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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26
NATIONAL SHOOTING
TOURNAMENT OPENS
Magnificent Prizes by Government and Others
FOrty-Three Teams Participating From
All Parts Of the Country.

peting teams and individual crack
shots from various Clubs affiliated
with the National Rifle Association.
The shooting this morning was slow
firing at the 200, 800, SEQ and 900
yards ranges. II will be followed i'm.
mediaiely by rapid fire contest at
200 and 500 yards. That will end 10
days program. The program for To-
morrow morning includes runs IN the
natlunai individual match. In the af.
ternoon the pistol match for individual
contestants will take place IN three
divisions, SLOW. timed and rapid fire
The team contest shooting will not
begin until Saturday. Il viii open az
3 a. m.. with slow firing at 900 and
600 yards, and viii be followed imme.
diaiely by the 200 and 500 yards rapid
firing contest There viii be no shoot.
ing on sunday. On Monday The ma.
tionai team shooting match wiz be
continued and on Tuesday Il viii be
eonelue,s with skirmisa runs. On
"Wednesday the various trophy match.
- VII begin, which will'end on satur.
day, September eth.
Among the prizes 20 be competed
for in team shooting are tho govern.
ment trophy, authorized By congress,
The famous Hilton trophy, presented
by the late JudEe Hilton, and thu
bronze soldier Of Marathon. pre-
scented by tho. commander-ln-chlef on
behalf OF the state OF New York.
Each trophy carries With il q money
prize and individual medals 10 tho
members ot tho victorious teams. The
prizes competed for IN The National
ltile Association contests include the
Wimbledon Cup. tho Leecli Cup, tho
Halls silver Target silver medals and
cash prizes aBgreRating over $1,000.
The last event on the program a the
Presidents match for tho champion.
ship emblom. $50 IN cash and com.
mendatoly autograph letter from the
prosfdoai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26
TAX OF TEN MILLS
ON THE DOLLAR
JUDGE McFie Grants MaRda-
mus Directing Levy To
Pay judgments
AGAINST THE COUNTY or SANTA FE

Attorneys spioss and Davis. Of Las
Vegas. have filed petition In the First
Judicial District Court for Santa ~
county, praying that a peromptory
mandamus issue on the relation OF
Bird s. Coler aud Elverton X. Chap
man. holder Of jndgments for delln.
quent coupons against Santa Fe coun-
.iy. obtained them on September -,
1900. IN the sum OF s7i,55s. and In the
sum OF seO.s2e. directing the board OF
county commissioners 20 levy q tax
OF ten mills on the dollar OF taxable
property in the county Of Santa ne for
the payment OF the said judgments
and interest thereon from date there
Of, the total amounting TO eD2.724 and
TO s16,794. respectively. these amounts
Including interest at five per cent per
aunum 20 date. Associate Justice John
R. McFie has issued peFemptory
mandamug commanding the board of
county commissioners Of Santa 70
county to meet before August aiat,
and make the tax levy as prayed for
hy the petiti0Refs The mandamus
was served on Chairman ArthMs Selig.
man OF tho board Il Is understood
that the board will have an early
meeting 10 take this matter into con.
aideration, and to make the tax levy.
The examination Of fl1 records
shows that the atiornc for Culog
and Chapman inciud8i their peii-
ton for the mandamr oIiy the prop.
eFty OF The present a4nty Of Santa
Pc. while a. 4 cont lded by attorneys
that the property % the precincts Of
EEranoia an Moriasity. which we're
cut from Santa ~ county by the
thiryiltth and thlriy-siK legislative
assemblies. ehoula have been included
IN their petition. Notice ~ aiso called
10 the iaoi that on February 7. 1901,
the board Of county commissioners
made a levy OF 81 mills or i.6 cents
On each dollar of ali assessed vaiun.
tion in the county at that time. for
the purpose OF paying ne Judgment
above referred 20. and which judF.
monls were made the basis for tho
petition in the mandamus granted on
Tuesday ly the court. The payment
Of this levy made BY the board. af
that time, has been refused hy the
taxpayers. and has never boom paid.
II Is held by lhwyera that the fact Of
the existener Of the first levy should
be taken Into consideration. and " tho
levy ordered made by the maudamua
Of Tuesday " 10 ~ paid. the levy
made ln accordance with tho Judgment
IN October should be stricken from
The tax rolls A. Il now stand5 this
levy Of l.I cenls 90 thn dollar -
valid and Wands on the Tax rolls
against the taxable property os me
county located within iis 'lmils then
and tnerc.
on the other hand, Il ~ alleged by
other attorneys that the levy saat
made ~ the court vacated the levy
made by The couniy commissioners on
February z, 1901, and is virtually
stricken from the TAX rolls oi mat
year u a said that q was the IN.
tention of the lawyers for complain.
ants Ia this tnsc 20 ahand0n the 1901
levy and tEas NO objection viii be
made Nv them. should tnls be done.
and ordered By the county commis,
siOnera.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26
PORTRAIT OF LINCOLN
Is FORMED IN STONE

Portland. Ore. Aug. 2a--A very fine
likeness Of Abraham Lincoln, transfer.
red 90 q llmastouA atfface by natural
process, 10 one of the most inter sting
curi0siiies M the Lewis and Clark IN.
position. To make this picture a. Il
u today. indellbly printed IN the act.
ual stone and permanently framed
With a solid stone an inch thick. re-
qulred two months.
4 was known that The waters Of the
Thcrmppolls Il0t SPRINGS. IN Blg Horn
county, Wyoming. possessed the pow.
~ Of depOsitluR lime ln such quanti.
tioa a. 90 form solid stone a local
genius determined 10 Try the expert.
ment Of making the wafer transfer a
likoneaa Of Lincoln 20 stone
Procuring 4 picture Of the naftyred
president IN a magazine. he placed the
likeness face down upon q plank aud
land 81 in the water Of one Of the
springs, 30 that the surfaces was bare
" covered Any greater depth of
watcr would have washed away the
lime instead Of dcposlflnR a.
within two mouths the action ~
the water had formed q limestone
aiab on inch thick. upon the surface
81 which appeared tho picture 0i Lin
coin. aiaFiilnKiy vivid Tho slab n
nov seen 10 mo Wyoming section Of
the Mines and Meialiurgy building az
the PerflaHd Fair whore any0ne who
desires may look AZ the picture.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26
WILL Be
COMPLETED AT ONCE
Col. v. 5. HOpeweII. Just
Back frSs: New York.
Brings Good News.
TORRANCE ROSWELL EXTENSION

Col. w =. HOpewell, general mana
ger ~ the Albuquerque Eastern rail-
way, who has been n New York To-.
the past ak weeks. during which tlma
80 succeeded In raising funds Tor tho
completion of the Aibnauerone Fast.
crn, war Ia the city short limo last
night on his way io nls ranch AZ HIS
boro, SIERRA county whore he goes 10
Visit Mrs. hopewoil who "a suffering
ff0m a slight attack 81 ilineas. 40
days
Mr. Hopowell stated that conatruU-
tion wurS on The Eastern fron Nor
ihriiy 90 Albuquerque would he Duah-
"a 90 completion al once and that
trains would be running into this city
oycr The new road IN few months,
The branch 10 the HaEan coal aelds
win also bo built.
Whilc east the colonel and hia ASSOC
ciaies went over the plans for the prO-
posed extension of the road from
Torrance 20 Roswell and he saws that
Il Il not No nll unlikely that actual
construction work on this limo VIII be-
commenced shortly.
Upon Colonel Hopowoiln return
from Hliisboro. he will be- met here by
an expert engineer aud railroad bulld-
er from the east, sent hero by eastern
capitalists for tho purpose ~ inspect.
lnE. and investigating the Torrance
Roswell project. and together they
VIII make Trip over the proposed
line
Il IL said that the report made By
this engineer upon hia return 70 Now
York, viii depend larNcly whether or
not the road viii be built. n the en-.
Eineer reports favornbly, 4 "a Mr..
Hopewelle opinion that bonds for tho
construction % tho road. will at once
be- Issued.
Mr. hopowell o. a strong advocate
of iol-t statehood for the two terrific.
rios and stated that hc was confident
from conversations with leading east
ern fnanclera and politicians. that
public sentiment favored Joint state
hood FOR New Mexico ana Arizona.
and chat in bis opinion. no other kind
~ atatohpod was possible FER tho two
territories FOR many years 10 come.
lie, himself. while east, expressed his
opinion 20 many who asked him con.
cerning the matter. that Joint state.
hood would be best for the two terri.
tories. and whenever be possibly can,
he q putting IN lick for Joint state.
hood.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Sea 0lrt, n. j.. Aug. 2i.---1'he great
national shooting tournament, under
the auspices Of the National Board
for the Promotion OF Rifle Practice.
opened AZ the Sea Glrt National Rifle
Range. this morning. Il Is the third
tournament Of lts kind ever held In
this country under the law OF cop-
gIess authorizing these competitions
n marksmanship, and providing tor
h0 requisite funds for holding them.
How much the interest In these an
lual tournaments has Increased is ap-
parent from the fact that only fifteen
.eams competed IN the tournament
IN the fall OF 1903. four Of them be-
Ing from tho army and navy. Ohio
and Michigan were the only states
which sent complete teams. Al the
tournament !n 1904, which was held az
Fort Riley, kan, nineteen teams took
pait while thia year ioriythrCo teams.
representing nearly every state IN the
Union, Hawaii aud the District OF
Columbia, have been entered, besides
teams from the u. y. infantry and
cavalry. the navy, the marine service,
aud the academies at WeAt Point aud
Annapolis.
The present meeting ls held under
the supervision ot General w. +. Hail.
q. y. A., one oi the members OF the
National Board for the Promotion OF
rifle Practice, representing the gov.
ernment. Captain Rhodes Of the gen.
eral staff, Is post adiutant, and Lieut..
Albert 3. Jones' secretary OF the Ma
fIAUaN uINla Aaaa.Iuff.u nwI f...t.
army officers VIII act as statistical
officers. Capt Alvin II, Graft. First
Regiment. n. D., National Guard. ls
post Quaftermas,er, aud Capt. Hot u
ordnance officer Congress- has ap.
proprlaged $4,000 20 defray expenses
oi the tournament and the state OF
New Jersey and the National Rifle
Association have also contributed lib.
orally 70 Insure the success OF the
event.
Tho rlflemen OF the various teams
and Individual crack shots began 20
arrive here last week and found every.
thing ready for their reception. A city
OF tents has been erected hack OF the
range which viii give ample accom.
modhtl1n % all the sharpshooters III.
ready here and those who will arIiye
here during today and tomorrow Gov.
efnor Stokes hss Oponed headquarters
here aad Will entertain large number
ol prominent visitors during the tour.
nament. Several governors. United
States senaiors and members Of con.
Rreas, besides other prominent gov
ernmens officials aud officers az tho
army are.ekpocJed 10 aifond ina shoot.
Ing a. the guests OF The governor
This morning the individual con
tests for ihe individual national cham.
nionships began. Among the contest.
ants are many members OF the com.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

town, ihe annual picnic OF the 0ro-
cers' ana Butchers Association IL acid
here Instead ~ NJ some resort out
of town. This ls the first tangible
result OF the Inauguration of a policy
oi protecting home Industries, which
was agreed upon By the merchants
and citlzens Of Battle Greek at re-.
cent meotlng. The eltlzens are DO.
tnfmined % huy an they nerd from the
local merchants. lnftead NJ sending
mail ordefs 20 Chicago and other
cities Il is expected that the example
of the cltlzens OF Battle Creek will
find imliators In many other smaller
towns 10 this state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Beatty. Pa. Aug. 2t-Tho new ~.
Ninconts church, one OF the hand.
sonsest Roman Catholic churches IN
this state, recently completed al o
cost of over half a million dollars.
was dedicated this mOrnlng with 40.
propriAte ceremonies Many yisitOr1
from flltsburg and other cities In this
state nttended the impressive core.
mony 81. Nincent'a IA tho abbey
cburca Of the benedlctipe monastery.
the largest Ia the world u la not
veiY large but exQnisltely decorated
and contains Rint beautiful nlfara of
Narfara marble The ediflce was ded.
lcnted IN Bishop Canuyln ana nishon
Acfau' of Trenton, n. D., preached
the sermon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26
BUILDING RECORD OF
A LOCAL CONTRACTOR
M HEATED TERN HE HAS EIGHT.
TEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH or RESIDENCE WORK,
BEslpEs BUSINESS IMPROVE.
mENTs.

Building IN Albuquerque this sum
mer has shown little Il any ahate-
mont, though here AZ IN El paa0. the
busy building season inciudes half Of
the fall. all OF the winter, and much
OF the spring. Yet now. IN tae very
height OF the heated term, one can
scarcely so through the city IN any
direction, whether business or resi-
dence part without seeing here, there
aud everywhere, buildings IN various
stages OF construction.
A Citizen representative was talk.
ing with a. v. Tegner. contractor. who
ls about completing the changos ln
the Harper bulldiag on the corner OF
Railroad avenue and Paradise alley,
hy which the building will be fitted
for the occupancy OF Yhuow, the
pawEvfuiler me changes here will
cost about $500. Including a change
Of front, tho thorough rcfitting OF the
interior, and the construction OF
booths for ladies', who may obtain pri-
vate eHeifaacc from the alley ON the
side.
Mr. Tegner ls also nearing compile.
tiOn on NE addition Ia the p0niofiico
building. for which he obtained tho
contract He a iil.peasinr 4 buslhees
property on South Second street, has
bat recently completed the Improve.
ments In the Glechner building,
Fourth street and Gold avenue. whe-e
the Albuquerque Electric Light. Gas
and Power Company have their office.
and II now working on a platform
i0x24 feet for the Albuquerque Power
Company. 10 connect with the convey
or from the American Lumber Com,
pany's city miils.
Mr. Togncr also stated that he now
has In hand or has completed in the
last few weeks $4,000 worth of resi-
denee buildings, emong which he men.
toned a home for Rabbi knplan. ad.
Joining the Jewish Temple, resi-.
denco IN the Highlands for Mr.. Mon.
toya; and n double house, Of artificial
stone. and containing twenty rooms
on North Fourth street for the
Thelln brothers.
This Is but the record OF a sinRio
contractor. and one who has baen
working Tor himself. less than two
years. Could The Citizen get a aim.
liar list from all the other contractors.
II would show a summer record OF
which ans city might well be proud
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26
MEXlCANS TO BE SENT
BACK TO THEIR HOMES

y. n. Ownhy. county commissioner
of Grant county New Mexico, has
written TO Immigration Inspector
schmuckcr AZ Ei pasn. asking thar the
Mexlcans who arrived there few
days ago, suffering from amallpOx, be
deported. The immigration bureau
VIII at once take steps IN the matter.
According % tho statements made
by The Mexicans themselves when
they reached l.Ordshurg. they are not
entitled 20 remain In this country.
and Il y likely that they viii be seat
back acrOss the border in a hurry
when they set well enough TO ba
mOved.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

This "a the card Dick Dillon. trav.
cling salesman for the above popular
nrm. la sending out 10 his customers.
n is a very clever Advertising scheme
and would be a good example for other
eniorprising business houses OF Al
buquorque.
Secretary sellers today received a
letter from " n. Styles. general pas
senger agent for the ~ Paso a South.
western railroad. promising a rate OF
one and one-thifd fare for the terri
torial fair. Mr. styles stated In his
letter that this rate would be put on
only between September lb and "a,
with return llDtlt on Ihe 25th. The
fare on the SANTA Fe Central during
the territorial fair. which occurs in
Albuquerque. will be ono and one
third regular fare. which from Tor.
rance, on the Rock Island, win be
si.6s.
Thomas Moran, oflcc man for r. +.
McCanna. who Is now In Chicago, has
n letter from Mr.. McCanna, saying
that he will return TO New Mexico
about September 1. Mr. McCEnna has
charge Of the merchants parade,
which viii be one OF the features of
the territorial fair. and viii begin
boosting Il as soon az he returns. LIB
oral prizes have been offered for the
best decorated floats. ana this should
help some 10 encourage every mer.
chant TO vie with hls neighaors In
producing the best float.
ElwOod Albright and Willie McMil.
Jan have been appointed 10 conduct
the Information bureau during tho fair.
The lodge building 20 the east Of the
entrance Of the AlyaradO. near the
station. viii be used as headquarters
Tor the boys. This viii place the hu
roRu convenient 20 the depot who're
Il cannot be missed by Htrangera.
Messrs. Albright and Mcmillan had
charge OF this function Of the fair last
year and their experience ON the pre-
ylous occasion win assist them ma
tcriaily IN attending TO she wants OF
the people this year.
The racing this year Will be equal
10 that OF any previous fair. Although
Il Is early yet, many letters from
horsemen from every part Of the
country, have been received, inquirinR
about rules for the meet. and asking
that stable roorl be saved for their
animals. The g:ii stake race. with
purse OF sl,000. has ave entries so
far, and the time for nominations does
not close until September 1.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Kansas City. Mo-, Aug. 24-By up
holding the ancient right OF wives
20 pick their husbands pockets AZ
night. Jas u. slower, judge Ol AZ.
vision Of the circuit court, has step
ped into the limellght His mail is
heavy with letters commencing ON his
ruling.
Ono Harding. In seeking a divorce.
told OF lnnumerahle indlgnlties IN.
flicied upoN him BY hts wife aud
wound up by saying AT night she
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

0ouverneuF, n r.. Aug. 2f.---Old
Home Woek. the centennial ceiebra.
lion or tble town, BEGAN here this
morning The streets we're filled with
visitors from tho neighhoring dhtricta
and the ilags on nearly every build
ms gave the town q festive appear.
ancc Tho principal event of the cello.
brailon which viii close on August
5Dth, will be The dcdifntiun of tho
mnrhle mtmurial arch erected by the
cltlreha fe commemorate the ccnien.
NAL ~ 0onwrnoug and % honor the
memufy Of lts pionocfe and soldiers.
The arch stands az me Main street
park entrance. n ~ feet hlEh. with
ten foot span, and B i0ol clearing.
vne iront OF the top Of the arch boars
ihe inscription, lest We Forast." {"
white The kcyst1ne Of me arch hears
the Inscription, "Oougernenfa Coh.
tcnnlal 1905"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

OEdenahufg n ~. Aug. es Tho
monument erected On h0ner oi she 81
Lawrence county soldiers, who fell
aufina the Civil war. was unveiled
horo today by Vice President Fasr.
hanks The celebration had 40.
cidediy mlliiary character and was a.
tended By the Tweety.aecond rogi
ment Of inianfry, OF Sachetta Bar-
Dor. lhe Fory-nrGi battalion Of Vie.
ioria rides. II Canada ard the Fourth
0atailioa ol New Work National
guards. Fho Twenty.aecond Infantry
arrived here this mofninR, after hat-
Ing marched the entire distance %
eighty miles, from sackctts Harhor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

almost invariable went threagh my
pockets and cleaned them out"
Judge slower granted the decree,
saying specifically.
"Fav be Il from me 70 condemn the
ancient right II wives TO 80 through
their husbands pockets A wife has
the rieht to do thai. This divorce In
granted, but for other reaaonH."
Judge Slower has been married for
nearly 50 years. He Is a southarper
of disnlfled. courteous bearing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Il a an nnus0al thlne f0r 4 catfish
20 he seen ~ caughi 80 the streams
oi northern New MoAlco. anA this
makes toe fact % recent catch IN
ne San Juan river all the more in.
iereallng hasi week while AehlnE IN
the San 5uat aeag farn'nEion, San
1nan county. Edward Lewis caught a
tweniy.olght pound caihsb With 4 hook
and Vine and nn0ther Hmalief one
W aaehl q little later with 3 not.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Nhtchgo. AnE, 1d.-- Cattle hefclpla.
10000 market Sc loKori native steers.
gf05loo, southern steers. t165N
f1d southern coWb. ti7t02; native
COWS and boilers, 4i.75u5. atocsegs
and feeders. tl.ltW4.aE, balIa. Ntit0
3.aa. calves llbQ0S2t western
.teel1. l3.tv0t.B0; western cows. a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26
FRANK OWEN

This Telegram was received by Mr.
Houston, manager OF The McIntosb
irowhs. this afternoon. ana mean
that Santa Re mas arranged 10 accom-
modale one thousand people IL they
take the excursion next sunday. That
the band wlll meet lhe excarsson ou
the Santa TO Central may he inter.
preied 10 mean thnt The Santa BE
hand viii meet the excursion al Ken.
nYdy. where the Santa 10 ls vladucl,
ca by the Central
Il h u1dcrsiuOd thar Santa Fo mas
secured a Pueblo battery Tor tho
game with the Browns. and II such ID
the case, a good game nay De expect.
"a. benn, the new pitcher, viii do
the twlflmg for the Browns.
Regarding the excursion tickets.
whieh are being sold this afternoon
by Frank Houston and Robert Abra.
ham. 4 must be pndeFstood that shese
cards are 20 be taken 90 the local tlc
kct office and exchanred Tor other tic
keis furnished hy the santa se com
pany.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26
PICKING FIUBBYS POCKET
A WFE'S VESTED RIGHT

OPINION THAT MADE JUDGE MARRIED WIDE
~ FAMoUs-RgFUsEp TO CONSIDER 8
GROUND FoR DIVORCE GUT DECREE FoR orHTR
- - ~'''-'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26
SANTA FE PREPARING
FOR ExCURSIONlSTS

santa Fe, ~ a., Aug 2f--IIaya ar.
ranged accommodation for one thous.
aud, and viii give you league bali.
Hand viii meet you ON santa Fe Cen.
ffnl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26
DUAL TARIFF WOULD MAKE
GERMANY SIT UP AND THINK

PUT q cLus IN THIS HAND The PRESIDENT WHEN KAISER
WILHELM's COUNTRY
CHANCES AGAINST The PASSAGE or The BILL ARE POOR,
HOWEVER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

James Mellnl. OF the firm ol Mellnl
a Eakin. Wholesale liquor doalers,
was a passenger north this morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

Battle Greek. Mich, Aug. "a FOR
the tifst time IN the history OF this
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26
TERRITORIAL FAIR
PLANS MATERIALIZING
Railroad Rates, Advertising
Scheme. Merchants Parade
and Horse Racing
ARE FEATURES ON THE MOVE

SSss egEgSS .
. Get on the trail thut leads 70 .
. albuquerque. Zig territorial fair =
. ting down 10 tho home steetch, :
. hut always have time 70 atop for Z
. your orders. II we don't hit a 4
. washout or develop a hot box, .
. will be with y0n about. ......., 4
= representing Gross, Kelly 4 Co" .
NRee aseeRSa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-26

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