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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

Thus the government h behind IL rev
enuos ta9,U00,O 900.
By raising c0.000ooo ON bond
sale. Il II figured. this $4,000 600 de-
felt would be- wiped out and tbe gov
ernments books would show an cx.
cess of revenue over expenditures OF
about 100000.
Secretary OF the Treasury shaw 4
understood 20 favor the bond plan
ne contends that there q no real Dc,
flcit The apparent deficit Is caused
BY the payment OF extraordinary ex
penses from the ordinary revenues,
The Panama Canal should, he con
teuds. be financed by Itself u u an
undertaking OF unusual magnitude, az
tended IN the beglnning by payments
" unusual siao. and u ~ aureason
able 10 look 10 the ordinary revenues
Of the government 10 dcfray these
payments. This principle was recog
nlxed By congress when the canal WA
authorized. for In the act authorlksnl
IL the secretary was authorized % -
sue bonds to eelray the cost OF WORK
No bonds have yet been issued, an'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
NEW YORK |
N EwS LETTER


New York. Nov n. II OF an TIE
means Of transportation that the ex.
9ans;on % Greater New Yorw has
caused 20 be- improved. modornlxcd.
and IN many eases created IN none
has there been such a shrinking al
ance a. iu tht ferry syAitm The new
style Cf ferry boats has made q large
section OF the nld North River reson-
bic q scene from falryland az night.
The larger number Of the boats. an
OF The new ones. Indeed. are double.
decehed albeit the pennsylvania rail-
road aysiom "a the only one so far that
receives and dcharke its 9nssouuefs
on the level ui the upper ducka, tout
the others wil 90 TIE samu when the
tracks AZ the terminals are raised in
accordance With The plans N ihe Of
ilciala. The boats are aii lighted with
electricity. some oi them most brill
ianily, and so prnlusc and bright arc
some Of them that lho boats appear
% be hlaxc Of hfllliance. Just abovo
the Erie tepninai on lhc New Jersey
shore. there will SOMETHING'S be- a dozen
Of these Illuminate floats crossing
and recr0ssing IN a half mile length
Qf the river No show or special cCic.
hfalion presents 40 beautiful ana
charming q picture a. do these boatt
of burden pursuing their daily work.
The boats are very speedy. the swift.
est. the Scandinavia. making twenty
miles an hour.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

not be for current expenses, n would
BE- for the extraordinary outlay lnvolv-
81 Ia the commencement of the Pana.
ma Canal project.
The estimates for next years ex'
pendlgures are being trimmed merci.
iessly. The Secretary nf War has
asked for less mqney from congress-
that IS. his estimates are less than the
aclual amount appropriated for the
department last year. POetmastei
General Corteiyou II working 20 wips
out the chronic deficit bis department
always shows, The government print
shop has trimmed ~ estimates a mill
lon dollars.
Al the present rate the deficit toi
the current fiscal year would be about
81 per cent a. large a. the deficit lahl
year. or about 3i3.00ooo0. By slashinf
expenditures right and left, this dc
flcit may easily be- reduced % $1,000,
600 or S4.OcO.OO0. A deficit 20 smal
would not be regarded as an evil a.
the government has working balanc'
Of about ti5O00O.0O0 before Il reache'
the gold reserve.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

Col Jim" Curtin. OF the Bowory,
settled Ia that street because Il Ia the
nearest thing 10 home that be could
find in this great city. but he pro.
nounces Il a Sunday school street as
Il n not a fighting ground or district
fOr iawless persons. Col "Iim" was
a sheriff IN Texas. and a bold and
fearless one, who suhdued some of the
biggest toughs IN The business In me
Lone Star State. Col Jim" had a
watch hc SET much store by, ana
which bore an Inscription on ne a.
side of the covCr fiung tuat b was
rrettutod 90 him ~ hls h9ptlHr a
notorious outlaw nen Thompson Coz
Jim had his pockets picked n ihc
precious watch on AoWefy siictt
car Tie called on "Florrie" sullivan,
and told him of the loss giving the
history of the gift. which was speedily
printed IN all the newspapers. This
was NO sooner read BY the thief than
he atralghtway expressed u back 10
''Fiorfic' sulllyan'a detective Col.
Jim" was oyerioycd 20 receive 10
once mgs". and bis eyes elistened with
emotion. In the scrimmaGe wherein
Thompson was KILLED. Col "iim" re-
cGlyed five shots and spent six months
Ia the hospital. Even a thief respected
such record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
BLAMING PANAMA CANAL
FOR BIG TREASURY DEFICIT
AND VITA THIS EXCUSE PLAN TO ISSUE
BoNDs FoR f8oo0oOoo-cAnNET EXPENSE
RIGHT AND LETT FoR THE co MING YEAR

this law authoflzes bonds only fuf "a.
ture expenditures.
II congress would authorize the sale
Of 500 900 900 worth of bonds. a. 4 10
PRESUMED nov that congress- will. IL ia
claimed hat this will solve ali cues.
lions % tariff revision of amendment
of the Internal revenue acts II would
dispose OF the plan 10 tax The coffee
cup or add a tariff of small size TO ali
imports now untnxod The extra 500.
nUo Doe which the books would thcn
show on the credit side ~ he ledger
would take care of ihe canal work
ior a couple OF years 90 come; or. Il
IL were decided tn also issue canal
bonds las seems likelyl 20 meet TO-
iure work. it would Insure the treas
ury against any deficit ~ the imme.
diaie future.
The leaders "a congress are very
cautious ah0ut proposing bond issues
d has always been laid np as political
inlamy against the Cleveland admin
lstratl0n. and hcen hHrpod on by the
republican politicians In season and
out. thas Cleveland sold bonds TO noel
rurfen expenses of the government
TO do that ia q nightly unpopular
thing To be responsible for the ne
cessliy tor doing Il. Il political damna
tlon.
The plans Of the republican house
leaders IL believed by them 90 b. IN
NO danger IT such criticism. The
500 o00. 600 bond sale proposed would
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

would not Ne eont home when theif
term was out. but lct 40 70 tramp and
beg over the country.
A. 10 the sheep DIP. ! know but lit-
tle about that. bot judging from what
have hoafd about o. thar a misgep-
resented IN proportion. However, by
making some Inquiries of The Indians,
iearn that about onehaif dozen sheep
owners ont OF over 100. dipped their
sheep last spring They were dlpnti
nd Mexican plant and that but ttrs
few Of them have alppeu their sheer
tho paaf two years. while his article
infefa thnt ail the Indians dip theft
sheep regularly ana thoroughly
Much more could BE- said, bat ~
Will lri this snmee
This gentleman VIII probably Dc bet
ter remembered BY SOME as the fore
man 81 the last United states crane
jury At Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
oiscvssINo sAN~A ra 80

w. I've FQWNH
Alfred oygl of Chicago superm
icudenf q motive power of ihe Aichi.
son, rurf 3 Santa Pr. q ~. ray
Dor. mcchatlcal superintendent OF the
western efand division. with head
Qualinfa Ia Junis, ana ,. y. tis-
teen. mechanical superintendent Of the
eastern srand division. With head.
quarters n Topeka. held a series Of
conlerencn M Topeka. Wednesday,
with jane Ea Hurley. the general
mapsser of the roud Says the Journal.
These conferences were held Ia Mr..
iiuriey's Offices End related 20 the
rodiaifibu ~ The motive power on
the road. which viii be- msdo neccs.
sary by TIE winter time card that goes
into effecl ON November 18TH
They also discussed the placing on
the varlols diyiaions ~ the many new
engines wh'ch the company d receiy-
Ina and which are . part " the com.
PIGMENT Of the ninety.ilye engines OF
various types that we're ordered by the
company he first "a the year Il D.
understood that the new balanced
compound are 10 be evenly disirib'
nfodihrOuehout the entire system 70
that they can Ne used Tor haulling She
overland Messenger trains. and the
other eng|ncs are tu hc placed where
| lhes are most needed Miscellaneous
matters reIaflnE 70 The operation Of
ihe road we're discussed also az the
conference
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
HEARING IS RESUMED IN
WASHINGTON NINE CASE
IMPORTANT WITNESSES BElNG
EXAMINED AND ~ So EXPECTED
ALL EVIDENCE WILL DC IN bE'
FORE END or WEEK.

The famous Washington mine case.
which mas been occupying ihe alton
ton of Judge Abbott On and on for tina
past few weeks Is rapidly nearing q
close and u Is expected that by the
end Of the week an the evidence VIII
have been submitted This morning
the examination II Witnesses was re-.
sumed after q delay ct q week oauAed
by The absence % counsel from the
city
Prisoner Escapes from County jail.
Sheriff Porfect0 Armsjo today re-
ported that during bis absence Ia
Santa re, a short term prisoner IN the
county iali sent np several weeks ago
for a minor Oslense. effected his eAcapo
By scaling the walls surrounding tho
prison and made good bis escape. Tho
taller taok = shot at the fleeing man,
but failed 10 bid him. This II the sec
end prisoner 10 escape from the coun.
~ jaii In the last few weeks, "Biil"
Bailey being the FIRST one 10 make his
getaway. Bailey has never been
found
Armllo Answers Quo Wsrranto.
Counsel for sheriff Porfeclo ArmiIo,
sherlf 81 Hernallllo county, has nlod
an answer TO the writ 81 quo warranio
brought hy former sheriff r. 3. Hub
bell. IN which Hubhell claims ali right
and title 10 the Office and asks 20 DC
restored 70 possession Of the same.
The answer n purely n tormAl matter
and sets forth that a vacancy existed
AZ the time Of the appointment 70 the
Once and that Armiio has right 20
the SAME upon the authority vested ~
commission from the governor ap
pointing him sheriff. The case VII
come up Tor trial some time next
month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

puts mi entirely different color % the
proceedings, and shows that the hant'
ers, on discoyerirg boar. oecamc
moro panic stricken than bruin who
Is breaking his neck In escaping the
hunters our correspondent says
"'rhe three hunters, sh0nlderlng
their guns, left the hot springe early
one morning for the mountains. Near
the sulphurs. suddenly Putn,y, who
vas In advance. spotted two bear
cubs. and a. he approached them, the
mother bear rose to view and seeihe
bui ono adversary. showed hight The
mother bear gave chase ana Pusney
ran for dear HE, but when Greenloal
aud Browne showed up. the bear ap
peared 10 take fright herself and die
appeared, calling her cubs after her
although tiseenleaf. who fell 10 M
ground, yelled out 70 Putney, "Thafi
Il. Ham; scare iml"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

What o giant Il that. the Hamhurg
American line has brought across tht
seattle Amcrlka, the x" In whose
name. happily, nniles the German and
American peoples. she cost three and
a half millions Of dollars, and her
maiden trip cost $4,000; but Their
waa a profit ON the trip Of 500. $50. AZ
the receipts were e14s,is0. How muca
Ritzs restaurant cleared 10 not known
but Il cleared the pockets Of the guest
most completely. Half a bottle o.
vine. a salad. an enfree, and a BIZ o.
chicken cost IS. The biggest CHECK
was for s72, The proprietor could
least promise that there was more
staying power 20 his meals than &
most Of those eaten on shlpboefd, foi
the shin was as steady as = clock
owing 10 her width, her depth and he.
wide keelH sac Is not fast. hut 50
n safe and sire.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
Weak
Hearts

Are due 10 indigestion. Nlnety.nlne 81 every
cna hundred people who have heaFl trouble
can remember when Il vas simple ipdigcs-
ton. Il ia soleallilo fact that al caaca Of
heart disease. not orgerio, are not only
ffaceabio 70, but arc iho direct result Of indF
geslien. Az food taken Into The stomach
witch falls 81 perfect digestion iormsnl' and
sWo'slhe stomach, pulling 4 W against The
heast. This lnlsTioges with The action 81
lha heart. anS 10 tho couroe q time that
defeats but vital orgsn bocomas diseased.
~. D. Kalti,. 4 Nossda. o.. p1Pq ~ stomach
to1bla 40 49, n . 10 eIaio 81 hao h1all ilcqtlt
With IA luok kctol pgrpepall CtIt ~ atoll Lee
Hlmlhn ed Il uAtd ne,
Kodol pigcsls Whae You Eat
and relieves gho stomach 81 al nervous
strain and the heafi d all pressure.
eoilas oalY. 9i.oo Size hQli,qg ~ lmas ne iIiA'
80. witch IN - zoe.
prsparsa ~ 1. Q. Dewitt q 90. CHICAGO
For sale hy al druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

The crew Of the British steamer
Turkisian. which arrived here from
Bnssorah. the other day was In q state
OF great excitement over a mysterious
"spook bird which joined the ship
when " was about it0 miles out. some.
where OF the coast ~ Carolina. The
bird. which 80 strongly worked upon
the suporstl,ions al the sailors. was a
screech owl OF large size. which had
probably been blown out 20 sea BY a
gale and had lost ~ direction In the
iog Il perched on The rigging OF the
ship and ltE Wild scrccches alarmed
the sailors nos a little. After the fog
had lifted the exhausted bird came
down on deck, and was captured by
the first mate, after a desperate strugl
glc The bird was nearly starved, but
revived after generous meal, and
was kept a prisoner Ia an improvised
cage. After the arrival Of the ship the
bird WAS presented 10 the Bronx Io0l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
CERMAN AND AMERICAN
MATCHED CHESS GAME

Berlin, Nov 1.-THE International
chess match between a team ~ Ger.
man chess players aud team oi
American chess players, opened today,
The German team consiaie Of ak
crack chess players belonging 20 ar.
ferent German chess clubs The
match Il TO BE- played by cable that
Is, each move will be cabied across
the ocean aud the counted move
cahled back The German players are
stationed In the reception parlor Of
the landed Proprietary Club. The
Berlin Chess Club IL managing the
tournament FOR the German players,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
EFFORT TO RELlEvE
coNoEsTEp COURT DOCKET

nlrmlnghnm. Ala Nov H. An
Important conference b. being held
here to-day. which Il Is expected. VIII
hnveia direct hearing upon the efforts
which are being made 10 procure re-
lief from The conRcstrd dockets " the
federal courts In his state TIE con-
ference WAS decided on SOME time
ago and he local bar association took
he Introductory steps 10 the move
mont Among those attending the
conference are representatives. 81 the
various bar associations OF this state,
OF the Slate Bar association, q the
various courts and q number 90 Nom
hcrs OF conFress and the state iogla.
lnlure An effort viii be- made 20
formulate some plan. which VIII be
submitted 10 CONGRESS for approval,
ana appropriate legislation. A great
deal of statistical information has
been collected, which viii be SUB
mltied 10 congrcsN when ne proper
time comes 10 brinN the natter 70 the
attention OF that body.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
THAT PUTNtY HUNTING
PARTY IN THE MOUNTAINS
NEAR TIE JEMcx ePRiNoe-THE
CITIZENS cARTooNl8T SENDS
A PICTURE or a aEAe SCARE.

A few days ago The CiiiEen IN io'
rai narhQraph. announced the return
10 the city Of Robert E. putncy,
George ~. browne and n. H. 0rcuu'
leaf. after hunt Of ten days IN the
Jome1 mountains and. on authority,
stated that NJ Putnoy had killed and
brought back with him the carcas Of
q 2o0.pount bear
The carloonlsl OF The Citizen. who
IL located In the Wild game noun
tainE and especially az JemeE. sends
a drawing Of that bear hunt which
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
Law firm Of Women,

New York has is first female Law
firm. u has had number OF lad,
lawyers Tor some time. but they have
been attached to law firms composer
of gentlemen, but full Pledged ladl
firm appeared Ia court this week, an,
conducted case against q railroad
Tho firms name IA Ashley. Pore 4
Doiy that n. Misses Jessie Ashle'|
Elizabeth $. Pope, aud Madeline
Doty. They hold on office In Wlndafl
Arcade aud have a pretty show
busin iss. they are graduates OF On
New York University Law School
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

keeping himself warm and keeping his
money In a safe place az the sama
time, excited amaxement In the Courf
of Special Sessions lamoin had been
convicted OF carrying a loaded revok
yer. He was fined ssb, whereupon ~
Immediately unbultoned his trousers
exposing his bright. red underwear.
The justice ordered the court officers
TO put his trousers back, when Lsmoia
Was taken to an adjoining room. He
was permitted 10 get at his savings
hank. which be aid by ripping open q
seam over his calf, where a large roll
OF bills was uncovered IN one leg.
which amounted 10 fi,0Od. The other
leg appeared 10 be equally we'll pad
ded
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

Washing has become such a M
sance IN Harlem that young ladies ca
no longer 10 on the streets alone. TIA
orlina they receive Is terribly ammo.
ind. and extends from block to blOcl
The Washers" have become SO Dol
shat large public meeting has bee
called BY prominent cltlfcnH, lnclui
ine she pastors ~ the churches, en-
vigorous action win BE- taken 90 airy
the Insulting young tougha from o.
streets
OLD TIMER. 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

New York, Nov. n. The team of
SIX American chess players. who viii
represent the United States In the
international Chess Tournament,
which began today between Germany
aud the United States, are CHARTERED
IN one OF the rooms OF the Manhattan
Chers Club. The pfeliminariea are
ali arranged, and as each move Is
decided ON. Il viii be transmitted 20
the other Eide Ds rahle. The contest
viii last two dRyF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

Paul Baker. formerly employed as
clerk AZ the Alyarad5, returned yea
torday morulnR from City ~ Mexico
where ne had been for the past month.
Mr. Baxter says thar Mexico vs. q sood
place for capitalists seeking inyehi
ment. but does not advise men seeking
employment 20 SO thora IN search OF
work unless they thor0uehly under
stand the spanish Language. Mr. bak.
ter will remain here for q few days
and viii then leave for Kansas cry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

Judge Alton y. Parker Is monu'
ment 10 the truth Of this.
what then In 1887 Hearst and
nryan. aud a platform OF government
owneFshlpi
How will the country like thatf
What viii the republicans do7
Nominate Chaa. Warren Fairbankag
Not In seven thcaaand million years.
Nominate Hon. Leslie NJ. Shaw OF
Iowaf shaw the apologist for party
regularity" Ia the late Ohio CAM
paiBnf Back to the minesl
Hon. Jos. Benson Foraker Mere
finder TO the flames.
Who then7 Who will save the re-
publican partyY
Roosevelt viii not. This cannot be
made too emphatic. lie WIN not ac'
cept the unanimous nomination. lie
values his plRce ~ history too highly
to go back on his solmea piedge 70
retire.
who thon9 n anybody asked Roose+
welt he would probably reply:
Klhn Root
The forces are shaping np Tor one
Of The most Interesting perhaps one
OF The most bitter. presidential cam
naiQns seen alnre the Hayes-fiideu
1 fight. The whole situation Is summed
np In the phrase. "Tho Rise Ot Rad
/ icalisin" A falterlng or a false ster
Ia tho next republican campaign and
/ the next occupant Of the white House
viii not be republican.
Elihu Root and VIM. n. TAFT are
the only two republicans VINO are
presidential possibilities. Taft made
himself so by taking a bold posliine
against boss rule In his native city.
Root left no doubt o. 10 his attitude
toward the "syslemT when ne becam'
special counsel 10 Mayor Woaver, %
Philadelphia. and denounced the re
publican organization of that city a.
"a criminal conspiracy masqueradlpl
under the party name lie has beSl
active IN the many reform moVemvht'
Ia Now York City. Root II 70
former. but not an extreme radical
To-day Il LOOKS Ike a fight betweel
Root and Hearst.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

Paid 10 the Panama Canal
CO for tho rights and ef
iccis Of that corporation 10000 0oo
Paid 10 the state Of pana
ma. IN accordance with
the canal treaty and for
rights ln the canal strip,
cic' .....,...... 10000 900
SCI qside and mostly ek.
pended Tor salaries aud
work IN preparation to
build TIE canal ..... 10000, 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

The above extraordinary expendi'
lures have been taken ont OF the gov
ernments ordinary revenues. and the
result has been q shortage. At the
end Of last year n amounted IN round
numbers 90 t2f 900 600. On the lat oi
November Of this year an additional
deficit OF tib.0Oo.0Oo had accumulated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

washington, d. c., Nov. ~. - Deep
ana almost startling Significance "
seen IN the recent state and municipal
elections. By those Who see the afiie
OF national politics.
ON the face Of things recent happen.
inga have demonstrated.
f-Decslne OF partisan organic
tluos and rise Of independent seh'r
mont. 80.
Existence OF widespread resent
u,ent aaainEt the system. the pAfH'
san hoes and the machine.
"A growing sentiment IN favor Of
rs,,nirlnai and government ownership.
spread Of radicalism. .
The question most clamorous ~
men interested Ia national Po''''e -
this,
10 wh@t extent viii these ne" poilt'
Zeal issues peryade the next pfesf
Dental campaign
Have the old party lines gone 'or'
eyeyf Must there be , new "la','
mert Of partles7 ls the neNt preap
dental fioht 10 be an enInrged oalt'on
81 the late municipal and atate esln.
palqns9 Is me presidential campa'an
10 6s also a protest against maenlne.,
boraee. PARTIES and "the tyste"
Viii Il be a platform Of government
ovsnerGhlp Instead Of municipal own
ceshlpl
with fear and trembling the oiu
time boss politician answers ses
win serious gravity President MOOSE
Veil admits that this - the prospect
40 him ii Is a warning wa.nlhl
to Inc members OF his party 20 iest'
\ fhe dangerous ground and go an,
meet me danger half way--to fhhe "
ana champion the iight AGAINST w
I sysieni 10 pni the party nnd ~ lehp
ers on record by congressional aetloi
regulating railroads and corporations
u he believes this only vii avert
! republican catastrophe
WIN Randolph Hearst looms OF
I The national political situation like
portont. Win % lose IN the mayoral,'
Il copiest the slfniflcance Of Hearst
Il me slze Of tho vote cast for him q
renreaantatlve OF certain ponuca
princlnles. This ~ chapter ono " IN
aetnry 81 the Rise Of Radichiisn'
ire election Of Mayor Dunno In Chi
oago Last fail was the prelude
IN the next presidential campalsl
the largest factor 20 be considete
~ the domocrele( but perhaps thn
name viii pass nlao) VII De ~
Hearst ne viii be !. proaidentli
candidate. TIE day has passed who
a party machine can choose cand
dates Ii diGrcEerd % . popular WI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
ms so hard

TO refuse certain articles 81 food A.
meal time. You want them. bur
there's tho distress that always ioi.
lows. Heartburn. 1loatinq. Head.
ache. crarps Or Vomiting make you
rnnI nstnnranln In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

Hon. NJ r. Otero. register ot q
land once at Santa Ne. spent Sat,
day evening with his family here. II
turulne 10 Santa We yesterday MOI
Ing He Gays his once r. crowd
With work these days.