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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

New Yorh oct. Is. - The week
opened with he appearance OF VIII.
am faveraham az Wailncka. In the
nlousc aud lcsElngs OF a western COW
nunehDr Id Edwin Walton ROyles
The sIaw Nan his admirers have
exporIeuUei he pleasure % seeing
their old iayorito discard the dress
suit auI apnear 10 a role which suits
him mu.a letter than others IN which
he hn- payed. the scenes OF the
drama are aid In Wyoming and Utah,
where He man with the hest gun
finger supreme The story begins
IN Engaud al a happy garrison tea
party and ends sadly on the muddy
banks of lie Green River. In Utah.
Briefly 3D.. the story % the play 10
that Capt James Wynnegaje, a young
Englisaman who proves 10 be an
obllging relatlve. and takes upon his
ahouldvr the crime OF cmbezxlement
% save The Earl OF Kerhill, the head
Of tbs family, from disgrace. He
turns up AS Jim Carson. the owner OF
ranta IA water tank station on
the Union Pacific railway Rescued
from porilogs situation by an In
dian girl he marries her and becomes
a "SquaW Man A little boy Is horn
70 ihcm Eventually news comes OF
the death ~ the earl and that the
title now belongs 20 Jim. Il seems
that Tho widowed countess. an old
flame ll lime. h willing to become
his wife lie puts aside the tempta'
ton 90 throw over his Indian vile.
but finally consents TO the plan OF
taking A.- Indian boy TO England to
assume the title. The climax Of TIM
play grows uui 81 The Indian mothers
refusal to consent to the arrange.
ment. consequent uprising and hat.
tie with he Indians and the final
suicide Of Inns wife In despair a. the
separation from her child.
AZ the Majestic was also Witnessed
"firsi vooi" in the production OF a
Spectacular musical comedy 81 the
wizard Of o. and babes Ia Toy
land kind. la Wonderland" the com
blnatlOn uf Glen Macdonough as lib,
retlat, Victor Herbert as composer,
aud Julien Mitchell as the master OF
stage craft. has produced a musical
play tn which book, music and staging
have combined 10 make a mclodl0ua
and brilliant whole. Humorous site
uations abound. clever ana brilliant
dialogue ore present. effective color
schemes novel effect and picturesque
GROUPING are the order, and the
music is wneful and dainty. and I'M
marred by Jag time and Indian war
dances.
70 is strange that although Robert
Mantclls name has been well known
throughout the country iof many
years. 4 was not untl last year that
New Yorker had an opportunity Of
Judging hIs utilities lip has made hls
roappearauce this year nt the Gar
den, and lu lia condition Ol Richard
III has taned q sEccess william
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
SANTA FE ROAD
ISSUES A WARMING
MAcHlNlsT UNION STRIKERS RE-
NEW ACTIVITY IN ToPEKA-No
NEED or WARNING HERE.

From time 90 time Third Vice Pres
idcnt Hendricks and other ofiioials OF
the Santa Pc road have declared that
70 farsas that company was concerned
the strike Of the machinists which
started some eighteen months ago,
did not exist--that Il was a thing Of
the past but they have evidently
changed their minds recently for the
following Is the tuXi Of a bulletin that
has been placardcd around the To
pcka shops OF the system durlag the
pact few days. whore there Is consld.
cradle strike activity prevailing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

ran for two hundred nights IN Vienna,
and has been played With success IN
Paris, such reputation would have
bad no bearing on the verdict OF New
Workers ON the play a. a whole. wore
there llcklng a great actress. equal TO
the artistic demands OF the final aconc.
denouement calculated 20 tax the
utmost powers Of an emotional &C.
treas.
Edna May "a stlll drawing crowded
houses az Days In "The Catch OF the
Session., aad her stay there has been
prolonged beyond the time originally
allotted 20 A. She looks younger.
Landowner and more dsshlng than
ever. and displays finer abilities az
an ncress than has ever been credited
70 her In previous years. u II odd 10
note the surprise OF tho American au.
ulcncCs az they find 40 much TO
laugh q, In the work 81 the British
comedians. whose hnmor they have
been prone 20 mock Ia previous years
n getting mOnotonuue for the
dramatic writer's 10 record week after
week that Dave Warnrid I'M the
Music mister. IL turning EN- away
q the nij0u" That Is an they can
Say .n the way Of news. however.
The enterprise of pro7iora IA ovi.
donCod by the eli ufgr 1.0ck com.
plny at the Fifth Avenue. which In
olHdes such stellar lights ns Amelia
Bingham and CHARLES Richmond. and
the vaudeville stars. among whom
number Lillian Russell Thos. Eea.
brooke. Emma CaruH and Jos. Hart.
have made for Mr. Proctor the repu-
taiion of being far ahead Of hia con
tomporariea.
Keith ls retaining the excellent rep.
uiatlou that his theatera have always
borne. Some Of the leaders on bis
biz were held over 20 meet the de.
mand OF audiences tho house could
not hold the week before.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
JIMMIE" MULLANE
MARRtE9 MISS WlNBERlV

"wednesday morning NJ 1880 M 81
Edwards church. Miss Velma Win
heriy and James Hugh Mullane were
married. according to the rites OF
the Catholic church, special mass be-
Ing conducted and communion being
partnkon Of by the contracting par
ties during the ceremony, says the
Carlsbad Argus. Mr.. Mullane Is the
son Of VIM. a. Mullane. publisher Of
the New Mexico sun. OF Carlsbad, and
has been q resident Of this city for
fourteen years, In fact has passed the
most OF his life here. having moved
from ogallala. Nebraska. 10 the peo0E
valley when only lvo years old. and
no hoy who has grown up In our midst
stands higher IN the setimaton OF our
citizens than does Jimmie" Mullane.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
WONDERFUL ADVANCE IN
VALUE or ZINC MINES.

In the course Of his remnrlts, nr
u foster Balm. OF Washington, d, c..
spoke in some detail 10 the pupils OF
the Socorro school Of Mines, on the
recent improvements IN the treatment
of the zinc ores generally a. affect
Ing the Mining OF zinc In the west ana
southwest ~ these improvements "a
"a now possible 10 put on The markets
large bodies Of low grade ores which
are found 80 extensively throughout
ihc Rocky Mountains and which here
toinre Il had been entirely ont OF the
question 20 mine az a profit The
present demands FOR z'ac ore and
good zinc properties IS something phe
uomCnal and promises during the next
few years 20 be an important factor
IN promoting great activity IN the
mining Industries ST the region.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

steam railroads IN the United States
on December "a. 1904, AZ 2i2.3f9
miles. net increase Of SOFA miles
In the year The heaviest conatfuc-
tlon ~ the year was In the south.
western group Of atatca, IN which no
less than i.7iG miles we're built. Mis-
souri, having 20 lts credit AIS miles.
Arkansas 202 milea, Texas ans miles,
Kansas 81 miles, Colorado Ia miles.
New Mexico lees than one mile. In.
tiian Territory 500 miles and Okla.
homa territory 27e miles
Gross earnings Increased sjs.7s0. sS7
IN is0f over the eafnlnss Of 1903. or
about 500 per cent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
NEGRO RoBs NIGHT
OPERATOR AT MERRIAM.

The Frisco night operator at Mer-
rlam. KAN. was held up early the
other morning by negro carrying a
wife The negro first asked the op.
orator how far Il Was 20 Kansas City,
and when he could get a train there.
Then he discharged his rifle over the
operators head, aud demanded 20
know where the money was. Boing
lniormesf1hnt Il was IN tho cash draw.
~ and that the combination was not
known. he threatened 10 Kill the op.
orator " the cash drawer was not
opened. This demand was refused.
whereupQn be- placed the operator
against The wall with his hands above
his head and holding his gun ON the
operator. broke open the drawer and
robbed d nf small amount OF money
Then he compelled the operator To-
walk ahead 90 the yards, and released
him The negro was last seen heading
for Kansas City.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
new YORK STUNS
THE HAKEL OF HARRAR
* S SsAss so o ssRS

New York. Oct. "a. ~ The highest
dignltary o. an ihe G.Qt00oo faithful
worshipars Of the Copslc faith IN the
Ethiopian Kingdom "A bis Abysslnian
highneaa. Ei-Hadil Ahdullahi Ally sad.
~ pasha. Hakcl Of lInrrnr, who y
visiting the United States on behalf
Of his royal master. Mencllk
In Now YORK. be had the time 0f his
life. He went to the top of The Park
Row huiidinE. the tallest business
structure IN the world and. kneclirg
with his face toward the east prayed
nearer to heaven than lot Of felix's
will ever get. The sights of a great
modern city fairly stunned MS high
ncsa.
lie thinks that the conditions Of
oven the most favored New Workers
are intnlcrahle. Ridinr IN n the sub
way wns Ike sitting In hole, ne
said Toe excitement Of the bulls and
and bears ~ Wall Bt-cct during trad
ing hours awed the Abysslnlan die.
nitary.
EIladIrs main trouble Ia New
York was with his feet. Never before
had he worn shoes until he started
upon HE journey 10 the United States
10 see President Roosevelt OF course.
he had 10 wear natnet leather shoes,
and be has added a chlvOpOdist 10 his
suite. He wears the oriental costume
on the street. but dimes In conven-
tiOnai evening clothes He brings a
letter from King Mine Mcnellk 20
President Roosevelt, with some gifts
from bis royal master.
Asked for his impression of Amer
lea. AZ seen In New York. he said.
Hurry. hurry hurry"
Some OF the presents El.iIRGli
brings from his king 20 our president
are handsome pieces Of carved ivory
and two stuffed tigers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

Full name Edward Hobart sey-
mour.
Born, 1870
son OF . clergyman and grandson
Of ADMIRAL Michael seymour
Entered tho royal navy IN 1852.
Promoted '0 command Ia 1865. aud
20 captain N lS72.
became rear admiral in 1883. Vice
admiral In 1895. and admiral In 1901.
Wac In the Black Sea during the
CrimcaH wal and was present az the
bombardmeni 0f Odessa, sebasiapol
and Klnhurn
Received three decorations for his
service In m Black Sea and four for
services In IN Chinese war OF lSt7-G0.
Operated AGAINST Chinese rebels In
1852 and was wounded while fight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
MASTER MECHANIC AT
MADRID BADLY lNJUREl

While making run Doe The dark To-
catch a santa Fe train. Earl Turner
master mechanic af Madrid fOr tho
Colorado Fuel a Iron company. cob
llded with q fence post. and us ro-
suit sueialncd serious Injuries. His
collar bone was broken aud ~ was
otherwise badly bruised The aeci-
dent occurred sunday night Turner
atfenda 20 the water service for the
camp and ho titled 10 catch the train
a. u passed hia homie ana ride 90
ne reservoir, thus saving a Ions walk
The company surgeon dressed Iur-
ner's Injuries and although he viii be-
confined % his bed Cor several days
De- viii recover.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
WHAT cooL HEApEpNEss
CAN DO IN EMERGENCY

A cool headed engineer prevented
a collision between his engine and "a
street ear al Tucson, one day last
week shortly after s o'clock, The
ca; was going down the slight Stone
avenue grade az a fair speed and the
driver apparently failed 10 hear the
engine The engineer seeing q col
llsiou was IMMINENT applied his alr.
and brought bis engine 10 "a sudden
stop. Tho sireet car Nas also stopped
just ln tlme Many 0f The passenger
leapod of ihe car IN fright but none
were injured This serves 10 call al.
tontlon 90 che dangerous manner iu
which these GAYS are rum
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
MISSOURI PACIFIC LAYS
OFF MANY gpAKFMEN

Fourteen hrakew n have heen let
out at Wichita, kan, 1y De Missouri
Pacific hy ire cutting of ,he board
down fo winter schedule This hap,
pens every year when ihe sumner
rush D. over and O. Boo WAY ooi.aeoted
VITA thr cutting ~ .he force uf that
road 40 other placer nesidcs the
above cui on the board. eleven brake
men have hoon given thirty days
leave of nbnance Theao men ain
wnh bni a Few exception. return 40
work whom their ilmo has expired.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

lnr pirates on the coast % Africa IN
1870
Awarded decorations Tor HE par
tlclpation In the Egyptian war
Was second 10 command o. the
channel squadron In 1924 and su.
poglniCndont of naval reserves is9f7.
Was commander In chief Of tho
China station In iS970l. and led the
naval forces which want 10 he relief
~ the legations o. Picking.
Had been principal naval A. u. G. 20
Kink Edward and commander In chief
At Plymouth.
Holds a Royal Humane Society
medal Tor saving life.
Made admiral of the fleet 10 Fei-
runry, 1905. succeeding Sir NOVEL;
salmon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
GRAND LODGE or MAsoNs
GATHERED AT MACON

Macon, Ga Oct 81 The iioth
Grand Lodge meeting OF the NaAona
ot the state oi Georgia opened here
today with q large attendance from all
parts Of the state Macon is the head
quarters az tho MaRons OF the state
and an their grand lOdgn meetings
are held here. but this y1ar'a meotinr
Is OF especial Importance aud the at
tendance larger than ever before. lex
tenfive preparations Tor the entertain
mont OF tho visiting delegates have
been made and they viii be tho guests
OF the state fair for ono whole day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
6EET WEIGHING
OVER TWELVE POUNDS.

Fellclano Chavez, who has a splen'
did ranch near willard, brought 10 the
Eslancla News a very large red beet.
The monster Is almost spherical and
rs tweniy-nine Inches IN circumier-
onco. tipping the scales al twelve and
one quarter pounds. The tops have
hecn pulled for some time. and It
shows slgn1 of second growth. OF
course n 81 larger than the average
housewife would care 10 cook, az u
would require a special sized pot in
which 10 holl Il, but u shows what
splendid feed can be- grown ON the rs
tanela plains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

Az members OF the International
Association al Machinlsts and an
other persons who aid or albeit them
In carrying on strike will be held
iointiy, soverally and personally liable
as c0-c0nspirators for al damages
done 10 persons. property or business
by reason of any unAwful acts or
damage done by any person or per.
Sons In the furiherance OF or carry
ing on such strike, whether such mem
Der or other person participates or ,.
operates In doing such unlawful act or
personally sanctions the same or not,
The Atchlaon, Topeka a Santa Re
Railway company has been kept fully
advised as TO the threats made and
the proposed means devised by Ger.
tain representatives Of said lnterna-
lional Association OF Machinlsts 90 In
iure Us property and Interfere with
lbs business aud employees and i'm.
pede the same u intends to keep
close watch upon every 3erson con
nected with the strike, and upon all
proceedings, and VIII spare no means
No that end, 90 o. to not only Impose
a civil liability. but 20 see that all
wrong doors are brought to justice.
4 VIII prosecute 70 Judgment All SUITS
against members OF said association,
and other cOc0nsplrators. fOr dam
ages 10 ~ property and business,
growing ont Of any Unlawful acts dur
the strike. and will see THAI the In
dividual property Of such members,
and others implicated. Is taken "a
satisfy any judgments rendered.
This railway company " engaged In
carrying the United States malls,
goods IN bond under customs regula'
lions 81 the government. and inter
state commerce. Any uuwRfranted
hindrance or obstruction TO the same
viii be laid before the yerament Of
ficials for prosecution.
fThe Atchlson, Topeka a Santa 70
Railway Company.
by ]. W. KENDhICK.
Ita Third Vice President.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
alo PRICE WAS PAID
EOa kANsAR FARM ANN
MEN INDICTED FOR
SECURING REBATEs.

An Indictment containing nine
counts has been returned by the fed
oieral Grand Jury AGAINST Sebastian
Form a Co. +. q. Williams and Jesse
NJ. Bushfield. OF Louisville. Ky, charg.
Ing violations OF the interstate com
merce law.
The Indictments charge that the de-
PENDANTS Illegally secured rebates on
grain shipments fay0r.ng certain ship.
pers and districts and discriminating
against others. The defendants we're
admitted 10 bail IN tho sum OF $1,000
each These lndlclmens are the out
come OF the recent Investigation OF
grain rates made BY the Interstate
commerce commission.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

Quite little excitement was caused
hort last Saturday whom q. poroa. one
OF the members of the mounted POI
lice force. arrested Ramon Mont0ya,
notorious horse thief wanted Al pres.
ont IN az least two OF the counties OF
the territory lincoln and Otor0. says
the Eatancla News. just ahodt a year
ago M0niOya completed a seven year
term in the territorial penitentlary for
the same pfense. but d has not seem.
ed 10 change his way ~ locking NJ
things. Sunday morning sheriff Hen
10y Of lincoln. arrived. Identified his
man and took his back 10 Lincoln,
where be vii be given free board ut
the couniy's expense until his case
comes up
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

pei thoif eastern connections 20 furn.
lsh authorization OF the gross weight,
tnere and net weight OF al cars OF
freight destined for points west Of
Chicago and Mississippi
A Committee composed OF operating
Officials OF the Atchlson. Topeka a
Senta Fc the Illinois Central. the
Norheweltern. Great Western Erie
and Pennsylvania railroads, have
taken the matter In hand
1lo PRICE WAS PAID
FoR KANSAS FARM LAND.
The burlington railroad company
has paid Edward Owls the sum OF
$4,000 ior a trifle less than 50 acres
OF land lying between Beverly and
East Leavenworth, tfe highest price
ever paid TOR farm land IN this sec
ton Of the country The land a. IN a
strip Two miles long and the Burlng'
ton wants Il Tor the new track which
Will complete the cut off hetweon
Waldron and Beverly The rest OF
the iand Cor the cut of was secured
from other parties for $50 an acre,
just half az much as the road paid
Olyia for his land.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
INDIANS WANT 5000
DAMAGES FROM &

The Indians OF the pueblo OF lsleta.
south OF Albuquerque, have filed a
claim Of 5000 against the Santa 70
railway company. through their su.
porintendent. James X. Allen. OF the
local indian school. The claim Is for
damRgeH done the crops and property
of the Indians OF that pueblo during
the spring floods this year. when the
grade.of the Santa 70 backed up the
water from the Rio Orande and flood
ca the entire pueblo, devastating
homes and crops. AZ the time the
Rio urande changed rs course and
commenced 20 food the pueblo the In.
diana appealed to the railroad com.
pany 20 cut the embankment and
sate their village This WAS refused
50 the Indians claim, until after tho
water had done the damage. when the
railroad opened the cmbankment anu
allowed the water 90 drain oH. The
claim ~ carefully itemizoe and Will
be formally presented 10 the railway
company by superintendent Allen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
False WEIGHTS SENT
az EARTERN ROADS

False weight on ifeight IN car loads
originating east ~ Chicago have he'
come 40 common OF late that the vest
srn railroads have taken steps 20 com
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
Railroad Topics

~ ~
Sam Blxlsr. engineer. OF san Mar.
cial, has taken years contract toI
run the switch engine at Demlng. ieI
Ia an old omploye OF the road.
Mr. Gleason, the ticket clerk at the
Southern Pacific office, az Deming.
has taken a months vacation, AMI 4.
J. Klase. Mr. Bollchs nephew. has the
temporary position.
Peter sand0val. santa Re section
hand, was brought to the city last
night on No. 3, from Armiio station.
suffering with a broken rib and other
injuries. He was taken 10 The com.
pany hospital for treatment.
Robert Burns. machlnlat. IN the
santa 70 shops at San BerpRrdino.
met with a serious accident few
days ago by getting his finger caught
ilJ lathe lie lost a good slzod slice
OF the forofiuger aud will be laid up
for several days
Cards have been posted announcing
the Tralnmen's annual ball. which
will be held az the Duncan opera
house. Las Vegas. on Thursday even.
ing, November 30th. The dance will
be- given under the auspices OF Glor.
icia Lodge, No. a, aud supper viii be
served IN the hall Everybody "a in
vlicd. Admission, 500.
Joseph u. Richley. for many years
n conductor out OF Las Vegas, IA In
that city for a few days on a visit 90
his family. MI Rlchley and Bob
Long we're on the Mexican Central
train. bound for Juarcz, and decided
TO stay over In Aguas Claientes for
a day. The train was wrecked soon
after leaving them, and the cars we're
badly smashed and several people In
jured
Earnings Of the Rock Island system
beginning with November are expect
ed TO make an improved showing. The
company has been making consider
able expenditures and charging them
Co operating. thus swelling the ratio
OF cost 10 gross rernipts such extra
disbursements have been practically
cleaned mp, Il IL understood, and for
that reason better returns will be
made.
Dressed m a union suit coat. vest
and Hight oYerc0at but minus his
trousers, y n Hartman, the railroad
magnale. started 20 leave bis private
car al the union depot. az Omaha, a
Few mornings ago. He had opened
the car door 20 step outside. when a
draft Of cold air and haaty excia,
nation from Julius krustschnilt, d.
rector Of maintenance and ways. call
cd bis attention 10 bis torsetiulnesa.
New compartment cars for service
on tho Chicago, Milwaukee 4 ST. paai
railway are under construction, and
they are a departure from any com.
paHmoni cars built heretofore. They
differ la that ia an other compart-
meni cars the drawing rooms are lo.
Gated az the end OF The cars, over the
wheels while the new cars will have
the drawing rooms located ia the cen,
tor of the car. They are tho first
cars Of this pattern ever built
Arthur y Wagner, son OF Mrs NJ.
Wagner. OF 300 West Atlantic avenue.
was one Of the passengers on Santa
fe train No which was wrecked
yesterday morning near Kansas City.
Mr.. Wagner rs returning 90 Albuquer.
cue from Chicago, Shore he has heon
undorg0ng treatment IN "a hospital.
ln "a telegram to mss mother no statoa
that Doe was MOI injured, ns he Was
travelling In a tourist Pullman, which
ala nol leave che track ilo rs ox.
pcciod t0 reach the city some time 10
night on De delayed train.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
iNTERLockiNo SWITCH
syerEM FOR IsLETA

The santa We has commenced work
Ga extensive Improvements az islca
Junction. chief of watch viii be- an
intoflookinR switch system. The new
switch system will be one OF the most
complete on the Santa Be System, and
viii 40 away with the time lost by
hand. which u now the case. A tower
rs being erected on the east side Of
me main line ~ the junction, tn which
Viii bo stationed chief signal en-.
glneer. All that viii be necessary
In handling The traffic past the juno.
lion for the s0uth and west VIII be
Tor The Incoming train 10 give q signal
~ for ii8 running time 10 be known,
and Il can be run past thc junction
without stopping.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
ttEAViEsT CONSTRUCTION
SHOWN IN SOUTHNE ev.

Advance sheets Of "pOor's Manual
of Railroads which viii be- Issued
November lsi gives the length OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

The few machlnlsis living In Albu-
queraue, and who were among those
who went out when ,he strike was
declared. say that there ~ no need for
the "warnlng" for the reason that
they have done nothing 10 injure tho
eompany's property. All they have
done rs to try moral persuasion With
the men who took their places, and IN
this direction they are meeting With
fair success.