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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
CONNECT DURANGO
AND FARMlNoroN


Word has been received al the head.
quarters Of the Denver 4 rio 0rande
railroad IN Denver tnat az the annual
meeting % the directors. held In New
York Thursday. Il was decided TO cx.
tend the line from Durango 20 Farm.
ing,on. n. ~ The cost will be about
81 .25O. 900.
Construction VIII begin a. once. a
part OF the preliminary surveys al
ready being completed. The new line
viii be nfty miles in length. Il will
tap q rich country. which has thus far
mad 20 SET along without ryiiroad.
From DURANGO the line win run al.
mott directly south, covering a terri.
tory which h valuable for farming.
live stock and minerals
The new line has been under con.
temptation By the RIO 0rande for some
time. and various reports have been
made that branch would run from
Durango ao-th. Reports have also az.
ISOLATED other roads with wanting 70
enter the territory Al one time i
was said that Epos Randolph, Of Los
Angeles, one OF c. =. HuntinRlon's
men. was ready TO 30 ahead with n
branch OF the southern Pacific This
line. q was said. was 20 be a part Of
the Southern Pacific scheme to break
into the southern Colorado aold fields
Randolph'a plans have not been an.
nounced recently, and nobody on tho
outside seemed to know what had be-
come OF his proposed line
Meanwhile the RIO 0rande kept on
with its work o. surveying and look
ing over the field. and the announce.
ment made Thursday after the annual
meeting shows that the work viii be.
Sin at once along the las Animas riv.
or valley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

singing Of Mrs. Ira Is. Beanett. Twice
was she cneOrcd, 70 great was tho
approval Of the assomalage.
Refreshments were served and II
was O'Clock when the guests de-
parted for their respective homes.
Those present were as follows; VII.
liam G. Hook, circuit Judge OF the
Sixth Judicial district OF the United
States, whose home Is at Leayen.
worth. Kansas. Judge Hook was &C.
companled BY his wife.
Judge Ira A. Abbott. OF the Second
judicial district Of New Mexico. re-
Gently OF Haverhlll. Mass. who sue.
ceeds Judge Baker
Mrs. @. NJ, Bayne, wife Of Judge
Bayne. eS.maynf vi Ration.
Hon. Solomon Luna ant wife. OF
los Lunes.
Mrs. scheck. Mrs. NJ. N. Cruise, ana
Miss Grace o'Rielly Of Kansas City,
Missouri.
Mrs. Van Housen, Of Ration. and
Miss Price OF socorro.
MessFs. and Mosdames u. s. Baker.
q. N. Marion. a. l., Brooks. w. r..
Kent John FORMIDABLE. ". c. Allen. r.
4. Medler. y. A. Huhbeil, T. s. Huh.
bell. W. u. Greer, q. +. Albright.
Ivan drunEfeld. ]. r. Pearce. Mike
Mandell. Wallace Hesselden. Harry
lee. Berrard Ilfcld. u. w. Dodson,
David welnman, Dr. Fitzgerald: Mes
demos Maynard Gunsnl. A. A. Keen,
Ira y. Bennett. Alfred Grunsfeld, b.
s. Rodoy. Fred Iewis, Samuel Neu-
stadt; Misses Mabel Hunt, Flora
Hartman. fseavett. Lewinson. Helen
Finch. Lucy and Mae Hazoldine.
Elisabeth Wiley. Marguerite Gearing,
Anna Thomas. Mabel Fitch. Ic'ulc
Saint. Jeanette Walton; Measrs. Fred
Newman. David Weller. Harry Well
Ter. Leon Hertzog. @. u. Newcomer.
O. n. Marion. A. II. Cochran. Mont.
gomery. Max Levy, II. v. Mitchnor.
IN n. Shaw. Arthur Trimhle, NJ. o.
chadbourne. A. r. smishera. r. w.
3opkins. y. A. f.ounabery. T. N. VII.
kerson. H. r. Rayuolds. " J. Algor,
Charles white. W. u. Dame. s. Levin.
son. Sam Pickard. A. Faber, n. 8.
Slower. " r. Fox.
Judge and Mrs. BAKER will leave
this evening for Omaha.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

and business men were present in
goodly numbers 70 pay their respects
to TIE departing lurist and MIS-.
Baker, and to make the affair
enjoy able. 80 well Ra notable.
many ladies we're present. many
OF whom wore pretty decollette
toilettees and the gentlemen were In
conventional aad professional attire
An air OF splendor aud fashion pre-
vailed.
The guests began 20 arrive early,
and. with the exception Of a large
number who had been At the territor
lal capital attending the Legislature
all were present by o'clock. Shortly
after this hour Judge and Mrs. Baker,
assisted by United States Attorney
W. y. Childers and wife, Hon. Solo
mon Luna ana wife. and George l..
Brooks ana wife, stood az the large
folding doors between the main par.
lor and the secretary, aud received
she guests. who 1lod through to
music by a full orchestra. Hon. o. n.
Marion brought up the end OF the
train and upon reaching Presldont
Baker. clasp his hand and In HIS
striklngly touching attitude. rendered
him the clubs well wishes, aad on
behalf OF the members Of the club.
presented President Baker with a
gold elk's charm watch fob. which
sparkled with diamonds. II was a
token Of remembrance from the
members OF the club 10 their depart
Ing president and reflected well the
esteem IN which Judge Baker was
held by the Commercial club and
their appreciation Of his services ~
their leader.
Judge Baker answered Mr.. Marion
and thanked the club for all favors
lie spoke IN the most glowing terms
Of Albuquerque and les many good
=eopie. He said that he had no 70
grets for his action IN AibuQ -orquo
That II he had his life In Albuquerque
TO i've over again, no would do pre-
clsely AZ he has done. He would
never forget the generous hospitality
OF a majority Of the Duke city people
and the many pleasanlries he had en-
loyed during his residence here. Il
was very apparent that the Judge wal
deeply touched by the generous feel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
Ion Nonaay.s naIly cItIEen. }

From Mondays Daily Citizen.l
The Kansas City union depot. which
Is again being agitaied By the railroad
companies, IL estimated to cost about
$50 100000
The ~ f'asO a Northeastern Is re.
celving bids for a number of new EN-.
ployea' cottages AZ Alamogordo. Six
OF them are 70 be erected al once.
From lc Paso to Terrazas. the ter
minus Of the Sierra Madrc road. - $50
miles. The Greene extension Will add
100 miles additional terminating ~ a
place yet 10 be built but which has
been named DERRICK.
Robert Morgan. engineer on the
Mexican Central railway. passed
through the city Saturday might tor
San Luis Fotosl, Mexico. after spend.
ing several days In santa ~ as the
guest % his aunt. Mrs. !. w. Conway.
Mrs. J. n. Hesaon and daughter
left this morning for Newton. Kansas,
where she will visit her old friend,
Mrs. J. p McMurray. formerly OF San
Marclal. Mr. McMurray IS now 10.
Gated at Newton as the travelling en-
sincer for the Santa We railroad.
Dr. George r. Gould. who few
years ago was connected with The
Citizen as a writer. Is now with tho
editorial and rcpOriorlal departments
of the Railway Journal, ~ Paso. The
doctor Is a ine writer aud will hell
90 make the HALLWAY Journal not only
popular with railroaders but the mass
es OF NJ PaBo.
Those railway companies which ar,
seeking. without cOmpulslOn, 10 IN
crease the safety OF their passenger
by the adoption Of the beat devices
which inventive genius IL able 10 sup
ply. deserve all cOmmondation. And
other companies should be lpsfred by
statute as well az public aentlmenl
10 follow their example.
The Albuquerque Eastern sgadinf
camp which was located near the RiC
Grande wooden mills has moved 70 4
point eight miles upon the mesa Tn,
grade. with the exception OF small
an near the mills. nos been completed
from the depot site 20 a point ilvs
miles out on the mesa and past the
Menaui school The work continue,
with undated rapldity. and II weather
conditions are favorable the FIRST o.
March viii see the grade fnlahcd Z
the mouth OF Tllegas canyon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
SHOWING the WAY
This Public Statement Of an Albu.
aueTqus Citizen VIII be Appre.

clated.
Many a reader OF this IN Albuquer
que has gone through the soli-Eamo
experience IN part, and viii be glad 10
be shown the way 10 get rid Of the
constant aches and pains Of q bad
back. Pront BY aE Albuquerque cit.'
zen's experiences.
Il. H. Thomas, roaming house, SOC
South Second street, says; u have
read 80. 4where that backaehe was
generally -. indication Of kidney com
plant and when theg8 was added TO II
trouble with the kidney seeretiona the
slgns we're unmlstakahle. When I
contracted cold these annoyanoes
existed and for eight months n one
attack ceased another was sure 10 fol.
low 80 that Z can consistently say
was almost bothered continually. ! I'M
ally went 10 tho Alvarado Phqrmaey
for Doana Kidney Pills and took q
course Of the treatment u ala exact
~ a. promised stopped the annoyance
very promptly and very offectlveV,'
For sale by all dealers Price soc.
Foster Milhurn Co, Bunalo, New York.
sole agents Tor the United States.
Remember the name oaD s--and
take no other. "hl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
One Of the Small ltems Of Running q
Transcontinensnl Railway.

Il costa on an average $3.50 each
year to remove the acaie from n loco
motive boiler using hard water and
for the extra coal or oil required 20
make steam whom hard water is used.
This Goes not include the loss OF earn
Ing capacity while the engine Is idle
undergoing repairs nor the irreparable
damage To the life OF the locomotive
from the oorrodlng Of the boiler. This
difIicuity has All been solved and the
engines now passing through Arizona
and California on the Santa Fo are
fed purer water than tho people OF
most cities drink. More than $4,000
has been spent by this railroad Ia the
last year for the installation Of chem
ioal water softening plants. Lime and
soda ash mixed IN varying proportions
according 70 the chemical analysts Of
the water causes all the solids 20 pre-
clpitate, leaving the water pure aud
harmless.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
The swIfI spselas COMPANY. Atlanta. &C.


day. says the Denver News. lie was
Identified by the New York office Of
the Pinkorton agency for the Amori-
can Bankers association as q man
who has been operating all over the
United states for the past year pass
ing bogus checks upon business peo-
pie and banks.
Mcintyre, the Pinkertons say, has
operated extensively IN Virginia,
Louisiana. Ohio. Montana. South la.
gnta. Oregon. Washington. West Vlr.
ginln, Arizona and Colorado. On Au-
gust 10. 1904. no passed forged
cheek on the First National bank OF
Fort Collins, Colo, for 500. On Au-
gust Is. he passed gus check on
Attorney J. ID. Williams OF sallda.
Colo, for acc. He then went 10 Lead
Vile, where be passed q bogus check
for $500 upon a customer OF the Am.
erican National bank OF that place.
He then left for tho west and after
operating for o while In Washington
aud Oregon, he went to New Mexico
and Arizona. About October ,, he
passed a bogus check for $3.50 on the
First National bank OF Douglas, Arlz.
and three days later passed anotheI
check for the same emOuTt on the
Consolidated National bask Of Tue
son. Arizona.
An Exper, 81 Barking.
Aclni5re'a checkA ranged N
amounts from sjle 10 $3.50, but on
January 3, he deposited with the Mex
leo City Banfins company 81 the Clty
Of Mexico a bogus draft for $500 from
the First National bank OF Chicago on
tho Hanover National bank OF New
York On this draft he received $500
In cash and a genuine draft for ths
balance on the New York bank.
He Immediately loft Mexico City fol
New York. where he expected TO cash
this latter draft Meantime the Mexico
City Banking company learned thaI
the $500 draft was forgery and al
once notified their New York CORES
pendent not 10 pay the draft. Will,
Mcintyre was trying 10 negotiate thll
draft he was arrested.
McintyTe claims to DO from Tonnes
see and II a lawyer by profession. II,
Is a fluent talker and speaks Spanish
and German perfectly. He carrie,
with him letter heads OF the La Fol
letto Coal. Iron and Railway compan,
and represented himself ~ the attor
ney for that company on a vacation
He showed letters Of recommendation
nom leading attorneys and Justices
~ the supreme court Of TENNESSEE
and also claimed 20 have been prose
cutting attorney OF ~ Paso, Texas. FOL
ten years. He has travelled extensive
~ was generally known az the differ
ent places he visited.
The checks on which he got th'
money IN Colorado were drawn 10 th'
order OF Philip Mcintyre and draw
On the Ia Toilette State bank Of IA
Toilette, Tenn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
YoAkUM.HAwLgY
WORK TOGETHER
dig Railway Masnates VIII Jointly
Expand Roads In Texas.


Further conformation OF che reports
that y, y. Yoekum, OF the Rock Is.
land and general manager Of the Fria.
90 railroad system. and Edwin Haw-
ley are nov working together in the
Colorado q southern have reached
Denver. when word came that the two
maguates have planned 10 unite In the
expanding Of The roads IN which MT.
Hawloy Is Interested ia Texas.
Yoakum and Hawiey are associated
10 the Trinity & hrazos valley rail-
road, which runs from Cleburno to
Mexla. Texas Thla line, now eighty
miles Ia lenFlh. will be- extended i'm
mediatoly by he two magnates.
Thursday engineers we're placed In
the held TO locato a route that win ex,
Tend the nrazos line from Mexia 10
Houston, whore Il win coaneot with
Yoakums 81 Louis. brcwnsville a
Ne1ico road. ana through Il get an en-.
trance into Galveston.
The Braaos viii also be extended
north from Cieburne 10 Fort Worth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Flattery Is the salt on the tail OF
vanity.
Few Of us get dizzy from climbing
the ladder OF fame.
II would be fac II an umbrella
could find ~ way home like a eat
The chauffeur feels that he doesn't
even have 10 have horse sense
Some people couldn't even buy q pa.
per Of pins without getting stuck.
Many rich man would exchange
his govt Tor a poor mans digestion.
Life u constant struggle between
regret for the past and hope for the
future.
Not until Il Is all over do We realize
that q good time Is seldom worth ths
price.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Ernest Meyers. OF Albuquerque. ID in
town In the interest OF his saloon bust.
ness here.
W ~ aud J. J. Richter. % Aibuquer.
que, were IN town this week prospect,
iug. They viii return shortly 10 take
uD claims.
George Dent ana Peter Jacobson left
Monday for Albuquerque after visiting
the family OF Frank link. Both gen,
tlomon have taken claims north OF
town and viii move out shortly rs
tnucla News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
BILLY MENTs AS
LIFE INSURANCE AGENT

VIII Ments, the live agent OF the
Mutual life Insurance company. pur.
chased a fine span OF black horses
from Jefi Isaacks this week, to better
enable him 10 canvass the valley
viii has, Il Is said, Insured persons
who were but skin and homes, who are
now Weighing themselves on every
pair 81 scales they come to. 10 see
how many pcsnds they have gained
since having been insured Las
Cruces citizen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
BRAKEMAN MooUILLlN sur.
FERs BROKEN LEO.

Nicssasd Mcouillin. son OF Judge
MeQulllln OF San Mareial. passed
through the city this morning on
r0ute to tho Santa Re hospital at LAS
Vegas. His leg was broken and he
was otherwise severely bruised. lie
wac braklng on a freight train. which
broke In two at Anthony beenusa Of a
defective coupling. The Jar which
followed the break precipltated him
to the ground. but luckily he fell out
side the tracks and escaped the
wheels Braker,sn McQuillln Ia
known among the railroad boys o.
Joe Murphy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

whero Il viii meet the Fort Worth 4
Denver City division Of the Colorado
a Southern. thereby giving the south.
ern a dlrecs line 70 the gulf.
Bulldine these extensions will also
Join the Rock Ialand and Frisco sys'
TENS IN Texas. Men convorsant with
the recent moves Of Mr. Hawley now
believe that Il will only be- a question
nf time when the Yoakum Hawley
properties will be merged into ths
Ro = isiana.rrisc0 system.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
SENATOR ANDREWS
TALKS ON STATEHOOD

CFrom Saturdays Daily Citi1enD
P9E. william ". Andrews. who will
represent New Mexico In the halls OF
the lower house % the national con
rrees, FOR fnero will be no New Mex.
leo leglElature on hand to override
his big majority and Dust him. came
In from Santa Nc last night. and Is
mingllns with tho people Of the terri.
toriai metropolis today. The senator
has been back in Washington on mat.
ters Of interest 10 New Mexico and 10
confer with some of thoss rich Penn.
sSlyania people through his influence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
MOST BRILLIANT FUNCTION
WAS FAREWELL RECEPTION

seldom have The spacious apart.
ments OF the Albuquerque Commercial
club held a larger and more repre-.
sentative aaaomblage Of the best pep
pie Of New Mexico than that which
attended the Baker farewell reception
last night The New Mexico bar was
literally represented many members
Of the Bernallllo county bar assocln.
tlon were present. and professional
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
PREPARING FOR
THE GREAT DAM,

The council OF the Elephant Butte
Water Users association OF New
Mexico held lts FIRST meeting az Las
Cruces last Saturday and elected the
following officers 10 serve until the
frEt annual election 20 be- held ON tho
second Tuesday In April next, To-
wit, IA. u. Holt. president; oscar q.
SNOW. vice president. NumA g, tren-
ger. secretary and Henry y. bowman
treasurer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Ing Of the people toward him and the
people gathord around we're similarly
Affected II was a touching scene
and 30 impressive that doubtless Il
VIII never be forgotten BY these who
participated.
Al the close Of President Bakers
remarks, the music started up and
dancing began.
A feature Of the reception was the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Hillside Lodge no 2s5, brotherhood
Of Locomotive Fiiemen. was surprised
with banquet In Ration by the ladies'
auxiliary nt the close OF q business
session, Saturday afternoon. An i'm.
promptu literary and musical program
was also on tho boards, the occasion
being a most happy one throughout.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
HARVEY p. N. sEAa.
Editor Of Roswell Record Died Of A..
eandlnu Paralysis.

GHfhAN " fNN"WNN NNNNNfN aNNA W ~
eendlnu Paralysis.
Harvey r. NJ. Bear, editor OF the
Roswell Daily Record, the only demo
cratic daily In the territory. and one
OF the best known citizens of south
eastern New Mexico. died at his home
ia Roswell Sunday mOrnlng OF ascend
ing paralysis after an illness Of three
weeks. Mr.. Bear came 20 Roswell
two years ago from Wellington, Kan.
sas, where be was superintendent OF
the public schools for several years,
Tie established tho Daily Record sooA
after his arrival
lie was a ataunch and uncompro'
missing democrat and Was strong al.
vocate OF statehood In any form. lie
"a survived by a wife and two chill
dfon, together with father and
mother who reside al Roswell His
wife was Miss Grace Thorp, formerly
Of New York and a cousin Of Preal'
dent Roosevelt Charles v. Mason,
brOther-lnlaw Of the deceased. ID
editor OF the Register, a republican
publication OF Roswell.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
oPEN AUTOMATICALLY.


The Santa re Is eqalpping lta better
passenger cars with a new window
raiser thai works perfectly. Instead
of the catches being on the sides Of
the window hey are placed on the
window sill where a slight preasuIe
on the catch causes the heavy window
to rise 70 any desired heigth AZ easily
a. a curtain rolls up. Il Is automatic
and child can Operate Il with q
touch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
pemInos New Freight Depot.

Work Is now being rushed on the
new Joint freight house In Deming,
and soon three railroads, with their
respective ireisht Offices, viii occupy
me new siructure. This will be a
great relief 70 the army Of clerks and
employees Of tho three railroad COM
panies. who since the destruction Of
the freight house by ore last year.
have been cramped and canned into
rooms where IL was almost impossible
to do the work assigned them. They
certainly will appreciate the change
to new and convenient business Of.
ces.--Demiug Graphic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

rho Aztec Index says Walker Nc
Clure returned from RoaEan's survey.
ing camp below Dick simpsons Tueo'
day. lie says thoy arc putting IN
heavy stakes. wleh would indicate the
Southern Pacific surveyors are hurry
ing on the graders n they arc cross
sectloning, grading will not be delayed
moro than a month or two.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

~. Harris and family Of Wlnslow,
left last Saturday for San Francisco.
where he intends 10 make his perman.
ent residence lie was employed 90
brakeman on the Santa Fe running
ont Of Wiuslow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

The large cottonwood trees which
have stood for years In front Of the
Santa fe hospital a. Needles have
been cut down and removed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Oscar Gabriel, rnadmastor ~ the
second district, IL looking after j. q.
Hutchlson's district during bis alb
sonoe M the east where he was called
20 attend his brother, who u nos ex'
nanlnd 10 live.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Coughs and colds, down 10 the very
b0fderland 81 consumption, yield 20
the soothing healing influences OF Dr..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
COLORADO CHECK
EXPERT m JAIL
PlnkeFtons Land Philip Mcintyre
Who 10 Said 10 Have victlmlEed
Many Western Banks,

The Denver office OF Pinkerton's de.
tCctlve agency has received telegraph.
ic adyioes OF the arrest IN New York
Of Philip Mcintyre. said to be- one Of
tho most skillful forgors operating TO-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
MoFFAT's ROAD SOLD
TO DENVER a RIO oRANoE

Information received from Now
York last night indicates tho sale OF
the M0iiat road 20 the Gould interests.
The present line, a. FAR as construct.
ed, viii be used as a cutoff for the
Denver q Rio Grande, the necessary
connection being made by the con.
struction OF a link between Hot snl.
phur Springs In Routt county and Dot
aero In GARFIELD county a distance Of
less than ffty miles.
The purchase price Il given as 81
100000, which covers the present out
lay OF Mr.. Monat and his associates
IN building 10 Arrow Head and leaves
handsome profit on the investment
The ofnclal announcement OF the
deal Is expected ulnn the return OF
David II. Monat from New York next
week. II Is also given out that Den.
eral Manager A. g. Ridgway will be
appointed In charge OF construction OF
Gonld's Western Pacific from Salt
Lake 10 the coast, which IA being
pushed 10 completion 20 head OFT the
Hartman control OF the far western
railway situation.
With tho M0ifat road the Rio Gran
de viii have a line TO Salt Lake zoe
miles shorter thar the present route
With the Western Pacific completed
the Goulds will have a complete line
from Chicago and 81. Louis 70 The
western ocean. via Wabash, Missouri
Pacific. Denver 4 Rio 0rande ant
/ Western Pacific, Denver News.
Two members Of the Santa ne rail
way IRE department az Needles re
celved slight injuries at the Ere las
Monday which have placed them on
the retired llst for few days whil'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04


other strong min.
erals, but Il guar.
antccd entirely
vegetable Write
~ and our physi.
clans will advise
with cut any
charge whatever
Our book on Rheu.
matisra sent free