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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

ing with the Johu =. Clarke insurance
agency nj Las Vegas. was served up.
on Superintendent of Insurance Ped.
10 porca The rule was issued out of
the First Judicial district court upon
tho petition OF par WnnHchmaun A.
Company, insurance agents OF Santa
Fc. The petitioners claim that the
superintendent OF inaurpnco has NO
authority IN las 10 place Insurance on
any public building located In the
county of Santa 10 with an agency
not being domicilod within the county
The rule was made returuabio
Thursday. but, as there a no egnl
representative of the territory ia that
city M present Attorney General q.
W. Pfichard being IN Lincoln county
and Assistant Attorney General y. O.
Abbott being out Of the city. the su'
porintcndcnt OF insurance viii ask
that he be given more time within
which 10 secure territorial counsel 10
Crdor to answer the petition.
The entire Insurance on the capitol
building amounts 10 $4,000 and the
nrst policy % expire will come on Sat
urday. the gath instant This ig FOR
$4,000. The petitioners FOR the In
junction gave the time repired by su
perlntendeut Of Insurance Pedro Pc
roa, provided. the case Is heard DO
fore Judge Merle ON Saturday next
that being the 2eth, In order thai
there may be no lapse In the lnaur
anco policy which Will expire on thai
day The law under the provisions 81
which the petition was brought Boy
/ WunschmRnn a Company ~ found h
chapter lO7 Of the session Jaws o
1891. the provisions uf which the
petitioners claim were not rcpcales
by the new Insurance Law passed by
the Thirty sixth legislative assembl,
establishing the Office OF supcrintend
ent Of insurance and for the rcEula
iiOn OF the business of insurance com
| panies In the territory. While thi
new statute gives the superintendent
OF insurance the power "a arrange 10
the insurance Of the capitol building
petitioners claim that the 1901 Law
has not been repealed and that M
provisions are IN full force and offcc
az this time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
so SOOTHING
lie Influence Has Been Felt BY 90
Many Albuquerque Readers.


The soothing influence Of relief
After suffering from Itching Piles,
From eczema or any ltchiness OF
the skin
Makes ono feel grateful 10 the rem
ody.
Doan's Ointment has soothed hun.
dreds.
Here's what one Albuquerque cit.
izen says.
D. II Cross. OF B29 South First
street. employed In the Santa Re
shops. In the mill department. says:
Exposure and sitting on damp logs
and cold stones while Ia the noun
tains some three months ago brought
on itching homorrhoide. More com.
monty they are called piles. While
not severe or serious they were very
annoying and I put on doing anything
10 rot roller until compelled %. One
evening stopped into the Alvarado
Pharmacy and asked Mr.. Briggs for
something to bring relief. / finally de-
ciGod on Doan's Ointment. The first
application practically cured me.
have great confidence IN this remedy
Tor what II did for me. ! never used
anything which was 80 soothing and
healing. / recommend Il 10 others
and know they will not be dlsappJlnt.
ed Ia the results II they give Il a
trial.
For sale by al dealers Price 90
cents. Foster Mil0urn Co, Buffalo
New York. sole agents Tor the United
States.
Remomber the name DoaR's--an
take no other. ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN

Acco ding 90 this bulletin. issued ri
Santa Fc on Monday, for the proceed
ing week the temperature ~ the
week averaged about 3 degrees daily
below normal. Several sharp frosts
occurred In the northern districia.
causing however but slight damage TO
blossoming fruits, and as yet most eN.
ccllent prospects apear for abundant
bloom and fruitage Scattered sh0w.
ers occurred on "Wednesday and
Thursday, and heavy general rain
nt the close of the week. Hail ac.
.companied the storm In the lower Rio
G.ande valley and some southeast
districts. probably causing consider.
able damage. Oue or two GAYS OF the
week. Just prior 10 the rain storm.
were quite windy. eastern plains coun.
lies especially experiencing hard
wind storms. Altogether weather
conditions have been fairly propitious.
and with greater warmth the coming
week farm work, crops and range
crosses vii make rapid progress
The soil generally rs in excellent
condition. although some valley farms
viii reGuler a few days to dry out sur.
lclently for blowing and field work
Corn planting wheat. oat and barley
seeding. and Rardenng continue. great
activity being manifest In all parts Of
the territory
in southeastern counties consider
able cotton will Doe planted and near
Roswell a large acreage Of sugar
bcets. Early sown grain ~ coming
up nicely. and winter wheat and rye
where sewn, are doing we'll Alfalfa
b 81 ing with unusual rapidity
promising a heavy and early FIRST crop
Range grasses IN southern districts
are fine and stock fat; n0rthward
however. the low temperatures Of the
wpelt have retarded growth and stock
n NOT doing so well losses ~ sheer
are reported In parts Of Nancncia
county hy excessive mud and wet
/ fleece. while In northeast counties cut
Il he LOSSES are still severe In localities
The weakened condition of stock max
Ing q subject TO all adverse weather
conditions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
AIRSHIP SCARED
the KEIGHBORhOOD

People residing In South AlbuQuer
que, ON the Highland. and IN the
vicinity of the railway hospital. were
somewhat alarmed last night by au
object. Saline IN the air and about
,hreo hundred fact above thc earth.
avid Denham. r. j. Shlnlck and
several other 0litimera In that neigh.
hOrhoOd. at out their shot guns and
were almost randy 20 periOrale the
object with shot when a familiar
voice was heard To ring out IN the
clear sky. Don't shoot anu harm.
less"
Just then the object came sailing
back 20 earth aud was 30 skillfuliy
guided that Il landed In the back yard
of the residence No. 2O2 Eaet Hazel.
dine avenue
By the time Il struck the earth q
large crowd OF neighbors had asaemD.
.Cd. and az that moment u. 7. COulh
and r. j. Mendoll jumped out OF the
basket These gcntlrmrn are invon'
tOgs and Tor the past year or two have
been quietly working on an airship
last night the alrship was given a
trial. ANA had sailed up int0 the atmos
phero for several hundred yards when
Mr.. Clough. noticing the alarm amonR
the people aad fearing that they
would be- taken for intrudors, yelled
out: Don't shoot, | am harmless
One excited gentleman telephones
10 City Anfshal McMillin that al
devil had appeared In his neigbbor
hood, bul when the marshal arrived
at the scene he became thoroughly
Disguised at the timldity OF some peo
Pile, and gave Messgs. Clough and
Wendell authority 10 make az many
asconsiOns as they wish In the futero
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
New Office Building for National
Houaa 81 Renreaqntntl,,

The new Office building OF the house
Of Representatives In Washington. will
be gigantic IN size. It's front on nj
street will be- t76 feet 2 Inches, on
New Jersey avenue 40 feet I inca.
G. street 3tS feet Inches and First
street 49, feet 5 inches X will he
three stories In height and will con-
tain $50 Offices. Tho Interior arrange
mouts ~ the building have been De-
signed solely with Wow 10 constitute
ing q an Ideal workshop for members
LOT the house Of representatives. There
is % be caucus or assembly hall.
l7XS7 feet which VIII be- dedicated col
10 The uses OF the party organizations
.of the house. A large dining hall on
The second floor ~ a noteworthy fea.
ture. II a proposed 90 install a corps
OF ushers and messengers In the new
building, whose duty Il will be- 40
escort visitors 90 the rooms Of repre.
srntatives There Is 90 be tele-
phone switchboard. which viii permit
connection with every ONCE. A mod.
erh pOst0iilce will be installed In the
basement, through which members
viii receive their mail fully an hour
earlier each morning than II can be
delivered 20 them a. the present time.
speaker Joseph Cannon H. credited
with conceivipg the idea OF construct.
Ing such q building. The need for
which u evident
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
JUDGE MeFiE DECIDES
RIO ARRiBA DITCH CASE

In the ditch case entitled Ia Acc
qula dc los Garclas. et al, versus "a
Accqula del Medic In Rio Arriha
county. In which the plaintiffs ask for
ma injunction prohibiting the defend.
ants from maintaining a dam 20 pro.
tect their property In times OF high
water, the defendants claim that the
plaintiffs had built a dam In the Tru.
chas river which diverted the water
from the natural channel Of the river
and caused Il TO TOW on their land
In order 10 protect their land the
defendants constructed dam along
the hanks OF the firer. The plaintiffs
claim that the defendants dam causes
the water 20 flow over the PLAINTIFF
land. Judge Merle. after personally
Investigating TIE premises. refused %
nnioln the defendants. on the ground
that the dam % the plaintiffs divert.
"a the water frO'l to natural channel
and that the defendants had the right
20 protect their land from food wa.
ter by another dam. lie also decided
that the dam Of the defendants q
NOT cause water 10 flow over She
nlainflfis' and but simply turned it
back Into lis natural course.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

ceasible from She railroad Sport rs
what the president wants. and sport
he has. thanks to the plans OF John
Con and Jake BOran, the Two most
famous guides Ia the vest Hut In
order 10 ind this sport the president
has been Obliged 90 rough e Ia evel
sense OF the word.
The subject OF the best hunting
grounds Tor the president was dis'
cnasod az a conference al Olenwood
Springs. between pdinp D. Stewart, Of
Colorado springs. who had the arrange
ments for the Colorado trip IN hand
aud John Coz and Jake korah. These
two guides went over every inch Of
the grounds under cunsidV alton, and
thepians agreed upon have put
the president during most of the time
that he has Doeu IN Colorado. more
than a score OF miles away from even
the nearest telegraph station. HIS
headquarters are he hunters log
cabin. somewhere in the mountains
in that par1 oft Colorado where the
counties of Pltkin Ca huld and Eagie
join. In this little cabin, with the aid
OF tnllow light the AFFAIRS Of the
nation which need immediate consld'
Grafton are decided lu order To reach
the president. II is necessary for a
messenger go ride horseback thirty
miles each way over the toughest
mountain roads and trails 20 bee found
IN the entire state
THE WHITE RIVER COUNTRY.
WHERE THE PRESIDENT ~ HUNT
ING.
The president left his special train
at Glonwood springs Here Secretary
Loeb anu the executive clerlis main
tain headquarters az the Hotel Colo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
TERRITORIAL
: TOPICS .
hawkins OWNS AND
HOLDS MANY JOBS.

49, e. hawkins. vho for Two years
vas man cog and editor of the Timos.
published af porialcs Roosevelt cpun.
tF. nos located q reAm0. Okla,
wheip b. ha us boon appointed
Una,d iates c1u.t c1mMla.0uci
which in .aat section OF oklahoma Ia
uulir q lucrative position. "a many
homvsttnH entries are made b. seis
fiurs and which arc sworn to before
Inc United states couri commissioner
1oio allowing him a nice zee IN each
case. Ni hawkins Is san Interested
ln the TIMES az Portalfs. which "a
now bc.u managed By Oliver Me.
Crary. a Dung man who evidently de-.
Stree 90 make his way ln The world
and who Is making a very cditahle
wcrfiy newspaper of the Times. Mr.
hawkins the owner and manager
uf me fU owing nauers In western
Oklahom Tho Courier at Custer
the Hers'd az Butler the Times at
roxmo. with hlH duties a. United
states court commissioner running
three OfanamO weekly PAPERS AND
/ helping a'ang With the Now Mexico
weekly. Wr Hawkins certainly has
c0nsiderabe ON bis hands. but h,
seoms 90 discharge bis duties what
ever they are. faithfully nud we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
SAWS FOUND IN
ALAMOGORDO JAIL
QUARREL AMONG THE PRISON.
ERe BRINGS OUT LOCATION or
8ECRETED INSTRUMENTS.


For some time sheriff PHILIPPE. OF
AlmagOrdo. has known that there
were jail saws In the Otoro county
jail, bot 20 discover them was seem.
lnely impossible Ile and hts TALLER
had searched hish and low and IN
every conceivable nook and corner
but nowhere could these little lnstfu.
mcnis Of liberty be- found. Tho other
day some % the prisoners fell out
and u became nccvaanry 20 separate
them aud place them IN different
parts Of the jail and u was while one
of the boys was In a spell OF anger
that caused him 90 tell tales "ont o.
school" and 10 get even with others
DO informed sheriff Phlilips whore to
find the saws Up In the ceiling.
whore a sewer pipe goes through. the
saws were sccreted IN a tohaccoO
SAX. There were several of them. or
several pieces one was regular
machlnists' saw and a good one. and
.u o. known that this saw was slipped
into the iall by en- outsider The 9th.
ors we're Of various Sizes One was
made from n shoe spring aud another
vas made OF "a pocket knife blade.
With these saws most any fellow
could make his escape by saving
bars. especially soft iron bara. One
Of the prisoners said that he could
make Il IN two hours.
Since Il has beer known that there
were saws In the Jail, Sheriff Phillips
and Iaiier Carlisle have been watch.
Ing very closely 40 that no oppor.
lunlty would be given Tor the prls.
oners % get cut.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
Nc GAINED IN HEATH
AND ALSO m WEIGHT

~ Metz OF Chicago returned TO his
home lt thar place last "Wednesday
mOrnlng after spending the past six
month"; Carlsbad and vicinity. Mr.
Metz l.hnuEh NOT ON invalid, came
20 Car ad 10 avoid The sever cold
winter 1f the north and while here
gained materially 90 general health
and Wpght He Expressed himself as
belng realty pleased with the Pccus
valley aud the southwest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
STAGE DRIVER CONTROLLED
TEAM AND SAVED WRECK

a. n. clifford, the Santa Rita stage
man. mo with an accident the other
Afternoon while ON the road 60 Silver
CITY. When about three miles out the
front ax'a 0f the stage snapped Ia two,
frightenng he team. which ran away.
Mr.. GlnDrl stayed with the brighten
cd anlm8I, and finally succeeded IN
bringing them 20 a stop. without do
ing any iHrther damage 20 the vehicle.
Foriunatc.r here wee no passengers
aboard. Otherwise the accident 70 the
rig mir have been attended with
serious results.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
DryIng preparations simply ioyel.

up dry oatauh they dry up the secrciioue
which adhere 20 the membrane and decom-
pose, causing a FAR moro serious trouble than
tho ordinary fOna Of catnrrh Avoid an dry.
ing inhalanta, fumes, smokes and anula
aud use that which cloansos, aooihcF and
hoalH Ely's Cream Balm IL such a remedy
aud will cure catarrh OF cold Ia the head
easily aud pleasantly. a triad size will be
mailed for i0 centh All druggists soil tho
coo. ai1o. lily Brothers, 90 Warren 81, NY,
The Balm cures without pain. does no.
initiate OF cause snoexing. II sprohd1 i,aeli
over an irriiated aud angry surface, Fcliev
ing im-isdiately the painful Inflammation
With Ely's Cream Balm you nTo armed
kgainst Nasal CatarIh aud Hay Fever.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
JUDGE GAVIN VISITS
HIS OLD HOME IN RATION

Judge G. J. Gavin Of Denver. has
spent the past few days In Ration look
Ing after business affairs The judge
took "a prominent part In advocacy OF
the bI'I before the iast Colorado lex
islature extending by convict labor
the Scenic road from tho New Mex
leo line az Ration pass throug CoioTa-
do, and aroused by his speeches quite
AN iuiotrs; la The proposition among
the people OF that state
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

menus OF the evening dinners which
the ruler OF the nation expects 20 en-
i0y. nacon. black coffee and cora
bread viii make mp the rest Of the
blll " fare. FOR this r. the entire list
nf elihies which the presidential
party took with a. Of course. the
mountain streams IN the vicinity
where the president hunts abornds IN
trout. bus unless the distinguished
rarity violate tho game laws Of the
state there will be no ash AZ any OF
their meals
% ls seldom that hunting parties
ever venture into the White river
county al this time OF tho year. ON
account OF the severity Of the winter
and plenty NJ snow has been found BY
The prehdent But this snow viii
not deter Roosevelt. FOR his last visit
10 these same hunting grounds was
made In January.
D
watch. and i2 h. north. 8 south, . east
and Q west. suppose Il ~ . p. m,
point at sun. and ~ Is north,
south, Q east. and 3 west.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
JOHN STONE rs SPOTTED
As A VERY BAD AAN,

John stone was arrested by OHicor
slpyey saturday afternoon as "a sus
picious eharaoter, says The ig Pas0
Herald
A peculiar thing about the arrest
was th, .act that ai the momont ihc
prlHanor vas taken No. the city jail, an
Ofilcer rom New Mexico stepped Ia
aud idoUtlaed the man az fugitive
from g. Ice and stated that The man
had hin1ammed a party OUT of so
on one ueeasi0n ana 3i con another
and thar be had come To- the city iOi
the puruose 1T catching the fugitive
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
TOWN or cATs.,iLL TO
&c MADE A RESORT

Great improvements are helng made
and 90 be- made at the town Of Cats.
300 In Cofax county The Colorado
A southern railway Is behind the Inn
rr0ycmeH and the report rs that a
summer r0sort on an extensive scale
s planned The railrond has taken
tho frR step IN the Improvement OF
iu inch 10 ana IN the vicinity Of the
town The next 1tep ~ 20 be- the
building ~ park and the beauiifying
of fh. own itself. after which large
and modern hotel Is to be- constructed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
swEETHEART PAYS PART
or FUNERAL EXPENSES

Walter Drysdale committed suicide
near Mount Franklin al N paso ON
Friday evening, ending his lie hy TAX.
Ing hcllad0nna. Tho relatives OF the
young man, who live ia Green Bay.
Wisconsin. refused % stand any OF
the funeral expenses and ho was to
be hurled "a the poitors field How.
ever, biz sweetheart no Green Bay TO
whom De- wAH tn have been married..
tolegraphcd the undertakers that she
would bear q part oi DE funeral OK.
pensos. and the balance was made up
from donations from his friends. 30
that the body wac buried IN the Ever.
g cen cemetery al Ei pas0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
NEW BRICK MACHINE
AT THE PENlTENTiARY

The new and improved machine for
the purpose OF manufacturing fire
pressed brick. which was ordered
some time ago by superintendent "A.
o. Bursum, Of the penitentlary. from
the manufacturers at Eric, Penn.
sylyania, has been shipped and Is ex.
pccied 20 reach Santa re within ten
days. It's capacity viii be twenty-five
thousand Are pressed brick per day
and as soon as u shall be Installed.
the penitentiary authorities VIII be
enabled 90 turn out more and better
brick than ever before. This machine
n said Ia be- the very best and latest
IN the market and great things IN the
manufacture Of brick are performed
by A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
a RACING ASSOCIATION
ron TOWN or CARLSBAD.

The men Of Carlsbad who have In.
tercHgi themselves Ia the racing as
sociaruu and are giving their time
and l ndlng their money To make u
q sucCcssiul Organization are entitled
10 much credit u Is enterprise iiks
thar bat ahoyes a town 90 the front,
and Carlsbad can stand considerable
Showing Just now.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
CARLSBAD MAN HAS
ACCIDENT WITH Ak

While chopping posts last week
Charles Scott, oi Carlsbad. had a ser.
ious accident Ills ax caught on the
limb of tree and was brought down
with great force upon bis foot. cutting
of Two oi The bones The injured
man was taken 20 Carlsbad and given
tho necessary medical and surgical at
tFutiOn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
COMMITTEES WAS MUCH I'M.
PRESSED WITH ALAMoooRDo

Alamos0rdO people think that their
town made a good impression upon the
NATIONAL Frniergal Sanitnrlum con-
mittee during its recent yisit 10 that
city. Tho members were taken 10 la
lana canyon and we're well pleased with
the SURROUNDINGS as a location. The
water supply. tho Irritation and the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

gated and wore found 70 be al that
could DO desired Ei pasO people
are pulling f0r Alamoeordo The Pass
city does not care especially 90 have
the aaniisrinm located within It's coz.
tines but - perfectly willing and even
anxious that Il should 20 70 Alamo.
e0rd0 ~ mat town "a close enough TO
send considerable part 0f the trade 10
~ paso.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
SAN MieuEL COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT NOTES

Two divorce cases we're before the
court at las Vegas Saturday Mfg
Lizzie Wiser was granted n divorce
from her husband. John H. Wiser. and
Mrs Eva Fliznheth Kelly filed suit FOR
absolute divorce from Malcomh w
Ntdy ON the grounds of Cruci and IN
human treatment A. the defendant
In the latter case h a nonresident Of
San Miguel county. notice by publica.
ton was ordered by the court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
Or. sLucuM TO DELIVER
ADpHEss At RATION.

superntudent Helney has made ar.
rangemcns io aave Dr. Slocnm. presi-
dent OF Colorado college. deliver an
address a. .iatOn At the close ~ school
My iTtl This Is pleasing news. IN.
decd, 90 hose acquainted with Or.
clocum's tanding In educational cir
cios aud .onuiation as speaker The
subject 81 The address viii be an.
nOunced later
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
FELIX DID NOT re.
SION PosrMAsTERsHlp

W. understand that Felix Grant
wrote ont his RESIGNATION as post.
master lis last week because some
OF his ifrnds that were patrons OF the
pOatOih obiccted 10 being insulted
when lHHy came TO che office for their
mail. auI had made complaint % that
erect uI, that raa'iy the matter was
fixed az ind me complaint Withdrawn
and the resignation WITHHELD Taos
Mining gopOrtcr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

Denver Col. April 23 -Four years
ago Theodore Roosevelt, then vice
prcsldont elect Of the United states,
visited western Colorado and spent
some weeks In bon hunting In kontt
county. Nov he 10 again visiting
these SAME haunts. but this time az
president
FOR weeks before the rrcsldcnt ar
rived. guides and hunters. Who are
acquainted with every inch of the
mountainous territory IN the north
weatoin pari Of Coiorado, traYersed
the hills hunting Out those places
where the bear lion and other bil
game abound M the greatest nun
b,srs. These points are not thos'
which are by ans muaas the most af
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
CORONADO TENT CITY BAND
Will ORGANIZE m ALBuouER
QUE ABOUT FIRST or JUNE.

Manager q. A. Matson. of the EMS
Opea house. has received letter
from Henry Oblemeyeg manager and
the play house 0n June 5th ana 6ih
This band has organized Tor the
summer season the past two yeLra Ia
Albuquerque and for the comlng sea.
son win organize here about the irst
W June. giving two concerts here ON
the nights of june 18th ANA 9Th
The organization Is supported by
me santa ~ railway and "a used AZ
a means Of adyeriisinE the Coronado
Tent eiiy, which resort Il derives ite
name from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
CONTRACT COMPLETED
At INDIAN SCHOOL

Gus MulhollRnd completed his con
tract for sinking 900 feet for artesian
water al The United states Indian IN
dusirial school IN santa BE. exhaust.
ing the appropriation Of $4,000 An
other appropriation viii De asked for
from congress- 90 sink deeper az tho
Indications for arteaian water have
been multiplying the deeper the vol
went The well as far as sunk cul
several strata OF flowing water hui
the inflow Of sand will prevent then
utilization by pumping