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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
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Lottc aftN

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
GOULD COMING.
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report from St Louis sre e5 Edwin Gould 1efI shat e'.v sa. and will arrive ia P5uo n' f F. fie will be Accompanied. Aa #sRaft states by I t H-ttaa TH
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

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 lalte3 atteI having pI4a-aat= =estairp ut the ' at C..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
Box Supper

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4 At Home.

! he following cards have been is '.'..
 Ms \ H. pashie1 Perkins,
 Miss Perkins,
 At home Weanes .ay, January 2l @He 'aCusan1 nine hundred and six
 f13 Oak street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

|. Kimp,s Miss Lautse Kimp.e. Ms. Hank. Retles shaeHts were serves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
1heater Party.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
"A REFORM CAMPAIGN ON
THE ROAD in YORK STATE
lr COSTS a BUNCH or MONEY
THESE DAYS or NO pAssEs
70 RUN a CAMPAIGN LIKE
HEARsr's-THE RULER or THE
TRAIN. AGED TWO AND A HALF.
tsy Jacob waldeek)


1 special Corr Huunl nee
/ Ncu York. Nof e. REFORM so
often o. haeeard victim of poverty
shines in ihc nsht Of prosperity in
Sew York this fan From rcd Ore
burning on thu cufb 90 flying special
trains. everything thai figures On o.
tmpaign haa been provided of good
WmiIiy and abundanliy o. certainly
must De- eating mp n ioi 40 Editor
teorsiB yearly subscriptions. hul De-
doesn't mind. BE o. oven the cheer.
ui giter
On the road 81 ls matter or "a
rccigi car Tor the cHndltui0s per.
goual party and q Pullman nalnro car
fOf The correspondence. Most of the
latter are Oi the hostile press but
Hearst Hospitality totes 'um ail.
AZ che railroads for some reason
show n1 hoadloag impulse 10 extend
courtosies Hearst pave FOR every foOi
travelled and then some. u there o.
amy was Of working 4 in. The Pull
man comppuy. for instance. takes pay
iur iis cars and service aud then. Ike
its porlofs. holds out iis hand for
little rnke-on The company reiH a
rental, said % be- $50 n dag, for each
log The two cars n has charge for
.all the accommodations and service
given. but q also charges nn advance
.oi 20 per cent. over the market price
Tor an food purchased for use in the
cars.
Regardless OF the number of pas.
songera. Hearst pays the railroad
companies eightocn full fares Tor each
car. Tho rate is two cents milo Tor
each fare Usually the cars are az.
tachod 90 regular trains. The or.
binary charaa Tor a special engine.
whe,i one is necessary, il 500. When
che cara are shifted from one railrJad
in another the companies work tn
some very healthy transfer charges.
IN touring the state Hearst's party
includes Mrs. Hearst, their baby son
George. Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler.
candidate for lieutenant governor;
Hearst's valet and n SwodlEh nurse
girl. Various party speilhinders are
temporary membcrs Of the party.
IN the campaign 30 far the most In
dependent and Embossed individual on
the stump hns been HEARTS son, Geo.
adeennnately known ~ Buster. His
age 6 two and one-half years He IL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
YORK CAMPAIGN A FRICASSEE
OF FROTH, FREAK AND FRENZY

eFnmcnt, or an anarJhlsiic hobFuhiln
that win break down the laws. imsiali
fuYarbfy and chaos and set civillgh-
ton clear hack 90 the stone axe.
Elect Hughes and you deliver tho
state absolutely to the trusts. Elect
Hearst ANA you deliver your right 90
live and hold property 10 ne lawieaa,
According 10 the superheatod adyo.
Gates u Hughes. the democratic CAM
6ldete IS a composite of Sensational
newspaper headlines. Listen 60 the
fiery HCarsthos and you learn that
me republican candidate ls n man of
straw reprcaenilng the very woral clo-
meuts OF the predatory trusts.
Vcnaiiiy, treachtry. intamy. black.
mail. treason, graft. iakc, are among
the MOST common words Ia the Oc'
tpber language and literature. g T.
personal fight between Hearst and
hughes, and other candidates and
other issues are ignored
There are features 0f the campaign
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

result of the disclosures made az tho
Hughes investigation. Gco r. shcl.
don. treasurer of the committee. a.
one OF ne Shining llghta On Wall
street trusl circles Hearst says an
the trusts are for Hughes
Hearst a. running as she candidate
Of the Independence league and the
democratic party. hc Us presented
o. the friend of the people. the enemy
of bosses the advocate az pure cleo
ton methods and n free judiciary and
tho slayer OF wicked corporations.
The chairman or the state committee
81 one Of the rulers of democracy Ia
Buffalo. and Murphy. leader Of Tam
many. A. one of Hearsts chief sup
poricrs he and Murphy divided Tie
thirteen places on The Judiciary ticket
In this city Chareea are made that
independence League men here have
played very practical politics. d haB
been shown that Hearst newspapers
age INCORPORATED in NCw Jersey
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
NAVAJO WITCH SLAYER
COMMITTED SUICIDE
BY HANGING HIMSELF TO a TREE
NEAR RAMAH.

There n report circulated from
the Nayaios that the Indian who Kill
ed the supposed witch near Ramah,
has committed suicide. A Navajo told
resident of Gallup that tho man
wanted for killing Inc wizard hung
himself and that his body had heen
seen hanging 90 a tree
IKE 0inccrs DO not place much faith
Ia this story AZ 70 may b. a blind %
protect che wizard slayer and % give
him a chance % get out of the cOun.
Try. says che Gallup Republican.
later Tho story of the suicide has
been confirmed. This week the Fhcr.
in received letter from Ramah
which stated that che body oi the in
dian who killed che witch Was found
hanging io a tree exactly as told hi
the other Indians Apparently ~ has
less fear oi the consequence OF sui
eide then be- asa 81 lhe inside Of The
whiiemun's ial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
IN oANosR OF DEATH.
Sweet Nancy Knew Not the Difference
between q Freq and a Frog.

Mise Nancy Nonesuch. for that in
deed d. the name of ouT heroine,
dresses herself wlth care and saliies
forth in search of adventure.
Shall she SO for watcrlllies and Doc
rescued from a wateFy grave by some
gallant swainq Unfortunately me
grave y there ali right. but the ne gion
Affords no swain; clearly she "a
thrown 1888 ben own resources, and
lnaily decides iO pick Wild hOWcra
along the ral'ruad track A train VII
pass in d feW hours. aud nt least she
win see "a man, albeit only an ongi
ncer
~ has rainea the night before and
Che dew q atill several inches deer
On lhe puddlcs. $50 Miss Nancy clamb
Cra up the omhankmcni and walk'
al0ns the drier ties Strange 90 say
no Ehs sweet yiolela meet her gas
unspflnRlng from ihe roadbod. hu
what d that she aocg upon the track
Heavens % ls q misplaced irug, anl
ahe 1910 express due nt 4,i0, VIII
palY nn hour for her quick wits q
save ihe train und iia precious load
There may even be a man on ~, AM
she thinks Wildly aud desperately
iiluiuF down the emhankment Eh
eocks the shelter of a friendly GAL
and presently climbing up again pr
duCos the red flannel peiiio0at Whio
she aiUays carries Tor Auch emersel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

an a mlatakei he D IN the race and
Will stay with a. Beuicio pora. for
school superintendent. Is q sure win
ner Marcus @. DO naoa lef, hts Office
without ouy deputy and 70 out elegv
Uoneering The peoples party h
not able &C. hle any papers 10 tho
cihco. AZ there Is no one 10 represent
Mr. naos. 10 looks a. u n has been
done purpusfly Joint statehood will
vim also. bnl rot hy as big d majority
as wo hoped for but we win 40 tho
best $50 can. q "a. M.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

thar would seem tn emharraan both
Oi the candidates Hughes. the hero
oi the great insurance investigation
h. presented as the Embossed friend
of the people and the foe OF wicked
trusts u has been announced that
corporations would not be- allowed TO
contribute 10 his campaign fund.
IN spite OF all this. the chairman OF
lho republican state committee Is Tim
Woodruff. who has always been 8 ma
chine politician and - the particular
friend OF the Insurance companies.
ne opposed tho reform Insurance
laws introduced On the Legislature az
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

that Thomas D. Catron. for the coun.
Cil. and Eaquipula naca, for the lower
HouaC are sure OF election. The
other county 0licos viii BE- close The
two opposing candidates Tor collector
and treasurer are very strong and
g viii hc a hard matter 20 say how ~
win como out The candidates FOR
shorid arr also strong. but ihe gene
eral opinion Is that Emniano sando.
Yal wiil carry tho day. There = $500
pot up GA Bernalillo on the resnig and
no takers
ii whs reported in The Citizen that
hmlilano wonid withdraw. That Is
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

one Of the most Interesting men
who has visited washington In a long
time is Rev. Edwin 81 Chapman, ni
Los Angeles. Cal. DR. Chapman,
whose hair b. now white az snow,
lived in Washington during the civil
war am, was employed as clerk lo one
nf the committees Of the house. I'M
speaking of those strenuous days Dr.
CHAPMAN said.
q stood not twenty feed from Pres
ldput Lincoln when no read his second
inaugural address. shall never for
get that eyenlfui day ] remember
how &c rained and how dismal Il was.
and how the sun came cleaning down
ION the platform when Mr.. Lincoln
that grand mfn, who was the very
soul of kindness mounted ih i re-
momhcr iho kindly tones as he proc
nouncod these words, with malice
toward none and charity for all. Tie
only spoke ok minutes And ] 10.
member how the crowd called ior
Andy Johnson. who was quite under
the influence of liquor and how Ism.
coin arose "a shook bis head. But
lOhs0n E0t forward somehow, and
was about 90 speak when led away hy
Senator Doollttle Of Wisconsin"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

The TWO hig English newspapers. one
German and one Hebrew owned by
him, and by one other paper. d small
enc. All the other newspapers, in
dependent and democratic, are hght.
Ing him.
And such nRhll ono believing
an they say would reach the newt.
able decision That the people % New
York have before them q mighty hard
alternative
rkey must choose for governor
either a trust hohg0blin that viii rob
them 20 the last cent and deprive
Them oi the last vesliRo oi aellgOY-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

NJ. ThOs George, a merchant "a Mt.
Elgln. Ontario, says II have had the
local agency for Chamherlain's Cough
Remedy ever since a was introduced
nto Canada. aud ] sell as much Of u
as / 40 o( On other 4nee have on
my shelves nut together. OF the many
dozens sold under guarantee have
not had one bottle returned ! can
personally recommend this medicine
as ] have used % myself and given N
10 my chldrea and always With the
best results" For sale By an drug.
gials.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
BRAKEMAN cAVELL


CaFiAozo n. a. Nov brakeman
Cavoll. of the Captain branch, met
with q painful accident today when
tho train was few mllea ont ~ this
place, re was settling the brake on
enc coach with q club whoh the en-.
glneor applied the cir aud as q acted
in royftto of the hand brake. the force
of @ threw Caycli from the platform
and his collar bone was broken by
the lail. The train was backed down
90 Cnffl2oz0 and Dr. Howe called al
Ouce 90 look after TIE injured man
ic states That the Injury though
painful q not serious CaVoll was
pn 0u train f3 and taken in the hos
Nlial on Alamogordo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Citizens are soiemnly and hoatedly
Informed that vote against Hughes
Chinese labor on the Panama canal
they are also urged % save che state
hy defeating Hearst because Il d
charged. some Chinese are employed
ON the Hearst family estates IN cali.
fornia.
But the main question % whether
the common people prefer rule by the
plundcr1uud, AS Hearst calls tho
trusts. or chaos The state seems
TO De- q gOncr whatever the result of
the election
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

speech anad Buster decides that the
undivided attention Of the party shall
be- given 90 rumung. he procccds o.
boss the candidate aud dcapile nli
the bOaated claims of Independence by
the party leader. the llttls boss rules
the day
Hearst q reported 10 have rented
Madison Square Garden for eli the
open dates before election Ht ~ GOO
a day His motive was 20 keep tniB
favoritc scene of Ereat demonstrations
from the republicans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

a LOT or ABSURD. ABUSIVE.
CONTRADICTORY AND rNcoN.
sEoUENriAL STUFF INSERTED
THAT HAS NOTHING TO 90
WITH rse issUEs At ALL
wALuEcN SIZING Up THE HOT.
TEsr CAMPAIGN IN TIE coUN-
ray
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

the pride 81 the editor, who dovoiea
most az hla spare time 80 irolicking
with the youngnter Buster, thenEh,
has shown a complete disregard Of
the issues Of the campalgn and the
ethics that arc suppoaed TO g0vorn
atumpors IN o great cause n he de-
cldes that 'he Marty shall awaken az
q. M, a. he has done rarely. they
awaken 81 o. m.
Points ~ order are 0verruicd and
comuiiteca on revolutions dlaregar1-
90 II his dad d busy writing a long
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Special Correspondence.
Ncw York. Nov. 4-Many say there
sever has been such % campaign OF
contradictions az this New York light
Tor fhe gnvornorship There certainly
have been few that developed such
highiy colorei even irenziod cam
palsn literature
IN this Town Hearst ls hacl,nd 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

clcs sho Boo taken Nuf 1n honl Io
sr ready ln d mlnuie. and Waruins
iru tells her Hho must aot
Running un enc track ny brave gifl
ghra ih train and TIE engineer
ff.nE % lo sion Within two Inches
ni Voc awful danger With hianehed
faces lhe passengers crowd around
hef end she tells her story m0dcally.
Tho engineer bends To- examine tho
ffog bat with a hoarao croak d hops
on ihe track inin the swamp. Saved
She cries. and enc peril past nancy
Noneaurh nluts IN h'a erms
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
POLITICS N THE
COUNTY OF SANDOVAL

3uagial correspondence.
AifOdoues. n, a.. nov l-poinica
n booming Ia this county two slrong
tickets sire In the doid There arc
good men GA both tickets. 50 when The
votes are counted On election dag we
are hOnnd 90 have some good county
Officers lt ls generally conceded
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Goa ihls oui and take % % any drug
stone and sea a free sample of Cham
uerlain'6 stomach aud Liver Tablets
fur blliousness aud conktipahOn they
are uuequalei They Improve toe ar.
petite. sifpneihen fhe dig slion aud
fesnlate me liver ana hoNels
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
MIN WAONING-
w WHUtItltu
TON LETTER is
SHORT
But Full Of Interesting Read.
ING Concerning Political
Matters.

Z "IH 'tI NNfINNN NNNNNN
WHsaMsfuh. Nov frnsifrn
{ Roo NYens announcement thu he
800 receive n0 moro general callers
HHl HNef his return from Panama
/ ha. hal De- eaeci uf side. Tracking
iNe stream of politicians which ha8
pourue into Washington Cor che
afs' month or SIS weeks Onig ucD.
ple oU Important uniClal business. So
tae announcement sa.d, afe lu he re-
solved al thu white house. and 20
would hp somewhat dimcut iur BE-
average roliticHl :. ief to fi1N fhai
hr had Important official business.
STR Roosevelt q represented as
sUrcncy confident ns 90 the outcome
nf ihc elections. rn matter how ifipht.
entd fhc reuuhiitah manae0fs may hc
PUB New YORK and elsewhere. The
Sew YORK situation ia said 60 worry
bim NOT ui all lle has mon hcslirtcd
io take iho bubble into hir confidence
regarding hlg opiuion Of Mr. Hearst.
and hc refuses 20 believe. 30 his
friends say. that Hcafstg election ~
for q moment possible. Mr. Roosevelt
lH very proud uf the fact that ho was
uuee nogornor OF New York aud
roud Of no vote which the state gave
him lm thr presidential contest IL
discueY.s-g tke matter with bic friends
ht hos said that wort z possible for
$50 Hearst 90 be- elected governor az
New York. there would not De lcfl
much excuse to feel proud that Dee
hlmslll had loen thus hon0Tcd
rho political sensation Of me week.
cf COURSE. hes been Mr Roots speech
.aI Utica ID s accepted everywhere
f1r Just what Dc was meant io bp--n
message from President Roosevelt FOL
he people of New York Never hc.
fore. probably. did president
through his secretary of 4tnio. nsC
srnt such severe indictment of q
candidate fnr public Office lt Is the
Ro0sevcltlan school uf politics with
q vengeance, and even some who have
been the most enthusiastic Ia admir-
Ing ho direct methods Of che presi-
dent, gave q gasp when The text on
Roots speech had hcen spread before
them.
When the voies are counted on
Tuesday q would be lnterestlne 90
know just what part Roots speeech
iiayed ia the result. II Hearst ~
overwhelmingly defeated the presi-
al nf and his secretary OF state will
ha glyeu a LARGE share Of iho credit.
Should Hearst be electod-~wcll, the
president probably viii wish hc bad
~, issued bis appeal for Hughes n
o. not pleasant 40 ask q thing and
lave % denied you. especially VI you
happen % be- the president of the
niled states and the request happens
iu have been preferred % the people
ol your 0wu home state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
Arbitrary cnM
sitg gt- h-sfAat VOWt
PANIES HOLD
MEETINGS
And Elect Directors and OF
acers TO Serve During
Ensuing Year.

Animal th1l0nfs mnDilngs 90
tht New Mexico I0Fn company end
iHn 1850 0r10de ldnd company auN-
N|aIr concerns DO thf AfDliaun. Toe
paln A. Santa fa Railway company.
were held yesterday morning iu toe
directors room Hl ihe Flrai National
bank uf Santa BE-
The meeting were af more Or
icfa ncrlunciurf nature iu comply
WIlh the laW Practically all of the
stock in both companies was repre-.
HeniDd hy nfusies n ihf hands of d.
Al IWiicheii assistant solicitor for
thl railroad hrd ia secondary com.
nanloa IN New Magloo The old
hIalaa uf directors were reelected
aui me old officers ia turn wore re-
elected hs ihe flffci9fr. who met fms
mciiatcly after the FtOckholdurs' scf,
sion adjourned
The officers ere the same in both
companies as follows. President J..
y huricyi secretary treasurer, ~ D.
cunrn. assistant secretary treasurer
v j raieni assistant secretary. y. e..
Demlug. comptroller. ID. T.. Gal.
ipp, general ssilior. w. Is. Bailey
Judge u. 4. Waldo. solicitor n the
Rlt2ieon. Topeka a Santa We Rail-
NAy company. end Y. n. IwitchsN.
his asaisiant. were the only outsiders
present They left Immediately after
che meeting Cor Las Vegas. The only
others pruaent were Major Paion and
Rohcri G. Gorsncr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Women 81 the ofnclai set Ia WASH
ireton arr wondering n the example
which has been SET during the pres.
eni campaign hy Mrs. Nicholas Ions
worth b. likely 90 be generally fol-
lowed hy the wives OF American pub
iiC men. Some Of them are enthuat
nslic in expressing the hope chat h
win. while others ahudder al NE PROS
pect
ln England. az d generally known.
li b very much the proper th.gf for
wives oi candidates for ONCE. cspe.
cialiy Tor seats IN PARLIAMENT. go ap.
poar with their husbands upon the
roslrum. and sometimes the women
even address the voters. Il viii be
quite d while. no doubt. before Amer
lean women reach tho point OF making
political speeches, but Mrs Long
wortn has had 80 much fun campaign.
ing with hcr husband that the wives
81 other prominent men are eager 90
give &c trial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
NEW DIVISION ON
rRe SANTA re-

Circulars htyn been issued hy RI
Hurley general niauhglI of fha Afchl
SON. Topeka Hnd Santa BE- rlllrnad an
nnHnclna ihe decision to divide idc
western division of the road nf Dodge
CliY making iWO 0nCat'na divisions
whore there b now huf one The
change f0NrI|Yo November
fl new division wili ht known aa
ite Arkansas river division and will
lAlnfd from in lunIa io Dodge City
Wlih headquarters af la luuia
The western division Win hereafter
UNiDna from Newton i0 Dodge Gus
with headquarters ni Newton
Division Superintendent o. E Ayers
ol hp western division with remain
in charge uf the difisiun from Newton
to Dodge City.
~ a Augiin, superintendent ui the
Panhandle division af wellington is
nprointod superintendent ui inc now
Arkansas river division and bis head.
quarters will bo at Ia iuuta. Mr.
Austin was formerly lralnmaeior %
Topeka
Tie NH be succeeded at Wellington
iU Tfninmaaief =. l.. Meyers. who Is
appointed 90 be- acting superintendent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
TRAVELLING WESTWARD

u hNuNWoNe
3ohu j. byfuo, assistant passenger
traffic manager OF the Santa We coast
lines. returned 90 los Angeles the
hrsi ~ the week from a trip east to
size np The tourist traffic for tho win
Ger. ic Yisltod New York. Atlantic
CITY Philadelphia. Chicago and other
eastern points
= never saw anything like A." he
safe The railroads are crowded
Win az She traffic they can handle.
The Santa re ls daily 1000 cars short
81 10 orders. despite the fact that Il
USES al lis recently ordered oqulp-
mcnt Ihis shows a tendency OF the
east 70 move west, and the amount Of
household goods being freghted Is
euurmous
IN TIE passenger traffic line ov.
pgyihing d crowded On October 40
every berth on che Santa 70 limited
trains was booked ahead 20 Novom.
her g. The reservations al the pres.
oni time are booked into the latter
cart OF She month This applies on
an railroads running west. The
manager of the Pullman company told
me no had placed an order for 800
Pullman coaches 20 be- used On Call
turuia traffic this winter
rs seems almost Impossible for the
Customers 20 spend their money. u
seems almost a lio 90 say that the an-
nuni passenger earnings OF railroads
81 half q bi'lioa dollars. ID win seem
oven more astonishing when state
that thl half billion 81 dollars Is "a.
vidcd into three portions OF GO. 40
and no pes cent. representing three
classes 0i travel The 90 per cent O.
the SWIM exnended annually IN travel.
snF Tor pleasure. The 40 per cent 81
expended for baslncss travel and che
10 per cent for lnYaNds This makes
an even shake az half pleasure and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

a. 5, MchfQQmc. eafihiuui resident
engineer of the Gulf Colorado a san.
"a BE. al Temple, Texas is dead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

. a. Dunlcy has been appointed au,
perlntendenf Of terminals 81 the Atch.
ison. Topeka a Santa ~ coast lines
at San Franclnco. California
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

%. a. StarkWcaihor has been ap.
polntod acting Eenevul manager Of the
Denver. Enid a Guf with once az
Enid, okla