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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
ENtJUsTicE or THE PEACE
cRoLLoTT UNDER INDICTMENT

Tor the alleged failure to make prop.
cr returns Of the fees and fines col
lected by him. Ia hls official capacity.N
Soierino Crollott. an oXiustlcc OF tho
peace 70. precinct 10, n4s been indicted
~ the grand Jury. A justice Of ths
peace Ia legally entitled 90 the costs
In matters heard by him, but the fines.
N any, are 10 be paid 90 the territorial
treasurer. for the use of The general
school fund.
Heretofore the Justices Of the peace
made eiurns. as required by Jaw, OF
these ma tera. but the report was sim
ply formal mo county seldom recoiy-
Ing money.
Il Is nov the Intention OF the com.
misaiuncrs 90 bring these yiOlators ~
the law 10 time, "a Is suspected that
he county has been deprived OF CON
siderable revenue because OF this lax.
ity and Improper returns.
Judge Croliot "a rot charged with
ANY specific misuse OF funda, but
merely FOR violating the law making II
a mlsdomcunOr for not making
proper return
This case will serve "a make other
justices dlliEent and to closer observe
the requirements OF the law. An In
vostlEA lon OF the several reports
showed that only the two justices OF
this city had made returns az required
By law. and the attention OF the grand
jury being called % the matter, re-
suited In the indies mont of CrOllOtt. II
this does not serve as an example 20
the Othe Justices who have been negli.
gpnt. further investigation and pro
oeodings will be instituted. Judge
CrollOtt Is quite prominent politically.
having served In lower house OF the
thirty-sisth legislative assembly. also
two terms "a justice OF the peace.
II IL evident from the action In the
CTollOU case that the county commits.
sioners are bent on having the law en-
10. ced and require strict account
Ing Of all the costs, fines and other
matters. as required OF justices OF the
peace.
Citlzcn reporter investigated the
matter % indctlng Judge Crollott for
the alleged ononse OF not making tho
true and proper report and accounting
as required by law, % tho commissions
orH, and aacertalned that tho matter Is
not considered very seriously about
the court house; nor Is Judge Crollott
concerned about u. stating that his re-
turns were properly made and that he
accounted for all the moneys received
by him. having receipts 10 that effect
and that he can 80 prove when the
time Of trial arrives, The Judge has
not been arrested, but he will, how
ever be placed under bond, as 70
Qured by law.
From Information received al tue
+ sherln odioo. there Is no appi chen
sion that Judge Crollott will not be In
court when the case 10 called,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
THE TERRITORIAL GAME LAWS

The game Law passed by the late
territorial legislature provides
penalty from 500 90 $500 aud Inn.
prisonmcnt 81 from thity 90 ninety
days for shooting any elk. mountain
sheep beaver OR p'armlgan The ter
rtoriul game warden Is given author
ity 30 grant q permit for the capture
of beavers that interfere with the
operation of any lawful ditch. u e.
Gabllahcs O. closed season OF i've years
Tor antelope phcasbnis. bOlrwnite
quail or Wild pigeon. Deer with horns
may bo killed with a gun only from
September ~ 10 October 81. Turtle
doves may be killed with gun only
from August I 10 September 30, Crest
"a quail Wild turkey, mountain grouse
ur prairie chicken may be Killed with
gun only during October. November
and December The penalty Is fine
from $50 io 800 and imprisonment
from thirty 90 sixty days Onohalf
the fine "a to be- turned into the cOuh-
ty school fund 70 prohibits The scrv.
INK of game hsh or game killed IN
New Mexico In any hotel. restaurant
or boarding house For the serving
or sale of game hsh 0r game brought
from outside Of me territory a special
permit must be- obtained from the
territorial game warden. The penalty
rs fine from s25 20 500 and i'm
prisonmeni in iall from thirty q
sixty days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

today sold NJ 1886 In Chicago today.
The good market and the light run TO.
day, indicate smother good market this
week.
fcarllnEs and lambs closed last
week barely STEADY with the close Of
previous week. welhers and ewes we're
Arm. account OF scarcity Marko TO.
day 10 steady, supply 1000 nothing
very topny included che number Of
sheep and lambs IN Kansas City ter.
rliory Is short. and viii be for month
yet. or until grass shees come from
the south. Lambs sell at 1915 10 $40
and yearllnEs. sG.00 % fG.75 wotherH
$3.50 20 $50, ewes 500 10 Sos; De
mand Is good. and packers had 10 shin
Ia sheep last week from other markets
10 nll orders here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
A MOTHERS REWARD
FOR MAYNARD BOY


During one 81 the raw days of Feb
ruary. Mrs +. w. Clancy, president ~
the Nun.sectarian Benevolent assOCia.
lion. was called TO her kitchen door by
a timid knock when she opened the
door. there stood a callow youth upon
the threshold,
Il would like something 10 eat, ne
said, and the good lady was strangely
attracted hy his marks Of good breed.
Ing. which she easily distinguished
from those OF the common tramp. lie
was sixteen years old. and gave the
name OF Willie 50 Claire. Mrs, Clancy
gave him food and procured a pOsi.
ton for him az the American Lumber
company's mills Two weeks ago the
supposed Willie a. Claire took an un.
cOremoniOus departure Yesterday Mrs.
Clancy was again strangely attracted
by the picture OF a sixteen year old
boy IN he Chicago Tribune, and on
close inspection Identified u az that
~ Willie 81 Claire, but the name be-
low was Leo Flelschman, son Of Mrs.
Pauline Fleischm6n, OF Hotel Roland,
New York city.
Tho story which accompanied the
picture was thai of hrOken-hearied
widow who. although surrounded by
wealth and living a. q luxurious hotel,
was slowly grievlng herself 90 death
for her lost hoy, who he'd ran away
last September. Tlsp mother offered
reward OF ~ O00 for the lost boy.
Mrs Clancy called up chief Of 70.
lice McMillin, and he. too readily
recognized the Lost boy as that OF VIII
/ lle S. Claire u Is known that the
boy went west. when ne loft here. and
chat ne was arrested a. Needles Cal,
as q common tramp hut whether ne
has lett the Needles or "a still there
| Del not known here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
WEEKLY CITIZEN
CHARITIES or TIE
SALVATION ARMY.

The following articles deal with
our work in the United States only,
saws Commander Eva Booth In The
Reader. IN going through them We
should remember that the dag Of the
salvation army Is ilylng IN AZ coun.
tries and colonies. and that the same
kind of work ls being carried on In
an ~ them
Three thousand seven hundred
and soveniy.threo officers. cadets and
employee
Nine hundred and oishtythrCc
corps. ouiross. slum posts and social
Institutions
Ten thousand. ave hundred ana
eighty accommodation In social ln.
sfitutious
Mine thousand dollars expended an.
nually UPON the poor Of America, ox-
elusive of YARN colonies.
Three million annual provisions OF
beds for The poor.
Ono hundred industrial homes. wood
yards aud stores Tor The unemployed.
one thousand and City acc0mmoda.
lions tAndiug daily work FOR the
unemployed.
Three hundred aud nfty thousand
dollars annual income from taclr
work.
nuy thousand found outside om.
pluyment
Three farm colonies.
Two thousand. eight hundred acr.
age.
Five hundred and thirty oolonlsts
(men women and children.
TwcntyOne rescue homes FOR fal.
len girls.
One hundred and sixty babies
cared for .n rescue homes daily,
Five hundred passing through an.
nualy.
one hundred and nfty aocommo
dations for children In day nurseries
Two hundred and nifty children set
tied In COLONIES with parents.
one thousand Eve hundred chill
dren cared for In various ways an
nually
Three hundred thousand persons
annually provided with Christmas
dinners. clothing and toys
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
PRescoss WISHES
THE NEXT REUNION

The Rough Ridtra OF the te ritory
~ Arizona will make n strong effort 30
have the next reunion Of thai organ.
zation take place az Prescott. Ariz.
Arizona Will be strongly represented
70 the reunion which occurs this week
al san Antonio al Of the prominent
Rough Riders at the territory are
planning 10 attend.
Tho reason for tho desire Of Pres
cCit to lave the next reunion held
IN that city d the fact that a $4,000
monument 10 the memory Of Capt.
lucky ONoln. captain OF Company A
OF the Rough Riders. Us 90 be ercu ed
az territorial expense In the city Of
Prescott 1e soon a. practicable and
In an probability Il viii bee completed
before iht htX, reunion, nt which
une i IS propoaed 70 have the formal
inroilinE of fht monument. with
speech 30 mat occasion
Morris GOldwaier. mayor Of Pres.
colt Will attend the reunion IA the
hehalf 81 me city Of Prescott and
extend 60 the conclayo the Invitation
OF bic city. Henry Hradshar, also Of
Prescott and mCmhor OF Capt
O'Ncill's company viii second the m.
vita ion of Mr. Goldwater In behalf
OF the Rogh Riders 81 Arizona. and
Coz James n McCllntocH, formerly
secretary ~ the RoFh Riders. nos
postmaster at Phoenix will also speak
for the Invitation 81 Prescott.
/ But three reunions have been held
|up 90 iris time. one at las Vegas.
/ New Mexico. ore az Colorado Springs
/ Colo. and one az Oklahoma CITY
with the present meeting az san An
tonic. Il seems probable that the
natural choice of next meeting plac,
viii bo Arizona from the fact that
the other states and territories thai
were rcnT cnted IN The Rough Ride
|hnvo plrrpdy hoou honOrcd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
GUILTY

From Thursdays Daily Cihzen
Neither Puck nor Judge have ever
been able In all their Efforts 10 repro.
duce the seli.satisiaction Of some of
the genus hobo as they appear IN real
life OF this specimen. Judge Craw
ford had one 10 deal with this morn.
Ing. He was picked up for being
drunk, ana the general contour OF biz
face, figure ana form gave forth the
impression thal bee had been ON fro
Queut debauches and was quite IA
mlliar with The procedure OF the ma.
nicipal court
whats your namo?' inquired The
Judge
"louis Morris" was tho quick re.
Spouse
Whore are you irom?' was the next
QUERY
"san Tone. Toxas. was the ready
reply
You are charged with being drunk
and diaordorly' was tho courts OF
cpeated next question.
GUILTY vas somebody's darling 4
monosyllabllc reply as be hshod for
an obstruction in bis nose.
give days on the chain gang. was
me courts closing remark The pria
oner received the sentence with no
outward show OF feeling 0f regret.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
NATIVE KILLED.


on Brid1e Near the Winslow Stock
Yards ~ Engine ioi6--he Was
lntoSi tied.
Eduar D Romero, who had been
around lwn drunk al day Wednes-
day. va sleeping on the bridge this
side OF % stoekyards about o'clock
In the .yening says the Wlnslow
NAL. , sine No. l0iG, which was
coming ON I've round house about
that tiu ran over him and cut his
right h. "a above the knee.
Tie WIS brought 20 town, and Or
SampsJI was called to attend the
Injured zen, bat he was too near
dead. an medical aid could no, save
him. H. died about o'clock the
next mo ming and was buried by Tn
iertakor parr at the expense OF the
county.
A corouor's Jury was summoned
and. aftrr examining into tho facts
of the case. returned verdict TO tbs
effect that no one was 20 blame fo'
the accident except tho dead MAJ
himself The deceased waa about a
years old
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
LAS CRUCES clTIzENS
IMPOSED UPON

L. O. Minor was arrested last week
In Las Cruces on a charge oi obtaining
money under false pretenses The
warrant was gotter out by John H.
May, a las Cruces merchant Minor
had been going around selling an eiec-
trio Guessing starch, i've packages Tor
Stand with every sale he vas giving
slip of paper upon which was print
ed the following; ION or about thirty
DAYS from date, the holder Is entitled
free of charge 20 one set OF dishes OF
66 pioces ana one set Of ailyerware OF
"a pieces, upon presentation Of this
ticket at the store OF John H. May.
Las Cruces, New Mexico" ~ the
tickets were numbered rs, aqd quite a
number Of Las Cruces people we're
taken IN by the acheme.
NOie-rhis fellow Minor was In Al
buquorQuo short time ago. and ala
some business In this city, He had
some printing done az this ONCE, left
the town rather hurrledly. and later
wrote asking that tho Job printing be
sent q. q. ID. 10 Demlng. Il Is quite
likely that Minor worked his rs
racket among tho housewives Of thia
city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
me NEw TRINIDAD STATION.
Santa Re Is Replacing Structure De
stroyed by Floods.

santa Re Is Replacing Structure De.
stroyed by Floods.
There will be- no handsomer depot on
the Santa pc road than the new santa
Ne station which ~ 20 be built al Trini-
dad Colo. q is said. The station Us 10
be- built little farther up towari the
hotel than was the old one anf VIII be
two stories high Beginning ~ the
east end Of the station there viii be-
nra AN express room. baggage room,
gentiemnn'H smoking and toilet room,
the ticket office ladies' waiting and
retiring room, while the entire west
end of the structure Is 90 be- one gen
eral waiting room, Ia the center Of
which n huge column will rise. Pee
sides the ladies laymOry and toilet
iOom there "a 20 be- a retiring room
where women can rest without going
20 the hotel The entire building VIII
he surrounded hy wide pressed
brick platform and the south and west
slides viii have broad covered colon
ude which viii extend 60 the s0wh
door of thc Cardenas porch connectlne
With this and giving n covered way for
passengers from che train 90 the hotel
Tho upper story of the station Ia 90 be-
divided into siN spacious Offices, three
81 those 10 he occupied hy the CONNER
clal agent. inc tuadmaster and the sta
zion agent, while the other three Will
he hold in reserve Cor future demand.
The station will rest on "a foundation
imlt Of crossed logs encaaed la 60
ment. which. will themselves De- sup
norted on fOfOot oroosoted pillng. 4
hig steam hammer % used Ia drivlni
ihe pnlns. These has already beer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
aock IsLANp Ar pALLAs.
Believed New Line VIII be Com
plctcd BY Dscenibcr IS.

Believed a New Line VIII De Com.
plotcd by December IS.
II ls assorted that the Rock Island
viii enter 1llas over its own tracks
and will have IT, own terminals b.
December AZ present the road
uses the racks % the Houston q
Texas Cen ul from Fort Worth. The
abort tern contract with the Santa
Fe. explr.ua on December 90, Is Dc.
clarcd 10 . proof OF these plans.
The Santa o is the only competitor
~ the Roc Island for Chicago-Texss
business a prominent construction
man, closy 'p the Rock Island inter.
oats. rocoi said: Il should not be-
surprised n see the Rock Island
throw 200 men into the work and
enter nal before you know 80.
They are Working az Il all the time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
THE ALBUQUERQUE BROWNS
GOSSIP FOR THE FANs-LAs va.
GAS BLUES ARE ANXIOUS ron
A GAME.


From Wednesdays Daily citizen
The Albuquerque Browns met Mt
Fank Houstos's sporting goods house
last nlnht and organized. Frank Hous.
ton will manage the Browns again this
season. q was she universal opinion
uf the meeting last night thar he
should. aud the Browns also agreed 20
a man. that they would like 10 be cap
tanned BY cap" Mcdonald The mat.
Ter of having secretary and treasurer
was another topic under discussion,
but me Browns finally concluded that
% would ho time enough 10 select this
gllamportant official when they had
funds to handle. Instead Of funds. the
Browns hcgln the season with the bur
den of last years liabilities. The more
frugal 0f the Browns controlled the
mee inR when me proposition TO buy
new suits was brought 49, French,
who "a signed for the initial sack, said
that the old gray suits were ON the
"bum. They al agreed with che
initial sacker. bat again the more fra.
ral ones Insisted thai the now suits
could wait until the obligations II last
year were lifted.
"Car Mcdonald said that they
an ourht to don their suits on sun.
day and 40 out az Athletic mark;
hui the cartaia said that he would be-
out OF town. he could no be there
COsnrove. too, VII be unable to gaze
into NE azure blue on sunday Tor sky
scrapcrs because he viii ho away.
but the rest, with few new ones,
will show themselves.
ID is barely possible that the Las
VEGAS blues win be- down for game
on wcok from noyi sunday. They
want y game. and have written tnolr
wishes This a. opening Che season a
little abruptly. bul ~ The sunday law
roes thrOu-h 30 wlli ho quite a relief.
The fans a.c getting restless after six
m1uhs OF Inactivity
ptcrer Roy HItt who was ON the
pitching force Of the M paso Colts last
sea near the close of the season, has
signed with the Fresno Cal. team.
which 10 member OF The Pacific Coast
league.
Pitcher Grip" STAIRS letter written
hero from Dunnro. Colo, will not ho
answered richt away Tho manage.
merit ~ the Browns will be- q lrtle
slow about employing irresponsible
tche Ia the future. They were ais.
concerted enough last year. and came
near being put out Of the fair tour
nament as result of having n pitcher
Knocked ont M the last momom n
Starr n given a berth with the Browns
this year his conduct will probably be-
retained By a binding contract.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
TOASTED AND coFFEED
~ RATION FRIENs,

luds0r smith. who has left Ration
for Chicago. was given reception AZ
the Maras OF the Presbyterian church
on WeIH sday evening. under the able
management OF the Social committee
Of the istian Endeavor, ~ which
society Hr. Smith had been an active
membcr lnce Ms reorganization, says
the R1r Gazette. The usual games
we're Co. ged In and the popular guest
of hor was frequently toasted IN
brimmH cups OF delicious coffee and
everyor agreed that o Is with great
regret a they see Mr.. Smith de.
past from the midst Of his numerous
friends nd q hope was expressed that
in VIA Ter part OF the world Mr.
Smith 'l finally locale, the inhabi.
tants W treat him with such scanty
oourtess and regard and be so an.
friendly lat he will De- Obliged 10 re-.
turn to e city where hIs unassumine
manner nd loyal friendship Is so
highly Ireciated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
cocKRELL TO SPEAK
at COLORADO SPRINGS

Prof. T. D. A. Cockreil, a former
member Of he faculty OF the Aflioul.
tural collcro ut Mesllla Park. and
Normal University in las Vegas. and
subsequently Of Colorado college, but
now Of the University of Colorado NJ
Boulder. hn consented 20 address the
members of The Winter Night club on
Municipal Progress IN Great Britain
"a iia neN meeting. which viii be-
held 70 the Antlers hotel IN Colorado
Springs on The evening OF April i2
says the colorado Springs Gazette
Prof. CockrN has made n deep study
0i the political pr0grCss OF England =
larger citl, iOi several years aud q
well able o. peak on the subject The
address wi. be preceded by the usual
dinner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
WILL DC PRESENTED
WITH HUNTING LICENSE

Game Commissioner Woodland of
Colorado will tender to President
Roosevelt complimentary hunting
licnnso whom tho president and his
party arrive IN that state 10 hunt big
game. The usual Zee. under the law.
CHARGED outsiders. Is SOS. u will be-
Waived in the case with the presi.
dent The zone " the hunting party
viii be near the Muddy river. on the
border line botweon Pltldn and Gar.
neld counties. There b. plenty Oi
bear and mountain Hon there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Joha. 9. Il. Merkei. J. a. Poblor. A. c.
McBane and r. n. Frazier.
The same company filed a certificate
designating w. II. small OF i,ordsburg
as agent 10 accept services OF process,
with Lordshurg a. the principal place
OF business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Chicago, Ap,n Receipts
1000; market i5c higher; good TO
prime steers 3G00n665; poor 10 me
dunn Si.5O0575, stockors and feed
ors. s275M310; hu'fers. f2bom550;
Gamers, 81 50m3O0. balls s2O0M2.G5;
calves, f3.25M6.35.
sheep Receipts $4,000 steady
GOOD 100 choice wethers, S57OM61b;
air to choice mixed. Si.6em5.65; wost
ern sheep. 81 50mG.O0; native lambs
Sib00760 western famhs, fi.50d
7G6
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Kansas city. April e.--Cattle-Re
colpi1 1000. including 800 soItherns
Toe highe native steers Sf.00MG.b0
southern steers. SiO0d5.7b; southern
COWS. &2b0m525; native cows and
holfers. $4,000 $50. stockers and feed
ers S325m5.25: bulls. $3.50 f.5b
calves. t2.5OG6.25. western fed steers
sf50GG00: western fed COWS, s35C
Ga.9G.
Sheep-Receips 5000: market
steady: muttons. t5O006O0: lambs
tG.50I775. range wethers S600m675;
fed ewes. Sb.OOm5b5.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
TURLEY WILL STRAIN
POINT ON BIG DITCH

Tn n Juan County Index contains
the fo wing. "Jay farley arrived
from uta re the frs, OF Iae week
and Dw doing business at the old
stand Ianco. Mr.. Turloy will no
doubt ain a point In order 20 begin
operat s on that big ditch project
this sr.ug. Il Is a mammoth ditch
propo n, bus we hope It Will be
4upeea..rI %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
A HUSBAND SUES
WIFE FOR CATTLE

I. y. i0omlr. Of Clayton. Union
county has brought suit against his
wife. Mrs. Anna G. Loomis. alleging
in bis complaint that on September
Q. 1904. he 81d she Jointly owned
about 1875 head Of stock cattle The
vito claiming that she was dissatis'
fod With the property rirhia existing
wpen them, the husband pacihtd
uy making over 10 her q bill 81
aio 20 al the stock upon the express
condition that sac must not permit
the contents OF The paper 10 be spread
upon the public records, because the
stock was then NOR gagged, n fact ~
which both were aware. However.
the BIN OF sale was recorded on the
i2th day OF September. 1904. where
uuon the defendant lott husband and
children IN Clnyiouu and went 70 Den.
yer. Colo, Ia which city she Is now
b asumably rosldlng. Being fearful
that the wife will either self or On
cumber the cattle, 20 the dotrimont Of
their joint property interests thoreln
the husband prays that the courts will
Intervene and cancel and hold iOI
naugm the bin OF sale
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
BLANC ARD is AGAIN A VICTIM
or PARALYTlc STROKE

J. W blanchard. who was formerly
the ems eer al the light plant, Santa
Ne. bat no has been laying on ON ac.
count Of lckness, was the victim OF a
paralyt stroke. he Is In a serious
condition az his home In taat town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

about ATTY driven and IN all the foun.
dalton Will rest upon about eighty OF
the big logs. The hammer n q mar
vel OF speed. driving one Of the big
plling In about ten minutes from the
rime the ilrsf lick u made nj 4. The
hll H. entirely completed 20 the river
and Il begins % look natural once
more, few cars Of dirt we're put on
10 level up and Go allow for settling Of
The under part, but the dirt has been
dumped prehy solldly and there viii
be- very little settling.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

precellano Candelaria 20 Cicilo
Garcia. a piece OF land IN Los Candel.
arins; consideration $50.
Amhruslo narolf 90 CiciliO Garcia.
tract Of land IN T. j Candelanlas con.
sideration $40.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
New York stoeks cIese.

New York. April Following
close on change today:
Atchlsou, 81 IS; pfd, l0AA.
New York Central, i6lM.
Pennsylvania. li3 3.s.
Southern Pacific. IS.
Union Pacific. i3i rs; pfd., gah.
Copper. 80 5S,
steel. 3IA, pfd., i01.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Miss Eina Vaughan. o. los Angeles,
visited friends for a snort while here
last evening. Miss Vaughan had been
on visit 10 her brother at Ration aud
was en- route 20 her home.