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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

since he Uios drove fharprnei sinke9 through
~ tha older uomCr hoy captured and carried
1H iho yonhfof i0 mmlshcf fAtif nafeua rle
says.
Ihet hayo prepared ioi ifis outbreak aud con.
Quoting lg European slate So Gar they have shown
CAS- military preparedness nnd iniIiay science ihan
ula United States st che beginning 81 hf war Win
spain Dor ieasi year they have heea planning lc
0ut0rtik ana cslloaing and supplies TnCy nob
lizod troops win Crnctncfs sind have acted ln PEI
cdrianoe with the laws OF Waf
There have boon NO dfprodHlans ousfages on
noe -c0nhat'ants. though thsy take iho army supply
.falns aa mum nflEa OF war They uy what ihoy need
Ifon settlers and modest nobody Besides their we'll.
furnished cammstarin hcs fairly wei supplied with
mD1ty saftl from ihcir nunn'iis and obtained ln trade
aul thof real chest h Ere HHfi uf hpfaef which
They drive along with fhom ava ae'i mUHcy Is needed
This contrasts with Joe 0if ndlan warraih of blood
tnd ore the suck of Earupteu Town n the sitoenu
century contrasts Hlh sese 'n thr ninritlnfh They
have been neglected aua starved iha reservation ip
Utah to which they Wcei seafs ialr promises
Their complaints unhearl They are making ~
military denomination emphagige them civilized
atsio mubiisca Gee army aeei io emrtlso diplomatic
demands
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
MARKET letter


Special Correspondence
kansAa Cily Stock YHrdH Nov b.
iNNl Cattle receipts have been mod.
Drtte since last Monday concluding TO-
dUF. Nllh n run ~ 1900 head. Total
supply get week was 10000 head. iu.
cMl.ug 10000 calves The market
tgs ilNu ffm Hii thp time atuady 60
Strong l0tHV a 'nnro share of the
supply hiss come from Colorado. New
Meelco una iha Panhandle and sales
man hre uuit in saying present Gone
HIllun ui Goo market HNuui iha best
nf ihr season ON range cattle Coun.
Try buyers have been taking iho Col
orado feeders readily ai 1896 l0 Ff1O.
and New MrNIru Flnrkefa have sold
ur io So Five carloads of Panhandle
calves aQld Hi the hinhoat price of the
season Friday. iho steer calves nt
$3.50 Woirhlns a8f pounds. fhn
heilou Hi fdip. weighing 31d pounds
0iher aulea ol siuckCfH ranged dpWu-
wards tn a. and calves down to $3.50.
bnt or a relernl thing rHnre cattle
are hriueing 81 io 80 per head moro
this l1li chan lnfi feature last
week wos thc sale off aiNicon cars. $40
head. ul hnpr Bros beef steers. i.iib
N"""H"H MN MNHM"a MNNkNMN m .INMNN NNN
NAL being Gus ont They Wefe from
the White river country On Colorado.
cows are soillng no 1895 ID f335. pan.
handle and Ncu Mozico COWS $3.50 90
$50. bulk close 20 t21a. Railroads
claim ihoy have enough business from
ihe range De- aiRhl 20 last month
yei
sheep supplies are gmduaily yrow.
lag smaller. $1,000 head here last
week run less than 1000 indny
Prices advanced ib 90 25 cents last
week. market strong 90 DO cents
higher today ufah and Colorado
lambs are aclllhe nt 81 to $40. but
arr not very good. choice natives
selling "a $3.50 go 600. Some me-
diam Arizona lambs sold lutCly al
$685. Good io choice woihcra bring
fs.7s ycaEiings up 10 81; ewes f5l
So $3.50. Feeding lf~lDs sold freely
last week at q 90 6f0 but other grades
Of couriTs stun is poor quality and
sells at 4 10 ei Prospects favor
small runs here for some slime. and
n strong dcmnld d inevitable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Roth factions OF the republican party this county
the regulars the fus0niHtshayc declared for rc-
visOa of election and the substitution primary
elections Tor nomination candidates n The place az
delegate conventions Furthermore the republican
party OF the territory has declared n m platform Tor the
same ,sing IN addition. over the primaries and
the resulting county conventions and nominations chat
the republican party became 30 seriously disrupted
The Citizen several months ago began the dAcns'
sion of this primary election propoaitlonif the
hrst paper IN the territory DO soand stll believes
thai IN this way only The people roacQuro She power
without friclon--whether % he called Dosssm goes
under some other namo-io select the candidate whom
they desire 20 run Tor Once and Tor whom they may
desire subsequently 90 vote
Tho adoption OF this principle ana practice. aud ihe
removal from the territorial election laws of absurd
restrictions and reqpFoAents-s oE that man
ahali be printed Ga more than tickct ai che
same tine--gn 80 far towards enabling any mau To-
aspire 90 once regardless o hs pull With parts header
and 20 enable The voters ~ any parry 90 select thpif cane
dduos without the Intervention Of having the candldaies
alated REGARDLESS Of The party consent aad approval
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
NATIONAL OUTLOOK

A. this writing Il S. TOO early 60 form any correct
daa 81 results congressional elections On Mon
iay evening. enc close az the campaign. Chairman
shcrmens estimate Of republican majority Ia the
siatioih congress nfiy-elght
Most OF the TopuhlloEn prophets, BAYS the Globe
been placing tho lead at between forty
and any. The present majority Is ne bat this Is 80
iarFo that no republican expected 60 see any close
approach & made In the election OF 1906. The re-
puhioans have been carrying the house ever since 1884
beginning that year. In 1854 the republican majority
was 100 bat that IN The middle of Ccyoiands
torm when che panic Of 1888, the split over the silver
ISSUE the hauling down OF the flag IN Hawaii and the
Wilson German "perhdy dahOpor" tariff an con.
yerrod ovcrwhem the democratic party. IN the on
toafs since the republicans roganod The presidency
Ia 1886 che republican moioritles were much smaller
chan are predicted FOR 1906 The republican lead was
twenty u che election 81 1898 and thirty IN that Of 1909
The Giobe- Democrat also says that Hearst shall
10 within $1,000 votes Of caryne New York DC y likely
Dc tho national leader OF the dpmpcluiic party m
1898 otherwise the leadership VII revert 90 hyah.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

This territory has shown IKE sbo eountptai large.
that despite certain local difference % 81 reliably g.
publcga. Dcelato Andrews has over 5000 maiofity
statehood has nearly 5000 Tess than nine territorial
conncimen oui of twelve. and cefiaay nineteen,
though prohalaiy tsenty ~ the twrutyiour members
OF fhu Legislative house sech g ihe shuelul ai thn
present writins Win little probability Of auy material
changes
On the other hand Oklahoma has some ogor-
whelmiugy democratic The same le probably true ~
Arizona "a would seem from these political conditions
that New Moxioo. proper EFFORT ought 10 bc able 90
secure separate statehood from tho Short session
Of the nfy ninth congress- certainly from the hrst seq
sion OF The slxtioih On which che republicans
viii havo q majority 81 sixty or
The proper thing for New Mexico 10 90 "a ~ hold ma
statehood convention. 10 which dolcgatos have bcop
elected early o. posslbe formulate O good liberal,
upto-date constitution snbmn % tho legislature for
confirmation and have abba and efficient doleeae 90
push ihe of satohooi before me present coaes
with ai the influence which nficgnte Andrens h known
to command and with ai che untirinE rance of
which be- has shown himself aouudanily possessed.
The vote for iuini statehood Tuesday satisfactory
us % canaot bo accepted any crltoron uf what
me vote Tor separate statehood would DO Tine opp0-
stinn statehood fof Now Mexico uncomp.icatcd ly
ouianrling and disiastefu alliances would be almost or
ylriHaiiy unanu0as
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
snERIFFa aALr.

Notice o. hereby given that By Yiri
tue of an execution issued out Of tbo
district court Of the county OF BornA
lillo. territory OF New Mexico. In n
certain cause wherein AlzOnzo n. nc
Milien o. plaintiff and Aur0lia Hclwii9
and r. r Hclwig are defendants. be-
INK numbered GG0O on the docket I'd
said court. 4 have levied upon nndl
VIII sell % public auction % The hirhl
est end best bidder for cash. tho feaI
estate attached 10 said cause an the
thirteenth day of July. 1904. which
said real estate i8 situated iu thr
county of heTnalilln. territory of New
Mexico. and described as follow fo-l
wit.
A piece OF land situated 10 RaurhosI
de- Albuquerque precinct Nu. meBs'
uring and bounded as follows. Ninety
hvo 1851 VHraa wide from north ia
south and IN length from che HceQulnl
of ChamiRal % the foot OF tho eludhl
mountains and bounded on the
north By land of ponolano Harela
on The south by land of Quad
alnpe Gutierrez. on the west by thp
said AceQula del Chamisai and on tho
east By The said sandia muuniahn
eighiy-siN (SGl Ynraa OF this land ~
ing Inherited from juan y. narSl1
tdecoaqodl 10 the party Of the second
part ana niue (9l vams being pur-
chased from ihn parties OF the erat
plri
/ Which SAIL real estate was con.
lyoycd Oh the said Aurolia IlolWig hy
Ahundn q. De- Blcdsoe and w. n.
blodaoe her hnshaN hy warrnntt
deed recorded in volume gs. page 1883
OF ihp record ol deeds OF said county
Said sale will take place al the
front door of the couniy court house
OF the county nf ncmaiill0 Oh 10 sra
day Of December 1906, ana ia made
90 satisfy a Judgment fof tho sum ur
three hundred and Ten dollhrg dam
ages and $3.50 costs OF suit. with in
terost from the iat day Of April. 1905.
az the rate az SIX per cent per aunum.
amouniing Do the date ui sale 90 tai
sum OF f8ie.6i
PERFECTO ARMIJO.
ShorlN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Territory nf NtN Mexico. UOunfy RI
hofniNlic VA orc District Court
= G. ualdrdsr. Plaintiff.

Territory oi New Mexico. Couniy ~
hofnIiiio pa orc District Court
!. G. ualdr.dsr. plaIniin
We
Win lidte. u al pelondanie
~ pusi g Coz PLANTING
Nw lihU. 90 al. Defendant.
Notice o. hereby given that ihr
understand special master lY Ylf.
ino 0f UonfoA Of ihn fislfirf camt
oi lhe county oi Htmaiino entered iu
ihe ah1fa entitled ehuse on fHe agfa
iay ui June A. b. ienO. Vharoln u
o. usilIiee was plaintiff and VIM
iidkr % wore def.ndanls. and also
~ girlnc nf another decree in the
aaii dhulci court 0f the county of
HerrHlflin. Whnfcin y. ! Post q Co
Wffc rlalHiins sud WIN. Lidke 40 OF
Ntrr dEicrdHnia. entered ON t1o Ord
GAS Df Iais a. D. 1905. Wln. fof che
purpose ~ paying iht aall iucgqmcntE
and costs attending this sale. offer
iof sale. and sell lo the highest bii-
der for cash. ht The front door of the
cuuri house. 81 the county Of nrf-
ualiiiU and territory of New Mexico.
go Ten o'clock in the forenoon on thA
nlneilcnth day ni November. a. D.,
1906. nI| tho right title and interest
.Of thr said defendants Wm. fadko.
individually gnd VIM. Ildkc dolng
business Under fhc nrm name and
style OF fhn Southwestern LIQUOR A.
CHAR Co. o. q. Albora end nodoricr
St0frr in and 90 the following de-
nrrihcd rn1l estate, situated in ola
Albuquerque. CO. the county OF Bier
nalillo. and territory Of Now Mexico.
to.wil
A piece of land on what ~ known
Rs hihcrH Dairy rauch. commencing az
"a point thlrty-byc feet from the north
east corner. near fhr Cold Star Fa-
loon. thence running forty feet la q
aouthUrly direction at right angles
win zoe north liup OF said ranch nlnng
the street known a. Railroad avenue.
thence westerly thir1y.nve ffci. thence
north forty feet 10 Railroad avenue.
thencc onaierly th'riyhrc loei aiunH
Railroad afenue to- the place Of be
ginning
The said Judgment and decree. rem.
dored in tho case oi j. g. HnlOfidec.
pialniiE va. VIM l.ldkp, al al dolnn.
dania. together with tho intofeai and
costs. win on the date az said sale.
amount tu the sum af four hundr q.
seventy seven and twcnlvnne ono.
hmdredihs d0llars GIFTED pud the
costs of This sale. aud the judgment
and decree rendered in thr ease of
=. j. Posi- g. CO.. ulamtlna. ys. VIM.
i.ldkC. 0i ai. defendants. together with
thc interests and costs viii on the
date of said sale amount to the sum
OF one hundred sixty seven and ave
one hundrcths dollars. (SlG7O6i and
the costs OF THE sale.
THOS. h ID. MADISON,
Special Master.
VIM. n. CHfLDERG,
Attorney Tor j. q nas1fldRe, Plaintiff.
FELIX II. LnSTER.
Attorney Cor y. J.. Post a Co, Plaint-
iHs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

In the District Court IN ana for the
County Of nernaiillo. Territory o.
Nov Mexico.
Edna Marie Lamb, Plaintiff.
W..
John a Lamb. DcfOndant--No 728I.
You. the above named defendant.
John a. Lamt. are hereby notified
that there iB an action pending IN the
District Court against you. whereby
the said Edna Marie Lamb IL plaintln:I
which cause Is now pending On said
Court that The object OF aald aston
O. to oDtain a dissolution OF the bonds
o. matrimony between plaintiff and
you, tho defendant and for the Gus
tody OF your child, Lewis Floyd Lamb.
and for permanent allmuny for nfiy
dollars q month; and that unless said
defendant enters his appearance ln
ihe above cntitlod cause, on OF be-
fore December SIN A. ~. 1896. iudg.
mcnl VIII De- rendered in said Cause
against said defendant by default.
Plaintiffs attorney Is E ". Chavez
and his post0hlco address ia Aibu-
huquerQue. Now Mexico.
JOHN VHNABEE,
Clerh OF the District Court aforesaid.
First publication Oct. 90. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

There we're two significant facts IN che railway world
ycsto Say one tho increase by She Pennsylvania
company OF 30 pcf cent la Toe OF an employees
who receiving az Che time less than $500 month
The line put pretty high but % n well that % was
drawn at all Heretofore the has heen % apply
any percentage OF raise 20 the higher paid ompoyes aa
we'll as the lowest The result that while ihc en-.
poye who starving along Ia $50 PEI month aad a
family support received $500 a munth more. $50
for the year. the f3i month $500 Per year.
had bis salary raised 20 nearly $4,000
The second fact was the election yesterday OF o. T.
iiarrahan president 81 hc Illinois Central aud Tins
the 0uating OF Stuyyeaan Fish from that position This
was he work of Hartman and shows another large ad
10 the cenerng o An American railway interests
into a few hands
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
MoDERN indian MARPATH

Tho oid settler oi Mianesuia. says abe Duluth
rruue could hardly believe hia eyes when he read tha
tao Uto Indians one the Wafpath had captured army
wagon loaded with noul intended for me troops pursuing
chem. and bad killed NO one They merely took tne
n0ur ana sent the soldier GA with hG wagon
Thc minneapolis Tribune cdilogiay discusafs the
senIacance of tho change 30 iho ludan mode OF war
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
STOCK SALES

Kansas City nfuCN Yards NOV. =
1906. Sonic sales OF Panhandle and
Now Moxico cattle here this week
Hunt. r. q ~, Ration. ~ ~ iif
stockers $40 pounds. g.
Hunt. r.. a -. Ration ~ NJ. iah
heller calves. 800 pounds. sJto
Hunt. r. A.. D.. Ration N. NJ. "a
cows. $40 pounds $3.50.
Haunt. n a. b.. Ration. n. ~ 90
COWS. 7S5 pounds. t2.20
Ino Jackson Memphis, Tenn. iiG
heifor calves. 376 pounds. $50
Jno. jackson. hcmphia. Tenn. iUf
Steer calves ISL pounds. $3.50
Gam Davidson New Mexico. rs
steors. 9gi pounds, 1866
Sam Davidson. New Mexico. steer.
$50 pounds sass
D. a. Pierce. Canyon City. Texas,
cows. $40 pounds, ~.
r.. a. Pierce. Cnnyuu City. Texas.
Q coigs, sen pounds. $40
~ Al. Pierce. canyon City. Texas.
i3 steers and heliers b2S pounds,
sG2t
J.. A. Pierce. Canyon city. Texas.
30 calves. 600 pounds S3.2a
lewis a a. novlun, Texas i2l
calves. $40 pounds. 33.35
j. " a g. n.. Fnnwull Texas. 223
COWS. S7a pnnnde 81
J. N a. g. d. lnnwGii. Texas. i8
COWS. s7a p0unds Se26.
g. ~ a. e. 49, Fnnwell. Texas. ~
bulls. 1856 pounds. Sass
8. g. Mckinney Siratiord. Texas.
40 COWS. Sg5 pounds. $3.50
3. q Mckinney Siratiord. Texas,
hull. 290 pounds. $3.50
3. IL. Mckinney Slroiford. Texas,
bull. 1870 pounds. t2.2b.
8. N Mckinney. Sifatlord. Texas,
calves, 20i pounds. s3A0.
owner Panhandle Texas i5 calves.
$50 pounda. 3d.
owner. Panhandle. Texas calves,
ai6 pounds 81
owner. Panhandle. TeVus. "a calves,
$50 pounds. s3.25,
owner. Panhandle. Texas. 40 calves,
900 pounds. f3.7S.
owner. Panhandle. Texas. calves,
fi8 pounds $3.50
Owner. Panhandle. Texas 10 COWS,
Ta0 pounds. t2.55.
Owner. Panhandle Texas, o. feed
crs. sos pounds. S3.Ss.
o. VI. Williams. Stanton, Texas. 2i1
calves. 3i5 pounds. 1926
a. o. W. Cattle Co. Mama \. M
3i bulls, l.05e pounds. ti.65.
I ), NJ. Curtis. Fnhland, TeNns -
calves. 21t pounds. eab0.
shropshire a a., Odessa. Texas. 90
calves. s76 pounds, 1895
Thos. Nollva, Midland. Texas iia
calves. 33a pounds. fs.Sb.
sowdor & r.. Pampa. Texas. Oh
calves. 2G2 pounds f3.8b.
y. y Stone. New Mexico i22 COWS
Sl2 pounds. 1916.
.. ~ stone. New Mexico. 9i8 COWS
SOS pounds S275
] G. Chns,ol. Alhnmbra. Texas. n
cows $50 pounds, $500
= G. Chriatoi. Alhambra. Texas. BIZ
calves. 800 pounds. 90.
Some sales of sheep and lambs
Monday. Oct %. fsvo.--
A. j inuck. M0nifoap Colo 2il
lambs GS pounds, 4725.
a. j Huuck. M0niroEe. Colo 25i
ewes. 50 pounds 81
Geo Mcknight, Muniuae, Colo.
ld03 lambs. Gl pounds. $40.
/ Geo Mcknight. Montrose. Colo. CO..
feeding lambs go pounds. s6.06
Geo Mcknight. MoniroEe Colo. iil
lyearilnns, es pounds. se
Tuesday Oct. 30, $685.
T. D. Finch. MOalroao. Colo. 2bil
lambs. $50 pounds, S730
j.. q FINCH Aluutroac Colo go.
feeding lambs. 10 pounds, s010
Wednesday, Oct ~. lbO5--
FL j Phillips. HCber Utah. as.
ewes. iO9 pounds. 1880
a. r. Phillips. neher Utah IG.
lambs. GG pounds. $40.
J. H. BAIRD, Hcher. Utah. SOC lambs
G5 pounds t725
a. ~ Boasley Flagsiai. Arlz. 86l
lambs. az pounds $685.
Thursday. Nov 4. 1906
W. T. booth, tlngaiRh Ariz.. S3
lambs 0s pounds. tG75
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
JAPAN is MAKING HERsELF
UNNECESSARILY oFrNNnt,,

Toxic Not Members on an SEQ.
lions of the dice take exception 10 the
new United states regulation arciud
ing che children OF japanese cillsons
ln AmNrlca from lho public sch0oh,
The newspapers here warmly dlacua
lhe subject and assert that the rule u
violation ul rights under ne rreats
slHned ip Washington OH NOYomhcf
~, 1899 ahd proclaimed ON March II
1885
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

n you havoa't tho limo 20 exercise
regularly, Doan's roguleis viii me
vent constipation. They induce a
mild. easy, heaithlul action az tHe
bowels without gripping. ASK youA
druggiEl Tor them. csc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Stops carn1hn IN two minutes. tooth.
ache OF pain OF burn or scaid In five
minutes; hopfanCgs one hour mus.
clcache. two hours sore throat.
twelve hours .ir Thomas Electric
Oh. monarch over pain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

sheep are arriving in large numbers
ht MnRdaiona. according 90 report
most of The sheep are being sent
through Albuquerque % Kansas CITY
bunch of lambs averaged i2 pounds
m weight They we're raised hy Jose
Arannn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

cui this ont and take d 40 nny dma
store and gei a free sample ul Chant
hcrlalns Stomach aud Liver Tablets,
fur Milousnosn and constipation they
aro mo0ualed They improve ine ap.
polite. strengthen The digestion ana
rernufe 'he liver and bowels
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Ihe New Mexican thiaks that despite the fact uai
neihef party IN this territory had much 90 es
pond tac campaign Just closed dld not cost less than
$4,000 This estimate ~ based the fact thht ms
loaiaiailyo and constitutional candidates IN the heid
numbered 200 while the county candidates numbered
100 Eivine total uf 700 candidates This calculation
shows that voter ont OF every 100 IN the territory
WAS a candidate for onco. OF this made local
contests oyorshadow In puhuic opinion both The dele
gate and ihp statehood question.
one important feature which ghc New MeNicaa
ami. Ia iho campaign a that little or nothing Was
spent in Yotc-buyinR or other Illegal purposes The
EFFORT 10 influence the public mind made through
lhc press. che and the malls From Santa Re
aloue the republican eeatn committee sent cut more
tAnn 100000 plocea Of mail matter and there as here
ihe major part Of the mcagor funds spent IN the
cause of publicity This quite an improvement
tn election methods OF only few years ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
aoTtcE o. sur
is
Ia he District Court County Of Der
nalillo Territory OF New MeRlco


Francis D. ThibaWi paln'i0
VS..
Edna M Ross Thibaglt. defendant
The said defendant, Edna d. Ross
Thibnnll. n hereby noilhcd that a
guii has been commenced against her
hy The said plalniin. francis j. TIT.
pauli. in tho aforesaid court wherein
said plalulin seeks an absolute divorce
from the said dofCnfeni. aud such
other relief na may b. equitable, on
ihc ground of abandonment of plain
On hy defendant, and mat unless Eaid
defendant enters her appearance in
sRid cansr ON on before the g9lh day
.oi December 1906. judgment viii he
rendered in said cause agnine' her by
dofadli
JOHN NNNAnLE.
Clerk uf said Court
Hickey Moore. attorneys f0r plain.
80 folioliice address. Albuquerque
New Mexico.
First publication Nov 10. 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

We met the enemy and are hisn nnt 81 Al
better 10 have fought and failed never have
fought ail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

MILO M Thompson. w. "A. Vanderldir
ana "a - Enorlo. of WinsloW. Arizona
are visitors p the Duke Cily.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Las Vegas Optic The campaign has beea warm
one this year Both sides have worked hard and per-
haps ga lho heat Of the battle things have been said
ana done which calm aferihougm would couple with
fcgreia But the campaign Is aud on tho whole IN
san allrue county % bias hoeu decent and honorable
une THE wounds left by political battle DO not barn
fof ione and ever the disappear ie put away
politics ior time and consider tho business and come
merral interests of l.as Vegas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

llp consumption of sugar 10 iia3 b said 10 be-
M and halt pounds per head az against sixty four
nouads d this country There are thirty three beet
suear factories Italy ami tho beet hulds assresaie
ae 900 acres The beet argnr industry j. one that
needs deyei0plss right here az Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

The CltEon aHrpes with th0 New Mexican thai
nov Is tho Nme 10 renew statehood work with visor
The best plan Che one promising Immediate sue
.css Is te hold constitutional convention al SANTA ~
nest mJuih formulate constitution, submit SO 90 the
Legislative assembly lof ratification in January 90 then
psaaont 81 "a congress TO show that tao vote east IA
the territory ia fav of statehood o. backed up hy q
continent that IA th6aAushly ln earnest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Sew MoAican. The registration for lhe fail clee-
iior has given conclusive evidence o The marvellous
sfoWh of lhc eastern part of Now Mexico and % some
e,ier of other SECTIONS such Grant connty. ln
f,f, there Is no part ol the territory that has iailnd
II csc some evidences OF growth IN popuintaion since
ito cars ago considering that the registration s'.
~. much more carefully culled OF dead names and
the uumes 81 those who have removed, han durinr
uracsIne years