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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
POLICE COURT.


A stationary engineer. a crap shoot.
or. a mechanic and an Indian COM
posed the Rrist OF the municipal court
yestei day morning
The first named said his name was
Van Wrinkle, and that he ran hoist
Ing engine on the Beien cut-Oa He
had heeen drinking yesterday and
when he went 20 his lodging last
night. some one threw him down
stairs. ana he revealed d large bump
on his head where he fell His ailot-
ment was ave days.
Tho crap shooter gave the name or
D0bb. and he was caught with the
l" homes" ON him. He plead not
guilty 10 the vagrant act. but the
court held that man without via
able means OF support was q vagrant
In this territory, and Dobb was given
Ave days
The mechanic was the same J. a..
Dunno, who was up yesterday tor
being drunk and disorderly. Ills sec
ond oHense was that Of committing a
nuisance, and the penalty assessed
against him was a fine OF $50, which
he paid.
The Indian sold a beaver hide yes
terday and got drunk ON the money
brought by the skin. Ito paid a hHe
Of s..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
GREAT YEAR FoR
THE SHEEP RAlsERs

Aiaado Chavea, assistant superlu.
tondont OF public instruction Of tho
territory. was in Albuquerque a short
While today on his way home from
san Mateo. valencia county. Mr..
Chavcs aad spent the past fwo weeks
on his large sheep ranch az San Ma
teO. Ho said that never since bis res.
idenee in the territory had the out
look been brighter for the sheep indus
try.
"Thls time last year" stated Mr.,
1hayes, every sheep raiser In New
Mexico was feeling blue and thinkiLS
that they would lose the greater por-
ton OF their flocks. but row they
greet you with smile and talk about
what a great lamb crop they Will have
this year ald how much they expect
to make The range IA hne and Cor
miles around the mesa IL one vast mat
OF greer grass and flowers"
Mr.. Graves inquired about tae lat
est news regarding the building OF
railroads through the western part %
the territory. lie said that since be
had been on the ranch no had seen q
number OF surveying parties IN that
vicinity and that u looked as II q rail
road would soon be an accomplished
fact.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
VICTIM OF EXPLOSION
MAY NOT RECOVER

Hugh Mcclure who was injured a
week ago AZ Cinder PIT. Arizona. by
an accidental discharge Of a box Of
dynamite cops, and as a result loat his
right eye. had a sinking spell today
and nay rot survive the operation
per'1-mcd Tor the removal Of the eye
al The Santa Re hospital. Mcclure
was more OF less burned about hts
entire body anb as he Is over sixty
years OF age. ~ chances for recovery
arr slight.
George Sewers, santa F'c brakeman,
who "a his foot mashed AZ Gallup a
month ago, and suffered tho amputa'
ton N All the toes on that euremity,
vas discharged from the hospital TO.
day and Nll leave for hie home ai
Wlnsiow. Arizona, tonight.
T. w Andotso employed ~ 4
brakeman on tho SANTA ~, who had
his arm cut or while mAking . coup
ting a. Wlnaow about ak weeks a&o
len the hospital today and vii return
20 hla home at WinalUW.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

tne magnetic pole he saiu al the time
the Glua sailed q think they are
very good Tho magnetic north pole
differs from The earth a--let a. call %
mathematical moth pole flor Il a.,
after all. only a mathematical polnti
In tWn essential Respectfully the
magnetic north pole is comparatively
easy to reach. whilst the mathemati'
cal pole has proved Itself sumcienuy
difficult 90 approach go investigation
OF the magnetic pole Is OF much scieu-
the interest. whereas the mathemau-
cal d. ol little or none the gain In
reaching Il being Of che kind expert.
enced Ia attaining % the summit Of
some dlincult mountain peak
"To be- sure. Amundscns ship 4
small smaller than that Of most
Arctic expeditions but | see no rea.
san why he should not with the help
OF slodEes. be able 20 penetrate 20 the
magnctic pole--Whei ever that may be
--elthcr on sea or land.
he also spoke hopefully of Amund
sens effort 20 make hia way through
the northwest passage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
MEMORIAL DAY
PROCLAMATION

rhe custom of setting apart a day
for publicly honorlng the memory a.
the soldiers aud sailors who have CIV
en- 40 their lives IN the defense OF our
country. washrmly established by this
nation many years ago, ana Is known
AZ Memorial day. II Is a beautiful
tribute 10 our noble dead; Il fosters IN
our hearts that highest OF sentiments,
gratitude: Il renews Ia us a spirit Of
patriotism, and. as deep sorrow an-
initiates al contentious In commun'
ity 80 does this national service for
our immortal dead weld our states
and territories into a union strong
and more imprcgnable than ever.
New therefore !. Miguel A. Otefo,
governor Of the territory OF New
Mexico, in accordance With said Gus.
tom. 40 recommend that Tuesday, the
ihiriioih day OF MayY. A. - 1905. be
Designated and SET aside aa Memorial
day, that the people OF New Mexico
desist from all unnecessary labor on
that dav and devote Il 10 services IN
homo and memory OF the nations he
rOes. who, TO save our homes and
country sacrificed their lives StrcV
their graves with flowers ard sinr
again the natlonal anthems they loved
80 we'll
Done az the executive office this the
i7ti day OF May "A. ID. 1905.
Witness my hand and the great sea
% the territory o. New Mexico.
(sesil MIGUEL A. oTERO,
by the Governors
j. w IlAfNOLDS,
Secretary Of New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

san Francisco. May ~ worldwide
interest haH been aroused IN the an.
nounccment tntt the consul for Swed.
en- and Norway. IN this city, has been
ordered % send provisions 20 the far
north on whaler for Caps. Roald
Amundacn.
sclnetists regard it az the fore.
runner Of tldinEs OF the highest value
from the polar regions. They look
nov fOf Capt Amundsan'a appearance
in tho north Pacific with accurate,
important data rcEardinK the mag
nctrc north pole and the DISCOVERY
OF THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE
Observations ol the magnetic pole
aro Of scientific importance. II IL
more accessible than the geographic
north pole tunt explorers have tried
On vain 90 reach.
Navigation OF the northwest pas.
cage j. ~ stirrirF popular interest
hecause n has foF ages bafhed the
efforts 81 the boldest and most skill.
fui Arctic explorers.
Capt. Amundsen ~ Norwegian
master mariner OF considerable cx.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
ANNUAL Ball. OF I'M.
PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION

Tho first anncal ball Or the socorro
Cify Improvement association Will be-
givon AZ the Garcia opera house OF
the. place on Stay "a. The Socorro
City Improvement association was or
KaLlEed Tor che purpose 81 Dcautlfying
The city az S0corrO. and has already
beguh a cauipsisn Of tearing down
sigatess walls. cleaning up the streets
anf alleys end buiF,ag sidewalks,
Ars G. r. nroWn n president Of tho
organization Mrs. w. r. Martin Is
secretary. ana other prominent ladies'
of The Gem city are taking an active
part IN ihe conlmendable work under
taken. RE association win have
charge o. the Memorial day exercises
this year and elaborate preparations
are hoing made for the occasion, In
memory of tho gOldiers who have an.
,werod he cast bugle cali
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
Jusr escApeo roRNApo.

u NJ. Hall, supervising engineer o.
the un!ted States geological survey.
passed through Roswell on his way
TO his home in Carlsbad from snyder
and lsawton. o. r.. where he had been
organizing surveying parties Tor the
coming summer work, says the RIOS
well Record. Mr. Hall loft Snyder
Wednesday evening. Just few hours
before the storm that wiped the town
Out OF existence. lie saw the cloud
that did the work from Quanah, Tex,
being then on his way home. Me-.
Hail Is congratulatinR himself 90 hay-
ing finished the work az Snyder soon.
or than he expected aud having left
when ho did. Originally he intended
10 stay Ia Snyder Wednesday night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

pofionce In Arctic and Antarctic OK
ploration His work In that helld
equipped him with practical Nnowii-
edge that enabled him tu make thor
ough preparation for the present en-
tcrprise
Hls vessel, the Gioa, seems a tiny
craft for the gigantic task under
taken by the ha dy Norwegian u "a
only seventy fcei long by twenty feet
beam. untl taken over hy Amnndsen
IL was an ordinary, stoutly-bullt wal
rus alOop. He fortified tho hull %
Withstand the Ice and nttcd the sioop
with a petroleum engine which, under
favorable conditions. gives the yes
sci a speed OF twelve knots. Every
atom OF room was utilized for the stor'
age Of supplies.
Small though the Goa IA there
have been AIcfic ventures In smaller
craft. Frohisner's Gabriel was 81
twanty tons. IN which Davis and his
men in 1881 sailed TO regions then an
known.
Lieut.. GOtfred Hansen. OF the Royal
Danish navy. Is second 10 command on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Conilemon VI the city council. turn
yopr attention to purchasing the water
supply fnr tho sitg.
An Increase 81 $50 houses means an
increa7ed revenue Of between $1,000
ana $4,000 year for the water sup
ply ana w'tl no great extra expense 90
them let as SO slow. Let's look at
both sizes II the question. II II Is a
good Investment for five citizens. Il Is
not a good investment for the city.
Then IN negotiating long time bonds
the city should get much better terms
than private corporation. II the
city does not wish TO purchase Tor a
few months or even years. YET now IL
The time IL go' the ball rolling. I
believe that n pat 20 a vote Of the peo-
plo to-day. whether 20 grant the 70.
nowci franch'aa. or 10 have the city
oWn itg own water supply" that the
municipal Ownership would carry four
10 one.
A TAXPAYER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
A WRITER FAYURS
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP

tFrou Fridsys Daily citizenl
To The Citizen.
Tho arggient presented this morn
ing ~ the Journal are the best argu
ments iu ,he world Tor the city OK Al
buducrqua 10 purchase and own At
onro tn Vi, ter supply.
Surcly shat five OF our worthy clti.
Aenua c1n shouder the whole city
could haDdls
II would bc too had n the council
decided aeanst the franchise. TO ioave
these wcrly gentlemen Ia the hole
10 10 speak Now that we know just
whore we are 81. let ns combine as
one man lhd have the city buy and
operate hg water supply OF the city.
In tho Denver Post of the 10th,
Chooaman 0ifcfs the city OF Denver
the water urply for something be.
tween Sl0ol9. 900 and $50 900 600, ana
they show a dividend OF $4,000 a
year.
Thirtvfye years ago the water fran.
chife an water works Of Denver we're
Of no mcre Value than Albuquerque n
today. o. the people of Denver who
have made tHls property valuable. and
nov thcy are asked 10 buy L back az
this enormous advance. Who will
make a. money on this deal? VIII
q rot De- one or two Of Denver'a lead
ing cl'lgens. who 10 the goodness Of
their heqU some years ago, and "a
/ help nerynr oft. Ia fact a. patriots. In
vested q few thousand dollars. Why
should nui the city Of Albuquerque
I and an of .Ae citizens got something
out Of toe increased value Of the wa
TOR supply 0s the city, Why should
nyo citizens set all Of this benefltg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

yer. publishers of the New Mexico
business directory and other direc'
tories h In the city calling upon the
merchants.
The New Mexican says. Jacob
Levy. formerly In business In santa
Pc. but now proprietor OF the Sturgis
hotel Ia Albuquerque arrived 10 the
Capital City last night aud IS the
guest Of his aunt, Mrs, Mary Gold,
CalOs sanchez, cXc0uHty commits.
sloner Of BeIualiiio county. is report
"a serinnaly iil a. hts home IN
Ranches de Atrisco u Is understood
that be- Is suffering With a serious
stomach trouhl and friends are
alarmed over his condition.
Carlos DlgneO. relative % Ben
Mgneo. az this city and Miss Mac
dalene DciFado we're united la marrl'
age al santa We Wednesday morning,
May IL. Mrs. g. Palladin0, sister 81
Mr.. Dignco. and son, and !. Grad, OF
this city. attended tho Wedding,
Mrs - g. Baker. 81 Topeka, who
has been the guest ole Der aunt. MIS-.
|R. 8 Robay, She paai tWo montha,
left this morning on her return home.
Mrs. Baker came 90 New Mexico 90
spend a couple Oi weeks. but hndins
the climate and entertainments most
delightful. remained two months IN
stead.
Policeman ). r. sslasar who had
boon enjoying a iayof 81 ten days
during which time be had been look
ing after his alfalfa crop ON MIA farm
Ia Valencia count. returned yester
day ana this morning resumed hii
place on the force Constable James
smith Allied salaxArs place during The
iattora absence.
Are yoa going 20 the mountains %
20 the seAshOrc for your vacation
40 matter which st Is going 10 be- yoi
can greatly add Co your comfort b,
wearing shoes that are light and cool
We have a splendid assortment u
slippers and low shoes made for thli
purpose and our prices are right q
MAYS Shoe store, sli West Rallroae
avenue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
BIo 600 AND
SILVER STRIKE


william Baird. who arrived here
this morning from Silver City re-
ports the people OF that town consider
ably excited over an exceedingly rich
strike OF gold and silver ore which
was made within four miles Of that
town the other day, and In conse-
Quouco miles around the find" have
been taken up by many who thirst
after che precious metals.
"rhe original locator" says MI.
Baird, lis an old Fronchman. named
Peter June, and n the mine on being
further developed produces ore a.
rich as the groupings Il will be the
biggest strike ever made In the south
west. ore already assayed show gold
from s2U 70 ti2U per ton, and silver
IN proportion. The dad was made az
the foot Of 4 mountain, and II u the
intention Of Mr.. Juno 10 tunnel into
the mountains, and then cross cut,
In order 20 strike the vein which AZ.
parently runs along tho aide of the
mountain for from four 10 five miles.
one blast Of the orc ro,ik. already
shown up. would result In at least a
car load OF well paying ore being I'M
covered"
Mr.. Baird comes 10 Albuquerque 10
accept che position OF matchmaker
AID enEraver At the iewelry ste-o OF
w. H Fox
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

tFrom Fndays Daily Citlzenl
The "strollers." q select dancing
club gave an enjoyable dance AL Elks
halt last night.
There will be 4 meeting of Adah
Chapter, No, g. order Eastern Star,
NJ 1889 o'clock this evening,
}. r. Jacobson, superintendent OF
the Harvey eating houses In Cali
gornia, Is stopping al the AlyaradO.
Mrs. w d. Radclif and baby re.
turned 70 her home az Belen last
nlEht from a visit 10 relatives at NIL
Waukeo.
Airs George X Nehr. who was at
Denver on visit to her mother, has
returned 20 the city. The lady had a
splendld visit
N. G. Turner and daughter, with
Miss Wlnnifrod Love, returned to the
chy after pleasant visit 10 iala'
flYes and friends Rt Las Vegas
The Tlimble livery barn on North
second street hae been treated 10 a
coat of whltewash, both inside and
out and presents q very neat appear
ance.
A small brown colOFed sack was
picked up on the street yesterday aud
loft az this oiiice. Owner can have
same BY calling and claiming prop.
erty
ihe resort Of the Graham Bros. on
Railroad avenue. il being prepared for
new coat of paint and paper. The
boys are cleaning up Tor the spring
races
Attorney A. u. MeMillen has no.
turned from a ten days Walt 10 his
sheep ranch Ia Mckinley county Fe
reports hat conditions are very sat
israclory.
u. n. Duchwald, the New Mexico
agent Of the Mutual Security iafe In
auunco company, who was down
south on business, has returned %
the city
Colesilus Ortiz. representative from
santa W. county In the last l0glala'
ture. accompanied W his wife. passed
through Al ~. surQuo today on his
way home from a trip TO Mexico.
Mrs NJ w. Davis, wife of Engineer
Davis. whose death occurred In the
explosion Of the boiler OF his engine
near Upton station several weeks
ago. has returned 10 the city from LA
Vegas, and will again reside here.
MIA, Davis has many warm friends Ia
fhis city The lady will make her
home. for the time being, al her els
ter'e. Mrs. " =. Weeds. No. 2l5 West
silver avenue
Max Ehrlich. the attorney Who has
an extensive practice among the
ranchmen and farmers. returned lats
Yesterday Afternoon from a legal Visit
a. "A s6spherd. representing IN,
dnGette r,fbliahing company Of Den
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

the Gjoa. and there are SIX other men.
Capt Amnudsen sailed from Chris
iiana In May. ie0g. for G0dhavn.
Greenland Thence bis course wa1
shaped % Cape York and across naiin
has TO Lancaster sound and down
Peel and Victoria straits 10 the mag.
neilc pole. which Is about ~ deg .
min. north latitude. % deg. AZ mina
west longitude Ills plan was 10 make
ON exhaustive series Of observations
ia the region round about che mag
ncilc pole. when that work had been
concluded he proposed 20 undertake
the navigation OF the northwest pas.
sage Go ncflng strait and Japan on the
homcward voyage.
The fact that orders have been &C..
celyed hove for the shipment ~ sup.
pics 20 Amundsen IA north Alaskan
waters recms in Indicate that be has
about accomplished che feai OF SAT-.
Ing from Greenland through tho polar
seas 10 the north Pacific
DR. Nansen has given the Amund.
sen expedition bis hearty indorse.
ment As 10 the prospects ~ hndlne
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
ENTRIES ARE CLOSED
IN HARNESS EVENTS
List Of Horses Include High
Class Performers In
Racing World.
STRANGER o.. Vsw. S. SrRATTOS

After tVo mouths Of diligcnt labor
Secretary 2. ~ McCanna. o: the
sprlnr Raclng association. has sue
cocaoi I'm fiiirg az the harness events
Ia the coming meet and a glance over
tho a'i OF entries which closed yester-
day SHOW that .ae people Of Albuqucr
quo shsl enjoy four days Of the finest
racing ever seen 10 the southwest.
Probably The most Interesting event
VIII be the frecfoisll pace, In which
there are only two entries, Joe bar.
nots hmrus Stranger o. with a
mark of 2.uss and Winfield =. STRAIT.
ton. owned by @. ". bstabr0Ok, Of
Denver u will be remembered that
these Two horses raced here during
the territorial iair last fail and Strang-
90 o.. von IN that race he lowered
the track record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
BACK FROM COLORADO
MRS. ETTA ALLISON AND MRS. J.
a. sHUFFLEBARoER RETURN
TO THE CITY.

Mrs. Eta Allison and MIS-. J. a.
Shufiiebarger. who attended the meet
ing OF tho Grand Lodge og tho Degree
OF Honor OF the Jurisdiction OF Colo
RADIO. New Mexico and Arizona, az
Colorado Springs, Colo, have re.
turned 10 the city, Mira. Allison at.
tended as the Grand Usher Oiiicer,
while Mrs. Shufnebarger was there a.
the accredited delegate from tho Albu.
querQue lodge. The meetings took up
the better part Of three days. and
much buSiness OF interest 10
the Jurisdiction OF the south.
west transacted. After the con
yention the ladies visited their
friends In Golden and bcaveg and
then came on back 10 tho city. Both
ladles report having had hue time.
and besides the transaction OF lodge
matters they hugely enjoyed Their
vacation spent In the Centennial
State.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
JEALOUSY ENDS in
A CRUEL CRIME

Maria Espinosa. one 81 the prettiest
senoritas OF Juraoz, Mexico, was fatal
~ burned In q public drinking place,
IN a most sensational manner, says a
dispatch from Nl PasO, Texas. Tho
senOrita entered ~ Estranda saloon
with Pedro Menandez, her sweetheart.
He accused her with trifling and
White seated az table, he dashed tho
contents OF a large bottle Of tequilla
over the senorita's fluffy garments.
thoroughly satura,jng her. Then he APP
piled n match. instantly the woman
was enveloped In flames. Bystanders
dragged her to tho plaza where she
died In few moments. Menandoz
escaped ard the police OF JuareE are
aearchlng for him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Mrs 9. r. Cramer LOFT last night
for Los Angeles. whore she viii re-
eide In the future. Mr.. Gamer - the
travelling engineer Of tho BALDWIN 10
cOmOtlve works. and Is now az Los
Angeles, which city Will be bis head
quarters and home Mr.. and Mrs,
Cramer have resided In Albuquerque
the past twenty odd years; they are
good people and The Citizen. together
with many friends, wishes them health
and much prosper ~ In their now
home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
DETROIT IS INJURED
AT PUERTO PLATA

Washington, May 10 The navy d.
partmont today received a cablegram
from Rear Admiral bradford. com
manding the Carribean squadron.
stating that the Detroit had gone
aground al Puerto Plata yesterday ana
that her port propeller Sas totally dis
ablod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
FIVE TEACHERS TO DC
EMPLOYED AT socoRRo.

The city board OF education OF So
corro held its annual meeting lAst
week and decided 20 employ five
teachers for the schools for the com
ing year. There will be a principal az
SEQ month. two teachers Tor the H.
tormedlate grades at $50 n montt ana
Two teachers for the primary grades
nj $40 a month. Tho treasurer Of the
board reported a balance OF t96a In
tho treasury
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
TRUE BlLL RETURNED
AGAINST FRED MILLS.

The Grand jury for the third judicial
district In Sierra county has returned
true bin against Fred Mills, chArg.
ing him with numbering y. A. Saund-
crs on OF about Abe 18th OF last March.
Mills entered a plea Of not guilty and
his case was called for trial before
Judge Frank w. Parker on Thursday
at which time the work OF getting a
Jury was commenced.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

The choir Of 81. Johns Episcopal
church was hostess last night ni a
delightful roceyaion. complimentary
70 Mra. Louis l. Lea and Mrs.. Robert
Oasl two m0nths
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Attorney Geo. w. Klock was al the
b'ation this morning TO meet an old
New York friend. w. u. Yarwo0d, VINO
WA passing through the city on train
No :. Mr.. Yaa wood IA hound fox ON
lahoma % Do special work iog the eAn
DIEGO Daily SIN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
MAYOR dunno sTlLL

Chicago, May i9.--aayor dunno
naid that no learned from a source not
oennoctodt with oiihnr side of Tie
toamsters Ntrike that 4 viii % called
o. within tNent5 four hours.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
THIS PAPER ALWAYS
RIGHT AND FAIR

Tho Citizon heartily congratnlates
Las Vegas on having secured Tho ira.
ternal sanliarium. No better place
could have been selected than tho
Meadow City. and the whole territory
ik Interested IN this FIRST experiment.
Two things are 10 be determined.
First, whether the sanltarium shall be
a success Ia restoring health to the
afflicted; second, whether Il shah be-
prevented from being n detfimcnt 10
the community No doubt both Of
those questions viii be- settled in the
Affirmative. no place having larger
advantages for their settlement than
has lAs Vegas. aud II this shall be
the result, tho present Laa Vegas OK.
pertinent will be multiplied an hun
dred fold IN the Territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
This Remedy 10 q @pooltios
sure 20 olive oaeIsfaotIons
olVno aNLlHT At omoGs

II cloansoa, soolhss, haala, and prOtaols the
diseased membrane. 10 cuFar Oalafrh end
drivoa away q Cold IN ths Head quiohly.
Restores tho Housos 81 xnats AID small
Easy 10 use. Ooniains no injurious drug.
Applied into sha noalFila and abaors1sd
Large Hins, 20 oalla AZ DEuaaiala or ~
maAlI TRIAL lslna, 40 oeNls By mnl q
ELY nRorneae, So uaWsa o., Me- Tea,