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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
KINGDOM OF COOS
MAKES CONQUEST

Portland. Ore. Aug. did YOU
ever hear OF Co0s2 n not. you need
only go come to Portland these days
and you VIII hear much Of a. Coos
Ia q county on the coast OF Oregon
70 o. the only county that ever erected
a separate building az any exposition.
That s one claim Go distinction, aud a
notable one. but Goose county has
others Leaving aside an expoaltional
exploitation, Coos Is entitled To a hear.
ing because of some extraordinary
conditions which have been met and
overcome by her enierprising citizens,
and also because Of the fact that with
In her borders there Is something new
under the sun.
we are ont Of the world" said a
Coos county man. in the new town OF
North Bend, on Coos bay when there
was talk Of holding Lewis and Clerk
centennial celebration az Portland.
Here's chance 10 get into the
world" said another. Lets 10 up TO
Portland and show them. Some folks
have laughed at Coos little. because
rs name sounds funny. Now Is our
opportunity 10 prove TO the world tnat
we are In and OF Il. and that Coos
county Is a kingdom In herself"
County and individual appropria.
lions, Of cash and building material.
~ architectural talent and Industrial
skin. swcllod the working capital OF
Coos county for exposition purposes TO
about S25, 600. which exceeds the ap.
prOprlations OF some OF the large
states. and yet Coos Is only a county
In Oregon. far from the beaten track
Tho result OF this enthusiasm Is a
thoroughly handsome building al the
Portland fair adjoining the Oregon
state building. hut the Coos county
structure Is much more costly than
the Oregon building. II Is worth about
10000 as Il stands. for lt Is built al
together OF Coos county woods. In.
side and cat, and each separate piece
% wood was worked aud polished and
yonecred until Il looks more like an
enormous precious gem than a piece
OF timber.
The Coos county building Is the
bright particular gem of the Lewis
and Clark exposition, so far az nicety
Of workmanship goes. even when you
do not consider the remarkable loca-
ton OF the county with reference TO
The rest OF the world-the world OF
vessels and locomotives. Il Is 1870
miles from North Bend. the metropo-
Us OF Coos, TO the nearest railroad
line. Coos has absolutely no rail
road connection with the outside
world. To get there from Portland.
you must take an ocean-golng vessel.
san down the Willamette and the
Columbia, and skim along the coast.
entering the county through Coos bay,
from the Pacific ocean, or " you pre-.
Ter a land trip. you may stage q 10
Myrtle Point, siXty.fyo miles, over
the coast range Of m0untalns--wild
and picturesque enough TO suit any
body, and truly a route through the
tall timber, and from Myrtle Point on
TO North Bend you may ride Ga ne
~ the trains that run on dinky IT.
lie coal and timber railroad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
SERIOUS SHOOTING SCRAPE
TAKES PLACE At RATION

About 1880 o iack Thursday night
a halt-brecd negro ahu n Cherokee In
dian. named Charles Belts. a recent
arrival from the Indian Territory, az.
tempted TO assasslnRte Ira DuckwOrth
while the latter wes at work al the
Palace saloon, says the Ration Re
porter.
Belts snealed into the saloon.
quietly pushed aside the swing doors,
took deliberate aim az Duckworth and
hred, The shot hitting him on the left
side of the head, just back OF the tenn.
pie. The bullet glanced, and only
plowcd small furrow through the
skin. Belts took a second shot, which
passed through the neshy part OF
Bets arm between the elbow and
shoulder, inlicting q very painful, but
not dangerous flesh wound.
II Is generally believed that this at
tack was preliminary 20 we'll laid
plan TO hold up the place aud those
IN Il. Several parties are believed to
he implicated In the plot.
Night Marshal Snyder subsequently
arrested Belts on the east side, aud
while bringing him over 10 jail. was
stopped by Leandro Martinez and a
negress. disarmod, and the prisoner
permitted TO escape. Martinez was
armed with Winchester and re-.
yolyer Later. Ohioer Snyder secured
hvlp, and arrested both Martinez and
Belts, who now lanEulsh In jail await.
Ing a preliminary hearing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
NorIeE oF FoRFelruRr.

Territory OF New Mexico. county OF san.
doyai May 5. 1876
no Jose a. durulo ana August Hodquist.
their heirs and assigns
You, and each OF YOU arc boratv nott.
hed, that, I, the undersigned co-ownor
nave ekpcndcd the sum uf nt least one
hundred dollars W. labor and Improve,
ments. unon each OF the following lode
mining, clnims. to-wit The "Iacinnn"
lode, ana the 'tnFin' iodc. mining claims.
situnto IN tho lnn piHc.,as Mining aia.
tfict, formerly Hcrnnlilin now anndoVaI
county. Territory OF New Mexico. or d
total Or not less than two hundred doll
lars, M order 90 hold Hnld mining claims
and premises under the provisions on Sec
Nun -l revised atntutCa OF tho United
states, being thr amount required e. hold
TIE aAid claims fer the year ending DO.
ccmher III, 1904 Ana if within ninety
days after this notice by publication, you.
or either of YOU. fail 90 or refuse 30 con.
tribute your proportion N such nKpendis
ture aH co-owuor, or r1-ownera. your
Interest IN said mining claims will boz
come tho property of the subscriber hers-
20 under the provisions 70 said section
tilf revised stntutos
First publication May NJ 1910
JOE DAVITO.
GnaoWnnr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE
SHE KILLED HERSELF
Rash Act Of Miss Eliza Tay.
Tor, at Hanover, Grant
County.
DEATH RESULTED FROM POSjS

charms for her. ana that ln fact she
wanted to die and end O. an.
The affair Is very pathetic one.
owing CD fho circumstance surround
ing the case The young lady WAS
Lhe daughter of Mr.. and Mrs }. G..
Taylor 1f Hanover and for tbe last
Els yoars ur u.ing their residence lu
That vicinity, having come here about
a.N yeau aEo from Texas. BE was
also Ia charge uf gnng of men a.
work un thr pinus Altos rarroN
Eliza Taylor ascd %, a young and
beautiful woman Ol Hanover. Grant
county committed suicide laai We'd.
uysdny morning ut o'clock hy sNal.
lowing a toaapQoniul ot EtychnIno.
says the Silver City Enterprise. After
She committed the rash act which
Was done in her room m Che Taylor
home. near Hanover. she walked into
The room whore hoF father and mother
we're stated aud clOly informed them
oi what she bad done. Sho had uo
sooner finished speaking than She fell
.u conyulsiouH to the noOr. caused by
iho eject OF the powerful aud deadly
drug. licr parents went to Der as
s.stanCc and her brother was sen.
post haste on horse for doctor The
| lal rode to Santa RITA but was unahl,
/ io EHt "a physician. and hy the time hs
| had returned which was not ovol
| twenty minutes. bis sister had passed
/ 90 the Great Beyond. that placo Wh sr,
| the wrongs of time are rodrosacb
/ Justice Be- explained ana tho irony o
| tate la rCiutcd. Tho cause OF the
| Eir'B awful act was n mystery to Oh,
/ parents until shortly before dylni
she explained tO them that 10 was tn,
/ o8ult ui au unfortunate love alIalr
AMI that liio no longer held AM
gauge line below town, up TO within
hVe weeks when he resigned his po
sition TO secure work nearer home
where he could be with his family
The victim of the tragedy IL spokel
OF by all who knew here, as a womnl
of unusual beauty, being tail AM
giaceful. Of stately carriage, rcgula
features aud raven black hair an
eyes OF great beauty. ON the morn
ing of the tragedy she mailed bunc
of letters ON the Fiorro train, goln
out TO the track. and handed them q
one OF the train crew as the trai
sped by. She turned aud went hac
TO the house. going straight 20 he
loom where she poured out the dea,
/ ~ drug aud swallowed Il. Then Va
walked Into the adjoining room an
told her parents OF what she had don,
a. stated above.
Funeral services over the remain
were held from The family rosidenc
Thursday, with intcrment IN the 81
yer City cemetery east of town. IN
services at the cemetery were 4
charge OF Rev. J. q. Harshaw, OF IN
Mothodistc hurch.
Deceased Is survived by her PAL
ents aud six brothers the Oldest q
whom Is about 20 and the Youngest
years The older boys, Milan an
Joe, are well known throughout thi
section of the country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. J. J. Sheridan returned Satur'
day from an extended visit with
friends Ia Los Angeles.
Miss Nellie Brewer returned yestor'
day from a two months vacation
spent az Los Angeles.
Bret Baker returned this mornlng
from Los Lunas. where he spent sun.
day with Louis and Fred Huning.
Roger Gatlin and Ike Singer anticl.
pate leaving on Tuesday for an outing
lu the beaches Of southern California.
Andy Robinson and Bunch 4" Of the
Graham Bros. club rooms. have gone
go the Jemez hot springs for a month 3
s0iuurn.
Mrs. r. W. Tenant. OF GO South
second street, has gone 10 Martinez.
Gale where she Will remain 70. a few
weeks
pr W. W. spargo and wife left last
night for Wheeling, W Va, where they
viii spend a month on a visit to rela.
lives and friends.
James W. Chayes left this morning
for his ranch az progrcso, Torrance
county, after spending a couple OF
days IN Albuquerque.
Mrs. w. r.. Chllders and daughters,
Misses Gladys. Agnes and Edith. re-
turned yesterday from an extended
outing on the upper PecOs riyog.
Eugene Komponigh, travelling sales
man ior Charles llfald the dry goods
of las Vegas. spent sunday
In Albuquerque, and was passenger
north last night
a. Marion ana wife. VINO have been
In the city visiting their son, owen.
who his here for hla health, loft last
night for their home al Buffalo, n. T..
Mr.. Maroon 20 a cousin OF o. n. Mar
ron
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
fO COMMEND AT
OFfICIAL S hi Vim
Memorial Table 10 BIZ Erect
ed TO the Late dWard
GraiStrOm.
MAS CHIEF MECHANICAL ENGINEER

Tho bronze tablet which VIII De
erected in The state house at Topeka.
Kan. to the memory OF Edward Graf
sirom The chief mechanical engineer
.Or The Santa BE- who lost DIS lfe dur.
mg Zoe flood uf 1903 On saving the
lives u' people VINO ha1 been caught
W fho uaing waters of North Topeka.
has been "unD,Hcd ind De- nov on "a.
hIbitNu Den DE ourfur up rooms oft a
Chicago nrm BIS which DC was made.
lhH many it,fhls ,f the Cru.C Cugi.
nee have made tle tablet possible Ny
iuHir tlssC,lpi tons nnd crIiributiuus
f1 tHo memorial tuud
Tho facts ln the case need but be-
briefly mentioned aa most everyone rs
ilWlli1r With he Incident of Mr. Graf
s'foms death The Railway Agc says
of Mr. Gmfeiror;
10 was chief mechanical engineer
Df the Atchison, Topeka A Santa Re
railway ~ June. 1903. when the Kan.
s1s river swept over North Topeka
thousands Of people were imprisoned
To- upper stories OF houses. ON roofs.
Ina trees and ln similar places Of rel
ugo Mr. GrafstrOm designed a relief
vision. Provisions. means Of assist
anco. ncccgsarics ~ an kinds were
carried to North Topeka aud the boat
brought back hundreds Of survivors
AZ tho very conclusion OF the work
ON the might Of June 2. when there
were no more 90 Doe saved. the boat
started hack without a load and with
ont ballast Striking strong whir
of water 20 became uncomfortable
struck a suhmorged tree and was up
/ set The crew saved themselves hl
/ catching 60 treet0ps hut Mr. Graf
/ strDm though a powerful swimmer
was lost He had been working with
extraordinary diligence, without slceI
Tor several days. and was nearly ox
hausted Il may have been this, ol
that he was struck by some part %
the boat as Il over turned. Ne died "a.
the result Of devOting his great skill
and his magnificent strength 10 th,
work Of saving the lives OF his fellow
citizens
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

Notice Is hereby given hat on April
is. 1905, the secretary OF the Interior
restored 10 settlement She public
lands IN the following described
townships which were temporarily
withdrawn pending the procurement
of an executive order by the secretary
uf war permanently reserying them
for military purposes, and that the
said public lands so restored 10 set.
Element on April u.s. 1905. will become
subject 20 entry filing selection AZ the
United States land Office az Santa Re.
New Mexico. on August 81 1905. viz:
Townships 2, 10 and II NORTH. Ranges
3 and 4 East. n. NJ. Mer.
w. A. RICHARDS,
Commissioner General Land ONCE.
Approved May s. 1905
r. A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
FORMER NEW MEXICAN
TO BECOME BENEDICT

Invitations have been Issued an.
nouncing the approaching marriage OF
Hereford G. Fitch. formerly "a resident
OF Magdalcua. y. NJ. aud son OF Mr..
and Mrs A. %. Fitch. ot SOcorro. and
Miss Peri B'auch Taylor. OF stella.
COON, Wash. the ceremony 20 take
place at .he homo of the BRIDES par.
onts In stc.lucoom, ON August 10.
Mr.. Fitch is nov resident OF Oak
land. Cal, where ne o. engaged In
b .dnoss. re Us quite wen known In
Albuquerque. having frequently Wis
tied In This city while residing at Mag
dalena.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
EXAMINATIONS FOR POSITION>
IN internal REVENUE SERVICE

A competitive examination under
the rules oi tho United states civil
service commission, for the positions
Of clerk. store Keeper gaugcr, and
messenger la The Internal revenue,
district ot New Mexico, viii be- held
on the 9Th day ot September. 1905,
commencing az o'clock a. ~
Applications for this examination
must be- made ON the prescribed form
which, with necessary Instructions.
may bo obtained from the commits.
slOn's local representative at the Al.
buquorquC s. H. uustonlcc or from
the district attorney at Denver. Colo.
Applications viii not be- accepted
unless received az Denver. Colo. be-
fore O'Clock p. M, ON August %,
1905. An persons wishing 90 take this
examination should secure blanks and
MI them out at once 10 allow time
for any necessary corrections.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
ROYAL PRINCE rs
ARRESTED rs SPY

Berlin. Aug r. Prince Henry. eldest
son Of Prince Albrehct ~ Prussia, was
arrested as a spy by guards AZ the
east battery in Swinamaonde Pomerr
anla. when phot0graphlng cnyir0ns.
Ne said he was Prince Frederick Hen
ny. but the guards told him they we're
not 20 be- fooled Tho sentrlos have
been especially on the alert because
IT the arrest LAST week OF an Austrian
accused OF spying
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
IF YOU WOULD BE POPULAR

Be sociable.
BE unaefiah.
BE generous.
BE a good listener
Never worry or whine
Study the ara Of pleasing
BE frank. open. ana truthful.
Always be ready Ca lend u hand
BE kind and polite 10 everybody.
he solfcOnhdont but not oonceited.
Never monOpollze the conversation
Take a genuine interest In other
people.
Always look on the bright side OF
things,
Take pains 10 remember names and
faces.
Never entlolcs or say unklnd things
Of others.
Look Tor the good IN others. not fr
their faults.
Forgive and forget injuries. but
never forget benefits
Cultivate health. and thus radiate
strength and courage.
Rejoice as genuinely IN anothor's
success az IN your own.
Always he c0nsldernte o. the rlghta
and feelings Of others.
Have a good time. bat never let fun
degenerate into license.
Have a Kind word and CHEEKY. en-.
couraglne smile for everyone.
Learn 10 control yourself under the
most trying circumstances.
BE respectful "a women. and chlval.
rous IN your attitude toward them.
Meet trouble Ike man. and cheer
fully endure what you can't cure.
Believe IN the brotherhood % man.
and recognize no class distinctions.
Do not Doe elfopinlonated. but
listen with Difference 10 tho opinions
~ others.
Never utter wittlclsms al the risk
of giving pain or hurting someone's
feelings.
BE ambitions and energetic. but
mover benefit yourself az the expense
Of another
BE az courteous and agreeable %
your interiors as you are 10 your
equals and superiOrs,
DO not bore people by telling them
long, tedious stories, or By continual.
~ dilatlng on your own AFFAIRS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
NOTICE or SUIT

Notice Is hereby given 10 Francis
VI. Walker. defendant. that q suit has
been begun against him by Josie @.
Walker. plaintiff. in the district court
OF BernnliIlo county. territory of New
Mexico, 90 obtain a dissolution OF toe
bonds of matrimony existing between
said parties; that unless said defend.
ant enters his appearance In said
cause on or before the 2Gth day OF
August judgment will be rendered IN
said cause against him by default.
and that the plaintiffs attorney is
Frank W. Clancy whose postoflico ad.
dress Is Albuquerque. n. NJ.
W. u. DAME,
Clerk OF said District Cour,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
BREAD FAMINE RAGING
AMONG NEW YORK JEWS

New York. Aug. with thousands
~ Hebrews without bread on the east.
owing 10 the strike Of tho kosher"
lourneyman bakers, much trouble a.
expected by the police IN the district
affected. Reserves Iatrolled all night
10 preserve order Efforts will be
made today by the journeymen 20
bring about a real bread famine The
strikers are determined 70 remain out
of employment until the eight hour
wordday Is granted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12

sour old earl he Is. feels so badly over
his nephow's marriage that ne threat
ems 90 take unto himself a wife, 70
the end that there may be born a new
heir for the title A. the earl Is sc
and Tar from being beau the betting
IN society is In favor OF the American
girl becoming a countess. Not that
she cares She has $4,000 year In
her own name. and George. whom
they say she married for pure love.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
ELXS PLAN BIG DAY
AT PORTLAND FAIR
WILL CELEBRATE AUGUST 10
WITH PARADE AND SOCIAL SEES
SloN--T RAIN LOADS WILL AT
TEND FROM COAST POINTS.

Portland, Ore, Aug. 7.-Elks OF
high ana low degree will assemble by
the thousands in Portland on Wednes.
day, August 10, which has been des-
lgnated as Elks' day az the Lewis and
Clark exposition. The gathering prom.
lses 10 Doc the biggest herding together
ut the tribe ever accomplished In the
northwest. and local Elks are making
elaborate preparations for the rocep.
lion of tho visitors.
Special trains viii bring ,arge del.
ogntlons nom Seattle. Tacoma. Bcl.
iinRham, San Francisco. Los Angeles,
san jose. Sacramento. Butte. Helena.
Missoula. Great Falls. Salt Lake CITY,
Ogdon. Denver, Colorado Springs sud
many other points.
A Dig parade and probably the lar.
gest social session over held In the
northwest ale planned aa features OF
tho days celebration other details
are not set completed. but a commit.
toe headed by Major Charles re-. Nc.
uonncll OF the Lewis and Clark cen.
tCnnial guard, exalted ruler of the
local herd, has the arrangements In
charge. Tho committee has prepared
poster telling OF the coming celehTa-
ton. which declares that the FlRs.
both tame and wild. viii be protected
90 the limit and they will be- per
mitted 90 roam at will IN the grassy
pastures OF the peninsula or on the
rocky heights OF the mainland.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12

London. Aug Although she has
iugt become the bride Of Geo. Mon.
tagu. 81. o.. aud is a prospective count.
eos, Miss Alberta sturgess attractive
New York ho.rcsf s not welcomed by
her husbands uncle This uncle % the
earl OF sandwich. and young Montagu
will be- thc next earl, II nothing hap.
pens. because the earl Is childiess.
IT'S rumorol that the nob.oman, and q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
Drying preparations simply dorsl

op dry catnrrh they dry UP tho sccrot.ola
which adhoro io the membrane aud decom.
pose, causing q I'm moro serious trouble than
the ordinary form ~ oatHua. Avoid alld ry.
ing iulmlanis, fumes, siub9l aud mals
and use thnt which ClfaEslg, Fnothes end
hoala. Ely'H Cream Balm b such "a remedy
and viii cure oatauh or cold iu tha haad
easily and pleasantly A lrnl size viz De-
mailed for 10 cents An druggists scil ths
zoe. size. Fly Brothers So Warren S.. ny
The Balm ouros without p4'n, dro1 uni
irrilaie or cauao Gneezlng "a spr.ads it.ri
over an irriaiod aud aHgIy guf.leo. b. .uy
ing immediately TIE panui Inflammation
With lly's Cream ha'm you nro nrmet
sRsinsi Nasal cetarlh sui uay Fever
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12

Col. W H. Greer, who spent last
week In Luna county looking after the
interests Of the Victoria Land and Cat.
tie company has been called 90 Calf
fornla by the illness OF his father.ln.
law, II. A. jaguo. and will probably
be absent from the city for the next
ten days Mrs Greer IL with her
father al bakersfield.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12

Patrick Downoy. OF Lincoln. Illinois,
an old friend OF Graham Bros, ar.
rived In the city last night Mr.. Dow.
ney was formerly In business at Lin.
coin. but will make Albuquerque his
future home Mr. Downey Is at present
staying with Warren Graham on the
Highlands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12

@. a. Birkett OF Penn Van, n. Y,
Is In the city the guest cf Fred Mich.
ols who Is an old friend from New
York state. Mr.. Birkett represents a
huckwheat flour concern and has been
combining business with pleasure on a
tour Of the coast.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12

Hon. W. H. Childera let last nlght
tor Los Angeles. whore he goes 10
take testimony IN a case In which he
ls attorney. He Will return in a week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
OLD EARL HATES IDEA
OF AMERICAN COUNTESS

yoRk EARL, BUT HOLDER or
TITLE RoVtDE HEtR-LoNDoN
GETTY WATCHING lNTERNhTi oNAL COMEDY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
CONDITION or JERRY
SIMPSON ALARMING
FORMER CONGRESSMAN BE.
CONES WORSE AND rs SUFFER.
ING GREAT PAIN.

A special from Roswell dated Aug
g, says Jerry Simpson again has
taken q change for the worse and his
condition rs considered alarming lie
is stili In fun possession OF his facul.
lies but Is suffering great pain.
Or Wostlake OF silver CITY. was
called % the r BOX ranch seven miles
from Santa Rita. last Tuesday. 20 at.
tend Denny Mooney who was serious.
ly ill with an attack OF appendicitis.
The second within six months Mr..
Moneys condition was such that the
doctor thought q advisable 90 move
him 10 this city, where ne could SO,
cure prompt medical attention. and
accordingly the patient was taken TO
the Ladies' hospital Al Silver City.
=aa-Ha=a=
Navajo Tribe. Improved order OF
Red Men viii meet AZ 8 oc,ock tOmor-
row night ia knights OF Pythias hall.
All members urged 10 be present.
--=s
Mrs Bamhlni has returned 10 the
city from an outing spent az tho
Jemez Hot Springs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12

Mrs. Rose Chanvin, aged 90 years.
died last evening after a lingering lll.
ness with tuberculosis at the family
residence sos keieher avenue. She Is
survived by e husband and one child.
Tho funeral will be held from the I'm
maculate Conception church at ,
o'clock In the morning and burial win
DO In Santa barbara cemetery.