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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
SNOWFALL BULLETIN

The New Mexico section ~ the cli.
mate and crop service. Santa Fe, has
Issued the snowfall bulletin for Jan.
unry. The Introductory Is as follows.
The favorable conditions 81 the
close og December we're even more
favorable al the close Of January. a..
poclally throughout the north half %
tho territory, where heavy falls Of
snow added materially 10 The stored
depth aud packed the earlier SNOW Tor
late and slow melting. Even tho east.
ern slope II ths eangFo Dc CFlst0
range u now promising abundant va
Ter, especially for the early season.
and N fair depth be- added durlng
the nexi two months a bate flow vii
also be- assured
In the southern half Of tho tori.
tory, however. ana especially Ia the
lower CHA Mlmbros and southeast,
heavy rains have carried away much
SNOW had doslccated ana settled that
REMAINING 10 that the Oullook tor late
flow u somewhat decreased. The re-
dooming feature Is the very Not con.
dillon o. tho soil, which will 10 part
act A. storage and give fair early
flow SPRINGS and gireams are flow.
ins freely, agd some high water oc.
Cured during the month 10 southern
sections.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE
PISTOL BULLET FIRED AT HENRY
COIN AND WIFE WHILE THEY
WERE LYING IN BED.

An attempi was made early Sunday
morning TO aseaaalnatc Horny Cohn
and wife, COG San Antonio street says
the vi Paso News.
A bullet was hrcd through a win.
dow Of their sleeping nom
Il missed the marx. striking the
foot board Of the bed on which Mr
and Mrs. COhn was sleeping.
Mr. Cohn says no has no idea who
fired the shot. About ~ O'clock the
same night the house received a
heavy Jolt as N some one was trying
20 make a forcihle entrance. shaking
the building like an ear hquake.
Cuhn suffers from asthma aud had
been up late. leaving a iight burning
In the room. lie had not got 10 sleen
again when the shot was ared. lie
got up and investigated when he
heard the shot and the crash Of the
bullet, but finding that the bullet had
been aimed al him and hia wife while
In bed, he was afraid IA make any
other investigation, he and hie wife
remaining huddled IN The far corner
of The room until daybreak
Mr.. COhn and his wife run a small
tailor shop in front Of their sleeping
apartment, and Il Is only Heparated BY
"a curtain. Il would have been easy
for any ono familiar vi h the sur.
rOnndiHEs ID send bullet stmight TO
their bed, guided by tho liFht That WAC
loft burning.
THIS was evidently he Intention OF
the would-he assassin for the bullet
entered the window about ON a level
with the bed, and but for tie defec.
ticn caused by striking tho glass
would evidently have struck ono or
the other OF the old couple.
The police are making an inveetiga-
tlon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
SENATOR KEARNs
EXPLAINS HIS VOTE

Washington, Feb. S.-Yesterday's
contest found early echo IN the pro
cecdings OF tho senate today In the
shane OF a pcrs0nal explanation ny
kearna OF his vote on tho admission
OF New Mexico az a separate state.
Immediately after the opening prayer
Kcarns TOOK the floor and said Il
rise TO question Of personal priv.
lege. In the first vote on the amend
mcnt Of the senator from California
CBard) last evening ! voted nay In
a distinct manner Il appears that
the clerk misunderstood me and was
numbered among chose fay0ring the
amendment. My colleague called my
attention TO the error, and ! was on
tho point OF correcting Il when Il was
suggested | could do 80 on the vote
TO concur In the amendment before
FINAL passage OF the bin In case che
amendment should be- adopted This
course / pursued. The seriousness OF
this matter ana not impress itself on
me until this morning. when ! read In
the public press the statement that
had voted Cor tho amendment In or.
der that ! might force the managers OF
the bin 20 accept my amendment ccd-
Ing a strip Of Arizona to Utah This
deny IN most emphatic manner.
Such proceeding / would not cOunto.
nance nor be n party to. My word
has been RiyOn the managers OF the
bin that ! would support thoir meas.
urc. and / would not have played them
false for the whole territory OF Ari.
IONA. n this be the proper time. Mr..
President / desire 10 have recorded
and corrected a. far as n relates 10
me my vote upon the amendment of
the senator from California In &c
cordance with this statement"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
NEW MEXICO Towns

has been converted into a vertlablo
hospital Mrs. A. G. Geyef. wife OF
the minister. is abed with an agra
waited attack Of the grip. Gladys Gey.
or suffers from an abscoss Of the
neck. while Miss Ooldio Gcycr Is q
very sick young lady with an affection
Of the head and ears.
Or. Alice Rice has received let
;ar from Goldie Sweet which brings
the sad news Of the death of her
father the lav. Enoch II. Sweet.
which occurred at Chino. Cal. Sun.
day January %. The information
will bring sorrow 20 many Las We.
gans. who learned 90 know and es.
TEEN the gentleman during his years
Of residence while pastor Of the Bap.
list church Of this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
SANTA re

From the New Mexican.
A meeting OF the Territorial Fife
mems association Is scheduled To ho
held In santa Fe In the near future.
when representatives from the vari.
Gus nre departments In the territory
will be hese.
The Elks are busy developing tai
ent Tor their burlosque TO be given the
middle of this month. Present indica'
tions are that the show will be a de-
oided success. Rehoarsals are being
held every night
Mrs A. y. Harrington. wife Of "A.
iutant General Harrington. and their
three children will leave Las Vegas
during the week for visit - their
old home at Clinton. Iowa. Upon their
return they will come 90 Santa re and
take up their permanent abode here.
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Eldodt. Of
Chhmita. who have been ut tho Palace
for a couple of days. left for home.
Mr. Eldndt returned ON Wednesday
from trip 10 Washington. y. c.
where he acted ~ Interpreter for the
delegation OF Pueblo Indians who
went to the naLoual capital TO secure
relief from taxation.
Simon Nushaum. assistant torritor'
ial treasurer. returned from bust
ness trip 10 Mauaha In the San Luis
valley, Colorado. lie reDort1 from a
foot 10 two feet OF snow on the level
in that section. Tie also says that
while the farmers OF the san Luis val
10y had a splendid harvest last year,
yet they have no market for much OF
their produce and thousands OF bush
els OF potatoes have been stored and
are rOttlng. Mr.. Nushaum was &C.
companlod by his family on his trip.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

The party Of capitalists and bust.
ness men Who visited Jarllla consisted
of r. @. Mullen, who had charge OF
tho party, and Messrs w. II. Kinds,
Thos VIM. ~ ID. Gilbert. T. D. Hos.
mer. @. f.. Medinger. H. Montgomery
and Dr w. NJ Campbell OF 81. Joseph.
Mo. says the Alamogordo News. The
purpose ~ the visit was TO inspect the
properties OF the Jarllla Mining com.
pany with n view of taking hold ana
developing these mines. A. this place
a. J. King and Superintendent D. Sui
Ivan took charge OF the party aud
with the special car "Cloudcroft' o..
cOrted these gentlemen 10 the mines
We learn upon good authority that the
party will take hold and work the Jar
lila Mining c0mpany's properties. Mr.
Mullen. one OF the party, ~ an old
mining man and has done mining
from Alaska 10 Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Tho railroad boys ball last Friday
night was a grand success. both In a
eocial and financial way. The event
netted the boys $500 over and above
ali expenses. The ball was not given
with tho intention Of making money,
so the boys brought the amount mp Ia
81 and donated the money 10 Mrs. j.
w. Potter The railroad boys Of Dom
ing are certainly a generous lot Of fel-
lows and deserve credit for this az; OF
charity and kindness
The railroad boys desire 20 thank
tho people OF Demlng and vicinity for
the liberal patronage which was ac.
corded them on the occasion of their
second annual ball Deming Head.
light
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
Bitter Factions Aid Mecllntoek.

Matters have transprod that make
the appointment of Colonel James n.
McClint0ck as governor of Arizona an
easy solution Of the Arizona PROPOSE.
ton FOR the president. says a Phoenix
dispatch Governor Brodie and his
friends are urging the appointment OF
Judge Edward Wolls, Of Prescott.
Frank " Murphy. With bis brother. ~
oaks Murphy and others. are clamOr.
ing for the appointment Of y. A. Row
Ter the defeated republican candidate
for delegate to congress. AZ result
of the clash between these two Il will
be- very easy matter for President
Roosevelt 90 appoint his old friend
Colonel McClintOck who Is recon.
mendod hy neither faction and yet
who would be- entirely acceptable "a
both. Probably nothing could heir Nc
ClintOck more than this arraymen1 oi
OPPOSING factions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

From Wednesday, Daily CitlzenD
The following articles of incorpora.
ton have been filed IN the office Of
Territorial Secretary j. w Reynolds
Star Pharmacy; the lncorporators
are Challes O +. Hoffman, John l..
Emerson aud Rohert l.. Emerson. The
objects of the incorporatOrs are TO
buy and sell drugs. patent medicines
and other articles OF commerce com
monty handled and dealt with In a
general drug store. either retail or
wholesale. The principal place OF bust.
ness "a Carlsbad, New Mexico. aud
the terra Of incorporation ~ any
years. The capital stock consists Of
1876 shares OF the par value Of 500
each The directors Of the company
shall not be more than Ave nor less
than three and FOR the first three
months the incorporators are named
"a its directors.
the incorporators are Harold Hurd,
Clark a. Baker and William A.
Bryant, all Of Roswell New Mexico.
The objects Of the incorporates are
conduct and carry on q Wholesale and
retail mercantile business. including
the purchase, sale and handling Of
live stock hides. pelts and furs graln
and feed stuffs; 90 conduct a storage
and commission business and for
owning. buying. selling and renting of
real estate and buildings appertalnlng
10 such a business TIE principal
place OF business Of the corporation
rs Roswell. New Mexico. and the term
Of existence IS hfty years The capital
stock il divided into $50 shares OF a
par value Of 500 each The number
OF dlroctors Is three and for the FIRST
three months the incorporators are
named as the directors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

last Tuesday messenger FROM s.
s Blrchnold's ranch. which a. about
thirty-iive miles southeast of this city,
arrived In town and gave the news
that a shooting had occurred at the
ranch and took Dr NOR back with
him says Tee Dcming Headlight.
Dr Molr returned late Wednesday
evening and from him we CLEAN tho
fact that one Carlos Martinez, who
vas IN the employ Of Mr. Blrchneld
had shot a Mexican woman through
the right breast and lung lie tsen
shot the wDman's brother through the
right arm, and then shot again at the
woman but hlt a baby which she held
ia her arms, the hast shot taking e.
feet IN the baby's hand. The Mexl-
can then fled.
Mr.. nirchneld at once started a
posse OF his men In pursuit aud At
last accounts they had him In sight
some whore In the vicinity oi Las
Cruces with good chances OF oaptur-
ing him
jealousy Is supposed TO be- the cause
oi the shooting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
THE STANDARD OIL
MAGNATES BUY
Enough Stock in the AtChiSOn, Topeka
& Santa FO to Control
That Road.
PRACTICALLY DOMINATE TIE TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES

had secured $4,000 shares OF the
stock. mostly preferred They laid
this fact before the board aud asked
tor representation IhlH. lu part, oG
plains the resignation of kouna. Mean.
while. contest arose over the amount
of ropresentatiLs and tho Standard
Oh people. tu make their position sC.
cure, Immediately began buying all
the shares In sight This resulted In
an agreement being speedily reached,
the official approval uf which viii ne
made al the meeting tomorrow
The Rockpfcllors together With
their new railroad friends. now o1n.
trul tho transportation industry west
Of the Missouri river 10 tho Pacific
coast and from the Mexican bordef
on the south to the Canadian line on
the north. In the event the Northern
Securities case Is settled In favor OF
Hartman STANDARD Oh Will have
complete control Of all transportation
In the west.
An interesting feature OF this ire.
mondous standard on campaign ~
the fact that Edward Hartman has
been chosen as the commanding gob.
eral Al nrat n was thought that
HNNiNH o. AANAlf NNN NNNNNANNH NNNhNHNN
Of the northwest would be- chosen.
but Hartman Wns apparently con
nidored the ablor man This. Il Is
limited. may also account for the bad
feelings between iill and Hartman.
aud their hght Ia the courts over the
Northern Securities stock.
Between Chicago and the Missouri
river the Standard Oil interests ase
now sufficiently strong 20 exercise VA.
porylsion, II not actual domination.
They control the Northwestern and
-, Paul roads and are after additional
desirable properties Their strength
in the east was shown In the attack
upon the Vanderbilt roads. whereby
the grip Of the road was lOosened up
ON the northern half OF the eastern
territory.
In view Of these transactions u
dawned upon the flnanciai world today
that Edward Hartman h already the
greatest railway king In history
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Headquarters National Guard ~ New
Mexico. Office OF Adiutant General.
santa Ne. ~ NJ, Feb. ., 1905
General Orders No. 3D.
l. PURSUANT 90 instruction from the
headquarters OF che sOuthwesi ern a.
vision. United states army, Captain
William 8. Valentine. Fiiih United
states cavalry. will make the annual
inspection OF the National Guard Of
New Mexico on the dates as set forth
below:
Company =. First infantry. Santa
Pc. April 3. 1905, 780 p. M.
First Cavalry bald, Santa re. April
3, 1906, 7.30 p. m.
Headquarters First squadron OF cav.
airy. Las Vegas. April {. 1905, 100
.. m.
Troop A, First squadron Of cavalry.
Las Vegas. April 4, 1905. 1850 p. M
Headquarters First regiment Of IN.
tantry, Albuquerque, April 9. 1905. 3
.. m.
Band. First regiment OF infantry. Al.
buquerque. April 8. 1905 3 p. m
Company r. First regiment OF in.
fantry, Albuquerque April 8, 1905, 3
.. m.
Company @. First regiment Of In
iantry, Albuquerque, April 8. 1905. s
D. m.
Company u. First regiment Of In.
taniry, Silver City. April 6, 1905, 730
y. m.
Company A. First regiment Of IN.
tantry, Las Cruces April s, 1905. 1880
70. m.
Company n. First regiment Of in.
fantry, Roswell, April 10. 1905. 1850
.. m
n. The inspection will be made ~
organizations IN heavy marching or
der by this IS meant the men viii be
clothed In uniform as follows. Blouse,
trousers. legglnH hat with hat cord
and ornamenu. and 20 organizations
which have been furnished with raunt.
lets. they will he worn. llankots and
ponchos will be rolled In calf shelter
tents ald strapped with the blanket
straps issued, hayorsachs. web belts
and cantoens will be- worn. and nttcn.
ton Il called 20 the proper packing Of
haversacks, which should contain one
plate one knife, one fork and one
spoon. with cup tied 20 battom. Arms
viii be inspected carefully and should
be- IN good condition. a. some organi
Nations have not been fur ELed with
Overcoais. instructions rega ling them
win boz given later Quar- will be
inspected and should be clean and IN
a condition TO be- n credit 10 the or
sanitation. Camp cqupage hould bt
placed IN good order End who're Il can
De looked over easily by ne inspect
ing officer In this conuec on attcn
ton IL called 10 cooking utensils
which should lee thoroughly Leaned
Any organization haylns enlisted
men for which uniforms have not been
I furnished will not allow such men to
fan In with the company troop oi
band. bur viii require them 90 fan IN
tshOuld the inspecting officer request
go after the inspection r. ended.
by order oi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
las VEGAS Aas & Woman Beaten.

In the police coura this morning
Judge Wooster bound j W. Mont.
romory over TO the grand jury on $500
bond on the charge OF beating and
choking Miss Bertha Paah Montgom-
cry "a said 20 have beer considerably
the worse for liquor when ne assault.
ed the young woman. Miss pash ap.
poar,d as complaining witness. She
said he would have hurt her worse
and perhaps killed her N nho had not
rin inro the Rouse Of v l.. Browne
a young woman who was with her
suhatantiatod the story. Montgomery
has not furnished bail and Is Ia iail -
Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
MgsiLLA VALLEY WATER
USERS AT 81 PAso

President n b. Holt, ) + Ronham.
r. /. Young and O. c. Snow, all of
as Cruces, representing the Mesilla
Valley Water Users association, have
boon In this city two days. comforting
with Felix MARTINEZ and other officials
OF the vi Paso Valley Water Users as.
soclation regarding the Interstate no
latlons Involved IN the Elephant Butte
dam project. says The NJ paso Herald.
Tho matters which have been under
discussion By the OFFICIALS Of abe two
associations are 0f the most vital Inn
poriance Ia tho success OF The Ele.
plant Butte dam project, but are Of
such a nature that those concerned
are not willing now t0 make them
public but officials of the NJ PasO Val.
ley Water Users association say that
thoy may be made public 10 a few
DAYS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Totals ........ 727i0t3 sea. geo 90
A New York dispmch, dated Feb
8 says Positive information came Go
light In certain favored quarters today
that Standard OF Though Edward
Hartman. had secured control of the
Atchisun. Topeka a Santa be rail
road. ahd would be In a position prac.
tically 10 dominate she tranapufta
ton facilities ~ the country by this
tremendous coup and others ~ quite
recent date. the Rockefeller interests
now control total OF T2.7i0 miles
OF railway. representing IN stock and
bonds f9.S9b, 100000.
This vast network OF tracks stretch
e. over the oaat. west. northwest aud
southwest, tapping the very choicest
territory In every direction.
The only portion OF the United
Stats not included In the new map IA
the southeastern Atlantic states Prior
20 securing control of the Santa Re-
the Vanderbilt Hartman Interests had
a total mileage of f0,Sf0 The Gould.
Pacific group adds 1879 miles. the
Rockefeller group, proper, 1929
miles. and the Santa Re brings In
1903 miles more.
Whatever doubt may have fingered
concerning RockcfellerH Hartman con.
troll OF the Santa re was dlss patod
when u became known that a special
meeting OF the board will DO held 10.
day at which places will be given 10
two members OF the standard oil par.
~. William ROcekeller and Henry G..
Frick are said 20 be the representa-.
lives slated for these places They
will take the places made vacant by
the designations Of Edward u. Kenna
and John q. Mccullough. the latter at
one time governor OF Vermont
Prior 20 the recent annual meeting
OF the Santa, the Standard on people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
The oovernmert Oouaea

Some time last year our people Win
remember that several car loads OF
Mexican children went through Ala.
moEnrdo over the El Paso a. North.
eastern from m Paso and other points
as little Indians 10 the Indian school
az ChilocooO. Okla. Now a sQuable 10
up because a great number OF the So
called little Indians are not satisfied
and want 20 return home 20 their hgir.
less pct dogs and tamalo land. The
government has also discovered that
the children are not the kind Of In.
dians the school was established for
and so somebody Is liable 10 set left
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
ORDERS ISSUED BY
NATIONAL GUARDS
National Guard orders.


Headquarters National Guard Of New
Mexico. Onlco Of Adiutaut General.
santa r.. n. NJ Feb Z. 1905.
General Orders No. Al
T. The resignation OF Bfigndlcr Gen.
cral w. ~ Whitenian. adiutant gen.
eral having been accepted. General
w n Whitoman o. mustered our N
the military servicc OF She territory
% date February 3. 1906. and is placed
uron the retired list OF officers under
the provisions ~ section O. chapter
SIS laws OF New Mexico ~ 1901
A. Captain a. y Harrington, first
squadron Of cavalry. New Mexico Ma
;ional Guard. 81 appointed adiuani
general. with the rank OF hrlgadicr
general and chief of sta1. to date Feb
ruary g. 1905. and viii turn over all
ordnance and quartermastor stores for
which he Is responsible 10 First Lieu
tenant Edward o. McWonlc First
squadron OF cavalry. New Mexico Ma.
tiOnal Guard. and viii proceed 10 San
On De and assume DE duties OF adiu.
tant general.
By order Of
MIGUEL a. OTERO.
Governor aud Commander In Chief
A. =. HARRINGTON.
Brlgadier General. Adiutant General
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. PAUL
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

Al a called messing Of the Brother.
hood OF 50. Paul last evening n was
decided tO close an engagement with
Dr. Mcintyre for about the middle OF
March. Dr. Mcintyre n recognized a.
one OF the best platform lecturers In
America. and the brotherhood 10 for
tunate In securing him.
Matters Of general Interest b. the
organization were discussed. Interest
Ia the society Ia 1ncroaaing, aud the
work Il has IN Wow Ia being taken
hold Of with vlgOr.
The following officers we're elected
fog the ensuing year.
Presidcnt-E I. johnson
Vice Proaldent-H. u. Hammond.
rreasurer-H II. Briggs.
Socrctafy-C Roy kiger
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Miss EFolino hrinkman, Miss Eu-
genia Shine, and Miss l4ottle Cannon
were all born on the same day OF the
month, and In honor Of the return OF
the day the young ladies' gave a recep-
ton at Mrs. Brinkham's last satur.
day afternoon, says the Lordsburg
Liberal. The reception was largely
attended by the young people, who
had a most enjoyable time Refresh.
ments were served
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

trader and 10 fayorably known to all
who krDw him lie b about t5 years
old, ave feet eleven inches In height
and weighs 1855 pounds. ilRht com.
ploNlon, hair and mustacho. Any IN.
formation regarding bis whereabouts
will be appreciated by bis friends -
Flagstaff sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
ToY slnn to hc nenorted.

Chinese Inspector bonner gathered
In a couple OF Cinnamon who had
been working In the Chinese garden
az Domlng. One Of them. named Won
Ning had paper that showed he had
been admitted into the country some
years ago, and Commissioner Mickey.
90 turned him loose. Toy Sing had no
papers, and Commissioner McKeyes
ordered him deported. Toy Sing was
turned over 10 Marshal Foraker. who
will probably buy him a ticket for
China
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Thomas n. Wilson. fourth Vice PRES.
ldout " the international Associati0n
81 Machinista. the much advert iscd
strike leader. returned 20 enc city last
might after an absence of several
months 80 d az sanFuine az ever a.
to the result IT che machiniaie' strike
with the Santa ~ and claims that
victory for the machinietR a near az
hand he says the resignation ui
Vice Pres dent koudrick 81 the santa
BE n NO Idle rumDr and that his icaY
ms the road viii bring a specify end
"a the strike. Mr. Wilson has spent
the winter Ia California.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
commenoed planllnn pens.

r. ROuault has commenced plant
ing peas with water Mr. Rouault
will raise a iino crop whiei viii en-
able him 20 can enough peas TO supply
all southern New Mexico We say
with water because heretofore we
have not had any. This season is
unusually favorable for a good sup
ply for lrrigatlng Las Cruces Cltl-
zen