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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
STINK sUos N pnosNIx

a special dispatch 10 the Denver va.
pefs gives the Information that Phoe-
nix. Aria, has hocn Visited hy a plague
such as would nave been credit to
the old time Egyptian nays stink
bugs. the black bociles 90 most often.
sivo odOr. are IN the city ia clouds,
1ndor foot hy dny aud swarining
around every electric light I'm my
riads nj night SO thick are they
around street corners at uight chat
The street cars. once stopped. ind dii
Hcnlty in again starting When coins
st a good rate. 10 Is almost impossible
fo stop the cars under hair q block
40 the least. as TIE hugs are 80 thick
on tho traoks chat The wheels slip and
slide 81 un grCtse no matter how hard
the brakes may be- applied The side
walks are black with the bugs and are
spotted with grease where the many
thousands have been crushed beneath
The feet OF The pedestrians
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
REFUSED TO MAKE
INJUNCTION PER- ANENT


Tho case of Nicholas s..tz VS.. Mar
TIN rierBcy. IN which Metz asked for a
permanent injunction against Tiernoy.
To prevent the latter from erecting a
high hoard fence alongside a two-stOry
business building belonging 20 Meta,
was heard before judge Abbott yester.
day.
Metz recently erected a house az the
corner Of Third street and Atlantic
avenue. Mr. riernoy owns lot and
residence adjoining the building. and
commenced the erection OF high
hoard fence along the dividing line OF
the lots. Metz asked for an injunction
10 restrain Tiernoy from erecting such
fence ON the ground that Il shut out
the light lrOia the windows on that
side at The building.
A temporary Injunction was issued
several days ago, but after hearing
both sides 90 the case Judge Abbott
decided thar there was no case "a
make such injunction permanent, ag
ihero was 30 evidence 60 prove tres
pass and therefore the temporary in
junction was dissolved.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
RATION SCENE OF
MANY BURGLARIES

A number of bbrelaries we're re-
ported 10 City Marshal Kruger Tues
day and "Wednesday night says the
Ration Reporter
on TUESDAY night the McGraih resi-.
dOnco on North Third street was en-,
tered Mrs Anna Matthews. Sister OF
the McOmth brothers. was asleep mp.
stairs and heard Noise dewn stairs.
hut supposed Il was one OF her broth.
crs A litti, later the burglar entered
her room and ON helnt discovered.
fed re hal ransacked an the trunks
down stairs and had found three
pUckpibonkF. which wlFc empty,
fourth hook containing money he
failed 20 lind. Nothing, so FAR. 40
uears 10 bs missing
Also on Tuesday night three pairs
90 trousers we're stolen from one 90
the rooms ai the Southern hotel. one
pair contained sl.50 In change. Two
pairs Of thD trousers were found IN
Hush Smith ward the next m0mlne.
on ruesday Thos Thatcher had a
vallsr anafcaed out OF bis spring
wagon The ssighcl contained hls
wifes gold watch. which had the BET.
tiers y W. q eneraved IN monogram
ON ne outside and 0n The inside was
engraved biz wifo's mil name.
Jerome TOYS room nj the Gate City
hofel was entered Wednesday nighi
aud a pair %. trousers containing sf3
in cash taken The trousers. keys and
The purse uls found heugipg on the
fence tho next morning.
a.. q. Colpu0vc'H residence was also
entered Wednesday night. Mr.. Col
grove discovered the burglar aud be
fed through The window without get.
ting anytime
Dave Dwyes residence was entered
the same nlght but belne discovered
by Mrs. Dwy'r the thief iiod without
securing anything
H. Nails idCnce ON Second street
was also pn 0rcd the same night. bat
the thief was frightened away with.
out securing anything
rhOs Denton was also a vlatim. the
enersctio bufelar took bis trousers
and after taxing his watch and some
change lef tho nanta.
Ou the slUn evening the residence
of switchmau a. G. Porron. on North
Fourth silect vas entered. Mrs Per
r0l discotcra the thief and sent a
couple OK Shots after him.
VIM. Afaols apartments we're also
invaded. out Mr Arkell frightened the
burglar, who made good his escape
Suspects arrested.
Thursday ulsht three men were ar.
rusied on the charge of having com
m.ited some 1i the burgiarlss referred
fo and vii have Il hearing IN the ius
tee court ai lo o'clgck this morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
ThE sEsT YEAR
Yet FOR SHEEP RAlsERs

Hon. and Mrs. Solomon Luna, OF
los Lunas. are la the city on business,
Mr. Luna says the sheep raisers of
New Mexico are enjoying the best
year ever knuWu or rather as far back
as he can recollect The ranges are
covered with abundance OF grass. the
water holes are fun OF good water;
the sheep IN the best Of condition pos
siblo. and lambing al over tie terri.
tory viii show wonderful per cent.
The rheop will produce more wool than
usual this spring, and the prices 10 be
obtained from buyers viii put every
wool grower In tho territory In good
financial condition. Lambs will bring
this tail the highest prices for many
years, and considering everything the
sheep raiscrs and wool growers OF the
southwest indeed have something TO
be thankful for this season.
Mr. Luna % hero today 10 receive
over poo, 600 pounds Of wool, which Is
arriving from his ranges In the Mag.
daiona district. This immense spring
clip will be- secured az the Albuqucr.
quo Wool Securing mills. preparatory
10 shipment 90 bis eastern wool cen
t0fa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
PROBATE couRT MATTERS.

Al Hrssion of the probate court,
presided over ay IudEe Jesus Romero
yesterday the following matters were
acted upon.
The last viii and to. ameni OF Hob
ere iauachild, deceased. was approved
and admitted 20 probate. OTTO DECK.
man and Norman kommerer were ap
pointed as executors. the bond being
placed at $1,000
The estates Of Ricardo Armiio, Am
brosio Armiio and a. Armllo, decoas,
ed, were admitted 40 probate and Fol.
ipe AFmiip was appointed adminisira'
tor giving 0und In the sum ~ 5000
in each case.
The estate OF Lucas Garcia. Max
Ehrlich, administrator, The report OF
the estate was filed. MT Enrich Was
instructed hy the court 10 Ale an 10.
yentory Of al the real property OF the
estate and also 40 inform the court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
HELD TO The GRAND
JURY FOR STEALING SHEEP

Yesterday before Justice OF the
pcaco George erals was heard tho
case oi Nicholas Orioga IS. nariolo
Trulili0. rrnjillo was arrested last
Saturday ga narelas ON complaint OF
Oricga VINO charged him with killing
and carrying away sheep from a flock
owned by Ortcga, pasiured near Coy.
ote springs
rruNlo, IL rs said wanted 20 plead
guilty To- the charge providing he
would only be- assessed small fine
Tor the crime, hui OrieER was not
willing. After considering an the
ey ldence Judge Cralg rendered a
declslon holding Trujillo 90 the grand
jury In tho sum OF $3.50 bonds He
furnished the same and waa released
from custody
Mercedes Chayes. who works for the
Truiilloa. who are butchers. and who
was charged with being an accessory
was discharged. it being found that be-
had nothing 10 do with The crime.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
KANSAS CITY
STOCK MARKET
NEw MEXICO. ARIZONA AND TEX.
As CATTLE AND etfEEp ON THE
MARKET.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City. NO. June b--Caitlo
receipts last week we're moderate ans
the assortment ~ the different classes
was just about right for the demand.
except stOckcrs and feeders All
kinds Of killing cattle advanced ~
to % cents. except some slippery
grass steers which have just begun to
make their appearance. Siockers and
feeders lost 10 to % cents. light
stOckcrs and stock calves losing most.
Receipts today are exceptionally
heavy az $4,000 head. bat one half o.
these are IN the quarantine division,
general market 3 90 lb lower. Good
Killing steers from Fowler and Rocky
Ford sold last "Wednesday nj fb.2n 10
as 20. weighing 200 TO 800 pounds
Hay feds sold during The week AZ ti.66
% 1898. Panhandle stockers ~ s3.ab
90 at25 and a big string Of $40 Pan
handle yoarllnFs AZ $50 % $3.50 No
Colorado or western cattle are includ.
% In the receipts tOdsy. but several
shipments Of Panhandle steers are
among the receipts just nov, nearly
al the stuff coming from Colorado
and the northwest goes 20 the Killers.
WNift the fhhnhhnif stunt lH tahNN
by the country buyers
Tho sheep market advanced 10 40 n
cents last week. lambs gritlng the fan
strength Of the advance as they are
exceedingly scarce No lambs Of any
consequence are hoing received here
from any source and the most depend.
cnco o. on the Arkansas valley stuff
which D. getting scarce and q poor IN
quality being tho wind.upF ~ winter
feeding Wooded lambs bring 67i 10
s7.e5. clipped lambs 1915 10 tGis Tho
supply 81 Texas gud Arizona muiiDns
was very HIGHT last week nfic Wed.
ncsday and a good many orders ~.
mAinei untitled NJ the end ~ the
week Supply today "A 10000 head.
market on sheep 30 lower. lambs
steady. Mixed Arizona sheep sold nt
4f0b today Arizona lambs and year
lings mixed no t525. yoarlnrg and
wothefs at $3.50. mixed Texas sheep
sell al $40 90 siG5 Texas ewes
bring tt25 to $500. Very few stock
or feeding sheep are hclng received,
ahhough there d a gOod demand here
for stuff Of that class Mutton re-.
colpts are hruyior AZ an the markets
than last year. but the general mutton
situation is Improving rapidly carn
season 80 that the demands keeps
ahead OF the Increased supply
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
At KANSAS CITY PENS .

Special Correspondence
Kansas city. Mo. June g.. Some
sales ~ Texas ard Arizona sheep at
Kansas city this week
Monday May %. g. Campbell Flag
staff. Arizona. 1898 wethors. a2 TO-.
s470 Smith a H.. san Angelo. Texas.
100 Gull ewes. 20 TO-, S2T5. Rice Col
Inns. ConchO. Arizona. 2i96 wethers. So
10, sass Mex Ferguson San Angelo
Texas. sai wethera. % TO-. si70.
Tuesday. May 30 White A s. San
dersOn Texas. GOa ewes as 3d.. $685.
Y. Campbell Flagstaff. Arizona. ii0O
wetherH, 92 No.. tf.06
"wednesday. May 81. white a g.,
Sandonsou. Texas. S02 ewes. "a No.,
$3.50; Gonzales. Arizona, 7Gi weth.
ors. 90 No., si60,
Thursday, June /. Ed wigElos
worth. Texas. go goats % H.. $50;
Friday June p w w Means San
Angelo. Texas, iA42 mixed. ~ b.,
$3.50; Weaver A r., Arizona. $40
sheep and yearlngs. 81 H., si65;
Weaver a r. Arizona, Sai wcthers, IS
H.. s440.
Some sales OF southwestern cattle
nj Kansas City this week;
Tuesday. May 30. ID. r. Gamble, Mig
Springs. Texas, 50 stockcrs, $40 h.,
s4f6. u. u Candle. Mig Springs. Tex.
a.. 80 stockers III H., s425; y. p.
Gamble. Blg Springs. Texas 80 stock
ers. ~ H.. ff25: Wooiwlno a CO.,
Pecos. Texas. 1875 stockcrs, AS lbs.
$50.
Wednesday May 81. woolwlne a
Co. Pocos. Texas. $40 stockers, 1858
10, $40; WoOlwlno & Co, Pecos.
Texas. l64 siockers. 5Sl H.. $3.50;
Woolwine q Co. pecos. Texas li9
sioekers. 7Sf b.. s3.35; wOolwine a
Co. pecos. Texas. 81 stockers, GGi h..
$3.50
Thursday. June I. J. Greenlee, vi
paso. Texas A. stockcrs fta b.,
s8S0: J Greenloo. E paso. Texas
stockor. 470 h.. $500; J, Greenlee
vi Paso. Texas. 81 stockers. $50 ID
SAYS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

lutte surprised Guess sou dldnt
talnk the place was occupied. eag
- replied. OF course. that hls sur.
mise was correct
Well maybe, he returned, you
came l0 take possession yourself but
come take a seat and be- rolled me
an empty keg ana ! sat down. Tor I
fch stunned 20 Hee the man and me
dog with the hear Nevertheless Joo
Wiilard--ihats his name wasn't q
bad sort of FELLOW. aud when ! Told him
how sag the bears trail and follow
cd ID up 10 The hole he Just laughed
and said ia hctter hunt with him that
winter. and lDsted me how tap coun'
try round there lay
IA seems that Joe had struck ACROSS
the AlleRaet The fan before 1 did, only
ne LETT @ nit laic, aud when he sot
there he had just time cough 20 get
his stakes drove before the ground
iroxe right up 10 him.
"'i was looking around, Hike YOU
said Joe. Tor a good camp spot when
a hear and two cubs crossed me right
al the head OF this valley. and ! laid
her oar and one cub She other one
gut away. ana when ! lrHiled u up the
TAN lod right here
Now. goe agrees with me that u
is nul quite professional like 60 10
diving into dark hole after bear
when you don know how many there
may b. inside. so be- thought HI would
curse hit and see whether that
wouldn't bring Bruin out, for bears
don't IKE 10 be called ugly names, we
an know al least We trEppefs and
hunters but this bear, Il seems. didn't
CA &. because perhaps he was voting,
ana whom he'd cursed and talked %
/ him rlu he was hoarae, he thought u
/ was time 90 DO something else 30,
I Hike me. IN be- goes, but when he found
Tia smaller bear that looked daAed ana
sorrOWiul Joe said he hadn't the heart
no shoot H. 10 let the little cove I'VE
and stay there Win hlm, for tho cave
was warm, and that there bears been
4 there since.
VA nrst. Joe said me bear didnt
like tha dog. and for time there Mas
some lively scrlmmafes, but since
struck him the dog and the bear nave
neon as good pards as Joe and l. ana
when they were not stealing mo sfnp
from ST., Nhy tell you, the Two OF
them we're hunting for y together l"r
All the world as " they we're two
brothers,
Eyes. boys, N any OF you are likely
10 be- out in that part youll hnd "a
about twenty miles east OF sykseA
trail aud some twenty west NJ the
STRAY man Cabin. Yes, certainly You
viii see the bear and the dos, too
How about the chainf on, Joe strap.
! ped that 10 ore 0f the animals nina
logs. 30 that any one hunting mlkhi
understand that the bear was tame
and somebody's property
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
rRGAVELiNo MAN KILLED
NOT SALESMAN PAGE

The travelling man who vas run
over ana killed a. Trinidad on satur.
day last after saving a woman from
instant death under the wheels of au
outgoing train vas not r. y. rngt, oi
Pueblo. the wollknown Falcsman Of
The American Tobacco company who
l. regular visitor 90 Albuquerque.
The frai report OF The accident gave
the dead mans name AZ ,. j. Page,
and hs friends in tme city were
shocked when they read The ais.
patches They viii be- Eratiaod 80
learn that q Aas case of mistaken
identity. ald hai Mr peee is still
alive
Tho man who was killed was Mar
tin A Pegs sales agent 0l che Money.
weight Scales company pf Denver,
Colo. The particular OF the acct
dent show thc' PEGS who was on his
was 90 los Angeles lrif he train ai
Trinidad 20 gee something 10 eat.
When ho started Tor the train % was
in motion and just as be weEt 90
board the steps of % chair car, a lady.
Nho had been on ihe train 10 bid
friends goodbye. started go get Oh.
She fen aud would have been ground
to death under thc wheels. hut poFg
graDhcd hold of hpf ana kept her from
going under the wheels.
he then made a run for the trPin
which WIS under considerable head
way and Jumped ahoard the steps of
"A Pullman. on which the vcsiible was
closed. lir missed his footing and fcll
beueaih the wheels OF the train. Both
legs were crushed on Just below the
waste and pcgF died before an amhu.
lance arrived. TIE remains were taken
ia charge by the United CONNER
cial Travellers association and shipped
10 Denver for burial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
GREATEST vgAH FoR
SHEEP INpusTRY


According 90 atateemnts made by
prominent sheep faisers % New Me,t.
leo The present year will be- the most
prosperous one in the history os that
industry in the territory The lamb
crop has averaged from rs 10 100 per
cent, which will more than Offset the
heavy losses sustained by the long
drpuih OF early last year. The range
= paradise ni green grass and Tow
ers and there "a water IN abundance
Millions of pounds OF wool the 70.
suit Of the spring clip, "a now being
marketed a. the highest price ia years
ana there are more buyers than there
b. wool. The price ranges from 2s 20
20 ccnts. the top market price. Much
wOul % going to local buyers. while
boston, Philadelphia and other east
ern firms have representative IN A..
ouquorque which is m largest wool
market va New Mexico
Among Che bis sales that have been
made tho past week be- the wool clip
OF solomon Luna. 0f los IunaR.
amounting 20 nearly 100000 pounds.
which was purchased by Nyer Fried
mann, 0f las Vegas
Tho sheep firm of McMiilen. Raw
nolds a Chayes yesterday soid their
clip of la0uu0 pounds 10 J.. "a. Bear.
rup. of ihe RIO Gfan4e Wollen mills.
Toe Iuri Mountain Lumber com.
pany sold lte clip of 10000 pounds 10
Held Bros. of this city.
~ Is said that Bearrup Paid the
highest market price Tor the McMll,sn.
kaynolds a Chayes WOOL. that OF 90
cents per pound.
Most of the WOOL tina. s. marketed
Do This city is treated al the securing
mills IN this city That which "a pur.
chased by local buyers o. done more
To. speculative purposes than anv.
thng as d is held until the marka;
advances and then sold to eastern
buyers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
orr THE PRIZE

Tho Albuquerque base bali club yea
terday took the last OF series Of four
games with the l.as Vegas Blues az
Gniliuas PARK in thas city by the rag
god score 81 ~ 10 40 Albuquerque
on three samos ont of the four as fol.
lows, First dag. Albuquerque "a, Las
Vegas 49,. aecond day. Las Vegas "a.
Albuquerque 2; third hay, Albuquerque
ti Las Vegas ( fourth dey, Alhn.
Qucruuo g. Las Vegas a.
ny winning a majority of the games
the local team won The 500 prize Of
frrod by the Las Vegas Spring Racing
association, and came home over fi35
To the good. 0alieEos pitched three OF
the four games ana 90 him the home
team gives the credit for the victor.
les. Matnoy. the Denver league plch.
er upOn whom lhe Las Vegas players
pinned their faith, had a glass arm
and waH otherwise physically disabled.
Ia connection with this article II
must not be- forgotten that the games
we're umplred by Las Vegas man.
May Play Demlng Sunday.
Manager r. J. Houston Of the
Browns, ~ la correspondence with the
the manager OF the Demlng team and
Il ~ likely that game Will be- arranged
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
GOLD BARS At
TOWN OF KlNoMAN

Special Correspondence
KlnEman. Ariz., June 5-Heny 10
vim former sheriff OF Mghavp county,
arrived here today from the Gold Roads
gold mining camp with a bar OF the
yellow metal Weighing over 100
pOunds and valued az $4,000 The
drive from Gold Reads 10 klngman n
twenty eight miles and the round trip
consumed the greater pari OF the day.
Two truaty men. armed with WIN
che@OIs. accompanied the doughty
ox-sherin The country tTaycrsed IN
bringing the treasurer 10 the city is
very rough aud 10 infested with a very
rough g ass OF citizens, and the armed
escort Ia taken asa precaution 90 pre-
vent a possible holdup.
The Cold Roads mime b owned hy the
Gold Roads mining and Exploration
company, and Is the richest mine iu
the southwest Il was discovered
four years ago hy Henry lovin. NJ
Loyin sold the property when't was q
shallow ten.foot hole for $50 0n0. los
Angeles people were the purchasers
aud they Immediately sold u aa a
hundrod-i0Ot hole for $3.50 600 The
purchasers and present part owners
N'iN "a Nhli ihf'l"nh TOT NNN"'NNf hnN
the property ia reputed 10 be- bonded
for one million dollars
the present working Is az q 00O.fool
level where tho ledge o. sixteen
feel thick aud carries gold runnina
from SIS 10 SEQ per ton.
A $4,000 bar Do carried ont Of tho
camp about one every three weeks
and lts arrival OF Kingman Is tho most
important event Of iho humdrum llii
OF iho town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
WRECKED DINER HERg.

Attached Ia No today was dining
car No. ifl0, which was Ia the wreck
OF the santa Fo west hound limited
near Williams. Arlz.. on Sunday morn.
ms last ln which the diner and three
other cars left the track The other
cars we're only slightly damaged. but
ihe diner suffered quite severely. u
turned completely over on rs side aud
lsil down slx.foOt embnnkmont
some 1000 pieces OF dishes we're hrol
ga into bits Inc electrical globes. in.
side Furnishings OF the carE,etc. badly
dishgurod and several window panes
broken. Fortunately no one IN the
diner was injured. The diner was ln
charse OF Conductor j. Hughes and
Nas being taken 10 tho ear shops at
fupoka go be- rebuilt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
MARY GLEN WON
LAS VEGAS DERBY

A crowd Of several thousand PEG.
pie yesterday afternoon saw Los Ange
limo, winner Of the Albuquerque derby
and a heavily played iavorite Tor the
las Vegas derby. 20 down 10 defeat
az Gallinas park in that city, holng
no5ed ont at the wire by Mary Glen,
owned By Fred Kraft si louis
horaeman. MARY Glen was \ rank out.
slider in the betting Getting on hrst
a. the barrier o. W. Cahilla I.os Ange.
limo led all ahe way around aud inio
che stretch. with Dan Colhngs. a Colo.
RADIO horse second and Nary Glen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

u lao disposition o. al personal pror.
orty on on before the July sosal0n 81
The court Mr.. -. " Chaycs the a..
iorney representing tht heirs Of the
deceased. accepted the iullng of the
court.
ID. 4. Macpherson, a. administrator
IF The estate Of T. A. Grant Aled his
bond as such administrator IN the sum
OF $1,000, which was approved.
several other matters 81 minor im-
pOriance we're disposed Of BY the court
after which an adjournment was
taken
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
DrYInr pronaralIons lImply devaI

Drying preparations simply devoi.
op dry catarrk they dry up the soerciioua
which adhere 20 chs membrane sud decoins
pose, causing n Gar moro SERIOUS trouble Than
The ordinary form ~ catarTh. Avoid All dry
ing iahalnnta, fumca, smokes and snuha
and ueo that which clonnnCs, aoothea and
hoala. Ely'e Cream Balm ia kuch remedy
and will cure caiarfh on cold Ia the heed
easily End pleasantly. TRIAL aixo will ho
mailed for 10 cents. an druggists sell the
h0c. ai9e. Ely brothers. B6 Warren s., NY.
Tho BALM cures Withhold palm does not
irritato OF oarso sneexlng. II spreads iisolf
over an Initiated and angry Ruriaco, fcliey.
iEq immediately The painful Inflammation,
With Fly'a Cream Balm you are armed
against Nasal CalarIh aud Hay Fever.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
NolarIss PualIe AppeIntsd.

The following notarlos public have
been appointed by Governor Otero.
Engenio Nrlsaru. Albuquerque; d w
Clay. las Vegas Juan Rey Baca,
Belon. Abran Aheyta, sccorro; n
Rouant. Dr.. Las Cruces; Henry "
Vincent. DORSEY.
Postmaster Appointed.
AdOlph BECKER has been appointed
postmaster vi C0lora, Lincoln county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

Tho Wyoming Tribune ls authority
for the statement that the Burlington
has abandoned itN plans 10 build n
rairoad from Frannio. on the Taluca.
Cody line, 20 ThermopOlla. Neb.. be.
cause % tho fear that the new road
would not pay The Tribune claims
'is information came from an author
itatlVa touroe.