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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

an assignment So go 20 he'll"
Mr. Whites ruddy complexion la~a
Nays bo1ming
Miss Ida N. rarbeE
Tin NOT Investigating any Kind o
crookednecs duWn here.
= "im not being interviewed.
I'm just out on a pleasure trip with
my irleEdH. observing the beagiy %
ycur country. tho rareners Oh YOU
climate and seeing the indiane. Their
p no truth in lhe story started gha
am ifFwilgarng tho corporations %
colorado. or the dtnesa of tha terri
tories Tor statehood"
Thcsc are things Miss IDA A.. Tur
ben. thr magaaine writer. said 10
reporter Tor The Evening Citizen. a
the AiYnrado thla morning. just prlo
70 the departure ~ the party on th'
California limited FOR lHlcta, wherl
they are seeiuk iho Indians today
Miss rarhcll gained much pruml
nench recently by exploiting thl
STANDARD OH company and Mcclure
Magazine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

him 70 call on The DOGS Two days
iatcr he received another postal. alt0
bearing She black hand slamp. and
Inscribed you have only two days
more The member asa HoHa m4a
hard thinking. and wandered ettatnta
there hadn't hoon q urcYlons Gotta.
municaiion demanding IA ransom thnt
had zone asiray The next day there
came another postal. Identical With
che previous ones. ekccrf that ii was
inacribed 'Ono day more" The mem.
Der didn't sleep ga all that night and
spent tho hours in mingled prayer
ana suspense iif wondered whether
his exit would be- ny poison or dyne.
mltc. and be thought ffrrciuliy Of
Che things be mirhl have dlne and
hadn't and oi me things he might not
have done end had.
Tho next mprnIng be- sent for hia
mail IN fear and trembling, aut thCfe
vas another postal Tho BLACK hand
impression was not there, bul an ln-
ecriDii0n IN crimson leifora reas
"No more black hands-use SLAMS
Soap"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
ATTRACTIVE ATHLETIC :
CARD IS PRESENTED

New York. Feb. 5-One of tho
New York. Foh. a--Oue Of the
Elost attractive athletic cards ever
presented "a local followers of track
and field sports Will bo offered this
evening al the lrlah- American Ath-
iCiia Club Hamls % Madison Square
Garden Aside Tor mihe regular list
uf handicap events there will be f0uf
relay races one will be- for mldFci
school hnya. another for Church Ath-
lciic League and v. M. q. A. teams,
and two others an inter city and in-
collegiate both scratch. and 90
one mile SILL another feature viii
be- a ten mile scratch run, for which
alQut fifty contestants are entered.
Tho complete lisa 81 events ls as
fnliowa 90 yards, 800 yards. 200
yards. and ouc-milc runs, pole vault
throwing 5G-b weight. putting 2S-
lh weight. and 800 yard 2-6 hurdles.
nii handicaps' 600 yard Fun fof nov
ices. aud the relay races.
The prizes are unusually valuable
this year including a auiid gold split
second watch for first prize lu the
ten-mllo run a gold watch for Che
second. and gold signet ring for
The third, in che same event, also a
special prize consisting os a diamond
studded sold medal donaIed hy JuH-
lice Victor J Bowling. and a long lsi
ct other regular and special pIizpH of
considerable value.
Teams from Philadelphia, Boston
sud several other cities will compete
ln the intcr city races and IN the one
mile run there Will ho duel be-
tween sheppard the lrisn- American
miller. and Jim sullivan. Among
the prominent field athletes who will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

Baltimore, Ma. Feb. b.--The tent
annual indoor meet under che au
spices ~ the athletic association "a
fhe Johns Hopkins University vii
he held 10 the new Fifth Regimen
Armory This evening and pFouss
90 be- a bIF ana highly ininroadN
event The number of entries d. un
us ally lHrgc and some good mater
lal D. said % be among the contest
ants entered for the various con
tests
There will bo twp events. c0nfine.
entirely tu the Representatives nf th
schools and academies. tho scraicI
io0-yard dash aud tho handiea
quar- nr-miie run The only oihr
scratch event of the games viii b.
the scrwCh halt mile. which viii un
doubleday furnish one 81 tho closes
races of The evening
The remaining events are on hand
leaps, and are az follows, 100. var
dash. 2l0-yard dash 440y yard dash
100 yard hurdles. mile run III
pound shot put pole vault, hlgh jumt
There van also be a series OF we'll
maiched school college. athletic clul
and y, VI. G. A. relay races. which
promise 20 be- interesting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
RAPID TRANSIT 10

The puhllc are really getting sklt-
tlah about riding into town over tho
brooklyn Rapid Transit lines. is has
never boon 40 safe a. tho Manhattan
lines. which for q great many years
ilu8efod, and l,uaHted truly, that Il had
never killed a passenger, but since the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit haa taken 90
dropping puaaenEefH, car aud AL, iuiu
the etreeia. the patrons become merry
ona a. they start ga the morning on
"a slight On their regular trips. There
ceFtainly n TOO much Careloaaneaa,
besides a large measure " rockleaa-
noaa. Fur the latter the newspapers
arr largely responsible. They keep
Ginning away at enc railroads and tho
einplryeS. urging them 90 mako more
speed. ridiculinE and cundemnlnE
thoir alow tripa and IN every manner
making the railroads believe thar
thoy must run faster and faster. or
the metropolis viii not ho satisfied.
And 10 the muiuTman. conscious that
anmn sharp newspaper has q man
uafrhiHg him. leia uut She laai link.
lets safety take a secondary place,
end pushes mis- train 20 reach the end
oi the Foule On TIE shortest possible
time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
ONE OF THE FINEST
IN THE TERRITORIES
Is THE FURNITURE AND CARPET
STORE or ALBERT FABER.

Probably one of the most up b. date
furniture. carpet and household goods
store IN the territories OF New Mex.
loo and Arizona o. thar Of Albert Pa
Dor, 30s and $40 West Railroad ave.
niue. ln me new 5000 ainah build.
INK two large display windows.
with polished nOoFa ard beam ctll.
log. dome ln natural oolou. end with
a lluur apaco OF ne lc0i inches by
alcctrlc HahiH. and beautifully dee
oratcd with display furniture. are
the hfsf things that attract ones a.
toaiiun IN passing this store. A yes
tihuled entrance. with tile floor and
lighted ~ regulation hail lamp
which keeps ous the cold una dust
lg also an innovation for hlbuquer
Que stores Inside the balldinR one u
met on every side with a beWildcrinr
array of nno furniture, HOUSEHOLDS
goods. carpets. rugs. etc. The hfHl
Moor. bonf10 feet. Is devoted on the
east side 10 q display Of bedding
hlahkct8. rugs and carpets, and on til'
west side 20 dfaucrita, upholalo rct
goods Of all kinds. household linens
portier0a and lace curtaina Alonl
the center Of the drgt floor extends
shelves laden with a choice assert
ment OF table and couch covers ans
art goods Settles are also arrnngos
IN tho center ~ Che room.
A broad staircase loads 10 che nee
ond floor. where are displayed al
kinds of pp go date household furni
turo and NOVELTY furniture Chains
cabincts. curlu ana medicine sablnotl
arc also here galore iron and bras.
bcdgioads and nlhoc furniture Oh alsg
on display The third floor Is devoted
b. tho ware room and work room. Az
luniilre 90 he repaired or packed Y
sent up here on che elevator. thu'
keeping ,lo lower noom froe from
dust The entire floor gpace amounts
90 1900 square fest
Electric and gas lights make thi
building az light nt nlght as day anf
in the day time The window ARRANGE
menr gives excellent Hight Thu
store carries a. ilnc a stock as thOa'
ln the cities. and with tho MANAGE
menis weil known reputation for hon
eat and courteous treatment 4 ia
foregonc conclusion that ne stor
will prosper and continue to grow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
TIPS ron The Girl
REaTAuHANT WALTERS

Secrets ~ New York restaurant
Waiicro' onrningh have come - light,
and show the great prepondoroncs
that tips from customers have over
aha modest and simple wages thoy re-
coiyo from enc establishment. SiN
dollars n week in a regular stipend
Tor q waiter ia some Of che high
toned places but IN many cases the
tips run up 70 $50 on $40 a week. and
In many cases TO even more. The
tipping uf walters has become 80 ual-
veraal THAI Il has frequently boon no.
ilcod that every ono nt q table o. four
or six persons has handed the walt
rcns n zip when he lelt, 30 mat in the
COURSE az a day aho must get from
thirty to forty tips. 10 that she prob
ably makes Ca tips from three 40 four
times the money thai nhe does on
wages. There's a spanmndic move
muni on foot 20 Try and remedy the
evil. but the system bids fair 90 re-
main a nNtur0 In the customs Of tho
town. or even ln the world, for the
practice extends 90 every region in
which man or woman waits upon man
81 woman. Probably no giver 81 a
tip gives a IN order % make good 90
the Hahor wnag the proprietor falls
10 pay towards n living wage, but
rather 10 RiFa expression 90 hiss appre-
cinii0n Of the service uf the walter,
Or q personal liking or because u has
grown 10 be- q habit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
CHURCH PuBLIsHiNo co.
EARNS TAINTED MONEY

"a novel charge D. brought against
thc Methodist Book Concern, Tho
oehueE of which Nlli sweep che cone
tiHea. % ia vigorously discussed in
MOihudlst circles. which are every
where. and viii undoubtedly he push
"a by lho great law making budy OF
thc church the general conference.
a grew uut Of che typographical night
Cos az eight -honr day in the sob
uiacDs. The Methodist Book Concern,
whose manaaega are Eaton and Mains
publishes an the works issued by The
aennniiuns bon. BIC Six fastened lis
eyes upon the concern, bat the pub
ilahen Wuuld not change. Then aumo
Methodist ministers undertook 90 IN
Auonce tio printing department 60
luln ihn union men. but u WaH no So.
BY the heat Of the heN the charge
vas made that The book concern,
Waich now dOna printing Cor some
uulaldcu. was printing for thoaiera
and also even for liquor dealers This
noWa has made a deep impression on
memboFH Who contribute 90 the sup
pprt % the church, and who declare
fhnt a church printing ONCE has no
right to print for outsiders az an, but
especially not for thoeulcal parties
~ liquor men. Tho matter 81 hcing
talked over hy individual members. by
HpNurih leagues, and BY church
board. 10 ~ a live issue On me
church. and when the conferences
moai o. al pan'a 81 che country thoro
YIN be- q storm % oimpproval
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
CELEBRATED WRITERS
ARE HERE THREE DAYS
John Phillips Health Responsible For the Journey.
Principal Attraction the lndians-.-NiSS
TarbeII Member Of Party.

ESQ. SITS. White couldn't como. tho
tahy is sioh"
While Nr Willie was saying eli
The thinas ho was coninually Jump.
lng up io meet people With that two
handed cordial shake. and be would
bob down Ini bis chair as quietly az
be arose Ho % very sprlrhtly .a
n man OF gos pounds. bui he ~ yet Z
very Young mgn-ob n. with 40 Ell.
icryclccnl spirit of humor Every.
thing o. funny io Mr waite. He be-.
Gently nH ln his Emporla 0azclt4.
Walter WD'lmnn shouldn't swell
up 30 Gyef his Instructions irom the
Chicago RrCNd.Hefnld 90 30 10 the
north pole ln en- alr ship. ! was work
Ing For an editor once who save me
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

"iluw-dodo. I'm pleased 90 meet
you" This was The greeting Of VIII
liam Allen White this morning. o.
every one he mex. and he used both
hands each time In a hearty shake
whether lhe erccilnE was icr some
newly met person or an Old Kansas
friend. many oi which Mr. White found
30 tho AlYarado.
air Whiga ia ediior 90 the Emporlu.
fkanl Gazette. one Of The hrrF7iosf
daiiioa Ca iho country. ne arrived iasi
night on ifain so. a accompanied hv
John Phillips. editor ~ McCurc'a MAG
azino. and wife. end Miss lda n Tar.
bell, the magazine writer
moi 80 Tho trip is OF no import
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
SENATOR STONE HAS
POSTAL GRIEVANCE


senator Stone 20 Missouri ls rldinr
a hlrn horse and yowlng vongonance
Of several hues and brands ne de-
clareH that the west w being dlacrlm.
mated against Ia favor Of the east
his PARTICULAR cC.aplaint being that
whereas eastern college publications
are generally admitted 10 the malls
no pound rates, the privilege ls de-
MID publications Of western c1lloReG
In an bnt a solitary exception.
The senator put on his gum shoes
and went down % the poatOiIice De
panment TO learn the why's and weber.
flores Ho demanded OF the Third ~
siEiaut Postmaster General an ca.
pnnatlon az 10 why the maEaxine pub
hshcd at the University of Missouri
had been haired from the pound rate
privilege Sc wua told that the law
was aHainat him and that the De.
panmeni would have 10 stand ny 10
decision. Then he hepRn 10 iook up
the records and masio tha discovery
that eastern college publications. ap.
uenrrs 90 d. favored
SuaiRhfway the Missouri senator
prepared resolution calling for an
invoatigailon 81 the Posi0iiico Depart
meni
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
FoRAKEa sTumBliNo
BLOCK roR aTaTWHoon

Whether fhe statehood biii. a. 10.
ported hy Mf neyorldges committee
Wiil get ihmnah fhe senate without
material mobilization ia a matter Of
individual opinion Many OF ne ne.
publican leaders Believe IL Will. while
more OF ihem, notably AR Foraker,
believe h will nod
"a lH The purpose Of Mr. heVcfidge
90 have d made ihe unfinished bust,
mess iuEi a. soon as tho CaiOniaf
is cleared OF SIR, Oaluneer'a ship sub.
9idy BIN, and Il - confidently be-
lived that the supporters OF the state.
hood bill viii be strong enough 20
hold O in that position until Il ls
finally disposed OF Meanwhile. Of
course, q can be Temporarily displaced
by pressing measures that are not
particularly antaEanized
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
PROMINENT WOMAN ooLF
PLAYER Ritla Asa

90. Louis Mo-. Fob. Mrs. Iilliai
g McNair puninent Ia socloiy a.,
the champion Wonan golf player .
81 ionle shot and killed herself Ia
day az her home. Mrs. McNaiF Ia.
been under itoaimonl for nervous
melancholia Or some time and plan.
had been made hy her husband to TAX,
her io d health resort She Waa q
years old and had two children.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

take part IN TIE weight throwing ana
putting contest viii be Flanagan.
sheldon, Mitchell, tho Sheridana
burke. Hnrgan aud others
A special attWci bon will be a gaml
.0f Gaelic iou ban between L.oltrln
and Tippernry Gaelic foot hall teams
The match promises % be- hihRly ln.
tereaiinR and viii undoubtedly allfac
considerable attention
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
As PENsIoNER's Pie,

IN the paat ok months tnpn has
been sounded over the in,-ves nl
2s,00G pensioners OF tho Civil War. ac
sordlng 20 the statement 90 Pension
Commissioner Warmer.
This g en- evidence of che rapldiiy
with which the veterans ranka are
being diminished The total pension
ors of Iuly 4. 1905. waa es4.a0s. on
December SYST Sc was 67B.602. The
total loss tO che pension rolls how
ever. vas only 6.87f, bocanso 22,G32
new cases were adiudlcoied.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

A. g. Goodloe, eyed SO. died satur-
day evening from tuberculosis. The
deceased had been q resident of Al
huquarquo Tor several months. coming
here from New York. where be was
AN operator for the Postal Telegraph
cumpany. Tho funeral services took
place this afternoon from me strong
undertaking parlora. thc intormcni
being ga Fairviow cemetery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
HOLDEN MISSION WAS
DEDICATED on SUNDAY
PROGRAM RENDERED WAS AN
iNTEREsTiNo ONE And GREAT.
~ ENJOYED BY AL.

The Holden Mission. located al the
corner o. Eighth street aud the Noun
tain road. was ausplciously dedicated
yesterday. The following interesting
prugram was rendered.
unvelling 81 picture OF ny Holden,
Cincinnati philnnthroplsi after whom
the mission was named, By Mlas Mer-
RITZ, ~ Chicago. secretary 81 the WO-
mans Home Missionary a0cieiy oi
the Baptist church In the west.
Song by assemblago
Reading nf dedication poem. w H
Worth
Dedication prayer and sermon, Rob
ori T. Kelley. OF Baptist church
Mr. Kelley selected f0r hlR text.
"othef Foundation Can no Man lag
than that % Laid Which is Jesus
Christ. Jesus Christ Himself RelnF
the Cornerstone
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

certain member Of the House ui
Representatives from q New England
state. has not haen a. eli happy for
some time past no feels hoiltr now,
bat the righteous indlgnatiOn watch
wells up within him pgeoludoa tha
possibility thar hlg existence shall be
filled with penco and calm.
The trouble stared one morning.
roconlly when the member opened has
mail aud found Il postal card on which
was the outline OF a black hand, with
a Zine in script underneath, informing
him that rs had only -four days
more" TIE Renlieman Isl question
aat up chat night Wondlrlng how he
had made onomlor III the black hand
society Hnd how much V would cost
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

The burial ceremonies over all that
remained mortal Of l a. tiroenleni.
son OF MI aud Mrs u. II Groenloaf,
of this city who WAS ram down by d
tain near Portland Oregon. some days
ago. and instantly killed, took place
yesterday AFTERNOON from the Borders
chapel. Rev. Thomas HnrwOod OFF,
ciaiinE Deceased leaves a. wife and
one son, the later being now enrpute
90 the Philippines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

The funeral ceremonies Of Mary y.
Pollard who died 81 her residence on
the Highlands this morning from in-
fammailon of the lungs. viii take
place tomorrow Afternoon at o'clock.
from the Borders chapel and at 2i3O
from TIE "A. ~. 10 church Deceased
leaves four children ,o mourn her ices
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
MORE soclTY SHOW
THAN CHARITY WORK.


Philadelphia, Pa Feb 5.-The Ger.
mar. American charity ball, which win
he held az lhe Academy % Music this
evening. promises 10 be- one Of the
MOST brilliant social events lu this
city The most elaborate pfcpafa.
iionH have been made for tho event
and the gfeaioHt palms have heem
taken ga make the decorations 81 the
hall ~ ariisdc and rich a. pogslblc.
Many diMolngmfhed GermnisAn4oil,
cans from PHILADELPHIA aHh other
cities ln the c1Ei VIII ~ present.
amonR Thorn naron apeck Won Stern
berg, the German ambassador d.
Washington, and Baroness Won Stern.
berg Rarra Won 6iernberg viii lead
the Frand march with Mrs John g.
lroome. whose quest The ambassador
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
MARK TWAIN TAKES
m noTH NoUeEr

No mere interesting and no more
intcrezted visitor than samuel 4.
Clemens has been al the Canliol In
many day Accompanied BY OIL.
George y, Harvey. editor Of Harpers
Weekly. he saw both the senate and
house al work. iunchod with a party
of senator's, and az he expressed d,
had che time uf his life Col. Harvey
wasn't quite ~ happy. Someone had
paeted the word that he wha Mark
tWain's secretary OF Etcnognpher or
something of the sort and he didnt
receive any very distinguished con.
sldcraliOn. He was % good deal burr
by the apparent Indifference on che
part of senators and representative
az 10 hin existence. but ne saw TIE
Joke and took & good naiurcdiy when
me matter was finally Strengthened
out
Twas Joe and Marx.
After inspecting the senate. Mr.
Clemena visit,A the house. then saw
the newspaper men. I'VE called ON
my old friend. the speaker" said Mr.
Clemens. II say he "a an ola friend
because met him Saturday nignt
Any man who meets anrther on Sat
urday night has a flght 10 refer a
him as an old friend We got prcfsy
well acquainted. too ] sat next q
Speaker Cannon a. the Gridiron Clul
dinner. and think II he had LASTED
half and hour longer ! wOulc Aavs
been calling him Joe. and he would
have roscfrod o. me az Sam
~ dor ( know, polisls o. n little oul
% my lire" Mr. Clemens continued
"hui nthyr think ] would Ike 20 ID
q senator The title adds suca an all
oi dignity. Then. again, when J thini
it over think ] would llbo 40 be- 4
congressman. A congressman ap
pcara 20 have such a happy, oarefre,
exist nee. re alaps che speaker on
the back. and a,ya Hello. tOol Howi
thlngsf That's real democracy; bal
/ who ever heard ~ a senator slappinf
the Vice president ON the back. ant
saying. Hello. Charley HowI
thinFsY He would need a slepladdc.
or hive to stand on top of a barrel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
MORTUARY.
lMonday February 50
Walter Landsper.

Walter lAndepor a healthaecker,
who had been living IN Albuquerque
for several months past. died Aatur-
day morning "a 4 O'Clock In his apart
menta in the Highlands from MherCu-
iosis. The NnerHi services we're held
yesterday afternoon, Rev. Kelley, Of
the napiist church. omClailng
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

Vim De, while Captain John g. Oooml
win dance With Beroness Won 81, ~
berg.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

Mrs. Ells Settler has purchased ia,
Caroline Harmon property aud WI
soon move Into down nelbrook 40
Moon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
coLLlER's 0Ers BIo
FREE ADVERT

Tho libel Euit in which Colonel
Mann and Editor Hapgood are tho
chief figures. % having a BIS adycrila-
lng effect upon tho periodicals chiefly
inieruicd. Golfers Weekly ia report
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

n your fool
faiis 10 nour
ih you che
olusrsshould
b. taken a.
once IL tJncs
the stomach
and curca
Poor
Appetite
Indigestion,
DYspepaia,
FiatuicnUy
coldo
oripra
Or Msiada
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

N RfCd Clarke can SEA bis release
from New York be- VIII manage ife
Kansas City Blues Ga the American
Association. Tla niues has bcon con.
Kansas City fans aro about ready
10 throw up inc sponge. Gofge re.
beau owns the team. He also owns
nanyer, in the oeiorn League. and
Loulsyilif. IN the American Aaaocia'
iion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10


We. the undersigned. Wish 10 ox-
press 20 an those who assisted and
c0mlOrtod us Do our dark hour OF tfou-
Die. our heartfelt thanks Cor the many
klndneaacs and tokens of Hympaihy
extended 90, in connection With the
deeth oi our son, J "A. OreonleaL and
especially 90 Mrs Mills. who sang a
beautiful solo.
SIR. q MRS. Il. "a. 0REENl.EAF.
Floyd I. Glt OnE. the deputy Ga.
iornai revenue collector, with head.
quarters az Phoenix, came III from
Santa r. Saturday night and coniin.
ued on hOmeward Mr. Gibbons was
al Santa Fe famlilnrizine y. E. Nc
C1nncli. Che now deputy fup New Mex.
loo. with the duties ~ Mcconnell
took lao position made yacant re-
Gently by the resignation q A. D..
LoomlH,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10
soms o % N5u1 from KenlaeEl

w n ieHiG was thrown from q
horse and hurt rs leg.
There has hetn built a sidewalk
from the end az the bridge DO North
hydon 10 g. M Muncy's lot
The board Of supervisors adjourned
today for the last sesaiOn and not
hardly anfhodys property was
raised.
Quiet a ltile having done 90 the
Police Court Saturday
w. q. Bagley. Circuit Court Clerk.
has begun 10 take SOME pride in bis
town and himself by construcierinF a
sidewalk froIq W. q Basiey's a Co.
store io the Couri House gait out 0i
BIS own purse Tails sufficiently warns
others % 90 likewise -1yden (Kyt
Thloha'S sticks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-10

The cook had spoiled tho pancakes
and William Ponn's face was HE a
thunder cloud.
Thou art porspirinf, william, said
one OF the nelghbors. who had dropped
ln for breakfast
n am" rUiured the great Quaker.
"lt d snch AZ effort 90 hold in what
wish 10 say"
aud thus we have tho expression
"A warm friend"