lads.
Marihs, the youngest boy, had his
throat cut. while unconscious. and
seemed 90 be- quietly alocpinR. Bnt
there we're uumlaiakable signs OF
struggle that had taken place between
iho oldest boy Jqan. and his father.
Tho lad bore slight gashcs on the
neck, but had been KILLED hy a dla.
charge ~ buckshot. which had pene.
tratod The temples aud had bcon fired
ifom a iolwing piece found near BY.
From the position 0g the bodies,
and from other evidences. h has been
asceftalned that " Rouian first Of
nll Killed his wife, VINO apparently
had lain herself down on tho sofa.
barred her neck and thrown hack her
easily.
a second letter was found a. fol.
lows.
N. 10 Commissnlre Being without
means u Subsistence and weaFled b.
years ~ dissaae, I am driven 20 the
cruel necessity ~ putting an end 10
my lie. My wife. Who has been ever
good and devoted. consents "a foley
mo Ia death. We love our children
TOO much 70 leave them behind. and
we take them With as. lei men not
curse me. FOR have needed some
courage thus % destroy myself and
mine. Let no one take fhe trouble
20 attend our funeral loaya this
world THANKING my beloved wife for
the happiness which she has given mo
al my life --Nesior Ronfaut
All i've we're buried Al the Nogent
cemetery IN separate graves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

II " not NJ an rare for good crops
TO be grown In Colorado without lrrl-
CATION. even under the haphazard
way Of tllllng. For two years the
Denver Water Comany has been sue.
cossfully cultlyating farm 81 two
thousand acres near Morrison with
scarcely any artificial application OF
water The farm was originally iillea
with irrigation. but IA dry year tho
company was compelled 70 withhold
the water. and Ia spite 90 that fact
found thai @ was, by close cuitiva-
ton. able 20 grow an almost com.
plote crop Since then " has cen.
Quoted che farm on much the same
lines as those adopted by Prof. Camp
bell after years OF experimenting
Near Erie thia year a farmer has ay-
eraeed thlriy.four bushels of wheat to
che acre on sixty acres OF land that
was above any ditch. an average that
could not have hocn secured In M.
nols. Near Cheyenne Wells there nave
been heavy crops grown this year
WAANRAN AhNNNNiNiAH ANNWNHN NNNANMAhh
the Campbell system Both In this and
former years splendid crops have been
'haturOd hy the natural rainfall IN
vai luus sections OF the West.
u has been shown that the natural
rainfall OF this region. cbout fourteen
inches annually. Or sufficient 10 mn-
turo "a crop OF grain 10 u "a properly
distributed during the seasons and
happens in come AZ the critical stage
of growth This distribution cannot
be- depended upon being made prop
erly year aiiOr year. but the Camp
bell experiments have proved that
proper cultivation of the soil with q
view 10 allowing u 90 conserve the
moisture will carry he CROP over
the iapses between rains ana give re-
suits. taking ono year with another,
equal 90 those secured In the Miss
issippi valley noni.rieatod sections.
The promise IN Tor even better re-
suits cay within 80 per cent OF the
yield secured through irrigation.
which has the added ADVANTAGE Of re-
newing the soil while u gives assur.
ance u crops.
Fall plowlng and sub.plowlnF are
recognized aids 20 irrigation or TO
farming without %. and there Il moth
ing lcse IN the Campbell sytem that
a sensible farmer cannot zee would
be OF benefit 10 his crop under any
rainfall conditions. n offers a logical
solution of the problem of farming
the vast areas OF Colorado that 80
far have not been successfully brought
under cultivation, and 10 cannot be
too strongly urEed upon farmers, on
commercial bodies and an who are
Interested ln the progress OF the state.
that The system be- given the fullest
iesta and Us advantages Impressed
upon the people who are eager Tor
land and viii gladly occupy and cul.
tivatc az IN tho state that "a now
idle n there 81 good reason 20 expect
90 earn a living from it.-Denver Re
publican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
TRINIDAD SUFFERS
AGAIN BY CL0UDBURST
IN POWDER HOUSE CANYON. THE
WATER RUSHED DOWN UPON
CITY.

About Z O'Clock Tuesday nlght a
heavy rain. accompanied By thunder
and lightning. struck Trinidad com
ing from the north, says tho Chr0ni.
cle-News. In Powder House canyon
clOudburst occurred and In "a few
minutes the arizona avenue arroyo.
that omptles INTO the river az Com.
mercial street was running bank full
The channel ID narrow whore Il
goes under the Santa Pc railroad
tracks and the water backed zap here
and spread The main volume of Il
went caperlng on down Into the Santa
re yards and allied up me turn.table
pit. turning lt into a miniature lake.
The ash pit was Allied aud the round
house was an inland sea. floating
dirty rags TIN cans and debris Of all
sorts. The water did not run very
far west. merely filling In between tho
tracks for a short distance and the
station and station platform were
therefore spared an unclean bath.
"Wednesday morning n gang OF
workmen began pumping the water
out OF the different pits. getting them
Ia shape TO be used by noon, and the
mud that had accumulated along the
tracks was ecraped out with shovols
and hauled away.
The rain was not particularly heavy
In Trinidad, although o good shower
fell and a drizzle continued lntormit.
tently throughout the night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
THE NEW MEXICO ENGLISH MISSION
TwENTY.FiRsT ANNUAL SESSION
TO DC HELD IN SILVER CITY.

The New Mexico English mission
OF the Methodist EPISCOPAL church
VIII hold It's twenty.hfat annual SEES.
SION az Silver City October 3 TO 10,
inclusive.
This mission comprises the largest
territory probably In old AothOdism.
Il Includes the whole % New Mexico.
me coanty OF El paso, Texas, kenton,
Okla. and the state OF chihuahua,
Mexico.
All this English work IN this vast
territory Is under the personal su
peryislon Of the Rev. A. p. Morrison,
y. d. whose headquarters are at lei
raso, Texas.
The Bishop who Is 20 preside at the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
SERIOUSLY INJURED
WITH AN AXE.

With big ,gaan over HE left eye
and other painful bruises upon his
person az evidence, Melton Gomez, OF
Wagon Mound, appeared before Jus.
tiee of the Peace Lucero, Al Roy. Mora
county. this week, and oharged a com.
panion, Esteyan Miranda. of Oallegos.
with assault with intent 90 XIII. Tho
Two men were employed aI frelghtars
by aailegos company and we're en-
route ffom 0allegos 10 Springer. when
as the result ~ quarrel Miranda AZ.
lacked Gomez with an axe Miranda
was arrested "a once but owing to the
lack OF evidence. there being no wit.
neossa go the AFFAIR, BE- wos dis.
charged and the case dismissed. As
soon as Miranda was released, Gomez
tried 10 have him put under peace
bonds. but the Justice d.gmlsaed this
case also.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

The banker sat In HIS once chair
With gold piled by his side;
A step was heard on the outer stair.
The door was opened wide,
A Wild eyed person pushed IN with
haste,
With something IN his arm.
Aud gingerly on the table placed
A thing that threatened harm.
Al oace snrang from their chairs two
clerks,
Who throw the crank outdoors:
The banker, with convulsiye Jerks,
Crept of on al tours.
They feared Il was nitroglycorin
And they'd 10 bis be blown,
Twas even worse than Internal mach
Inc
A loaded graphophonei
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

The money you haveg told him ny
waicn was a heirloom, anf worth little
to him, ans NJ no gave &c hack Ito
had Ordered tao driver 30 20 ahead.
and = in. back seat. saw him wave
hla hand AZ ua, and ! waved back.
Then u occurred t0 me that photo.
sraph would be good thing 10 have.
asked him whether ho would 80 me
the favor
Wen, J don't suppose anyhody'd
lccngnizo nae. anyhow. Ia this dis.
guiae, be- remarked. Go ahead
And that Is how Foi the picture"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
RAwLlNs WILL co
INTO CATTLE euslNEss.

r. A. RaWlina. who has been IN the
sheep business about twenty miles
east OF Las Vegas for tho past four
years. has disposed ~ hia flock aud
left Tor Clawaon, Ore. where he viii
iaYeat In q herd OF cattle. NJ. Raw.
lina aud Cr.QHel Il. O. Head % Las
Negas. were boys toEei her, and ln re-
latlnR some % the nEriy incldnlts In
the lives Of both. be- recalled the fact
that Ia Texas. Ia 1854. Colonel Head
onefed him S2e a head for about 500
head ~ cattle However. ~ spnrnod
the offeT. and later ln that disastrous
year be- WIS glad enough io Ret 80 a
head Tor hls herd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
RATION TIE SCENE or
a SOLD HOSIERY.

One % the boldest rObherles ever
committed in Ration took place Sat.
urday night when thieves broke in
the glass front door of lhe pawn shop
owned b. D. \. d Rcdak. and car.
ried away 500 worth Of goods. in.
Guiding rifles REVIEWERS and Jewels.
The miscfe1uia ala not take the
trouble 20 open the show cases. bnt
smashed them They tried 10 ilspofo
Of the plumber ln inWn. Ration ON
GERS wofe notified. ana a. two men
armed with rifles had been soon on a
ilolfht train near starkyllie. hot
pursuit followed, until q was learned
ihst the men were deputy sheriff
oi atarkvi.io and compaui0n.
ani companion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
JERRY SIMPSON is
Still VERY SICK.

A Roswell dispatch says The con
dltion OF Jerry Simpson Is not 20 "a
yOrable tonight. but be IL not IN any
immediate danger. His improvement
recently has been wonderful and bis
physicians say that there are chances
tor hig recovery. bat IN any event he
will be confined 20 his room for
months. Since his serious illness he
has been 10 the point Of death sew
erai times. but showed remarkable W.
fality and viii power and raliied Zach
time. Physicians pronounce his case
a. remarkable. Hls sister, Mrs. slmp-
son Clark 81 Weaiv.llc, Ind, u az his
bedside
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

my a pesalmlsL)

Thy q Posglmigt)
Maiesiy--s Something that goes with
the divine rights OF kings and Is equal
ly fictitious
Sofa Plllow-A harmless product OF
mild mania.
Jealousy-An acute form of acqulsl.
tiveness.
handsaw-- Something different from
a hawk.
Farming-The simplest thing that
an amateur falls down ON.
Engagement-An option ~ two per.
sons upon each other that sometimes
results IN marriage.
Goat--A butter that 81 not churned.
Charity Surprising others By Civ.
ing.
Ham Depends upon whether you
moan pOrcinc or Thespian.
Music-Mlsnomer for certain noises
shrdines-S Small! fish that are pacl..
ed AXE street car patrons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
sArEs TO THE
LAS VEGAS FAIR.

The following are the rates over al
railroads In New Mexico 70 the north.
fern New Mexico fair and fall fes.
tlyal at Las Vegas, az secured ~ the
iaif management
Atchison. Topeka a Santa Re Rail.
WaY-One and onethlfd cents per
mile each way.
Denver 4 RIO Grande-F From so.
yorton east, one fare for the round
trip.
Colorado a southeTn-One fare for
.he round trip 20 Trinidad from ell
New Mexico points
m paso a Soufhwestern-Ono fare
FOR the round trip.
Santa Fe Contral--One fare for the
round trip.
pecoa Valley Llnea-OYer those
reaching Roswell and southeastern
New Mexico, one fare Tor the round
trip.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

Milwaukee, Wis. Sept ia re-
markable photograph II that which
A. q. veIth, Austrian consul In sdH-
wankee. brings home from a western
trip. Mr. Veith and a number Of Eel.
low passengers IN a Yosemite Valley
coach were held up By q lone high.
wayman, and when the hlehwaymnn
had rnished the 500 be- graclonsly
consented 20 stand for a photograph
OF the SCENE, including himself This
was taken hy Mr Neith. and IS prob.
ably the only photograph of the kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
CANDIDATES SUGGESTED FOR
QUEEN OF THE FAIR
FAIR COMMITTEE FURNISHES
THE CITIZEN WITH LIST OF
NAMES. VOTING TO COMMENCE
At ONCE.

This afternoon the fair committee
suggested the following list Of names
as having been mentioned FOR queen
OF the noral parade. the carnival and
MOntozumn bail u ls expected that
other names viii be added to this list
from day 90 day. Las Vegas and san.
% We are expected 70 send IN the
names Of several candidates.
The voting contest this year Is
started for the purpose OF raising I'D.
ditional funds 90 make the hlg FAIR n
success and also 20 assist the fair az.
ISOLATION IN rauCclling tho deficit car
rled over from last years fair The
ballots will only cost five cents
piece and every lady who allows her
name TO be used. whether or not she
takes an active part In tho voting.
will be lending that much assistance
10 the fair committee.
Suggested Candidates.
Mrs. Solomon Luna, Mrs. Mabel
stevens.illmoe Miss May Hazcldlne.
Miss stella lewinson, Mrs NJ. O.
Chadbourno, Miss Ada Campflold
Mrs. J. n. ORiolly, Miss Elizabeth
Wiley. Miss Mildred Fox. Miss Car.
RE Neher. Miss Helen Rodoy. Miss
LILLIAN Spity. Miss sue DObson. Miss
Rose Huntzlneor Miss Mabel Fitch.
Mrs w u Greer. Miss Virginia
Finch, Mrs + T. Wahburn. Miss Jean
cite Walton Miss Jessie HELD Las
Vegas.
The following places will be sup.
piled with ballot boxes: Matsou's The
Economist. Golden Rule. Ilfeld Bros.
I oarnard a Lindemann. Surety In
vestmeni Company. J. II. oRollly. n.
Ruppe. Walton's.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

JEAN MARIUs
The man, Nestor Ronfnut. was for
merly manager Of cutlery factory.
but adversely came 10 him ard he was
unable 10 withstand toe onslRugh,s OF
fate. Hts family consisted ~ hts wife
and three children Jean. 10. Matthew,
"a. and Marius, ~.
The first lntlmatlon the police re
ceivod OF The tragedy was conveyed
In tie iettoi sece we'd BY the police
cCmmissnFy.
The police visited ne home. on
a sofa lny Madame Ronfaut her head
thrown back. her bodice nndGno. her
throat showing an open cash eight IN.
chea long by her side was the body
OF her husband IN a kueeiing posture.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
WORK STARTED ON
ELECTRIC POWER HOUSE.

Work has begun on the new power
house FOR the Las Vogaa Electric
Railway A Light company, al Las
Vegas The building Of brick and
stone win cost $4,000. Work on
the extensions 10 tho trolley line.
which VIII double ~ length In that
CITY. viii start soon. Plans have been
drawn Tor = new tWostOry brick
block for the Aqua Pufa company and
ne contract will be- iet M q few days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
a YOUNG MAN g
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.

a u bearing, a wen knoWn young
man prominent Ia Church work al
hpaWeil. WAS arrested ~ his ohlckon
ranch q mile south of Roswell on fho
charge of grand larceny ID "a claim.
"a thal hf signed The name OF Bert
bearing 20 d registered letter thereby
receiving $40 % bills that belonged 10
another Young man. Ne. Doaring was
Aitalkned before Justice Bailey. no
admitted settling the letter signing
'ne letter book and getting the monev
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
WANT TITLE TO FAIR
GROUNDS AT ROSWELL !

The city Of Roswell brought suit
The other day In the district court OF
Chayea county against y. H. nanlels
20 clear the title 20 tho eouthweai
quarter Of the southeast quarter ana
the northeast quarter OF tbs south.
west quarter % section 81. township
10 south, RANGE "a east. the descfip.
ton o. which Us more easily under.
stood 10 be the fair grounds vest OF
town, says che Record Il ~ alleged
that the plaintiff % the owner OF the
fair grounds and that the land vas
sold BY What Wis pnrported 70 DO q
tax sale. that vas not leFal. The
plaintiff asks that this alleged sala
be SET aside and the title made clear.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
WANT ADDITION no
MILITARY INSTITUTE

the educational COMMITTEES OF the
commercial club az Roswell. win nof
only Take w. che matter of soeurlne
larger accommodations Tor the Nos
Mosieo military institute. bat vii -
aitfr another educational Institute
lhat VIII be- of equal Yalao to maj
community '
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
rEE FIRST BREAcH
or PROMISE SUR

a ease % breach OF promise asa.
lnf $1,000 has been nled in the ~.
lfici court oi Rio Arrlha COUNTY Fr,.
tuaa uiiharn u sho nieintia ana
Jesus Maria Atoucio the defendant
THIS Il said % De- the arst mlt of
w sind brought in the nrst Judicial
district .n Ten years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

ever taken.
Mr. Volth said
I'VE werc an requested by the high.
wayman 90 stand IN row. A. We
did s0, i asked the German guide
whether be- would Join me- IN tacklng
the man. Ho shook his head.
"rhe rohbel searched She women.
and became angry when be- discovered
onp OF them trying 90 hide somo
money in a camera when We got
back into tha stage hc deemed diH.
appointed nd the small amount OF
bis haul and asked. Now is that all
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
What The Campbell system Promises.

Add to Colorado as Il Is today an
average state OF the Mississippi val.
ley, 20 its population the farming
population OF one OF these. 10 rs farm
products those which support tho
people of such one. and some idea
can be formed of what this state iH
10 become " the Campbell system Of
tilling arid lands proves the success
there ls now every reason TO expect.
Losing n0hting that Is now he avn
but gaining that which o. sufficient
for the population OF ali Eastern state
there Is a future opened before Colo
RADIO grander than ia strongest ad.
mlrers have dreamed.
The experiments OF Prof Campbell
have gone far and are in their effect
conclusive that IN some degree every
acre Of prairie or valley land IN this
state has a farming value al least
equal 10 that of the productive areas
of Illinois. They promise that In a
few years their productive value will
be fully equal 10 the best OF the non
irrigated sections OF the United States
by the least measure Of success the
experiments have already benefited
this western country inestimably.
80 NNffN RAN'NNf NAfHHA ~ NhA AAAtAAAAAhN
value 20 every acre OF tlllahlC land In
Colorado, and n they continue to
stand the tests Of the seasons for
few years more they will make every
acre that Is now open to settlement
under tho land laws OF the federal
government worth as much as one In
any eastern state.
Such discovery requires time TO
work lis full adaptation and allow lta
fun appraisement. but enough has
been done 20 point 20 much greater
future for this state and TO encourage
the location OF lands that are now
10 De had for The asking. but that IN
q few years Il will be OF high value.
II iH enough 10 encourage the farmers
OF the east 10 head for Colorado and
take up lands. enough to assure that
Il will not be many years before the
eastern part OF Colorado will he one
Immense farm. with Denver the me.
tropOlls Of a farming section yielding
annually treble the output Of all our
mines and present farms combined
Denver Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
sLAckLEo AMONG STOCK
IN MEsILLA VALLEY

A dispatch from ri paso. dated Sep
TENDER 9. says nlackleg has devel
valley b New Mexico and many have
died.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

sulphnroitod HyroEeu Springs
tspl )-- Unusual interest IA shown by
the summer colonies here IN a project.
cd stag carnival for ladies only. They
are 20 attend altlred as gentlemen.
and II ~ intended 20 initiate as much
as possible a gathering 40 an up.to.
date woman's club. There "a 10 be a
buffet nj which soft drinks will he dis.
peuaed IN cocktail glasses. and Al card
tai,les finch is 10 be played. II Is
rrm1red that Turkish cigarettes win
not be tahooed. or course. the pres.
ence of sure enough male person
would break MP the party. but the iai.y
managers after inspecting the rogls.
iers of al the hotels, announce that
there ~ not the slightest possibility OF
such an interruption. When tho stag
takes place NJ r. p. V. haT. n "a ex.
pectod that II win remind old lnhahit.
ants OF the old days when few men
also used 10 be seen az the springs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
DRY FARMING OF MORE
VALUE THAN IRRIGATION
This Is True of New Mexico Where Areas Reclaim
Able By That Means Exceed Those Where
irrigation Is Possible

sldered advisable By even The mos,
liberal minded farmer, and that there
are In preparation for crops next year
over 900 acres more. In the immediate
vicinity Near Cheyenne Wells there
~ another OF these farms. aud IN every
case tho most unlocked for and con.
vIncing success has been encountered.
This o. farming without Irrigation,
without drop OF water outside OF
the natural rainfall.
There Is IN progress OF organization
q NIX combination OF the largest land
owners in eastern Colorado whose
sole object Is To encourage tho cultl-
walton of the arid SOIL ~ menas Of
the Campbell system, and thereby
more than double the value ~ the
vast tracts that iic east Of tho noun.
talns. A farm site win be selected
from the holdings 81 each man and
under the personal direction OF an
expert Intensive farmer employed by
the association, q VIII be- cultivated
accrdlag TO the new method. Tho sue.
cess that has 30 FAR attended every
effort OF those interested In this Kind
OF farming. warrants the prediction
that within a few years the whole Of
eastern Colorado. for ages n barren
plain, viii be one OF the garden spots
OF the world monument 10 the skill
of the brain of man. and an eyerlast.
ing triumph over the conditions OF an
uniavorahle environment.
Another point that IL not generally
known Is the fact that the United
States government has recently pur-
chased i60 acres In the southwestern
corner OF Eagle county. with part ia
Garfield and Phkln counties. high
above the ditch line. where the only
moisture possible must come from ma
turo Itself. which will be cultivated
under the direction of government tx.
perts. The woik Is In the nature OF
an experiment and when the govern.
ment has concluded its part the state
Agricultural collogc will continue 20
conduct Investigations.
What can be done In eastern Colo
RADIO can be done In New Mexico. and
with even better results. u Is not too
much to say. that within five years
New Mexico viii have hundreds an I
hundreds OF farms whore crops Wlli
be- raised ln abundance yearly by thf
use OF the Campbell cultivation meth
Ods.-Ncw Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

Sea shelle. ". Js-- lspl1 Society
~ this exclusive resort eulivoped mat.
ters bv holding a doll chow. There
we're $40 entries, nearly every girl nc
The large hotels dressing n doll for the
exhibit L was Intended 20 have an
eligible Young man TO act as judge.
but 90 the last hour the committee do.
SPARED Of finding one and pressed IN
90 service q popular head wtiter a
rag doll. dressed by a married woman.
won the first prize There was much
dissatisfaction because q curly headed
brunette doll. dressed like bride.
groom, was not awarded the blue rib
bon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
MATHEW
To the Poiloei

Dear Sir; kindly call at my fiat,
Boulevard de strasbOura. Nogent. You
Will find there the dead bodies Of my
three aons and Of my wife, ard my
own. The key Ia under the mat. You
Will find within a longer letter for
yourself. NEsToR RoNFAUT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09
WILD WEST ROAD AGENT ALLOWED
VICTIM TO TAKE HIS PICTURE

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