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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
ENs,NE POOL AsAsOonsD.
Santa Re Has Gone Back Asslanlnu
Engines 70 Enelnsmsn.

Santa Re Has Gone Back Aaslonlnu
Engines 70 Enelnsmsn.
1ne biggest change In the system OF
Tailroeding made by the Santa re for
several years is the change now being
enforced which win ultimately DO
away with the pool system OF engines
and enginemen. says the EmpOrla Ga.
zotte. This system has been In use for
the past three years and was started
with many objections by the railroad
engine men. especially the engineers.
Prior to three years ago the Santa Ne
eneinecra. afterward called the pool
engineers" had their respective en-.
zines. and each engineer ran the same
engine every day. However, the pool
system had as ats particular basis a
more incessant use OF the engines.
and no engineer had his particular en-.
zine. From one day 20 the next no
engineer knew what engine he would
get ut until he saw the number signs
on the board. Whenever an engine
Was ready for road work. the house
foreman placed the iumber on the
board and the next engine crew 10 20
out was assigned 70 that engine. This
made a much greater use OF the mo.
tor power than n each engine went
oui only when rs crew did. because
the crew had at least eight hours rest
as rule, while the engine was start.
Cd out again az soon al ready
The pool system was a success for
getting excess work cut VI the loco.
motives. which was necessary when
the pool system was started but In
the past three years the santa Fe has
added extensively 20 its motive power,
and now there Is no recd or wearing
the engine out to hurry freight over
the road. Il IN a sowing proposition on
tho machinery 10 assign engines to
each engineer. because the engine
gets the proper rest. and az the same
time the engineers look after their en-
gines at AZ times. naturally. better
than they would II they knew they
wouldn't get the same engine out next
time
The new system has done away with
the gagine inspectors. aa eara en-.
gineer II inspector OF his OWE engine
and must see for himself that II IL IN
good shape when he starts out, aud
that the machlnists do the repairing
they ask tor each time they cOme In
Host OF the pool engineers OF the
eastern and Cottonwood division have
been assigned engines during the past
week. The engineers who have got.
ten good engines are as much pleased
with the change AZ they we're dis.
pleased with the change TO the pool
system three years ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES

(t'rom Fridays Daily Citiken.D
Superintendent ~ NJ. Concer. who
has been visiting the school for the
past two weeks. went east on No. 8
last night. lie has gone 20 visit the
Kickapoo school In Kansas. lie 10 70.
porting on some special matters In
connection with this school,
superintendent Allen went to San
Felipe yesterday 10 look after some
business IN connection with that
Pueblo.
Mrs. Richards. who has been en-.
ployed az teacher ut San Felipe for
the past two years. has resigned TO
80 10 the sick bed ~ her daughter
This leaves a vacancy IN that school
with no ono In view 10 hll the same.
The Indians. who have gone 10
Washington. have been heard from on
the way and report that all are well
and IN good spirits.
Authority has been received 20 re-
build the shop building, that was re-
Gently destroyed BY IRE, and work
will soon be- begun ON the same.
Mr.. gene Martiniere, who was
employed temporarily as clerk It the
school. has returned 20 the city and
the position has been filled by Mr.. ,,
Trevellck from Washington, d. Q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
NOTICE.

To X. w Welsh. FTancis n. Downs. Es.
tates. Administrators and Heirs and
Assigns OF same.
You and each OF you are hereby no
tiled that your c0.Owners. q. l..
brooks and W. 8. strlckler. shave OK.
pended two hunderd (2O0l dollars IN
labor and Improvements upon the Old
Timer Lode, situated In the New plac.
ers Mining District. County OF Santa
Re. Territory Of New Mexico. 10000
for each year, a. will appear by Ger
iihcates filed Nov. 8. 1908, and Nov
n, 1904. IN the offlce OF the Recorder
OF said county, IN order 20 hold said
premises under the provisions OF sec
ton 232f, Revised Statutes OF the
United States, being the amounts re-
qulred 40 hold the same for the years
ending Dee 81. 1908. and Dec. 81,
1904. And II within ninety days after
this notice for publication you fail OF
refuse 10 contribute your portion 81
such expenditure. your respective In
terests In said claim viii become the
property OF the subscribers ander said
section 1884,
w. 3. sHTRICKI.ER.
q. 4. uROOKs,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Prom the Advocate.
Deputy United states MaishA w.
r. Forbes came down from Albuquer.
que me other evening anu took pos.
session OF Cooper Bros general mor.
chandlse business. that Arm having 10.
Gently gotten into financial dinicul-
Ties. A hearing OF she case will be
had on the ssth. > .. smith has been
placed IN charge Of the premises for
the present.
Henry Moore and Walter Holden.
vho escaped from jan here on tho
night OF the 18th Of lNet December,
are nov IN jail nj Las Cruces. shoflff
Kendall went 70 Van Horn and got
Holden and started home with him,
but while waiting at ~ paso between
trains a werrans was served on HOl-
den BY Texas authorities charging
him with unlawfuliy taking stolen stock
into the state OF Texas. and the said
authorities refused to turn Holden
over 10 sheriff Kendall. However. the
day after sheriff Kendal left vi Paso
the said Texas authorities found Il
convenient 10 tur0 the prisoner over
TO sheriff Lucero OF Dona Ara county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
rARMINoroN.

from the Hustler
Joe Prcwiti has been down from Az
tee most Of the week checkins mp
stock In the store here.
g.. n. Mcconnell purchased the south
half ~ the block on which pr Roacn.
thala house stands for q considers.
tion Of 81 500. TO also bought four "
the Sellers lots on Anlmaa street,
making a personal Investment Of a.
200 while here. heal estate u moving
these days.
Jack Martin met with painful iniu.
rics last week that has confined hin.
20 HE bed for several days. He was
coming into town from Durango. load
ed with freight for Graf, johnson 4
Hunter. and when eiotsing a ditch
iue west Of Allen'a barn he was
thrown from the wagon and his hlp
and left side seriously bruised.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

from the south this morning, ana is
spending a couple Of days In the ter.
ritorial metropolis. lie reporta Mag.
dalena and Vicinity IN nne condition
for stock raising. and the stockmen
are planning fog one Of The moat prof
table years Ia the history OF stock
raising this yea ui 1905.
Harry W. Wright, manager for the
American Lumber company Ia the
timber. came IN from Thoreau lass
night. lie says there is plenty Of
snow and all kinds of rigorous weath.
or IN tho zuni mountains.
Joseph Orewlit. ex.county clerk OF
San Juan county. IL IA the city from
Aztec. MF. Orowltt Is the manager Of
the San Juan stores company and
also the bank Of the same company.
Mg. Orowist IL here ON business. and
will probably remain a iew days,
j. a. Wltherapoon, from Lawrence.
burg. Ky, IL In the city. and mingled
today with some Of the Kentucky col.
ony here 10 the city. LAwrenceburs
10 located In the smallest county IN
that comm0uWealth--AnderaOn but u
has more licensed distiilories than
any other county In kontucky.
V. 3. Mora, prominent stock
raiser and farmer Of the Naclmlento
valley. with homo and headquarters a.
Cuba. Is IN the city today. lie says
the Naolmlento rangoa and valley are
covered with snow, thus assuring an
abundance OF fine grass In the spring
and plenty OF excellent water. Mr..
Mlera predicts a great year for stock
rais0rs, especially those who deal IN
sheep, and says everybody viii make
money this year.
Horace Middleton, the energetic
agent of the California Powder com
pany. LEI, this morning after stay
In the c'.y Of a couple OF days for
Watrous. Mr.. Middleton sells dyna.
mite and other explosives and has a
goodly supply Of hot air to explode
them. Mr.. Middleton also has a warm
regard for Albuquerque. Four yeors
ago he came here a physical wreck
the result Of having tied himself down
10 his desk too closely. After a year =
soiourn In the sunny southland, he
became strong ane vigorous and him.
self again. Now MI Middleton IL one
u the handsomes, travelling men
making Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
CARLSBAD.

From the Argus.
A letter received from w. l.. shep.
ard, who spent the fan Ia this city,
states that he and Mrs. shepard have
gone TO Spokane. Washington. where
they will spend the remainder OF the
winter and may make Il their future
home.
y. A. Nymeyer received the sad
news OF the death OF his father. A.
Nymeyer. at Mihltord Junction. Ind,
the other day MIR. Nymeyer. sr.. was
eishty-eigbt years old At the time OF
his demlse. and leaves a wife eighty
three years OF age, besides his sons
and daughters. 60 mourn his death. Mr.
and Mrs. Nymeycr had been married
sixty%hrce years at the time OF hls
death.
l.. L. Foess. who owns one OF the
best improved farms In the lower val.
Icy. closed a deal last week whereby
he posaessec himself with control.
ing interest IN the ~. 4 r. ranch.
located about thirty miles east OF this
city. The deal includes all the horses
and about 1876 head OF cattle. Mr..
Fonss will assume the management Of
the ranch and will operate It In con.
noctlon with hls farm. retaining hlr
residence at the latter place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
LAs vseAa

from TIE Optic.
Miss Marie Mann, who has q touch
OF the prevailing disease, the measles,
Ia setting along anely.
David Marquee and Miss Lucia Ito
nero, sister OF Ben Romero. OF this
city, were married at Anton Chico to-
day.
A postoffice has been established AZ
Romefoville, San Miguel county. half
way between Las Vegas and Tecoiote
DR. william r. Brown has been ap-
pointed postmaster. He has received
his commission and mail win 30 dis.
patched to the new Office az soon aa q
pouch key Ia forthcoming.
Judge Alphonaa Hart. OF Washing
ton, D. g., who has done q great deal
Tor I.Aa Vegas In the matter Of tho
settlement OF grant matters, Is IN the
city, the guest Of his son, n. w. Hart.
Judge Hart while here viii transact
some business with tne grant commits
sioners.
w. q. Walt. the ~ Paso merchant.
well known throughout New Mexico.
received telegram Friday night stat
ing that his son, Harry Walk. who
with IL wife Is In Carson City, Nov.
- suffering from pneumonia aud IL not
expected to live. The message came
from Mrs Harry Walk. Harry Walls
was un recently 40 business with his
rather IN Juarez.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
ROSWELL.
from the Register

From the Register.
The Tallmadge Land company last
Thursday evening brought Ia q com.
pany OF homeseekers 10 the number
OF about 100. The train was some
three aours late.
J.. A. Jones, wife and daughter. OF
Chicago. came to Roswell Saturday
evening and are az the Grand Central.
Mr.. Jones Is the man who has prom
ised a gas plant To the people OF RIOS.
we'll.
w. r. Wells ieft for Los Angeles.
Cal. where he viii join his family.
Mr.. Wells daughter Is much improved
In health since going to Los Angeles,
and they expect TO spend the winter
and coming summer there.
Dr. w. A. Savage. who has taken the
place Of Dr. O'Connor as United states
inspector OF the bureau OF animal In
dustry along the Santa Re from Anna.
rlllo to Pecos. went TO Poriales DR..
Savage expects to establish offices IN
Roswell In the near future.
1ke Fraternal order OF eagles In.
stalled their newly elected officers az
follows L. y. Danenberg. past worthy
president, w. w. ogIe. worthy presi
dent, r. n. Beck, worthy vice presl'
dent; Harry Kendall chaplain, T. ~
Davenport, worthy conductor; r. ~
Wilson. inside guard. W. T. Davis
outside guard; }, Smith lea, treas
urer; J. y. Bell. G. A. Frledenbloom
aud q. n. Amis, trustees
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

IRON he New Mexican.
Miss Lena Ortiz ia confined 70 her
home on the south side by Illness
Judge n. L. Waldo. who Il 4 guest
at the Palace and who has been sui.
ferlns from severe cold, n improved
today
A. G. Bannister, OF Keokuk, Ia. has
taken the poaitioa OF flight clerk Il
The Paiace hotel He IA nephew OF
Mrs. william Vaughn.
y. @. Burke. who was one Of the
stenographera at republican headQuar.
ters during the last campaign. IL now
assisting IN the office OF the secretary
oi the territory. Mr. Burke ranks as
one OF the most rapid photographers
and typewriiers In the United States.
he having carried on third prize in a
contest az washington several years
ago. lie was also private secretary 20
the late Matthew 8. Quay. senator
from Pennsylvania.
sunday afternoon at $40 o'clock
Henry G. warnaok and Stokes An.
ihony Bennett were heard In n special
service before the prisoners az the
santa Ne pcnitcn;iary. After intro.
dnction by Chaplain wood. Mr.. Ben
meta sang lead, Kindly Light" Miss
Reed accompanying. The other selec.
lions rendered by the tenor were.
Jesus. Saviour, Pilot Me-" and soft.
" and renderly Jesus 10 Calling. %
Following Mr.. Waruack's address,,
Representative George r. Ellis. OF Por.
tales. made some appropriate remarks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21


Invited 70 attend There viii b horse
racing. chicken lighting and otner
sports.
Mrs. T. A. Moore. Of Hanfard. Cal.
u IN the city the guest Of her sister
Mrs. q. y. Cochran Of Hunine avenue
Mrs. W. II. Saunders OF Isieta. anoth.
or sister Of Mrs. Cochran, Il also her
guest.
r. r. Caulk. the night requlsitlon
clerk a. The storekeepers onice az the
railroad shops, has been on the sick
list the past couple Of weeks. He IL
up TO-DAY and called at The Citizen
Office.
Dr. and Mrs n. A. Mowroy, Of the
Columbia Optical company, Denver,
are In the city and have rooms at the
savoy hotel. They are we'll known
opticians and vii remain here several
weeks.
Steven canavan. the popular asses.
sor Of Mckinley county. who was at
Santa 70 70 SEQ tho Legislature con.
veno in its thirty-slxth session, came
In from the capital last night, aud
continued on to Gallup.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Lead
Avenue church will hold their regular
btalness meeting IN the church par
l0rs Friday afternoon AZ O'Clock.
This Il a very important meeting and
every member should attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. CRrdwcll have
removed from No i2s South Third
street 10 No. s2l North Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hareourt have removed
from No. 4s3 South Third street 70
No l102 North Second street.
Hon. W. n. Newcomb. the chairman
OF the republican central committee
Of Grant county and justice OF the
peace OF Silver City. passed up the
road for Santa Re where he viii re.
main several days on legislative mat.
ters.
A business gentleman has made a
complaint against a lot OF kids, sonae
Of whom are AZ large as men. who con.
gregate every day 1T the corner OF
Fourth street and Marquette avenue
and throw snow balls At those who
chance to pass by. These boys have
no regard for person. and are known
10 thrown balls ~ women. and II they
continue In the annoyance, which has
gone beyond fun. they Will immediate.
~ be arrested.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Us daily enacted, IN thousands Of
homes. az death claims. In each one.
another victim OF consumption or
pneumonia. But when coughs and
colds are properly treated. the tragedy
In averted. +. q. Huntloy. Of Oakland.
on. Ind, writes; MY wife had the
consumption. and three doctors gave
her up Finally she took DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds, which cured her.
and today she Is well and strong" II
kills the germs Of all diseases. One
dose relieves. Guaranteed 1t 50c and
81 by all druggists. Trial bottle free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

From the Reporter,

From the Reporter.
Mrs. John Holland returned from
Pueblo, where she had been attending
az the bedside OF her daughter Mar.
garet (Mrs. A. u. Crosby, who has
been dangerously IN the past six
weeks. Mrs. Holland reports that her
daughter IL now out OF danger and
hopes for her rapid recovery.
John Hrastar and Frank Oorisek
charged with stabblng q Hungarian a.
Gardiner on December pay day, had
their preliminary hearing before Judge
Bayne wednesday and Thursday. The
charge against HrRatar was dismissed
and Gorisek was bound over TO answer
TO the grand jury in the sum OF $500.
which bond be promptly furnished.
J. H. Reed and wife returned from
Denver, where they took their two
year-old daughter, Thelma, who Ia suf-
fering with congene,al dislocaiion Of
the hip Joint. She was operated upon
according 10 the I,orenz method at 81.
Luko's hospital by Br George h. Pack.
ard. she will have 10 remain In the
hospital for ave or six weeks. and
then return once In every month OF
two Tor something over year before
perfect cure IL effected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

tf'rom Fridays Daily cltisan.l
Blue Lodge No. 4. Knights o.
pythias. will meet tonight.
The woman'a Home and Foreign
Missionary society Of the Presbytor-
ian church will meet Saturday at .
y. M with Mrs a. A. Cooper.
c. A. 3cheurich. who II In charge
Of the commissary department Of the
Albuquerque Eastern. Is In the city
on business connected With his duties.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Adah Chapter No. o. E. s., Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock by order OF
the Worthy Matron. Laura Fluke, sec.
rotary.
John y. and " s. Fullerton. own.
ers OF the Prairie Mountain Cattle
ranch. socorro county. returned 10
socorro last night after spending sew
oral days in the city.
There will 0e an important meeting
Of Mineral Lodge. No, 4. X. OF r.. al
thoir hall Friday evening. @. o..
Cushman. Keeper Of Records and
Seals.
United States Marshal G. ~. Fof
aker and Assistant United States A..
torney ". l.. Medler returnsd this
morning from Demlng. where they
went the day previous on official bust.
ness.
A. y. Gilmore and Harry Gilmore.
OF Chicago. father and brother OF Mrs
Fisk, wife Of the pastor Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, are IN the city
and viii spend the remainder " the
winter here.
James William Benham. president
OF the Benham Indian Trading com.
pany. who was here the past week In
consultation with the homo officers
Of the company, will return TO New
York tonight
George Arnot. the well known man.
aEer Of the local Wholesale grocery
establishment Of Gross. Kelly a Co.,
accompanied the Denver business
mems excursion train TO Santa Fe.
and returned 10 the city last night.
NJ n. Dearstyne. the southwestern
representative for the Peters Paper
company Of Denver, II In the city
with his samples. v. A. Peters, presi
dent OF the company, was among
tho Denver excursionista who were
here yesterday.
A special convention OF Rio Gran
de Chapter No. 4 Royal Arch Masoni
will be held on Saturday evening Jan
uafy 2iss. at 1850 o'clock. Soionrninl
companions cordially invited TO b
present. Work In r. A. degree. BY OF
der Of Il. II. r.; A. Mckay Whitoomb
secretary.
Mrs Roman ROmero. who viaitot
her husband a. Monterey. Mexico. hal
returned to the city, and en rout'
home Mrs. Romero stopped over I
few days al Ei Paso. where she hal
friends. The lady says she had /
splendid vacation away from the city
and says Mr.. Romero IL doing well q
Monterey as the representative ans
buyer Of hides and pelts for A. Mar
Gus a Co.. Of Philadelphia,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
FouRTsEN.vsAR.oLp
INDIAN GIRL TO WE'D


A dispatch from Trinidad. Colo,
dated Jan. rs. says; J. NJ Abeyta and
wife and fourteen-year-old daughter.
who arrived here yesterday from II.
leta, n. M.. will remain In tho city un.
til tomorrow. when the marriage be.
tween the young girl and ). r. Lucero,
.of lsleta. N. NJ, will take place. ow.
Ing 10 the New Mexico law. which for.
bids the marriage OF persons OF the
age OF Miss Ahcyta, II was necessary
to go 90 another state 10 have the Ger
emony performed. The wedding will
be celebrated At the Catholic church
here. The parties are all full-biooded
Pueblo Indians and attract much At
tention on account Of their picturesque
appearance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

speolal correapondenee.

Special Correspondence.
kanEas City, Mo-, Jon. iS.-Fcd
steers broke rs 70 2s cents last week,
presumably on account OF too large a
supply OF them. but really because too
many were centered at Chicago Mon.
day and Wednesday, thereby giving
buyers az all points an excuse to bid
lower. The week closed strong. but
with a net loss as indicated above.
Cows and helfers sold strung all
week, and gained little; stockors
and feeders about steady. A usual,
most Of the branded stun was fed
steers. which sold at SfOO 70 $500.
soma steers fed at sugar mills In
Wyoming sold at s4.O0 to $500. Some
steers fed AZ s40b. average lies
pounds. Some Texas steers, fed near.
BY here, sold at $500. 1900 pounds.
The top natives sold az $3.50. and
sales above $500 we're scattered Fat
Oklahoma halfers sold At s4.O0. and
COWS at $40 Range stockers and
feeders ranged from s2.s0 to sass.
the latter price for $50 pounds. Pan
handles. Supply today IA 5000 cattle.
market strong 10 10 cents higher. In
spite OF the sact that Chicago has an
other big Monday run Of $4,000. and
lower prices. Buyers had the same sx-
cuEe today a. last Monday for biGdsag
lower. but there was too mnch com
petition. showing that market 10
healthy and Indicating etrong future
prices.
The short number OF sheep and
lambs on feed IN this territory is be-
ing felt IN the reduced supplies Run
last week 1880 head. about three
tourths OF the same week last year.
and not enough for the demand. The
FIRST really good lambs Of the season
came In today. and sold quickly At
$40. They were 80 pound lambs
from Monte Vista, Colorado. Other
lambs from same place today sold al
300 10 S725. IS 10 % pounds, The
hest yearllngs laas week sold at $3.50
western wethera sold at $3.50 today,
ewes bring $3.50 70 $500. The opening
OF the Nelson Morris packing plant
here last week has added rs per cent
20 tho buying force here, for all
clnsaes OF 1.-Two stock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
ALAmAooRoo
prom the News.

Prom the News.
Rev Il. p. Pope has been up on the
Fresnal looking after a church build
Ing 81 Hlghrolls. Rev. Pope sayu the
Baptists up there deserve more than
a shack In which to worship.
Az the election Of First National
bank directors the following gentle
men were chosen; q. ID. simpson.
Henry Belin. Jr., A. p. Jackson, Q. l..
Meyer. Charles d. Bddy, W. A. Haw.
kins and Il. J, Anderson,
Some thief or thieves. has taken
from Sclpio's hardware store one Colt
as valued az Si5 and three boxes OF
knives. The boxes containing knives
hac from one or more, and Il Ia not
known lust how many knives were
stolen. Il ID thought that the revolver
was taken a. one time and the knives
at another No clew 10 the guilty par
ties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
THE NEW MEXICO
ROUGH RIDERS
NAMES OF OFFICERS WHO WILL
PARTICIPATE m lNAUoURA.
TON or PRESIDENT RoosE.
WELT.

A. stated in Associate Press dis.
patches. the Rough Ridern. sommand.
I'd by Colonel Roosevelt In the span.
ish-Amerlcan war IN Cuba, win take
part In the inauguration OF the prasi.
dent on March 4 a. Washington The
thirty Officers OF the Rough Riders
have all been assigned special duty,
and the officers from New Mexico IN
attendance that day viii b. AZ FOL.
lows.
&essrs. Fred Mueller. OF santa re:
w. y. Dame, Of this city, W. n. n.
Llowellyn, Of Las Cruces; David Lea.
ny, OF Alamogordo. and G. l.. Ballard,
Of ROSWELL.
There Is no question but that New
Mexico will be largely represented ct
the forthcoming Inauguration Of Presl.
dent Roosevelt.