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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
GIRL SMILES AT DEATH PENALTY

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept s.-The
court martial which tried Zenaide Ko-
noplianikovo, the girl member of the
flying group Of terrorists,. who assassi-
mated General Min on August 26, today
sentenced her to be hanged. She
smiled on hearing the sentence.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
PRISONERS PLEAD GUILTY.

William H. Bean. alias Frank Hal
stead. indicted for presenting a false
claim for a soldiers pension, pleaded
guilty in the United States District
Court yesterday.
William Mead, indicted for counter
feiting, also entered a similar plea,
They were ordered to appear next
Tuesday for sentence.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
PROMINENT FRESNO MASON DIES.

OGDEN, Utah, Sept S.-H. P. Hedges
of Fresno, Cal, a thirty third degree
Mason. dropped dead as he stepped
from a Union Pacific train this morn
ing. He suffered from heart disease.
Hedges was SO years of age. He was
travelling with his wife. who is so years
old.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
KING RETURNS TO LONDON.

LONDON, Sept. Skiing Edward re-
turned to London from Marienbad to-
day.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
WE AK ME- N

DR. HALLS REINVIGO-
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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

True religion nourishes the roots of
right doing.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

The church that courts the rich loses
it's riches.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
HARVARD FOOTBALLISTS
CONE EARLY

Cambridge. Mass, Sept i8..-Tho
numerous candidates tor acceptance
on the Harvard eleven this year met
this morning at the request OF the
coach. William T. Reid. Jr, 20 begin
practice. Il is not unusual for the
Harvard forces 10 begin practice on
the grldlron before the Institution
opens tor the season. but the fact that
this year practice begins fuily afteen
days before the opening OF the ual-
verslty 10 Interpreted as meaning
that there are 10 be some strenuous
doings az Harvard this fall, The
Crimson squad Will be both large and
powerful this season. despite the fact
that the new athletic eligibility ruies
will cost the eleven several Veterans
of much experience. Under the new
conditions, which hro Ia force this
fail, freshmen and posigraduatos are
not available. Thia conhuea the se-
lection OF the team practically 20 the
same players who tried for the eleven
last year. minus those lost by grad
ration or other causes. lt g. said that
there Is some exceptionally good mae
torlai az the disposal of Coach Reld
and there are said 10 be- enough %
make up several splendid sets Oi
eleven. with plenty left Tor subatliut-
ing M case Of accidents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
COTTON MANUFACTURES
N USUAL SESSION

Blum Point. n Y. SEPT. l3-The
aomlnnnuai meeting of the National
Association OF Cotton Manufacturers
opened yesterday nt the Hotoi
Champlaln, Clinton county. with a
large attendance The association
was welcomed at the beginning of ihe
session By Julius N Mayer. attorney
general VI New York. Several lntor-
eating addresses were delivered by Dr.
Taieott williams ol Philadelphia
Harvio Jordan % Atlanta and others
Al noon the meeting took d recess
until evening and ln the afternoon the
gclf-playing members 90 fhe asso-
claIiOu took part iu tho contest
for the two cups presented By Preat
iont Mccall, which are nov held By
Geo A. Aver % E8EthamUton. Mass.
and William L. I.yall of paasnic. N.
g. The tournament will be continued
this afternoon An interesting prO-
gram has been prepared for she
meeting Including papers on child Ia
Dor. Egyptian cotton. looms driven BY
direct connected mOi0fs practical ca-
periorcoB ga electrical driving. recent
developments iu cotton agriculture,
singoing. atonH boiler Insurance in
cotton mills, textile education, eto.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

which frightened the resi- away. be
fore they dared venture near the
house When they nnally entered,
they found the old man dead The
coroner's jury found ihai De had died
uf old age and lack % care.
the deceased was q singular and
wcli known character who has lived
IN and about Yuma for many years.
he was a Buddhist or somo other kind
of religious crank. ana was nccuatom-
ed 90 gather crippled and homeless
cats and dogs. feeding and caring fOr
them. He gathered scraps from the
restaurants 90 feed hls pets and hih
few chickens, and mishs be seen car.
ryinE baskets or buckets oi thla feed
on pole slung over bic shoulder. he
w01if never KIM of sell a chicken,
and the proceeds ffom the sale Of
cGgf and n few vegetables which be
raleod. lrrigatlns bis garden by car
ryins water Ia q bucket supplied his
living.
Some years ago when the city mar.
ahal went 90 the old man 10 collect
dog tax be found thirty-six doRs and
PROBABLY twice az many cats. He had
money enough 10 pay for qniy ten oi
The dogs and cried like s child when
tho officer ahot the rensinlng TWEEN.
ty-aix.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Afmiio ID AZ ls tho TIE 0f a suit tlod
In the district clerks oalna yesterday.
By which certain deeds or lard are
brought In question The PLAINTIFF ap.
pears as the best friend ~ lcsua and
M1rr1rHta hrmii0 and others.
The Bank OF Commerce has brought
suit against Oscar rohmnn. az treas
urtr uf n0na Ana county, tO recover
52.0n1. the value OF several head 10
cattle and horses. which the plaintiff
aiicFca were levied upon by the de-
icudant for iaxca without drat glvlnG
the owner iho proper notice Tho
stock Was some turned over io the
piRlntln ~ Patrick Garrett. late col.
lectOr of customs az "a paso.
Barney spears has brought aait IN
kaud wal county 90 recover st.000.2i
from .. 81 slosn OF Santa Fe. which
ho alleges the defendant owes MIN foI
work done on some coal property 10
6andovai county owned by The defend
ant He petitions the court 20 place
a lein on the said c.al pr1 gorty and
machinery Oa %.
Mrs Iva Ora Springer has brought
suit IN 6andoYai county Tor divorce
alleging that her husband, r. r
Springer has deserted her
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
INDIANS MUST Answer
FOR INSULTING oFFicfE

g. J, CFaadail. superintendent or fhs
Northern Puebl0a and of tho United
States Industrial school at santa De.
has requested Assistant gnltod Htaies
Atiogney -. ]. Leahy 30 proceed in
the United States court aFsinat tbs
Eufernor nud other officials Of tho pa.
pblo Of aanto Domingo. SandoYRl
county, Tor resisting a United States
officer Recently there has boon lli-
ness of q serious and contagious ma
iure among ilo chllllea of lhe pueblo
and Dr. 9 n. Clarke 0i ngrualili0 Was
sent By hupor'nlendoni Cundali 90
the pueblo lQ examine the sixty chii
dron NOT iu school away from The
reservation. when DE- Clarke arfiF.
cd a secret ceremonial dance was o.
pfosfass aaa he was ordered oai of
the village. despite BIZ protest Tae
authorities are determined to compel
iho Indians % respect unltad states
officials, the aantp Dum'nganH belns
ihe moat obalrcpefoua in that respect
among tae puebi0a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

French. sad her lawful husband was
woefcliy deficient in an these qual.
iiioa. Mrs. Della Eliifon. LETT her happy
bone in solomonYille last Tuesday TO
lead a butterfly llfe with Marion
TaNu9. u 30 understood the orflng
couple went TO Globe says che Sol.
umonville, Arizona. Bulletin.
Abe Ellison, who ln this casa con.
aiders himself tho fortunate. deserted
husband. reports that bis wife Inform
ca him the day before that the seat %
nor affections had undergone a radical
chanFs, and that, instead OF being 10.
catod anywhere about the anatomy ol
the said Abe. u was a doeprooied 10
close proximity 90 tho t62-doliar wad
carried by the aforesaid ga. debon.
sire and French Marion league
Along with this information she iefi
with him their 3-ycar old girl. but
was o0uglaeTate enough 20 take her
baby. 90 which her husband lays 90
claim. 0e0fge. a 7.year old boy. alec
went along with his mother and new
" found father.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
BERNALlLLO COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
COURT BEGINS NEXT MONDAY
SEVERAL NEW SUITS ARE
FILED.

Judge Abbott and the second dls.
trlct court attaches, with a small CO.
terie Of Albuquerque attOneys. re-
turned home this morning from Los
Luna8, where Valencia county court
has been ln session the past two
weeks The Valencia county court
calendar was NOT entirely cleaned up,
but she most important cases pending
were disposed OF
On Monday mcrnlng Judge Abbott
viii call iha United States iurlo8 al
tdo Bernalll0 county court house, az
the initial step Of what promises 10
BE- a rather lengthy term of court.
Owing io ihe fair also beginning Mon.
day, 81 ls ukoly inat toe United States
ipriof VIA be called and then an adj
ioufumont viii nc taken tiii the end of
the wrok TIE territorial iuries arc
not called until che 2iih % ilo monlh
Ih a. b nuhnol. eg-eherln % Baf
nalillO county yesterday brought lult
against the nernaIIllo county board
0f county commissioners i0 recover
s22G. Hh|ch ho alleges lE due him g1r
iha feeding and caring % pflsoners
ln me BffuHlilio county Jan. said
services rendered during BIS laie term
Oi olico
Hoaalia q. do Armllo serfW Antonio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
CHlVES COUNTY MPBB-
uCAAS NAME CANDIDATES
ron VARIOUS oFFicEs-ENpoRs.
80 GOVERNOR RAcERMAN
AND ANDREWS.

TIC republicans 81 Chaves county
Us convention AZ Roswell Monday
nomlnated the following county ola.
GERS.
Commlssioner, FIRST dlstrlct--wal-
ter Long, sheep grower
Commissioner, Second district
Captain Charles de nremond, sheep
grower.
Probate judse-A. ]. Nesbit. law
yer
Probate clerk and reeorder-Albert
Hanney assistant cashier First Ma
tionai bank
sberlI--D. p. Jackson. butcher.
Roger Elliott OF Dexter
farmer.
Troasurer-J. A. Graham. secretary
OF the Roswell Commercial club.
Superintendent OF schools. M.
Reid, father Of Attorney General w.
q. Reie.
County suryeyoF-A. a. Rlrie. sur
voyOr.
delegates 10 the constitutional con-
vcniion-Earl A. Snyder. attorney,
and james Hamilton, farmer.
UelcnicG were also NaEod to the
territorial convention at las Vegas,
az which a candidate for delegate 70
congress Will be nominated.
Strong resolutions were introduced
aud unanimously adopted endorsing
Governor HagoFmaE and DeleFata An.
dgewai and also the administration OF
President Roosevelt, especially his
policy favorlnF Joint statehood for
New Mexico and Arizona.
The strongest paragraph IN the res-
oluilOns ~ that devoted 20 Governor
hagerman. The governor Is endorsed
IN ringing terms; the resolution ex-
presses the perfect confidence OF tho
Chaves county republicans IN his
work and ln the principles Tor which
he stands. Undivided support Is
pledged 10 him Ia his conduct OF terri.
torlal Affairs, "he rises 20 the hign-
est plane of citlzenship," concludes
the resolution, 'as demonstrated In all
his official acts aince ho became gov
ernor Of New Mexico. and IN recent
proof we point 20 the redlstrlctlng of
the territory BY which an parts OF the
territory are given fair representation
Ia tho legislature. Many other Ia.
stances might BE- cited. but We need
no prompting at our recollection here
Of hla splendid oiiicial record thus far,
or any reminder OF the noble promise
for the future"
The resolutions endorse Delegate
Andrews work IN congress and urge
him 90 assist In the passage Of an
anti-gamhllng law covering the whole
territory. A new system OF voting %
urged. without a language test, and
fair assessment Is urged
The resolutions call for a law pro-
hibltlng county officials from running
q private business on the side, ana
forcing officials to keep their books
open az an times.
A convention win be called on Oc
ioher i2 a. which legislative candle
dates viii be named for tho Twelfth
councllmanie and the Eighteenth ana
Ninefoonth representative districts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
.CENTENARIAN IS
BURNED TO DEATH
FATAL FIRE IN SILVER CITY
EARLY MONDAY EVENING
SAD END or JuANS
TRuJiLLA.

The alarm Of hro yesterday even
ing about Z o'clock was promptly re
apondod 20 by the are department.
and was caused by a blaze in a twO
room house on che extreme eastern
edge OF the city limits. says the Sill
yer City independent One room ef
the house was franc aud the other
adobe. Owing 90 the very long dis-
tRnce 20 the nearest iirc plug no water
could bo used 20 e9ilneulah the blaze
except with buckets. ny this means
the adobe room was saved, but the
frame portion of the structure burued
too rapidly for o bucket brigade %
.egtingulsh a.
The house was occupied By Mrs
luana Trulilia and her adopted son,
Felielio Esquibol. the veloraa lime
burner Of this vicllniy The IRE was
30 far advanced By the tlme help az
rived that Il was impossible TO oater
the frame part Of the structure 20 0nd
out whether Mrs. Truiilia was IN the
room or not After the fire had burn.
ed Itself out the ghastly discovery Of
the remains OF Mrs. Truiillo were dfa
covered by the top OF her head. o.
skull, rather, prOtrndlnE from beneath
a portion OF the root which had fallen
la. Upon clearing away the debris
what was left OF the body was oxtu-
cngod. Both arms and sect were
burned from the corpse and her head
appeared az that Of "a skeleton.
Juana Tuulilla had been resident
Of silver City almost as far back as
any one can remember. She was ln
the nGi4hhorhood OF sos years Old
nnd 80 feeble that she could not walk,
but was able TO only crawl about in
and around the house Owing 20 her
onfeebled condition q is quite prob.
able that II was impossible Cor her %
make her escape 90 safety after the
hre started.
Under the circumstances q ls im'
possible 20 ascertain the cause of the
iiro. and no one knows OF what des.
porate Efforts the aged woman may
have made 90 preserve Der fading. yen
cherished, spark Of llia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
CORPORAL TANNER SPEAKS
TO UNION VETERANG' LEAGUE

Columbus o.. Sept, i3.-The nnnu-
al oncampment Of She union Veierau
league. composed OF union soldiers
who served two or more years Ia The
war OF the rebellion. will formally
open here this evening with D big
campfire. Many of the veterans ar
rived here yesterday and attended the
reception which was given last night
az the Great Southern IN honor Of the
national officers AZ the campfire to-
night Communicated Chief Kay, Cor
poral Tanner and General D0nahue
Will deliver addresses. The repuhll-
can glee club will sing several seleu-
tions. The encampment will last nve
days aud 40 Interesting program haa
been arranged for every day of the
meeting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
BUSINESS OF LAS
CRUCES LAND OFFICE
ONLY SEA HOMESTEAD ENTRIES
DURING YEAR WHICH is BE.
LOW RECORD or OTHER
COUNTIES,

The Las Cruces land district nas
not made ag good showing during the
fiscal yaar ending June 30. 1906. as
did the Clay,Jn, Roswell and santa
Fa districts.
The total number OF homestead en-.
tries during the year amounted 20 26a.
a figure much below that In the other
districts. THIS shows that the tide
OF immigration has not YET reacneo
,ae district, although some immigra.
tion Is noticeable in Otero county.
where 40 homestead entries were
made
The agures are as follows;
Dora Ana county Number Of nome.
stead entries. 80, acres. $3.50; desert
land entries, ~ acres. $3.50.
Grant county--Numbor OF Homestead
entries, &C.; acres. 6,11s; desert land
entries. "a. acres, 1880.
Luna eOunty--Numbor OF homestead
entries. 60; acres. e.977; desert land
entries. 22 acres, 3.107
Sierra county 0f home
stead entries. Ai; acres. 6.326; desert
sand entries, Z acres, i,0iO
Otero cOunty-Numbcr % home
stead entries, i10; acres, G.12a; des.
ori land entries, Z; acres, i,080.
sUcOrro counly-Numher OF home.
stead entricg. N: acres. 1901; desert
land entries. . acres. go.
DOna Ana county homestead
entries, ~. acres. t,tSg, mineral en-
tries. 4 acres 400.
Grant Ounty--Number OF anal
homestead entries, a.; acres. 2.5i8,
mineral entries. NJ. acres, b17.
Lama county -Fipai homestead en-
tries. 2. acres, 100.
Otoro couniy-Final homestead en-
tries. ~; acres. i.fbi
Sierra county--Final homestead en-.
tries, s acres, 100
s scorrO county--Final homestead
entries. 3 acres, isi; mineral entries,
z; acres. 3i3.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

The great digging aftor historic
iacta iu connection with tho James
town 0xP9siilon naa brought 90 light
q remarkable coincidence in reFard
90 the manufacture OF iron aud flour
iu America.
The iron nnd steel trade viii be ln.
toreeted 60 know that the nFgt Iron
manufactured ln America wna Ia the
year 1919. q Waa made fr0m bog0ie
OF which a large deposit had been ala.
covered By Captain John Smith in
ihe meadows along Failing creek, q
tributary Of she jamoa river. only a
short distance from Hicnmond in l6f9
tho London company, pioneers OF the
Nifainia colony, sent 10 jamestown
q party 0f one hundred and hfiy aklil.
"a workers ll iron under q Mf. King
They erected works and oDantf the
mines enDondluF $500. .1.O in the work.
a good quality ~ iron was produced
tho settlement pr0BpQrcd and tho W.
lafc that grew up around fha works
was named Warwick % babe fair 90
mcut ln toe colony. Fur three years
ali went sell, bui on March 2l 1924.
me Indians under OpNchnnau. broth
on of FoNhatan. attacked the village
and murdered every sOul in d except
q hoY and a giFl who did la the bushes
ln chat massacre more than one hun.
drod and hliy men and Nomou per.
lHhed and tho ron l1dusifv DofItNcl
with them ior me furnaces Ncfo noY.
ef lighted again
In 1900 Touring mills were built un.
on the rmaa ~ Che lron furnaces Rnd
WarWick again came into helng and
luurlahgd until q was hHrnod hy Cen
Tarleion. the Brillgh raider during ,he
revolutionary war
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
OFFICIALS OF THE
SANTA FE SYSTEM
In albuquerque TOday-Gon
eraI Manager Wells
Speaks Of
IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MADE
Islola Comes IN For Some I'M
pg0voments--B Block System
and Tanks

General Manager A. q. wells og the
santa Re cnnst lines. accompanied by
bis daughter Miss Louise Wells. and
her guest Miss ingram. of lol An
gcles, arrived in the city this morning
on a general inspection trip. and far-
iHg the DAY was ia conference with a
number 0f other Santa 20 officials
who spent the day in Alhuouafaua.
among them being Superintendent R
]. Parker of the Western grand dl.
same district. and Division Hupurln
iendont Kern. who arrived from tho
east last evening, and Superintendent
W ~ hier who came In from the
aouth this morning.
In conversation with a representa-
tive Of The HYonlng CitlEcn this az
ternoon General Manager Wells stated
that tho vl6it of me officials here af
ihig time had no special signlaCancc.
a being merely tour Og inspection.
Tie added. however. chat tho Albu
querquo shops would come ln for
some improvements In the future.
whom the 1901 budget was fully made
np. among the improvements being an
addition 10 tha machine shops and a
concrato roundh0ua8 10 facilitate gho
handling 0g tho nav type % monster
engines the road "a now using on the
western part OF tho sysfom. This n
70 bo built on tho order 0f the one re-
Gently inElalled az Needles. Calf M.
Wells axpreSaod himself Is being eK-
ccedlugly well pleased with the show.
Ing made by the western and coast
lines. and added that on account of
the lucseano ln business there would
no doubt be- more or less general im-
prpYomcnia made later On an alneE
the line. lie leaves tonight for the
west
superintendent Parker and Eitor
made a lYlnG trip 90 laiega this morn.
ing which would lead ono 90 believe
that some expenditures OF money are
contemplated Tor thal place a block
system Of switches has recently been
Installed there. ana two new water
tanks built aud Niih She opening of
the neicn Cuf-On ialoia will probably
hecOme an important sritchlnF point.
naCosaitasinR the improvements re-
Gently installed and oihora coGlem-
plated
Superintendent Parker stated that
the work Of moving the yards south
would begin just as soon a. arrange
menia for carrying on the work could
b. completed and the necessary laad
secured. A. stated elsewhere IN this
issue Colonel Bartlett OF Topeka. Kas..
eenersl right ~ way agent Tor the
company, la here today closing up
deais for strip Of land lying 10 tho
west of their present right Of way.
south % the 4. q AlbcFs property.
and a. soon a. this Is conaummatad.
aud other arrangements made. che
work 81 moyidg the yards win BEGIN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
DOGS GUARD DEAD
CHINK MASTER
CELESTIAL WHO DIED REcENTLY
At YUMA HAD some
QUEER FApe.

Reports we're mado 20 the authori-
tlea yesterday chat the old. oneoyed
Chinaman. who lived Ia a shack on
me north bank of tho irrlgailng canal
ln West Yuma had not been seen ior
several days. aud i WAS believed that
be vas dead says abe Yuma SUM A.
ho had several dogs none of the
nolghbors cared io go to the house
Marshal Anderson and Constable
Martinez went 20 the house aud called
cut. but received no answer AZ ne
d0Ea showed hght the officers we're
compelled 20 shoot four of them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
coMmlasioRERs olve
LECTUaE 70 aALOomtaT

The county commissioners 1f
Chavez cDnntf sai a. a court uf jus.
iico % hear tho evidences ln the case
OF Major Lockloar. a saloOnkeabof of
Lake Arthur, charged Wlih keeping a
ti4Qrterly place The object ~ 20
heYo tho couaty C9mmltai0Uors re-
woke Eockieaf license lho egi,
dence produced failed % conylnca the
commissioners thai thoy WOnla ba
warranted in roroklur fh6 ilceu8o. bug
tho defendant was glron lecture
ihat probably C1nYlnted him chat %
VII not he safe for him to Riy0 amy
eccasion Tor such a complaint Do ihe
future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

A Santa Dc dispatch 90 the Denver
Republican says. superintendent of
Insurance D. RI sloan. irrigation En.
elneer ID ~. white and Territorial
Auditor W. AL Sargent. Il Is said. VIII
within q few days be replaced BY Gov.
HRgoIman, who ia making clean
sweep OF the territorial officials and
boards appointed By bis Predecessor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15
NoRTHWEeT INDIANA
METHODIST CONFERENCE

Lebanon. lad. Sept lj.-=Ino
Northwest Indiana Methodist Epiaco.
pal conference opened here yesterday
with about 900 delegates in aiiend-
anco y promises % be- unusually in.
iorostlng o. the program includes aa-
areaaoa by a number uf prominent
speakers. niahop Hamilton Of San
Francisco, win preside "a the variuug
sessions of the conferences. which are
held ln tho rsethodia church. Dr.
Milton 8 TORY oi Garrett Biblical
two lectures on biblical subjects Dr.
oHayle Ol st James church. Chicago,
pr M. q D Mason % Cincinnati nr.
James ~. kiag of PhlladelphIa and
ether prominent cleTggmen viii also
deliver addresses
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-15

Tho Delaware. L1ckaNaDna q West.
efn RAILROAD comraug announced that
ihe nsasenrar rates ou ihat road viii
~ placed pn a basis n rs ctnia q
mile. beginning November j, Cr as
5000 thereafter as the nilng of iarlfis
nudcr thc new laW viii permit