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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
RESULTS or REDUCED
FARES ON RAILROADS.

ia Austria and switzerland where
the zone tarin OF railroad fares ia
ln existence. IL has been dIcovered
that low fares stimulate travel 20
such am exteu, 90 90 bo dividend MAX.
orB. when nigh fares failed getting
anywhere near to dividend. Tho
same experience has been general ln
towns and sections whore electric rail-
ways exist Where formerly only one
man in 100 made a railway trip, co.
day 90 out of 100 jump on the electric
car because o. Is convenient and the
faro Is low. II Is strange that the
western railroads DO not realize thls,
although in the east excursion rates
i9 New York from surrounding towns
within O radius OF goo miles are now
regularly made on a. low basis as
farc OF thrccquartCrs OF a cent a
mile Arizona star.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
GEO j. GOULD.

Europe and chummed with King I'd.
ward then Prince OF Wales.
Polo is his chief Amusement Next
TO % Be- yachting.
Recently realized his ambition 20
make tho Gould lines extend from the
Great Salt Lake to the Atlantic.
Has increased the Could mileage
from 5000 TO over 10000
Not afraid Of rate wars, having de-
veloped his railroads with n view 20
carrying freight az smaller expense
than any other road.
His friends and hackers 10 enter.
priscs have Included Russell sage.
Andrew Carncgie, John y Rockefeller
and Jas. II Hyde.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
SINGS DIFFERENT SONG
NOW ABOUT NEW MEXICO.

here visiting G.. l.. WHY'S left last
Monday evening for Los Angeles
whore he makes bis Headquarters Ina
Southern California. being a travelling
salesman for st. Louis house. He
mas been all over California, and says
ley Tor climate and farming that he
ever saw. From nov on he will be a
booster for this part of the territory
lie formerly lived In the mountainous
part OF the territory and had bad re-.
port 20 make OF New Mexico. says the
Roswell Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
THE PRESIDENTS
HUNTING GROUND

Il was great, Wild country. In
The creek bottoms there were a good
many ranches. hut We only occasion.
ally passed up these. ON our way to
our hunting grounds On the wilder.
ness along the edge OF the snow line
The mountains crowded close to-
gelhcr IN chain, peak and table land
an the higher ones were wrapped In
an unren, sbr0ud OF snow We saw
good many deer, and fresh sign u
elk, but no ok themselves. although
we were itiormed that bands were 90
he found Va the high spruce timber
whore the SHOWS were sn deep that
% would have been impossible 10 go on
horseback. while eolng on foot would
have been inconceivahly fatigulng.
The country was open. The high
peaks were bare OF trees. Cotton.
woods and occasionally dwarfcd birch
or maple aud willows. frnEod the
streams. nspeus grew iu groves higher
up There were piniuns and cedars
0u me slopes 0f the foothula. spruce
clustered here and the O in the cooler
fafiues and valleys and high up IA the
mountains The dense oak brush and
ihick growing cedurs were hard ON
oar clothes. and sometimes on our
bodies
Bear and cougars hal once boon
Won plentiful throughout this roni1u
hu during the last three or four sen
ihr oousars hayo greatly diminished
u numbers throughout northern colo.
RADIO. AMI ihe bears have diminished
also, although roi iG Inc same extent
Inc great er'yy'Ips which wore once
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
FENCE CUTTERS
CAPTURED BY OFFICERS.

Saturday night sheriff Cloofes Ro-
nero and Mounted Policeman John
3rape returned from the vicinity Of
the Beck grant where they captured
Martin Delgado and Isldro Tafoya.
two accused fence cutters. says the
Optic. Deputy sheriff Rafael Lucoro
Antonio Delgado. wanted for the same
oRonse. These four prisoners were
arrested on a bench warrant. and will
have their preliminary hearing ~
soon az judge Mills returns from
Ration and can End time to look into
their caaeE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
TO WRITE UP THE PEcos
AND TOWN or ROSWELL,

The Roswell Record says that Mr..
Anderson, writer Tor the CHICAGO
Inter Ocean, arrived In tho city for
the purpose of seeing the WHOLE valley
and giving II white up IN the paper
he represents. He was souf here
through The ageroy of q. a. Richard
son of tho Commercial club. who IN.
vlted him for the club The Inner
Ocean Is said 20 have tho largeat cir
culation among farmers Of the middle
states Of amy other publication andstho
write up should be OF great value 20
mo valley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
RICH ORE STRUCK AT
CHLORIDE FLAT MINE.

a representative OF the Silver City
Enterprise visited tho scene OF the re-
cent rich strike made by Manuel Tay-
Tor on his claim iu Chloride Flat The
strike Us holding ont ami o. bearing
ont the predictions ,f those who know
the Flat" that Taylor has got u
big" Although but a space about
eight feet high. ten feet long, and six
feet In width has been STOPPED out,
there are ten tons OF ore ON the dump
and In sacks Two tons 90 this los
first class, and viii run several hun.
dfed oGnces Boz silver The first class
ore Is kept In sacks In a small frame
house on the claim and viii be ship.
ped In a few days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
MARKET LETTER
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City Mo, Oc 2. Heavy
cattle su-r Ius aud weakness IN prices
nave been The rule The nasl week
Medium weigh. range atpers, selling
al 1895 to $500. suitable either for
pa, 90 fr ihe rtmUt had SOME
advantage M uD competition, and
held steady. lu. common 1ckers and
r0ulp iDUlor declined l5 90 ~ cents
atI .1ll WWUly at {31 90 f3.2b.
killur also fo,i loves at $500 20
3i.aa mainly. ali COWS also Host i0 10
ll cents Including Gamers. selling
a. f22v a F2tt With o. few punches
up 90 $500. Immense receipts cl
calves BOOB coming. receipts more
than 10000 u ur ast throa weeks.
30 per cont uorU lhan ever before in
Ike pcrIul d. kansaa city. Slice
Hight Yca's urD scarce. aud SCH al
$500 90 81 vD lut heavy calves aver.
aged medium q. p0o u quality. and
sell nj 81 0u f1 iiO0. Demand from
the country WIS better than any prev.
lous time ihh eaHon. and $50 car
leads went cut supply of cattle to.
day b. $1,000 head, about the aame as
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
MEANING or NATURE STUDY.

The first NJ assliy In nature study
"a TO become tcqnaiuted with some
locality vHh a farm. says the
National Mage ne. u does not matter
how small hOF commonplace how
near the city he nearer the better
provided Their are trees and water.
fences and son soclusion. II YOU own
cabin can be U ~ middle Of such n
spot, that II Heai For there IS no
mako.beiieve Wien you buy n field or
a piece OF woods and settle down
there 20 stay Nature respects YOU.
You have talH her into your con.
fidence. She viii take you into hers.
and In the COZ ~ a few seasons (If
you viii limit size OF your garden)
YOU viii begu 10 discover what
multitude OF increasing things come
With The place lat were not mention.
ed IN tho deed
Owning form. Of course. d NOT
necessary. Sor lines | am quite con.
vinced that o. nure and lasting 10Y
IN nature one ud possess an acre.
Once YOU haV, cooked upon land OF
your own. once YOU have trodden an.
on earth that l..ongs to you, and All
your sundays m bo spent looking
and walking n GO The man In tho
Scriptures who ought field and lost
hls interest IN Ithor pleasant things
had a real ca
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
A MARROW ESCAPE

William Dawson, an CmplOye Of the
Williams lumber company, had q mar.
row escape from death the FIRST OF the
week says the News. lie was work.
Ing on the crack near the companys
mill, and a log train had Just passed
by. RcsumlnE work, he failed % no.
tlce the return OF the train until
native called to him TO jump for HIS
NE Just as the train was upon him
he lcaped and fell from the track,
ciearin Il with all except The toes OF
his left foot, which were plnchod on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
STOCK SALES

Special Correspondence.
kansas City. Mo-. Sept 29.-somv
sales OF Panhandle and New Mexico
cattle 40 Kansas city this week
Monday. Sept %, 1906
~. "a. White. Canyon City, Texas,
% cows. IN pounds. 800; 80 cows,
zoo pounds. SEAS; o bulls, 1854
pounds. s2.i0
Il. n. Davis. Benomle. Texas. 26f
COWS, S2i pounds. $3.50 81 helfera,
77s pounds. S2.G0. SO steers. s2S
pounds. $500.
shelton & a.. Shamrock. Texas.
i5i steers. $40 pounds. $3.50; 50
calves, go pounds. s3.tO.
Tuesday. Sept %. 1903
q. G. Ferguson Clarendon, Texas,
90 Gamers. EOS pounds, siS5.
=. ". white. Petersburg. Texas. "a
COWS. 7i3 pounds. f2.40; az COWS, 0l2
pounds. s200; 80 calves 2lg pounds,
81 CO.
J. r. Close. Leila. Texas. 90 helf.
ers. S5i pounds. S2.65i 90 calves, 2s2
pounds. S375.
A. 8. Bassett. Amarillo. Texas. 46
steers. $50 pounds. 1925; % steers,
$50 pounds, Sass; 20 cows, $50
pounds a240
W Good. ouanah. Texas. 157 calves
2iO pounds. S355, Oh cows. Sei
pounds, $3.50. 90 steers. 607 pounds,
ffOo.
Il. G. sortor Pampl Texas, 81
COWS. li3 pounds. s245.
"Wednesday. Sept 81, 1900
a. Montoya. Springer, y. NJ, 2S
steers. b62 pounds. SEQ. 30 COWS.
1i2 pounds S225
II. r. Slime Mendoza. Texas. 33
steers, 1909 pounds. $3.50, Is cows,
Si2 pounds S265.
Swoarongen a. A., Childress Texas,
ii5 calvos. 2Sj pounds. s3iO,
Il. y Hutton Pampa, Texas, 50
cows. 7s2 pounds. $40; 20 calves, lie
pounds. 5000
G. T. Hartley. Springer. n. NJ, 81
steers 965 pounds. $40: g2 steers.
eos pounds. S275; 70 steers. i0if
pounds. $500.
T.. Valdez. Springer. n NJ. 81 COWS.
S7i pounds. $3.50.
Il. Walsh. Texas. 80 cows, g76
pounds s2.75; 80 COWS. gl2 pounds.
S2.45.
Some sales OF Arizona and New
Mexico sheep here this week;
Monday. Sept. %. 1906
p s Goaney. Arizona. 600 lambs.
81 pounds, $685.
Tuesday. Sept. 20. 1906
l.. Yeager. Arizona. G32 feeding
lambs. SO pounds, 1886.
Il. Miller. Arizona. zoo yearlings, SO
pounds, tt.S0, 2l5 lambs, sc pounds,
SEQ.
Wednesday, Sept ~, 1906
W. r. Mcintyre, asa lambs, 6l
pounds. 5000. 254 sheep and year.
lings. 80 pounds, t4.70. 276 feeding
lambs. "a pounds, 1885.
Thursday, Sept. 2S. 1906
W. 7. Mcintyre. New Mexico. $3.50
feeding lambs. "A pounds. $40: IFS
wet hers. sl pounds, slG5
Hes been here more than an hour
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

Spent some years as broker IN
Wall street 20 learn the working OF
the business.
His foes len the financial world have
included J. Pierpont Morgan. Alex.
andor = Cassait. the Rock Island and
r. VI Hartman.
Controls the Missouri Pacific. tho
Wabash lines. the New York Elevated
railway system and the Western
Union Telegraph company interests.
which represent capital OF $780,
100000.
With the aid. n Is said. ~ ROckc.
Teller, waged stock exchange war
upon the Pennsylvania and made the
latter welcome a truce.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
RATION MAN VICTIM or
ACCIDENT ~ KANSAS CITY

lb, Kansas CitY Times ol Tuesday
contains Hu article giving inc parucu.
lars 9f au accident that bofol Robert
NosgI % We'll known butcher of Ration.
which mer result in h.s death. The
Time. says
Robert Noeal butcher whose
homo b. loo Ration. Ncw Mexico. was
thD fJs. carnival visitor iu suffer a
ml.hup Iu Kansas City this year. No.
geL iu dolging au automobile az Sixth
aud Delaware streets. lcaped in front
oi a livery team driven hy N G.. Grun-
cWhit Tho butcher was thrown 90
the pavement one Of the horses step.
pins on bis chest and "a wheel Of tho
carriage passed over him. fracturlng
throu ribs Nngc was treated hy Dr.
II MORROW. an assistant police SUR
ncon. and sent 90 the homo of has
brother az ll0S benton boulevard,
whore be- has beon visiting llo Us
dangerously injured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
GEORGE ]. GOUL0 AGAIN
WITH A FIGHT ON HAND

Returned from abroad TO commence
hls business career ~ a clerk IN the
Western Union offices.
u 81 serious turn or mind. and set
tied determined manner.
Often takes and sends his own teie-
eraph messages at his 1876 roadway
office Of hts home.
Knows every necessary detail OF
every railroad controlled by him.
Is rated The hardest working min.
iunhirc IN the United States.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
FINE APPLES RAISED
m LINCOLN COUNTY.

George Coo, OF Glencoe, Lincoln
county. has an apple orchard which
lin moth and IS free from worms. The
fruit Is Of large size, fine appearance
and excellent flavor. and Mr.. Coe
states that he will have about 10000
OF winter apples. besides those OF the
earlier varieties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
POWER or A SIX.INCh
STREAM OF WATER

Imagine nerpendieular stream OF
water. mo-. nan on0thlrd OF n mile
high. TWEEN. inches in diameter az
The top, and Hcnty-four inches In a.
amclef nj M H1ttom. Those remark
able c0ndif... are complied with. as
far as pow los. IN tho MIL Creek
plant, whllU crates under a head OF
1860 feet little column of water,
which, ~ I'd. would be- Just
about enou make d small trout
Htl cam, CIV. opacity Tor j.20O horse
power, or power tn run a good
.I2od ocean vessel. As the water
Ftrikea the Ia 0f tho water wheel
BE- has q 3D.. ire OF $50 pounds 60
the square What this pressure
implies Do iced By the fact that
me nverAr. motive carries steam
at a prcssur iaq or 2ul pounds TO
the square Were this stream,
as % ISSUE .u The nu1lle. turned
upon a hills hc earth would fade
away before ko snow 0aforo a Jet
lof steam H loulder uIg as city
Offices. Wou be into raylnos With
a utflc elton clpyoI .Irr ia car
fIeI hefO q vibrant "lm ON n
ior. lawn walls would cracklo
liho paner 1n. hugct yscrapcra
crumhio hof. stream .e that OF
the Mill Cree. lut
N lakes IF. ffdl WatU wheel 90
Withstand thn meudOus pressure.
Al Butte Gro, cal. al single ict
of water sIN hes IN diameter is,
sucr rom thc ,le al mo romond-
uus velocity oI oniy thousand feet
a minute. u W lges on tle buckets
OK what is said Doe the most power.
iul single waite. wheel ever built.
causing tbe latt b travel l. the rate
uf ninety four an hour making
tour hundred r. buttons minute.
This siAiuch f'r n has .lpaclty of
twelve thouaau horse mower. Tho
Tho Vurr for o.. rating tho plant Us
convey "a. from Uu.s cfook through "a
ditch and dlsChl "A into regulating
reservoir which Fifteen hundred
feet above tho power house Two steel
pressure pipe lines. thirty inches ln
diameter conduct the Wa,Dr 40 the
power house Hamilton Wright in
'rho World Today. for October.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
NEW MEXICO ROUGH RIDER
BROWNS DURING a GALE

a caO.nsam from the PHILIPPINES
received ai Santa Fc brings the news
of The death by drowning, ON septem.
bor @. at James Dean. OF Santa Fo,
customs collector at samoa Dean
was ou board of me reyenue cutter
LYg. which was struck by a typhoon
and oapaigod He served Ia the Rough
Riders ard three Years Boo volunteer
reglment In the Philippines. and visit
oi hls home last year Tie was IN
married, and aged aG years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
ENTERTAINMENT IN
AN ANCIENT CAPITAL
MINERS WILL Have UNIQUE EX.
PERiENcE AT COMING CON.
GRESS AT e. PASo.

El Iaso, Ten oct 5.-Delcgates
TO thD Americ Mining congress In
El pas1 this IN November 14-iS, Will
De- entertained the former capital OF
Mexico as a pa of the pruSram. Gu.
dad IIarCz, N. Mexican city across
the rio Grand, from Ei paso. sepa.
rate. lnly from his American city by
The .uundary 'ream and connected
Will by two International bridges
anu Hl interna lnal electric car line.
wa ae capita % the sister republic
wh,r Benito JuJrez. the patriot preai.
den. vas IN fi.ht from Maxlmllian's
arm aud the uuilding Ia which he
MAJ bis head auarters Ia stlll well
pr ed; at present II Is the post.
ono vi Ciudad Juarez. This notable
old lIng vi be the scene OF an
en- lInmont during the congress.
I naHts In Mexico, excursions In.
60 .e q Ger camps OF Sonora. Mexi.
car up am other characteristic
Mexican turs win make part OF
tho ontD mont OF the congress.
From uH % date ri Paso with her
10000 vii. wake stirring Americans,
u Is hN step 20 the sister city
across m" or, hut that step takes
tho visli lack several centuries.
There h. houses built OF mud
blocks. SUI 3s the ancionts on the
American l'inent used In the pre-.
historic D or the Egyptians used
In the cor ICtlon Of their residences
In the ~ li days Of Moses, and
Joshua; O. ..urch over 900 years old;
quaint huIrs with walled gardens,
barred windows. and castus growing
on the roo he Mexlcau's little herd
Of goats Ho front yard with the
pigs. an 1..Iy. along with other
unique s.H. the burro-the canary
OF the Rookie. The beast Of burden OF
the sec'..H slagRerlng under loads
OF merchaHIIse. household articles
and prov Hns. all giving the scene
an cir of .uresqueness that ia full
OF interc .Hr the visitor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
THE UNITED STATES
LAND COMMISSION

The United states land commission
met Monday affernoon ln tho Office
uf the secretary, a. A. Keen. at santa
o.. There were present. Acting GOV.
crnOr j W. Reynolds. Attorney Gen.
cml Prchard and Surveyor General
llawcl'yn owing the ahscnce OF
Commissioner 0f Public Lands A. a.
Keen, Jho commission adjourned 20
meet in postponed session Monday.
October o, 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
CAR LOAD or PEcos
VALLEY APPLES TO TEXAS.

The CroftOnnill fruit farm, located
near Florence. on the PecOs Valley q
Northeastern railway IN Eddy county.
last week shipped 10 Texas points
car load OF fno apples. The purpose
of the shipment is 20 establish a mar.
kot Tor the lower pocos valley fruit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
TO BUILD a ROCK
AND CEMENT DAM

So far about 5000 has been sub
eOrhed toward building rock and
cement dam cast of ias Cruces. says
mo Citizen Tho D. ~ BDscom com.
Iauy has dored sufficient cement,
which vii be hero in a few days. Tor
ne construction of the dam. 10 IS 90
tno Interest OF every property holder
and business man ~ see that this
work be- commenced al once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

Age ~.
Eldest SON Of the late jay Gould
Chief trustee % The Jay Gould o..
tate. estimated at fi00.00O 900.
Wns trained from youth 10 handle
the Gould fortune.
Was left a special inheritance Of
$b0oO,00O In his own name for his
jealous attention 20 the affairs Of his
father
Lives ~ Lakewood Nj.
u married and has seven children.
After college went on tour 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
CANNON AND PARTY TO
VISIT NEW MEXICO

A dispatch from III Paso says: The
announcement was made here recent
ly that Speaker Joseph Cannon and a
party of congressman would be here
shortly en- route 10 Arizona and New
Mexico 10 consider single statehood.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
PLACED IN DEAF AND
DUMB INSTITUTE.

Kenneth Clancy, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. n. 3. Clancy. Santa Re. who IS
about years Of age, has been placed
Loo the Institute for the deaf and dumb
la this city. The boy s unable 10
tain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
TERRITORIAL TOPICS
NEW poRMIroRY ron
m TONAR HOTEL.

Last Saturday twenty-five carpen.
tofs arrived Ia the city from Los An.
geles and continued on 10 the Canyon
whore they are nt present engaged by
Contractor A. H. Harrell, on the con-
structlon OF the new dormltory add.
tlon 70 the ~ TOyar. says the Williams
News, As stated recently. the build.
Ing II a two-story structure. i50x30
feet. and win contain about forty
rooms Mr. Harrol informs us THAI
he Will have the main portion COM
pletcd and the roof on the same By
next Saturday evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

Il spOn, over an hour over at purs-
leys house. The other evening"
Enjoy yourscltY'
u should say not. Hes the most In.
hospltablo fellow ] ever knew, poorest
entertainer ! ever saw
That's eXtactly what he ls. He's
so iuhospltable he wouldn't entertain
a proposition
Emma Goldman has gone 10 work
ln New YORK. as "a hair dresser Emma
evidently has cut loose from her old
Anarchist friends. as she is IN a line
90 business for which they have no
use.
There's a man who carries more
figures in his head than any two men
in Che city"
Bank cashier or professor OF maih-
cmatics n 0mc SCHOOL,"
"Neiihor be owns the largest
dJessmaklug establishment la town.
Kansas has taken census and
boasts of a population OF more than
a million and q half Looks Ike an
error uut boasts Is tho word.
NN'A N - hNiN"Af Says iNhr NINNhi
tlgtrlaud's talk IS hash Possibly
that's why the women are trying 10
make him eat his words.
a wouldn't clll Goodman a hand
some man, but ho has u strong face.
Exercise, nay boy; exercise did IT,
Wa Ting Fang declares he viii re-
tire Since dUdging that dynamite
bomb Wa doesn't feel mat he should
romn.u lu office Just because he's an.
der fire.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

"nindley says he won't resign"
why uotg"
He declares he'll not resign under
fire"
hut he's not under fire He's over
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
Lonn Enouah to na Broks.

"Why don't You devote moro atten,
ton "a Harold" said me young woman
who was managing the lemonade
stand ai The church 'qir
What's the uso7' retortod the one
who was running Cor an automobile.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

senator w. ~ Keller well known
ia Now Mexico Tor many years, after
city yesterday on bis way 10 Flagstafi.
Aria, whore his aon resides and Is ln
business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

A University OF Chicago professor
nas been knocking sclfmado men.
Where would the universities get their
money II there were no selfmado
mung
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

would just IKE 20 know why men
are $40 Jealous hearted that they viii
NOT even speak 10 one another Now.
riFht here / want 90 say that have
two uncles and number OF cousins
who won't speak to me. bat God bless
them. I love them Just the same.--
Wh'twCll correspondence. soquache
(Tcnnl News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07


They got ABE Martins" wallet last
year for about sl.G0 Guess that's the
reason he stayed home this year
We heard q Teller LAY he hadn't been
In Bellofoniaine for twenty yoars and
80 Tar had only seen small change.
Guess he was one OF them llgh' ling.
cred fellers.
Dad winters. ~. went early. stayed
Tor the show and missed the last car.
Some OF the boys would buy canal
boats, II they sold them az the fair
grounds.
Hi Henry's baby Ia very sick from
eating a red balloon.
Several OF the Peasants" are SUI
ferlng from pop corn insulation"
Pete Hall figured on going two days.
hut after he got home Thursday night
he discovered he'd give a Teller "A
warm vest on two nyGs for a ten.
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