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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
NEW COMPANIES
FILE PAPERS
WITH TtE TERRITORIAL sEcRE.
IAh1 20 90 BUSINESS IN THis
TERRITORY. ''''

Tho following certificates Of lncor.
puiation have been filed la the office
on ,. w Reynolds, secretary Of the
territory.
The Las Vegas Cement stone com.
phhl. The incorporatOrs are William
J. Fox, George II. klnkel. William IA,
lnElrs. Robert ,. Taupert and An.
dfleus a. Jones, all OF Las Vegas. The
objects iof which this companF was
Incorporated are TO acquire hold. sell.
convey, lease, deal In and Improve
real property, to construct houses
AldeWaiks, crossings, curDiur fencing
ana yard ornaments. TO manufacture
blocks and all other articles OF which
cement snail form or he "a component
pa &. 90 DO any Kind or class OF work
ih which cement shall be- used TO buy
and sell and otherwise deal Ina all
classes oi cement; 10 acquire In any
manner hold and operate. any Kind
aud AN classes of machinery useful In
the manufacture of the above pro.
ducts ur articles. 10 buy. sell and deal
ih any and all kinds and classes of
materials and articles used In or al.out
The construction OF buildings or other
structures, nnc IN general 20 DO and
ptliurm any and all acts or things in
cidental 70 or proper In the carrying
out or 4ither OF the aforesaid objects.
The capital stock Is $4,000. d.ridei
into 1000 shares "a $40 each The
term OF existence is ATTY years and the
principal place OF business IA las
vegas The number OF directors shall
De ave and those who will manage tho
business OF the company FOR the Hrst
three months are William l.. Foa
George II. kinEel. William n ungles.
Jones
The Now State Financial and Con.
struction Company. The incorpora.
tors are Henry Koehler. Jr.. Thomas
y. Harlan Of ST. Louis and Charles
springer, Of Cimaron, n N. The OBJ.
Ircts Of this corporation are 90 DO a
general contracting, brokerage. mer.
camille and bonding business. 20 build
promote, equip ana operate railroads.
telegraph and telephone lines. corking
plants. water gas aud electric works.
tunnels, hrldgea, viaducts. etc. The
capital stock is 500 600. divided into
100000 shares az 81 each. The term
OF existence ls hfty years. and tho
principal place OF business Is Ration.
\. NJ with J. r. Leahy named as
agent The number OF directors shall
DO three and those who will manage
INC business " The company FOR the
tirst three months are Henry Koehier.
! IT, Thomas u Harlan and Charles
Springer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
La MESA MAS NOT
BEEN DAMAGED
SAM REYNOLDS SAYS THUS FAR
TIE DYKE HAS PROTECTED
THE TOWN.


Sam Reynolds. who lives no Hotel
AuEcluH, and has farm up the
Mosilla valley, near Ia Mesa. ON the
west bank oi the Rio al nndo. got back
last evening from visiting hls place.
and De- says that Ia Mesa has not fuf.
high water. but that u Ia momcutari,.
Tered the slightest damage from me
threatened, says the ~ pas0 Herald.
Mr. Reynolds went 10 bis ranch hy
way OF the 3 r.. 90 ianark. where he
took u wagon and made the trip over.
land for q distance OF fifteen miles.
Ne says an the supplies Tor the Mes.
lila valley on the west side Of the
Rio Grando between El paso and Ias
Cruces are being shipped io lanark
and from there freighted overland.
ana that The littlc station Us quite a
lively place at present
Mr. Reynolds says that on The night
of May 3o, when La Mesa vas report.
cd here as having hcon washed away.
tho water aid run over the BANKS oi
the river at that point, but that tho
people at once set 90 work 20 build.
ing a dyke aud as "a result they have
thus far saved their homes. Tine
dyke Is about ave feet deep, he says
and the water Is RAINING 20 the top
and u u breaks the Rood will Ger
taiaiy sweep the town away. but as
there are no indications of rise and
the dyke is holding well. tho people
believe they are safe. The water
ne says surrounds la Mesa. being
both above and below o.. bat Uhore is
none In the town Itself.
The real current OF the river. Mr.
Reynolds says is nov almost al Ia
Mesa, having shifted .lm Eal ham. a
mile and throequarttts 10 the east
and the natives beti, that when the
water goes down the river bed will
remain where the channel D. nov lo
Gated. This Will change the river a
I mile ana ihreefourths. aud take ID
that far from the Santa Fo tracks
against which o. has almost washed
a. Earlham Ia The past during ans
rise.
Saturday night the water at Earl
ham and La Mesa was TWO inches
higher than "a any other time this
season. says Mr. Reynolds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
DRILLING BEGINS

@ W. Manson and ]. p. Snyder
spent Tuesday In the old fields and
witnessed the starting Of the new RIG.
says The Carlsbad Argus Everything
was ln readiness al the appointed
time and started without delay. The
diili went down thlTty.six feet while
they we're there and % win he kept
steadily at work until the wen has
been completed. The derrick stands
az The north end OF the field on tho
property OF the Aricsia ON company.
which bears as hattorlng prospects
Tor a big flowing well as any IN fho
field.
Mr. MaNson took several pictures Of
The rir und field. which will bee on ex.
hlhitlnn ut the company's once as
soon as pritned.
They Travelled over the new road
which is now Ian course % construc.
ton. aud which not only ponetfates
the field, hut trayerses its entire
length, terminating az the north end.
The Lakewood on company will
have o rig on their hoidinrs within
"a short time lt VIII be located In
the lower end OF the field. aud with
the two rigs at work la tho opposite
parts OF the field Il will tend 10 es.
tablish iis success and possibilities.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
THE LAoUNA DAM
OVER m ARIZONA

Bids we're again received and open.
ed the other day In los Angeles, for
the construction OF tho Laguna dam.
Ia the Colorado river above Yuma
The highest bid was 81 .O30. 1880, aud
the lowest was that uf ! q. White
a Co. OF New York. for s7e7,650. Az
this bid 10 $4,000 lower than the low
est bid az the former opening. and
$4,000 lower than the estimate OF tho
reclamation service engineers, there
81 strong feeling that the white
company will be- awarded the contract
In this connection u IL proper 10 say
that Yuma also has a fne prospect %
securing another benefit through the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
JUDGE ). 4. meFlE
AGAIN PRESIDENT

The second and last days session
of the ilfth annual convention Of the
New Mexico sunday School asaocia-
lion was held 90 the Methodist church
today. The convention will close to
night with a very interesting pro.
gram. Rev. John g. Carman will lc-
liver the address uf The evening. TAX
iug Tor his subject The Worlds
Greatest syndicate
Election Of officers.
AZ this morning session The an
nual election of officers for the en-
suing year was held, aud resulted as
follows: President Judge John A.
Mcf'ie Of Santa 70, reelected; vice
president Prof Hiram Hadley Of
santa Pc: secretary. b. W. spencer
Albuquerque. reelected; treasurer. C..
Herbert Appleton. Albuquerque re.
elected. Miss y NJ Berger of Belcn
was elected member Rt large on the
executive committee. T.. n. Bullard of
this city, was chosen 20 represent the
New Mexico association az the Inter.
national sunday school convention
az Toronto. which meets next week
Mr. Bullard viii make an EFFORT at
this convention 20 get more aid for
the western states and territories.
which Will result Ia great enhancement
In the work. which rs 40 present handi-
capped by the lack of trained work
cra.
County oHieers Elected Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon the officers OF
the Sunday School association OF
h-rnallllo county were elected as fol
lows:
prosldont-Mrs. ID A. porternold.
Vice President-M Mr.. j.. a. Hammond.
Secretary aud Treasurer-Mr V. o.
Walllngiord.
Superintendent OF Primary Depart
meut- Mrs. q. NJ Webster
Superintendent Of Home Department
Miss Agnes McAlpine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
MARKET LETTER


Special Correspondence.
Ksnaas city. Mo-. June ia Heavy
cattle runs last week broke the mar
Net DO 90 60 cents. Prime cattle auf
fc.nd least. and traders here are
utiu bulliEh on strictly dry lot stun,
hut the partly finished auh partlcu'
larly slippery araaf cattle. are get.
tlnF tao iull hencnt of hll dfclincH
The run today was moderate. at 5000
head. and was linht af other points
market steady Go shade better on
nearly everything The sturkrr and
feeder situation last week was on "
separate basis from killing cattle. The
supply Of those being very small ana
che demand q little hotter than the
previous week. prices ayruainE about
steady Farmers are busy in the
Fields nov, and VIII be While good
weather lasts. CultiV1tluE corn and
harvesting wheat. 50 that no great de-
mand q ON the country ls likely 10 de-
volop soon However. with The in
crcaslng good corn crop pr0aucctH, a
Etr0ng demand for high grace stock.
efs ia sure 10 follow closely Colorado
and western cattle have been repre-.
scented lightly The last week. and a
good run has come from the panhan.
die country. Killing steers from Rocky
Ford sold al s. TO t5.i5. bulls. $40.
a train of oregon aiockcra. 1850 pounds
Ia weight. f340 To $3.50. feeders $3.50.
Panhandle offerings we're OF nll varle.
lies. stock calves sold at ~ 90 $3.50.
1000 io iiOOpunnd feeders sold
around tL00 the frst train of COWS
OF the season AZ s265. ut tie bottom of
the decline. voais, % 10 $3.50.
The run % Texas muttOns VIII be
pretty well over this week and the
shortage 81 receipts o. beginning 90 be-
felt Ia hlgher pilcos for muttons. The
market ia from 10 cents to % cents
higher today. on top of an advance
OF nearly as much last week. Ari.
zona wothers, weighing gS pounds,
sold az e. today. medium To common
mixed Texans az $40 and $3.50. Arr
Nona ycafllngs sold last week al $685..
The supply of lambs iH extremely
small. none a6 an here today Clip
ped STUN sells 40 1915 GO seas. spring
lambs. s. TO S675, No Colorado
wooded lambs have been here for "a
week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
snesp Anp CATTLE sALss.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City. Mo-. June . Follow.
Ing were some sales OF Texas and Afl
zOna muttons he. this week
Monday w. Means San Angelo
Twas. iiSS wethers. 80 pounds SiiO.
n. Purter Mesa. Ariz., $40 ycarllngs
aud lambs. 40 pounds $3.50. James
Scott. Mesa. Ariz.. 532 yoariinRs and
lambs. "a pounds. $50 James Scott.
Mesa, Ariz.. 500 wethers. % pounds.
3f.Gh. James Scott. Mesa, Ariz. $50
wothers ~ pounds Sass. Mckenzie
a r.. san Angelo, Texas. g4S woth.
ers and ewes. az pounds. fiiO. ". r.
Hamilton, San Angelo. Texas. SIS
wethors, 70 pounds. $40.
TueHday-B Porter. Mesa. Arlz.. 1911
wethers, 81 pounds. g. James Scott.
Mesa. Ariz., gis wethers. % pounds.
si.75 james Scott. Mesa. Ariz., CAS-
wothers. i02 pounds. sl75 James
Scott, Mesa. Arlz,, 2i2 yearings. n
pounds. $685.. Mckenzie A. r.. san An
geio. Texas. 9lS wethers, 20 pounds.
yi.55. x. ~ Hamilton. san Angelo.
Texas. Tls weihcrs. n pounds. sac.
"Wednesday GOdair o., Roswell. N.
NJ, 96S ewes and wethers, 93 pounds.
$3.50 Woodward a Collins Peoria.
Arlz 72e lambs and yeariings. SO
pounds. Sb.aS. Woodward A. Collins.
Peoria, Ariz., l.220 ewes and wethcrs,
~ pounds, $40.
Thursday--R NJ. Hamilton, San An.
gelO. Texas. g2f ewes and wethers.
90 pounds. fi65. ". Witt a Son.
Texas. 227 goats, g6 pounds. 1925. D.
T. Tisdale, Texas. 233 ewes aud
wothers. 81 pounds. sass. w. W
Means, San Angelo. Texas. i9S ewes
and wethers. 80 pounds, siG0.
Following are some sales OF Pan.
handle and southwestern range cat.
tle here this week
Monday G. Studer. Canadian.
Texas, SO heifers. $40 pounds, $3.50. j.
&, studcr Canadian, Texas. ! COW.
1910 pounds 81, and calf, no
pounds. $685.. j, A. Rec, Pampa.
Texas. 1870 heifers, 400 pounds 80 80.
Jones a. Son, Childross, Texas. 20
hoifers, GSS ponds. 50.
Tuesday Murphy Live Stock com
paHy, M Paso, Texas. 2Sg yearlings
steers, f62 pounds. $3.50.
Wednesday Eaton 4 Co. Clar.
endon. Texas. so feeders. i.ii0 pounds.
si05. O.. E Farlow. Panhandle. Tex.
as, 100 feeders, 1859 pounds. 81.
Thu~sday-E W. Mckenzie. Mona.
haaa. Texas 100 COWS. 722 pounds.
f26b. 81 steers. sfS pcnnds. $3.50. and
~ bulls, ii75 pounds. $3.50 q. w.
Gibson, Tucumcari. ~ NJ, 10 can.
nors, 732 pounds. t225: ] COW. 500
pounds, So 3 steers, 1913 pounds. 1926
aud yearling stockers, $50 pounds.
So
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
A nArH on &c rRAIN.
The Lake Shore viii lnaugurate Sew.
eral New Features In Travel.

erai New Features IN Travel.
A salt water bath, shave, and
while You sleep. your clothes spongcd
aud pressed. are new features OF
railroadinR 10 be- inaugulaled sunday
on the lake Shore railway. Free stem
ographer and typewriter service is
Also provided and a valet and maid
are 20 be I'm attendance. Ia putting
The Twentieth Century Limited on an
eighteen hour instead uf a twenty
hour basis between Chicago and New
York. the Lake Shore viii take care
OF the passengers In a way entirely
new IN railroadlnR Letters dictated
on the train will bo mailed as the
train fiiea along az a mile a minute.
or faster
An inspection train which left
Bunalo on the Lake Shore and Mich
igan Southern railroad az 5.i5 "a. M.
Monday arrived IN Chicago at 1905
p. M. making the trip IN seven hours
and atty minutes This ~ two
hours quicker between Chicago and
Buffalo han d. called for in the sched-
ulc OF the new eiFhiCon.hour train 90
New York n the same rate of speed
were maintained east Of Buhalo. the
trip between Chicago and New York
via the Lake Shore, could hp made in
fourteen hours and twenty-four min.
utcs. The Empire Express. which has
been running for fourteen years be-.
tween Runal0 and New York. makes
better time than IA called for la the
uoW oirhtccn-hour schedule between
Chicago and New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
prosperous YEAR PREDICTED
FOR AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

President Luther Foster. Of the Now
Mexico College Of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts az Mgssila Park, spent
the day IL the city on his way home
from Santa be, wheo no attended a
meeting of ;he territorial board Of ed.
ucation. OF which he Is member. Mr..
Foster was seen by representative OF
The Citizen relative 20 conditions ut
the school
The past year al the college" said
Mr. Foster. "bas been successful
one In every particular and will do
much 10 encourage the attendance OF
RoXt year. Last year tho enrolment
was 237. or n greater ratio OF almost
half In comparison with the population
OF the territory than the iowa State
Agricultural college. which had an
enrolment numbering 1000 last year.
III Is my opinion mat next year we
win have all the pupils that We can ac.
commodate The reputation OF our
school Is becoming widely known, and
we draw a large number OF pupils
from the east and north, who come TO
the Mpsilla Park school Tor the express
purpose 81 learning the Spanish Ian
Euage Il can well be- said that the
Spanish department nc the New Mex
leo Agricultural college cannot be
cXcellcd any place
Extensive improvements in the way
of an additional building OF two are
under way. and this VIII increase our
accommodation materially. This
most Of all things, Is what has handi-
capped the school. as the enrolment
has almost without exception, exceed.
"a the capacity of the institution
However, as I have already stated.
this drawback Is 60 be In a large meas.
ure overcome by the completion Of
new buildings before the fail semester
beElas.'
President Foster left late this after
noon for Mealla Park
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

reclamation service that II has long
been tryink 20 get through the favOrs
OF congress, and that Ia the building Of
a levee along the Colorado river. Con-
corning this. the Sentinel says. "A
communication from Government En-
gineer Homer HamHn IN charge OF the
reclamation work here was presented
% the town council for confederation
at q meeting held Tuesday night IN
ginecr Hamlin sets forth the route
aud plans for the government icyco,
and asked for a right Of way FOR the
anmo through the tOwnalto.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
WILL OPEN ROAD
TO INDIAN SCHOOL

After months Of delay. during which
time the government has threatened
90 declare on me improvements con.
tomplatod at the Indian school near
thla city the merchants of Alhu.
qutrQno today subscribed 10 a petit.
zion to tho amount oi 500 whereby
the rlght of way Tor Is road 90 run
from Fourth street 10 the Indian school
will Immediately be purchased and tho
road opened
The agitation was started some
months ago, when the Commercial
club offered to buy the right OF way
for such a road. but when Il was as.
coTtained thai a would require about
81 900, the matter was dropped for
awhile This did not discourage su.
perlntendent james X Allen, Of the
Indian school. 10 went quietly To
work himself and secured an option OF
$500 0u q right Of way extending from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Attorney o. A. Marion. OF this city,
returned yesterday afternoon from
Los Angeles, where he went as dele
gate 81 the order IN New Mexico 70
the grand council. Mr. Marion says
that Il was the greatest convention
In the history Of the order and that
the city Of Los Angeles was thrown
omen to the visiting knights The
next meeting viii be held IN New
Haven. Conn, when the national home
OF the Knights OF Columbus will be
dedicated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Gibaitar. June i6.---A six inch shell
exploded ON board the British battle.
ship Magnificent during a gun prao.
tlce. -Four officers ana fourteen men
were injured Ono Officer and three
men have since died. Tho cartridge OF
Abe sholl missed fire. On opening the
breach the cartridge exploded and Ia.
niiod two other cartridges lying In the
easement.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Misses yiolotte and Hulda Holt who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs, Frank
J. Bowyor for tho past ten days, left
this morning on delayed train No. z
for their home IN Point Richmond,
California They will stoI on a eou.
pie OF days at the Grand canyon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Charles Lattre has brought sult :,
Phoenix against the Valley bank and
Shirley Chrlsty 10 recover $50 600. the
alleged value OF 5000 shares of stock
IN the Cleneguita company. Batire al.
leRos IN his complaint that the bank
appropriated this stock 20 Us own use
Willie holding Il for money loaned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

George Duncan has returned 10 Al.
amogordo after a months stay at
his ranches In Chavos county. Dun
can sold his 2-yearOld steers AZ SIC
per head ana has contracted his
throes, four and fivo's fcT September
delivery at s2s for throos and s24.bO
and zap for iour's and hyes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

II was announced al 81. Paul's Epis-
copal church, las Vegas Sunday. that
the yestry had called 10 the rect0rahip
the Rev. J. 3 Moore. ROW pastor OF
nonrlahing church al Biloxi, Miss.
Mr. Moore has accepted the Gail. to
take effect September 4.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

the corner Of she school grounds 10
practically the same terminus on
Fourth street. as the former survey.
IN the meantime the merchants ~
the city had become Impressed With
The idea that the government was GO
ing % pay for the land, but this was
a mistake. as the Indian once on
clally notified Mr. Allen that under no
circumstance would tho government
pst for The land. sud that q rond must
hc pFsscd 8f oucc an Improvements
contemplated Tor the school 20 be- hoid
up in the meantime
This morning Mr. Allen. IN company
with Mossts. VI. w. Hahn, H. W. ID.
bryan ana = y. McCanna. called on
the merchants and IN the course Of a
few hours haA raised iho required
500.
Those who contributed up 10 noon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
orFAuLriNo ARIZONA
OFFICIAL CAPTURED

James u. sails. the dcfoultlng cx.
deputy sheriff Of Yayapal county, ~
under arrest 40 Humble, Texas, and
Sheriff Lowroy of Yavapai. arrived In
isis city yesterday morning en- route
to the lone Star state whore DE VIII
take chargo OF the prisoner sias left
Prescott iast July dufaalter. having
a ls alleged, omhezslcd large sum
Of money. Ito was a deputy under
Joe Roberts. NJ i0wrey's predecessor
On ONCE The exact amount OF his
stoaiinT5 has never been announced
but Ia ~ said 10 nave been between
II 500 and $1,000.
sias left Prescott to go 20 Juarc[
Mexico. acrosa the line from El Paso,
from where he aont back keys that
belonged IN the shJriff's Office. u has
always been supposed that he won't
from there 20 Honduras or Panama.
phoeulx Gazette.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

p0stoiiice has been establishes at
Ruth. in Guadalupe county, twenty
miles northwest of Cueryo. Benjamin
r. Mclaughlin has hoen appointed
postmaster The namv Of the post
has been changed 90 l.oho, Ada c.
Gutter has been appointed postmas.
Ter The special ervice from Algo.
doucs 10 Hagan. sandoyal county. has
been discontinued.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Tho Commercial club met last nifht
and the four directors whose terms
had expired, were reelected as fol-
lows W. n Hopowoil two years
NJ w. Flournoy, NOa lholt and Wal
lace HcsRelden for three years each
The annual report Of Secretary p. II.
McCanna was submitted. approved and
ordered printed. The club will meet
neNt Tuesday night, az which time the
annual election Of officers viii take
place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES.


Nine of DE piatorO hand OF Nav
aIo Indians were down ihis week max.
ng hnal proof On their lands I'm
Canon c.to They say that the pros
pects tor crops this year are excellent
They are busy building a reservoir to
store the water for irrigation pur'
poses.
superintendent Allen visited islota
yesterday for the purpose Of seolng
the damage done by The recent high
water.
Miss Anna g. Englc. day school
teacher from Acomita. called az the
school yesterday. she was on her way
to her home la Abilene. Kan. 90 spend
the summer with her parents.
Charles a. Dickson, supervisor Of
Indian schools spent the past week in
inspecting and investigating matter
pertaining TO the school.
Mr. T.. hoare. from philadelphia Pa.
arrived yesterday ana began has work
OF assistant clerk at the school Ht
was appointed under the civil. serv
ice rules. and this Is his first work
Ia the Indian service.
The question OF "a roadway for the
Indian school Ia again being agitated
and the Indian Office says that no new
road viii bee opened up unless the city
pays for the right OF way
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

8lUHITIUUUnH WTT| TTrUIVOI 20 UTInH
the total up To $500.
Mr. Allen, IN conversation with o
Citizen reporter. stated that he was
very grateful TO the merchants and
others for their generous combinations
and says he VIII make the road the
beet one ln the county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

The Las Vegas Mutual Improve
ment company Of Lac Vegas, has or
ganizod by the election Of the fol-
lowing officers President. j. 7. Hos
klns. 3. Bacharach, vice president;
-. - Reynolds, secretary; +. r.
poarco treasurer. The president was
authorized 20 confer with Architects
Ram q Rapp regarding plans for six
modern homes which will be begun At
the earliest possible moment. While
no definite decision has been reached.
n b. believed the homes will cost from
81 O00 90 $4,000 each.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Tho consolidation OF the two United
States land Offices OF Arizona into one
office win soon take place. II Is almost
a certainty that the one land oiiico
Will be located In Phoenix, and Il Is
probable that the Prescott land ONCE
VIII move there about August 18Th
u0vf