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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

q y5i7a. Part OF the money wa
spent Tor keep. Tor plans. for animals
and Tor the orchestra fund.
Love the Thcator.
The city contributes e92. 0oG an
nualiy 10 the theater. The thoater n
not s9lf supporting, but the city takes
the position that Il Is q necessity, and
would AZ soon think OF managing the
schools NJ a profit as the lhealer. The
thcater spent sioG3 for management.
t3S,SSf for actors and singers, and
S6.f7f toward the orchestra fund.
Ffeiburg collects an "octrol" tax on
all food products brought into the city.
The amount was t7i GOO.
Tho Peoples Kitchen" serves sup
per for as cents and dinners for 80.
and ~ cents: coup IA cents a bowl,
and coffee, IL cents cup.
The water department paid Into che
treasury s7i,3ib. and 70 employees
81. 366.
The city savings bank has 20 .sae
deposltors and sG.3i9Ss1 IN deposits.
fho schools are not entirely free, a
small fee being charged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
HARTMAN SYSTEM WANTS
BETTER OPERATING.

Operating officials. reDresontlng al.
most the entire Hartman system OF
railways, we're In conference IN Salt
Lake CITY. Tuesday. El,h James
kruttschniti. director Of maintenance
and operation Of tbs Hartman lines.
The others present Included W n.
Bancroft. vice president and general
manager Of The oregon Short Line.
A. l.. Mohlor general manager OF the
Union Pacific, q. T.. Calvin. Vice pres.
idoat aud general manager of the Ore
gon Railroad g. Navigation company.
There were also present several gem
eral aud division superintendent and
superintendent of motive power aud
machinery 4. a. Wells, general man.
aver ol the Salt Lake route. also was
there from Los Angeles. but did not
attend the days conference. II was
announced that the general MANAGERS
and superintendent met simply TO got
together on a policy 81 lettering the
operating service Of the Hartman
lines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
WHERE sUNNYsioE is
AND WHY IT'S THERE.

sunnysldo Is situated on the east
banks OF the beautiful pecos river.
nine miles northeast ~ old Fort sum.
ncr Ia Guadalupe county, New Mex.
leo, says the sun. The Incentive for
the creation Of a town al this 1olnl
was caused mainly by the building OF
The Belen cut OF branch OF the Santa
r. railroad. Here the railroad crosses
the Pec0s river, and here Il Is that
the railroad company will build the
big ron bridge. TO cost not less than
half a million dollars. Here Il Is that
The topography, both on the surface
and below, changes. The east side OF
the Pec0s. vita isa rich valleys. and
beautiful, verdaat prairies. - noted
Id Spanish history. nH the land OF
Fura aqua tpure watcrl, while ON
The west banks the conditions are net
30 favorable. The town OF sunnyBide
derived IL nnme from the noted Sun
nyside springs. located two miles
nOrthcast Of town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
Railroad Topics

Roland Stevens. con Of n. ~ Hlos
vcns. waa in the city yesterday from
the Boien cutoff. and returned thla
morning to Kennedy. where 10 II
working Tor tho santa Fe.
Mrs. Avery Turner. wife oi General
Manager Turner Of the pocos Valley
lines OF the Santa Re, u In the city
on n visit 10 her brother. Yardmaaier
Clarence Ten Eyck ana family. Mrs
Turner was accompanied 10 this city
by Harold Ton Eyck. who has hoon
visiting bis aunt a. Amarillo. Texas.
travelling Auditor y. l.. Taylor. o.
the Santa Fe. with headquarters ~
Ia 5unla. waa in the city today At
tending 10 Official business.
Doteciivea Cado Solvy. Of the santa
70 coaAt lines. and l.. =. Cuftwrisht,
of the Nov Mexico division. we're IN
the city today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
GENERAL DISLIKE FOR
PROFESSIONAL SPofTER.

Said a railroad man, yesterday, IN
conversation With Ios Angeles
Times reporter. "A spoiier, a. q gen.
erRl proposition. 81, In the estimation
OF railroad men. about the most des'
plcahie indiyidual that lives. but whom
one OF these professional spies ia o
pimp 10 the bargain. he becomes de-.
spisod on all men. There - IN this
city a fellow who has for Che past
six months been aching as a apolter
ON local railroad men, and several
good men have lost their positions
thfungh information furnished the
railroad officials BY him. TO aid hlm
Ia his work. he has a woman. who
lives in one Of the large houses on
Utah street, and who. 4 ia said, In
forms on railroad men who come into
the house and cafOuse. She tells hcr
man the spottSr. and he passes the
information 10 the railroad officials.
| would like 20 see this fellow ex'
posed"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

card party al CLAIMS castle. and IN
the course OF the game. card, the
nine Of diamonds, known az the Curse
% scotland mysteriously fell from
the ceiling 10 the floor. One Of those
present at the house party. relating
the Incident, says the earl put his foot
on the card and declRed 10 discuss
the matter.
Another tradition Is that several
centuries ago. a large number OF the
enemies OF the StrRthmOre house were
enilced into the secret chamber on
some pretext and we're all murdered
there. since which time the room has
been accuraod
Maebeth's Old Castle.
The hall was the ancient home OF
Macbeth, and the room stu exists
where Macbeth murdered Duncan m
lvfo. Seven years before, In 1898,
Malcolm II, king OF Scotland. was muir.
deffd IN the castle. Four hundred
years aso, Lady CLAIMS was accused
Of wltchcraft. by q discarded sutton.
and OF directing her powers against
James V OF Scotland. and was burned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
BAD FREIGHT WRECK
ON 8ouThERN pAcIFIc.

There was bad freight wreck on
the main line OF the Southern Pacific
Friday morning, al Graz, a small des.
ert station a few miles west Of Yuma.
While few and measef details OF the
trouble were received out this way, Il
Is known thar the wreck was a serious
one. II ~ understood 20 have occurred
In the hin country west Of Yuma,
where Il Is exceedingly difficult 70
build shoe ny tracks.
The fast Rock Island train, going
west, was delayed By the wreck. the
train being annulled for the day.
which would Indicate that the officials
did not expect 20 get the wreck clear
before Saturday morning.
II IL understood ne wreck was
caused BY q wheel flang6 breaking,
which caused the train 10 pile up IN
q deep cut, making Il very difficult 70
set at SO far as Il known. no ono
vas Injured. Fourteen cars we're
smashed up. The freight was cast
bound.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

s0A II Is claimed tha. A. practical
valdatlOn. the city prJls % wolii ~
worth twice ~ much as rs indebted.
ness.
Toe city ssl's rs ess8srs This uc.
partmcnt has turned into the city
treasury tti7 net.
The Observation-Disclosures land shows
a surplus Of si.so6 out Of sas.5se in
receipts.
The Electric Plant.
Besides lighting rs streets. Frel.
burg sold t25.S2f worth Of light and
S3.727 worth Of power 70 private par
ties, got t2.702 for the use OF lie me-
tiers. aud SHOWED A SURPLUS or
s3.t7S. BESIDES PROVIDING THE
POWER. FOR. THE. ELECTRIC
LINES.
The street railway aystem showed
surplus OF $500.
The gaa-works showed a balance OF
over $500 On the right side OF the
ledger.
The cemetery turned over 9i9.af0 20
the city treasury. This Included the
sale Of S2.279 worth Of Baskets 70
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

TOT q fowl. sui ah0 has SIght him To
otcy her IN evcgythlug. she can tell
him 90 III on a railing. a fence, or a
certain spot IN the yard. until she re-
turns. and ths baniam viii mind her,
and remain for a period Of five or ten
minutes az least. weitinB for his mia.
trrs1 10 nomo back and watching FOR
the carUsaca he knows abe viii give
him, flo win mind everything she
tells him. 10 FAR a. he Il able. and win
CROW nj her command. showing ihatho
understands her perfectly. It's Ger.
tainly q remarkable pot.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
THE poo ESCAPED.

Las, Friday night al Marshad David
sandoval. Of Las Vegas. was vending
his way home. he met dog which he
thought had no bualness on the streets
and pulled hIs six.shooier to dispatch
lhe can ne. The gun refused 60 work
ai the proper moment aud the mar.
shall took hold OF Il with both hands
10 an attempt 70 raise tho hammer.
While thus occupied. the weapon OK.
pioded, the bullet passing through the
lieahy part OF bis left hand tearing out
large chunk, DR. DcemarAla was i'm.
mediaiely called 10 dress the wound.
He found that while no bones were
broken, the wound 10 an exceedingly
nasty one. and viii lR Iapacltate the
marshal for several days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
GERMANY, PRIZE
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP CITY

nolehborlng towns, and tho trnnspor.
tatlon Of bodies 20 the cemetery from
lno city. The bodies are taken 70 the
chapel at the cemetery on the day OF
death. No funeral procession takes
place IN the town.
just 4 Few items.
peculiar Institution u the invelld
lnrurance tax. an imperial Institution
which prevails all over Germany.
There u a tax OF sass. payable every
three months for each servant The
tax may be paid IN part BY the ser.
want or wholly BY the employer. The
years total for Forlburg was tifQ9g.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

Edinburgh, Oct. i6.-Led deep down
into the vaults OF Glamls castle. In
the Grampian Hills Of Scotland. by his
father. the old earl Of sirathmore.
Lord Glamls. heir 70 the vast strath.
more estates, has just been revealed
70 him the dread secret Of the castle.
Tho revelation was the chief Of
all the presents revived by Lord
CLAIMS on hia tweniy-flfth birthday.
For centuries the family law has pro
vldcd taat the mystery OF the castle
be IN the keeping OF not more than
tho relgnlne earl. MS estate manager
and his eldest SOU
For hundreds OF years kings even
have tried In vain 10 induce the
strathmore family TO reveal the Sc
cFet.
There IL a tradition which says a
secret chamber Is inhabited by the
ghost Of former earl OF strathmore
struck dead by heaven for blasphemy
while playing catda.
"Nine Of Diamonds"
Il IL said that recently there was
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

Il Is q bad habit 20 borrow anything.
but the worst thing you can possibly
borrow, Is trouble When sick. sore.
heavy, weary. and worn.out by the
painH and polaOns Of dyspepsia. bilious
ness, Bfight'a disease, and similar IN.
teinal dlsorders. dont sit down and
brood over your symptoms, but fly for
relief 20 Electric Bitters. Here you
VIII find sure and permanent forget
fulneas Of an your troubles, ana your
body will not Do burdened BY load OF
debt disease Az all druggists. Price
Soc. Qua anteed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
MANY CHANGES AMONG
SANTA So OFFICIALS

Following the appointment OF Geo.
r. Nicholeon as third vice president
OF the Santa re railroad, the follow
Ing changes IN the passenger depart
ment OF the system have been an
nounced.
VIM, J. Black. now general passen.
aer agent al Topeka. promoted 20 pas
genger traffic manager. with head.
quarters IN Chicago. succeeding Mich
olson.
John J. Byrno. now general paseen.
gor agent Of the Pacific coast lines,
promoted tn assistant passenger traf.
tic manager, with headquarters In Los
Angeles.
James n. Conneil,now general agent
OF the passenger department In Chi
cag0, promoted 20 general passenger
agent al Topeka, 70 succeed Mr.. Black
Edmund J. lehakershaft. now chiei
clerk OF the general passenger office
at Topeka, promoted 20 assistant pas
sengcr agent.
Charles 4. Seagrayoa. row traveilna
passenger agent. has been promoted
10 general colonization agent, with
headquarters IN Chicago, vice William
Nicholson. resigned 20 engage IN pri.
vato business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
KATY CLAIMS EXEMPTION
FROM CROSSINGS LAW.

The Katy claims thar II does not
have 20 comply with the law providing
that railroads shall construct cross
ings through indian Territory az the
sectional roads which cross the tracks
According 80 Missouri. Kansas A
Texas attorneys, the Katy was bull,
through the land when II was held IN
common by the Indians. ana thus ac
quired rights which exempt II from
doing such work. The crossings would
coat about $4,000 AZ Il would be nee
essary 20 build one every mile from
Kansas 20 Texas.
The natter has been taken up with
the Efnltod States authorities. but the
Department OF the Interior has not
made a ruling.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
CAR BROKEN OPEN
AND GOODS TAKEN.

\. s. Smith. the man who was ar
rested In III paso number OF days
ago. as a suspicious character. and
brought 10 Alamogordo Tuesday night,
by G. H. Haynes. roecial agent of the
Southern Pacific. tells a number OF
conflicting stories concerning himself.
Several days ago. the car contain
Ing the household goods Of A. J, King.
was broken ones and burglarixed.
while In transit between nor and Ei
Paa0. Among the articles taken was
a woman's cloak ana number OF ar
ticles OF jowesry.
Burgiarlzing car iE transit Is a
penitentiary 0ffense, under a United
States statute, and while this law Is
rarely invoked, case almost identical
was tried az the term OF the United
States court here last fall, In which
the defendA-ts had broken into car
at Santa Rosa, and atolen quantity
OF whiskey. They were convicted and
are now serving time az Santa Re.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
SANTA FE MAY REDUCE
TIME FROM CHICA0O

While no announcement has az YET
been made as 10 the winter schudule
.of the Santa re, u Is understood thai
the California Limited, nov runnlnr
twice week. Will become a DAILY
train some time In tne latter part ii
November. instead OF waiting month
later, as has been done several sea
sous past
Il Is understood the train win also
leave Chicago several hours later Ia
The day than heretofore, ami that al
attempt win DO made 10 reduce this
running time OF tho train somewhat
u Is said this reduction Of the time
schedule will be possible because OF
the improvements being made IN the
track and the now fast engines the
road has been securing for some
months past.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
Ell PAso WILL RUN AN
EXCURSION FROM ToRREoN,

That the Mexican Central has grant.
ed a rate OF fare and one-third for
the excursions, which tho Chamber OF
Commerce will run from points as far
south as TorreOn. In November. was
announced a. the meeting OF the
board OF directors OF tho chamber re-.
Gently
Secretary Tilton has had CORE
spondcGoe with a number OF Mexico
merchants and miners who will take
advantage Of the excursion and Il 10
expected that large crowds viii come
there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

are these lines from J. n. simmons, Of
Casey, In. Think what might have 70.
suited from Bis terrible cough n no
had NOT taken the medicine about
which ne writoa: n had a fearful
cough, which dlHturbcd my nights
rest. tried everything, hul notning
would relieve Il. until took Dr.
Kings New Discovery Tor Consump
ton, Couahn and Colds. which com.
piotely cured me- instantly relieves
and permanently cures qll throat and
lung diseased prevents Nrip and
pneumonia. AZ an druggiats; guar.
hntcsd: SOC and tt.00. Trial bottle
free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
WANTED M TEXAS ron
STEALING A HORSE

The sheriff OF Crockett county, Tex,
requested the officers VI Lincoln coun.
~ 10 arrest and hold Arch Parker, on
tho charge Of stealing q horse In that
county. William Reilly, deputy sher,
M, aud \. y. Ayent. territorial police.
man. have each received instructions
from the same source. and tho officers
met az CarritozO on the same bent
Parker was arrested, tho sheriff OF
Crockett county notified. and Parker
placed In tne Lincoln jail % await
the coming OF the man who wants
hlm for the uansgresaion Of the Tex.
as laws.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
WORK TRAINS BUSY Dis
TRlBuTlNC SIDING STUFF

Work trains have been busy dis
tributinK rails ard other mLteriai for
the new and extended sldings 20 be
laid on the Santa re between Verde
mont and Barstow. and before the
end OF the week. trackmen Will be
busy putting down the ties and rails.
has already been completed. having
been In progress for some weeks, ana
the matter OF getting The tracks down
wiz be brief. Ike new and extended
sidiEgs are made necessary BY the
Joint use o fthe track between this
city and narstow by the Salt Lake.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
MEXICAN CENTRAL WILL Rave
EXCURSION FROM FRISCO

The Mexican Central will inaugur.
ate IA innovation this winter IN the
excursion line, and Will run a special
from San Francisco 10 the City OF
Mexico,
Tho Centrai's general agent At San
Francisco has been advertising tho ex,
cursion there for some time, aud II Is
announced that the train will carry at
least $50 passengers out OF that city.
Extra car will be added untli the
train leaves Ia Paso. and n Is ex.
poctod that by the time the Special
reaches Mexico City tnete viii Be 500
on board.
y. Q. Mcdonald. general passenger
agent OF the Central. conceived the
Idea after the close az last seasons
heavy excursion travel, and for the
reason that the great amount 81 win.
tor tra1el 10 Mexico does NOT begin
until about Christmas, he concluded
that Ypletide excursion would be- a
success. Tentative arrangements have
heon made with the santa Fo for
handling the train from California.
The oxcuralonis's viii spend week
IN Moxie0 CITY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
COLONEL AND MRS. FROST
GONE TO WASHINGTON,

Colonel Frost and MIS-. Frost, Mr.
and Mrs. G. T Brown, and Elmer
Marsh, after spending a day onioyahly
In The Windy Cily. left Chicago last
Friday for Washington, b. C., aud
were expected 10 arrive az the national
capital Saturday afternoon. Colonel
Frost and .dr. Brown. while In Wash.
inEi0n. will attend the sessions Of the
supreme coulcll OF the thlrtyihlrd de.
gree ~ Ancient ana Accepted Scot.
fish Rite Of Free dasonry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

(The United States consul at Frei
burg. Germany. II. Theophilua I.iefeid.
has Just sent IN an interesting report
upon the remarkable degree Of munlc.
lpal ownership and control Of public q
Titles In that city. Freiburg has
10000 inhabitants and ia IN the grand
duchy OF Baden the features 50
which he calls attention are briefly q
unmarried below. The, rclnr 30 the
showing ior he fiscal ynsF OF 1905 =
Edito)
The clly's lndebto lneaa Il s711s..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
SHOPS DINING ROOMS
FOR RAILWAY WORkMEN.

Arrangements are belng made BY
Ma Canadian Pacific railway TO pro
vide Quarters In close proximity 20 the
new Angus shops. whore tho five or
eix thousand w0rwmcn employed may
ba able IA get q good square meal
IN the middle 0f the day a. a reason.
able figufo. MoAling accommodation
being 10 poor In the neighbofhood o.
R0aemount. and no one appearing 10
be anxious 10 open diEiag rooms and
charge rates which the railway off,
cials thought satisfactory, the com
pany decided 90 take the matter Into
l,s own hands and provide all the
facilities necessary.
The majority o. the men are unable
70 Get home Tor their mid day meal.
living three Or four mile aaway from
the works, 90 Il IN expected that the
dining rooms win DO well patronizcd.
There viii be two rooms each about
40 feet Ia length. by So feet IN Width.
they Will be equipped with al the nee,
oaaary cooking utouslla, tables. chairA,
etc, and VIII DO built of Ted brick,
similar 10 the Kind dsed IN She con
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

each eGB.f23. The agricultural pro.
ducts sold amounted TO si2.6C0 "a bad
year,; milk, tli,S29; manure. ti.e78:
cattle sold, sli.500. Tho city bought
Fodder 10 The amount Of 4iS.Osf. cat
tle. ti2.bis; and paid $500 IN wages.
the value Of the floidE IL estimated az
e2if.f32.
All larger animls must be slaughter.
ed at the city nbbatolr. The feoa col.
leciod for this amounted % t71,O7f.
Other receipts brought Il up % 81, 4es, :
The net receipts we're eo.76i.
Admissions 20 the city gardens
brought si.a23. Other receipts made
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

A straight passenger service has
been promised silver City by the
Santa Fe officials. which viii 30 IN
stltutnd by November isi The Santa
Ne has from time 20 time promised
this town q straight passenger ser.
vice daily instead OF the mixed train
which they have run on this branch
Tor s1fat time.
Owing 20 the extremely heavy
freight ahlpmonts Ia and out of Silver
City now Il has boc0rny necessary for
the railroad to grant this service
which Is an absolute necessity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

n You want 10 increase your strength
You must add to and NOS take from the
physical IN other words, the foo0
mat yod eat must be digested. aEsim
Hated ana appropriated By the nerves
blood and Tissues before being ex
PEELED from the lntestlnes. Kodol by
spepsia Cure adds to the physical. IL
EiFea strength 20 and builds up
strength IN the human system. u Is
pleasant 10 the taste and palatabie
and the only food combination Of az.
goslants that will digest the food aud
enable the system % appropriate an Of
10 health and strengthening quail
ties. Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
DECEMBER AND MAY ONCE
MORE FAILED TO ACREE.

John N. Archer was ca years Of age
AZ the time Of his marriage IN August,
1903, AZ Clayton. ". NJ. and his bride
was "a. according TO the testimony
given BY Nc Archie IN the county
court NJ Clayton, In q suit for divorce
from Pearl Archie. The aged plain.
tlff stated that In January following
his marrinFe his wife deserted him.
and he was granted a divorce.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

You may be Just a. skepllcal and pes
slmiatlc a. you please. kod0l VIII
digest what you eat whether yOu eat
or uos. You can put your food IN a
bowl. pour a little Kodoi Dyspepsia
Cure on n ard u VIII digest u che
same AZ Il viii IA your stomach. Il
cant help but cure indigestion and by.
9popaia. u n curing hundreds and
fhousands-some had faith sad some
didn't. Kodoi viii cure you n medi-
cine can cure you. whether you have
faith In Il or not Sold BY al drug
giets.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
RATTLEsNAKE KILLED
NEAR SANTA FE

We're Boyle and Charles g. Catron
Of Santa re, while strolilng along the
road near Bowers place. discovered
raftlesnake which they Immediately
proceeded 10 kill. when measured
the reptile was four aud one.half feet
long, with six rattles aud button. II
pdi up game fight for Ne life. but
two against one was too many for Il.
This Is the first ratllesnake that has
been killed inside the city limits OF
SAINTS Ne for a number OF years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
vPcoUNrRY ELks

The Elks % las Vegas are coueid.
erins the building Of a handsome. two
story building. the upper part Of which
win 30 auod up a. the finest Eike'
hail In thu territory, The Santa 70
Elks have also contracted the build.
Ing fever and are minded 10 provide
a ane opera house for the capital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

Trading has been nearly completed
on the eastern end % the Santa fc
cutoff. Tho settlers are bOglnning to
arrive. Brownhorn la the name Of a
new town which II springinH up on
tho line Of ihe cutoff, thifiy.four miles
west Of Tcxic0.
Several laporors wcro sent ont last
night 10 join the thrOnas that aave
iofs this city 80 work on the Bclon
cutoff More will follow ~ the next
few days.