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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

cries IN ireland. which disclosed archi
lecture very much like that found In
ancient Rome. as ono proof Then she
shows how the burial and funeral Gus.
toms at the ancient Romans and the
lrlsh were the save. Continuing her
argument sho says
Prom tue Roman excavations and
from ihe study Of Roman traditions
and Roman texts, We are Ted 90 be
uero beyond dispute that representa-
tlvcs OF the Aryan race settled IN pre-
historic times In the valley which wau
90 be- later the forum. that the Celtic
type had a period Of strong influence
on the land where Rome was % be.
and that an the manifestations and
traditions 81 that time and Of the fOl.
lowing well down into the centuiie
OF Rome, were strongly impressed
with their original characters, Aryan
rtualism. and Celtic tradition on the
other hand. We know from the pages
OF ancient Irish manuscripts how
many Aryan traditions were brought
and set,.cd In the isle OF Erin. how
much Aryan ritualism Is contained In
the traditional lore Of lreiand's most
secluded inhabitants. the nnmixed De
FNNNhANAN VI lNNANNHHAH AAAN'AAAaAN
OF aborigine Celts, akin 10 the early
italic population.
From all this one lea emcrgei
with startling dlstinctpess; Through
sScgra ghiral and historical reasons
the Irish Cells represent the most ne
cent Aryan group settled in Europe
The population which preserves u
greater purity the religious and socla
tradition OF the ancient Aryans, th'
most anoioat inhabitants OF the Ro
man forum. Ireland OF today ~ atil
In comparatively large part lrelan,
% 1000 years ago. and the value %
the Irish Cells represent the most ~
served. 10 Of incHtimable value. Al
onOrt must DO made TO collect on I
large scale surviving traditions. % OK
plore monuments 20 well preserves
that they can hardly be- called ruins
TO gather information he broad an,
complete as possible from the uneX
plOrod mounds, 'crannogs, and buria
grounds OF Ireland For it IA ireland
perhaps, which holds In her mlllen
nlal tOmhs as well as In her customs
OF today ana yesterday the last wor,
about the enigma Of earliest Rome
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
GRAND CHANCELLOR cLAPP
ON TOUR OF INSPECTION

hrand Chancellor ~. w. Clopp, or
the New Mexico Grand Ledge ~ the
Knights % Pythlas, OF LOrdsburg. ar.
rived IN the city this morning from
Santa Re. for an inspection Of the
local lodge Of this order. Mr. Clapp
II on a tour of inspection o. the lodges
throughout the territory. When seen
by a Citizen reporter he STATED that
the order throughoui the territory was
in "A Furnishing condition and that the
membership had increased consider.
ably during tho past three years.
lie will 40 from here % Tucnmcari.
where a new lodge W be Instituted.
thence 20 Artesia ana Hagerman In
Eddy county. for the same purpose.
There are az present twonty.four
lodges Of the order In New Mexico,
located at Ration. Springer, Elizabeth
town, Las Vegas, santa re, Madrid.
Albuquerque, SocoTro. San Marcial
Magdalona, Chama, Hilisboro, Dem.
ing. LordsburR. Silver City, Folsom,
Clayton Captain. white Oaks, Alamo
gordo. Roswell. Carlsbad, Gallup and
Clarkville. with a total membership
of twelve hundred and slxty-two
knights.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

q. u. Roberts OF San Francisco
who purchased the exclusive book
making privilege NJ the race track for
the spring meeting, arrived from the
west today and this afternoon visited
the stables az the park to get a line on
the horses. lie Is one OF tho best
spoken OF horsemen In the west today
and Is thoroughly acquainted with his
profession. that OF bo0kmaking. He
comes 20 Albuquerque well known,
being a brother OF Oscar Roberts. the
well known cattleman Of southern
New Mexico. lie was also class.
mate OF Col. W. II. Greer, president
Of the Albuquerque Traction company.
For probably the first time IN the his
tory OF the race track in Alhuquerqus
the public viii be assured OF really
first class bQOkmaker.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
FREE-FOR.ALL PACE
PROMISES GREAT RACE
Winfield StraitOn shows Much
Speed at Trinidad STRANGER
0. is Ready.
COMP ABOUT Tue iPUINC MEET

frrorn Thursday Daily Cltizen.l
The free Tor All pace which Is 20 be
pulled of on Wednesday. May 3ist.
tho third day Of the spring race meet.
ing. PROMISES % be the finest and
most exciting harness event Of the
meet. and more especially because Il
viii be q grnclllng contest bQtWecn
awo horses famous all over tae south.
west. Winfield 3. StratiOn. he star
uf the EatabrOok stable, Of Derver,
and stranger o. the idle OF Alhuquer.
que hofsemen, owned BY Joe Barnett,
OF this city.
Stranger o. holds the record for this
track nf . mile IN ANY, made hers
last fall. when the great PAGER vas
olOaing a season OF many winninga
throughout the middle west. SlTation
lost out TO Stranger o, Ia the free.
for.ali pace AZ tho territorial fair In
three straight heats the best time be.
ing 2.I3. This was one and one
fourth seconds less than the time
made By the world famous k0hcrtj
made on the same track. Stranger o,
has a mark OF 2.0Sis. II. A. Frost. his
trainer, states that he Is training well
and will commence the season this
year IN better shape than ever before
and that he expects 10 clean az stakes
with him an along the circuit
But Winfield 6tratton u also warm
ing up ia great shape. He has been
On training at Overland Park, Denver
ana tine flrst Of the week went the last
half OF a mile heat In 1904, which Il
great going for NO early IN the season
with Stranger o, and Winheld 3
8tratton, the free.for.all pace here this
year should be as full Of excitement
and interest as any sec crowd could
aak for.
Joe Younger, who Is entered IN the
1.ig pace, IL showing up well IN Den
vnr, where he II getting bis daily
workouts at City park. lie paced I
mile Monday In 2.2i. This horse I
owned by George s. Newman. Of As
pan, Colorado.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
THOUGHT a MURDER
HAD BEEN COMMITTED

Union county had sensation Tues.
lay and a posse vas out hunting Tor
the supposed murder OF John McMina.
nan, a lanchman naar Valley. Me.
dinaman was standing In his door
when a bolt OF lightning struck him
and knocked dim over backward.
koila Nowkirk, a seyentoen.year-o
lad was standing In front of McMlna.
man and just as the nash came a half.
lemcuted man. whom tho ranchman
had been Eheltering for few days,
appeared behind him. Roila tkdnght
that this fellow had struck McMlna.
man and ae Immediately ran 10 neigh.
Dor and told his tale. A posse was
formed &c liant for the crazy man. but
when they reached tho ranch Il was
discovered that McMinaman WA an
right and had only been stunned by
The bolt and not struck by the other
fellow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

The lsedwell string. which arrived
yesterday from the meeting which
Just closed az Durango, and numbers q
list OF seven runnors - bringing q
record OF more than Sl,i0O worth OF
purses gathered IN at the Durango
meet Several % the seven are well
known here, Honest John having
taken away lots OF money during terri.
torlal fair races OF recent years. Dele
Monte and He'd Cord are the Bedwell
entries In the Albuquerque Derby
which goes next Tuesday. The others
are Honest John. TrilliA, False Fire,
Los Ernas aud Bay Leaf OF these,
Red Cord. Los Ernas aud BAY Leaf
are entered Ia several Of the running
purses and also Ia the Denver Derby.
the feature Of the Denver race meet
Ing next MONTH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS
WILL CELEBRATE SUNDAY

The local council OF the knightA OF
Columbus have completed all arrange
menta for big time next Sunday,
when they VIII confer three degrees
of the order upon about twenty-five
candidates from dinoroBt parts Of the
territory, The program a. very inter.
oating and the celebration promises
30 be a most successful event. A
number Of members Of she order from
adjoining cities viii be present Tor the
occasion.
The program VIII open at 1880
o'clock Sunday morning with high
masa az the Immaculate Conception
church. The sermon viii consist Of q
subject pertaining 10 the order. Spe-
cial arrangements have been made 10
handle the large crowd expected at
this service.
The first two degrees % the secret
session, which viii commence az 2
o'clock In tho afternoon Will be oxoR.
piled by ths degree team OF the local
eouacil. consisting % +. r.. Gargan,
q. X; ]. y. MoManus. d. q. X; p.
y. hocanna, H. J, ", ollphant. O.;
A. n. Eapinoaa, W.; p. 3. sculllon,
- ~
Upon the conclusion Of the confer.
ring Of tho second degree. the major
degree viii be conferred BY Territorial
Deputy o N. Marion.
After the secret work haa been dis
ponsed With an elegant banquet will
be served by the wives and friends Of
ehe sir knights In the Elks' banquet
hall. ~ Z.
Tho following candidates win take
enc degrees;
X. J. Common, John Whelan, .. J.
collins. Of Winslow, Arizona.
w Leo Lanigan. Rev. n. Dumareat,
Robert DOlan, Ichn Kennedy, Q. l..
Gonzales, Felix Fabro, Thomas Ku1.
naiT. James cavanaugh, John Oab0fue,
q Gallup N. N. ftaa
y W. Mcdonald. John O. MnTay. A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
ADDRESSED STUDENTS
RABBI kAPLAN DELIVERS THE
ANNUAL ADDRESS TO N. N.
NJ. 4.


from Wednesdays Daily Cllizann.l
Gymnasium hall was completely an.
ed sVn. . morning when Rabbi Kap-
Ian gave the annual address 10 tho stu.
dents % the New Mexico Military In
sti,ute, says the Roswell Record, May
~. II was the nrst large gathering
OF the present commencement, and
u was more especially TO tho g aduat-
ing class Of 'O5 that the remarks OF tho
talented speaker we're directed.
Taking HE text from tho ffth chap
ter OF Second Kings, RABBI Kapian
taught the listeners beautiful and
valuable lesson. The Scripture los
son vas the story OF the lepor who.
when told 20 wash in the river JOrs
dan seven times seven Ia order 10
have his neah made clean, was disap.
pointed, having expected 20 have his
body purified by the prophet laying
ON his hands or BY some other poT.
eOnal application OF his power, and OF
how the lepcr was made clean when
he car led out the instructions given.
From this reading he showed the vari-
Gus kinds OF lopgrs of the present
day, Of the black one and the white
ones. who are Just as bad as the black,
u not 90 repulsive In outward appear
ance.
Incidental 10 the subject OF ;ho
morning, tho speaker exposed many
OF 9he ehama and follies OF mon 81
today, as well AZ the men OF all ages.
lila address was fiill OF wisdom and
bright thoughts and the one great
lesson that all men should wash
themselves IN tho stl cams OF love,
charity and gOunnosB and become
clean OF the ioprOsies OF this world
was impressed especially ON the minds
OF the class Of 05, as they stood In
the presence Of the speaker.
The music OF the service was most
beautiful. MoHdamea 0oslin and Pra-
ser and Misses Rabb and Keller com
posed the choir, aud their parts In
the service we're full OF rich melody.
The Institute band rendered several
selections that showed good training
and ca eful study aud practice.
Rabbi Kaplan spoke again Sunday
evening nc tho Presbyterian church.
az which time the same choir that
had sung In the morning gave excel.
lent music. Rabbi kaplan's evening
discourse was full OF wisdom and en-
tertalnlng, "a have been an OF tho
addresses he has made since he came
20 Roswell.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
OFFICER CHARGED WITH
ATTEMPTED TO MURDER

From Thursday Daily Cltlxeu.)
Yesterday afternoon a warrant was
sworn out IN the court Of the Justice
OF tho peace Of precinct i3, Old Aibu-
uuorque. charging Oniccr VIM. r.
'Nagnor. Of the city police force, With
assault with Intent 20 murder one
Juan Rome O. on the mountain road
north Of this city early last Sunday
morning. Tho warrant wes served and
the oiiicer gave bond for his appear
ance before the Justice 81 precinct
No. "a al O'Clock this evening.
II seems 10 BE- 4 clear case % spite
work on the part Of some relatives
of Romero. who WELD some influence
in politics In old town. 1acre 10 no
question whatever, but that Oflccr
Wagner was doing his duty an an ofl-
Ger and protecting hla own life. when
on last SUNDAY morning, while at
tempting 10 arrest Romero, together
with one Oaiido and CrcgOrio Chavesi
Tor an assault committed that morn.
inR upon n man by the name OF Joseph
Shuhert. ~ the rear Of PaHquales
dive on North Third street. was
forced 90 club Romero, who resisted
arrest and made a savage attack upon
the officer. After knocking Romero
down. Wagner proceeded TO take
charge Of the other two men, and
while he was busy with them Romero
came 20 his senses and made bis e.
cape. He was captured the next day
By Policeman Joe Salazar and fined "
In police court for disturbing the
peace.
Il is said that while the court was
hearing tho care Romero made the
threat that he would -get even with
the Oflcer. The city attorney viii
conduct Wagner's side Of the case,
and there II little doubt but that the
officer will be discharged from All
blame. Romero was only slightly In
iured by the clubbing be received.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
DROWNED IN THE CHAMA
NiNE.YEAR.oLD SON or EMIL.
ANo MARTINEZ LOSES LIFE
NEAR LOS BRAzos.

While attempting to ford the Chama
river last Sunday above Los BrazOs, a
village two miles north Of Park View,
hmlllano Martinez WAS thrown out OF
his buggy and washed down tho
stream for about ATTY yards, being
saved BY Narolse Martinez. his broth.
81, who happened 10 be riding close
behind him on horseback. Mr. Mar
tlnoz's nlneyeariold son was drowned
ana the body OF the unfortunate boy
has not been recovered. The bridges
az Encenada. on the Brazos river, and
nt Los Brazos. have been carried away
by the high water and the old settlers
say thai not Aimee 1865 has the Chama
river been 80 high aud ~ mountains
sim nave plenty Of snow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
VAoUI INDIANS STILL
CAUSING MUCH TROUBLE.

J. u. Allen, Of Monte Vista, Col,
was passenger on the Denver a Rio
Giando for his home, says the New
Mexican. Mr.. Allen has been In charge
OF a holsting engine az tho Hermosilla,
Mexico mines. The recent trouble
with the Yaqul Indians caused the
mine 20 shut down. Mr.. Allen says
thst with the exception OF these In.
dian troubles, everything Ia progress
ing In the mining district OF Hermo-
aiila, and that as soon a. the faquis
arer put under control, all the mines
will reopen. lie expects 20 return 20
Hermosllla AZ soon a. the disturb
ancea are over.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

II. Pier. A. n. Ley n. Y. McEiroy. W.
n Brown. r. N. Mc0ough. A. G. spsl
miro. John Mooney. n D. Shoup. y.
~ i3eavon. w. A. keieher, Y. y. Carey.
~. = Dunnlgaa. y. u. Ward. y. r.
Harris Charles uruner. y. McNally,
d T. Coonoy. Henry Augo, J. y. Costi.
gan. Theodore Lelart Fidel Romero,
Thomas Spring,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

The Denver horses that are entered
IN the harness events will be shipped
from that city today. They include
Della Mccarthy. Earl Burchw0od, Win
field 8. stratton, Florodora. Of the Es.
tabrook stables: Ainble W., owned ny
q. w. Hays. OF Colorado Springs; J. j..
M. Jr. owned by s. s. Bernard, Den
YER; Nettio Van Grundy, owned by
George l.. keener. Of Colorado Springs,
Johnnie X. OF the kuater 4 Irwin
stable. OF Laramie, Wyo.; 1ifbin and
Loaenger, owned by J. NJ. Herbert. Of
Denver; Woody r.. owned by y. O,
Davia. OF Colorado Springs; Little Cap,
owned by @. j. Lackey, Of Rocky Ford.
Colo: and Angle Dureya, owned by A.
q. Rumolbaugh, OF Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
.FiNANCItR AND
PHILaNTHROPIST DEAD
GREAT HEAD or This RoTHs.
CHILD HOUSE GOES THE WAY
or ALL LIVING.

Paris. May Sc Baron Adolph De
Rothschild. head OF the French branch
OF the banking house bearing The name
Of R0thsc".d. and governor OF the
bank OF France. died &C 80 this
morning from acute bronchitis. ag-
sravated by govt
The eminent hnancler had been
sinking slowly Tor many days. but
there was no apprehension that death
was near.
The announcement Of death caused
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
BEREAVEMENT MAY CAUSE
DEATH or TWO MOTHERS.

Mrs. Mack Murray and her sister.
ln.law are IN a state OF collapse from
the shock o. the drowning o. their
children, ana physicians fear both
mothers may die, says a dispatch from
Roswell. A. related nj the time, ave
children were drowned Ia a clondburat
which swept down the BOnit0 river
while the team attached 20 the wagon
was being watorod at tho river. Four
~ the victims were girls and one OF
them, sally Murray, waH the daughter
~ Mrs. MacK Mursay's slster-lnlaw.
Miss Murray landed on a aandbar, but
Was washed away again hefore she
could bo rescued.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

DIR. O. j. Mestlake. A Abraham. Lou
Osmer, Joe strattOn, J. NJ, Garrett and
Robert BoulWare. Of Silver City, have
associated themselves together for the
purpose Of developing three promising
claims near the scene OF the recent
gold strike az Camp Fleming, Grant
county. Samples OF ore have been
taken and assays a.e being made.
which u satisfactory. will result In
considerable development work on the
pOnerty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

For two months Puiford has shown
signs OF mental strain. When Berry
was killed In Puliord's opera house
last Monday, and the authorities be.
gan 20 question Pulford II was evident
his mind was giving away. PUlford
rose from a poor boy to the position
Of one Of the wealthlest men In this
section Of the state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
RUE ON
P0inkll(ex
SAYS ANCIENT ROMANS
CANE FROM IRELAND.

Boston. May 2g.-That the Italians
are OF Irish origin ~ the claim made
BIZ Miss Amy A. Bernardy. profeaso.
" Italian NJ arlstocraiic Smith col.
iegc, Northampton, Mass. she claims
70 have given the question a great
dCh Of research and advances many
nrooe IN support Of her claim. Snc
poin to recent archaeological diacOY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

Base ball talk ia the newspapers Is
becoming uninteiigible. Here ~ a
sample from metropolitan paper
Tinker led on Tor the Cubs. and
ozOned Evors slammed a clean sing.
10 10 left, and went 20 third on Filings
aollttaire 90 the Same place. King
purlOined second Pfener sauniered
on four vide ones and the TO Let
signs were pulled down from all the
bases"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Netary PuhIIe AnpoIntea-

Tho following notary public has
been appointed by Governor Otero: J..
G.. Hiii, Dawson, Colfax county.
Insurance Fees Paid.
The following insurance companies
have paid Hon, Pedro Perea, superln.
tondent ot insurance, the 500 fee re-
quired by the insurance law and which
authorizes them 10 DO business in the
territory. Germnnio Life Insurance
company. OF New York; Aetna LILO In.
surance company, OF Hartford, Conn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

p. p. McCannR, the well.known real
estate man, yesterday AOld eleven lots
IN the Lewis a slmonds addition, 10.
Gated Just north Of the Santa re hos.
pital IN the Highlands, 20 w. p. Met.
calf and his associates. The lots are
vory desirable for residence purposes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

J. I. Mccullough. general manager
OF the Bonnett.Sicphenso mine. 70.
turned 10 Las Cruces from a trip 10
kansas, and after a few days at the
mines went back TO Kansas on bust.
ness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

TenderfcOt Corral aud member Of the
cattle commission firm Of Boulware
a Emo, OF Silver City, left with car.
load Of o0w-pOnles for Philadelphia.
where there Is good market for the
animals among the polo players.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

The Surety Investment company
today sold lots 4. 2. 3 and 4 IN block
twenty-five Of the Peroa addition, 90
Jodie A BAocua. for $3.50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

Reports from Landing show that the
crop viii probably ran a hundred per
cent. saya the Eatancia News. The
sheep are In excellent condition and
grass plentiful. shearlng will begin
noon and with the extra prices for
wool the sheepman are All wearing
broad smile
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

a widespread regret. for besides his
position Ia the financial world, he was
known for hia lavish charities. one OF
tho latest being slit OF $1,000 900
for the 'erection OF worklngmon' p
homos. The deceased was born IN
1897.
lie viii probably be succeeded as
head OF the Paris house by Baron
Lambert 40 ROthschlld, o. brussels.
One OF Baron Rothschlld'a colossal
feSts was financing the indemnity
France paid 10 Germany after the
Franco German war OF 1851.
A handsome now brass sign was
placed In 'front.' Of the Bank Of Com.
merco today. Il Is an exceptionally
me piece OF work and was the sub.
ject OF much favorable comment.
Regular services az Temple Albert
viii bo held this evening az 7;46
o'clock. RaSoi Kaplan viii preach on
the subject. The Trinity Of Obodi.
once" Everybody IL welcome.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

A. ID. Porter, who had been employed
IN the once Of superintendent John
Donair for the past two years, left
this week for Honolulu. where he will
stay for several months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

Kansas City. May 2f.--Cattlo--Re-
cclp,s, 10000. including 1900 south
orna, Zoe lower. Native steers, s3i5
W5.l5; southern steers, 23.5OM6.25;
southern COWS, f2.25M4.0O; native
COWS and hoifcrs. t2.a5Q6.26; stock
en and feeders, f3.2vpi.90, bulls,
ST.. :, $50, calves. f3O0Wb50; west.
ern fed steers, tf.25W600; western
fed cows, ss25Q5OO.
Sheep - Receipts, 1000; market,
steady TO iOc lower. Muttons, $4,000
b.i5, lambs, M.95W7.6O; range woth.
ors, Si.65G6.lO; fed ewes, ti.Ov. 80.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

The grand jury for the nrst judicial
dist let court for Taos county has re-
turned an Indictment for murder In
the ast degree against John COnley,
for the murder OF Charles Purdey and
James Redlng, near Augusta, on Jan
uary i6, 1905. A ch0nge OF venue was
aaked for and Judge John Il. Merle
has taken tho matter under advise
ment. fie has not yet decided whesh'
or the change a venue viii be- grant
81 20 Rio Arriha or Santa Ne county,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-27

NASHVILLE. Tenn, May 25.--T'he Ma.
tlOnal Association OF Secretaries OF
Slate, winch was formed a. st. Louis
last September. began lis frst annual
meeting in Nashville today. Secretary
Of State Morton, OF Tennessee, Is
president Of tho association and pre-
sided over the meeting IN his annual
address he communicated 20 the mem
bers of the association the most not
able changes Ia legiplntiOn through
out the Union during the last winter
The Aztex Index says; DR.. j. A.
Dur, 0f Pennington spent Sunday
night In the county seat. and left Mon.
day morning ioi' Santa Re. Albuquor.
que and other Now Mexico points. lie
WIZ be gone about two weeks.