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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-14
Notice of Sale of Real Estate and
School Buildings at Public Auction

Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of an Act of the Legislature,
approved Feb. -, 1905, the school
trustees of school district, No. l.,
Ormsby county, Nevada, will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, gold coin of the United
States Of America, subject to the ap-
proval of said sale by the board +
ts.:rayess appointed by M. A. Murphy,
dis....Ct Judge of the first judicial dis
trict, the entral school buildings, TO-
gether with the real estate, the
North Ward school buildings, together
with the real estate, the South Ward
school buildings, together with the
real estate. on the 23d day of March
1906, at the hour of O'Clock p. m.
on the premises. The school furnl-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-14

ANNUAL Statement
Of the LIayds Plate Glass Insurance
Company. No. So William ST., New
York, N. Y.
William L Works Pres
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-14
= ONE MODE OF REVENGE

W. Cu Auulc IAc S4uo "
recently sent to San Quentin, reviewed
her sentence, the news brought JOY
to one savage heart. Matte, herself
young and not without grace, mad
found herself deserted and unlovcd
her husband victim to the Wilds OIL
the comely but INSCRIPTIONS Anr e
Juanita. For a time Matte rejoice1
at the vengeance Fate had taken and
found happiness in the knowledge that
her hated rival would now be sateiV
out of the way Her jealousy grew
more intense, famed by the memories
of past wrongs.
1t CHANGED that Annie Juanita, with
her keepers stopped at certa II
station for luncheon. Employed a.
the same station as an efficient ne;o
was the wronged Matte.
Revenge is sweet and how much
more so to the untamed nature OF ar
Indian! Listen now to I.attie's mode
of avenging her injuries. Among her
cherished possessions lay an apron
skillfuSy fashioned by her own hanos
a dress, carefully laid aside for ga'a
occasions and feast days, stockings
and trlnkets dear to the feminine
heart when Annie Juanita continued
on her journey she was decked IN
these articles of her injured friend
and shining in the palm of her brown
hand lay a gold piece, part of the har1
earned wages of the forgiving Matte.
In the rush for wealth and supreu,-
acy, in the upward pull where man
forgets that his neighbor is his bro h.
er. and far beneath the sod of 1eai-
ously and greed lie buried Ideals
If charity and forgiveness an act IF
one lowly and ignorant oft times
brings us to an halt and causes us to
realize that within all. even where
most unexpected lies the divine spark
that shames us in it's bursting AM
causes us to question whether in our
sublime egotism We do not hold too
high our greater knowledge and SUI
perior Bridgeport Chronicle
Union.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
RgAvls or LAND GRANT
FAME IN A NEW ROLE

James Addison Rcavis. who sue.
ceeded ln making such prominent ciii.
zens a. Colonel Robert q lneersoIi.
John W. Mackay. Andrew Carnegie
and Henry n Potter OF New York bo
ilQve mat be owned not only Tucson.
Phoenix, Prescott Albuquerque. Santa
re. and an of Arizona aRd New Mex
leo, has again come 10 light fIe b
about 90 start a weekly newspaper
in powney, Cal. $50 was recently %.
leased from che New Mexican ponlten
liafy. an aEed and broken down man.
heavia b considered one of enc
most remarkable men 81 the age. 10
claimed the Immense territory hy ren.
son ~ an old Spanish grant. 40 pro.
duced numerous documents witch
looked good. but BIS nDrEery Was anal
~ discovered His boldnesa was as.
founding. ie even sued the govern
ment for fl0.000OO0 for Keeping him
from his land Tho Southern Pacific
pald the Ewindler $4,000 Tor a right
~ way and the silver King Mining
company N Pinal county contributed
f2b.00u. Rcavis operated about hftoen
years ego BE Was once q school
teacher IN Downey
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
CONCEDE NOTHING TO CHINESE,
WRITES DENLY, WHO KNOWS

demonstration % me power OF the
iiiNff hapi nuii6k q may o. fHfmiHod
hAt plioials past and present. aus
oven The ChiHtGf Fosornmcni liself
nave connirea at ihif unfrieudly at.
bot hs set proofs are iacklnr h is
certain that ihe Chinese merchants ~
aan Ffa1ciaCn were at least aware ~
iho lhicddod movement. predicted a
ang gave cncour2eUmout shall nos
readily believe % was BE- ihe Interest
81 ihe cQoIln Whether the purpose
Was only t0 secure ices rigorous con.
dlfiona of entry inin ihe country far
hf admitted rlnsres or a general ~
lnting 40 ihg policy ul exclusion. only
uhee VIII allow Tho Iu hoy daoifisn
may De- onlF coincidence. huf 81
certainly NiiHcua me exclusion isw.
90 my opinion ii would b. boih
weak ana hudhl 90 Yield 10 q a..
mand from China 10 modify our pof
lcy under pressure 90 the boyoai,
Any concession, intended ar Ia Wouia
he, los the most liberal and friendly
spirit, and because ~ ne feeling shat
certain individual chinese ha8 hrfn
hamhly dealt wifb here. would 30 a.
eepled by Chlna 81 an evidence ~
weakness aad trucking acqaiefoeRee
M their demands II woulG ~ fol
lowed BY other and more CsirayaEani
demands
II & urged that our ifeatmtug u
the Chinese hiss aoneiimfs hoen
harsh Ia che extreme. galllnN 10 tbulf
pride Wounding 90 their sfnnlhiiiiieg
Two eeaes are always maFshaiied ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

ua.oui7Wn March t4 Sunday
% 1is Town b. a dsy Of rest and a
day 1l arrest
Tho ancicHt blue laws which few
knew were on iho statute books are
being euiurcCd % the letter. 81 SIS
q case az q new. young and ambitious
district attorney. FhomaH m. Hudson
i0.wli who says THAI il the laws are
anilQuaiod they should ha repealed.
nut until hey are De Wln eniofco
them.
Fayeite county Is In turmoil AZ a
result Every Monday morning scores
oi arrests are made. hundreds nl dol.
lars ln fines are collected. and the
Justices Of the peace and conaiahioa
are In clover.
The latest move "a t1o arrest of
nlnoteen employees on the B . a rail-.
road Tor operating tfai1s GA ,-siUdas
Some 81 tho aagfleved sfOfokecpors
secured the warrants a. q slap at
District Attorney Hudson. who la also
attorney Tor the q. a o.
Tho railroad company nnla the hnfs
and HUDSON keeps up bis crusade.
some dFugEists ana storohaeuhrs
are now keeping locked doors The
aiuesl3ia say they won't sell even
ett'p OF fooihlng SYRUP ll al the
babies IN Fayolt county are shrirainr
With collie.
This town is IN the heart OF iho
Conneilsvilio coke region. where
large pari % the population 's foreign
and sabbath Observance therefore b.
very slack.
Charlea Bouloa. an Italian merchant.
has refused To- close on sunday li
has cost him az che rate OF 8fu0 a.
Sunday Tor the past Hf1ntn tu hoen
hls place of business open on Sunday
Hudson has now tried a new move
90 Increase hts expense of keeping
open Last Monday when nOui0a made
hts customary trip 70 Justice Clnord'sl
ONCE. ho found ihat there were four
informaiions against him and three
agalnai his clerk. This was Tor each
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
MARKET LETTER


sneciai Correspondence
Stock Yards. kansas CITY 40
March l1.--fhcrc was drop OF
10000 head ~ cattle foceints here.
last week. from the week previous
ioia supply $4,000 kning grades ad
fanccd 10 % 30 cents durlng the
WeeA. ana some hay fed steers from
ihe vicinity ct Mccker. Colo. snip.
ped ln By laanc naer reaped the
benefit selling 90 tft9. stockrra
ana feeders made d Be advance the
first oi ihe week, but bad county
roads ln ibis territory. and cot. nas.
lures and fields. and muddy feed lots.
kept buyers ni home later m the
week. So that moot on the Gain was
iuHi Ehuire hiack Colorado atuekofs
sod at sa70 iasi week. a hla sirna
Of stock cattle igom che yiclnliY 81
eeFhuche. Weighing ebu pounds. sold
at tt.43, Htpckcra from IA Junia. al
fa.30i cows from tbe Colorado plains
at $500 to $685. ted steers from
western Nebraska 81 t1Nbi medium
gtuckrra ut $3.50 90 ffeH. Oklahoma
and the Panhandle wore iiFhfN rene
resented. feeders at 5f9b 40 8tf0.
end sutckerH at $3.50 10 t426 Veala
advanced 26 cents. and best ones
nov hfnlg f10o. The supply Of cat-
tie o. 10000 today; market steady on
hEht kllling steers and riockors and
feeders; cows and hciierH strong.
heavy beef steers 10 cents lower
Meal fed steers from below qunran-
tine Tine are selling nd $3.50 io So 90
today, the highest range this year.
sheep and lamb receipts last week
we're liberal nj $4,000 head. Lambs
shaded down little bat sales wsrv
from $3.50 20 $3.50 3 higher range
than the week before bat quality
waf better, Aged sheep continued
firm last week The run today 81
smaller than usual for Monday al
,0o0 head; market strong 10 10 cents
higher, including lambs. The feature
today is q shipment from the Fort
Collins district, owes arlling az $685..
yearllngs $500, lambs $500 % gG.75.
some COARSE lambs sGfr Arkabsas
Valley ewes $3.50. yeeri.4es ai 5000
Wethefs are not tested TO-DAY. hui are
quotable az $50 90 $3.50 Lamb
prices are not as high. relatively. aaI
WcthorH and ewes on account OF the
large proportion of lambs coming ln
and dealers are advising that parity
finished lambs De ahofn and ted out
we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

Affairs in China are attracting the
earnest and almost fearful attention
OF ihe world. Not since 1900 has 40
serious a condition seemed 10 exist in
that siormtoaacd empire as prevails
today The situation is undoubtedly
viewed with keen anxiety BY cor gov.
eminent Trade has already suffered
severely. hut believe that the lives
Ut our American citizens are in no
present danger.
Tho boycott OF the American goods.
ar an outward Sign Of a hostile dis.
position. IS worthy Of the most pro.
found study. The weapon employed
Is cons0nant with the theories aud
radltionh OF Cuniuclan society. n ls.
or may become. almost az disastrous
10 our trade as open Possibilities, yet
ID o. not war. The Chinese philoao.
phcro hate and condemn the spirit az
warfare but with consummate cunning
they employ the koenWuEcd weapon
% peace.
The boycott AS a method 0f public
protest Is centuries old in China Tho
American boycott began ia Shanghai
GA May ~, 1905. Two large meet
lngg were held and q WAS declared
that % fhc unlied States should o..
mand that China slFn q uoW oxclu.
sion treaty "A hoycHt m American
goods would follow Almost immHdi.
hielY similar statements were made
IA Hannch0w. Fo0chow Neufhwanr.
Singapore lsiraits sellleneail Bans
kok. chefoo ana Chinkiang proving
the movement 90 have been precon.
cericd 40 such demand was made
hy our government. and Qn May 3.
lhe famous lu Fuy decision wah rem
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
TFE COAL DISCOVERY
N DEER CREEK BASIN
AND OTHER irEMs or ARIZONA
NEWS TAKEN From THE CLOSE
SILVER BELT.

John Manning. a Deer creek FARMER
who was Ia town yesterday, confirmed
che report published Oh our last week 3
ISSUE Of The opening 81 a ave foot vein
~ coal in the lower hsain o. tho Deer
creek Geld by iha Saddle Mountain
f9pptr company Ho stated that the
vein had bean sufficiently opened 60
permit of the coal being mined in CON
siderable quantities ana which 81 now
being hauled hy wagon tu the Saddle
Mountain camp
The coal IS Of hun quaiify aud the
vein carries hut Fcry lbttlc SLATE The
importance ~ the discovery d MOI yet
appreciated except by fnn management
~ ise Saddle Mountain comDauy ~
aeema thaf The Deer creek neld wiil
now he extensively deVflopfd ard
there ls every reason t0 believe ihaf
AZ no disisat date ihe output viii b.
greatly 40 eaeosa 0f me local demand
The Saddle Mountain MINING eom.
pany la noN HfadinE lur "a narrow
gauNo TRACK % % built from lho mines
ln ihe lower laeln lo fha mouth 81
peeF creek 90 tho iluc ~ Arizona q
Eastern survey. anA q O. gRld % be
the intention ~ tAH Saddle Maintain
epupanV Do luatni an electric railway
elEhi miles in Length tof ihe trans
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

~ lIudsun and De- b practically aahi
ing The batile alone EiOfis 10 have
nufch societies and lho ~ M ID.
'ndnrst tho movement have faiftd
The populaF semilmefl 8ofa 81 ifai
she sale of i0hhccn candy. fruit miIt
ZEE cream, ETC.. does noe Interfere vito
ne proper ohsfrgnrfH az SUNDAY.
This position rs strengthened hg
recent decision 40 Ildfe JOAN b. Hhs
srr W fliiHhurE 90 tno tRecf ihaf
tobacco ~ now universally ragafatd
aa "a necessity
sunday Ia alm0ai dny OF terror
in ihe ersiwhiie uuiet ihan. rha fbr
eian element lhaiei nnen buying d,
hacco and fruit nnd .diiuAa They e6s.
EieHaie ln hrFc numhcrs about tho
stores Of their COnuifymtu 10 holp
ward IN ne miniOas ~ tho law. large
delegations ~ them have appeared 49,
fore tiudfone home. hu0iine and veil.
ING and making threats.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
STOCK SALES

Stock Yards. Kansas City NO.
March o. Some sales of Colorado
cattle ai Kansas City. this week.
Isaac Bnor. MeCker. Colo. o. killers.
it2i pounds. $3.50.
WaldrOn A. Co. SaguRchc. Colo. 27i
siockers. 600 pounds. st4b.
Waldron & Co. saguache. Colo. 1853
siockcrs. 002 pounds. safb.
Waldron a Co. sagu9che. Colo. i5
siockors. $50 pounds, t32b.
o. r. slaYDns IA Iunta. Colo. 100
siockera, bsf pounds $3.50.
W n There Holly. Colo. % COWS,
sst pounds. 1925.
~ Il Thero Holly, Colo, 70 COWS.
$40 pounds S2.G0
A. Want Rocky Ford Colo, 90 COWS.
so pounds, f3.l5.
a. fnnt. Rocky Ford Colo. 2g focd-
crs. $50 pounds. St00
a fant, Rocky Ford, Colo. ~ feed
ers. l3G pounds, $3.50
A. Yant Rocky Ford. Colo. ~
calves. 40 pounds. $3.50.
W. Badger Rocky Ford. Colo. Ia
bulls. 1913 pounds. Sa15.
81 Badger Rocky Ford Colo Z
calf 40 pounds. $500
~ Badger Rocky Ford Colo. .
heller ago pounds. 1926
Some snlcs of western sheep and
lambs az Kansas CITY this week
Monday, March 5. 1906.
haisied q Son Furmosa Kan. i95
lambs, ~ pounds. $3.50.
k. q hation. Monte VISTA Colo,
sbs lambs. 81 pounds. $3.50
~. III. haitoni Monte Vista Colo
$50 lambs, "a pounds. f635
=. RunHsc, 81. Mars, KAN $50
lambs, 50 pounds, 8G.1S.
w L. Booth. Edgorlon. kan. 2BG
lnmhs, 81 pounds, $3.50
Tuesday, March s, 1905.
l.. g. swink. Rocky Ford. Colo.
232 ewes. 81 pounds, sblU
W. l.. Booth. Edgerton. Kan. 21l
lambs, 80 pounds. $3.50.
E G. Hation. Monte Vista. Colo.
3n2 lambs. 60 pounda. $3.50
w. II, Hattnn. Monte Vista. Colo
Sls lambs, 20 pounds. $3.50
standard n. A H. 5. Co. Almeua,
Kan 2.o29 weihers, iid pounds.
$3.50
standard N. d l.. s. Co. Aimcna.
kan, IS ewes. ll0 pounds s5.35.
Realty Bros. Lamar, Colo. AGO
lambs 70 pounds. $50.
}. Ahrens. Manhattan. kan. Sd year
linEa "a pounds, $500,
q. HaiueH. Colorado 80 bucka. 49,
pounds. 1926
Wednesday. March 1906
a. q. Weriz, Trinidad Colo. $40
ewes 90 pounds. $50
Scott J.. A. r. s. Co, ina Animas.
Colo 1908 yoarlings 30 pounds,
Scott =. a n. s Co. Ias Anlmaa.
toiop fif yeaflinga as pounds SIS
n Elder Las Animas Colo. fsI
lambs. % pounds $3.50
Thursday, March 8. 1900.
lockhart 4. 3 Co, Arkansas Vail
ieF t7G ewes. Hs pounds. t535.
Powers BROS. Nobraskn. 787 lambs.
So pounds, $40.
fofpeninF. Arkansas Valley, 6e8
lambs sd pounds. gG68.
Friday March e, 1908
Fulkcrsun aprOwers, Colo. a5k
ewes. l3 pounds, s626
Fulkcfscn. pruw0rH. Colo. aS3
lnmbs. S4 pounds, $3.50
D. Afraguy lamar. Colo. aI9
lambs. So pounds $685.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

dered by nnr supreme court which
cu1 on ihe haheas cofpna loop hole un.
der witch 80 many Cinnamon man.
aged o. become residents, despite tho
exclusion law
The boycott went into erect even
before neeE Of this declsioa reached
China The chief articles 81 export
Affected are uli sewing machines. cot.
ton goods, obafro. condensed mlif
aud canned goods an 81 those are.
q should he noted. in sharp c0mpo
uiion with similar groeueia IN other
nations CeFialn other Rrilciea oi
nontompeuilve naturs show no a..
crease
The uriEln Of iho boycott D. not
clearly determined. aor a. iis pug.
pose quite clear We uniy know that
No exists and thai O. 81 O remarkable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

"Wednesday. March ~
y. Murphy q prominent drueriaI
Of Las VEGAS is spending the day On
The city
The Llon store opened biz sale
'hla morning with d large number 90
customers in attendance.
Returns ST Nelson McGuvcm arht
VIII be received tonight nt Clarks
Pool Rooms. il5 West Railroad ave-
nue.
Eigopo Murray y the whitney com.
pany le spending a --aie OF days 10
santa re on a business mission for
hiss employers.
Percy c. Hurka. representing q papgf
company Of Denver, Is Ia the ciiy 70.
day with his samples
There are windmill pumps in Albu-
querque that give forth water whoih.
or the Wind blows on not That water
report said nothing about them
J. u. Maase, manager Of the Gallup
Electric Light and Power company.
returned homo on the flyer this morn
Ing after q visit 10 the city on busi-
ness.
work on the D. N. Moore Realty
company city map Is progressing
steadily but d win be several months
yet before d Win be- ready for die
trlhuisnn
Mrs.. y y CoYCrdRle who. ri press
emit u recoverina from an operation
Tor appendicitis eg SO. JOaopha hos-
pital, expects 80 give her spring mii-
linery opening about April list
T. " Maynard. the watch inspector
.uf the Santa Re coagl lines, on the
diviaion from Albuquerque 10 Wins
low. rpiurned this morning from Gall
lup. where ho "aui the watches uf al
railroad cmpl0yea 90 that place.
walter Jana, who % iu lho hospital
recovering from an operation for ap
pendiciiis, is reported recovering rap.
idly and 81 expeoied 10 be able 10 b.
down 90 the store within couple 81
Weoks.
Miss Amelia siellor who has been
% So IuHephs hospital since Felfu.
AIRY suffering from a weak heart. LETT
lhia morning for her home al Eureka.
g ID The altitude was found 90 be-
TOO high for her here
Leopold hiho of Cuhoro arrived 30
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
SNEAK THIEVES

~ 10 N|WI1|I
a sneak thief Invaded me CONNER
cial club at las VeRaa on Sunday
uaorniug ho stole a railroad pass.
$40 % cash and number of tfinketE
boloaging 10 alfred Luckait Rnd g5
from the billiard room IL ihU club.
AZ also opened an the loiiera 81 me
mnli department and scattered them
over tho Goof.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

Kansas City. Mach l4.-Cafila re.
caipie, 1900 Including 400 sOulhcrna.
market steady % strong Native
GERS 3f,e0a5.9o; southern steers.
td.9oW s.Q0i southern COWS. 8225m
t.0oi native cows and holsers. g2.25W
3tli siockers and feeders $4,000
f4bi bulls % R8m105; calves % 00af
1905 western fcd gtoeTH t3H0ft5 so
western fcd cows. ta0Gf60.
nnttV lNcfipta. tlNNi market
strong Mmions, ft50N6.g0. lambs.
as 9fmN.74. range wefhem. $4,000
copi fcd ewce tl258b4o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

According 20 Edward Il. Dohony
president 81 ihe Mexican Petroleum
rompany the Me1lean Central raii
way is now taking 10000 barrels az
khano fuel oil munth This Is aboni
onesalih lhe aupunt The Central Wili
use when all cnEines "a ihe syricm
are equipped 10 burn go
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

lmnQft q vast am0unt uf material fof
building eunsirnaion. fnei. etc. m
heavy expense Whereas. praflCai ds
qeiopmfni ~ che wH material within
ihe territorial borders eho0id guRpu
manf ~ these needs 81 ia a. exploit
These fields aH Weii a. CD neFlsi in
~ development Of valuable minine
properties thai thia cdfpaufl1n has
been formed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17


and every onfnao" on the same dav
honlos has appealed 10 tho higher
courts.
Nearly every Keeper Uf drug store
ff f-ninci'onery stare hos been fined
~ Nasf once
tHhuto ciiaurd b. Badson's lieu
tnaAi ln Size enforcement ol the sun
ff iaut He has employed n small
81 detectives who eo Wound on
watching the stores ana chops
ing ibat cost BILLS we're lighter
HsU ainfckcguen preferred 90
GO around to bis once every Mon
af mofning ana pay a aue. CLIFFORD
~ fo towns miles away aud got ont
warrants Merchants now have agents
waicuna every Justices once in the
cnlis When an information h made
they clip away and reach tho once
before q constable serves Warrant
on them thereby avoiding the heavy
costs
Only small portion OF the church
people are supporting tao movement
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
AS TO lids" HERE is
THE TIGHTEST EVER

ANCIENT AND FlERcE BLUE LAWS
ENFORCED At uNioNrowN. "a.
NOTHING Ar ALL DOING on
SUNDAY = PAY FlNEs EvEav
MONDAY MORNING. ARREsrINo
TRAIN cREws--A STRENUOUS
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

pofiaiion of coal The importance of
ihe coal discovery iu lhn Saddle Noun.
tain company D. great a. t will faelH.
tate and cheaper tbn Cost OF develop.
lnH fhcir lntgD copper property Ga ihe
same acnlltY
a shipment ~ ore FROM tha Amgr
lean Copper c0mnanga aine uiil BE-
mnan io the ameliof This week Quite
q large anQuni 81 ore - available inr
snipincaf af foCu a. aaiisfarf0ry
ipamiuH arrangements fan ~ ma4e
and the ore placed upon sho dump
The Five Points company Is oonaid.
efing lhr adviEnbllliy ~ erecting al
concentrating plant 90 ifs property ln
ofeef thn4 large Saving might Sci
made iu banllng 60 che amelior as well
As 81 ifeal,Aan ~ rs ores a ma.
chinefY e1pfr a. on abe Ground col
pleparf plants and estimates Cor fha
plant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

MEMBER or CONGRESS FROM De
TRoir, WHO WAS FORMER CHI
NEsE OFFICIAL, sAYsIT woULo
Dc WEAK AND HURTFuL-
CHINA WOULD PRESUME ON ~
TELLS AaoUT The GREAT
BoYcoTT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

Construction n pfqttnilps fa0ielg
pn ihr laa Vegas a Tononah lQAd
which Senator Clnrk and b. aorUti
aiea are huilaiuE fnem faa VeEas ara
Nopl apIlHes fg ronupah fINg mlifN
az ihe foe3 q completed. as hr a.
lndlan Comp. NeVaaa Nhh rad viii
pe t24 miles lanF at1 aiif oat 81 60e
wiH the Hartman Interests arc -.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

WRITTEN ~ HON. EDWIN DENNY,
Member Of Congress from Detroit;
former resident u chiua; former
official Of the Chinese government.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
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: AN AUTHORITY or CHINA.

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. iWg article 90 iho Chinese boy Z
. cost Hon. Edwin DENLY, repre-. 1
3 sentative in congress from De- d
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2 United States IN China ~ many 4
= years ST. DENLY lived ln the Z
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. some iimc "a the Chinese customs Z
. service ile b probably The beat 4
. authority ID Washington on the 4
. subject 0g China.
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