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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-10-15
=BESSEWER DEPARTMENT. =

tiers of material benefit to the business
interests of the town. Considerable time
and money is to be expended In advertise
ing >Bessemer and its natural advantages
in the north and west.
Notes and Personals.
II. s. Brown of Logan. o., has moved
his family to Bessemer and will take
charge of the White house at the United
States Cast Iron Pipe company's plant
next Monday morning.
Mrs. Dora Belle Cantrell wife of w. T.
Cantrell. died at her home few miles
from this city this morning at o'clock.
The funeral will be conducted from the
residence tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The interment will be at Pleasant Ridge
GENET terry
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-10-15
Bessemer Board of Trade.

to the petition. but it is understood that
he is preparing to answer on the day set
for trial, which is next "Wednesday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
AN ACCIDENT CAUSES
A MANS INSANITY

James Howey. pioneer black.
smith OF Prescott, WAS examined he.
Tore Probate Judge Hicks. by Drs
Day and Smith. and Was adiudged a nj
subject for admission 10 the territorial
Asylum for the insane al Phoenix. saws
the Prescott Courier For many years
James Howey was an Industrious man
81 talr business ability, and owned
considerable property In this city.
some years ago. while riding a horse
no was thrown. his head striking Inc
ground with much force. he was
picked up In an unconscious condition
ana remained 40 for some hours, and
really hoverod between life and death
When he dld recover. he was not the
same man, eithor mentally or phsl.
cally' and never has been since. He
was recently brought In from IN,
Verde valley, who're for a time he haa
been eking out a miserable existence
trying 70 cultivate a garden and raise
few chickens. When ne was thrown
from the morse, Il was said, that some
substance In the saddle blanket which
stuck the horse caused Il 10 buck.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

whitelaw Reid. the new Ambassador
10 the court Ut a. James who sails
with his family May ~ tor his new
post. ~ already well known and pop
ular In England snd throuehont En-
rope.
lie WAS special ambassador a.
Queen Victorias diamond jubilee and
again az King Edwards coronation. Tie
twice declined the diplomatic mission
20 Germany. tic was ambassador TO
France under President Harrison. He
was candidate for vice president with
Harrison In 1899 he was q commits
sionor for the treaty oi peace with
Spain
Meanwhile, Tor many years he has
directed the editorial policy Of one 81
Americas greatest newspapers
Whitelaw Reid's career. told how.
ever briefly. shows him 20 be- one a
the highest types ~ tho successful
American &c was born IN Xenla,
Ohio, 6S years ago. and when hardly
out Of his teens was editor Of the
Nenia News lie was early a student
Of politics and az 10 was on the stump
for Fremont.
We was educated al Miami uniyer.
sity Ohio Many American insiitn
tons Of learning have honored him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
ARIZONA TOWNS

couple OF the small bones in the hack
OF the hand. The wound Ia painful
and Will lay him up for seve.al days.
y w Reagan. chief engineer for
the Arizona and Colorado, Ia now 10.
Gated ~ 0uaymas, Mexico, and IL run.
ming a line down the western coast Of
Mexico, presumably hcallna for Mar
attain harbor. This N Just a surmlse,
but Il may be what we are 10 have
direct connections with the Gulf Of
California.
Samuel Hoady. santa re passenger
conductor. who Just recently returned
from the national session OF the order
~ Railway Conductors AZ Portland,
Oregon, left this morning for Los An.
geles, where he goes TO confer vita
Railway Conductors, relative TO tho
the central committee OF the Order OF
recent discharge Of a number OF con.
duciOrs running out Of this city.
The Silver City Enterprise says.
Reese Herugon came IN from Ordway,
Col. 10 superlntend the shipment Of
a large number OF cattle contracted
for by tho Ly0nHCampboll Cattle
Commission company. Tho cattle
VIII De shipped from nomlng over
the Southern Pacific 20 m PasO and
from there north over the Rock ~.
land. This route WIS rendered neces.
sary owing 20 the inability OF the San.
"a fe 20 supply stock cars.
Tho Aztec Index says; The news.
paper man who states that the Don.
yer and Rio Grando railroad will be
completed 20 Pennington by July fth,
allows enthusiasm TO over-balance
Judgment. The Index estimates that
the Denver A Rio 0rando will per.
haps complete their line 10 Aziec
about the FIRST OF October. and they
cannot possibly reach Pennington
without passing through Aztec.
The Santa Fo IL doing all II can to
advertise the big buffalo show at
Bliss. o, T. Just before passing the
l0i ranch, the passengers on the OK.
lahoma division are told by the train
men TO bo on the icOEout for the bun
alo, and as che ranch Ia passed the
ranch people herd the buffalo up close
10 the train whore the passengers can
see them. This Is 20 prove that the
buffalo are really there. n Is said
that $4,000 people are expected TO DO
there for the big doings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
TRAFFIC DELAYED At IsLErA
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
laleta, May Pat aiIic was tied up
mere this morning for four hours by a
ferallod freight car four miles west
OF the Junction. The five soldier
trains were held here. aud train No.
z was held behind the wreck. The
omcers and their wives and the troop.
era round the Indian village very inter.
esting and when the bugle sounded
Tor the start OF the trains. kakai-coat.
ed men could be seen scampering
train.
Conductor nurkos section Of the
soldier trains encountered IRE al
hirito, and another delay wal neces-
snry. One freight car was bady
burned and It's contents we're damaged
90 considerable degreO by water
and smoke.
lsleta Is IN no danger from the pres.
eni high water OF the Rio Grande al.
though some Fields north OF thee vim.
age. and adobe houses. too. have SUI.
fcred considerable damage.
A corps OF surveyors. engaged IN
making a typographical survey from
El Paso up the Rio Giande valley.
have reached this place and are now
working north toward Albuquerque.
mrs W. H. Lnney, slster.ln.law OF
q. ~ Linney. station director ~ the
United states weather bureau, at san.
"a Pc, and chlldlen who hhave been
wishing Mr. iAnney for soms time
left that city for their home In COBALT
Canada. Mrs. tinney will meet her
husband In Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

Horace Greeley In 1879 Onc Of MA
chiofoai aids on that great newspaper,
gas John Hay, now secretary ~ stata
IN 1851 Reid married Miss lelizaboth
Mills, daughter of y. ogden Mills. tho
New York multimliilonairo and phik
anthropist
Roid'a reception as special ambassa-
dor 10 Great Britain for King 10
wards coronation we'll forecasts tho
Ercetlng thai awaits him now. ha
kinE aud queen received Mr.. Reid and
his wife with extreme c0rdlaiity. They
were welcomed AT and gave many mo-
table entertainments. o. Mr.. Rods
public speeches In England. enough 20
quote the Liverpool Daily Post. whiob
said that hts address nj the dinner ~
the American Chamber Of commoroo
In Liverpool was fail u -fellclt0as
episrams," and added. THE warmth
81 American feeling toward the King
and people Of this country could NOD
have found happier and more cordial
expression than IN the glowing words
Of Whitoiaw Reid
The Rcids have secured Brook
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
eoNpucToo's PIPE DREAM
COST him THE DRINKS.

A southern Pacific passenger con
actor on the run between los Yuma
md Tucson reported 10 the Yuma cor
lner that he had run over and killed a
pan four miles 10 the eastward. says
dispatch from Yuma, Aria. The cor
.ncr promptly gathered up a Jury ana
rove out, 10 nnd the mangled re-
llaine OF caif. a part OF the meat
as pat into the coffin that had been
Brought along and taken hack to the
.DurihOuse. Tho conductor was sum
Sonod 10 tell the story Of the trag.
~. lie did 30 with deep emotion. not
pairing the train crew or himself.
inally he was called upon 20 view
BE- romalns. The ccilin was opened.
pa from Il came a ham OF veal, with
8o brand well displayed. II Il told
az an the conductor could think 81
response was; "what1l you have.
,ysl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

AmbaaHadoF Roid's only daughtor.
House. Park lane. az paid,nco. me
popsriy "A owned by Lurd Tweed
mouth. Mr. Reid occupied Rruoa
house for month when ha waa IN
London az the special American en-
foy AZ the coronation ~ King Ea-
ward
Mr. Reid n 10 take an once ava
perform functions for which 10 IA fft.
ted ny character ana training. lie an
dertiands the adminislratlOn'E views.
- In political sympathy with h, II
trusted by u. lio has tho wealth and
the social standing and qualification
which constitute the necessary equip.
mont Tor the highly important persnn.
a. and unofficial part ~ his work. lie
has tact Tho Hritons win gsl on
very well With him. the Americans,
represented BY him. win get on very
ven with the Brlt0na.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

with degrees Cambridge university
has made him an Ill. n he ls presl.
dent 81 me board of regents ~ New
York State university. lie q the
author Of the Memoirs Of Talleyrand"
The Scholar in Politics "Ohio In tho
War" and other works.
he served IN the civil war. became
A var correspondent. and wrote terse.
" and graphically. Hc was a clerk
"a the military committee Of the house
81 representatives and afterward ~.
hrnrian OF the house. lie Joined the
editorial staff Of the New Yor,. Th.
buno In 1868 and became ne editor and
chief proprietor upon tho death OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

Travelling Engineer John A. Ross.
OF Las Vegas, spent the day IN the
city on oniclai business.
+. II. Stevenson has accepted a po.
sitlon az clerk In the Offices OF the
Santa Re Central az the Capital City.
Roadmaster J. y. Elliott. OF the New
Mexico division Of the Santa Fe, vas
In Albuquerque today on railroad
matters.
Conductor J. NJ. Lossnoy and wife
have returned 10 Las Vegas from At.
tendance az tho conductors conyen-
tinn IN Portland, Oregon.
Superintendent J. \. MoNally. OF the
Rio Grande division, returned sol
last night after transactng business
with the local officials Of the road here
yesterday.
Conductor Arch Forker, who had
been relieving Conductor Parry on
the Santa re branch, has returned
10 Las Vegas and iE on deck expect.
antly for another assignment for road
service.
New brakemen have been employed
ai Las Vegas for better or worse, In
tho persons OF w. j. DUNCAN. william
Allen, William Anderson, w. IA. Nc
Nelly, q. n. Brainbla, Charles Oar
bin, Qua Hearst aud william LOTUS.
w. Il. Brown, division freight ana
passenger agent Of the Santa Fe. az
Nj f'aaO, was In Santa Ne yesterday
on railroad business. He left tho city
for La Junta. where he will invest.
gate the freight congestion at that
point.
j, w. Robbins. formerly travelling
freight and passenger agent OF the
Denver a RIO Grando railway, Wlth
headquarters IN Santa re, but now
general agent for the same road Ia
Denver, was Ia tue Capital City yes.
terday on business.
James Walden. who has been audi.
tor and ticket agent for the NJ. a.
railroad at Phoenix several years, has
resigned TO accept a position In the
auditing department OF the Santa 10
a Northern at Eureka, Cal. Herbert
scott VIII assume Mr.. Waidens pres
cnt position.
The Swltchmen's Union OF North
America IN convention az indianapolis
has adopted a new constitution which
VIII 80 Into effect July 4. The prin.
cipal changes are the creation OF a
third class OF Insurance and q provi.
sion that delegates and grand lodge
oihcers must be active swltchmen.
Invitations are out for the wedding
Of John Frederick sackman. a brake
man on the north end out OF Lao
Vegas, and Miss Harrielte NJ. Hiil,
daughter Of the late George NJ. Hill,
the passenger conductor. The nup.
llalg win DO celebrated AZ the rest. !
dehco Of Mrs. Hill, No. ii02 Lincoln
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

(From Thursday Daily cltlzenD
Trains Nos. !. 7 and from tho
|st did not arrive until early this
prning, being delayed by washOuts
= landnlidea at Ration.
puperintondont J. w. McNaly. OF the
n orande division OF the Santa Re,
sived from the south on No. 10 this
.fning and transacted Oiiclal bust
~ here today. ilo was travelling In
private car, No. 4Os
81 Is rum0red that @. n. B.idy, who
just sold his El PaSo a North.
Tern railroad 20 tho Phelps Dodge
fple. will be associated with Col.
ene IA the building OF the Sierra
'Are line through from Casas
ndes 70 the coast.
n N. Brown, an emplOye on the
track az Newton. Kas., has a
lnded hand that threatens 20 1--WE
} a greag deal Of trouble. A good
pa board fen upon Il, breaking q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
~ IS FATALLY CRUSHED
BETWEEN CARS or TRAIN.

Marx Smith. the 9-year-old son of
lon Smith. manager OF the Stockard
nch near Roswell, was killed by be-
g crushed between two freight cars.
ho boy was assisting his fNthor In
edlng hogs when the train started
back. lie was caught and his head
"a body crushed. HIS right breast
~ crushed and the head was liter.
~ scalpcd. In spite OF his injuries
y boy lived forty minutes and was
'ssclous.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

Robert II. Garrett. son of Ar. and
Mrs. Herbert G. Garrett, Of santa F'e
who has Just finished hls second year
as q cadet az the New Mexico military
Institute a. Roswell. has been appoint.
Cd 20 a cadetship FOR the coming two
years 70 the institute by Councilman
w. e. martin, and will attend there
during the scholastic yearg ia05.06
and lS0Go7 During the paat two years
the young man has made a credltable
record a. a cadet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
Moroas Foa uNIoN sAeIrlc.
six Of the New Cars Now Under Con.
structlon In Omaha shops for
Denver and Kansas City.


atructlon IN Omaha shops for
Denver and Kansas City.
Six motor cars are now under con.
atruction az the Union Pacific shops
at Omaha and will be placed In opera
ton as soon AZ completed on lines
running out Of Denver and between
Omaha and Kansas City. In addition
to handling local passenger traffic.
they VIII be turned to account for the
quick delivery OF daily papers 10 IN.
terror points In advance Of regular
trains.
Il Is the purpose Of the Union Pa.
clfic 10 place these motor cars In scr.
vice as rapidly as possible wherever
there u any competition from the troll.
Icy roads. u Is stated that economy
In handling In addition to the lighter
roadbcd required, will cause a rCvo,u.
ton In the branch line business OF
ali roads. and turn many losing
branch into a paying portion OF the
system.
Timothy J. Lee, the railroad engl.
reer who for over a year suffered the
fortunes and mlserles Of a Mexican
prison, has returned 10 Denver. having
escaped from the injustice OF the Law
which has held him In a vile Jail and
injured his health permanently. unless
the Colorado climate. good food and
good care can fully restore It.
POOL ALL CAR REPAIRS.
A new and important department
VIII be added TO the New York Cen.
trail lines on July |. when Eugene
Chamberlain will open up the clearing
house under which all freight ear re-
pairs on the system viii be pooled.
HIS headquarters will be In New York.
Preparations for the starting OF this
department have been under way for
two years and Il iE another step for.
ward IN the policy 81 President New
man 10 unity all lines IN the system.
II Is expected 10 mean greater econ.
omy and efficiently IN keeping the
freight car equipment In frat class
condition and will facilitate the
promptne1s wish watch ropalrs can be
made. Il also will put a stop 10 the
complicated billing system which has
been IN vogue on the inles for so long.
One of the changes will be that ali
the shops will have uniform supplies.
aud at the nearest plant without re.
sard TO the road by which Il Is owned
The economies OF this scheme are
manifest on account Of the elimination
OF delays. and the consequent In.
crease IN the earning capacity Of the
equipment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
WINFIELD STRATTOR
LOWERS RECORD

EstabT0ok's stable OF fast harness
horses, under the driver aud trainer,
Mcclure, win reach Albuquerque IN
a few days the horses being now AZ
fon Collins. whore Winfield Sifalt0n
and others are picking np some money
for their owner.
A telegram from Fort Collins TO the
Denver Republican, under date OF
May %. says;
-The features Of the day we're a
one mile pace by Winfield Siratton, %
lover the track record, and he halt
mile pace by College Maid, She guide.
less wonder. Stratton made tne mile.
paced by a runner, Ia Alta lowering
the track record three seconds. Col.
lego Maid came on tho grounds deco.
rated In the cOlOfs OF the Agricultural
college and was greeted by college
yolls by the students and cheers hy
the crowd. She made tho half mile
Ia harness, without sulky or driver. in
ii0Sh, beating all her fofmers rec.
Orda.
Both those famous horses viii be-
here 20 take part ia the spring races
II N quite evident 10 admirers OF
stranger o, Joe Bafnetts fast PAGER,
that tho latter viii have 70 be AZ his
best 20 beat straiion In the froefor
an pace.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

frnnk simpson, cOiored, imblbed 100
freely and attempted 10 paint Carts.
bad rcd wednesday night ~ laai nesk.
TIE negro maize hts escape, giving me
authorities considerable trouble untIl
shtu day evening, whom no was 10
Gated and appyohendod - sheriff
stewart "a The hrn-h0uso on ths web
fier farm, three miles south Of Calss.
bad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

avenue. Las Vegas, On The einl Inst.
Il - reported that the santa We
conductor who was responsible for the
lmaah-up az lpleta on Monday night.
was discharged BY the company yes.
torday. Il seems that he gave the
signal 70 the freight train to back up
and IN doing 40 the freight crashed
into the Pullman and knocked Il from
the track.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
LOCAL NEWS

Iron Wednesdays Daily Cillaenn.1
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Greene. OF this
city, are az Las Vegas on business.
A. T. Chaplin and family. OF Elwood
Ind, who sp.nt the past winter 10 A.
ouqae. que, left this morning for their
eastern home.
Biwood Albright. Guy Mechanism
and Guy Jordan left this mGTnlnE for
tho hanaan0 mountains. They will
APond two weeks hunting In Apache
canyon.
Today 10 the district court the hear.
ing IN the case Of Lookhart W.. shick
was continued. Tho regular term OF
codrt for Mckinley county will ad.
iOurn tomorrow.
Miss Mary Merle and brother, John
Merle, passed up the road for Santa
We yesterday. They attended the Az.
ricultural college az Mesllla Park. and
Will remain with their parents at San.
"a re during the summer.
NJ u. Gesgeli and Mrs. W. s. NcCou.
agli will leave tonight for Naco. Aris.
For the past ave mohths Mr..
GeEsoil was the "ad" man on The
Citizen. lie goes 20 Nnco TO take the
iofcmanship OF no Naco Budget.
Mrs. must, wife OF Dr. x. L. Hust.
will leave tomorrow for Kansas City,
Peoria and other eastern points. &C.
eompanied BY Miss Edith 1horp. of
Havana, H., who has spent the winter
months here.
Max H. Fitch, a Socorro mining
man, after spending yesterday In the
c'ty, left on the first train west today
Tor Loo Angeles, where ne goes 70
accompany bis fsmlly home. Ills wife
and children have been spending the
past month on the coast.
Next Tuesday evening, tho last
day OF che spring races, a grand ball
IN honor Of the visitors 20 the city will
be given az the club BY the CONNER.
cial club. Preparations are In pro-
grees 10 make the ball one OF the
grandest given this year by the club.
Y. l.. McGoo. gho will act "a fore.
man for NJ. J McAtee. the brick con
tractor, reached the city this morn.
ing from ~ PasO Since Mr. McAtoe'H
return 20 this city from Pals City, ne
has secured a number OF large brick
contracts. and Foreman Niece Will
have charge Of the work now Ia pro
gresa "a tAc saw mill.
Col. W. H. Greer did not get away
70 Doming night before last. as an
nOunced In The Citizen yesterday NJ.
tern0on. He 10 In the city and attend
Ing TO certain necessary work at
Traction park. The spring races arc
on In a few days and the colonel IL
.hclpiug the promoters 10 make the
event the biggest ever held Ia the
southwest
Caterpillars are commencing 10
make their appearance on the trees.
SOM thing ought 20 be done at once.
before these pests lniure the fruit. II
some one who Is versod IN the treat.
ment OF trees when attacked BY those
worms. would suggest a remedy Il
would be n great help 10 those who
have trees which are In danger. Ar
senlous preparations have been found
TO be quite effective in other sections.
Mrs. John Rioa. who has been 30
journing In this city the past year for
health reasons. contemplates return.
Ing 70 her homo In Chicago sometime
in June. The lady says during her
stay mere she has gainCd twentythree
pounds In weight aad feels ~ II the
delightful atmosphere has about re.
stored her 10 health. Mr. Hlea Is a
well-known business gentleman OF
Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

,, N, Dean returned b. Clayton a..
cor accompanying fis nlmiy 70 Ian
carter Tex. Mr.. Dean says The cOun-
try ie Hooded IN that section, crops 81
Az Kinds bcluE cOnRldefuhly damaged.
wheat and oats a total failure. streams
reported higher than for forty years
past BY old Betlers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
THE CATTLE DIPPING
VAT AT CARL eRAp

Tho cattle dipping vat which Is 10.
Gated al Carlsbad "a forty.hye feet
long aud Is Just wide enough 20 allow
q steer TO pass through. Il Ia six feet
deep and Is fllied with the dipping so.
luton. The animal 90 be dipped Is
driven Into the narrow suite and has
to 20 on through, the tldld completely
covering Il during the passage After
emerging at the other end the steer
arrives AT what Is called the dripping
pen. and here II Is allowed 10 stand
until the surplus fluid has drained on.
This drip from the steer Is then run
back into the vat The fluid IA kept
hot by moaus Of heating pipes along
side OF ine vat aud the cost for dip.
ping each animal Is about ten cents.
Judge A. J. Abbott, Of santa Fe, r..
ceived a telegram from Yoakum, Tex.
announcing the death Of his little
Erandsan, Faircs A. Drlsdala, son Of
DR.. and Mrs. william ~ Drsdaie. This
d the NTH time the death messenger
has knocked al the door Of Judge Al.
bolts family within two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jamos ". Coagrovo.
Jr,. are rcvelling IN the smiles of a
bouncing baby glrl, which arrived Al
their home al $50 yesterday altor-
noon. The happy father n today
passing around the oiGsra among hia
friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
CUTOFF TO BE BUILT
WITHIN A YEAR

3 aRa4aaRa9aRaRaaas
= IRON Topeka, dated May %, saya. 4
The Santa Fo today announced Z
= that the contract for building :
q che Beien cutoff Ia New hcxico :
= 80 been let 20 Charles J. Ianiry. q
= Two hundred miles Of rssd will Z
. be built, the cnthe task 10 be .
= completed within a year. Tho 4
. new road VIII be used for Santa .
. re through freight franc, and =
. will be valuable because Of the .
= reduction In the grades. .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

judge y, a. WDoEteF, inft Lao We,
gas for M'fsonri Valley, Iowa, accom-.
panying bis daughter, Mra. OeorEo
JOhnaon. judgn Wooster IL IN very
ieeble hoaila lbs friends trust the
change 20 Iowa VIII BE- of benefit. but
there j. q fear among those who say
farewell that they may never SOC the
Old gentleman again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

Governor Oter0 left Saturday uight
Tor the sheep ranches Of the 3Aiad0
Live stock company, IN 0uadalapa
county, going via ~ P4s0 and thence
VIA the hl Pas0 a NorthoaEiorI. 10 Pas
tura. from which place he drove 10 the
salad0 sheep ranches. He viii b. A..
sent sevmai days.