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The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
DEATH CONTINUES RICH HARVEST.

night at S15 O'Clock OF pneumonia,
after an illness OF twenty hours The
funeral was conducted from the resi-
dence at , O'Clock Friday afternoon,
the interment being at the city ceme-
terry. Mrs. Elizabeth Wittmer, Misses
cecilia and Jane WIttmer and Philip
Wittmer, of Canneltou, and Miss lone
Dowden, of Brandenburg. were here
to attend the funeral
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
TOBE PROBED DEEPLY.

Clarksvllle, Tenn. Feb. Is. The Hon.
A. E. Gardner, who was appointed
special torney by the President TO
investigate the alleged tobacco com
blne in the dark tobacco district, has
returned from Washington, where he
was called to confer with United
States Attorney General Moody. He
believes that the officials wilt go to the
very bottom in the investigation of
the operations of the alleged trust
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
MISS MCDONALD DEAD.

Miss Dora Mcdonald, who was born
and reared at McDani,ls, died last
Friday In Louisville of appendlc tis
The funeral was held Sunday. the in
terment being at Cave Hill cemetery.
Miss Mcdonald leaves the following
brothers Ed , Henderson; Fred and
Tom, Preston; Ernest, Louisville
Jewett, New York and one sister,
Mrs. Frank Mattingly, of Louisville.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
NOW AT NAVY YARD.

Lewis w. Ditto, formerly OF Har-
dlnsburg, is now located ar Norfolk
Navy lard, Portsmouth, Va, as the
result of government appointment
through "civil ..servlce. Mr.. Ditto
was formerly located at Lexington,
where he attended school,
Mr. Ditto Is self-made young man
and has risen to the position he now
holds solely 10y his own efforts.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
THOUSANDS CONVERTED.

Decision day, last Sunday, resulted
IN the profession of religion by 5000
persons in Louisville, New Albany and
Jacksonville. That was tie number
taken into the various church.s Sun
day after the week of revivalistic
work Taken with the 1000 who are
estimated TO have been saved during
the preceding week Of the campaign,
it makes a total of 1, 600.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
MRS. SPRINGATE DEAD.

lrvinzton, KY, Feb. 21.-(Special. }
Mrs. John Springate died last We'd.
nesday, after lingering illness. She
leaves a husband and several sons and
daughters. Her remains were inferred
in the family burying ground near
Garfield Thursday morning.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
A Tight Chest,

Causei from heavy colds, often leads
t. Pneumonia Paracamph will re-
lieve this condition instantly. When
applied It stimulates the condition
and draws out all inflammation. You
don t take it, rub it on. Don't delay
Get bottle and use it to-day.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
" haI Are TheN?

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. A new remedy Tor stomach
troubles, bilousness, and constipation,
and good one. Price 25 cents For
sale by Short & Haynes.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
UNDER QUARANTINE.

Tarfork, Ky, Feb. 2l.-(Special.) -
Marion Jackson,of this place, has small
poX. DIR. Glasscock, of Irviugton, came
down on Tar creek Thursday and en-
forced the necessary precautionary
measures. Every suspected family is
under quarantine.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend to our friends
and neighbors our sincere thanks for
their many acts of kindness and sym
pathy during the illness and since the
death of cur son.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Fl. Brlckey.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
DIES OF PNEUMONIA.

A young child of Mr.. and Mrs. Hi
ram Moormau died Monday night of
pneumonia. The tn neral was held yes.
terdav afternoon, the interment being
at the Burdett burying ground.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
SHIP HEREFORD CALVES

q. n. and Tom Lvddan, of Irving
ton, have shipped four Hereford calves
to Alabama to be inoculated and go
into a sale of Herefords. They had
five calves under one year old in
southern sale last yea" that made an
average of Sl66.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
INFANT DIES.

The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aft. Taylor, of Custer, died last Friday.
II was born February /.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for acts of kindness and SYM
pathy extended at our recent bereave-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darnell Dowden.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
AFTER STANDARD OIL.

Elizabethtown, Ky, Feb. 17.-Com-
mon Sealrh's Attorney Layman has filed
ten suits in the March term OF Circuit
Court against the Standard Oil Company
for peddling oil in the county without a
license. penalty of 81 900 is demand.
ed in each case.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
DEATH AT CUSTER.

Garfield KY, Feb. 91 Especial }
Regret is felt here at the death of
Hub Oliver, of Custer on February
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
ANOTHER PICNIC.

Nobe Pate, Jube Hook and W. b.
Pate will give big picnic on July 4
at the same old grounds neal Hardins-
urg.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
WEDS BANK CASHIER.

Miss Lou Dean, daughter of Jno.
H. Dean, of this city, was mdrr ed, on
February l9, to Melvin Black cashier
of Pierce City Bank, at Pierce City,
Mo
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
MRS. JANE BOARD DEAD.

Garfield, KY, Feb. 91. Especial. }
Mis- Jane Board died Sunday morn
ing of Pneumonia, at her home near
here The interment was at the fam
lily graveyard near Harmed. A daugh-
ter Mrs Matt Priest, survives.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22

Rev. &. r. Daniel was in Hawes-
vile Saturday. ...-
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

lets. All CruggiS's refund the money II il
falls to cure =. W. Groves signature is on
box. 25'
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22

W. T. Tilford went to Beaver Dam
asst Wednesday.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-02-22
ILL ONLY 20 HOURS.

Forrest, the infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Darnell Dowden died Thursday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
CHARLESTON DAM TO BE- CON.
STRUGTEO IN NEAR FUTURE

W c. Ferris, secretary OF the San
Pedro Valley Water Users associa.
tlon. Is In Phoenix from henson 10
confer with Engineer 4. q. hin. re.
fDrdinE the irrigation projects ln
which the people 81 benson and tho
salt River valley are much inter
osted
The Enterprise says hat from ~
gineer Hin. sqcreiary ferrlS expects
% get certain data OF importance re-
gaFdlng the nnw az the San Pedro
river, which must b. had before fiir
Their work can be done l0K'ard secur
Ing a government appropriation iof
the Construction Of dam az Charle
ton.
The Charleston dnm Will impound
the wa.ers ~ the san Pedro. above
81, David, On the line ol the El Paso
q southwestern between Douglas
and Benson bringing 900 acre. 10
~ fertile land as there is Ia the west
under cultivation
Engineer Henry n Evans mado
geological survey of ho Charleston
dam, his estimate OF iha cost of COM
srneiion being f785.00o or about one.
ihllu Whhi ~ VIII cuHi 90 luli Dee
ronto basin reservoir
Evans report SHOW that The Char
ioiton project d Tea file ana worthy
one and should be- given attention by
the government. aluns with several
others Ia the west lhal are ROW an.
der consideration hy ne government
ohiclals
A. planned now. tle Charleston
dam Will Dc 100 Zee across IA the
bottom, going up in lo Shape OF "a
Triangle unlil the distance from one
side 70 the other Will boz 200 feet
10 width from rear to rear viii be-
100 feet. The first nfty feet from
the bottom viii have almpat derpen,
dlcular walls and after thar ihe walls
wv slope outward rapidly Tomb.
stone nfnspector.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
GOVERNOR OTERO RETlCENT
AZ TO STATEHOOD
NEW MEXICO WOULD co IT
ALONE, He SAYS, GUT GIVES
OUT NOTHING REGARDING THE
JOINT ADMlTTANcE.

Governor NJ. A. Otero. Of New Mex.
leo, stopped IN Denver yesterday al
The Brown raiace hotel he was &C.
companied by his wife. Governor
Otero "a n brother ~ Mrs. Harry
Obryan. and he stopped here to visit
her.
lie stated last evening that Nov
Mexico IL strong for single statehood.
and that sentiment Is against Joint
statehood with New Mexico. The same
feeling exists In Arizona. nelther ter
ritory wishiHE 10 unite with The other
Governor OtorO said that certain par.
ties Of the congressional committee
who looked into the matter have since
changed their attitude In the matter,
ana are not In favor ~ Joint state
dood. Personally, be refused TO say
whether he would be IN favor OF Joint
statehood or nothing. N Il shOnlu
come 10 that issue.
Governor Otero's appointment as
governor OF New Mexico will expire
In January. He did not care 10 dis.
cuss the possibility Of his reappolni.
ment TO that ONCE. He IL now serv.
ms his second term and there Ia con
siderable discussion as to who the
next executive shall be. Harold Ia
german. son Of J. J. Hagerman, for.
mefly Of Colorado springs. has been
prominently mentioned FOR the Office.
but Il Is thought In some quarters
that President Roosevelt may az.
point a nonresident Of the territory.
owing 20 the political faciIous existing
there.--Donver Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
BOHEMIAN COLONY
FOR SOCORRO
PROMINENT BOHEMIAN CITIZEN
WANTS TIC ESTABLISH COLONY
AT the GEM CITY.

Max Kirchman. the prominent 10.
hemian citizen 81 Chicago. who "a.
Gently came 90 SocDrrG In search Of a
desirable l0Catlon Tor a colony Of his
counirymon, already In the United
States, has become very wsli sails.
Ned With conditions here aud has
taken decisive steps toward the ostah.
fishing on bohemian colony IN The
city and Immediate vicinity, says the
socorrO Chicftain.
Mr., kirchmana nrst step ia In the
form 0f a formal offer tO the CITY
council 90 purchase large pari III
The unOccnpiod lands ~ tie socorro
grant o. 4 fair price. n thls 0ffnr 4
accepted a. Il doubtless will be a.
soon aa the necessary legal prellm.
lnaries can be satisfactorily ar
ranged Mr. Klrchman viii give an
ample guarantee that be will romniy
with any reasonable conditions thai
may be proposed fle has all the
financial backing that IL necessary.
and VIII pat hls plan into execution
az once
This Is the Fsfesl opla,luaiiy So
Zorro has had In years 20 tottor bor
condition. Mt kirchman Il confident
mat the carrying out ~ his plan viii
result IN the doubling IT the p0pula
lion Of The city and ricinlly IN very
short time. The Increase IN popula.
ton viii DO 81 a mort desirable Find.
for the knhcmiana are a hard-sart
lns, thrifty and patriotic people. They
VIII give their attention here nrlnr
paily o. agriculture. bnt also t0 other
lines on Industry tu which they are
adapted, and u la safe 20 believe that
hr. klFchman has not 0YaGoaiimaied
the beneficial results of the execution
~ his plan
u may b2 added that Nr Kirehman
naF very liberal offers from other
towns Ia New MeAico. and Il ~ not
Cor a moment 10 BE- believed that 50
c1froe mayor and city council will
decline o. make M liberal terms with
MIN az can Do made within tho
nouuda OF reason. let "a have tha
Bohemian colony
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
Francis Mccarthy Discovers simple
and Practical Method. Exploding
Al Previous Theories

san Francisco. Cal. oct % Fran.
els ,, Mccarthy. a mere lad. JUST past
~. has invented a Wireless telephone
system which u considered hy author
tiles to be- Cor superior % ANY yet put
forward.
The young Inventor has worked out
his idea unaided and alone Through
poverty and reyersea. he has devoted
every spare moment and every penny
he could Darn To tho Invention OF an
apparatus which may hrlng him
world wide reputation.
Several weeks ago he gave a public
demonstration Of what could be ac-
compllshed boy the use OF his system.
Tho most gratifying results were oh
tained. His apparatus az that time.
owing 10 lack Ot funds, was nocesssr-
lily crude. hui since then he has been
able 90 perfect many details which
have Increased the value Of his sya.
tenn
In his system 81 wireless telephony.
Mccarthy demonstrates tina % Is pos
sible 20 transmit the different charac.
teristics OF the voice.
Mccarthy offers as an illustration
OF what be- has accomplished the old
time string telephone. constructed OF
two ordinary tin cans with a string
attached TO the bottom Of the cans.
lie says.
1--WE will term tho bottom of the
cans the diaphragms, or that which
the variations OF the voice affect. lie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
POWER I'M ERIE

Russell Harding. general manager
Of the Erie railway. 20 which he came
with the latter's absorption OF the
Pere Marquette. Is now tipped TO take
active management OF tho Erie, fol.
lowing a report that President +. ID.
Underwood Ia shortly to retire.
age 80; born at Springfield, Mass.
At "a was errand boy IN Office OF
his father. a railroad contractor.
Became paymaster for bis father.
Station agent ana telegraph operator
on the Portland & Ogdensburg rail.
road In 1878.
Entered engineering department IN
1876.
Became assistant engineer OF con.
structlon Of the International Great
Northern railway of Texas, 1850.
Six years later became chief engin.
eer and chief OF construction.
Superintendent and engineer OF the
Southern Kansas a Missouri Pacific,
1906.
In 1895 became superintendent OF
the Dakota division OF tho Great
Northern Tailway.
One year later became supGrlntond.
ont OF the sane division.
The next year saw him superintend.
ent Of the entire system.
In 1898. vice president and general
manager OF tho Sc. Louis Southwest
ern, and president OF tho 81. Louis
Southwestern IN Texas.
March 2, 1900. saw him vice presi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

gold mine to Mr.. nolasco, 10 whom
she owes her position today as Fanny
DavenpOrt's successor 10 the title OF
Americas greatest actress.
After being closed for n week IN
preparation for the new production
the Manhattan opened with the intro.
ductlon Of Minis. Kallch IN "Monna
Wanna" lie strong portrayal Of the
German princess truly magnificent.
and iustliles the belief that she ~
bound 10 stand amongst tho best p't.
rossOs on the American stage. Her
rise IL traly marvellous. Brought up
in Roumanla. she came to this conn.
try Gen years ago. and became the
leading actress In an East Side Yld.
dish thoaicr and thrilled her audi
ences IN roles that brought out her
genius and led 10 her being called the
'.Duse OF the Ghetto" n only re-.
malned for her 10 master the English
LANGUAGE. and on her first appear.
anc 81 nan English speaking part, at
the close ol last scaHuE. received uu-
s''ntCd praise at the hands n every
critic.
Among tho new recruits TO vaudo-
vile are Joseph Hart and Carrie he
Mar, who has been peers lnificd Foxy
Grandpa" Of comic supplement fame
ft snne seasons past. and VINO nov
nrpcar "a Ptociore IN the rua sing
sketch entitled "Tho Other Yellow.
Jimmy Powers, though lonesome
for the pretty muldens IN sa ar, skirts
fid acant attire, manages to vCiy
amy In I'm Dreaming" 70 tho Al.
hRmbra
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
GRAND JURY MAY Be PROBING
CHARGES OF LAND fRAulS

The federal officials OF the Pecos
valley are getting busy with trans.
gressors Of the United States laws
In that district. The United States
Grand Jury OF the Fifth judicial dis.
irict, which convened at Roswell on
the 10th Of the month. Is stiil In SOS
sion, and fifty-four witnesses have
thus far been called before n. and Il
Is more than likely that the session
viii continue until the last OF the
week, and that the number OF wit.
nesses VIII reach close TO 100
The nature OF the cases which are
consuming so much time and necessl.
tating such large number OF wit.
nesses are unknown here, but II IL
understood that some charges OF .and
frauds In tho Pecos valley are import.
ant cases coming under the probe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
THE SURRENDER or
NOTED EMaEZZLER

Richard +. Hayes. wanted In Brook.
lyn, n. Y. for the alleged embezzle.
ment Of 100000 from the ironclad
Manufacturing company. surrendered
20 Marshal SnCdgrass. Of Bishee. Ariz.
Friday.
Hayes told the oficor that a reward
Of $4,000 was offered for his capture
and that he had wearied OF being
driven from one city 10 another TO
avoid arrest, A Telegram from Eliza
beth G, Seaman OF New York. said
70 be the head OF the concern, con.
hrmed Hayes story. and the nlsboo
oiiiciais have been advised that a
New York ofileer Is on the way 10
Arizona with extradltlOn papers.
Hayes lived for a short time In Chi.
cago and then fled 10 Denver. In both
cities he secured employment as an
expert accountant aud presented high.
- commondatory letters from employ
ers 10 the laishec Mining company. In
whose ONCE he secured position. He
says that he iust missed capture three
times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

tween the two cans we have a strlnR
drawn taut This we will call tho me.
dunn between the two stafiOnH on
speaking into one can the diaphragm
vibrates with the quality. pitch and
Intensity of the sound waves pro.
duCcd 10y the voice. The string being
connected herewith receives all these
vibrations and the diaphragm OF lho
receiving can, being connected with
the string. naturally receives any
sound produced In the first can.
The dluprngm IN the tin can rep
resonls the transmitting machine al
the wireless telephone. capable 81 pro
ducing oscillation In the ether. with
All the characteristics OF the human
voice The string represents the
ether or connecting medium between
tho two stations. The receiving can
represents a coherer and telephone re-.
ceiver capable of receiving The oscil-
latious produced by the Transmitting
machine.
In my wireless telephone / utilized
the ordinary spark gap employed IN
wireless tclegraphy also an ordinary
aniouna or wave radiator. AN the an.
paratua outside OF this is entirely an.
iercnt from any ever employed IN or.
binary wireless telephony At my fe-
ceiviug station I employ an ordinary
cohcrer telephone receiver and re.
colving antcnna."
Mccarthy has been giving daily
demonstrations OF the pracficabillty
% his invention az one Of the large
department stores In this city. and
the success attending bis work draws
about him all day long crowds OF eur.
ious spectators,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
BAPTIST MINISTER AT
ALAMo0oRpO RFgtCNEp.

Rev. G a. Taylor pastor ~ tho Zap.
tlai church here has resigned says
the Alam1gordo News. Hls resigna.
iion was handed n "Wednesday night
u % not known who viii succeed Mr.
Taylor az pastor OF The baptist
church. nor has Mr Taylor announced
iusf where be viii 30 Il 81 thought
lhat be VIII enter missionary work.
hf, Taylor has been with The nap.
~ church ~ this place foF a mum
ben a years and bas been q hard
wofsef f0r the upNmiiing Of that
church. ilis resignation o. very IsuCh
regretted oy al tho members OF ihs
church
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
AthIslIes d rsmpe NormaI.

Many improvements are being
made at the normal a. the present
time, not only IN the buildings, hat
ON tho grounds. ". w Walker. 80.
periniendent of grounds. has boan
kept busy Of late levellng suitable
places for the new tcnnia courts
Much OF this work has been com.
pleted and o couple OF the now courts
are finished Tho hoard has been
very liberal IN allowances for ath.
letics and thore Ia now scarcely q stu.
dent In The school who does rot par.
ueipate In SOHO form or other 0f
sport evenings after the close OF
school. The various tennis courts.
basket ball courts. etc. are not for
mo exclusive use Of those who stay Mt
the two d0rmitorlca, but for all stu.
dents ~ the normal ana thoy are ~.
iering into the different games with
q will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
HONOR 70 WHOM

Tho reading loving public % Ala.
mogori1 are Indebted 10 the gl pnso
a southwestern onhclals. also those
OF the AlamogordO Lumber company
Tor donations by means of which The
plblic library Is maintained. This
generous freo'hearted action on the
part oI .he acting authorities b Ger,
lainly commendabie, as q means q
great deal % tho people Of our town.
Mrs Frank Rhomberg has Focediiy
donated 9 good calendar clock 10 the
library, and Homer "a. Schoneld. man.
aver of the telephone company. has
installed a good telephone in The u.
brary gratis for ali 81 which the Al.
amogorio people are duly thankful
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
TIE SANTA Pc ELKs
WILL HAVE Bull DING

AZ tho special meeting OF the cor
poraiion OF Santa We lodge No. 500.
b. =. o. slks. held nt tho lodge rooms
santa ne, Friday evening. the build
Ing OF the opera house was thorough.
~ discussed pro and con. and the
building o. now an assured fact.
Chairman r a. Hanna appointed the
following committees q. q. Watson.
chairman; s. q. Cartwright. Plank
owen. Il " Hanna ana Dr. J. A. Mas
sic on location, to report as soon az
possible For revision and amend
mont 10 bylaws Of the corporation,
Frank owen, chairman; Attorney
General prlchard. q. HiyonhurR. A. l..
Morrison, Or and Charles Haspel-
maih. The corporation then adjourn.
Cd until tho coming Friday evening.
Tho funeral OF Ivan Chayos. the Ber.
nalilo ranChman, who WAS run ovef
and killed hy a train IN The Santa Fe
yards on Saturday night. occurred
this morning from the undertaking
parlorB Of A. Borders, ana interment
waa Ia Santa Barbara cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28


Y. X. Framework formerly Of wa.
'ialns. Aria. but now an inmate Of
soldiers Home, Cal. writes an inter
cating letter 10 The Evening Clifton
N which be- dcscrlbo5 the home. Mr..
Farnsworth talks 90 follows:
The home Us a most delightful
place, ! am be- the hospital being
treated for cancer Cannot say
whether Il win do nae any good or
non have the best ~ care. have
room hy myself and one uf ihe klndfat
nurses that ever lived Ny meals are
pfoueht 10 my room end are composed
~ me very best Of everything that Is
good 20 eat.
There are about coo other com
radea Ia the hospital and Tho death
rate ~ very heavy Recently there
were eight deaths In twenty -four
hours, which is The largest number
OF deatns Ia any dRy ln the history Of
ihe home The flag has been al half
mast almost every day since I have
been here. IN the cemetery at tho
hcmo there lleb about $500 dead.
Since ! have hcrn hero ! have mot
quite q number OF my old comrades
that ! knew in Arizona ana some fr0m
Albuquerque. among them Comrades
Albright and Fisher The former
heard that : received The Cltlsen ana
calls on me- regularly 10 see he paper.
have alaO ran across several OF my
Old Wisconsin comrades, among them
the colonel OF my old rfeiment
whom ! had not seen for f0ry years
Thf home contains veterans from
nil parts 0f 100 United afattn amonr
l1em quite 4 number ~ Mexican vet.
Grams and great many SPANISH.
American war Veterans
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
FARMlNoroN ROLLER
Mills polNo euslNEas.

g G. Ptrat, proprietor oi the Fnrm.
inFion roller mills, Waa doing q big
Dusinpss Tuesday, Gays the Times.
Ne sold n e. Hubbard d.. OF ship.
rock, 1900 pounds ~ Hour; Poe va.
Mn, of LITTLE Water 1000 pounds,
and Joe Reiiz Of crozier f.fo0. WAX.
INK a total sale for the day Of 5000
pounds. This gives some Idea ~ me
value that the MIL is 20 tho town In
commercial way such work as was
done IN Settling the mill and cnunery
located here u the Kind that brings
returns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
Divorce After 20 Years.

Salt FOR divorce was filed In The dis.
irict court this morning by Julia A..
German against Ralph German, The
complaint alleges that the defendant
wlIluliy and without cause deserted
her and has failed TO support her
since Three children, result Of the
union are living, and the curi0dy or
these s asked by The plaintiff The
couple we're married IN 1881 and lived
together ~ years when be loft her
no Del RIO. Texas, In 1901
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

dent and general manager Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific.
Became president Of the Pere Mar.
quetto and vice president and general
manager OF the O.. II. a y. in July.
1904.
Member Of tho st. Louis business
organizations and director OF Com.
monwoaith Trust company 81 that
city.
Married, but has no children.
Is very popular among railroad men
In all branches.