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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06


Cleveland May At Is the plan
b.. which all modern trusts are form
ED. says Mayor Tom l.. Johnson, OF
his proposition 90 ne local street
railway company tor the city 10 op'
crate the street car lines here for
the public benefit. II the visitor Is
startled. and they generally are, by
mention of the octopus the mayor
smiles In a genial way ard explalnS
But u 10 proposed TO work toe
trust Idea backwards, 30 that the PEG
pie will get the benvllt Trusts are
commonly run for private prOht. This
trust would boz for the people"
That Be- the keynote Of Mayor John
sons solution of The street railway
problem II h. being considered with
intense interest hy municipal etOrm.
ers ana capitalists.
ia Chicago it gained immediate re-
cognition, the Representatives ot the
street railway companies ln the uego.
uatlons with Mayor Dunno having gX.
pressed Willingness GO adopt the
Johnson plan % viii bee thoroughly
considered ia the discussion of
schemes tor the settlement OF he chi.
caso traction problem.
For years che people of Cleveland
have been demanding "a reduction on
She rate of fare. which is cents.
rhcy have becE insisting too. upon
better service. Important franchises
have expired or are about 90 retire.
aud tho time 10 at hand 20 strike a
bargain with tac street railway com
pany The latter offers % give, Ia oX'
change for a blanket franchise 10 run
twenty-five years. "A slightly reduced
rate of fare. and promises lmpl owed
service There be- NO way la which
satisfactory service can boz guaranteed
aud the people hesitate 90 give aw"y
the streets for twenty ave years With
tho chance that they may have TO
endure poor service for The sake OF
blg corporation profits.
Municipal ownership advocates are
numerous. but under existing Ohio
laws the city has no authority to op.
crate street railways The mayor be.
iieyes that his scheme would give
the people all the benefits OF mum.
opal ownership and few VI It's re-
probabilities Taxpayers could not
sunor loss u the onOrt 10 run the
traction system TO- the public benefit
should prove failure the property
would be- returned To its former own
ars. The relations between the PEG
pie OF the company would be Just al
they are al present
"lta simple and ms fair 10 both
sides. said Mayor Johnson, as lac
swung around ina his Office chair, 10
answer questions about his plan. Ia
noyclty and bolduess had sta tied
people. but he could see no occasion
Tor alarm
1T is simply an APPLICATION OF the
rules OF modern finance. the trust
doa, to our local situation. he OK
planned. "The plan Is the one by
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
GOOD LADltS REMEMBER
Tilt ClllZrN PRINTERS


Tine editors. reporters, hpukkoupers.
city chculutoH. tuc various iurcmcn,
half e dozen linotype operator machin.
lists the job printers fno pressmen
and cyon down lo the detil. who is a
cracker jack are under obligations
tO the ladies of DE Grand Army OF
the Republic. through tho efficient
secretary Mrs Etta @ Alls0u. for
an invitation to dino with ih.m and
tho visiting civil war Veterans tomur.
row, from D. noon. 900 o. m., and
after meeting This afternoon. pre-.
sided over by the devil. o. VAS unaut
mDusly decided 600 accept ile invita-.
don. so the g1ol ad.es art warmed in
advance tD prepare themselves. for
as general thiug the printers aru
very hor-ty eaters The boys will
not go ln body but win apr at 40
the dining room Uho Grpon.oaf build.
mul BOD separate huucHos
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.

To tho Bluewater Land and Irrigation
Company Ga corpOrationl, John N.
Norton. James s. Van Ioren, John
r, Long l.. l.. Henry and 70 W.
nOhHon.
You are hereby notified that a sun
has been begun IN the District Court
Of Valencia County. New Mexico. by
Ernest A. Teitjen and ~ q. Nelson,
as plaintiffs. against you. the Blue
water Land a Irrigation Company "a
corporation, John w. Norton, James
g Van DOren, John r. Long. i. \.
Henry and u. w DObsOn. az defend
anus. which Is numbered 1880 on the
iOcket Of said court. FOR tho purpose
u obtaining a decree adiudglng that
plaintiffs are entitled 20 a prior and
superior right 10 have wator from
osorvulr known as Reservoir
No 20 ana the canals of the de-
fendant company 10 irrlgate ITO acres
u and 90 each OF plaintiffs IN accord
Rnce with the toms Of contract with
the Bluewater Land a Irrigation
Company; 10 enioln and restrain
defendants from allowing watoT
10 90 20 waste, and that de
PENDANTS may be- ordered 20 give
1lnlniina water for the irrigation oi
their lands during the Irrigation sea
on under the terms of said contract
and upOn default thereof that they
plaintiffs, be entitled to take such
wator, OF that a Receiver be appointed
FOR such purpose and 90 set aside two
certain deeds OF trust and foreclosure
proceedings had Hereunder. as d
'rand upon plaintiffs rights and their
tight 10 damages heretofore accrued
and for which suits are pending
which deeds of trusts We're eXecutet
10 favor OF defendants Norton and
Dohaon, and that defendants be re
strained FROM taking any further &C
lion la such foreclosure proceedings
aud Tor other and general relief; an,
that unless You enter your appearance
IN said cause on or before Monday th'
i9th day Of june, 1906 Judgment vii
no endercd ln said cause against yol
By default. Plaintiffs attorney Is q
4 Medbr. whose pOstoiiico address q
Albuquerque, n. NJ.
w ~ DAME, Clerk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

aint A. o.. this morning. the re-
.urder decla the jury discharged
and ordered Miss Patterson returned
tO y. laon.
She was carried by two attendants.
and Two doctors had hard time ln
.Uatoriug her
ln the sirf below. thousands OF
persons wcr. held lack by the mount.
90 police. i noy ChcorOd az the
luWE. thou hoy were somewhat
appointed. ls they evidently "a.
lo young WUWlu's acQulttal.
There are various rumors az 90 how
,ho jury stool The information ie.
..vcd by Obj. Associated Press is
hat The pol Aas z TO In favor Of
lcluittal.
% Is quite certain that the former
show girl will Jc given her liberty on
nominal ball I.d that the indictment
viii be- quRshed She haa faced trial
Three tlmos. Twice the jury has dis.
lrecd. and one was a mlH-trial ON ac.
count of the collapse OF the Jury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

company OF Gallup ~ W. Dobson
represents the plaintiff aud the law
hrm OF McMillen a Reynolds repre-.
SCENTS the defendants.
Attorneys for the saloon keepers oi
the city, against whom indictments
we're found by the late territorial
giand jury for the vocation Of the
sunday closing law, appeared ho.
fore the court yesterday aud plead
not guilty 90 the indict meuts This
attorneys we're -. 8 Hodey ami W. 9.
hoacock. The latter representing A.
torneys .. n Mar on and W. r.
ChildWs. a. well as himself. lndlct
monts have been found against nearly
every saloon keeper OF the city.
The following iniormatiOns were
hied by District Attorney Clancy yes
torday charging saloonlats with vioiat
ing the Sunday closing law Charles
Grando. pletro N,o. America Morelli
Frank Francarai and Joshua Zanuue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Jobs for followers. II a roigning life
insurance family finds nephew or
nieces husband In need of job IL
Is easy 10 lengihon the payroll.
~ there is any husines that should
bee conducted by methods absolutely
above suspicion 10 ia that of $50 insur
ance. which carries interests that are
sacred above an others
The merit system la the selection OF
officers and employees, lf % would not
eliminate an the evils that have de-
velOped ln lie insurance admlnIstra-
lion. would al least reduce expenses
aEd at the same time limit the ear
like powers Of the companies heads.
policy holders have q right 90 de-
mand a fair deal in this matter I'm.
les they ac deserving OF the lmpOsi-
zion put upon them. they will make
thoir demand effective.
These thlnga DO not endanger the
certainty and security of lifo lnsur.
auce, but they certainly DO incroNse
the rates on which insurance can be-
cot alned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

which the United States steel cor.
pOration acquired and operates the
steel mills OF tho country The Am.
prican Stove company operates sub.
Hidiary companies Ina the same way.
But % Is new ln lbs application to
street railways was suggested.
No, that Us not true, responded
the mayor. The Elkius Widencr
syndicate of Philadelphia, leased the
Cincinnati traction system In this
way II formed a S2.UO00u Ohio cor.
paraiion 10 take over the lines and
guarantee dividends CA the stock Of
The former stockholders.
some yoais ago a Detroit street
railway company in which ! was Ia.
tercgtOd offered 90 sell its property
to the city 40 % valuation Of $4,000
coo. thuugh We contonded that u was
worth fully $1,000 900 The omer
was rejected on the ground that the
price was TOO high. We afierward
sold 10 private company Tor more
than siG.uOO.UlO. Tho property was
capitalized al $4,000 600 and It's value
100 the market Is now S25OU0OOO. We
were willing 90 deliver our property
90 Detroit under the plan nov pro-
posed boo Cleveland.
How would YOU go about q to
place your plan in onoct2' was asked.
THE city and the company agree
upon q fair valuation for an its stock
and bonds and iair dividend upon
the stock Then they select hVe or
seven mon acceptable 90 both sides.
Let these men secure an ordinary cor
porauun charter from the state, with
q nominal capital. aud let the street
railway company lease all ita lines
and propc ~ 90 this new company.
The later vii pay interest on the
bonds, fixed dividends ON the stock
and provide a sinking fund 10 retire
the bonds. The present company is
10 give tho leasing company an option
% buy its stock al an agreed price AZ
any time 40 gurananteo. % should
be provided that 10 the leasing com
puny fails iu its payments, the old
owners can take back the property
under a twenty-five year franchise.
hut with six tickets for quarter.
This would safeguard the property
rights Of the men who now own the
lines.
Adoption of the plan wolid teko
the street railway company out OF
politics and SOS securities out of the
stock markets. The employees would
not boz ln politics because, though
working for the public. they would
not De employed by city officials.
I'm brief. the plan ls not munici
pal ownership. but private ownership
without profit An the surpus abOye
fixed charges will be- devoted 20 i'm
proved service. aud fares will be iixed
az the lowest possible rate.
"The people will got the beneat OF
an future increase OF franchise val
ues and OF Inventions that will de
crease the cost Of sorylos."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Mrs W,Ieman. OF 7l3 West Copper
avenue 1913 hostess Yesterday az "A
delightfu ally.ho party given In
honor Of Dr. and Mrs Hiram Il. still
well who arc spending a few days Ia
the city. A drive was made 90 lsleta,
the tallyh1 leaving Albuquerque a.
N O'Clock no the morning aud arriving
at lslota about 1880 In the afternoon
After arriving at islota a delicious
luncheon vas partaken OF by the
narty Tho balance Of the afternoon
was then sDent sightseeing about the
Indian pueblo aud getting snap shots
Of the Indians. The party returned
10 this city late in the evening.
Those anticipating In tho enjoya-
hle event hesldes the guests OF honor
we're Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker. Mrs.
r. NJ Mitchell and son lee. Mrs, w
" Dame, Mrs. l.. l.. Lea and son. Rob.
ert and Miss A. A. IlolInquest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
DEATH or MRS. @. RlvENsuRo

Friends this city will he panied
20 learn hat Mrs. Grant RivenherR.
7 Santa e. died AZ her home IN that
ity yesterday morning ON the ~
ects on on operation. which resulted
tho animation OF one Of her limbs
ihoye the NEE
Mrs. Ri'pnbe7F had been a resident
n Santa o. Tor twenty Eve years. com
ne 10 New Mexico from Butler coun.
q, kaa., Iu 1881. She had a host Of
riends in santa Pc ana this city. as
no frequently was the guest Of Mrs.
y T. Stlmm during her visits to
albuquerque.
The deceased had takou go active
are In tho Welfa Of her home city
md was % member of the Woman's
Hoard of Trade and Fifteen club
She d. survived ~ her husband and
'ne son. raymond " Riyenborg OF ~
payo. Tho funeral viii probably oc.
mr. tomorrow afternoon from the fam.
my homo. Rev. w r. Dye. pastor oi
me Church Of the Holy Faith, oihciat'
ng
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
sns Lies vsry 20 In Toembs.

NeA York Woy 4 Nan Patterson
lID very 900 iho Toombs prison 20.
da. Hcr ner#s completely unstrung
Dos .e ordC OF her trial. aud the
dramatic oxr enco in the court carly
thH Irn.n Her lawyers worked
hard .Hly H secure her release on
bail .I. mo- % $3.50 had maize little
ptogT q that time they had not
been a communicate with the
disurC. ney, and did not know
bis .u.. .n IN the case bail BE-
ready boz r sum they say, and they
hope to ure her freedom ln "a day
or two He least.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

made oar counuymen an brothers an.
der ihe rars and stripes against a
common Toe
To the patriotism aud diplomacy OF
fWhugh Lee. a. consul general at
EaNaua. Che United states Is largely
uaeulod Tor the dignity and dispatch
800. which Cuba was made free.
To bis iarseeing statesmanship aa
governor general ls largely due the
Nar fnat Cuba has been made indie
pendent prosperous and progressive
BE was a battlC'scarred hero. who
EO0 ha0 me tenderness OF touch 10
.tD0t.y salyo The wounds OF a nations
hate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

lions for two rplat.Vcs while most of
the other good places are hlled by
mombO . of neat little knot ni fami.
lius 100 tho board of trustees.
Perhaps the reason there are not
moro Hydes Ia evidence Us tnat there
are no more Hydos available.
There is In most Cascs little ur no
prctonsc that the half hundred thou
sand dollars a year. more or less,
paid TO these favOritos by many com.
panies ia eally earned by them They
take % because they can. II is the
money OF the stockholders that ls thus
being privately absorbed
Gould it reasonably bee assumed that
these fay0rites perform their duties ~
we'll as they could be performed by
etners. tho temptation Is To create
now Offices 80 that there may be more
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
NEPOTISM IS
SADLY RAMPANT
Insurance Companies Heaven
Of ReCOmpense for Rel
ativeS and Friends.
WEDDING OUT IS GREATLY NEEDED

Toe heads % families controlling
some of the big insurance companies
very evidently regard nufuai business
az private graf.
Six AieXandors have been drawing
f239oo0 a year Ia salaries from the
Equitable
ln The New YORK Life President Me.
Call has i've of his near relatives
Ia highpayinE positions Vice prosi.
dents pohins and Buckncr have each
couple
President McCurdy. W the Mutual
iAie Of Sew York., has found big posi-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
MRS. MoNDRAooN WINS
FAMOUS SUIT FOR LAND.

The bitterly fought contest OF Valen-
Ina s, M0ndrag0n W.. Charles =. Bas.
icy, for valuable coal lands at Hagan,
santa BE county. according 80 adyiccs
from Washington. has been decided In
avoI of Mrs. Moudragon. whose fling
mad been rejected at hrst, and then
upon demand for hearing was sent
20 Washington, the receiver having
lecidod In favor OF che defendant, and
Tho register Of the local federal land
lfice Ina favor 81 Mrs. MondragOn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

woman was Mrs. w. w. Greene. OF
Artesia. and the young ladies are trip.
lei Infants. who were born last Christ.
mas day. The girls are named.
Blanche. Boulah and Beatrice, and
they look rs much alike as three
peas. The three babies att acted con.
siderable attention wherever they
were taken TODAY This was their
first trip 20 Roswell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
RECEPTION TO REV.
AND MRS. HARRISON.

The Ladies' Guild Of tho Eplscopal
church win tonight tender their rec
tor, Rev A. O. Harrison a reception
at Guild hall ON South Fourth street.
The ladies' have made great prepare
lions TO make the affair social auc'
COS and the hall has been prettily dee
GRATED.
Hoy. Harrison rs very popular With
his nuck and all membe Of the
church and visiting Episcopalians will
attend
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
THE JURY
AGAIN DISAGREES

New York. May i.--Dramatlc In the
oxtrome were the closing scenes Of
Nan Paiterson's trial before Recorder
Con on the cnarge Of having murdered
Caosef founE When the foreman
finally assured the court that there
was no possibility OF reaching an
Agreement The prisoner ZEN Ia a dead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
Probably Released Today.

Now York May at IL said az the
district alto neys Office today that
the prosecution will not oppose ,hc
release OF Ma Patterson on bail, pro.
y.ded tho sum Us fixed at $4,000 90
$4,000. Il u aNpectod thar Recorder
Con viii be his Office today and
pu. .1ly Nj Patterson may be re-
leased before night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
MATTERS IN THE
DISTRICT COURT

A large pant of yestC day ald the
rfontor part uf today the district
court has been occupied Boy che case
uf GREGORY Page. OF Gallup against
wi a. Glucnwator, Maynard Gunsul
and Tho Moniezuma Trust company of
Albuquerque and the Gallup Electric
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
ANOTHER DIAMOND RING.

The police have been quietly a.
work ON what Is believed 10 DO an.
other robbery OF diamonds. Several
weeks ago Mr5 q. n. Fitzgerald iaid
aside three valuable rings, worth
about $500 or $500.
Both the doctor and Mr., Fitzgerald
remained that evening and are quite
positive no one entered The house
Nevertheless the diamonds we're not
found the next day, and after a futile
search for the mlslng Jewels. the mat.
tor was reported 20 Chief OF Police
McMinln. lie has boon at work on
the case for several days, but as yet
has found no clcw 90 the robbers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

G. y Davis. E r. Dunn and daugh.
ter Miss Fauna Dunn. ofMineral Point.
WIS. arrived n the city last night 90
Join Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Davis, who
nave spent the past winter here for
for their health
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

W. s shields, OF Wluslow. manager
FOR the Holmes supply Co, OF Los
Angeles. CAL spent Doc day IN Alhu-
uuorque on one 0i his regular trips.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

The report comes from south of the
city that several teams have been
drowned IN Rcd river and the nearby
aroyos In an attempt 20 cross during
their recent swollen condition, says
the Ration Gazette. A span OF fine
mules belonging 20 the Maxwell Land
q ant company bearing a load Of hay
were driven into the Red river and
az soon as they atruck the water went
down and out of sight, the driver and
hay remaining safe on the bank. -Four
other teams are reported 10 have
been iost In like manner. SO far no
loss OF human life has been reported.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
rRlpLHTs MADE TRIP
70 ROSWELL

Roswell entertained today a woman
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

FH up tho Rarolas bridge % needs
NE attention of tho county commits
aioners as soon as possible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

ThursHl, morning about o'clock.
I'd. H. h.Eoo and n Jap. known as
George though a slight misundef'
standing 01gaRed Ia little scrap
which fplled Ia Kehoo cutting the
Jap aero. ne back and right side,
says the Hinsiow Mail Al present
the Jap In critical condition.
Both arc Employees al the Harvey
house 90 He capacities Of cook and
walter alH the ARRAY took place In
the Kitchen adjoining the lunch
anmnler
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
TAGGED BuRRo SHIPPED.

II. J. Ryan. tic inspector Tor the
santa We Railway company, with
n~ 4dquarters IN Las Vegas, shipped
burro 10 Robert Lea Nelson a
nephew OF his at indianapolis, Ind,
where he Is superintendent OF the
hnitary department for the city
The burio wore a tag on which was
,nditod the following;
IN a poor, f0rlorn burro from New
Mexico.
senator Beyorldgo has dlsfranchlscd
me Is the reason ] must go.
I've beautiful voice Ike the senator,
and II we both viii try,
FONT statehood With Indiana we're
hound 10 have bye and bye.
Il don't make any difference whether
hurrO rOEuat,
" hos jo'ned 10 Indiana he'll be sure
90 have a vote.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
FOR OBTAINING MONEY
UNDER FALSE PRETENSEs

Fran ie was arrested lart night
and Tod ln the city Jail on com
plant lmeB Young. Rose is a
hack dr and ~ charged by Young
with co. ng hack fares and keep
ing tho ..ay.
This hing at 3 o'clock he was
arralgnu fore Police Judge Craw
ford au# lead not guilty 90 the
charge DOS hearing WAS set for tnis
aitornuUH
Rose ms that he vas not collect.
ing Tor Young. but for =. McSpadden.
Ills wif. Fcnt to iaii with him 10
keep him rImpany
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Mrs Ira q Bennett viii go 20 San
Francisco the first of the week whore
she will join her husband ana reside I'm
the future. Mr. Bennett was formerly
manager 0f the American Lumber
company In this city and suporIntend.
ca the building Of the mils In this
city Some time ago he went 20 the
coast and has engaged IN tho whole.
sale lumber business. Mrs Bennett
will be missed IN Albuquerque. as she
has been active IN social and church
work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
BRAND NEW PLAN FOR PUBLIC CONTROL OF
PRIVATELY OWNED FRANCHISES

MAYOR JOHNSON, CLEVELAND PROPOSES THAT CITY
STREET RAILROADS owNERs-woRK
ING THE wELLKNowN TRUST IDEA BACKWARDS - UNIQUE
EXPLAINS SCHEME
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
ssysysEsEsESSsssSsSSSsssSsEss

Points MAYOR JoHNsoN's SCHEME
Private ship. for public benefit
Complete safeguarding Of corporations present property nghs
railroads from politics
markets.
working public n city officials.
THE PLAN WORKS THE TRUST IDEA HACKWARDS-FOR
PUBLIC INSTEAD OF 40 AlNST II,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Ihg DJndoo Investment Company
Limited corporation puuI
versus Muicom Bruce Hasgar
Kathleen Elizabeth Haggar and
l0r0thy HauMrt minors Kate b.
Hnggart. their mother aud natural
guardian. and samuel j Gilmore
defendants So So
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
NOTICE OF SUIT.

Territory 0i NtW MoAlco iu ,hp n..
ir.ct Court County l. saudotaL -t.
uuI judicial District.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

The body OF Mr. Rounds, wac was
drowned IN the big food last soptem.
her. has been found on the David
Johnson ranch down the Cimmaron
river, Colfax county, about a mile
from where he was drowned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Regular services will be held IN
Temple Albert this evening AZ l'Ab D.
m. The Jewish Conception OF the ia.
ais OF Morality Will be the subject OF
Rabbi Kaplans sermon. The public rs
welcome.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

The old original Groves Tauelcss
chill Tonic. You snow what YOU are
taking IL is iron and qninine 90
tastrloss form No cure. No pay. soc.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-03-24
champseW linlsnent sss 0hev-
sNotiANN.

Chas. Drake. a mail carrier at Cha
pinyille, Conn.,. AavS: .'Chamherlain's Is
Pain Balm Ii the champion OF all lini-
mSnts. The past wear | was troubled
"A great DEL with rheumatism in nv
shoulder. After trying several cures
the StOrekeeper here recommended
this remedy and il completely cured
me- There Is no use Of anyone suf-
fering from that painful ailmsnt
when this linin,ent can he obtained
for small sum. One application
gives prompt relief and its continued
use for short time will produce a
permanent cure. For sale BY lkel-
man Bros.