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nor SALE-At reasonable prices. sawed
II and split stove wood. Inquire of c. W,
HAWKINS BrattleborO Jelly Co. 49tf
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daantcd.

WTANTED-Gir for general housework:
w must he competent. MRS. +. A. THOMp-
SON, q Western Avenue. 52tf
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DOR SALE - All kinds of dry stovewood
IL hard or soft or chunks as desired. also four
foot wood if wanted. Delivered promptly at
reasonable prices. CHARLES MINER, Brat
tlebOrO. AIR
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"ANTED-Ar reliable man to make railroad
w ties. A good chance. JOHN HUNT
Bratteboro, 53tf
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INO RENT-Good room, second floor, 50 Main
Il st. Inquire Harris Place. 4S
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FINO RENT Barn. Sleign for sale nearly
L new. A. j. HORTON, 4s Canal ST. 5ltf
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Enr Sale.

ENOR SALE-One pair work horses. weight
- 300 pounds; extra good workers. G. N.
BOND, Guilford, VT. stiff
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TINO RENT-Tenement in rear of "a Spruce
Il ST. $50; tenement on Laurel St, 81. &. B.
CROWELL. 52tf
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TINO RENT-Desirable tenement in West WI
l. lage. ii. +. WEA1HERHEAD 3gtf
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WANTED - Men bOarders n private
w family; rates moderate. Inquire at 3
Southern avenue. EsteyVille. 5}-l
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20 Rent.

TINO RENT-A Broom tenement near Main
l. ST., s.. EDG EFT co. self
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TTNO RENT - At 10 Grove ST.. desirable
Il fiIst-nOOr tenement. Inquire of Mrs
NJ. II. TYLER, on the premises. 42tf
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" ANTED An kinds of soft wood lumber
w In the log. delivered at our mill. High
est prices paid for the same. HOLDEN 4
MARIlN. 49tf
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" ANTED Lady or gentleman of fair ed.
w ucation TO travel for II firm of S2iOuO
capital. salary Slus2 per year aud expenses
paid weekly. Address NJ. PERCIVAL Brat
tleboro. VI. 5l-lw
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WANTED Men to take orders job pays
w well; lasts all winter. Wages weekly :
equipment free. Established 1896. References
given and required. GLEN BROTHERS.
Rochester, n. Y. Ell
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M ANTED-We have some cash customers
w for ttmbor, either ready 10 cut or second
growth, and are especially desirous for some
oak. What have your :. w. EDGETr A co
BrattlebOro, VT.
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WANTED Young men To study and pre-
w pare for Civil Service examinations Posi-.
tions paying from SjtO 10 SSO year. II
Interested write me at once. t. ". DOUGLAS.
Brattleboro. VI. 4stf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

main a member Of the administration
which Is prosecuting a railroad for
violating the anti-rebate law, especial.
" aa he Is responsible IN o manner for
granting the rebate. He declares en-
phatlcally that no rebate was granted,
but that the money paid 10 the COlora.
do Fuel A Iron company was the
price Of the coal shipped over the
Santa Re.
Il has been decided that the road.
and not any Of the officials, viii 30
prosecuted. The Investigation has dc.
yelopod that the general freight agent
of the Santa Fe or one OF his subOr.
dinates granted the rebate. but Il was
done by direction OF superior officer.
The government takes the ground that
q would be unfair TO prosecute a sub
ordinate for an act which he was com.
PEELED 20 do by his superior officers
and TO Impose a fine which would take
all the proceeds OF his labor for sever.
al years.
Il would also DO dlfhcult 20 Ak re-
spOnslbility on the officials IN granting
the rebate. and the best solution Of
the problem u has been decided, Is
to prosecute the company. which re-
celvod the benefit OF the rebate In IN.
creased traffic and which Is responsi.
BILE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
OLIVER e,rv.s EscAPG.

Silver City had narrow escape
from being blow on tho earth last
Thursday and the people who saw
the incident are yet wondering just
why the explosion ala not take place.
A shipment OF dynamite had arrived
at the depot and a load Of II was being
taken from the station to the powder
houses at the edge of tho eity. In
front OF the bank building one OF the
boxes fell OFF the wagon and before
the driver could stop his horses the
wheels Of the wagon, which with its
load weighed about 1000 pounds. had
passed over the box. crushing Il 90
piec -. People who saw tho box fan
were rooted TO the spot whore they
stood, too scared TO even make a move
to escape, but the dynamite did not
explode. Why Il dld not ls n mystery.
Had Il done 80 moro than a score Of
lives would without doubt have been
lost and a number OF buildings would
have been destroyed. a second wagon
was Immediately Lshind the first and.
bad the explosion occurred. the entire
contents OF both wagons would have
responded to the primary shock and
there would have been nothing loft Of
that vicinity but a big hole In the
ground.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

The Citlgen has received the fol
lowing invitation:
"Tho regents and faculty OF the
New Mexico College OF Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts extend to you a
cordial Invitation 20 be present at the
exercises OF the Twelfth annual com
mohcement, May 2S TO 81. 1906.
90, Program.
Sunday May 2s 90 a. m.-Baeoa-
laureate sermon by the Rev. q. w.
Dunlap, Of Las Cruces. ". ~, Main
building.
Monday May 29th, $500 D. m.--Pre-
sentation Of "pinafore" by the must.
cal department and the dramatic
club OF tho college Main building.
Tuesday. May 30th. 900 a. m
Meeting OF the board OF regents.
Tuesday, May 30th. 1000 20 1900
a. m.--Inspeclion Of College buildings
and grounds by guests.
Tuesday. May Goth. 500 y. NJ
senior class day exercises, Main
building.
Wednesday. May 8ist. 1880 a. m
Commencement exercises, Main build.
Ing.
Wednesday. May 3iat, 500 p. m
Alumni banquet. Women'a hall.
Wednesday May 3ist, 400 p. m
Commencement bail. Agricultural
building.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Poatmaiern Annolnted.

Henry Is. Buell. has been appointed
postmaster At San Antonio, Socorro
county. vice August II. Hilton, re-
signed.
Luis Vigil has been appointed post
master az Tularoaa, OterO county.
Articles Of Incorporation.
Tho Maxwell supply company. The
incOrporat0ra are A. J.. Mix. A. l.. Hol.
ieHblck, Lewis @. Giiggs. NJ. V. Brug-
gen, OF Maxwell City. New Mexico.
aud H. b. Masten. OF Chico. N. NJ.
The purposes OF thia corporation are 20
acquire By lease. purchase or other
wlse, and 10 become owner OF lands.
improvements on lands. and buildings
OF all descriptions To do a general
merchandise, lumber and wool busi'
moss, TO buy. sell. raise aud deal In
live stock. The capital stock IL $780,
900 divided into 800 shares a. 800.
fhe term OF existence In hfty yeaFn
and the principal place OF business,
Maxwell City. New Mexico. The mum
ber Of directors shall be ave and those
who will manage the business OF tue
company for the hrst year are A. l.
Mix. A. l.. Hoiienbiok. LOWS Q. briggs.
NJ. v. Bruggen and II. d. Mas,en.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
DRAFT AND COACH HORSES
FOR TERRITORIAL FAIR

Secretary -. X. q. Sellers. of the
Nev Mexico Territorial Fair assOcia
lion, has received numerous reptiles 90
hsa letters sent out to the diffei ent
horse and cattle breeders throughout
cha west, and they all are almost a
unit In expressing desire 10 send OK
hfbfA OF heir stock 10 the territorial
fair npxt SeptombeT.
a lutter from the Wholesale horse
arm of Springer A Stubhs, OF Denver,
says that ihls arm viii ship several
cari0ads al tine hlouded Royal Belgian
AsalliOns and Oldenburg coach and
dTaft horses. This hrm IL one Of che
best known IN the country and hand.
les some urize horses Another whose
horaos took first prize AZ the Sc Louis
uorids fair, Will also b. rep osented
~ n Display NJ tho fair II is Henry
hyory y ZION OF Wakefield, Kas..
breeders Of pure Pcrcherons. known
"a fine draft horses.
o.. T. smith. an extensive sheep
raiaer 81 SoliEnan. Ariz.. has notified
the fair management thai he will send
a carload OF high bred bucks % be-
kilaced on exhibition.
The Hartman dock farm, OF COium
bus. Ohio. Importers and breeders Of
high class Porcheun drRn aud Ger
man cOacn horses. viii also send q
carioad Of stations o. The stock shOs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
GOVERNMENT TO PROS
ECUTE SANTA FE ROAD
Evidence Obtained by the Interstate Commission
and Department of JuSilCe--CaSeS
Here at albuquerque.

A Washington dispatch OF recent
date ccntalna the following important
reference 10 a suit which will. In the
fall. be tried In this city.
The Atchison. Topeka and Santa Re
railroad will be prosecuted Tor grant.
ing rebates 10 the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company, Ia both OF which con.
Germs Paul Morton. secretary Of the
navy, was an Official
II has been decided that the prose.
cutlcT will be made "a New Mexico.
Az soon as the grand jury meets 10
Albuquerque tho evidence which has
been obtained ny the Interstate Com.
merce commisslG= nd by a special
agent OF the department OF justice.
who has been gathering II under the
direction OF ex-Attorney General Har.
mon and his law partner. special AZ.
torneys for the department, will be
submitted.
This evidence IL believed TO bo sg...,
Client TO secure a conviction, aud will
probably result In the Imposition OF n
heavy fine on the road. Secretary Nor.
ton has decided TO retire from the cab.
met much earlier than Sept. /. and
while he will not be prosecuted, he
VIII be witness In the care. Owing
10 these circumstances " would be
rather awkard for Mr.. Morton TO 70.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
TOWN or TOME
HAS A history

Our unfortunate neighbor south of
US in Valencia county. ON the east
side Of the Rio Grande. Is an hlstori.
cal town. Could les history be writ.
ten II would thrill the heart OF Chris
tendon. The villa lies almost due
west OF a mountain trail and canyon,
over which the savage, pltliess reveng.
full Comanches came In force, at many
tines during the eighteenth century
and swoopcd down upon the peaceful
spanish village. Battles were fought
there and In the vicinity. and the trail
from Albuquerque 20 Tome was often
red with the blood OF travellers
The church records show the inter.
mont OF scores OF victims OF tue co.
manchea, OF the carrying on b. them
OF many helpless maidenH, Just spring.
ing into womanh00d, % satisfy the
brutal iust OF these bandits OF the
mountain and plain.
The modern Tome ~ pretty with
ranches scattered over the nearby
country and clustered about the old
plaza aud the old church. for so many
years. under the charge OF my Old
friend OF tnirty-seyon years. Rev. j.
h. Ralliere. My frat visit TO Tome
was In May, 1858. as clerk OF the dis.
trlct court. Il hen being the county
seat.
Hon Perry ~ Brocchus was Judge
and Jesun NJ Luna sheriff. and Samuel
Duncan district attorney. As near a.
| can now remember the prRctlcing az.
torneyB AZ time we're Hon. Kirby
Benedict, Merrill AshWt. Charles y.
Clever, Thomas h. Catron. Richard
n. Tompiins, VIM H. HenHe, Benja.
min stevens and Francisco and j.
Bonifacio Chaves
The people Of tho old town we're
very hospltable In those days and
made things pleasant for All OF us,
Among the most noted citizens were
Don Jose JaramillO and Don Juan Sal.
azar Jimincs Not long after the
writer was married at the house OF
the frst named. ana the second named
being grOOmsman.
Tome continued IA the county seat
for several years and court was held
there, then az Belen and finally al Los
Lunas, which has remained as county
seat 10 this day. W.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
RETURNED FROM MEETING
BOARD DENTAL EXAMINE RS

Dr. l.. H Chamberln. OF this city,
president OF the New Mexico Board
Of Dental Examiners. returned this
morning from Santa Re, where he
went 10 attend the annual meeting Of
the board held In the Capital City
Monday and yesterday. Three Appli.
Giants FOR licenses 10 practice their
profession in the territory were exam.
inod By the board. They were prs
T. II. Williama. Of Chichasha, I. r.,
l.. ]. Johnson. OF Hutchinson, MINI,
and J. A. Ruff. OF Pennington. ". NJ
In addition TO examining the appll.
cants. the board transacted considora.
BILE routine business. Those present
wer DIR. l.. II. Chamberlain OF Aibu
querque, president. DR.. &. n. Lord. o.
Santa. secretary. and treasurer. and
Drs y. u. Olney r. l.. Hammond. OF
Las Vegas. and Dr. A. A. Bearrup, OF
Carlsbad. members.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
WHERE SCHOOL MARMs
WILL SPEND VACATION

As the present semester OF the pub.
tc schools OF albuquerque draws 10 a
close, the teachers OF the various
buildings are making arrangements to
enjoy the summer vacation. Some will
attend summer schools Ia the larger
cities, others will visit parents and
friends az nome, while few will pass
the hot months In Albuquerque. Cali.
fornia, however, viii be the mecca for
most OF them who will leave tho city.
The following Is a list OF the teach
ers Of the various ward schools and
the places they will spend their yaea.
ton.
Miss Hewitt, HIlawatha. Kansas:
Miss Leayitt. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Mrs. la Bar, Noblosyilie, Ind; Miss
Moon. Iowa; MISS King. Missouri. w.
II. Mcfarland, summer school az Uni.
yerslty OF California, Sacramento:
Miss Elder. Miss Tway, Miss Kaplan.
Miss Wiley. Miss Flora Hartman, Cal.
lfornla. Miss Thomas. Arizona; Miss
Gernoy Indiana: Miss Otis, Iowa
Miss Bowers. ind. Miss Fitch. SUN.
mer school. Chicago: Mrs. T. J. Shuts.
national educational association. Miss
McGregor. Silver City; Miss Hartford
Council Grove. Kansas The Misses
Margaret Hartman, Lucy Hazeldine.
Coon. Baker. Unaeth, Huntzlngcr
Hunt, Rodey. Delhi and Messrs Nil.
Ter and Kiger will ROMAN IN this city.
Mts. Charles O'COnor Roberts will
also spend the summer In Albuquer
que. while Misses Evoritt ard Clusters
viii attend summer school at Berk.
ley university az Berkeley California.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
A NEW MILL AND
AND REDUCTION PLANT

E. ID. Rasmussen. OF Green Hay.
Wis, formerly travelling erecting en-
gineer for the AliisJ halmers company.
OF Milwaukee. Wis. has been appoint.
ed gene. al superintendent OF the New
Mexico Homestake Reduction com.
pany's mines and mills, near Walnut,
~ NJ. on the Captain branch OF tho
~ Paao & Northeastern railway. This
property 10 owned mostly by Michigan
capitalists.
The company has an up TO date mill
and steam driven electric generating
power plant The mills are driven by
induction motors. the mill proper be
ing located one and half miles from
the power plant All water for the
mines and mills Is pumped fiom a
twelyeinch srtcsian we'll al the power
house, through a pipe line TO large
storage tank located at the mines al
power plant.
This plant has just go, In operation.
and the owners feel very iuhllant for
the future prospects OF a well paying
proposition The amount OF paying
ore Is practically unlimited, essays
showing the ore averaging 81 per ton
The mills az present have a capacity
Of $50 tons per day. Provisions have
been made In the power plant for dou.
bling the output Ia the near future.
The officers OF the company are l..
3. Davla. president. w. ,. Dug;as, Ecc.
Rotary. G. /. MOoue. treasurer.
The success Of this COmpauy's un.
dvrtahnRs means much for this sur.
rounding country. As there Is an un.
known amount OF minerals ia the
mountains OF ,-.ese ranges. THIS com.
pany has found that the further they
get In the cut the better the formation
shows up in gold and a small percent
age Ia silver.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
e. PAso.ALsUoUERoUE
SUIT GOES OVER.

Felix II. Lester. pttOrney for the AZ.
luquerque Athletic association. In a
suit so recover $500, the winners
share OF purse for a football game
played al ~ PasO, received a letter
yesterday from hla correspondent
Attorney w. N. Winter. stating that
IL looked on Saturday as though the
football suit world be- crowded out
ths term at court ana that 4 would
probably be continued over until 80
July term OF court.
This case ~ the result Of football
game played az El PAEo on December
IS. 1904. IN which the Pass City team
left the field when they were on the
point OF being defeated. apparently.
with hopes OF getting the game on an
unfair decision OF tde umpire This
unfair decision came. aud the Aibu-
querque aggregation took the matter
into the courts. with hopes Of having
Il corrected. II has been continued
now for the third time. first on a poti-
ton OF the vi PaHo hank, which was
the stakeholder OF the game and was
made party 10 the case because Il
turned the money over to the IN PAso
team. A second continuation was
granted the defendants for some rea-
son. aad now Il seems 90 be the fate
OF the case TO go over another term.
The Albuquerque team refused 70
take tho lOoser's share Of the purse.
which was 800, and the nj pa o team
Possesses both ends OF the purse.
II Is a case whore a change Of ven
ne should be asked. as any VI PasO
Jury might be preiudced IN the mat.
ter OF deciding defeat against the ~
PasO team. considering that not only
5000 IL al stake. but the honors Of vic.
tory
There WAS a great rivalry between
The two cities during the late football
season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
LITTLE BOY DROWNED
IN BIG ACEQU!A
WANDERED AWAY FROM HOME
or GRANDPARENTS AND NET
DEATH m THE WATER.

There Is sorrow M the home % Mr
and mrs. Jose Laicoru. Who reside In
VrOcinct a.. near the Becker dairy
Thts morning their little threeye
odd sm. ignclO lmcuro. who was stay
tnG AZ the home ~ his grandparents.
tell m The acequia iuai north OF the
Becker dairy. ana his bOdy wac MOI
touna until : o'clock this afternoon
underneath the bridge which is across
tina RceQuia On tho extension OF North
t'oorth stroet. u having iioated down
Stream several hundred yards. Il ~
eytaent that che little fellow had A..
tampted 90 follow the acequia 90 a
honso on The north side, but ten from
the plank walk which spans the
acoguia. The boreavod iath0r ~ a
nspheW Of klcOiOs LuceIo. the county
laiiur. and Is an assistant al this
ens,nution. He was nt aware Of the
aad fate Of hhs little aOn until the dead
bady was found.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
PRETTY ACTRESS WHO
HAS BUSINESS SENSE


Who makes has while the sun shines
Nov Yark May 23-I am youns
nov ,hey ten nae am beautiful,
says Iuha 5ander.on the pretty ac
trcss. now the rciguing beauty In Mos
York 81 snow hat shall not be
young uo beautiful always. 80 / be
love Ia maklng the mos of the glftI
God has given me
Ana Miss Sanderann Is putting her
maAimh into practice She Is mex
ng hay while the sun shines. and she
= putting into good non perishnblc IN
yeslmenis. the money she b. making
Will Miss Sandurson indorse 30
Jones New Tulip Cream, tue hesl
ihing ever Invented for the complex
lony Miss SandcrsOn will.-f1r a con.
sldeWtl0n.
May John Smith rame a new corset
after The beautiful Niles SanicrsOn.
Mr. smith may -.f0r slight honor.
arium
Miss Sanderaun's name aud MiAs
Sandr sons very beautiful pictures
are IN demand. aud she Is smart
enough 90 know their market value
and eKaC a.
WISE little Miss Sanderson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City. May 22.-Outslde OF
corn fed steers, OF which there was
a large proportion. cattle market gain.
cd 10 10 20 cents last week Fed steers
held about steady. Colorado feeders
s25 ~ 900 pounds, sold at Sf.20 20
sac. and heavier feeders, 100 to 1900
pounds az tiG5 TO $500. Killing cattle
from Brush. Colorado. 1900 pounds and
upwards sold at s6i5 10 $500. Rough
Utah feeders. 1860 pounds, sold al
fi.fO and Utah COWS 97i pounds az
sS.s0. Panhandle stockors 500 to 500
pounds sold az ti.15 TO $3.50 and some
light southwestern stookers at 1886 TO
$500. The supply OF cattle today "
moderate at all points. and market In
stronk 60 10 cents higher all around.
ElcyCa cars Of various kinds were 70
coiyed today from Colorado aud the
west and only a small representation
from the Panhandle country Some
fod Colorado bulls sold az $500 today.
Fed steers sold at s. 30 to s565, feed.
era t425 70 $3.50.
Nearly all the sheep coming now
are Texas aud Arizona muttona. which
advanced about 20 cents last week.
Lambs gained % 10 20 cents. Market
IA 10 cents lower today on muttons.
steady on lambs. Colorado wooded
lambs are quoted at 500 20 s7,3b.
some medium ones. 60 pounds, sold
at $40 today. Clipped lambs bring
1886 60 fGA0. Mixed AriEonas sold
last week at $500 TO f6.2b. containing
a large percentage OF yearilngs. weth.
ers and ewes mixed sold az t4.65 today.
Mixed Texas wethers and ewes sold
today az si.6b 20 Ass, ewes az ts.b0.
As long as the quality OF the Texas
and Arizona stuff Ia good buyers take
hold actively. Lamb supply continue
10 be short and strong markets on
them are reported.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION.
Candidate No 1oQ1


once % the Secretary Of the Terri
tory OF New Mexico
I. J. W. Raynolds. Secretary OF the
Territory Of New Mexico, do hereby
certify that there was bled for record
10 this once AZ two o'clock D. m. on
the eleventh day OF May, A d. 1906,
Articles OF Incorporation q
THE PYRAMID PEAK CONSOLE
DATED MINING COMPANY
And also. that have compared the
following copy of the same With the
original thereof nov on Ole. and de-
clare Il 20 be correct transcript
the efrom and OF the whole thereof
Given under my hand aud tue great
seal of the Territory Of New Mexico
At the city OF santa Pc. the capital
on this eleventh day Of May. A. ID
1905.
tseai.l J. W. RAYNOLDS.
Secretary OF New Mexico
ny GEO A. FLEMING.
Assistant Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

The Chicago boUkmaker who an.
uOunced his intention OF invading New
York with a NOOO0 bank ion 90
buck the bo0kmakors' trust. OI.ealy
Intends 90 open up a' Belmont park
In defiance 60 the orders Of tho Met.
ropolilau Turf aasociatl0n-tho book.
makers trust Ia retaliation the as
s0ciatiun has declared Sc intention 20
oni0rCc the porcytiray laws. as 10 the
recciving 81 cash and entry of wag
ers' being willing 90 cut on - nose
to spito ~ face. as enforcing the law
viii force association members 20 go
out III business al least temporarily
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
COMPOUND MICROSCOPE
PRESENTED TO VEGAS SCHOOL

DR.. n. NJ. Smith. Of the Meadow
town, has presented TO the Las Vegas
high school high grade. powerful
compound microscope. The instru'
rnent will be OF much importance for
the study OF botany, chemistry. and
kindred scientific subjects. The Gin
IL all the more welcome because Il will
save the school boarU from an expend.
lture Of forty or atty dollars which
would otherwise have been necessary
very noon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
MerrImae Hero weds.

Tuxedo Para. ". Y. May 2s.--Cap-
tain Richmond Pearson HobaOn. who
distinguished himself BY sinklnk the
collier Mel uihdc Ia Santiago harhOr
during the Spanish war. was married
here today 10 Misc GriEelda Houston
Hun. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs George
a. Hull. The wedding. which oc.
CURED at the home OF the brides par.
% tho recent death OF Captain Hob.
sons father. The couple will make
their future home NJ the old Hobaon
homestead. Magnolia Grove, near
Greensboro. Alabama