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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
WILL ESCAPE PROSECUTION
Men Charged With Conspiracy to
Wreck Bank Released on Per-
sonaI Recognizance
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
DENVER, Dec 20.-~Tn consideration
of the evidence for the state against
Leonard b. lmboden and James A.
Hill. convicted yesterday of conspiracy
to wreck the Denver Savings bank, w.
#. Camp of Fort Worth. Tex, c. G..
Robertson of Drummond. Okla, and
A. b. Davis of Vinita, |. T., who were
also indicted on the same charge, will
escape prosecution
All three men We're released on their
personal recognizance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
COAST

Aged mother of Joaquin Miller dies at
Oakland home.
Fourteen-year-old boy found guilty ~
murder at Oakland
Former state Senator Emmons goes IA
San Francisco to surrender to authorities
LOCAL
Salt Lakes new train delayed by wreck
on Santa Fe tracks
Woman deserts husband to become bal
let girl and husband is granted divorce
Husbands have legal battle over prop-
erty left by their wife.
Editor of st. Nicholas declares Rookie
feller is maligned in magazine articles
Residence on Avenue Fifty-four set ON
fire by incendiary
Fire Chief Lips says he courts investi-
cation.
Arden not sold by Nine Modjeska
Tammany club meets at banouet.
booms Judge Trask for gubernatoriai
race.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
CALIFORNIAN IS HoNoRED
Frank Dillingham; Appointed Consul
General at Coburg
BY Associated Press.

BY AssOCiated Press.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2O--The presi-
dent today sent the following nomina-
tions to the senate:
Consul general at Coburg, Germany,
Frank Dillingham; of California.
United States attorney, Samuel
Platt, district of Nevada.
Receiver of public moneys, Arthur
II. Swain, at Nisalia, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
Appoints Canal Commissioner

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-Phesident
Roosevelt today appointed Joseph
Bucklin Bishop as Il member of the
isthmian canal commission to fill Il
vacancy in that body caused by the
resignation of Chief Engineer Wallace
Mr. Bishop has been the secretary and
historian of the commission.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
PART |

1-Roasted to death.
2-conVicts rescue many women
3-GaIe sweeps Florida coast.
4-Editorial.
5-City news.
6-7-CIassified advertisements.
S-Trask for governor.
PART n
1-Wreck delays new limited.
2-Sports.
3-lncendiary tries to burn home.
4-champions cause of Rockefe lIer
5-Ma Markets.
6-Southern California news.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
Accused Woman Is Released
BY Associated Press.

SAN JOSE, Cal, Dec. 2O-on mo-
tion of the district attorney today the
action against Mrs. Alice Pratt
charged with the murder of Bryan A
Gilroy some months ago, was dis
missed and she was discharged. Her
husband was acquitted of a similar
charge few days ago by a jury.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
Hungarian Cabinet Resigns
BY Associated Press.

VIENNA, Dec. 2O.-Premier Fejor-
vary had an audience with Emperor
Francis Joseph today, and rendered the
resignation of the entire Hungarian
cabinet. 1t is understood that Baron
Fejervary desires to obtain an express
sion of confidence from the emperor
in which case his resignation probably
will be withdrawn
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
Man Killed With an UmbreI lila

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2O.-James
Horgan. who was jabbed i'm the eye
with an umbrella on Sunday night
during fight with Martin McGlynn
at the Howard house, died at the city
and County hospital today from a frac-
tured skull
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
LOSES PACKAGE OF DIAMONDS
Restaurant Keeper Leaves $4,000
Worth of Gems in the Pocket
of an Old Coat
Rv Associated Press.

ELIZABETH, n. j.. Dec. 20.-A
package of diamonds valued at $4,000,
which was dropped on the floor of a
restaurant here yesterday by David Fl.
Comblen, diamond salesman of Phil
adelphia, was recovered intact by Mr..
Comblen today.
The restaurant proprietor. ignorant
of the contents of the package, kept
it overnight in the pocket of an old
overcoat hanging in the kitchen.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
MAN SENTENCED FOR FRAUD
San Francisco Judge Imposes Two
Year Penalty for Fraudulent
Voting
BV ,AssocIated pTess,

Francis Green today in the United
States district court was sentenced to
two years imprisonment in san Quen-
tin with hard labor
The offense for which Green must
suffer was the use of fraudulent pa
pers OF citizenship to secure registra-
tion as a voter in the election Just
passed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
ASKS BENNINGTON MONUMENT
propriate $4,000 for Memorial
Shaft
BY Asst ciated Press

BY ASST ciated Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O,-A monu-
ment To the memory of sailors who lost
their lives by reason of the explosion
of boilers on the United States gun
boat Bennington at San Diego, Cal.
Is proposed in bill introduced today
by Senator Flint.
The bill appropriates $4,000 to be used
with a like amount to be raised by
popular subscription.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
Colorado Pioneer Passes Away
BY Associated Press

PHOENIX, Ariz Dec. 2O.--A. III.
Kelso died today Of paralysis. Mr..
Kelso was born in Missouri i'm 1888.
moved to Colorado in 1859 lie was a
well known pioneer of that state ana
sold the first Colorado silver mine to
western capitalists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
FOREIGN

Believed rioters only quiet In streets OF
Shanghai because Of foreign troops ashorn
Marquis Ito Is made resident general 90
Korea under direct command OF the mi
-kado.
General strike begins In Russia. Gov,
ernment helpless. Emperor's dispatches
are stopped.
Revoltionists have civil government I'm
Riga; workmen militia protect Dropertv
prevent pillage and shoot down rowdies.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Cloudy,
unsettled weather Thursday, pre-
ceded by showers; fresh west
wind. Maximum temperature in
Los Angeles yesterday, So de-
grees; minimum, So degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
Would Change Inauguration Day

WASHINGTON, Dec --Represen-
tative jenkins of Wisconsin introduced
today IL resolution fixing the last
Thursday i'm April as the day for pres
idential inaugurations,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
SAYS MINISTRY WILL RETIRE
Workmen's Executive COMMITTEES
Unanimously Indorses Strike
Special Gable to The Herald

Special Gable to The Herald.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 20.-At a
meeting of thirty-five members of the
executive committee of the Workmen'a
alliance. held late this evening, gem
eral strike was unanimously voted for
tomorrow at midday.
A high government official said to-
night I'VE thus come face to face with
the greatest crisis in the political life
of Russia ever known. Tomorrow hall
the ministry will retire.
"Other details of most serious ma,
ture am unable to give you, My word
of honor is given not to do so, but /
can merely say they denote that the
military situation is intensely critical.S
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-21
EAsTERN

Trcasurer Wilder Of Santa Fo railroad
expires at his Topeka home
congressman Needham introduces a bill
for repeal of Cuban reciprocity law
Fire does over half-million dollars dam
age in destruction of railway Terminals
in New York
over six hundred women prisoners res
cued from burning building by prisoners
on Blackwells island.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
YEsTERpAY.S LEssIoN

The results OF yesterdays elections are the most
efatlyng hopcproducing held IN the United State
for number Of years u 10 pity that the election was
not throughout the nation" some efroneousy imag
med but waa confined about ten states and IA none
was general Had IL been general and inclusive
Of more states would have been gratifying for
In the important the result showed tr
umphant revo u The people against hussam, corruption
graft and indeconcy
Coming upon the very heels Of the stupendous and
astonishing revelations Of corruption and thoit In the
management OF corporations aud municipaiities tho
whole conBtry stood aghast while filled with ouisaged
Indignation, and had an opportunity Afforded the
whole country give 20 rs wrath a the polls
the general reauts throughout the nation would not
have dsemiar those IN New York. Philade pha
ana Ohio Even it g. there issues from the cenlcrs
mentioned voice which today Is scattering fragments
the power Of boassm wh s nseparabc corruption aud
bad government
Tamnany made ,ha FIGHT OF liz life. and Il has been
put 70 night Il Mcclellan shall be elected hy
small plurality. Philadelphia where hosssn had reign.
cd and rotted IN corruption for years and where
teemed itself impresnable Philadelphia demolished
bosElsm though 81 had been house Of cardds. In
Ohio. Boss Cox clearly that the end Of his reign
had in avalanche Of defeat that he waited not
Tor another day but reslred once forever from
the field OF politics.
In New York. Mcclellan. man ana mayor Of whose
personal and otcis purity an insulation was offered
saw his prospects Cor presidential nomination 81 the
hands of democracy melt Ike in the glance Of the
sun, and OIL because he supported by Tammany
Hail Herrick in Ohio able and upright OF whom nll
spoke well down the defeat because he Was
Boss Coxs candidate
other Illustrations could be offered showing that the
heht not political party against political party but
u aroused people against bosslam Vhich In its
ruption aud theyery vile and sme heaven. The
people struck staggering blow, and bosssm stands with
shattered pedestal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

foreign dramatisi hfiiiant hui with more hea1
n him than a dry gourd. made playa bold slap ~
The face ct deccncy 10 manuscript form h harmless
enough Only Goorse Bernard shaw and iow heFdenea
theatrical people had acooas 70 a. nut certain colere
Of dramatic talent agreed 10 perform ~ Arnold DAILY.
an excellent actor ana manasef decided that the pay
appoaed to the worldly wise who wanted the naked
sruth inc more undressed the better
First the paly was tried on a little New England
town. Then the play hurried 20 Now York With ~
Nickedneas well Adtslllsed and everything vea made
ready to reap shekes from moral peryefa who reee
In seeing mlmicked what wholesome people know only
despso or al the hst performance There MAS
crowd While seofully taking she ente money the
management said that d would leave 'he fitness Of the
play 20 the press.
Next morning she press ea,p The verdict u was
50 rnaninoR not TO say pronounced that iho police
hanicncd 20 forbid the further production 0f iha foten
play and arrested the house munagcr NpW NE promo
o. the play mourn the hoes or 4aoog expended Ia
staging tho play and declare thpl The public cannot
staud 70 tho trutn portrayed
The pay itself N one OF those comedies which
abounda In fonness and has number Of imnural ANA
degenerate characters Il defends immortality and e,Jf
aes dobauchegy ana has sroased New works. sense Of
shame that the press defcnse 81 public dccency would
permit Il 20 continue merely Tor the sake Of satisfy
Ing The morbdly curioua In The play Mr. DAILY aud Miss
aerne young speeiueaIs 40 old rake Sir George
Crofs sues Cor the madcu's hand and upon being r.
fused tells her Of her mothers partnership IN the no
farious profession" that aaa brought her 80 much
wealth The apshot Of this recital y inc YOUNG o'er
entrance rifle IN hand. with The Intent 20 KAN the old
rue The latter IN revenge. hurls The yonne couple
that they half brother and sister clergyman belns
their father
more OF n; because immortality s a fact IL reason
Tor making profitable Tor selfsacfiaclng" actors a
force & upon the public. The press has earned new
BY its general condemnation and has done steI
llnK public service. The movement by the Women
clubs of Chicago, the other day for moral theater
was none zoo soon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
MARKET LETTER


Special Correspondence.
Kansas CITY. No, Nov G.-.Caiiis ~.
ccipia here last week we're IN 900 H.
cludinF 5000 calves. decrease Of TO-.
900 head from the week previous.
Prices On range killing steers held
steady for the week. COWS gained 10
% 1pc siockcfs and fccirrs advanced
the tret half ~ The weak. huf ioat the
gain before the end light veals we're
firm: heavy voals lost 2tc. and stock
calves closed the week 30 To- Use
lower Thv run today "a 1900 head.
and he same trend % the market IA
IN effect today aa last week. killing
steers barely steady. COWS hrin and
active and siockerf aud feeders
steady A good many snort ifd sieef=
ere coming now. hul buyers are neg
loCiing Thorn when they can set nny.
thing else 10 substitute for them. such
as good Colorado OF southwessefn
ara8s steers The situation Just now
"a one OF weakness Ia dressed boei
steors and strength in butcher stun,
St0CkerR and feeders are Arm. The
quality Of range steers has been bet
ter than usual lately. ranging In price
from t815 10 t3.10 for bulk; COWS and
Gamers, " TO s2.se, with good heavy
COWS M 10 faOti veals up 10 80.
stock calves. t2.60 70 ea.1s.
The range season IN sheep and
lambs IA about ended. although Col
ofadO. Utah. New Mexico aud Arizonu
were represented IN The receipts lasl
week Colorado bad the best stun
lambs at $3.50. yoarllnRa &C.. wcihers
1915. ewes. 1915. Arizona lambs
$3.50. Utah lambs. ~ and New Mex
leo kids NJ $40 Some Colorado
lambs sold nt es.7b. These comprise
the range offerings today. The mar
ket declined tic 20 25c the flret y
last week. but sheep regnlnod the loss
lambs closed the week i0c 10 ibs
lower. The run sDday was $500. will
arm market Fed stun " being vel
received. prime stun selling last weel
iOc 10 i5c higher than the prices givel
above. Receipts seldom come up q
expectations any day and strength 4
the main element Of the market JUS
now.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

To commenting on the Mornine Journals attack on
DeloEato W. H. Andrews. the New Mexican yesterday
made the foiowns emlnently us esitlciaaiust alike
20 Mr.. Andrews and 70 the Morning journal which 20
vehemonily demands Mr.. Andrews resignation or eA.
pulnon. n sad,
~ an The reports and chafseA based on facts,
then bis case unfayorabc bat that does not change
ahn fact that the delegate Il entitled 70 square dear
and . lborouhg investigation Of the charges made
New Mexico Is much better a. than are, Tor IN.
stance the state Oregon the Of United spios
Senator mitchell and Representative williamson, both
convIoted IN United States Of crimes, o.
the Of n the Of United States senator
nufior Their have gone 10 the United stats nu'
prone corrt and until they decided there neither he
governors the legislatures other organized body
Of cltxens IN those viii take action viii super
erognto themselves duties Of and Of the peo
po IN elections
~The New Mszican II Delegate Andrews IL guilty.
win not endcavor palliato condone bis onenscf
Dot proof positive frat b adduccd before deserved
punlahment can OF should be meted ont
"CeHanly persons viii not consider the col
umnn aud columns Of printed matter Of late published In
Philadelphia and Pttsburg newspapers ard BY CORE
apondents Of yellow papers. proof positive They
woad not b. sane and well balanced were they 90 TO 40
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
STOCK SALES

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City. Mo. Nov. 3--Follow.
ing are some sales Of Panhandle and
New Mexico cattle NJ Kansas city for
the week;
Monday, October 30.
7. Y. Money, Canyon, Texas, iiO
calves. $50 pounds. t330.
W. r. Helm. Canyon, Texas. 10
calves. 4q7 pounds. 1910.
NJ. Walker. Washhurn. Texas. 30
Gamers, 7e2 pounds. ~: 10 COWS SOC
pounds. $3.50.
j. =. Maxwell Canyon, Texas. n
Gamers. 7gf pounds, 81.
Tuesday, October a.
J. l.. Howell, Canyon, Texas, 20
helfers. tS3 pounds. Sass; 1856 yeals,
500 pounds. 1926: 10 hoifera. 326
pounds, ts.2s; 80 steers. S22 pounds,
W. G. Mcdonald. Carrlxozo. n. NJ,
6s steers, $40 pounds, ta.a0; n steers,
9i7 pounds. s2.ss
Lewis a ~. Clarendon. Texas. So
Gamers, IA pounds, s2i5.
J. Molesworih. Clarendon, Texas. so
bulls, liza pounds, fe.
Chlrachua Cattle Co, rexh0ina.
Okla. 75 steers, a3i pounds. tJ.1e&;
100 steers. Gas pounds sa,20; 70
steers. pos pounds. sans.
Wednesday, November Z.
J. ". French. Canyon Texas, IS
COWS. 1913 pounds t2.fs; 70 feeding
cows. 77S pounds, ~.
chiracheo Cattle Co. Texhoma,
OKLA. 90 steers, e0e pounds. t3.i5; 20
steers. s5f pounds 81
Bowers 4 Miller. Hereford. Texas,
i2G calves, 2s6 pounds. 81. AZ COWS.
s55 pounds, S2.fb
THURSDAY, Nov 2.
n. 4 MCGEE, Amarillo. Texas. ~
COWS. SsS pounds, $3.50.
A. Hance Canadian. Texas. q
calves, 1876 pounds, 90; 2s steers, $50
pounds, s3fn.
J. D. T.. Jones, Bolton. Texas. IS
steers. g3e pounds. eslb.
SHEEP.
Following are some sales Of New
Mexico ana Arlxona sheep aud lambs
here TIT sweek
Tuesday, October 81.
j. G. ilawes, Corona. N. ~. sol
lambs. 5G pounds. $3.50. $50 feeding
lambs. ~ pounds. 81.
ewes, ~ pounds. $40; 200 feeding
ewes. 20 pounds. $3.50, EOS feeding
uwca. ~ pounds, s3.db.
Thursday, Nov. 2.
J. e. MewHa. corona. n. NJ, Sis
feeding lambs, 90 pounds 1915.
W. l.. booth, Arlzona, t78 lambs. 90
pounds, ca 1871 yeRFilngs, a6 pounda,
81 40 ewes. 81 pounds. 1856.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
ONE FULL MILE OF
FINE BLOOMING ROSES

Artesla h destined "a have one OF
the preitiest suburban drives in Amer.
Tea and the man who l. enierpflslng
enough io plan. and 10 promote the
same viii, We hope. 1--we 20 that not
distant day when the praise 81 the
cniife community will be extended 10
aim. More tnan five years ago. be-.
fore the town OF hrtesia was dreamed
o. Robert N. Love selected 100 acres
Or Wild palfie land tor a home. l.and
WAS free Tor thp taking then, nut a
went bogging. eqen az that nrlce
love aald that particular chunk Of
earth looked good Ia him, so ne buiit
bachelors shack. and made his
nome Time won't on. a. n-ual and
lAir Love awOEe 10 find b chy AZ his
door aud himself possossor OF one on
prettiesf building sltes on the map
i,aat spring the land was plaitcd into
i've acre blocks a ven put down and
broad avenue laid out ana lined on
either Rldo with that great American
ahade-~ihn elm One Of the main
streets Rose avenue. leads down into
Town, and for bali a mile on either
side, beside tho oims, Mr. Love b.
now preparing bis trenches for solid
mile Of monthly blooming rose bushes.
The srhnhs viii be put 10 SIX feet
apnrt DaKt spring and altefnafed
later with other Varieties. M Love ID
an adept AorliculiurlHi. and one Of
thcae days that avenue OF shade and
roses viii ho me most popular drive
in the city. Lovers Lane" that ca.
teita'nlng bower OF shade east ~
Roswell, has been the admiration ot
people from az over the world, but
SHAT comparison Ia there between
foitonWoods and roaesg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11
NATIONAL CONSERVATORY
TWENTY YEARS OLD
FOUNDED ~ MRS. JEANETTE "A.
ThuRBER, ON ocTopER "a lass,
M NEW YORK.


Cardinal OibboBs has written A Az.
toNfaph letter ~ Mrs leanelie NJ
ThnrDor, conRrafulallna her on the
completion OF the twentieth year OF
The National Conservatory ~ Music of
America. which was founded BY her
on October IS. 1885. ard chartered lr
1891 by special act of the congress ol
the United States. May Il grow m
strength as & frpws IN yeara." are
HE concluding words
lnasmuch ss some Of the leading
foreign music schools. those Of Lolpsic
and Berlin. for instance, are only ak
iy-twn and Afly'Gve years ola re-
speciiVely twenty years Il quite a
respectable aao for conservatory 81
music ln the new world. Probably tho
most important incident Ia the history
o. the National Conservatory was the
enEanemont by iis president Mrs.
Thurhof 90 the eminent composer.
Dr. uoyorak. as director OF the infti.
tuition Il Wa during his three years
occupancy Of that position that he
wrote the immortal symphony. From
lhe New World" and several cham.
Der music works that caused no end
0f discussion az 10 what constitutes
American music.
Or. Dvorak also conducted the IA.
tlogal Conservatory orchestra. which
has been the means Of giving hun.
drcds Of young men and women an Or.
portuniiy 10 got free instruction and
secure placed m the leading American
prchcstras Since. this orchestra has
been under the direction. successfully
81 Frank Van der Etuckon. Emil paur,
and leo ahulz In 1898 the Musical
Mutual Protective union made a Bpe
eial change IN ils bylaws. allowing
members Of the union 10 play with
pupils. teachers and alumni Of the Ma
tipnal Conservatory. provided that
the receipts Of the concerts be do
voted 10 the furthernnch 81 riusical
education and the advancement Of
art"
In 1898 a notable concert was given
by the Seidl orchestra and the Ma
tional Conservatory chorus. The pro
gram WAS devoted to the compositions
, that had won the prizes. aggroeat
Ing $1,000. for compositions by Amcrl
cans that had been offered hv tho Ma
tional Conservatory. The Judges wer,
Dvorsk. Dudley Buck. Gllchrist. Lang
4 A"AAAtNNf NAhfNfNNNf RAINY anu NNNtWN
Americas leading pianist. who. by ih,
way, has been AZ the head OF the pi
ano department Of the National Con
servatory ever since lts foundation
Tho recipients Of the prizes were
Henry schoonfcld, Joshua Phlppen
Frederick Ballard. Horati0 Parker and
George w. Chadwick.
one OF the leading prima donnas ol
the concert and opera stage here and
abroad. Lillian Biauvelt Is q gradual,
o. the National Conservatory and pres
ident OF the Society Of slumnae. found
ed IN 1898.
With the beginning Of IT, twenty
arst season, the conservatory has
moved from Seventeenth street h
more commodious quarters. NJ f7.fs
West Twenty.nfth street. New York
where il has entered into moot pros
porous year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

within the past four days eight people have made
application Tor admission 10 the poor house All were
health seekers who reached the city pennlesa or spent
what means they had shortly after arriving All come
ned with hope Of immediate relief and with the thought
that they viii De able TO begin work Immediately upon
reaching the city Others have been led 20 believe that
are unfortunate.
The situation makes Il plain that literature sent out
setting forth what the curative OF this climate
should also ten something about other conditions
There Is little chance OF getting board for less
than $50 $50 month anywhere IN the city or valley
and usually 81 is from 81 20 $40 week where suitable
for invRlids where they will be taken. True some
people viii sve nvalds light workf for their board,
but II In always they are strong they believe
themselves 10 be and they cannot perform even tho
ilghtest wurk--rucson Star.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

ON December n the Los Angeles Examiner. w. A..
HEARTS paper will publish It's second anniversary ed
ton which viii be devoted 10 calling attention In the
eastern middle and md-Weatern states 70 the multfOrm
advantages OF the southwest This term II used In its
largest sense Includes southern California southern
Nevada. western Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. This
anniversary edition win be the largest oompetes
above since Il Is anticipated that sold copies ht
edition will exceed 10000. IN the meantime, Mr..
Hearss other eleven IN Advertising the annlyer-
aary edition 10 their 25o0000 purchasers doing
immense advertising Of ac various parts Of the sections
OF which the anniversary edition viii treat Hers Is
the displayed advertisement Of New Mexico which those
papers carry New Mexico Is the New Land 0f Prom
iae II you are Interested the territory that OHer
health wealth prosperity aud homes send ten cents
Tor the Anniversary Edition OF the Los Angeles Cal.
Examiner Dec a. which will have pages OF Illus.
trated matter Of New Mexico"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

Prescott. thus representing an sec.
iions Of hla Jurisdiction.
Before this time. tho only academic
hood In New Moxlco has been that OK
Hon. II y. Prince, a. doctor Of laws
~ Kenyon aud Colorado colleges.