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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

tfrJm M0nlay Daily Ou1enJ
a,,a4 apiiae e,s..ta so mace aiiitoa
Jut ga auuln aa veal aA iu sue STORE
ainduWa
...atefa papers write ui tao tlrst
su4spur Ui si4ins. come Ju uaO R..
orauuc valley, dud yuu can near mes
lalk out iUuu.
Roud tnu financial statement OF tue
First national hank puuusheu in Inc
Iiu1on. % sa0Ws interesting Inquiries
and proves inat this bank ls a sofia
iusutuitDl..
Regardless OF the large number OF
residences In process ot construction
la Albuquerque, rents are adtancins
steadily and vacant houses have not
been s0 scarce In a Ions time.
pert paraEraphor observes that 'if
there 's anything Ia freak names the
russians ought to have been able 90
whip one or two battles Speaking ut
freak names. though aren't the Japs
entitled 10 "a lnt OF credit thomsclycsf
Tnc citizen mas commenced publish.
Iug a synopsis of the bills passed hy
fhe recent legislature, which became
avs By the signature Of the governor
0r by Limitation. The first series was
published last Saturday, and another
series In tOday's issue
You will note that the people Nh0
make the most fuss about the low
wages Of the pJor wOrkingman never
work themselves remarks an eX
change. or course not. People who
really work do not have time 10 max,
a fuss
where Is the necessity for a drua
irugt7 Are not the prices OF drugs al
ready high enough ?" ask tho Chicago
Tribune, and the plttsburg Dispatch
replies. The esteemed Tribune ap
pears to entirely overlook that higi
mission OF tho trusts-at the tim,
they are organized--,o make price.
lower n is not according 20 eff
1uette to forget that purpose before
iho trus; gets into running order"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
AoLouPs AT LoRDsBuso.

Lordsburg received the attention OF
pair of holdup men "Wednesday
night, or rather Thursday morning,
says the Lordshurg Liberal About
that time "a couple of men walked
into Hardin 4 lochem's saloon. one
passed through % the rear end OF
the ro0m and the other stopped by the
front door. when the first man goi
into position each of them flashed "a
couple az sixsNootors. and asked oy'
erybody 10 hold up bis hands. The ln.
yitation WAS so persuasive that no one
refused. There was slulf game dn
operation IN The back room, and one OF
the holdups cleaned the cash off the
table The men were all lined up
AGAINST the wall. and the bartender
was Invited 20 opon the drawers Ia tho
safe This he could not do. and one OF
ne men went at the drawer with an
lee pick. Mr. Hardin ala not want 20
see The safe damaged and so opened
the drawer for the men. II Is estimat'
"a that the men got some four hun.
bred dollars During tho progress OK
/ the convention couple Of men stroll
/ "a into the saloon. They had no more
/ than got into the Hight whom they were
invited 20 throw up their hands. This
one OF them promptly proceeded 10 do
I but ne other ono was q little slow IN
/ responding The hOld.up pushed hls
I gun IN Tho mans face, cutting hli
cheek. and aEaln told him % throw Nv
I hs hands, which he proceeded 10 do
/ without any further delay. Afto'
finishing their business the men walk
ed out and started east. They run
across Il Mexican on the street ans
took him with them as far as th'
stockyards and then turned him loose
Tho hOldup men were not masked
but a slight effort at disguise hn,
been made by dRubng some black on
their faces. They wer2 recognized a.
"a couple OF men who had been loaiini
around town an day There were thir
teen men IN the saloon. For SOM
1872 years q has been considered un
lucky 10 have thirteen men gathere
together In n bunch. This h the flrs
huld.up that has happened IN Lordi
burg within the memory OF the oldes
inhahitant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

celchsafad by orthodox Jews. Purim
is th. .0urtoenth day Of the month
Adar l;s celebration Is memorial
OF the dollverance which the Lord
performed Tor israel through Morde
cal. The jew, and Esther IN the days
ct Ahasuorns. King OF Persia.
A Prescott. Arizona, surveyor has
taken iDO clntraci % make a survey
cot the Mnhavr valley for the govern.
mont u tie contractor f1es not got
go work som be- viii hive 10 use a
steamer 20 make soundlngs 10 find
pasi % the snds. From present iudl
cations all ie lowlauds OF the valley
viii De- floo "a this year. and the rise
Will prubab, boz early la May
70 Aibuuu rquo does not want the
National tratcrnal association SAM.
tarium The promoters are advised GO
give the towns Of SOcorro and ncmiug
due constellation Both towns have
made lihern offers for the location Of
ihu saniiat um, and the gentlemen In
charge wuu undoubtedly be standing
In their owH llgnt " they overlook tho
claims ~ nose two southern New
Mexico towns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
nn. spnanY on LoNorvlrY.

Now comes Dr. Lyman beecher
Sperry preaching u doctrine greatly
different from that advanced by Or.
Osler, says tho Duluth Tribune. He
says man may live happily and use
fully Tor $50 years. The spread" be-
tween the limit set by Or. Osler and
the line established by Dr Sperry Is
some ninety years, counting from Or.
Oslers chlorofOrm age ana ITO, rcck'
Oning from the time of life when
men, according 70 Oalor. cease 10 DO
particularly useful
Dr. sporry takes cognizanco Of tbs
fact that 20 per cent OF the human
beings born into this world die before
they are "a year old. 20 per cent before
they are five years OF age. only hair
reach the age OF twenty-five and the
average length Of life Is under forty
years. re believes the destructive
agencies which cause this high rate
OF mortality could be eliminated, in
great measure. and hy right living the
prophets span OF life be- more than
doubled
Tho good doctors belief that the hu
man race does not live long enough IL
based upon the fact that the lie ~ d
vertebrate should be- five nr six times
the period of development Of the Yer
tobFae. Among the lower animall
that rule holds good The huma'
skeleton develops 20 perfection "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

twenty-five TO twensy.eighi years,
therefore l2B 10 100 years should De
tnu span OF NE
Ia the course Of his address Dr.
Sperry coined some epigrams mat
Will furnish food tor Sunday retlec.
tiun ~ they t0ucn the murai as well
~ the physical SIDE of good living. A
few OF them follow
Man was not born Go struggle from
a helpless cradle 20 q hopeless grave.
There 70 a boBi wa, 20 live and "
~ best to live the best way
MERE oxistepc IN not worth while,
but lite ~ worth the effort u one con.
tracts neither disease nor an unfortu.
nate marriage.
Science teaches that n human be.
inr can not die of old ago under 80
years
"a climate where the loln cloth and
flock OF mosquitoes constitute full
dress On not conducive or human dove
lopmont
"a crank ls a man who does hl'
own thinking and has the courage ul
hts convictions.
ITO malniain thc health OF the bod,
Oh to preserve the he-iih Of the soul
"The law ~ heredity o. 20 ~
blamed for n lot IT sins hut it has
been ovorworlod
"The responsibility FOR whit we o.,
fononds upon ourselves.
Smiles ana pleasant words arc The
strongest magnots In the universe.
alcohol from hard elder t9 woe
alcohol ls deyiliah delusion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
FloHr,No DISEASE.

Some OF the worlds greatest bat
ties have been fought In times Of
peace and today thor" Is being waged
a warfare In the United states com
pared to which the Russian. japanese
struggle Is a ,nere incident The war
Is being fought by men of science ON
behalf of humanity againct the Two
deadly diseases which have been am
nually carrying to the grave more
people than the blnoGiust war the
world has YIN known
In the order of their mortality they
stand First, pneumonia; second, tu-
berculosis The alarming annual In
crease of deaths from the first men
TONED has aroused the medical fra
ternity In intense zeal %, II possible,
curtail Us terrible havoc IN 1900
some iOb97l died in the United
States from pneumonia, this being
1915 per cent of the deaths from all
diseases. Twenty years ago only
seven per cent OF the victims OF
pneumonia died, while now some.
thing like ~ per cent OF the pneu.
monla cases are fatal. In New York
City 9,7l4 persons died Of this disease
Ia 1903 Last year there were 1856
deaths, a most alarming increase. In
Chicago pneumonia carried off 1876
per cent Of those who died tom all
diseases. and this was 2.2 per cent
more than the doathN from tubereulo'
sis. In Philadelphia IN 1904, $3.50
persons died frcm pneumonia, an In
crease Of iOi over the record OF 1900,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
TIE MARCH TERM OF
COURT IS ORGANIZED

The March term OF the United
states district court convened this
morning with Judge Ira A. Abbott pre-
siding.
This morning the United states
grand jury for the March term Of
court was empaneled ana organized
with ivan Grunsfeld as foreman and
the following ~ members Francisco
salazar Tome; Jcaus Garcia, Valcn'
cia Andres sichler. Los Lunas. Fran.
cisco Lncero. Alameda: Manuel 10
PEI. old Albuquerque; Romaldo Mon
toya, Alameda William Farr, II. n.
Truttcr. A. a. rrlmble. r. q. Pratt.
Wallace Hessclden. George p. Learn.
ard. r. Mclaughlin. y. l.. Wash
burn. T. Gradi 7. X. Bcarrup. Albu.
ouerquc: w. VI. ". Motzgar. Paraiit0;
Felipe Romero y Chnvcg. Ranches de
Albuquerque; Jacoho Moyn. old Al
huuueroue; nonslslado Montoya, Para.
ito
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

Che great prizes Of lie do NOT fan
10 tho most brilliant. 10 the cleyoresL
20 the shrewdost TO the most long
head 4 or 20 the best educated, says
Success. but 20 the most ieNei-head'
ed men. 90 the men Of souudest
Judgment Whon man is waited for
a responsible position. his shrewd.
ness is not considered so important
AZ his sound Judgment Reliability u
what ia wanted Can a man stand
without being tripod; and u he is
thrown can he lnitl on W fcctf Can
ho be depended upon, relied upon an
der all circumstances tp DO the right
thing. the sensible thing? HAS the
man level hcadg Has be- good horse
sonsoY il be liable Ia ily of un a
tangent or 20 20 or haltcockodi
~ he "faddy9" Has nc "whoels n
his headg" Does ho lose his tumpcs
easily. or can be- control himself? n
he can keep a level head under at
circumstances. n he cannot De thrown
Ofs his balance, and De- hunest he b
the man wanted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

The Navajo Indians. who have long
been famous for their woven blankets
DO not own more than zoo 900 sheep
az the present time. Prior 10 1850
they owned more than q million and
a hall of native Morlnos The de-
crease IN the flooks has been caused
20 some extent az least by partial fail.
ure IN the pastures, owing 10 over
stocking, as the grazing grounds Of
The different tribes are more clrcum.
scrihed than many years ago. u f.
estimated that the tribe numbers TO-
900, and efforts are being made tn I'm.
prove the condition OF their flocka
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

II Il Ia true shat coffee drinking
promotes dyspepsia and nervousness
and that u does seems 90 be pretty
generally admltted--it looks as
though the American race Is laying
up legacy of suffering from weak
Htomacha aud nerves for the next gen
Grafton. A recent report Of The bu.
roau OF statistics shows mat last
year this country consumed nearly
onohaf OF the coffee marketed Ina
the world; that ~. l.pa3.nu0oO0
pounds out of total of 2,2so.0e0 Que
pounds che average consumption ut
coffee IN his country last year was
1885, rtnnds. ns against six pounds
Ia 40 AMI three pounds Do JOSH
No other country begins To com.
pare with the United States In the
quantity of coffee used. In 1904 Ger.
many imported i00000n00 pounds,
while England. whore tea remains the
fav0rlte beverage, took only $4,000 600
pounds. about ono.thiriieth a. much
az the United states.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

Heaven .l earth fight in walls
against "a Ounce schiller
Tie who .As truth should be of No
country r. R..Itlre.
short .uco quickons love; long
absence kl to- Miraheau.
A man most DO short On character
when be ul5 TO assert himself by
clothes.
A man vHa can lovedeeply Is never
utterly uf.mplibie.-Ba lzac
Dellberai, with caution. but act
with dec. .lu and prOmptness.--
ton.
Tho vim snd waves are always on
The side of Tho ablest NAVIGATOR
Glbb0n.
one Ia mover more ON trial than In
the momout N excessive good for.
tune Lew Wallace
Absence r love is like water upon
fire; a littlD IuickeQs. but much eXtln-
suiahee II Hlnnah More.
one car which r. not always oh.
arvod. Of 'Ie lnsutnciency Of riches
that tho. very seldom make their
owner rich Johnson.
5uccosg nr1duces confidence; conf.
'.Nce relax Industry, and negligence
rnns the mutation which accuracy
Ih11 raised Johnson.
when nan has been guilty ~ any
| yIaa or TO- tho best atonement he
| clr make II is 20 warn others not
I 10 'aN into he likc.--Addlson.
H1nrlue is IN action. and every
nowor "a TENDED for action; human
/ happnos therefore, can only be com
nloto ar y the powers have their full
ana lor' nate MAY Thomas.
Col W. "a. Greer president of the
Alhu0u ne street railway, left last
might m los Angeles. He expects "a
be- aha. from the city ten days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
eovgRNMENr FINANCES.

The treasury statement for Fsbru.
AIRY shows an Increase In the aVaila.
bic cash balance over February !, OF
$4,000. making Il stand at fli0,6Sl,'
$50. OF which there Is held by national
banks 90 secure deposits Of public
money sos, ti6,2a0 and % the credit
OF dishurHing officers about nine mil
lions, making the total held by the
banks upward OF Si02000,000. On
March T., 1894 the depository banks
held Si62. 600 600 Of public money.
In his annual report Of congress
the secretary OF the treasury ostlmat
ed that the deficit for the year ending
June 30, 1905. would DO $4,000. 600
with eight months OF the year closed
the deficit As s254b0,Tas.
In the aggregate the revenue for
the current year shows an increase
OF about 100000 over last year The
customs receipts for the eight months
lust closed are substantially the
same az for the same eight months
at 1904 and while the internal rev
onuo fCI OF 9i.360f79 the increase
from miscellaneous sources more
than made up that loss The expenses
Tor the eight months exceeded t89lf
O00 600 an increase over the cores.
ponding months of the preceding year
OF f3O.GS0Oi4.
For February the receipts were 81,
GOSO73 about SL300.0 600 below those
for February. 1904 The expenditure.
were Si1.t6t23i which 10 less than
those for the same month by 81 200,
600 Tho excess of receipts over OK
penaes FOR the month vas upward OF
three millions
The expenditures for the eigh
months averaged nearly fa,0O0,000
month Tho navy contributes $4,000,
600. the war department $4,000 600
aud clvll and miscellaneous $1,000,
600 The Indian bureau furnishes th'
remaining $4,000 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
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tFrom Saturdays Daily Citi1onl
AZ the battle ct Mukdcn. the Jap
anoae took more soldiers prilon9rs
IMAM The United States has in Us en-
time army.
rno New Mexican makes THIS VITA
eung remark Albuquerque H a lu'
bust town 90 b. growing n spite OF
its newspaper.
Great hrfa.n al present has under
construction eight battle ships, tiieen
amorod cruisers, eleven submarines
and twcntyoight other craft. and TIE
number uf men required 60 man the
british navy is 10000
There is reason 90 believe that The
coming year VII. De- the most prosper.
1.t Sew McgicO has ever known.
Nevor before with so many acres un.
der cultivation has the territory paa
such refreshing rains The ranchert
soc al. crops increasing with unprec'.
iontod growth. the cattiomen and the
sheep herdcrs reio.eo in the aHsnr
ance of abundant pastures the pros
poctors find traces az ore whore be
lore mono c1uli boz distinguished.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
arHE SUNNY LlFe.e

Many persons who nave read
Charles Magners The Simple Liie'
have said yes, beautiful ideas beau
tiiully expressed, But how 90 attain
the simple life of which ho writes
kn0w ns ntlln as before reading the
book
The other day James Whltcomb
Riley. the best loved poet iu America.
vas interviewed concerning his own
life and work Among other things
he said There ls happiness enough
ln tho world for an. but We must go
out expecting Co find b. Who was n
said. 4 take up my task of happlnessY
Wasn't Il Robert Louis stevenson,
who. though an invalid, was choorlul2
There is happiness enough u We look
for &C.
Said his Interviewer "Mr Riley Ia
the poet Of Uhocrlulnuss aud content.
he writes i0 make people happy He
does not look about Ia tho dark cor.
ners for the muurniul things uI lite.
a talk with him improsses upon the
mind that there b.. after all a great
deal of happiness in the world. and
that "a little common sense will help
one Go arrive "a the secret of Il. True,
the writer's OF etuhlcs tell us-and
they make a good causethat perfect
happiness 30 "a thing tO be- RpproXimat
ed in this world, not attained. But
there is an imperfect happiness which
serves pretty well la this life. TC
make mon content with life and glaa
20 live is the spirit OF the work OF
7 the lloosier poet"
Quite independent, then, " anl
questions Of the simple or the com
/ pick life. have we not here the kol
/ 10 an happy. helpful liylngY To 20
out into life every day expecting q
I find happiness aud thoroughly Undue,
with the desire and the determination
10 oontrihnto our part toward makini
others happy We may not writ
poetry or books 10 do II. We may hav,
opportunity for bringing happiness Z
only q few souls. u Is not the nunl
her Of lives 20 whose happiness w
fcontrihuto. II may be multitude o
A. may De but a aingle lifo, In meas
ure as we contribute, 80 shall u b.
unto as Tho tost here. as everywhor
in NE Is that we DO what we can.
Tho simple NE may be Impossible
90 many. But there IL no soul ans
where Ia all Gods universe who car
not. n he WILL like this poet, live On
sunny life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
DEATH or A MINER
IN THE MORMON NINE

Wednesday morning NJ about s
o'clock Jesse Brazil while pulling tim.
her from the side OF the main shaft
OF the Mormon mine az the mouth
tom OF the shaft hy n cave-in. a dis.
lance OF probably eighty feet and
buried under several tons ~ rock.
says the Las Cruces Republican Ev'
cry effort has been made 10 reach the
body but n is rohahle that n viii not
be recovered until some time tom0r'
row There is thlrty.five feet ~ wa
ter I'm the shaft and yesterday evening
about ton feet had been bnlod ont
nr F r. Onns. ~ puQuoin, ill., icft
Tor hia home after a. visit ~ several DAYS
at Roswell While In HoHwol he bought
ten acres on south nm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

Genera Frank d. Baldwin. u 3. A.
who wa fecenfly promoted from com.
mand OF lie department OF Colorado to
tho command OF tho division Of the
aouthwc was In the city an hour
this morning, with his aid'de-camp.
Lieutenant Drumm. They we're ~
turning il the generate headquarters
at DonyOr from a trip OF inspection Of
tho forts n southern New Mexico and
Arizona The general said that he
had not deceived official mobilization
~ his promotion, but seemed satisfied
that II WIS true General McClaaky,
who will Buccood General Baldwin In
command n the department OF Colo
rado. H. a hrlgaGler general ~ the
Twentleih United states regulars,
now IN me philippines, and a soldier
of high standing IN tho army. General
BALDWIN headquarters, Ra commander
Of the southwest division, will be In
Oklahoma the general had Intended
spending a aay in the city. but could
not spare the time on account OF
losing ao much time by trains helms
delayed by waahouts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
MRS. WADE sRAcKETT
KILLED WILD CAT

Mrs. Wade Brackett demonstrated
her skill i'm the use OF the rifle one
day last week at her ranch home near
Cafsklil. Colfax county, by shooting
an unusually large Wild cat. The ant,
mai had been freed by a hound be-
longing 10 Dr. Farley. This makes
the fourteenth wild cat killed on the
Bracket place during the winter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

This morning the March term Of the
district court WAS opened with Judge
IRA a. Abbott prcsid' <. and this after.
noon the grand jury was empaneled
and started 20 work. ]. G Baldrldgo
was appointed foreman. with the FOL.
lowing members; Dan Scruggs. n W.
8 Nogus NJ. O'Connell. G.. y. Myers.
- A. Matson. Mike Mandoll, Dave
WELLER. John Ford =, W Gales ~
Albuquerque; Antonio Chavea, Rara.
las. 7 " Skinner. San Antonio; Man.
uci nareia Ranches de Atrlsco; Am.
hrnsio Zamora v Montoya. Ranches de
Albuquerque, Cesnrlo Porca nuraneE
Francisco Maldonndo Chilli. Pedro
Amanda. san iEnncio
After the usual formaliiies connect.
m with the empanellng ~ a grand
fury. judge IRA a Abbott delivered
hia charge 10 the 'ury as follows;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
CHATS WITH
PROMINENT PEOPLE


soua W. IA. Andrews, delegate
TO con from New Mcxico' Hon.
IA. o. sum. chairman OF the terri
torial ibiican central committee,
and d.. solomon Luna. OF Los bunas.
were aI 70 OF Col. w II. Greer yes
terday a drive through the Peroa
addition he suburb recently opened
by thc suroty Investment company.
Mr. 1901 ma purchased a half block,
ten lu. but he has NOT given out
what "a. .osltion he will make OF the
prOpcr Mr.. Bursum returned 90
Santa this morning. Senator An
drews .ill a guest at the Alvarado,
and wI amaln In the city sometime.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

United states Attorney W. A. A..
Llowelgu accompanied by ID. j..
Loahy. 'rk of the Sixth district
court Which Is located at AlamogOrdo,
arrived Im the south thls morning
After 81. ring quarters at the Alvar.
ado. bot Gentlemen took a car to the
court hu .. where United States dis.
trict co was organized this morn
ing. A ough Major Llowollyn has
not giyl out the names Of his as
aistant United States attorneys, u Is
quite pr1labio that they viii be n. l..
Medler this city. who was assistant
TO W. Chllders, Mr. Llewellyn's
predoce lr. and Sir. Leahy, Of Ala.
moBordo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25
sto5 REWARD stoo.

Tho rCaU.s nf thls PAPER Wlli bo
pleased % uu that there is at least
one dreadc disease that science has
been able cure IN an ltH stages. and
that ls Coz rh HALLS C8taffh euro
is The only -.t.ve cure now known TO-
thc mcdlca ate.nity Catarrh being
% cons,iiu lal disease. requires r.
constitution treatment Halls ca.
arrh Cure iaken Internally, acting
rcctiy up he blood and mucous
surfaces O.. he system, thereby de-.
strOylng oil. Idndat on of the disease.
aud eivin ue patient strength by
building ur .He constitution and assist.
ing nature Iolng 10 work. The pro
prlafurs boz. 80 mach faita In 60
curative p...rs that they offer One
lfundrod 4. Ir. for any case that Do
tails 20 cur Send for list OF testi-
munials.
Address B. J. CHENEY q co. To
icdO. d.
Sold by Druggists, 7bc.
Take ~ finily 2 iils for const.
patton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

Col. v 8. HupoWrII, ROnoruI man
ascr of ..s New Mexico Fuel and Iron
cnmpnu went 40 the Hagen coal
fields th morning Mr. Hopewoll was
accomran "a by an expert ON coal ana
electricg and doubtless his visit 20
the coz fields carries with II more
than usual significance, but the colon.
al had Hle To say about a. lie viii
nrohal- atnrn here tOnlght.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-25

Hon. G. a. Dalles, OF Belon, passed
through he city this morning en-
route "a santa Fe. Mr. Dalies was
speaker OF tho lower house of the 70
cont leg ature.