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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
--.1Ian From Nevada Becomes Insane

A man was found at Taylor and
washington streets late Thursday
night by Policemen Lanikan and Con-
molly acting in a peculiar manner He
was barking like a dog and shouting
that he was surrounded by ghosts
The man was evidently insane, and it
took the combined efforts of the two
policemen TO oYerpower him and
place the handouts over his wrists.
He was sent to the detention home.
The officers learned yesterday that
the man was Frank Murphy, 3S years
Of age whe came here from Nevada
IN search of his sister. 1t is sup
posed that the constant wandering
about the burnt district had unbal-
snced his mind.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
Injunction Locks Up Funds.

commenced in the Superior Court
yesterday, obtained a restraining or
der from Judge Seawell preventing
the Rebel Cork Benevolent Associa-
ton from disposing of $4,000 of the
corporations funds. which he claims
is about to be drawn out of the treas
ury for other than the objects for
which the association was incorpor-
ated. The principal officers of the
association, including President Pat
rick Deasy, Vice President W. j.
O'Brien, Recording Secretary ]. j.
Henessey, Corresponding Secretary
]. Cronin, Treasurer Timothy Dono-
van, and others comprising the board
of directors, are named in Mahoney's
COMPLAINT
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
Should Keen Down Dust.

To the Editor Of The Call: Sound ears,
eyes, throats and noses will be the most
valuable assets in San Francisco during
the next twelve months. These assets
cannot be kept unimpaired unless sonie-
thing is done to lay the dust that the
trade winds kick up. The writer suggests
that wherever water can be obtained in
the burnt district the firemens wet down
every day or 50 everything that can be
reached by hose from the source of such
supply. f.. r. WALL,
No. Mission street
San Francisco, May ~. 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
LETTERS LYING AT OAKLAND
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Unclaimed Missives Will Be Handed
to Their Owners If Application
- IS Made

The following letters await owners at
the Chamber of Commerce, Tweifth and
Franklin streets, Oakland:
Mikolo Antunovich.
Arthur Boetner. A. e. Boehnke, Joseph
Beer, vincenz Bertncevic. Dr. Paul Busu,
John Brandstetter A. Burger, Maria
Brock. Franz Bocksleitner.
Rudolf Czermak, Miss May Carson, Mr..
and Mrs. M. G. Cofer.
D. David, John Dabcovich. Mr.. and Mrs.
josef and Anna Dinic. Sam hicker..
Signihd Fischer, Rudolf Felix, John P.
Fitzgerald.
sieefried Grunberg. Siegmund Gross
licht Rosa Goldman, Captain Clifford,
Miss Evelyn Gillies.
Mrs. E. Heggum, John Hermann, Mat
teo Hammerschlag. William Haskns'
Charles Heinel. Otto Hucher, Julius
Hecht Mrs. Elisa Hofer.
r. p Johnston Jr.. Victor Jordan.
Josef Kepes, julius Kelz. Rudolf Rupert
Klaunner, Mr.. and Mrs, Maria. Doris
and Leo Kraker; Mrs. Maria Kapler; Mr..
and Mrs. Maria and Joe kaindl; g. H.
hahn, Mrs. Terez haroly, Sigmund and
Gabor Konigstein, Mrs. freda Lehmuth,
Edward Leopold. Messrs. Paul and Max
Leder, Helen Leyen, Mrs. I. D. Late,
Louis Lewitus.
V0IO. <AutciIa ouu dui &Aciiitdtol
Gustav Mechtler, Mrs. Grace Martin,
Mr.. Mills, Mrs. McCielland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles and Anna Mel
sen, Con M. Nolan, Nicole Nikolotich.
D. r. Oliver.
Victor Pepper, Pierce Peterson, Hugo
Pulitzer, Kamillus Pemsial. August Pc
ter, John Patermost. ernest Purt.
John c. Quinn.
Franz Rethbauer, Miss Hermion Roth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz and Anna Rainar,
Lewis Rogers.
DR.. Dasider Stapler. Karl Sikera,
Hosn Stenson. Mrs. Stone, T. and Pres.
Scheff, w. w. Scott, Alexander Smielow-
ske, Jacob Schmit. Schoencuby family,
Madge Sandison, Henry Schwarz.
Mrs. Klelia Testa.
George \, achtler, Josef wiedermann.
Otto Wild, Mrs, Til. Williams. Z. Charles
Wellisch, John, Drayton Whitney, Helm
rich and Richard Warner.
Mrs. Maria ziechka, Kiez Zeller; Helm
rich, Max and Gustav Zukermann; Mrs.
Helenn fillmore, Osker and Joe Zuger-
mann.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
Concert at the Park

The following numbers will be rendered
at Golden Gate Park by the park band.
under the direction of Paul Steindorff
tomorrow afternoon:
March, rro Patria" (Roncovieri); over
ture, The Hermit's Bel'' (MaiIlart):
waltz, Vienna Citizens" (Zeihrer); para
phrase, "Loreley' (Nesvadba); fantasia.
Aida" VerdD;s march. Hands Across
the Sea" (Sousa); reverie, The Rose S
Honeymoon Bratton); American sketch.
Down South" Myddleton); selection.
woodland" Nuders); Hawaiian airs
(Berger). Q
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
AutonobIIe rear. on Car steps.

A heavy automobile mail truck, swhizzing
ferryward at $40 a. m. yesterday, struck
westbound Eddy car No. 1143 at a clip that
tore on the aft larboard steps. much to the
alarm OF several old ladies and perilously
close to half a dozen passengers who stood
on the upper step. The accident put the
car out OF commission. The fault seemed
wholly that of the chauffeur in charge Of
the auto, for the car was barely moving
when the accident happened.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
shortaII pIsmIsses saloon Men.

Waller and Stanyan streets, and j. E.
Kennedy, his barkeeper, who were arrest
ed last Tuesday on charge of selling
liquor, were discharged on the hearing of
the evidence of the prosecuting witness
Judge Shortall found the evidence insult
ficient and dismissed the accused men
without asking them to take the witness
stand
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
Unclaimed Mlssives at Call office.

The following uncalled-f letters and
kilograms are at The Call office: Ernest
Ball, Miss Cation, Eugene Cahoon. Ed
Clarke, Miss Fuller, Jack Fay. Mrs. Edith
A. Falline, Gordon M. Grant. j. I. Houx,
Mrs. Olga Hall, Christopher Jones, John
F. Lynch, Edward Lunsford, James r.
Marlin "a, J.. ID. McMannon, VIM Riley.
Miss, H. Smith, Beach c. Slocum (2).
James Scott, Chas. I. Stewart. w. r.
Stewart, Fred Smith, Chas. NJ. Williams.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
Picnic oraanIxatIons, Notice!

All organixstio which have made contracts o,
arrangements with the Southern Pacific Com.
pany for excursions to New Sunset Park Farm.
brook Park, Schuetxen Park at San Jose or BAY
View Park at Marines will please advise the
General Psssepger ooee, Ferry: outidinf. II 4
vice 10 received on or before Thursdays May 81,
l006. contracts VIII Be coqddsfed cancelled
CHAS. s. FEE. Passenger TrdAc 4snager. :
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
sIMeetIno Of Independent Eoresters.

There is to be meeting this evening at
the headquarters of the Independent Or
der of Foresters of the officers of the local
courts forathe purpose of greeting Frank
e. Hand of Los Angeles. superintendent
of organizers and deputy supreme chief
ranger, for consultation and deyising ways
and means 'of reorganizing the courts so
as to place them on the basis they were
on before the fire.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
EneIisb Onbce CTosed

NEW YORK, May 25.-vice Presf-
dent Eldredge. of the Mutual Reserve.
Life Insurance Company. explained ;
today that the closing of their offices
in England was because the new laws
of New York made 1t unprofitable to
secure new business
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
The Southern PacIhc's Excursion. E,.+.

Low round trip rates to every large Esste,n
city: Missouri River. Texas and beyond Tickets
gooo ninety days. Sold June CT, July 2-3 Iur
ust 1-s-e September $40. Many ways Hith
msny hnu', possible stops II you're going East On
ticket Offices l704 Fillmore and Ferry depot. ssny
francisco. and ~ San Pablo avs.s 0akisud.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
Explains seizure Of schooners.

WASHINGTON. May 25.-The Mexican
Governments reply to the American in
ouiry as TO the seizure of American fish
ing schooners was received to-day. II
shows that the ships were in Mexican
waters in violation of the Mexican law.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-26
Your pruaaist Will Tell You.

That Murine Eye Remedy Cures Eva.
Makes Weak Eyes StroAe. poeen'3
SnaArt eoothes Ey6 Pain aa0 Galis FOR
81 cents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
A LITTLE GIRL AND
HER YELLOW KITTY
AN APPEAL TO OFFICER KNAPP
RESULTED ~ FINDING THE
LOST PCT.

enc you please, sir. viii you go in
there and see q my klity Is Ia there9
Omcor Knapp. standing In front of
the So. Elmo. and dreaming OF thc
time when he might ho q United
Stale marshal n The Philippines
awulo with a start and found him
self locking down into "a pair 90 blue
eyes hat gsxed az him Wlsifuliy
from e wnvy mass of golden hair.
why. little Rirl. what makes YOU
think your kitten D. in there3 Pa
asked. in asionlshmcnt
We'll" was thp reply my kiuy
has been lost and q man told me he
saw a lNilp yellow enc ln the so
Elmo % was liko thle wednesday
niehf ms mamma took me In a party
and NIFTY gni out aud run nway. I've
called and called her ana looked en'
looked GU her. bat never found ner
end hnVe cried every day. Tor she
was o sweet and played hide un'
sock with me. and Oh, I do hops sh'
is boz hcrr," and there was % pathetic
hroaf 90 The childish voice, iha
Touched even the stout heart ui th'
unlcCr
"Weu. you lus, wait a minute" hl
said and 100 SEQ
in e moment ho Was back. lnere.
yellow kiton ~ there all right h'
said Come on, and you can have
81 D. IA yours.
ono of the ompl1yo9 somewhat r1
incianay. for the pretty creature ha'
already become pet ln the place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

choose. proceed to tho arch which dl.
vltCa the corridor o. m the cast room
and then With two white satin ribbons
form an aisle acrola tho room TO tho
floral altar
Tho Marine Band Wni ha stationed
aH On ali state ucclfions iu the lub-
by. ana 0, win play mo march. prob.
ably thc wedding chorus from "i.ohcnt
grin, after which me music viii be-
furnished by che hy choir OF 81.
johns
an The members Of the two families
VIII proceed Go tho east room about
no Rs, io a space which VIII bo set
apart by florni barrier AZ the prosl-
doni WIN escort hts daughter the
proud dignity of being bis mother
companion VIII fam 90 young TheoI
dore. who will bo one of the ushors.
Only aboui 100 Of TIE nearest role|
lives viii he given space close 20 thd
altar These are the Roosevelt and
Leo relatives at the bride and md
L0ngworth.Walker clgn OF the grOOml
The numerous second and Third
cousins and collateral relations n
have go rake chances with the o,6f
guests. special place win BE- mark
ed on Tor the diplomatic corps aud
the cabinet families. bat Il Will not ht
IN the same portion Of she room a. thd
relatives
A. lo arrangements now cuntcml
pln.c that Miss Alice shall stand fnc0
ing the eastern windows. IN the exact
gp0t which ala OF the white Housd
brides have chosen, the relatives wiil
De- allotted room on the right nf md
altar and the ambassadors and hiFlI
/ dlenltarica e. the left
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
COMPANY G Is ALMOST
RECRUITED TO THE FULL QUOTA

IN spite OF the lnclemoncy OF the
weather yesterday. about twenty men
went To- The Company q ride range
south OF me Santa W. hospital Cor TAR
GET practice Captain Ruppo Is olatoc
at the interest being shown. and states
that the FACT that tho men wished 30
20 to practice IN spite oi the mnavora-
bic weather, shows the Increased in.
ierctt being takeu in the affairs Ol
Company q, of lhe national guards.
ho also stated taai the company WAS
iaai belng recruited up 90 its full
quota, and BE- attributes This fact 30
the publicity given she matter by the
Albuquerque newspapers and period
ieals. Attendance al weekly drills "a
much better than q has been Tor maay
months naN and altogether, che out
look Cor q splendid company lor ihe
coming eucnmUmpni On very bright
The gymnasium features al the ar
mory has attracted many recruits, and
the fact that soon the social side Of
Company q VIII be- exploited with
dances. receptions and parties. viii no
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

dred Inclusive. shall boar Interest 90 "a
rate not Go exceed four AND one,hsif
ner cent nnr aunum. payable frmi-nnnu-
ailV un ihe urHl dnY uf january Hni
4ulY in each year during tneir life, aud
payable nt fhr option III the Cty after
twenty years from tho date % their iaHn-
ancr and 1h1oiutrlf payable thifty years
after said date uf their issuance.
Section That Hud election ehHll hD
hold nffNteu fhr hours of Q o'cinph "a. u.
nnd ocI0ok % m ni mid h9Fii Q ite,
said cie Du-ut. Flrf Word. at th0 clty
nuiiilua Second Ward Ht office uf CnnE.
chadwick Ou West Hold avenue, Third
corner OFF Gold avenue md Third street
and Fourth Ward. near CORNER of Third
street and cunueH avenue
Section o Tint She Forms 90 tho
ballots to hc voted 90 sHid election shall
hc For issuance uf water works uuud..
and against lusv 81 Qf water works
bombs.
Section 3 That the mayor be. ani
hrrouE iH authorized and directed to
lfeur ID proclamation aud notice of thf
in urruuiHuCt with thlH ordinance. aud
that iHn same lie published go lfHHi
thirty iHNF before such election Do tnf
Alhuluerluc evening Citl1en, q dalls
llshod ln said city the first publication
OF such notice to hH inside " least thirty
days before fhr HnId Anril D 1875
sfrtleu G Tint inr mayor ana th'
ritv rirra he. ARID they are hereby
authorised and empowered 90 enter int,
land tu execute "a contract iu hEhnlf o|
said rity with the said Water supply
company Tor she purchase oi she prop
Urir nf said company upon TIE trfW
IhHrelnhefure 500 forth
Duly nasfod thIr i0ih day N February iaaf
Approved ihAhh Arh W.
Mnfur
Aus.t. ~. LFE.
lIrri.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
THINK ORDINANCE
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Reported That Restaurant and
Hotel Men viii Garry Issue
10 the Courts.



IA cry az protest, faint at nrui hul
atnU nsaumluN considerable volume
ruurhes the ears uf Aihuuu1fquCana
relative ca n city ordinance, PASSED
hui rcCcnilY. and which viii shortly
s'otupcl an r0fidcnia uf che municipal
IT'S 60 rrcuEniEc the unlcial Enrhagq
aien and NO oihcf.
"a O. frum the hotel restaurant
ANA boarding house hoepQra tnnt the
allsrruntlhd Ffuui emannicn.
Incer parties have heretofore reap
80 M little amount Of money from
lhCIf iaIFingc. one restaurant keep
s,f in che heart Of che business section
rtrrivfk f9b q month Cor his Eiurf
tittula alD u4gaiiY sell compensated
fuf theirs % iB purchased hy hog
ganrhmcu. and lH Indispensable ca
ihuv'. Whcn dcaycnscr Mitchell be-
sins business. these parties claim.
Ehnt aorofdinH io the ordinance gov.
ffs,;sig thn collection ~ garbage. thoy
Wul uul only be obliged 90 10 Win.
aut thia revenue. but will have to huy
ErH9glEclca uf regulation al1o 90 place
theif refuse in. and pay the Earbaxc
lu8n \ stipulated am1nui for fcmuv.
lnE ~ IA the bargain
A prevailing opinion 81 that the or
sllnHnco iH unconstitutional Hn q
Etandn. Nnd ike current rumgf "a that
several ~ the leading restaurant and
h0ioi ntn viii decline 40 sign con.
1raeis with che city ecavcnEer Tor
lhe rumogni 90 che garbage until tho
matter has bcgn taken 40 the courts
aud decided
SOME az ihc hog ranchmoB are niHu
~
linEncr d ia SAID. they c0uicndlnN
tbat q takes away from Thorn che
1qfuuriuuifN 90 continue their huM.
nuaz. nhridFCa their rights and free
aum. and allows n corner tu be- Sc.
1urcd lu me raising OF boss. this cor.
urf being controlled ny the acnVrn.
seer and those associated with Rim.
Thc nrticiu IN The Evening citizen
4fn other afternoon. whcfCiu u was
STATED tbnf Alderman W. ~. Gillen.
wnior had sold MIS- 1oRu O. scavengef
Mitchell. although realizing az least
1880 n gear Ia profits, caused more
lnughsor than this paper anticipated
and asne say that the reporter who
fllmncd the article had more humor IN
als makeup than usual IN such cases
Uac rcntlemau, n discussing che
NuE HNNtnE uihNNAlAiuni aAhlNN AtAA ~
uuEld hc = miRhty cold day wneu
E'Nptnin CLEARWATER. VINO now sits IN
aho council as an alderman from the
afdrd ward and 3D. Il la alleged, one
ai the nrhaEn members himself, Rolls
astn tuilosa there be- n mighty Ions
string 20 the selling
u tho ordinance means that hol
rHisrra must 80 out OF the business
sell ont ca tho Official garbage mon
&ho. u ia alleged. are y. a. Mitchell
and the geanciorg. Captain W. II
GmlcnwLfor aud She Springer Trans
lrr company chen q must be unconati
tutinunl. and such a law han hereto
n1re hogu no declared by che suprcm,
suuffa uf lereral states
WY nol compel ail those who Owl
euWa. dogs. cats aHd even chlckenH-
shgy suhght at times on garbage ant
sable rcfuEe-iu sell ont 90 the OH
s.lni Earhogo mon2
1hn Ciiiaeu believes la a good gar
.tEEc law. bot it atronuogaiy objects
en- behalf ~ tho people. that the ON
rial garbage men be made owners o
an ere live stock iu the city that cal
EPE0asgs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

houdolr. n spacious apartment, which
fronts Pennsylvania avenue on one
slide and opens 90 che state depart
mlnt ON The other u ia iho room
which Mrs sc iinluy preferred i0 all
others in tao mansion, though Dc has
o northeast exposure.
rhs h0uiolr ~ furnished ln Alice
iiuc carpets. rugs ana papcFinga
Even the dainty Japanese water colorl
whlc1 the empress of The flowory
Kingdom presented io Miss Roosevelt
are framed in pale blue enamel with
uch O, sold Ca toe edges
The room is almost lined WIKI mir
furg an Tire doors Gre mirrorplatod
and thfro are Two choval glasses. De-
Sides n fno broad E-iIror in Ire birds
eye maple dressing cnat.
-Four oi Miss RooaqYeits SRI friend.
have been asked 10 aid her on this
momcniuuus occasion. Two are men
c-usins. Miss Corinuo Robinson ant
Mils Lorraine Rohlnoon The Other
two are Washington girls. but thcl
have promised 10 keep the secret. be-
cause Miss Alice has scores OF gir
friends wao might think themselves
sighted.
There viii he 10 attendance 10 assist
wnl ho waltlng. IRIS has been sug
gesied as better than 20 descend Oh,
main staircase. which Is only FEW
Zee, distant from the dor ~ the cas-
room. and which would permit only Z
fow bara OF the wedding march being
played before the party would rcacl
IT, destination.
There will De eight ushers, who vii
isest the president and his daughter
40 iho foot OF whatever staircase the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
ALBUQUERQUE MAY HAVE
REAL BASE BILL
FORMER MANAGER or CHICAGO
NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAM ray
ING TO ARRANGE A NEW Mex
lCo CIRCUIT

T. ~ Mccannn IS Ga receipt OF
lotter from Frank @. seieo. formc
manager 81 the Boston National IeaguI
Team, and until tho latter part OF lad
season manager of iho Chicago Sal
tiunal8. no ia now auiuurning u
haywood itl SprIugs for The benof
lot his health. in which Nv Solon out
lines a plan whereby NeW Mexico cal
haVe SOME real i've base bali the conn
ms season. 10 iR Mr., Solee'a plan q
.organixe q New Mexico league. viii
El paau, fcNas. and possibly aomI
Arizona town Represented. Alhuquod
qnc. las Vegas, Santa Fe, and El pasl
VIII probably be- the cities represent
"a, bat Ia the event that santa VI
doesn't come n then some good Ard
Eunn town viii be asked TO Join I'D
league.
Plans 81 This kind have been ag'iq1
cd before. put have never amOunto6f B
anything, owing "a the lack "a mau
ustmem and the high railroad raiel
but with d man Og Mr. Selects mans
gorial and executive ability Rhuld I
things u ought 90 hOar fruit Mr. al
Zoe states m the letter that be w0ui
De in Albuquerque within the Haa
ten days aud that he would ia N
probability make thls city hIa head
quarters while he - pndoayorlnn 1
form the league A. Nv aolDe hd
been ordered hy hls physicians 10 sil
in the southwest for SOME time
come q iF more thnn lkaly that u
will bend every energy 10 the fOfmll|
90 tue 'aauue A. yet nothing Detail
has hcen decided.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
PERSONAL,

Frank Jolly the young man who
has cauned his mother mach ,ouble
hy hIs Wild habits, has decided to en-
usi Ma ihc United States army. pro
vldod he can pass me necessary ea
mnlu8tlOug
Alfred GrunHiold, chairman Of iht
board 0l county commissioner, wis
returned 90 Albuquerque Saturday
afior an osi,pdod visli in the east
when asked by q representative OF
The Eyoning Citlren % a meoiing Of
the board of county commissioner
would ho called soon 81 not stated
that as there were no matters OF VIA
importance GA hand Al present there
would lR ~, probability bf no meeiini
OF tho b,5, bciora The hrsi hondai
in March.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
HARRISON'S MOTION
FRIGHTENED THEM
Aldermen CLEARWATER and WkeTsOn Thought They
Saw Trick PIay-.-WaieT Ordl.
nance and Contract.

cor ne regular lniOrft nHtine ufrn1.
April iat ard urfHntf iHf. nI rHCn tHnf.
uu On iafH notice ns thH NHtrr Supply
rnnpantl Ices such bands na may hf
uiiu hfi0re dfItfrs t0 the riif Under
ana nF virtue nf iHr Hiutiur fund HrrrT.
mont DOB said deed uf frast provided That
any balance of said s.nsinf fund In
unnEfRfiUn uf Hnid Trust company nnf
applied tu enc redemption af bonds shall
NH ana remain Che ufuuoflN Uf HNiu parry
uf tho nrat part
81 Tho halanco ni aaid purchase rriee.
otter FHiiHfYlue 900 uu1s against aid
nf tfuH aeaumcd hv tho CitF sngn hn
rHiH in elfn un delivery OF She property
tq che eItN
O. o. ia aarad and understood chat
Che Hait pHrt nf iha arcoud Anrt HuHli
gaiit eut ~ cunirtrla rutetra intn by
fnn party nf thr nrHl uau Tor iha Huu-
ulY uf water and especially ltn contract
uf recent Aatr with thr American iufn-
hft rHnnHnv
a it 81 further agreed thut the anid
party ~ The arrund part shall pas in
addition tu ihr sum HnuFo provided. ihU
actual ruHi Nf Tire Twelfth street rNtaus
sion hcreiofnn ordered hF the city cpun.
oil' ard hereafter to be made. ana all
other rNtenaionH ana improvements orr
dDrod uf Hrfrcd 90 hv che city council.
thf valuation AMI price hntIuH been
nnde upon the property na % now
b H ln aerocd and Understood chat
This contract n made Huhlort Co approval
hN thr qualified electors ~ the city 90
Albuquerque. ans thHt fHr enid party
on She SECOND uHrt Will take such steps
aH may ha necessary CD submit tq the
qualified vrtrrH ~ Hnid city the uuts.
tiun ~ thf nurohHae III mld property
ana she Issuance OF bonds 90 raise funds
for che purpose of carrying uut the
terms ~ THE contract. and that uu che
approval ~ the proposed purchase nf
said property. iNIH contract shall be-
I. HNIH|IHtH HHHH
tive parties. and The Faid party 90 che
second part shail nt once take such mUuH
aa may ho necessary to ISSUE hnfidH and
tn CARRY uuf tft terms ~ Chile contract
lu witnreH Nhrfrnf ihr said party ~
fhn nuf NHrf bias caused tnIH contract
t0 hr executed lu duniIratc iu SEA- cur-
nnrltr nnmr hf Hf president. niiHHfad hY
Ita SECRETARY. and ua corporate seal tn
ho attached. aud fhf naid uH ~ nf the
second part has caused said tHhtrHrf tn
Boz executed ln duplicate hv its mayor
and atftHfud hF Ita Cirrk ana itH UYr-
porHtc Hflll tu he tnfrnuutO attached. thr
day and year FIRST above written.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
BERlTO JUEREZ FLEEING
FOR OLD MEXICO
THINKS PoLicE ARE AFTER HIM
FOR ATTEMPTED ASSAULT
WITH KNIFE SATURDAY.

The alteration between SAVING Ro-
nero ard Benito luarez Saturday
morning at the Santa ~ coal Chuica
when the former was attacked hy
lnaroz with a knfe was mentioned ln
Saturday, Evening Citizen. g APP
pears BOW chat jaureg Acd upon seeing
Romero leave ihe chuic8 for police
hcadqunrter1
Terribly frightened. hC asa not even
$50 back to hia boarding house, hui
rushed madly ATOMS ln h westerly a.
reciion When last sorn he was siil
hoOaug 81 rapidly toward old Mexico
bis home. aud unquestlouably will
never more hc seen 90 this city on ter
rllofy Tho police hope ao nt least