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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

PORT WORTH. Ter. Jan. 25-
Norman Selhy. Otherwise known as
Kid Mccoy. Is 10 make a fighter out
OF Frank Gotch. the champion
wrestler. Mccoy arrived here from
Los Angeles last nikht. en- route to
Now York lie viii be- Joined By
Goteh either al that place or al Hot
Springs Mccoy says II Ciotch wants
to meet Jeffrfea be will have 70 do
some stiff training.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

OLYMPIA. wash. Jan Is 10
you want a htu PASSED b. the legis-
htureF
uafdf
No. indeed. rs the easiest thing
in the world % DO unless. ~ course.
the blli is extraordinarily obnoxious
Ga the puhiiess interests
Then you viii likely meet with
some obstacles. For. strange as o.
may seem. there are Some members
% the Washington Legislature who
really take q BIZ or Interest In the
welfare % their constituents and
make a. least feeble attempt 20
look after the same
You have a biiiY Let ms take a
look AZ u.
We see that Il provides for the
appointment In each county OF an
official 70 be known IS Inspector o.
noe Eennela~
Yaa have a friend In your county
who would be Just the man for
such a position. YauH bill does not
ask for any appropriation. but pro-
videa that the Inspector % CANNES
be remunemted by fees
We take you over 90 the house
and Introduce you 70 Hssr-ssutstiy-
Slick. Of yuar county Mr.. slick
gianens hurrrtedly over your BIN.
and. a. you are known 20 him as
being a friend ~ a friend % a friend
q his. Who - = god vote fHstieF.
he assures you without delay that
he wlll BE- pleased 10 Introduce yuur
bin
we are rather anxious to have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

The school boards 81 tho principal
cities OF Washington sill hold a
Convention In thls city Tuesday
January 81 The sessions viii be
held IN the Central school bulidius
Necessary icTialatlan aud several
other important matters VII be dis
GUESSED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
IMPRoViNo The HELD

The work % improving the Seat
tie baseball clubs grounds at Hecre-
alton park f. progressing very sat
isfact0rily. One 81 the important
changes 10 be made IL the eliminn-
ton Of Mt. Rainier" from the top
OF which the twirIars handed the
leather 20 the battsra. Tho diamond
ia - be swung slightly % the right
also. which. u r. thought. viii 10 a
certain degree help the riRhtnolder
without interfering with the player
In center
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

Spike Sullivan. the lengthy Irish
fighter. has signed articles with
Jack leo for a 20-ruund 20 on Feb
ruarY - The bout Wili be fought
before the club offering the best
purse and under Marquis OF Queens
bury rules
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
Sporting Briefs

ITHACA. " Y. Jan. as-The
manager % the Cornell lacroaa club
j. on the lookout for a coach for the
coming season. there are several
prominent players Ia mind. one Of
which Is Fred Quinn. q Montreal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

william Wallace drove 20 horse
power T. T. a. T. ear Ia tho Van
defbllt cup race. and this. over
hauled and improved. viii be The
machine Hlth which be hopes to
capture some Of the houafa during
Whiz wagon w eek at Dfmaud beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

Lieutenant Governor Coon pos
sesaea a dgy sense Of humur. which
often iiycns mp thlnEa fur the
Newspaper boys iu the senate who
sit directly In front 81 the roslrum
and can hear the little centre nous
remarks that often fall from tho
senate presidents lips
BE has a quaint habit 81 oeca-
Eionhliy commenting on the pro-
cccdlnra. and though hts remarks
are Intended FOR only his own ears.
some ~ them produce a responsive
smile from the members Of tho
fourth estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

Edze Is the best Of tha English
racing automobile drivers In 1895
hn won the Gordon Bennett race
With a 90 horse power Napier car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

10 TO SPINNING. tor bicycle -.
pairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

Representative y G Better. Of
Lincoln has been duhhed the Sick
Man - the House Mr. Relter ID
me first ~ the house members 90
Ea en- record as an invalid After
the first day ~ ballatinE he was
stricken ill and remained IN hla
room until YESTERDAY. when he bob
bed up anrouelY again and east his
vote Tor Sweeny. which accounts FOR
The spokane candidafea lead If one
vote over the previous day Thia "a
Mr. Refers first offanse az mem
brrahip In the house and be IL uhs
object 81 much interest al the hands
OF hts elder colleagues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
GATHERING SHOT ACROSS THE
TABLE
So al

strike the eue BAN a little % tho
right. the red ball one-a quarter. and
the shot viii be made BY one eush-
Ion. bringing the balls together IN
the corner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
Oi4sapla bar~aS
sss&tis os sEsf
Oif 80. -. ~ Ssh

ssaH c.e~eee s-..o -sue ~ nea pr>an
ans will sziusonn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

Who would Ike to exchange work
for Piano.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
NEWSPAPER OF AGE
rs FOUND AT AZTEC,

Wnilc removing mirror IN an Old
show case, Ted Warlng, Aztoc'a jew.
eler found a piece 0i faded news.
paper three columns wide ana che
length 1f the ave age newspaper its
neamns says the Index, De- Common
wealth, Denver city, g. u. wednesday.
June "a 1864 An American Gag Is
at the head OF one column. ard the
presidential ticket follows "F0r pres
teaL Abraham Lincoln. OF Illinois;
fm vice president Andrew Johnson
az Tennessee war nuWs covers the
three columns on one side ana ndyor.
easements ou che other The sourt,
cfn press Expresses alarm go General
Granite muvcmeutH ana o. TOAST OF
Copperhead northern papers is print
cd. The Overland stage company al.
yerilses 'aees to Cansarnia and the
east The railroad is huF to Grin.
nell. iowa George Tricl hardware.
lhe Western Stage company, Wilder
imckh q Co., commission siehbua
a por.er Wholesale doors; CLARK
a Dyer anct.0ncors; Gibson q 10.
iany. Colorado Mining agcnry. Chas
KaiicuDnrn, tlnsh0p. ANA other adger.
tlsemeais appear Boz tho pager suuo on
them yef dolng business ln DDnYcr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
ARTESlA ADVOCATE ON
THE ROSWELL CREAMERY
HOW IT BENEFITS FINANCIALLY
AND OTHERWISE. tTe pRoPnlE.
TORS, AND The DENiXEN8 OF
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Tho Advocate feels justified 10 aay
that me- Institution yet established In
tho ieroa Valley Will bring quicker
.ur moro telling results 60 the farmers
.oi the pccos valley than the creamery
recently put in operation af Roswell
We say 10 hrgause ID creates a d.,
mand. right now, FOR every pound 0f
grain and rounhncaa grown Ia the val.
lcy This Is a fact tnai may NOT be-
genorally known
u, II ilobson, managcr Of the cream
oiy, lpcnt wednesday here. and was
shown over Che country by Mayor John
hlnhei, interviewing the farmers and
urging more cf them 90 send cream 20
the creamery To was Ereaily sur.
prised at tho thousands ~ acres OF
feed stuifa crown around Artoaia this
year and told the farmers OF way
go dispose of every particle 90 a. The
creamery q now putting up about 500
pounds ~ butter a day, when ~ ca.
paciiy "a 1000 pounds. All Il lacks n
cream and 90 get this paying induce.
menta are offered. Tns creamory Will
furnish reliable parties With cows on
credit, II necessary. and separator
on the same terms. and aEfrn to take
every pound Of butter TAT Ri an aver.
age price OF CSC per pound the year
round. Farmers Ia the valley are now
making about ~ pes month fr M zach
COW Cream eau be shipped 90 R3s.
well ON 'hv morning ienlu. The sx.
prost con pany navisg riYon very
low rate aud returns empty cans free.
Many farmers around p0r, aics are
making az high ~ 500 per month
OF Oi milk alone The i.mers rround
Ariesia eau d. even better. Tor the
reason that feed d more nien,lfai and
at have alfalfa pasture the year
round.
A careful estimate shows that our
feed siuffs will bring n9. value,
when fed TO good cows, az follows.
Alfalfa. si2 kaffir corn, 81 90 o.
sugar beets ~ 20 g. per ton. kaffir
corn ground. and led With rouRhness,
81 10 SiSG per hundred. and the
beauty OF II Il that a man can dispose
OF al 10 can raise
The Advocate sincerely hopes that
many farmers IN the AFtcsia country
viii take hold Of the prospositlon and
croatc a home demand for feed stuffs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
POSTPONED OPENING or
FRATERNAL skNlGARlUA

Several ciiizens have within the
pasi iay 90 ieo received letters from
lhafim y nnineld secretary NJ the
National tra'muai Sanitation com.
pang ~ che effect that owing 20 the
faFf amount eI iefdH work ufcesaary
before goo carfyng Cn of thp plans
fNf 1fnniHR iha nfiiiuiion can bal
completed ihc opening has had to bo
p atpnn0d 90 anpitfi month Or two.
says ihr las Vegas optic However.
tsHuranea H elstn THAT the affairs of
'ho sanltaenm are IA excellent con.
aiiion fnancIai features are satlsfae
ipryi thc assured income u iho sauiiar
ium la already large enough 10 insure
success ana the fsaiernal Insurance
pippff oi the United states are al Co
operating very heartily In he u,atter
The santaf.un special committee viii
Ylau ias VEGAS nl tae earliest poss,.
DE date.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21


frequently advanced by self.satlsfied,
wellfed persons IN big cities when
they are ont OF patience with strike
that affects their coal bins.
SIZE looked up from the puny baby
sac was nursing, surprise anu PAIN
IN her thed eyes.
PRAY God the won't be no strike.
miss. The likes q YOU knows nothing
about such things' Sho spoks In a
voice full az dread, pressing the child
closer 10 her breast
u was dcsolate place % call
home rooms. one down stairs
and one up. The room IN which We
sac answered the purpise Of kitchen.
dining room and parlOr. The room
upstairs was the bedroom ~ the en-
tire family-father. mother and ihree
1hlldren.
you forget that the men must pay
their money into the union all the
time they're working. before they can
draw Il out In strike benefits" said
the woman. revert'ng 10 my question.
we hate 20 see a strike a.comin'
on. We've only Just got our back rent
paid up for tho last strike. and It's
hard TO get along with the three chill.
dren.
A Miners Expenses.
She said rent was TO be raised the
first OF next month. In addition % his
rent, $3.50 a month, learned her hus.
hand paid yearly S2t0 In school. road
and bridge taxes. His water rent, one
hydrant, was 60 cents a month. Ho
paid 50 n month for the oil used In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
MAN Who LIVES ONLY
ON TEN DOLLARS YEARLY
VETERAN or THE CIVIL WAR. HE
OWNS AN ACRE or GROUND
AND HAS GOOD WISHING.

Near Mirror Lake. sauk county.
Wis is . log cabin. in which man
has lived Tor forty years ON $40 u
year says a Dalton. Wis. dispatch a.
tho New York World. George skin.
nor Is hls name. and be seems perfect.
Is cOntentod.
The old man is Ciyll War veteran.
When no was discharged AZ the end
OF the war he had money enough 10
purchase an acre 81 ground on the
shores OF picturesque Mirror Lake.
Ia this acre Of ground he planted
vegetation and fruit trees. Close 90
the house there grows a thick cluster
" blackberry bushes. and IN the gar
den behind Il there are Ions rows OF
at awberries. over the fence that sep
araie4 the yard from tho road are
Wild roses. Here the veteran makes
his home
How docs he ilvof
Zach day he takes his flshing roo
and goes down 20 Mirror Lake That
Is his pork barrel The fish that he
draws ont ~ those waters supply his
dinner. likewise his breakfast
The vegetables and meal made from
corn grown In bis garden complete his
diet. Fer his lake fishing. skinner
has built nimself a boat. which 10 a.
unique 40 hlmsolf In order that he
may flsh and propei bis boat al the
same time h0 has invented an extra.
ordinary oonlriyance.
Al the stern % the boat he has a
paddle Ike that of river steamboat
ihia Is turBli by means 1T chain
running on ~uEs and attached 10 d
crank that the old man turns with
onn hand az he trolls with the Other.
From ms strange craft. nlckuamed
the flyIng machine" by the people
" Dolton skinner does biz angling.
Skinner lives during the winter as
we'll as ihe summer From enc over
ahundance ~ one season be saves
enough fo meet the necessities % thr
other Durlus the summer months ho
FISHES continuously 30 catches ON an
average one hundrCd nRh a day, most
~ small ones Ton of these suffice
for hla two simple meals,
The other ninety are carefully clean.
90 and sio ed away in great barrels
f iflna Sept n the rHiiar of dia cabin.
When he haa enough barrels of fish
stored away lu lasi BIN fhruuFh the
pnief nH i1ps Fishing aa Dr. THINKS
~ lsa in to kll any creature, even
fiHh e.enHl Ipr food
Prom bls garden ne cans hla voeo
Tables auN berries Everything that
hp needa supplied from naiuref
pork harrrl"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

The life OF this family ls typical
Of the anthracite coal field. The man
with white hair and mine asthma"
AZ az, has worked IN one mine almost
all ais NE barring five months, when
he was badly hut by a fall OF rock.
A strike Memory.
I'VE had Il easier than some folks
IN the last strike" he told me. I'VE
got $3.50 every two weeks from the
unlon--you get help according TO the
number ~ children you have. And
then, ! had friend Ia the state mill
itic."
Why how could he help your" I
gasped.
Wei. you SEQ" ne paused 70.
luctantly- and then laughed.
When We had nothing to eat IN
the house ! used 10 go 20 camp and
my friend who was an officer. always
asked me 10 stay to dinner Then /
put half my dinner IN my pocket for
the wife here and the children"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

y "
for fear they kills themselves or blows
the mine up
This 10 a double house on Rail
road avenue. or "Cockroach avenue"
40 Il is commonly known. II Is Oc.
cupicd by two lamilles--two rooms ca
chA-who divide the rent OF $500 a m
onth. Most Of them are Welsh or OF
Welsh descent. They are honest, indu
strious Godfearing men and women.
Then They Forget "a"
Just then Robbie" same hurrylng
home irom the colliery. covered with
fine. black dust, limping because a
mule bad stepped on his foot In the
mines
The opo. ators WON'T give US fair
play until they have TO" no said. when
asked a. to his ideas on the situation.
They won't have 20 for a good long
time, unless the public compels them
to-ln fact, the public don't care a
d. for the miner until the price OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

really why she was doing II.
She meant me % dcduce tnat she
uiiut need the money. on course.
know she did need 10
The wuahw0man way was the best
ahp did her work we'll took "a pride
boz a. and troubled herself not 40 ail
as 40 whether people thought she was
getting elevated.
An tho same she WAS settling ele
waited. There's dignity in honest
toll" lt IL nothing 20 apologize for.
Poets and great men have aunR this In
our ears, but many of as DO NOT heed
or hear.
Tho woman who rs lady. don't
have 70 spend her time telling you co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
RAILROAD NEWS TAKEN
IRON haydn RAMnr

the new mrntablo az tho Santa 30
hops has been equipped with au air
engine 1851 Chile equipment the large
900 type of engines can Doe TUNED very
easily, oNr man operating che onRinc.
heretofore @ took ten 90 nftoeu men
to turn one of these large engines
s. w. hu'.n.y The now master me-.
rhanlc nd me Santa Fn shops arrived
hnd viii ON iho position recently len
vacant by me resignatlon of D. a..
hArnes Mr Mullinlx has boon with
lho santa re at fittsburg. Kan. Co.
ihe same capacity ho iills horn
Inc signal system of the Santa Fo
yards D. being replaced hy a now sys
SEM
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
MINERS WIVES SHUDDER T1T1 -.
AT THE IDEA OF STRIKE

the minos, about 80 cents month for
kerosene oil. donated one days work
a year 10 the mine. q widow fund, paid
hia union dues, and managed 10 exist
on what was left Tie makes ON an
average ~ a fun day. He does not
10 expert work, There are probably
three fun days out of the week. Lack
OF cars'--in other words. the opera.
tors right to regulate the outputs
responsible for the time lost
"Robhle's been working In the mines
since he was ten years old" hls wife
announced with pride Hes not like
these furrlncrs that has 10 be watched
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
DON'T Be ASHAMED OF YOUR JOB

YCam, lll do your things Tor you.
Heyenty five cents dozen Nosm. /
NnoW that's Kind OF high. but youll
fed 10 40 em nice oh. no'm ! don't
hlnd oaFyipg that sized bundle Work
\ ~ And, smiling and nodding. &
n imam went ohooriully on her WAY.
What q line example she made of
Iaf reliance, Cournge. ability.
be other day ! met shop Girl
VINO spent something ike half ana hour
explaining that the store was a fine
place tO study human nature-had an
esthetic valve neing a saleawomsn
waa most elevaiing and that wAe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

lNhRB TENEMENT IN EDWARDSV
coal goes up. Then the public howls.
/ Commissions are appointed and we get
a few cents more on the ton and 90
back 10 work-and the public gets
coal 10 the usual price.
Then they forget u.s." he unused
dr6arlly a hopeless look settling
around his mouth. and when Il gets
too bloomln bad again, why. we ups
and strikes"
Little Walter, the miners eldest son,
was NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the winds
are cold In eastern Pennsylvania In
october-and his shabby suit OF
cotton jeans were much too small.
The Miners Home.
A brief prayer Of thanks in Welsh
was said after we sat down to an
ollcloth covered table. Supper con.
sisted Of bread and butter, strong tea
made In crock. some boiled potatoes
and bacon. There was glass OF milk
Tor the bay. and though plain. there
was food for all.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

The accompanying article II the
first % a series written by Miss Jessie
PARTON from the hard coal fields OF
Ponnsylvanla, whore a great strike IA
threatened within a few months. These
stories come from the cabins where
the wives and children sit In gloomy
forehoding. their hearts CRYING out
that this great blow may NOT strike.
Miss Pa tlon reported tn former
strike and knows Just whore 20 20 to
secure the material for her letters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
Jumped the Track.


Deputy Sheriff Bennett had mar.
row escape from serious accident n
few days ago, at Falrbank. He started
20 head IS horse for some boys. and. In
riding through the weeds al a full
run, ran upon an old well. The horse
tried 90 clear the wen by Jumping.
but only managod 20 set lts front feet
on the other side, throwing Bennett
or We held on 90 tho bride roin.
and hy bis efforts assisted 1io animal
to sc ambic OUT. he was bruised con.
sidefanly and The horse was badly cut
ln number of places Tombstone
ffuapoctoF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
PROVE N ANYTIME.
BY the Evidence Of Albuquerque Pee
ole


The daily evidence citizens rirht
here AZ homo supply a proof suiiiclout
20 satisfy The greatest skeptic SO
better proof caH be- bad Here is %
case Read IL.
Mrs D.. Hail. of $40 south Flrat 81
says ono OF my daueuters sunor, d
from hacknche Tor about eight month.
uf "a ycnr Sometime 10 was so bad
that she was comp' aly prostratp
Too q day Dr so at DINO ! raad alaut
nuap.s Kidney Pills iu cur Aibugu.r
que newspaper ANA huurht iheY
might hclp my dauehI. and Wo uent
to She Alghrado Pharmacy for "a bus.
in q remarkably shor limo the n.i..
cine took effect and uftle lonaer
stopped ,he Dackaohe We aro p'aas.
~ no recommend uoau Kidney
Pills"
ior sale hy $40 de- ors prize 30
cents lo8fCrNIlhum Co Huhaio.
y y. sola aFeuu '1f che United
States.
Remember the nam DoauB and
take no other. s5s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
QUITE A alo BLAzE
AT WAGON NotiNn

About NJ 80 aelocs Thursday morn.
'ng a IRE started in lht east corner %
.no nnrn of Simon Noranierr. DO
WAGON Mound THE wind was SD
hlgh that me names spread randy
Two barns belonging 10 Mr.. Voren.
parg were destroyed aud the adjacent
dwelling Of y T. Martinez Nas totally
CONFINED. The house was valued al
flapn. There was NO lnsnranco on
any oi tho bnildluE For time the
me- threatened % spread to 0ihor
nulld'nm Mr. Noreabergs loss was
$500. An OF the household goods OF
Martinez we're saved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
NOTED NOVELIST OUT

Pat Garrett United states collector
Of customs at III Pas0, and sheriff OF
Lincoln county, Nov M1xlco. from
1880 20 1882. when n embraced Eddy.
Chavcs and Roosevelt counties. ana
Emerson Hough. author OF THE Mis-.
sisslppi Bubble "Heart's Desire" ED.
arrived al Roswell from tho Mesca.
Zero Apache Indian reservation and
are taking a recreation trip overland
70 many part OF the territory Thoy
VIII also leave for Fort sumner, where
Garrett shot and killed Billy The KID.
In 1881.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
Territorial Topics

tween siauona. AID hauling two hun.
dred tons In express service, a ypeed
OF from sixty 90 seventy miles an hour
can be maintained with a train weigh.
ing two hundred ana fifty tons. For
heavier .oads two or more locom0.
tiyes can boa coupled togethor and op.
Grated from the front cab by one en-.
gineer. a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

Mr. A Sec liW ne Hoi sult 90
divorce in che El paso courts from
ucr husband Henry Hll liv.ne m An
hony New Moslo0 Ihe plaintiff az
'ernH thai her husband threatened to
fako Der life and that he % also living
Win another woman TIE case hns
attracted tonsldCrabio attention. an
boih PARTIES ace We'll .a0Wn iu south.
ern New MeNlco and la Ul pasO. and
ii i said that the nest grand jury in
tho Texas Town may iakc up the case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

and the regulations hereunder within
sixty days frulu ths date thereof win
The Ucnistrf N ihe unitrd states land
ou'cr n Santa ~, IN the County uf
Santa Fc' ana Territory of New Mexlrn
theY VII ho hnfresi, On virtue ~ the rro.
Visions ~ sald Ftaiuio
MANUEL n. OTEHO,
Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
TOOK cHLoRoFoRM,
BUT STILL ALIVE.

Mrs. Wyatt, wife Of an employo OF
gambling hall az Tucumcarl, took
chioroiorm Thursday IN an effort TO
commit suicide. says the Times. How
ever, she WAS folled IN the attempt.
as q was discovered In time. aud Or.
Russell was summoned, who saved her
lifo II Is reported that domestic
troubles seem 10 have been tue cause
for the attempt 20 end her life
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
BY Jessie N. PARTON.

Bdwardsville. Pa Oct iS.-"what
differcnco does 90 make 20 you wether
there's a strike or not9 You get an
allowance from the union almost "a
large as your husbands wagoa ="
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

io hu0w tha' W u Woln. ~ one lime
owner OF fde electric Neht pinut In
fh.s city bnt row on nalhar, To1as.
e now vico president of the palhart
National bank which Wil onen Hs
l0ara % me puddle on November /.
snfH lno Gallup Republican Tho
president of ihe uew bank D. ]. R.
iensins. one oi me woalihiest cattle
Won in Texas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

II was n brutal
thing to DO, but I
put that question 10
q miners wife today
In Edwardyille, and
which h. Just across
the heautl;al SusOue.
haHEa river from
WnkesharIe.
n expressed a
shallow Idea tingod
with resentment. one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

,oME HAVE BARELY PAID uP
BACK RENTS FROM THE LAST
STRIKE eLlMPsgs OF A
"HomE" IN THE MINE DISTRICT
or PENNsYLVANiA 49, rHE MIN.
ERs AND THE PUnLlc--A TRAc
EpV.