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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
Suit Filed by Policy
Holders in New
Orleans.
Agents Adopt a Resolution
Calling Upon Hyde
to Resign.
Young Millionaire Says 1t Is a Piece
of Impertinence and That BE
Will Disregard 1t.

NEW ORLEANS, April 1e.-Edgar NJ.
Calm, an attorney, filed suit in the
civil courts here to-day on behalf of
himself and other policy holders of
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
of the United States, asking for re-
ceivership under the laws of Louisiana
and for an accounting of the company's s
affairs in view of the New York situa-
ton.
NEW YORK, April 19.-After a pro-
tracted session behind closed doors.
the 200 or more general agents of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society
adopted a resolution to-day calling on
Vice President ]. II. Hyde to resign
ton, and appointed a committee of five
from their number to call on Hyde and
present the demands.
Late tonight the announcement was
made that the agents committee ap-
pointed to wait on Hyde and present
the resolutions asking his resignation
had arranged to meet him tomorrow
morning at his home at o'elock. HYDE
attended the theater tonight and the
agents held no further conferences.
'INSULTING." SAYS HYDE
Hyde was first notified that the COM
mittee would wait on him at 4 O'Clock.
He waited in company with his coun-
sci. At 5:30 o'clock the committee had
not appeared and Hyde left the Office.
He said: L have not seen the COM
mittee and l have not seen the resolu-
tions, but I consider them impertinent.
extraordinary, insulting and most pre-
posterous. have no intention of re-
signing"
One of the most interesting develop
ments of the late session to-day was
the adoption Of the following resolu-
tion:
Whereas, it has been persistenly
suggested in the public press that the
agents are for naturalization because
they seek to acquire full or partial con-
troll of the society by acquiring proxies;
therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we, the general
agents of the society, in convention as
sembled, do hereby declare that we do
not ask nor will we seek for ourselves
for any part of the control of the
Equitable, but demand that through
the policy holders this shall be so vest
ed as best to conserve their interests,
without the confidence of whom we
cannot exist in this business
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
pE PRINTS more rES Tr Any OTHER PAPER r FRarSQ

Fogeeass made at San Francisco for
thirty hours ending midnight. April 20:
san Francisco and viclnits-Fair
fresh west wind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

,he opposition Of the men directly az.
fecied BY the reduction tn the oarnlng
DOW cre % the railroads. which the
men believe would be the direct re-
suit OF the proposed freight rate req
ulntlon.
There are 10000 railroad employ.
e. In the United States. said rail-.
road brotherhood man, "a rather for.
midablo army. All have been taught
that any reduction IN the earnings
means reduction IN pay, and when u
lH proposed 10 regulate freight rates.
The chief earning power Of a railroad,
Il only means this power is to no the
difference.
Not only viii onr pay be- cui. but
thousands of men viii be laid of TO
reduce the operating expenses.
"On the system where ! am en-.
ployod there are 500 handcaf and
section crews. II the earning power OF
The road is cut. one man less viii be
needed on each crew. This Is only
one department. and the others Will
fare a similar way.
AS n result a great army of men
VIII be ont OF employment and these
IN turn will be- augmented hy men
IN other trades who viii be thrown
out Of work because the railroad mcr
are idle"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
rRAlNMeN's sALL.

The trainmons bah given AZ the
Elks' opera house last night was at.
tended by the largest crowd that ever
danced In the ban room. The music
was the best .n the city and the AFFAIR
proved delightful In the extreme.
The committees in charge were as
follows.
ArranRpmonie-W G. Mason. d. Il.
Miller. A p Bangs, y. w. Hungato and
y. r. Pettlbone.
Reception-G. r. Wilson. r. v.
Bradshaw. u. l.. Gilbert. +. A. Conway,
James perrOn, 4. Forrest. w Harring.
ton, n y. Patton. r.. r. Plumb. J. ".
stewart. J. A. Bercholi, j. II. Blake.
William r. Burt. W. >. Ascot. ~. a.
Harsch. e. y. Jones. Y j. Joy, j. q.
kemmer. George Keir. f. Kirkpatrick.
" ioyitt. = w. Markham. John SchlO.
terheck. w. y. Weischart. lee Fitz. c.
D. Benno. q. Il. Lemmer. / T.. Coils.
" A. Novel; James Perren, l. G.
Cole. q. W. Yokum. j. r. Conway.
James lockwood. Charles Feller and
George Haynes.
Floor r. Hungate. A. r. Keith.
w. G. Mason. C.. y. Miller. Dave mn.
Ter. y. y. peitihone. Henry Korsch. ID.
r. Miller w. H. Taylor, r. A. 19hsou.
~ =. Conley, j. s. Miller and c. Dol
lorhide.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
When chilled 10 the bone .
Painklller
Pennr pAyis'.l
Stops Coda q Pneumonia i.


NOTICE.
To u. W. Webb. Francis n. Downs. Fs.
tasns. Administrators and Heirs and
Assigns Of Same.
Nou and each of you are hereby no.
Tired that your coowners. @. l..
Brooks and w. 3. strlckler. have ex.
pended Two HUNDRED (20Ol dollars IN
labor and improvements upon tho Old
Timer Lode. situated IN the New Plac.
ers Mining District. County OF Santa
Fe, Territory OF New Mexico. $4,000
Tor eaca year, as will appear by Ger.
tincaies filed Nov. s. 1893. and Nov.
m, 1904. In the office OF the Recorder
.oi said county IN order to hold said
premises under the provisions OF sec.
lion 1924, Revised Statutes OF the
United States, being the amounts re-.
qulrod to hold The same for the years
cnding Dec 81. 1908. and Dec. a.,
1904 And n within ninety days af.cr
this notice for publication you fail or
refuse To contribute your portion Of
such expenditure your respective in.
forests In said claim will become the
property Of the subscribers under said
section 1894
w. =. STRICKI .fR.
g.. l.. BROOKS.
Date OF first publication Jan. a. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
NoTlcE o. PunlIcArloN.

In the District Court. County of
Valencia Territory Of New Moxico-
Ernest A. Tieien q al. plaintiffs. va.
hiuewatcr Land aud Irrigation Com.
rany ~ al. Defendants No. 1880
TO the nlncwater Land and Irrigation
Company, John VI Norton, James s.
Van Doren John T. Long L. L.
Henry and ~ W. Dobl0n, defend
ants.
Yod are hereby notified that a suit
has been begun In the District Court
~ Valencia County, New Mexico. by
Ernes, A. Tietjen and y q. Nelson.
az plalnhds, against you a. defend.
ants. for the purpose OF adiudeing
that plaintiffs are entitled 90 a prior
and superior right 10 have water esom
The Reservoir Site No 3a ana the
canals ~ the defendant company TO
irrigWe TO acres OF land 20 each of
plaintifs. IN accordance with the
terms Of contract with the Blue.
water Land and Irrigation Company.
10 eni0ln aud restrain defendants
from allowing water 20 - % waste.
and that defendants may be ordered
10 give plaintiffs water for the iF4l-
cation Of their lands during the lrTl.
cation season under the terms Of said
contract. and upon default thereof
that receiver be appointed for such
purpose: and 90 set aside two certain
deeds of trust and foreclosure pro
caedinRa had therein as set up In
their complaint, aud for other and gen.
erai relief; and that unless you enter
your appearance in said cause on or
before the 18Th day Of March. 1905.
the plaintiffs will apply 20 the court
for the relief demanded In their com
piaim. w H. DAME.
(deal) Clerk
y. l.. MCdler, Attorney for piaintifie
=. o. Address, Albuquerque, n. NJ,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
RAILROAD eRoTHERAoops
FIGHTING LEGISLATION
a Ch.eago apeolaI. dated Fehruar.

A Chicago special. dated February
"a. says:
That the railroad companies All
over the United States are calling
on their huge army OF employees 10
assist In fighting President R0ose.
yolt's plans for law empowering
the Interstate Commerce commission
to regulate freight rates yas admitted
by members OF the railroad unions In
Chicago tonight.
Il vas declared that managing OF.
ficlais OF the various lines had been
discussing this feature OF the cam.
paign Tor more than month. and lt
already u heginnlng 20 bear fruit.
The uen are signing petitions cir.
culated from the various lodges. or
acting as individuals. and arc expect.
ed 20 Keep this up until congress
meets again.
Then all % these petitions are 10 be
presented In Washington as volcing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
New Advertlslnn sohsms.

The Santa Pc systcm ~ putting a
new advertising scheme Ia al the
itrger passenger traffic offices. IN n
regular slot machine a series Of forty.
eight pictures Of California. Colorado
and Arizona scenery Is shown. An the
beautiful scenes OF the Grand canyon,
Navajo blanket weaving by the Nava.
10 Indians. fruit farms and residence
ana adobe house scenes are among NE
pictures. The pictures are passed on
after doing a months service. maklug
nn endless chain OF scenery GOVERNS
all the country where the system -
represented.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
Railroad topics

OFrom Wednesdays Daily CliizenJ
g. a. Peterson. who left Albuauorgue
nomc time avo 10 assume the store
keepers position for the Santa Re az
las Vegas. has resigned and viii soon
return 90 this city, SIC VIII be- sue
cccdod nj las Vorks ny a Mr.. Arnold
who went up 20 that town yesterday
from this city.
Fireman Heydi. who has been on
duty for some DAYS on account of the
serious Illness % hts child with hron.
cninl pneumonia. has been assigned ga
a switch engine al Las Vegas, permit.
ting him 90 be IL home A. night,
George Bryan taking his turn IN The
passenger service.
The Wood. Bancroft 4 Doty con.
struction gang. which has been doing
reconstruction work on the silver City
branch. 100 men sir0ng, passed
through iho city this morning en- route
90 Mora canyon. near Shoemaker.
where the Santa BE cuntemplales
sher Improvement work
g. A Fellows. the contractor. 10
moving his paraphcrnalin from Ia
iunia 20 Amiiy Colo. whore be- will
commence work this week erecting a
NNNNN MNWNNH ~ w v" NNNN NNA MNaANHNT
sions. for he santa Pc When that
JOB 10 completed he will 40 10 Argen.
tine. Kan. where he viii erect a 5000,
600 elevator for the Santa Fo.
J. ". hallou. one Of the best known
and thoroughly competent engineers
ON The coast lines running west from
this city, Is laid az for a few days at
his home. No 900 West Coal avenue.
lie II suffering with severe cold.
contracted while being exposed az the
recent wreck near faguna. Mrs. BAL.
lOu has him under her care. and hopes
10 put him In good shape for work In
a short time.
Hamilton Raynor. q. ~ depot master
a. vi Paso has returned 70 that city
from Fort Worth. where he was called
by the death of hls sister. Mrs. j. IT..
Hayman. The funeral occurred Tues.
day. Mrs. Hayman was prominent In
the organizations Of that city. being
president OF the Daughters Of the Rev.
olutlon, OF the Daughters OF the Con
federacy and of the Woman's Chris
tlan Temperance Union. She was also
an active club woman.
The Las Vegas Optic says; The
Santa Pc officials No Albuquerque
ought 10 take a little pains to Ne ohllg.
ing. even though the company has had
had luck. This city has received no
mail from the south for thlrty'aix
hours. and when No. 10 came this
afternoon everybody OF course sup
posed the mail car would be brought
on from El Paso with the southern
mail. Instead u was left az Albuquer-
que and will arrive whenever No. 2
happens 10 get here.
John r. Morrow. one Of colonel
Grocne's right hand men Henry lde
Wiley, chief engineer Of the state
geological survey OF California, and
II. w. Cullen. a New York journalist,
left El PasO sunday morning over the
Mexican Central. They are 10 inves-
tigate the district In which Colonel
Greene has mapped out his extensive
development projects. striking out In.
10 the undovelOpod district from MI.
naca. They expect 10 spend several
weeks Ia the Sierra Madre before re-
turning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
RlpowAY TO GO WITH
TIE RIO oRANDE

On March 1. according TO unqucs
toned Information given OUT last
night. A. G. Ridgway, general manager
of the Moflat railroad. viii 80 20 the
Denver a Rio Grande as general man.
agor, says the Denver News.
While Il has been generally believed
In railroad circles for o month that
Mr.. Ridgway was slated for good
berth with the Rio Grande, both he
and the Rio Grande officials have re-
fused to confirm the reports.
Vice President Charles ". schlacks
OF the Rio Grande said that he could
say nothing ia regard 10 the matter,
Preierring TO let Mr. Ridgway speak
for himself
Semi official sources, however, have
Il that Mr Ridgway VIII be with the
RIO Grando AZ the beginning OF next
month. Whether George r. simmons.
Mr., Rldgway's assistant, viii he pro
NOTED after The change H. not yet de-
cided. Mr. simmons IA AZ present In
Galveston, Texas. and Ia not expected
back tlll Saturday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
LEoAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court OF the County
Of harnalll,o, Territory Of New Mex.
lco-lu the matter 81 tho estate OF
James A Williamson. deceased.
All persons Interested are hereby
notified THAI Haidee Williamson Char
bonnet. az oxecWrix OF the last will
and testament Of James A. william
son. deceased has filed her final ~.
pors ia the Probate Court %, Bernalillo
County, and said court has appointed
Monday, the Gth day OF March, 1905
a. the day for hearing OF objections
10 said nnal report and the settlement
thereof
Haideo Williamson Charb0nnol.
kAecutrlx OF tho last VIII and toata.
ment OF James A. Williamson. dc.
ceased
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
THg SANTA FG WILL
SPEND A MILLION

The Santa pc system has Just
placed an order FOR locomotives cost.
ing $500 OOO, and also for sixty pas.
aonger coaches Of the largest slze, ana
Tor $500 freight cars of large capacity.
All Of this equipment h 90 De- delivered
90 the company as soon a. possible
Traffic OF an kinds is very heavy all
along the system, and the new equip.
ment may be- utilized az this time
In all slxiy,hye engines have hsen
ordered, thlriy.hyo for passenger ser.
vice and thirty f0f freight. There
will he flfteen passenger engines Of
the Atlantic aud thirty Of the Pacific
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
HERE IS The TRoUBLE
WITH TRAIN NO. TO

The trouble with the making up OF
train No. 10 every morning Is this.
The sleeper and chair car which 20
through from Hl Paso 10 Cnicago. are
equipped with Baker heaters, and
these heaters viii not keep the cars
warm unless hey are Ia the front end
or the end IN the direction The train
~ moving. These cars come from
Chicago with the heater in the front
end. Toe ~ PasO tralnmen do not
turn them around before starting
them east again, and consequently
they must be taken from the train
here 90 tho turntablo az the round
house and turned around The opera
tion requires from fifteen 10 thirty
minutes and the passengers after eat.
ing their breakfast have 20 stand
around III the cold waiting for them 10
b. brought hack.
The remedy a. 10 have these cars
turned az IN PaaO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
New Trinidad Depot.

w. r. williams. OF Las Vegas. su.
porintendont OF bridges and buildings
for the Santa Fo. left Sunday after
noon for Trinidad. Colo, where II was
thought that the work Of driving the
plllng preparatory 10 the erection OF
the handsome new santa Fe depot
would commence NJ once, and the work
will be rapidly pushed 90 completion.
The new depot viii be a handsome
structure two stories high, Of Spanish
misc.on design, resembling the Car.
denas hotel there ono OF the impor'
tant features Of the new depot viii be
covered walk connecting the depot
and the Cardenas hotel 10 that pas.
aengors will not be- inoonyonlenced by
the weather. II win take several
weeks TO complete the work Of driving
the plling and preparing the founda'
tlon FOR the masonry work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

IN TIE llNsflfi ANNii OF Tue lounIy OF
sandoval Territory Of New Mexico.
Altagracia salazar. Jesus ". Padll.
la, Carolina Saiazaf. Jose Sanchez y
Mont0ya. Pablo Salager sanchez,
Juan u. salazar Sanchez. Josofa
q. De Chaves, Dolores Cutierrsa y
Montoya, Plaintiffs,
Va.
iiiram u. Cartwright The nnignovn
heirs of Nerio Antonio MOntoya. DE-.
ceased, and al unknown OwneFa Of
tho lands hereinafter described. De
fondantA
mo 5iJ
You. the above named dcfondaute.
and each Of you. are hereby notified
that the above named plaintiffs have
commenced their action against you
IN The above named court. being cause
numbered 81 on the docket Of said
court that the general object Of said
action ~ 90 secure the partition of the
zeal estate hereinafter described ac.
cording 20 the rights Of the several
owners thereof. aud to require you
and each Of you Ia come In and SGT
np or prove your respective interests
IN and 10 said premises or DO forever
harred
And IN Gaze partition ~ said prem.
ises cannot be had without material
injury 10 the Interests ~ the rcspcc-
ave owners. then for n sale of said
premises asd division % the pro
ceeds therefor between che parties nc.
cordng 20 their respective rights, and
Tor all proper equitable relief,
Said real estate Is situate In the
county Of Sandoyal. Territory OF New
Mexico. and Is described as follows.
to-wit:
A grant of land known az the "Ojo
De BOrreeo Grant" bounded ON the
wesI BY a small table land where the
IemCz road and the Zia road toward
Cochlu come together, on the south
by the Jemez road, on the north by a
line parallel with and two leagues
north ~ said Jemez road and on the
eaat hy a line running north and
south two leagues east OF the small
table land forming the west boundary.
Said tract being two leagues square
and containing. according 20 the OH.
cial survey thereof. sixteen thousand
scventy.ulne and SLIGO acres refer.
cnce 10 which survey ls hereby made
for more particular description.
You are further notified that tho
plalntins' attorneys are McMillen a
Reynolds. whose postouice address Ia
Albuquerque New Mexico. and that
unless you. and each OF YOU, enter
YOUR appearance IN said cause on or
before tho first day Of Aprll, 1905.
judgment will be- rendered aEains
you and each OF you, by default
tSeaD w. ". DAME.
Clerk - Said Court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

G. c. Stubs arrived last night
from Lincoln, Ne9., TO join his broth.
or q. W. Stubbs, who has made Albu.
querque his home for some time past.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

The Maxwell bin creating board
Of railway commissioners was passed
by the lower house OF the Oklahoma
legislature by a decisive vote OF 20 a.
3. II Is a combination Of the Kansas
and Texas railway commission laws
and was opposed by the railroads. Il
Is almost certain the measure viii pass
tho upper house. The bin provides
for Two commissioners. with che gov.
ernor as an ex.Officio member. an an.
ditor. secretary. clerk and a stem.
ographer carrying salaries aggregat.
ing Sif.700.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

HAS STOOD TIE TEsT % YEARS
The old. original GiuOVEs Tastelesa
chill Tonic. You know what you are
taking. Il Is iron aud aulnine In a
taVteless form. No cure. no pay soc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

/
From Fridays Daily Citizenl
J. A. Knox. the travelling freight
and passenger agent OF The Santa Pc
Central, has gone 20 Denver on rail.
road business.
About sixty men In the employ OF
Contractor Wood az Watrous have
been la Las Vegas the past few days
awaiting the arrival ~ a grading out.
~ from Silver cry ~ VI.
George Gould the railway magnate.
Is a. present IN Mexico and h expect.
cd go return Ia the United states via
VI Paso next week.
In regard 10 the life OF a railway
ticket, the civil court 81 appeals A.
San Antonio Texas. has decided that Il
81 Is not used within a reasonable
length OF time after IT. purchase Il Is
barred out by the statute OF limitation
The suit arose In connection with a
ticket thai Was rejected by con.
ductor when offered nearly hfteen
years after its purchase
Mr. Roberts, OF Kansas City. the
contractor ON the Santa Rita part OF
the Santa Fe railroad work. accom-.
panied by his wife and hy George
Bludsoe and wife. left Thursday morn.
Ing tor an outing In the Black Range.
and are IN hopes OF oollidlnp with one
or more members Of the silvertip bear
family, and they will endoavor In such
case to return with their scalps.
Tho branch railroad being built west
from point a short distance north
OF Wickenburg, Arizona. now has rails
laid for a distance OF eighteen miles.
A telegraph line constructing party.
which has placed q line along fifteen
miles OF this road. returned 10 Pres.
colt and will proceed To place two
wire telegraph line from Prescott 10
connect with the line running west
from the junction Of the branch road
with the S. r., p. 4 r. railroad
Employees and officials OF the Santa
Fe road in Chicago. TO express their
esteem and appreciation for w. b.
Biddle, who until his recent election
by the Rock Island road 20 the vice
presidency In charge Of all traffic was
freight traffic manager OF the santa
Re. have decided to give a banquet IN
his honor upon the occasion of mis- bid
ding goOdby 20 them. The banquet
will he held tomorrow night az the Au.
diiorlum. Chicago.
q. g. Leas filed suit In the district
court Tuesday afternoon at El Paso
against the NJ Paso a Northeastern
and Rock Island railways. asking for
$4,000 damages He alleges that while
working for the El Paso 4 Northeast.
ern as brakeman. he fell from
moving train because Of a defective
hand hold and bis LETT arm fell across
a rail- and was cut of. The accident
occurred near Pintano, January 20.
Material for the extension Of the
lines IN Mexico IA passing
through E paso almost daily, large |
amount OF material having been re- |
ceIved over tho Texas a Pacific trans
ierred 20 the Joint warehouse aud sent /
out over the Mexican Central, con.
signed 20 chihuahua. About twenty |
cars OF steel rails for the Orient line |
passed through El paso 10 addition TO !
large conslgnments OF tlef. bolts. |
spikes, lumber and other material i1r |
he Silllweli enterprises.
B. w. Roehl. cashier az the santa !
re freight office, Is confined 10 bis
home With the In grippe. Chief Clerk /
y. y. Mats II presiding at the cash
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

worth, are sim valuable to him. Tho
Gun buttons are half pennies of the
hrst coinage of the Philippines and
The Kilt came from Hon. q. r. Crom.
weil, a well known owner OF some
good Albuquerque real estate. Mr..
Cromwell sent them from the United
states mint at Washington. ID. G. IN
his letter 90 Mr. sleyster. Mr. Crom.
well says. Statehood IA dead az far
az this congress 10 concerned
J. 4. Norton, Jr.. the supo vising
agent OF the Mutual Life Insurance
company OF New York. dropped on Ia
Albuquerque last night 20 spend Wash.
ineton'a birthday with Darby A. Day,
the efficient New Mexico manager OF
the above popular company. aud this
morning Mr. Day took time from his
duties TO show Mr.. Norton some Of
the best streets and buildings Il the
city. Mr.. Norton is well pleased with
local conditions. and viii leave the
city either tonight or tomorrow morn.
Ing IN continuance OF his supervision
While here The gentleman was shown
true hospitality by Mr.. and Mrs. Day
and the latter's sister, Miss Kennedy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

Hiram d. Cartwright. The nRignoVI
heirs Of Nerio Antonio MOntoya. DE-.
ceased, and oil unknown owners OF
tho lands hereinafter described. De.
fondantR
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

3. y. Roehl. cashier AZ the Santa
Re freight office, Is confined 10 bis
home with the Ia grippe. Chief Clerk
y. y, Mats n presiding at the cash.