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FOR RENT-Cheerful newly furnished
rooms; bath, heat; s.. 30 weekly; small room,
81. AL G. st NV. II
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FOR RENT-One large parlor room; can be
used Tor living rooms or Office. 1924 New
York ave. n1h15-3t
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WANTED-White and colored women to take
positions in city or away. Apply AMERICAN
HOMESEEKERS' ASSOCIATION, 4l9 10th St
nv 1t
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WANTED-Y man to drive wagon and be
generally useful; So per week. SCHROT
BROS, 611 Louisiana ave. mh15-3t
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Two handmade one-horse top
wagons and harness. sos New York ave. NV
rTlhf5-31
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When You Want a Cut
Fire in Butler Home.

OF anything-Joyee Engraving Co. star Blas.
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NTED-Young lady cashier, a.
COHN'S MARKET, 2Ist and L sts. NV.
mhI5-2t "a
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WANTED-Apprentices for millinery; girls
that sew neatly. ZIMMERMANNS, 6l6 lsth
st my mh15-2t
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WANTED-A good colored barber at once.
Apply j. r. HOGE, 115 AZ St sw. mh15-4t
WANTED-A coIored boy to work in store.
Inquire 419 7th 1t
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FOR RENT-I.arge front room, facing Pa
snt Off1ce; one small s13 G st. NV. rrlh1l-:
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ANAcosTIA.

suRY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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$40, coo WORTH of per cent bonds IN q
reliable Washington manufacturing estab-
lishment Will be sold, preferably III blocks Of
500 10 $500 each; these bonds are issued to
make improvements warranted by growth Of
business. Investigation solicited Address
BOX 21G this office. ulhIs-3t
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WANTED-A colored mar, for general work
in restaurant; understands oyster shucking.
CHAS. RUPERTUS, 1908 Pennsylvania ave.
NV 1t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
no TEL ALLAN ORE

II 10 TEL ALLAN RE
MRS. WOUDE, Prop.
NEW YORK AVE, COR. 18th ST.
Having seearer2 the building formerly oc-
ctipjed by the Baltimore Hotel. we have thor
oughly renovated it and will conduct a
strictly hig1-class hotel. Excellent cuisine
and service. Large, bright rooms Rates
from 81 per day up mh5-tf
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FOR RENT-Furnished room: modern corne
house; Sc month. I143 5th st. NV rnhf5-st
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WANTED-Young quick tailor to help on
ladies' coats; steady work. RUDOLPH, 1906
14th st. NV. 1t
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FOR SALE-Blaek mare. six years old, and
sound. Apply TO GHEEN'S MT PLEAS
Ant STABLES. nh15-3t
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. Call after
p m, 543 II 81. sw. nh15-7
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FOR sALE-In blocks Of so to 500 each. TO
persons who appreciate high-grade printing
and engraving. IS. 600 worth of preferred stock
in an up-to-dare printing, binding, and en-
craving establishment 10 he located In
Washington city. Dig profits; no risk; ua-
questionable security and gilt-edge references.
Address BOX 2II, this Office rnh44-ss
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FOR RENT-Newiy furnished rooms: terms
moderate. 1927 G. st. NV. mnfa-3t
The Washington times., 1905-03-15

FOR SALElPierce gasolene stationary en-
gine, 5 horsepower. st75; Bates & Edmondz
~ horsepower gas engine. $50; four Goodrich
rubber tires, 2ox216. s2e. MAURER'S 81 saT
STORE. 6i1 7th st. NV mh4, ), S. r. Is 49, q "a
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FOR SALE-Two good work horses sound /
and gentle: cheap also one mare IN foal |
1900 Half mh14-3t
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FOR SALE-Cheap. one mail carriers wagon.
Inquire NJ. II. SULLIVAN'S SONS, 12l0-1212
Ohio ave NV. mh15-3t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
OF
GRAND DUKES
In Empire OF Russia About
as Low as Pos
Sible
But BORIS Is THE WORST OF ALL

Paris. July si.--Throuahout the
czar's domain, grand duke" ana
'proligate" have long been svnono-
nous terms. TO toll a Russian that
he j. mo better than a grand duke"
Is the greatest possible repfuach
against hls moral character
Perhaps the most notorious and
pronlgate % al tho Russian grand
dukes "a the Grand Duko BORA. who
shocked Newport society by the 0cca-
sion 81 his visit there a couple OF
years ago, and later was recalled from
the army In Manchuria on account OF
his notorious cscapadoa Tho cyI
reputation OF Grand Duke Boris has
not been iossgned w the terribly
tragic death OF Nile AnaHtasia Mazour.
on, the youngest daughter OF a well
known lawyer. and acknowledged 10
be the most beautiful girl In kazan.
Despite the rigorous measures taken
by the Russian authorities to prevent
the matter becoming public. the pas.
ilculars OF the sad AFFAIR have Just APP
pearcd In several OF the Paris news
papers.
For some months past, 10 the story
goes, Mile. Mazouron caused her
friends great anxiety by her peculiar
hts OF melancholy and nervous de-
precision. For weeks al a time she
remaiEcd IN the houne. steadfastly re-
fusing the dozens OF Invitations she
received 10 dances and parties. A
week ago. however, her parents pre-
vailed upon her 20 accompany them
10 a garden party given hy the gov
crnor OF the city. Here she displayed
uhwOnted animation, and throughout
the afternoon was the center OF
large crowd OF admirers.
Returning home. Mile. Mazour0f re-
tired NJ once 10 her bed room, but on
me morning following, her maid was
unable 10 obtain q reply when she
knocked at the door OF her mistress.
IN a state Of frenzy. N. Mazouronf
broke into his daughters room. There
he found the young girl, clad In
blue poignoir. lying back In her chair
before q looking glass. There was
bullet hole In her temple and a toy
revolver iEy by her side. Stuck Ia the
looking glass was an autOnaph por-
trait Of the Grand Duke Boris. and be-
side Il lay letter In the dead girls
handwriting. addressed 10 the Grand
Duke Nladimlr's prolilgate SON
What the lotter contained has not
trunSplred, but grand ducal influence
has been brought 20 bear on NJ. Maz.
ouron, who. with his family, has left
Kazan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

Portsmouth. n. a.. July Shy
means of seine very subtle maneufel'
ing. apiccd With Yankee trade meth
DDS. during the past two weeks, an
arrangement has been made whereby
the world honor nl cntc. iaiuinB the
peace engoys from Russia aud Japan
will 30 converted into a glaring ad-
vertlsemont for a SUMMER hotel
Throughout the world the statement
has hecn famhoyantly published that
che American government, anxious TO
encourage q settlement Of the bloody
conflict OF the east, had perfected
magnificent generous arrangements
for the comfort ~ the Waiting plcni-
pOlcutiaflSs and their respective
suites. II fell 10 the LOT OF the state
Of New Hampshire TO do the great
honor. Her people. according 10 pop
ular understanding. were TO contribute
the hospitality.
As a matter OF fact. the people
arc owners and managers Of the
big summer hotel overlooking the
sea and situated about four niles
from this town.
For as long as Il stands. our hotel
viii be known as the place where the
treaty OF peace between Japan and
Russia was signed chuckled old
Judge Calvin Page, one of The eaecut.
0rs OF the Frank Jones estate.
Only two doubts entered the mind
OF Calvin PAGE. who got his title on
the police bench of this town. wnen
he made the deal which brings tho
diplomats Of two warning nations 10
his hOstclry. la his own words one
was. "WhatH We give them to Qat -
Another was; How long viii they
atayg"
In order that there may be a clear
understanding OF Judge Pages posi-
tion, bis remarks 90 your correspond
eni might as well be inserted here;
"When Frank Jones died, leaving
n very bis estate, he left n peculiar
viii Parker W Whittlmore, who
was famous athlete at Harvard a
few years ag0. ari !, were named CO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
NEw MINING COMPANY
TO DEVELOP MINES.

James X. Mccarthy arrived IN
Phoenix from Prescott on his way 20
plnai county, whore he has been inter.
eFted for the last ten years In the
Brooklyn group. He has lately organ
lied company for the operation OF
the property, The members OF tho
company are Mr.. Mccarthy, manager:
Daniel 9. stevens, president; Curtis
q. Powell, vice president; John q.
Heating. secretary; James r.. O'Con-
nor. Il. A. Jones, W. 8 .Goldsworthy,
and Robert v. Morrison. The capital
stock ls $4,000. The Brooklyn group
Is not the property which for q long
time has been IN litigation between
Mr. Mccarthy and his partner. Mrn.
Kinney, Of Globe. but Is another prop.
erty developed by himself. A party %
Chicago capitalists have a bond on the
Bryan group. which has been IN ms.
cation u lately expired but has been
extended for another month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
CONFIDENCE MAN IS
HELD TO GRAND JURY
CROOK WHO ROBBED UNsUs.
PEcTlho INDIAN COY, PRoeA.
BLY, DOOMED TO THE PENI-
TERTIARY.


Math Herman. the eonildonco men
charged with robblng Joseph Man
ucl, the indian boy, the particulars %
which were published IN The Evening
reputation. Il Ii alleged that no Is
liminaly hearing.
lie waived examination and was
held 70 await the action OF the grand
jury. In the sum OF $500 hond. He
failed 10 furnish the bond, and a. a
consequence Is langulshlng In the
couaty jail
Herman Is originally from Newport.
KY. where Il Is said he bears a bad
reputation. Il Il alledog that he Ia
an old criminal and has been In trnu.
sle before. His looks seem TO corroh-
crate these stories. AZ be has q mean
face and looks the pat Of a hardened
criminal.
Manuel left yesterday for his home
az ella Crossing, Ari1. Before he left
he stated that he would he on hand
40 the trial and appear against Her
man. Special Oficer r. Whitley OF
the Santa he, who captured Herman
and brought him 10 the city. ela0 left
yesterday for Flagstaff.
Attorney n. w. DOhson. local coun.
sci for the Santa Re, win conduct the
prosecution. Il D. said that the owl
ienco against thc prisoner Is conclu-
sire and that there is little question
OF his guilt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
PROCLAMATION FOR GOOD
ROADS CONVENTION
WILL MEET IN LAS VEoAs--oov-
ERNcR orERo APPOINTS LIST
OF DELEGATES.

The good roads convention. 10 be
held IN Las Vegas IN connection with
the ilrst annual northern New Mexico
fair, on September 20 and 81. has 81.
tractcd much interest throughout the
territory and elsewhere, and there 10
little doubt that the cause OF better
highways Ia New Mexico will be great.
~ advanced by the meeting Governor
Otero, who has been asscd 10 open
the convention. has issued the follow.
ing official proclamation. designating
the delegates who viii represent the
various counties at the good roads
meet:
Whereas. The question Of good
roads building Is now receiving ON.
cial and general consideration and
discussion throughout the various
states Of The Union, and,
Whereas, The territory Of New
Mexico, through rs legislative Assem-.
bly, has Identified itself by various en-.
acimonts providing for the conslruc-
tion of roads, notably the Scenic high.
way from Santa Re 10 Las Vegas
crossing The Pccos forest reserve, the
Canine Real from tho northern boun.
dairy OF the territory Of New Mexico
20 iia southern boundary. near the
place known "a Anthony, on the Texas
border; and,
Whereas, The territory OF New
Mexico has been the first In success.
fully employing prison labor 10 the
construction OF public roads; and.
Whereas. Tho people OF the terri
tory OF New Mexico, OF all claaaca, are
Interested IN goo1 roads building.
thereby aiding Ia the growth of cities
and towns be- well as Ia rendering 40,
cesslhlo an communities adjacent
thereto; and
"Whereg, Several commercial bod.
les have poiltluned the governor Of
New Mexico 20 call a good roads con.
ventlnn for the further consideration
OF road construction IN New Mexico;
Nov, Therefore, /. Miguel A.
Otero, governor Of the territory Of
New Mexico, ia compliance with this
general request, DO hereby appoint
htly delegates al largo from the terri.
tory OF New Mexico. as follows; Il.
u. IWltQhell, chairman, Las Vegas,
n. II. Pierce, }. 3. Clark, Las Vegas
~. o. hursum, Arthur Hollgman.
Charles ClossOn, N. Salmon, Frank
Owen ID N. white. Santa Ne; G. NJ
hayue. j. Van HOuten, Charlos
Springer A. l.. Hobbs. "a. -. stock.
ton, Ration a, T.. Kendall. Corriilos.
Alfred Ifunsield, Frank Mckee, Geo.
:. hnuoka, Albuquerque; II. =. Er-
Wien. q. Otto, Clayton; Tito Molondoz,
Juan Navarro, Mora; J. n. Hlnki0. n.
J. hagerman, Roswell; "A. ID. low
MAJ, Oscar SNOW, VI. y. Holt, Lrsl
Cruces; ~ q. Tracey, l.. o. Fullon,
Carlahadi w. ID. Murray. Central
Henry Luix, Lincoln; J. A. R0lla. n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
THE ROMANCE or BROTHERS
WITH IDENTICAL NAMES.

Tho result OF the similarity IN name.
appearance and actions and tastos 81
two young M0xicans residing near
Phoenix, q that they have married
young brides who are sisters The
men are brothers. being the sons Of
Antonio Martinez. The father liked
bis own name 80 well that no named
both his sons Antonio. and 70 distin.
gulsh them they are called Antonio
Martinez No. I, and Antonio Martinez
No. 2.
On coming 30 manh0od's estate.
they naturally entertained thoughts Of
love, but could not marry the same
girl. They dld the next thing 10 Il
and the probate court recently issued
Licenses 70 Martinez No. 1 and Petra
Rodriguez, and 70 Antonio Martinez
No. 2 and Candeleria Rodriguez.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

Tarritory of Ncw Mexico, County o. San.
doVni. May 4. 1915.
thfir heirs ana assigns
You, ANA each Of you, are hereby unti.
iitai, that !, the undergIgnod. co-owner
nave expended the aHW Of nt least ono
hundred dollars In labor and improve
mrntf, uuon each ~ the following lode
mining claims, toswlt Tho "Luciann'
lode. ana the "Curio lode. mining claimH.
situate in tho las plac'taa Mining dis
tflct formerly nernniiilu now Handognl
County, Territory OF New Mexico. or "a
total ~ noe less than two hundred doi-
lara, in order a. hold said mining claims
mud premises under the provisions Of soc-
tion iili, revised statutes OF the United
states. being the amount required go hold
the said clalmt for the year ending De-
ccmhcf gl leul And NJ Within ninety
days after this notice BY publication, YOU
or either " YOU FAN 20 or refuse 90 CON
tribute your propQrilna uf Fi'Ch eNpcndi.
ture Rg 9 co'owner or co,ewncra, your
Interest In said mining claims viii be-.
some the property OF the subscriber here
40 under tho proylHlonH ~ said section
ilf. revised HtftutcH.
First publication May % 1914
JOB DAVfTO,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

execute D. 10 40 with the estate. what
IN our opinion. Ffauk Jones would
nave doao. You know who Frank
Jones was. His beer "a known all
over. once DC was president OF The
Boston q Maine railroad. and he was
Ia CuaEress for four years. he was a
public spirited man. Whlttimor0 mar
rled one Og his four ~ and.daughters.
Has an inspiration.
Two biz hotels are Included In the
estate. when ! heard that the ENJOYS
from Russia and japan we're coming
over here TO settle their differences.
why, / naturally Thought thag Il would
he good thing for our hotels TO
have them quartored there.
"The navy yaid, where they viii
hold their meetings. n Just across the
PiscatsQua river. The navy yard pro
vides a good place for secret meetings
aud our hotel will give them the best
place go stop. And g won't coat them
cent.
u q OF took matters Into my
own haads Waen heard OF this thing.
and | got into communication with
Edward ~ Pearson, our secretary OF
state | told him that our hotel would
provide the hospitality, and be no.
tiied Herbert n. y. Pcirce, third as
sistant secretary % state, who has
been delegated By President Rooae'
welt TO manage the whole AFFAIR.
To Make Il Famous.
II was anxious 90 have the honor
Of having the treaty OF peace signed
Ia our hotel. ! was afraid that 4
might be signed over In the navy
yard. But I guess Il won't be, for
have been told that u must DO done
on neutral gound, and inasmuch as
our navy yards u the properly Of this
government, Il will probably be signed
In the hotel all right"
Calvin PuS, chuckled again, and
paused In his Yankee drawing.
"Of course" he continued, II look
at this thing from business point
OF view. And what's botherlng me
now, ID how long those fellows may
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

D., Watrons; Gregory Page, Alexan.
der Bowie, Gallup; J. Q. AquillaF,
Wagon Mound; V. JaramlllO. y. RitO.
Il. G. Hernandez. TERRA Amarillo; T..
g, Hunt, Toxlc0; T.. A. Mlera, Cuba;
Max kohler Hillsboroi T.. p. Martin.
Taos. solomon Luna. Los Lunha
John Becker. Belea' G. T. Brown, w.
y. Martin. EifeFo Baca, SOcOrfo; w.
u. Walton, Silver City, j. A. Mahoney.
DemlnR; Frank Bond, Espanola; ~.
;. Abbott, Springer. 20 attend a good
roads convention To be held IN the
city OF Las Vegas September 90 and
81 and that said convention may have
representation from each city. town
and county tn the territory, Il IL sug.
Reaied that the mayor OF each 'ncor-
porated city and town appoint twenty
delegates 10 attend said convention.
and taat the chairman OF the board OF
county commissioners OF each county
appoint twenty delegates 20 said con-
yention, % represent the county
therein.
] would recommend that the dele
gates from cities towns aud counties
DO appointed az the earliest possible
date, and that whore any delegate ap-
polluted Is unable 10 attend the con.
Veuilon that ho send his proxy. Orl
some one who viii act Tor him IN or.
der that there may be fun expires.
sion of opinion, and full confederation
OF The great questions that will be pre-.
scented 20 the convention, aud that
each community IN the territory may
have fuli representation.
Done az tho executive Office, this
the ~ day OF July. A. ID. 1905.
witness my hand and the great
seal of the territory OF New Mexico.
MIGUEL A. OTERO."
by the Governor.
). w. RAYN0LDs. Secretary OF New
MeXioo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
Notice OF PUBLICATION

Notice Is hereby given that on April
Is, 1905, the secretary OF the interior
restored 20 settlement the public
lands IN tho following described
townships which were temporarily
withdrawn pending the procurement
OF an executive order by the secretary
OF war permanently reservlng them
for military purposes. and that the
said public lands 80 restored 20 set.
Element on April rs. 1905. viii become
subject 10 entry filing selection AZ the
United States land once at Santa no.
New Mexico. on August n, 1905. via.
Townships o. 10 and II North, Ranges
3 and East. n. N. Mer.
". A. RICHARDS,
Commissioner General Lana Office.
Approved May 8. 1908
-. A. HITCHCOCK, Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05

stay. / heard that &C might only be
two weeks; another said that Il might
bee two months. and a friend OF mine
suggested thar / would hc lulky OF
they got away hy the FIRST Of next
year The hotel so iunatoiy, had
steam pipes put in recently. 20 we
can take care OF them. only | hope
u won't take as long as that
e expect Teddy Roosevelt will
come around here before Il Is over.
BE Just Ike h!m TO come In and tell
them what 10 do. Hes responsible
for this meeting and he won't be sat
lsilcd until that treaty Is signed Hpon
American ground. or IN our hotel
II don't want anything said about
the advertising part Of a. Il woaidn't
look riEht NJ. Jones WA a public
spirited man, and what have done
vas 20 carry out what ] thought he
would have wanted"
United states Can't Foot BILL
Judge Page explained that the pres.
ldent has no appropriation 10 draw
upon IN such an emergency as this,
and that Mr. PIERCE, who came from
Oyster Bay 10 perfect the arrange.
ments. was we'll suited with the plans.
Mr.. Pelrce. Will. on behalf OF the gov.
eminent. give a dinner 81 the hotel
for the ENJOYS. and Il ~ expected
that President Roosevelt will do like
wise.
The hotel "a typical OF the modern
summer seash0re hoatelry. II Is q
great. roomy place, with picturesque
location. There ate many hotels more
beautifully furnished.
Including two pienspotentlarios from
each nation, the suites and the serv-
ants, II Is expected that about thirty
persons win make up the party. The
Russians will be Quartered on one
side and the Japanese on the other.
Let credit so where it a due"
said an Old lnhahitant OF ancient
Portsmouth. who happened 10 be on
the "iasidc' IT isn't the government
or the state Of New Hampshire u .
Cal Page,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
FORBES PRESENCE
CAUSED MARRIAGES

w. n. Forbes. deputy United States
marshal from Albuquerque. was IN Al.
amogordo 10 make soma arrests OF per.
sons violating the Edmunds act on IN.
dictments which were brought az the
last term oF the United States court.
In most OF the cases the defendants
gave bond but one or two are ia jail In
default OF bail. Tho fact that marsh.
nj was ia tewn and the mission he was
on soon became n0lsed around and
there has been q wholesale marriage
business going on In Judge 'Rlolly's
court for the past several days. Those
who have been thus scared up are
mostly citizens OF Old Moxlco, who
axe now living IN chihuahua"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
NEW MEXICO READY ron
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION

A las Vegas dispatch says. A nee
sage was received from Governor
Otero announcing that the New Mex
Ia Las Vegas September 20 and 81.
Considerable work has already hcon
Some ~ the promntors, AMI number
OF nationally prominent good roads
advocates win deliver addresses.
las Vegas, owing % the scenic
highway buih from that city 20 Santa
Fe by convict labor. takes rank as the
good roads center Of the Territory, but
Il Is proposed 60 arouse interest IN
every part Of New Mexico, with a view
70 securing roads as good az any IN
tho union.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
NEW TERMINAL STATION
PLANNED FOR CHICAGO

A new terminal station In Chicago
20 cost irom fl,500,G00 10 s2.000.0o0
and % cover the land extending from
Clark street on the west 10 State
street ON the east aud from Polk
street south 20 Taylor. Is TO bo con.
atructed by the Chicago a Western
Indiana uilroad. acting with other
roads. says a Chicago dispatch.
Negotiations for the purchase Of tho
land fronting IN Clark street. Ply.
mouth and Custom House courts,
which have been COINS ON for nearly
two years. are about concluded.
Five railroads are Interested IN tho
new terminal station They are the
Wabash. Santa re, Erie. Grand Trunk
and the Monon. Tho Wabash "a said
10 he the moving figure, although Il Is
made 20 appear that Il Is the Chicago
a Western Indiana that Is purchasing
the land
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-05
DRINK LEADS A
LAWYER TO DEATH

Despondent because Of his love for
strong drink, %1l0nel Philip McHenry,
said 70 have been private secretary 10
former Vice President Garrett v. 10.
bart, fatally injured himself AZ Quartz.
site, Arizona, Sunday by firing bull
LET from a 3aealibre revolver into his
brain.
The deed was committed IN tho
brush In the carly afternoon. but not
until II o'clock "Wednesday night was
no found unconscious. He died M
onari2site Saturday night. having
gone there n few days ago az attorney
or the Amalgamated Gold Mines com
pany, and was drinking heavily Just
prior 70 his suicidal act,
Tho mother OF the deceased lies
Frustrated IN Mercy hospital sn Pres
coit. Little IA known about McHonry.
While IN Prescott a few days no made
few acQuaintances.