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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
LABOR DAY WILL
Be OBSERVED HERE
~ The NUMEROUS UNIONS AND
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
SEPTEMBER vHE DATE.
PLANS LATER.

Labor Day, Munuay. Scpfrmhor o.
viii be- nuingly onBereyd On ihis city
by the different labor organizations
having representation ia this city,
plans looking 90 a fitting observance
OF The one day in the year sei aside
Cor the laboTing man By congress. be-
ms already under way.
Just what form the program VIII
take has not yet been fully decided.
hut there VIII be speeches dealing
with the labor questions. nhloniam.
etc. and q parade of the different
unions "A a meeting be held at a
future date, Ia which an the labor
organizations OF the city viii take
part, tho pros Mm Ia detail Will be
discussed and decided upon
Among some Of tho labor organiga-
lions that viii take part IN tho oh
aaryanCes Of the day are The Car.
penters Union. No 1918. brotherhood
of Painters, Paper Hangers and Dec
orators, International Association of
MachinlatH. No. l31. narbCfH' Union.
No. 50i, Typographical Union, No. 500,
Retail Clerks international ProlsC-
tive Association, No 500. Cigar Max.
ors' Union No. 433, International
Union of Brewery Workers, No. $50,
international brotherhood 90 Team
stora. No ass. International Brother
hu0d ~ Blaeksmiihs No 203. Inter-
national brotherhood Of Boiler Maker
Helpers. No. 100. International BROTH
erhood OF ElcciFiCal Workers, No. 200.
hmaigamatcd Sheet Metal Workers.
Alliance. Nok o7. Pastors IntoFna.
tional Association. No. 4. nrickiaycrs
and Maaons International uniou OF
America. no. 2. and the brotherhood
of Railway Tralnmon, the Brother
hood of Locomotive firemen the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
aud the Order OF Railway Conductors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

vi puso. Tex, Aug. 1.-The King
Midas OF old. j. NJ nrngas. 40. o
Mexican mining maRnate. dare not
touch hle dearest onos. Gold o. heap
Cd on every side Of him-hla sold
but contact with him ia e curse senior
Hringas o. a leper.
The Mexican knows that the disease
is incurahie. ne has spent a million
dollars IN vain. but. Ia desperation, he
offers g50o0,000 90 any ne who viii
cure him.
After seeking relief everywhere IN
Mexico. ho ~ now ln Europe, appeal
ing 20 the great specialists OF The old
world.
Thoy would not sea him a ticket 10
Guaymaa, 30 he bought a train
he purchased q private car Cited %
elegantly. and tncn hired his own To-
connective and engineer
An Act Of Mercy.
Hut. another obstacle was cncouni.
cred no gcf t0 Vera Cruz. OF any
other port TO take a steamer. be would
have 60 pass through the United
States. Tho bars are up against icporB
everywhere. poor and rich alike.
Finahy however the United States
marine h0fpiill service consented 20
lot him enter this oounirs AZ Noga.es,
Ariz.. terminus OF the sonora railroad.
and travel through Arizona and New
Mexico, 90 ~ paso, and re-enter Mex
leo. 10 tie Mexican government would
agree in udvlnce 60 take him bacg.
Thir was arranged, and then the mar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

interest on tho entire l21.oco.ooo b. "a
Issue.
The 0rai construction york viii DO
The building of f.. i00O.hnraopoWor
plant on cottonwood creek. nt a cost
of f1t0,000 which Will furnish The
power 90 drive ihe dfllt in lho ten.
ncis. Go RON the ventilaiOfs remove
the debris. cxcaynio The bitches. mix
the concrete lin short 90 urild one dl
The most mumontous aud daring wa.
ter livery systems IN tho world.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

In the nistrinct Court ct she county
of Valencia, Territory OF New
Mexico.
Mariana Gonzales. 81 nl..
VlnIuflff.


Luz naca. 81 49,.
Defendants.
Melee IL Hereby Given, That by
virtue 0f indement and order %
sale in tho above cause on the 8th day
OF March. 1906. the undersigned.
Special Master VIII, on the 18Th day
OF September. 1906, at l0 O'Clock ln
the forenoon Of said day. at the front
door Of iho county court house ol tne
county OF Valencia. Territory OF New
Mexico, sell az public auction no the
Highest and best bidder. for cash,
The following real estate. situate 90
the county 90 Valencia. Territory of
New Mexico t0-Nit.
Two tracts Of land commonly
known as the San Matco Springs
Grant, granted t0 Santiago Duran de-
Chayea on tbs 5th day ol Feuary,
1858. by the then Governor and Cap
tain General 0f the Province OF New
Mexico. aud which said grant was az
forwards. on NE 6ih day Of February,
1895, confirmed by the United States
Court OF Private Land Claims 90 the
eXtont OF one square league 20 be
selected and surveyed within the out
lying boundaries uf said original
grnnt. and IN two tracts u necessary.
and which said grant was afterwards
surveyed 10 Two trncta under the DE-
fection oi the Surveyor General ui
said Territory. aud which said survey
was duly approved by said United
States Court 0f Private Land elaine,
reference 90 which said survey ia
hereby made for more particular de-
acripiiOn, the nrat ui sal dtracia con.
tanning according 90 said survey a..
2Gl.i62 acres of land and the second
containing 7c.1ii acres of land, me
total area of said two tracts being
f.3io.2fG acres of land. A plat of said
tracts OF land ls attached 90 the re-
port OF the commissioners appointed
To partition said promises and % now
on Gle Ia said cause, reference "a
which said plat and the decrees Or
dofing sale is hereby made
FRANK MOORE
Special Master
First publication August a. 1875,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
moUNTAiNAsR HAS
oSoD SUNDAY SCHOOL

w N. Mccoy a Co. have moved
into lho new store building Of ,. 7.
Dunlayy, recently completed, and now
have one 0f she most convenient ard
oommodious rooms in the west This
handsome building has rooms suitable
for once purposes besides q large
public hall This hall is at prcsoat
being used for Sunday school, having
been kindly donated for that purpose
hv Mr. urnlnYy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
MARYLAND STATE
HOETtCut TURiSTe MEET

Berlin, Nd. Aug. N.--Tho Maryland
state horticultural society opened 20
annual meeting here today on the
lawn 81 Mr. q. a. Harrlsons real
dcnco. Prof I0hn Craig OF Cornell
university delivered tho principal cd.
drosgs Tbs attonoanCo wag unusually
large and Included representatives of
many otaer state horticultural aaaO.
Citations From here the delegates and
memhors W.n 20 90 Ocean City, where
the session Win ho continued. AZ
Ocean City mo principal address viii
be- delivered hy Professor Waugh of
Amherst. Mass other addresses we'd
be delivered uy President Sylvester
and members of the faculty of She
Maryland Agricultural college Captain
Atlllman and0ihof1. The sessions W"'
h0 held no the Atlantic hotel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Eight Slightly Injured In santa Fe
Wrerk

Wichita, Kna, Aug. a. EaEtbound
Santa 10 passenger train No. rs was
wrecked near Sawyer. kuH.. as the
resu'. of spreading rails. The entire
train with The exception Of the engine
and tender turned over. Eight per-
Sons were slightly injured, but none
seriously. The train was Ia charge
.uf Conductor Wright samuel Hol-
comb was The only passenger sus-
tanning broken bones HIS thumb
and bone In the right hand were
broken. Traffic on the EuglCwo0d
branch. where the wreck happened,
has been tied up since. Passengers,
mail and express are being trans
ierrad around The wreck Several
hundred feet Of track Is torn up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
WHAT ALBUQUERQUE
GARDEN has DONE
FROM ONE TO TWO POUND TO.
MATOEe GROWN lH a CITY
GARDEN iN GREAT PRO.
FUSION.

a. a. uuicbcf city circulator io.
Tho Evening Citizen, today laid 0l
the editorial table q tomato. raised Boa
bis garden, ON North Fulf oelfh
street. which 81 the largest specimen
OF this vegetable the present writer
ever saw.
Tho one in question measured nf-
teen aud Ono-hnlf inches in circum.
ference. throo aud onc-hnil Inches lu
thickness, and Weighed one and one
half pounds Y8t Nv butcher says ID
Is by no means one of the largest ln
bis crop. he has sixty plants. ali the
fruit of which has been of this large
type. and the plants have been liter
ally loaded down wiih the abundance
of their product.
This particular variety "a properly
named punderouH and The seed nu8
obialrei from Peter Henderson, tho
well known florist and gardener
Tho seed was started ln boxes ln
the house and trunsplanted 90 iho
Garden az early as was safe. The
plants were Hiakcd. and AIR. nUichor
Kept them shortened in and some
what puned, No prevent excessive
growth in holghfh on width a PEE
cullarily az the fruit, which 81 q beau
tihl red % that "a la almost entirely
meet, the soCi being few and the
seed cavities very small They Ger
tainly are q wonder and q credit 20
town gardonlnE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
WILL TRY TO. MAKE
THE LAW BURpENsOME

pasacngef officials OF the various
roadH, says an exchange, are studying
thC new Hepburn rate law with q
good deal of interest They are de-
airous OF ascortcining how h will az.
feet their department in every par
tculr. some OF them think they
have discovered In Il the entire abO-
Hilton OF low rates and cheap exour-
siona Of every kind They calm that
under the terms OF the new law q will
DO impncticabla for tho railways 10
reduce rates for short trips and spec
ciai excursions. as % now done. Thcso
special rates might clearly be brought
within the provisions prohibiting dla-
ordinations Of any kind q Is claim
ed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
SHARE OUR PROFITS
sEWINo MACHINE FREE.

oar new nroiH sharing plan cuahloa
our cash customers 90 secure sewing
machines carpets, lace curtains. din.
nor sets, washing machines and 0thos
vat able ARTICLES without cost we
give q roiunding SLIP whl every uur.
chase Send for nromlmum llsi We
sen cheaper than any ether catalogue
house and You win save money by
buying direct from ~.
FIFTY CENTS FREE
Write Tor Onr new Mammuuih 200
PAGE Catalogue, FREE sad a due bul
Zoe soc.
CON. 4 LOOK
Cuneumcrs' Wholesale Cnial0ru
House. lba3 Blake el, Donvcr. COLI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

QucncU managers have not found ne
ferris they harnn'ned for when The
contracts were signed THIS had
greatly puzzled ihcm untl they UNI
oarihed ihe sWlndlc. Now they have
chorus eirl photographed ns soon
ns che conlraat So signed. end the
portrait appears aE part Of the con-
sract u is said considerable has
been done in this new Mind OF fake
incarceration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
Flrsi pubIIcatlon August n. 1910

Farmers. mechanics, railfoadefa' a.
horors rely on Or Thomas Elect
Oh Takes the Htlng out Of cuts,
nurus or bruises at once. Pain cannot
stay whore b h mand.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
gxcELLENr SHOWING
MlnH ~ AL. e.


IN August 1898. oieht years ago.
Santa ~ preferred stock was selling
az Sass and common at i3ik. Tho
entire common stock az that prico
cost 2i3,760.00O. and the preferred
Gust 2 fraction over l39,0000 900, or IN
al fba GOO. 600
az 93 3-i and preferred az i0ois. and
The entire stock at those prices is
worth. for common. t9s0o000O and
FOR preferred. til5000 900. or IN oli
a42io.tfo.too thus fhe road. or stock.
holders hanging on 90 their stock for
these olghl years. have mede en- add
iiun 90 the profit from dividends
which President Ripley says for ten
To visit Dawson Coal Fielda
Governor Hagerman. Secretary y.
w HayuoldH and Attorney General
W q Reid viii start August az for a
tour on the line II tht ~ paso q
Southwestern railway and for visit
TO the Dawson coal camps IN Colfax
county. They go by invitation Of
General Manager u. s. Simmons. Of
the El paso a Southwestern railroad
company and az superintendent r.. G..
Carpenter OF the Dawson coal mines.
The party win VISIT Dawson. Tucum-
carl Santa Rosa. Ainmor0rdo. Cloud
croft and other points Tho trip win
be- made IN General Manager Slim
mons private car and viii take a
week Now Mexican
years has been under 3 per cent per
annum. Si57 100000 by the advance
81 the value OF The property A profit
lot ai51 100000 on an original outlay
eight years ago OF t63000.0 600 ia about
500 per cent. or at The rate of about
8I' per cent a year. IN addition %
the dividends. Topeka Capital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

A new kind uf swlndio has sprung
up 10 ihe theatrical circles some tal.
anlod ana attractive chorus glrl has
various names, snd has then trans
forred them i0 others they takiL8 the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
EKoGlLeNr EFFEoTs

The Chicago Rock island a Pacific
system eh0wed iqr enc fiscal year an
increase an ovef tf0O00oQ On Rross
business This was equal to n gain
90 % p0r cent and beyond tho aver
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Don't think mat piles can't be cured
Thousands of obstinate cases have
been cuicd by Doan's Ointment 90
cents as any drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
Railroad Topics

$50 percentage OF gain The mes
made even q better exhibit. with an
increase of 81 per cent. or fs.i66.5
The Frisco limos did not 40 relatively
cutie so well Fnf the fiscal year the
gain in Eroas was 90 per cent. or
s3,54a, 500 ThC Fain in net earnings
was sf,flS.7si. OR il3 per cent The
gain made hy both gystoma. conir0il-
ca By the Rock Island company. was
over tio.Q000O0 DOB GROSS ana over
ti500.0lo in net
The statement af che Aithle.a iof
the lscal year waa better in the matt
ter Of percentage Of gain On net chan
the Rock Island. though not SO good
ln gross. The increase IN the latter
was "a per cent. and in the net 30
per cent The groes business was
eIs0ff8s1 and the net $40 5fe.s10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

The report OF the coroner for the
borough OF Manhattan has caused
considerable surprise by the atale-
mnni that of 1858 deaths caused by
street vehicles only sixteen were oaus'
ed by automobiles Vehicles proc
pollcd hy horses caused four times
as many deaths and street cars. sub
way and elevated, ave times az
many
DIN TIMER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

A fellor always taxing q reef fer
fear ih wind might blow some time
newer lives long enough q gat any-
where
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

DAUGHTER or SENIOR nRIN0Aa
inc hospital service saw 10 q that
the millionaire went through he strict
quarantine. ine passage was IKE
that OF q funeral traiu--siicut and
gloomy. The wife and daughters were
aboard with nringa. bat kept them
selves secluded.
Burn What Ne Uses.
Al the port 81 Vera Cruz, Bringaa
engaged cabin passage, new carpets,
new rugs. new furniture and every.
thing now 10 20 Installed IA the cabin
when be left a. Everything he may
have touched win be- burned, and tnis
millionairo's money win pay for a.
ne had also 10 agree thst he would
NOT leave hiH room during tho voyage
His meals wor6l aid as his door in
hts confinement ho coull hear the
other passengers enjoying themselves
at VIII, many pcrn1ns with barely
enough -pnCy io pay thcT passage
across TOE water.
Worse Than Dead.
a. home. Senior uringag wife and
daughters. except Cor conversation.
ere as strangers io him. Ho wears
rubber gloves Tor handling no table.
ware when ho caia. BE always wears
these on aus docayiug hands. His
clothing he removes himself and takes
care of himself Hia undorCiothiug ho
burns wnen he removes o., Tor nobody
VIII wash d. AlthuFh exercising all
me functions 90 lite. be is worse than
dead.
senor nrInEas friends say that he
wishes 30 ale lf be- cannot snoa De
given relief tor he knows that he is
making prisoners oi DTS family. Fog
fear that che awful disease may have
spread. friends cannot but shrink
from tacm.
Where the wealthy Mexican con.
iracied leprosy he cannot tell. n "A
supposed that u was probably in enc
90 his mining camps where the
scourse Is NOT unEnown among the
chinese co0lic labor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
s68S gSsgS 8s6g6 ,
q THE TART or
SENIOR HRlNoes. .

q Senior Brln.as Tor i5 years has .
. boon deserted hy all hut his fam 3
. ily. Yet bis two beautiful .
3 Daughters know not his iathorly ,
q carosa and his wife ie dnnicd hin q
. kiss Too humhlegt pcon ON the .
. vast estate fondlcf hts loved .
ones. but to this millionaire t .
8 81 fornddeB. tie o. unclcan- .
. unclcan with lepr sy
Gg6sG 68g6 E666S
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
ANOTHER RAILROAD
FOR NEW MEXICO
The Santa Fs. Liberal a Enalewood
Line 20 be Extended From OK.
lah0ma 90 Ration.

Guthrie, okla, Aug. IA torritor-
90 charter has been issued 10 the
Santa Ne. Liberal g EnElewood rail-
road company OF Ration, n. a.. with
six million dollars capital stock II
proposcl % build a line from Fnglo-
wood. kas. 20 Dns MOinos. y. a.
passing through Beaver county. Okla
h0ma The incorporation are Frank
~ Jonnlson OF New York; Jesse q.
Norihoult and A. Watson McHondfio
OF Trinidad Colo. John Morrow aud
Thomas D. Liob, of Ration. d. M.. with
J. r.. Albright OF Hooker. aa Okla
huma agent. The sd. Louis. % Reno
a Western railroad hled notice of
iia decrease 10 capital stock from
fi2io.o00 10 100000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

One wefor from che river with q 100.
foot Dan 31 miles above the lake. az
an elevation OF 8s2S feet above sea
level There are several natural reser-
ynIrs in ih0 vicinity
u win ho necessary io build "a miles
ol llxirfo0 tunnel through solid
mnfa mlnrillRs Tho iunuuling viii
dolcqmlne ihe lime required ,u build
ihc lniro system
Forty miles VIII De- along hill sides
and me remainder win require only
the excavation of a ditch with mo
steam fh Yel. building In ihe conduit
and covering q over again
Superintendent Mulhollaud Nho "a
% charge 0i me project sala tiNi ihe
falling 0f ihe immense Gov thfouah
a ii-fool channel a quartz oi q mile
Will develop 10000 hCrsepowfr, which
when f1.u wlll more than pay 'he
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
SERIOUS ILLNESS or


a Chicago telegram last Saturday
said that doop depression had been
caused nmoug the friends of James
hobart Moore. whose nervous break.
down has removed Tor q time from the
world of finance one OF iia most sirlk.
lur and spectacular figures. At Glen.
wood SPRINGS. Coo. whore ne ls being
given cave baths, The utmost secrecy
has been preserved ~ bis physIcian,
and a corps 81 carefully selected At
tondants who arrived with mr.. Moore
and his brother, Wlliiam N. Moore Ia
a private car last Saturday. Tho 70.
ports received by his friends have
only added 10 the gloom caused when
news OF hla condition was hrat recclv-
81 from Lake Geneva WIS. HIS sum.
mcr home. No improvement a. shown.
No one b permitted a. see HIM except
els physicians. rurscs, attendants aud
the members OF bis immediate Iamily.
The Moore brothers are the CON
trolling factors IN the Rcck island.
Frisco properties and otner lines In
the aouthweat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Clerks OF che fashionable AZORES
nlong Fifth avenue Twenty third
street end Broadway know by sisht
colorod woman who ~ q frequent vls-
it0r Ia her automobile 20 the shops
whore the finest things are bought
She makCs large purchases. The
woman o. Mrs Poyton, wife of Phillip
Payton, lrs the negro who has made
a fortune IN real estate. and d back
81 a plan ln Harlem 10 form a colony
If well-tO-do colored persons Her
tastes are refined. and suppc ted by
the credit OF her husbands name. she
o. able 90 crafty desires which only
tho wealthy dare 10 entertain. Pay
ton. ms p real estate dealer IS daring
hnd not afraid 90 stand by his color.
"a brethren. ho Il was Who cvlcted
all the white tenants from u large
and fashionable apartment house Ia
a iasaionable neignhorhood. and iilled
the apartments with colored teaants
Re is making money by IL. and ~
pleasing e0lorod people 81 moana. but
he isn't pleasing the rich white peo-
pie who have 20 move from fats
they had held for some time There
are plenty of colOred people Tn this
city now that can afford al the lnx-
uries that Mr. payton eau put into
q house for them 20 occupy. and he
can get as mitch rent from them as
from whites. hence be VIII continue
90 enlarge the boundaries of the nats
occupied by high-toned blacks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Mira pfOudht and Miss NcWhali
who Weif ,he gaeats of Aiiougy nna
Mrs. ~ w. clancy CO.. several days.
lcfi ihis moguiuH Cor santa Fe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

The very earnest eYanEclltia who
eghofi and sins on the city hail steps
seemed greatly pleased the other day
when aeedy Individual told them
DC was converted A "slster" led
che convert 90 prayer at the grating
~ iho top of the steps, knott hy him
ana prayed. he REPEATING the prayer
after her. Inside the grating several
politicians listened wondorngly.
Then q brother among the evan
Eeisis lakins Out a note book and
pencil. asked 'he converts name
"Tm Munahan be shouted cxplOs-
lively and. aa III to emphasize the
Vnlue of hts conversion be- added
n belong 10 Tammany Hail.
"Suroly. madam, you have anatchod
a brand from the burning said a
Tauumnny man on tho other side 81
the fence 20 the female evangelist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Billeusl Feel heavy after dlnnor3
Tongue coatedg Bitter taslog Complex
Ion eall wG LiyOr needs waking np
Deans ReEuieis cure bilious attacks
2a ceriH ai any drqg. store.
with Theodore Roosevelt president.
Winston Churchill q candidate for the
nomination ass governor. and Upton
Sinclair runaing ioF congress, what's
the matter with public Jobs Tor an
ihe writer's Henry Waftorson might
be- made chief OF police; Res Stan.
nRrl Baker. railroad commissioner.
Ihus. W. Lawson, water works gu-
porlnteudonii David Graham Phil-
lips. sergeant-at-arma in the United
States sonatos Jack London. private
secretary 90 senator Reed amOOt
Richard Harding Davis Vice president
and James Whhcomh Riley interpret
.er for some immigration bureau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11


J. w. kcndrlck. second vice presl-
dent of the Santa AZ railroad. accom-
panied by Whiker ID. Hines. the new
by appointed generai counsel with
office IN New York city. reached To-
peka August en- route 90 the Pacific
coast
Mr.. Kondrick Is golne west on reg.
uiar company business and Mr. Hines
never having been over the Santa Fo
lines. % making the trip 20 become
better acquainted with the proper
ties Of the company which DC repre-
SCENTS In a icgal capacity.
j. ~ Hurley. general manager, met
Mr. Kendrick in Chic6go and accom-
panied him 90 Kansas City and also
on side trip from Kansas City
southeastern Kansas 10 Codcyyillc.
Tho party reached Topeka this morn
ing and LEFT soon after, going west
IT. q. Fox. general superintendent
accompanied the party from Topeka,
Topeka state Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
Fearful william Comes oulssly.

William Rockefeller Was go afraid
OF having tho public know of his
movements that be made his way
home from France hy a very cir
cuiious route llo took the steamer
go Quebec and thence same by motor
car 90 the Adlrondaoks, where he
stayed a week or Hn 90 rocupcfate.
And then ho took a train quietly for
TarryioWn, and goi there 30 quietly
thar hs presence was not suspected
ior some days Nor.ly. One ways oi
thU rlch ln these latter days aro not
ghe ways oi plensantneaH aud peace.
llafemeyor had almost as hard n
time of getting Into TnrYtown al be-
will encounter when be approaches So.
Poser az the poarly gates
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

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