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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
IN COURT
THE Los PAoILLAs AcEoUiA
ELECTION BEFORE JUDGE AZ
BoTT.


Tho Los Padillas acoquia election
hold the other day. occupied the at
tcntlOn OF the court today The snc.
cralful candidates asked that their &C..
port of the Judges bo approved by the
court 10 this the losers objected. A.
Logging that the judges accepted Illegal
votes on people who did not own land
irrigated by the ditch.
Like In every question there are two
sides. Il seems some time ago each
side had It's commissioners and mayor
dOm0a, and the citizens did not know
whom 10 obey. Both mayordomos
threatened 10 have the men fined for
failure 10 obey them. The attention Of
the court was then called 10 the diff
Guilty, 10 II appearing, that meme of the
commissioners and may0rdomos had
been elected legally. Il was agreed TO
hold n new election. each side select.
ing a Judge, aud a third TO be appoint
ed by the court. An election was thcn
accordingly held on March 20, result.
Ing Ia an election OF four Of the de-
feRdRpts receiving n majority OF the
votes for commissioners and mayor.
domoa. the said judges accordingly
reporting to the court as Der agree
nient. The successful candidates then
asked that their report be approved
By the court and the proper decree
made. ohioctions were alcd to the re-
port hy the unsuccessfni parties, on
the ground that some of the votes
were Illegal
The judges having failed 10 state
whether they passed upon the quail
gicatiOn Of tho voters. the report was
referred back % them Tor amendment.
This was the only matter before the
court today, save the sentencing Of
two United states prisoners.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
ROCK ISLAND ROAD 70
RUSH coLoRA5o MAIL

A Chicago disp1'ch. dated March 30.
says; A saving of twelve hours ON a
large amount Of mail from the west
VIII be effected hoiwcen ChIcaeo and
New York through an arrangement
made today by the Rock lslard sysiom
for the transportation uf 4ColOradn
mail for points cast of Chic9Eo.
This mail will arrive ~ f4ay fhfl
street station. Chicago, ~ 30 p. M.
daily and 80 cast at bif9 via he axe
Shore limited
Heretofore the Colorado mail has
been arriving In Chicago over various
western roads and going east ON the
Lake Shore az i0.30 p. m. Under the
now arrangement this mail can be de-
llverod IN Albany ~ Y, next after
noon and In Cleveland early In the
m0rnlng.
An effort wiz be made by the Rock
Island 20 secure through the Sixty
third street transfer tho Lake Shores
west.b0und mail ohviatlng The present
method OF transfer by wagons through
Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
WAS AGRfEABLY SURPRISED
BY MODERN ALBUQUERQUE

Prof. McElree of Westminster col.
loge. New WelminEton, Ponnsy ylvAnla,
Il a visitor IN dhe city and 30 use his
own words. was agrecabiy surprised
on seeing what a modern. up-tO-tiato
city Albuquerque was" Ito had expect
ed 20 find adohe houses 90 Sidewalks
and little business, but instead he
found fine sidewalks, good alreets.
substantial business blocks. and q
street car syatom equal 90 any In uho
unEod States and gurpaaslng many.
The professor has travelled 3 groat
deal and seen many cities but none
impressed him as favOraliy ~ Albu.
quenque. ne came hero for The houcfit
~ his health and has HO much impnOy'
ed that ho will leave for hia home IN
about a month, and next fall resume
bis work a. one ~ tho faculty 0f West
Minister u0llege, n large aectarlan in'
stitutiun of ghe uniiei Presbyterian
church. located az Nov Wilmington
Lawrence county. Pennsylvania, sixty
miles north Of Pitiaburg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
BONDS OF COUNTY TRfASURERS
APPROVED BY TERRITORIAL
SCHOOL suPT. HADLEY AND
PLACED ON FILE.

Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Hiram HRdiey has approved the honda
OF the following county treasurore and
ex.onicio collectors. said bonds being
for the safe keeping 81 school moneys
IN their charge!
Bernalllo. Frank a. Hubbell. t2b,-
900, personal surety: Chayes, J. 3.
ga. $40 900, personal surety. COliaN,
GEORGE ]. Pace. $4,000. personal sure
"; Dona Ana, Oscar llohmnr $4,000.
personal surety; Eddy, John ID. Wal
ker. $4,000. personal surety; Grant,
Arthur s. GOodoll, ft0,O00, personal
surety; Leonard Wood. Camilo San
chez. $4,000. PERSONA surety; lin.
coin. J. "A. Canning. $4,000, personal
aurety. Luna. 9. J. Kelly. $4,000. per
sonal surety Mckinley, Palmer keit
nor. $4,000. personal surety Mora
Daniel Cassidy. $4,000. personal suro
ty; Otero. James @. Dunn. $4,000 per
sonal surety: Quay, Donald Stewart
$40 900, personal surety; Rio Arriba
Voucaslao Jaramillo. $4,000. persona
surety. Roosevelt, John NJ. Faggard
go 900. personal surety. GBnd0vai, Il
A. Miora. $4,000. personal surety
San Juan, William VI Williams. $40,
600. personal surety; San Miguel
Eurenio Romero. S300u0. persona
surety; Santa Fe, Celso iopez. $50,
coo, surety company; Sierra, j. q
plommnns, $4,000. personal surety
socorro Jose " Torres. $4,000. per
rpnal surety; Tans. Jose NJ. Medina
Si0 900. surety company. Torrance
william Mcintosh. $4,000. persona
surety, Union. John ". WOlford $40
600. surety company, Valencia, Solo
mon Luna. $4,000. personal surety
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
CHA RIVER FOREST RE-
SERVE IN NEW MEXICO
Important Press Bulletin on the Subject Has
JUST Been Issued by the Geological
Survey Department

instance less than ninciy miles away,
iihat u system of irrigation would hard.
~ pay for Itself
Grazing. tho most important OF the
Industries II this region, requires cane
mi attention and supervision 10 pre-
vent the total destruction Of the grass
rOOtE BY ovorEtocklng. The mining
industries Ia tho reserve are confined
10 the MOgollon Mountains and prac-
tlcally 20 tho COOney mining district.
although few pnospgcts are found on
South Fork OF Whitewater creek.
Tho advent OF railroad facilities would
undoubtedly bring the district 20 the
front, but there Is little prospect Of
that Ia the near future, "a tho terri.
tory la practically unpIOductive aRri.
cuhufaiiy and tho only freight avail.
able would bo Inc ore from Cooney
district.
Logging operations have been car.
riCd ON In a desultoTy manner Tor
s0mo years ia different parts of the
reserve. Wherever the yellow pine
has been lOggod clean, the young
growth on the lower lands IL newt
ably yellow pine, which is growing
very rapidly In places. Tho younR
groWth throughout the alpine and
mountainous regions n white tir, nod
mr. Timber pine, spruce and halaam
and lho proportion of TepfOduetion u
Ia tho order named. AZ the lower
attitudes mo second growth timber Il
very hmitei. However close theil
proximity 10 streams, the different
species Of cottonwood, walnut and
alder. box elder, and sycamore roprO
duoo themselves % a limited extent
only. mostly Ia shady places al0nf
deep, rugged canyons. All of thesy
varieties are indigenous 90 the soil ant
grow freely whoreroi there IS suncion
yWnlature. Tho depth Of hulnus Il
slight, che lOWlandS being entirely
devoid Of g. The liUor and chs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

From Mariinavillo, Ind, Democrat.
Albuquerque Is beautiful city OF
from ] 2 900 10 $4,000 Inhabitants. lt
IL situated IN the Rio Orando valley
The city has a frontage uf three miles
or more on the river, the banks Of
which are very low and whom the
snow mclis fast In the spring the river
rises rapidly ana mandates all the low
lands aud part of the city. The city
now a. arranging 20 commence build.
ing a dyke from below 90 some favora.
bile point above tor the protection OF
the city. There Is but one wagon
bridge that spans the Rio Grando aud
there 10 continuous travel each way
A large majority Of the population are
white. representatives from nearly
every state In the union; next comes
the Mexican, who Is quite cActor In
numbers and in the business OF the
city. and a small per cent OF several
other natiOnallties The largest bust
ness concern here Is the Santa Re
railroad, Il operates a large number
OF ware houses Il has miles Of switch.
es aud side tracks. round house and
repair shops. rou can go and stand
on the vladuct any time OF day and
count two hundred cars or more and
several engines. They employ a large
force of men. There are three Or four
lumber companies, who consume a
whole train load of logs daily; four
National banks and three trust CON
panies who represent o large amount
OF capital and are doing q heavy busi.
ness. Nearly all branches Of trade are
represented In the wholesale as we'll
as the retail department ] will say
here none Of the buildings are over
three stories high. They are erected
with much taste The Amiio red
stone and the Barnett buildings will
90 credit 10 any city In tho United
States. There are two play houses,
The Commercial club which IN three
stories and makes magnificent ap-
pearanco. and the Elks' new opera
house which nearly duplicates the
Commercial club. Tho territorial uui.
versity n located on the highest point
ON the south side ! visited said In
atitutlon last week and was granted
free access 20 the institution as
conded 10 the top and raised a window
which gave me a view Of the whole
city, and the surrounding country
from eighteen 60 forty or perhaps six
~ miles, All the ward school houses
are two stories and up 10 date. only
visited one and as nay time was limited
did not make n public address. The
81. Joseph hospital and the Rio Gran.
de railroad hospital are each located
on elevated grounds on the south side /.
are both built OF brick and stone, are
handsome structures, on the outside,
and are finished up on the inside with
n view Of cleanliness and sanitary
conditions. The 81. Joseph Is suporin.
tended by fourteen sisters Of the Ro-
man Catholic faith There are thirteen
places Of worship. all fairly good build
inga, four ~ which are Roman Cath
Ollie. two kinds OF Methodists. baptists
Preshyterians, Lutheran. Congrega
tionallst had no time 20 go TO the
government Indian school. Il IL near
three miles from my lodging. The A.
tendance 10 variously represented "a
mo 20 be between throee and six
hundred ] expect to visit Il later on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
NO MORE RELINOUISHMENTS
AN ACT or coNoREss REPEATING
THE SELECTION or LIEU LANDS

Tho following ac, OF congress passed
during the closing hours ~ the last
session, which ~ OF considerable TN
porance 10 homcstoaders or others
owning land within a forest reserve;
THAT fhehcts Of June 4, 1897, June
g. 1900. aud March 3. 1901. are hereby
repealed SO FAR a. they provide for
tho relinquishmcnt selection and
pateutlng of lands In lieu Of iracfs
covered by an unpcrfccsod bona hdc
claim or patent within n forrest reserve
but the validity of contfacis outer1d
into by the secretary oi che interior
prior 10 the uassago OF this aCt shall
not BE- impaired.
Provided. That selections heretofore
made In lieu OF lands rellnquiHhcd o.
the Unltod States may be perfected
snd patents issued therefor the same
as though this ACT had not been passod
and n for any reason not tho fault Of
the party making the same. any pend
ina selection Ia held invalid. another
selection for Ike quantity 81 land
may lse made In lieu thcreior."
undor the provision of this law
owners OF lands wlthin forest reserve
can not relinqulsh u and secure land
elsewhere outside a fOreat reserve.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
NEW MEXICO DEFENDED
BY JUDGE WALDO

Col. n. II. Twitchsll. who returned
the other evening from Chicago, whore
he attended q banquet given BY Vice
President r. d. Kenna, Of the Santa
Re. TO General Solloitnr Gardiner
Laahrop, and who Is In Albuquerque TO
day. says thSt Judge Henry l.. Waldo
made a ruuEing address a. the banquet
In championship Of New Mexicg and
her interests. iio presented tho claims
OF New Mexico, hor advantages and
her promise of the future in such clo-
queni termR a. 90 win applause from
the assembly.
The banqnet was given az MI. Ken
mas beautiful homo In Chicago. u was
attended by the principal attorneys
connected with the entire system. ta
appointments were ideal AZ the ban
quet the pleasing announcement was
made for lIhe first 1mo that Mr.,
Kenna would not T0tire from the eorv'
ice of the Santa Ee bat would re-
main IN the high place OF frat vice.
president 90 carry on some Important
proiocts u the c0mpCny.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Chile Dc faicT, d santa Fo switch
man "a Las Vegas, WAS shot and killed
In a sal0on ~ that place last night ~
Edward Gray, a bartender. The trouble
arose over a nick0l.inthR-slOt machine.
Fatar claimed thai the machine owed
him IS. which Gray claims be won BY
unfair methods. Gray refused 20 Tay
the money. FRter called Gray a Vile
name and Gray struck him Ia the face
win a pistol and thon shot HIM. Gray
ID said 10 have eeryod a term In the
ponitontiary ~ Colorado, bot has con
dueted himself peacefully while having
lived there q yeaf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

The ella River forest reserve. which
was established by proclamation Vt
President Mckinley on March 2 1888,
Was examined IN the summer OF 1908
by SIR. Theodore v. RixOn, OF tno
United siafes Geological Survey.
Mr. Rixona report, which the Survey
publtssho8 as Professional Paper No.
30, h now available Besides examin.
INK the lands Mr.. RlxOn made a rough
survey oi the area and prepared a
reconnaissance mep, which Is used aa
an illustration In tho report.
This reserve includes several prom
nont mountain ra.Iges, the principal
al which are the san Francisco. the
1MlRrOsa, the MOgOllon, and tine
Hack Tho southwest corner Of the
reserve h, generally speaking, a roll
lng country with many prOmlnan,
buit0a, and n without trees except d
light growth OF scrub timber IN
patches. Tho extreme southwestern
IyOrtion, In which Mount McMullor
raises lts barron summit Is very rocky
and abrupt Here the country drop,
porpondicularly several hundred fees
into a desert tributary 30 san Fran
clao0 river, which lies distant twenty
nlilos or more 20 tho west The 10
serve a. a whole ia well waterod, al
the streams from the mountain rangoi
carrying a considerable ilow for a lOni
distance beyond the forest regions.
Is trayersed by fairly good roads anl
trails, which follow the valleys.
Agriculture IL carried ON extonslvoi
along san Francisco river and thor
ara a few farming settlements alonI
Gila river. but no large agriculture
aroa exists anywhere within rhe cor
fines of tho reserve. by introducin.
reservoirs and irrisating ditches IN
amount OF available agricultural Ian
could be largely increased. The maj
kot for tho products ~ this district I
90 distant however, beins ia %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
WILL FINISH IN A
COUPLE OF MONTHS
TAKING TESTIMONY IN THE KAN.
SAS.cOLORADO SUIT WILL
THEN BE ENDED, SAYS JUDGE
RICHARDSON.

judge G. A.. Richardson, who return.
cd 10 Roswell from Dcnycr, gave out
some interesting information while
talking 10 Record reporter. Ne says;
"slncc leaving Roswell the last time
have been IN Denver. Iittlf Rock aud
Washington. taking evidence as com.
missioner for the United 8iaies SUI
preme court In the Kansas Colorado
suit over the waters Of the Arkansas
river. Al all OF these PLACES the testi'
mony was taken for the government,
which has become the third party IN
the suit. We we're a week az Denver,
two days at Little Rock, whore We In
vesiigated the naylEabillty OF the Ar.
kansas river. and AZ Washington two
weeks.
I'VE have adjourned until April 10.
when We meet af Denver. and when
Colorado takes up its side again Colo.
RADIO still has sixty days aud Kansas
thirty days IN which 10 give testimony,
bat we hepC thcy viii not take up all
the time to which they are entitled
We hope TO conclude the bearing on
or before June ist.
Il have received 1900 PAGES Of tes.
tlm0ny and have 1900 yet 10 review
that has been taken ana Is being
transcribed Then. there win probably
be- $500 more pages that are yet 90
be taken. This gives some idea Of the
immensely Of the work.
'At Washington some Of the i'm.
portant witnesses were Senators War.
ren. Hansbrough. Dohols OF idaho. and
Needham OF California. Mondell. Of
Wyoming; Reeder Of Kansas; =. a..
Newell. chief engineer OF the ge0loHi.
cal survey; George A. Maxwell, OF
California, big promoter oi Irrigation
In the west: Governor nrnNy. Of Ari.
gOna.
"At Denver Ex-senator toscph NJ.
Carey. OF Wyoming. was oao Of the
Witnesses"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

undcrbrush among the alpinJ timber
are very heavy This reserve has SUI
iorcd very little from nnes.
n the totally barren area ia not
taken into consideration. tho 0ila
river forrest reserve % a well timborod
region. The total aroa examined ~
about $3.50 square miles. OF this. 2bsS
square miles, or TIA per cen1, are GOV.
orcd with nscrchantahlc timber II
extra quality, square miles have
heen burned % Square miles. or 2M
PER ccnf. have boon logged; and $50
square miles 90 2gh per cent, arc
nafurally timberleas. Tho timber Of
the reserve amounts 80 a total Of
5.SgT iGa. .760 feei y. M.. giving an aver
age stand OF 2532 feet y. M.. por acre
over the entire timborod belt Yellow
pine constitutes 57.7b pcr cent and red
mr. 2B.37 per cent a the morchantablo
species IN the reserve.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
ACCIDENTS AT CLIFTON
ONE MAN STRUCK ON HEAD, AN.
OTHER BLOWN TO PIECES BY
DYNAMITE.

Frank Lee. an American about f0rfy
years Of age. was accidentally killed
near Colorado Sunday last, while In
enc emplcy Of the Arizona a New Mex
eco hallway company, saya the Clifton
Era.
Il secms thar a blasi bad been put
on IN snme conElomoate along the
roadbcd. and all tho men had gone "a
what was considered q safe distance.
Ice. lE company with anDther Arnen'
can, was almost thrcg hundred yards
fn0n tho blast when a expio,lod. Lees
COMPANIONS saw some rocks coming
howard them. and tnok Hheitor BY
rcireadlng under the edge ~ tbo nm
and advised Ice 90 DO the same. bIi
he replied that 4 was perfectly safe
but a aecOnd later started 20 run FOR
ward when a gravel about the eixe OF q
hens eEg struck him IN the back o.
ihe heod, smashing the skull and
causing instant death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
cATTLEMEN ARE ANXIOUS
TO AID The GOVERNMENT

W. w Turney, president Of me
Tuxaa C6tiio Halaos' association aitd
tho Interstate Cattle Growers aaaocia'
tion. relative % the resolution Of tae
Texas cafilomen % give All possible
evidence ln the beof inquiry, hnn ia'
sued the fOii0winE.
"Ninoty per cent ~ ne cattle grow.
ons 81 the county beiioTe thefe - an
ili0Tal onmhlnailOn having tor 10 OBJ
tect the aiiillpg of composition and tho
cOntroilinE ~ Do per cefF oi the cattle
ahlpIrd 10 che els great HlauHhtorin8
ma ks.in--C hicaEO. Kansas CNy, 81
Louis. Port Worth, Omaha and Los
Angeles and fbcy arn ready ~ oolp
the government and will help 4 All
thoy can 10 break up this monster. y
can bo done and she cattiomon viii
help.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Jesus VeEa was tho "powdcr man"
or the shannon mine. u was hia duty
90 carry tho powder from the magazine
tO the men employed In the mine. Yee.
tcr'iay at about N O'Clock he ioadcd
up the fuao caps, and about tWeufy-
i've sticks of giant and started for the
tunnel. which ls the entrance ~ the
mine. In some unaccuuniahlc manner
The dynamite exploded before the tun.
ncl wns reached. aud Jesus Neraa was
blown 10 atoms. SO completely wns
ihe work done ihnt only small pieces
oi the body were recovered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
wHlsKEV CAUSES SERIOUS
TROUBLE AT CARLSBAD

Several men who attended bali
given IN Carlsbad on last Saturday
night imblded too freely and AZ re-
suit two men tocame involved In a
quarrel over their respective claims TO
one Of the bluahing aenoritas, and a
nght Immediately euRned About q
dozen of the drunken men engaged IN
free for all ight. using hsta. rocks,
knives and other instruments OF tor
ture. blood flowed freely ana several
~ the men are IN serious candition.
Estanlslado Hernandez was almost cut
into pieces ana 4 10 very doubtful II
he WIN recover Tile leader of the
cutting affray Is In Jan and VIII AZ
pear before judge Cunningham tJday
for trial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

ro1sacOla, Fla, March 3i.--iicar Al
mial u. d. Evana today succeeslod
Roar Admiral Barker a. commander ~
Tho North Aflantic fest Admiral
lo,ans hoisiof his pennant an me bat
tloehlp Nulno. Whlch aucceods She
KearsAgse az iiAxship of the neef. The
new commander WIS received BY tho
oiliCcrs Ia full uaiiogm. while the crew
ana marines were mustered AFT A aA
lutte ~ thiucan guns Waa fired ny tho
various ships o. the fioot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

For selling liquor 70 Indiana Anas'
taciC Iimincz was sentenced 20 pay the
costa OF prosecution and serve three
months In the territorial penitoutiary
and Julius OrtegO was fihod $50 and
costs for like ofease. OrtegO. when
about 10 he sentenced, was seized by
an cpllcptlc ~, brought on NO doubt
by fear and excitement, naturally at,
ionding such an occasion. II caused
quite "a bit Of excitement in the court
ruom.
The civil eases for BernalillO coun
q will be called up and set for trial
tomorrow morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
OFFICIAL MATTERS


The q ilowing nOtariea public have
been appointed BY J. w Reynolds, act
ing governor; Manfor Romero. Frisco,
Sororro county; Wilma NJ. Berger.
Belen. Valencia county.
Railroad Funds Received.
The following railroad funds have
been received at the once OF TorrltOr.
ial Treasurer J. N. Vaughn. Pullman
Gar company. t360.ao
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Col. n. u. TNtlchell. attorney for the
Santa Fe. with oiiice at Las Vegas. u
Ia the city. Mr.. Twltcheli has Just 70
turned from Chicago. where he inter
eated Wesley Merritt. industrial agent
for the santa ~. Ia tho las Vegas res
orvolr project and 4 ID expocsod that
Mr. Merritt viii make e trip 20 Nou
MoxlcO 20 make a personal lnYeailHa-
ton Ol the propoultlon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

o. d atewRrt, the chief IN charge
Of the AlyaradO barber shop. IL a pa
ticnt nf the 81 Joseph sauitarium, suf'
ferinK with typhOit fever. During hia
absence from the ahOp, John Metz u
handling the razor and atrOp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Tho silver CITY independent says.
Mrs A. y. Wltzel and alaier Miss
Minnie iandrum, loft FRIDAY evenina
for Albuquerque. where they 10 81 join
Mr.. Wltxel. who expects 20 reside per.
mancntly In the Duke city The fam
ny wiz bo greatly miased IN tAis city
where they resided for many yeAra
and IN santa Rita. which has rocoitly
boon their home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

superintendent ]. X Alien ~ the ".
cal lndlan scbooi. and lamea y. har'
Der. irrigation superintendent uf tho
Pufrbloa. has been called 20 AaEunA
10 icOk after che wttcr rights Of the
western Puoblos. ana aitena % othef
business oi me Indians.