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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

wellington New Zealand, Dee. "a.
Because few would buy bnok ho
had written against the yellow
PERIL Edward Lionel Terry w,nt out
on the street aud shot dead tho first
Chfinaman be met, an Old. nflrm
Cantonese. tie returned 70 his hotel
lNiore riflng himself ~ and wrote To
lord Plunkoti, thc governor. thal he
mad Committed murder no bring the
alien question before the public eve
THE shadow" "a the name ~ the
book Written by Terry and illustrated
by himself % 10 q bitter attack on
The use ui Chinese labor Ia the South
African miuta ANA in other parts of
the BRITISH empire which be- feara
the yellow race will nyerfun ID ~
powerful t1atga. hnt rather ramhlng
some ~ if is Iu verse. sucn o..
When our nHi shall seck defenders
midst 500 alien kith and Kin.
ana shall nr.,hr hrnrath srnnrEe
Of Clvll strife.
Wren a mighty hybrid nation shall
nave WI ne wage Of sin.
spare us, % Col she bitter curse ~
hfo'
Terry " brilliant hut unbalanced.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
SINGLE STATEHOOD
BOOMERS AT CAPITAL
FROM OKLAHOMA AND INDIAN
TERRITORY AND A PRETTY
GIRL SANG a JOINT STATE
HOOD SONG.

single statehood for Oklahoma aud
Indian Territory WAS promoted today
in one of the most novel PERFORMANCE
ever enacted w the national capitol
buildings
A delegation 1865 strong from these
territories called 90 pay Its respects ia
senator Bevefldgo. chairman Of the
committee on territories The CONF
mitieo room would not accDmmodai.
al ni the YiaitOrs aud the senator re-
ceiyod them Ia the corridor ana ad-
dressed them there The overflow Oc-
Cupled che stairs leading % the mar-
bic room. one az tho Hpfn sacred urn-
cincts Of the senate Those nailorod
ON this elevation led ln cheering fbO
senator who compllmentcd tho people
~ TIE territories and promised thc5
should not BE- disappointed in tho.r
desires FOR statehood
The preiiiost scene ~ iha entire
proceeding was a. the close. Nhpu
Helen hUnHirum '8syrnr-0ll giri
from Oklahoma city sang three yoros
from Oklahoma the Joint statehood
song ny thlf time n scented 1t
hnil pf ihe hahiiuoa ~ the capitol
Including % number ~ seHators. had
been attracted by the ralhofinr when
lho sill had nnlshed, senator neger.
ldeo shook her hand agd compliment
eel her na asa other senators
statehood boomers received much
onrunGanement from representative
no whssF committee rooms ihey fnH-
ga and from Speaker Cannon
AMER Miss Rcnsiom bad Finished
singing f0r Speaker Cannon. he con
graduated her an hor beautiful voice
sud said You must 81 over 90 thn
senate and sing Tor the sinners Y0n
can win them over"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

versatile. bat unsettled it. is a nHe
specimen Of physical manhood, foet
2 irrhea tall. and "a years Of age
Hts father Ia prominent real ostaba
agent Ia lDadon. descondant ~
Ffcnchman named Thicry. VIVA claim.
81 io be- seton of the great Napoleon
Lionel Terry az "a went into q l.0u.
don iiicc bat az % fhc love OF acti0H
became too sirung and hu enlisted 90
line rcgimeni without hia fathers
knowledge Afior year ar two his
father bought young Terry ont OF the
army hut he could not arfflo down
10 business. so be- went 20 Africa and
fought IN the Maiahoio war az ulem.
her uf ihc mounted police. being
woundcd twice. Ho received conald.
cradle notice from Cecil Rhpacr
Returning % London b. played tho
ciiy man two years, bui again felt the
call of che Wild and became so es.
pluror In Dominica. refusing "a medal
Tor maps he provided
rhon ho travelled in British Column
bia, Australia and New Zealand
" was when hts latest book Mid nos
sell that he determined a. call tho M.
toniion OF the world 10 81 he desprr.
ate fashion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
CATTLE RkCH A0WNERS
OBJECT TO SETTLERS
The EXPERIENCE ENJOYED ~
SETTLERS ~ THE VICINITY or
ALAMOooRDO.

Two men hy fhe naine of Knlch.
came ln N.1uoRordo from rmaa Ia
few dala sFp iooflnr r0r "a hnneat,.si.
ihcj ioaud what fhey thought q, Or
suitable lneniQn luuut trn mHr
from ioHn Toe hand enclosed 'H Is
'Argl pA sure owned Hy be rlui.
mhn Nf Knight aIl his 500 -I
on 'lv lHnf iuoh .uaH ol i1uber Tor
a house aud aug "a Hell about aetDnft
iet drHp Thcy then ralufucI ~
town i0r more mm0el I1 Haish he
hnuar Wien 'hoy Tn hact fu lrIr
clalm ihel found ineF uU El'Df up
anl nd former oad % Wahcf hlru
ed tfcp body lt satisfied about aho
iih hW a0 unc carve io ialh ahoiit b
Foff l0hd Ine h0Cai newspaper mlief
20 even m. liiun DO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

not The public Is as goud iudge ~ T.
In my own part of tho country son.
aiors nre already substantially elect.
"a by iho people Party primaries arc
held and q majority b. required; Il
here o. only a plurality IN the first
primary, another is hold between the
Two highest candidates. so that there
shall De- a majority and tho man
elected ny the majority nf Inc people
y the nominee of his pauy. and bis
election acts us an Instruction io tho
senator's and the members OF the
house of ihe state legislature
man would no sooner think of
violating % Than an cioCfOr would
think OF violating biz pledsc tor a.
certain presidential tlcke;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
CATTLE or orERo COUNTY
IN FINE CONDITION

- p icr "aa 40 AlamQp0rd1 aad
~ g Reporter of ihg News hr slated
mar nurue hc Iwofty ono years thai
pr hA0 lIf09 in .nls viclnifs ana sec.
'l1u 90 tfe cluHtrf he Sad never aeen
ra'iir in better condition aud mmrf
y poets hueh'0r fhan af present.
Nr lee suYs range D. nnn. faifIe are
ia. nd while laa calf crop was good
laIt felr. "a Doe Increase No herds go
1900 81 assured cutIemon and ranch.
mcu aii over ih|s section are 'n fine
shape io make MONEY in 1906 anil CON
."qn'niiy everyday b happy and con.
feuied
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

London. Dec l3. Although Alex.
andra. queen of Great Britain aud
empress ol india, has Just celebrated
her 6isl birthday Anniversary. she
permits no sign oi ugly old age 90 he
seen A. The oldest daughter of the
king Of Denmark She was famous as
a beanty. which beauty lasted long
years after her marriage.
The aleen of ENGLAND ~ the mother
OF six children and the grand-damo 20
nine, ana Is besides the curuler OF
hundreds 0f millions Of auh3ocfs TINS
with her AK IS enough 10 Wilton the
most youthful at auburn locks, but
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
ELECT SENATORS
BY POPULAR VOTE
~ HON. JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS.
Leader Of the Democratic Minority in
the House Of Representatives..

J favor The election ~ senators By
popular vote ln their respective states.
The constitution provides two meth
DDS for its amendment ono h when
two-thirds Of each house of cOnTrose
submits an amendment 90 the peoplo
A constitutional amendment 40 M
quire tho popular electlca OF senators
VIII never De- passed that way. for
me Simple renf2n that mo senate VIII
never concur The only way that h
can ho passed Is by threefUurihs Of
me states acting 90 thar way. In
convention called for that purpose.
Whehef that viii ever be- done on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

ish scime,ar his badge Of office ~
superior butler. The servant with his
scimtar Is one Of the sights OF Hor.
lin. Mr.. Tower spends 100000 a
year on entertaining. the most cxpen.
slve single item being two balls a
year. given az Mr. Towers house
These balls nre almost az important
a. court functions they are attend.
ed BY the members OF the royal fam
Ivy.
In Paris Mr. Mccormick has taken
a new embassy ON Quay Dehilly. and
IL spending nearly $4,000 In removal,
ing and redecOrating q. The grand
hall and staircase are among the most
beautiful In Paris.
In -. Petersburg. Mr.. Meyers AZ
present IL not spending ~ much
money a. his three other confrerea,
because the disturbed situation In
the Russian capital has placed a ban
ON general entertainment. IN ordln.
airy times, however he keeps level
with the fast pace set by the Russian
nobility who are. the most rapid
spenders Of money socially In Europe
The ability Of Americas ambassa-
doris % spend fortune yearly In keep.
ina ny with the leaders In the social
race helps them moro than any other
ono thing In looking after the lLtor.
ests ~ the United States. The din
ner table and receptions bring them
INTO almost daily contact with the
political leaders OF the countries 20
which they are accredited, and they
soon become on intimate friendly
tenas with everyone Of Importance.
from the ruler OF the country down.
Then when International difficulties
arise. matters are discussed calmly
and frankly as between personal
friends. and concessions on both Sides
are made easier.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

ihHi Wfre Nrarlma Wr.Fhf of fhis
ny me- ufh hard fali lud broke
Nff tlehf Hrm nOr fhn wrlsf. SAYS
ihe sprInF'f si0rkatan las Fndsy
morning heavy white lfoH covered
rfofiihlng and na Grandma sav on
ine hack uoop 90 ben house which
d amehiur over three iee a0ote
ihe grounl sac slipped ana flii nif H..
win tne above Iesuif
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
JUDGE PfERY HAS
BEEN IDENTIFIED


Under sheriff Jose .. i.upor wh0
ZEN daufn fe he other day for Npg
York city wired sheriff D Orilz yes
terdnY shat ht bad denttod fhe man
under arrest there as ~ 3D. picr.
wanted ln santa o. Tor passing worth
less cheeks a' the claire hotel % me
amount of over $500 Under sheriff
Lopez VIII at once request roquis'ilnn
papers pi ihO governor uf New York
having secured ihe necogsary docu-
menis irum Governor Miguel A Oief0
before leaving santa Ne
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
COMING HoMg Foa HOLIDAYS.


lhmcs Duncan nho RI serving hi.
country Isl thc unty arrived af San
flancfc0 yesterday Db thp Unffi
states shIn supply vhere De- uas
m" hY nit father lamea g Duncan
m ihH c''y Says The las Vegas Optic
Ihe y0ung man has thirty days shore
leaf ana wlll return with bis m,loi
ana Visit n this cliY and viii aiao
make a short wish il Denver
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

40 the world OF large her hair has COO
cor and gloss uf a girls.
the queen has seven wigs. Eaeh
one 81 GA exact reproduction OF tb,
other. ANA each is worn on but ON,
dn} in tsc week. one wig of the
queen g. always ON lis way to parIs
io no feniesseo and russos another
ON iis Nay ia london
The Ease oi Queen Alexandra Il as
eafaiuily tended az hes nut brown
hair The skin appears a. smooth
and PINK and white as "A nahg s..
Ihefe is NOT q mark of care or wnuy
upon "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
FULLeEToN vlslrs SANTA re.
Captain o. Territorial Mounted Police
Talks Of Crime IN New Mexico.

Captain J. y Fullerton. OF the
mounted police. D. in sann pc uu
businesa DC called upon Governor
Otcro 600 discuss police work wish
him
"Th, territory s pretty free from
lmc o. present enid Captain PM
'odon have hfsu doius quite e.
Hu'e VOLTS uH mlsdonlrannf cases. bni
there haa uot been crime nf auy
prum.renra during tho pass Tow
Neohs W r. Dudley 10 Alnmoenrdu,
member of the mounted police Was
also To- Santa o. few hours.
curing liu'o .nf0rmaion lr nj
convici n the urnucuull
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

his two embellishments. aud bis en-.
tertaiumeui and other expenses bring
his total annual expenditure up 20
nearly tibore
ChaTlomagne Tower. In berlin. ~
the fra American ambassador 10
Germany to rival tho maEniflcencc of
The British. Russian and Austrian
embassies. tine triumyirate OF con
ilneuial embassy leaders. he pays
$iS,5N0 q year Tor his house rent. He
has 30 servants. all wearing gorgeous
liv"ries. with tower for u crest on
Inc huttons one OF Mr. Towers ser.
wants always wears at his side a Turk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
THE APACHE KID"
IN THE MOG0LL0KS
PRosPEcToRs COMING INTO
CLIFTON REPORT or HIS
MOVEMENTS

v III heauchamp. who recently re-
turned tO Clifton, Ariz. from Moeol-
Ions, where ho spent many weeks
hunting and prospecting. states that
theto ls NO doubt that the noted
Apache kld and his Huuaw ana child
: are living IN the wilds of the Mneol-
ION mountains OF New Mexico and
nave been FOR some years past SAYS
The III Paao News q Will be remem-
hored that the Kid disappeared some
years ago from southern AriRona and
sonora where he committed MANY
dnpredatiOus.
u has been known for some lime
ihat there were Indians In the NoRol-
ION, but their deprodat Ions have been
confined mostly 10 the killing of cat-
tie, although GA one or two oceas-
IONS citizens were fired ON. ana one
man was wounded. When Nr Uoau-
champ WIS In that section inss sum-
mer two of hts horses were stolen
and he was then satisfied that tbey
were taken by Indians. as tbere we're
indian signs all through tho noun
tains, That ho was correct In This
superstition was demonstrated ~
more recent events After Az. nean.
b 'th|aN NANf NMNMNNtfN NO MHH
informed that one o. his HORSES bad
been recovered, and on his recent
TRIP ne learned The particulars of M
recovery. ~ scoms that some cowhove
VINO were hack .G ;no mountains ram
onto the Kids camp. bat fortunately
lho $50 wac NOT at homo Mrs Kid
hhl hid Junior beat "a hasiv retreat
hun were not pursued in inc rnmp
was found ono of Mr Heanchamps
HORSES q pair of officers neld rlnsees
ana fine modern rifle bni nn cart
ridges Everything No mo cnmp was
hhen and conveyed tu tho home
rine1. Anl that very nlpht tho KID
lnd i'F snuaw returned the onn yhoy
ihcnigd am tho horses in tho ror
ial ANA rode away two 0f ne best of
them
The reason the people are "a sure
lht hid ls ln the country is because
ni the extraordinary large tracks no
leaves % Is Known that The Kid has
lho larFes foot uf any imam on the
reservation The KID could 30 had
n the government wanted him very
rag. bat r would take q regiment of .
soldiers iO gei him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
FIRE CAUSES LOSS or
PROPERTY AT PORTLAND

Portland, Ore. Doc OBJ Firt at an
early hour today destroyed the whole
t1lc grocery galahll hmont OF Wad-
hams a kerr Hrua. ansina 4 loss IN
excess I'D ti9u.ou0 -Four nrenon were
seriously injured during the progress
of the Ore
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
RESOLUTIONS PASSED
BY SILVER CITY DADS
Members Want Joint State.
hood and Grant COunty's
Railroad Debt Paid.
THANKS RENDERED PRESIDENT

AZ regular meeting OF the city
council Of Silver CITY, held Monday
night, the following resolutions re-
garding statehood for the territories
OF New Mexico and Arizona, and alsu
looking 20 the payment 0f railroad
bond Indebtedness, were passed..
BE u Resolved, by the council of
the town of Silver City, IN the county
Of Grant and Territory Of New Mex
leo.
That Whereas. a bin "a now pend
ing IN tho house OF representatives of
the congress Of the United States pro-
vldlng. among other things. for the
admission OF the territories Of New
Mexico and Arizona into the union
az one state; and whereas. the town
Of Silver City y. ~. and several OF
the counties OF said two territories
are burdened with an Indebtedness,
known as the railroad aid bonded In
debtedncas OF such town and Of such
counties. aggrogating about $1,000. 900.
which has been validated by act Of
the congress- 81 the United States;
Now, therefore, be II resolved by
this council that said house OF rep
resentatlvea be asked and said body
Ia hereby asked and requested 10 20
amend said bill that fro each dollar
OF said railroad aid bonded indebted
ness created In said town and In the
counties OF tho territory Of New Mex
loo. there be- donated Rnd granted 20
the state 10 be established out OF said
territories as provided In said bill.
for the payment Of said indebtedness
80 created In the territory 81 New
Mexico. one acre Of land 20 be selected
IN such manner as may be provided
IN such amendment, from the public
lands Of the United states lying In
said territory Of New Mexico and un-
appropriated. and for each dollar OF
such Indebtedness created in the
counties of the territory OF Arizona
there be donated aud granted 10 such
state, for the payment Of said lndobt-
ednesa 80 created In said territory OF
Arizona, one acre Of the Ike public
lands lying within the boundaries Of
said territory of Arizona. and should
any Of said lands. or any moley de-
rived from the salo thereof remain
undisposod OF after the payment of
said indebtedness. that the same be-
turned into the common schools OF
said state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
SOLD ROAD TO morgan

Tho Ohio railroad magnat0 Who sold
The c. u. a d. "a . pierpont Morgan.
VINO sold O. 10 the Erie. the latter ~
icctlng i upon nndlng out JUST ia time
that tho SYSTEM vas greatly 0vor-yai,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
Headlnq Her or

Hello. Bill wharye YOU got there's
Seen doing some Christmas shop.
pingg"
Yes Thought "a give my wife a
hitle surpflfe this year Went over
10 shoe store ana bought a swell
pair OF slippers
There's nothing Ike surprising
your wife A little thing uko that
will tickle her go dOath."
Don't you believe ~. She'll be
soror than a mule bought The slip.
pors fof myself"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
MARKET LETTER
Special Correspondence

speoial Correspondence
Kansas city, Mo. Dec n. The re-
coipts ~ cattle last week were lar
ger than expected being nearly go.
900 head. and the market on range cat
Gle held about steady, atockors and
feeders closinS the week Toe higher
some high class yegrlings from ths
Panhandle sald az $3.50 20 tfib. and
choice Colorado yearllngs sold az 81
feature Of the market vas the
strength maintained by country
gradcs Ia the face OF lower prices for
led steers. However. packers were
7 heavy buyers OF raj steers an week.
and were willing TO take more. A.
shown by the strong close at the week
ON fed steers on account Of smaller
receipts on Thursday and Friday.
killing steers from the range sold al
t32o 90 1910 while country grades
sold around 1850, except for the
choice yUaflings mentioned above.
Cows sold az $3.50 To $3.50. with
some choice Colorado COWS M f3I0:
Refers al taioi Gamers az e. 10
Tine cattle supply today "a again
LIBERAL at l.n0O head aud the market
h barely steady On fcd grades wllic
tioekers and feeders are strong and
active. Some OF rho heavy feeders
have stayed Out thus far this fau.
small operators taking tho bulk OF
'he stun, but the big men begin To
hink that they have made q mistake.
ind many Of them are trying Ia com.
pleic arrangements for putting some.
ming on feed for the spring Of sum
hFt market This has made e strong
stockor aud Feeder market for the last
Two ~ three weeks nnd Indicated
mat the general feeling In the coun.
lrt regarding future cattle markets
Is optimistic.
eHEEP.
sheep receipts last week were "a.
600 the supply today being 5000
The market advanced 40 % i5c on
sheep last week and 10 io g5c ON
tchrilnes aud lambs. Trade Il active
ip'iay az strong prices, and some now
hEuifs are being established San
Luis valley yearlinFs sold al gG.gO to.
aAy weighing ~ pounds, while some
heavier weights sold Al 81 sn NJ 81 al
iAal weeh fed western lambs sofa
az ftls % $40 today. straigh, weth-
20 hi fhip and ewes at 81 10 S5.gg
= hntS eWes have -old up 10 1915
ltleiy ana choice lamls would bring
about $3.50. Packers make every IN
Tort ln secure onpCys. ions from the
pfcsfhi nigh range ana arc ocoaslon.
a.ly successful hui fhe market immo.
alhieiY reooyera aud the situation u
ifons nearly an tho Time Breeding
lambs anId al $3.50 to fBsB lasi
Week and a number 0f r1usienmonia
" goats $50 % 1915 10 $3.50. ana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

BE Il resolved. by the council ol
the town Of Silver City. View Mexico,
10 regular session assembled:
That this council hereby tender the
thanks ~ the people 81 Silver City
10 the president OF ,ne United states
Tor the recommendations contained in
his message 90 the present congress,
that the territories OF New Mexico
and Arizona be admitted into the
union 90 one state; and we respect
iuily petition congress 20 pass the
necessary legislation to that end; We
ask this M the hands OF the congress
now IN session, feeling that out cause
Is reasonable and ri 81 ana that, In
The words OF the president. There Is
no qualification Tor further delay"
BE Il further resolved. that In the
opinion az the members uf this coun-
ell our people are Overwhelmingly in
favor of such Legislation ana are en-
titled 90 The privilege of expressing
ihe'r VIII upon the question az he
polls
II Is further resolved. that u copy
~ these resolutions be- sent 10 the
president uf the United states. the
presiding officers of both houses of
congress and tho charmen M the
committees on territories uf the sem
ate anh the house Of Representatives.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

nrl NufHnn 81 STANDING Ihr .Hilr
oef which is said to am0lD fn
10000 NN1 hu has pai the IS Stem
In'o rereHcmhip elih iho uuunae.
% Boz said m shuwine be- up
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
TALL SPENDERS ARE YANKEE
big FOUR" AMBASSADORS

REID, TOWER. MCCORMICK AND
MEYER THRc y OUT $4,000 or
GOOD MONEY EVERY YEAR TO
MAKE THEIR DIPLOMATIC JOBS
GOOD - THEY'RE NOW THE
hottest BUNCH M EUROPE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

Ia writing 20 the News. | always
feel Ike ! am writing a letter to my
old friends IN Huntington aud Chilli.
cOthe. ! never forget my former fol.
low citizens and thank them for the
words ~ commentator they give me
ater reading my correspondence --
Frankiord correspondence. chillicothe
co. News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

newspaper reports say that Cham.
cey " nonow has aged greatly In che
last siX months Maybe there ls a pos.
sihllily that no win some day bo as old
AZ his stories.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
DUPONT POWDER COMPANY
HAS FATAL ENpl OefoA

hlrminsnam Ala. Zee. la rhe
"i'ins house a. the wofk. % tho nu.
POM fuwdeF cnmp'ny near noyiet
r.shi miles lurfh of this cfp was 49,
cFent4il} aoNn up tnluy. instantly
killing hfo workmra ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

Prominent mining mfp ff,u,
3oarchlIghi Nevada. are M Sail alc
CITY for TIE purpose of lncorporatlrg
Che scarchlieht q Northern railroad
70 win run from N'ppeno. California
0n thc Salt Laho route. Ia Search.
lish. Iho capital Stock b. 55nnO10
Homer Hanson d. president W. J.
harrington, vice president and q 10.
Mctl'niock secretary ana treasurer.
The work VII begin az once
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

the frrl'ar meeting 10y klhuqusr
que lodge So. con %. D. % o.. Win o.
hfld tonight in thor lodso f0ams Ia
ihe opera house buidine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

Miss Eldor0n Gays she tust loves
10 have lot OF fine antique rugs
around"
= dopt doubt H. She IN delights In
having everything In harmony"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
Behind the Times.

Cummins Knlghty Your father IL
quite old fashioned. isn't hcg SIN
sticks 20 the rule OF three.
Miss Hazzaho: don't believe ]
know What the rule Of three h.
Cummins Knlghtly: us the one
he works every time 7 come hero.
Why don't he 20 90 bed aar:ier7
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16

That man said the turnkey 10
the visitors rs q safe robhor. He's
IN here Tor ohhing a newsboy"
Then why do you call him a safe
rohhpr7"
AN robbers are safe when they're
"a here"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-16
Thls'll Hold Wild Bill Tor . While.

Now, wish 90 ask wild Bln. as
this party thinks thov are so smart
to tel me how Geld q ORA whom 50 is
twice az cold as two degrees above
zero. So now go 10 figuring and be-
sure you give me correct answer
Pleasant Grove corrospondoupo So.
quarhe Crennl News.