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THE U. S. IN CUBA.
Marines Landed and Troops Are Rush
ing to the Island.


Havana, Oct. IA brigade of ma
rines consisting of ITO men, command
ed by Major Wendell c. Neville was
landed at eight this morning from the
United States Warship Kentucky, In
diana and Minneapolis and proceed
ed by trolley to Camp Columbia. No
demonstration. The departure of Pal
ma from Havana is postponed until
tomorrow.
New York, Oct. President Roose
welt and party arrived at Jersey City
enrout to Washington at 1880 this
morning. Charles e. Hughes, Repub-
lican candidate for Governor of New
York had a conference with the Pre-
sident in his private car in Jersey
City.
Oyster Bay, Oct. 1.-President
Roosevelt accompanied by Mrs. Roose
welt and Miss Ethel, Archie and Quen-
tin, and his staff of executive clerks,
left Oyster Bay for Washington this
morning. The White House will be
reached at 4:15 this afternoon Many
of the Presidents village neighbors
gathered at the station here to say
good bye.
Washington, D. c., Oct. 1.-The Bat
tleship Texas, has been at Cape Henry
awaiting further instructions from
Taft. The Secretary has wired her
that he did not need more battleships
but wanted more marines.
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THE WISE ONES.

Buy their R. R. tickets from me
and save half E. q. Marks buy at the
depot and pay full fare. See me first
R. G. INGERSOLL, Skalper.
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THE CAR LEAVES RUSSIA
Report Says He Will No Longer Di
rect the Affairs of Russia.

New York, Oct. 1.-The Cars alb
sence from Russia, a special cable
printed here. says has given rise to
: in Paris to a report that he may
cease to direct the affairs of the rea-
I'm The Paris Echo says it has as
certained. from a good source that
the reports persistently circulated of
the Gear and Czarina being in Cop
enhagen, are true.
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U. s. WEATHER suREAu.
observation taken at 6 a. m.
(Loeal Report.)

observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell N NJ, Oct. 1.-Temperature
max. 70. min A, mean 62::- precipita
ton in inches and hundredths. o.:
wind. dir. w. veloc. l.; weather, clear
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Fair tonight and Tuesday Station
airy temperature.
II. W1EaHT.
o0c1al In Charge.
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Notice Knights of Pythias.

All members of Damon No. Is are
requested to attend the regular meet
ing Tuesday night as business of i'm
portance will come before the lodge.
J. E. HAMILTON,
tt. K. of r. S.
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Base Bali Purse to N. M. M. /.

The directors of the fair association
nave decided that they have no right
Il, reverse the decision of the umpire
in: the game of base ball at the fair
last week. in which one decision gave
!. or lost to. the Military Institute four
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Ladies, will you come to the lot sale
2 blocks west of the Military Grounds
next Friday, October and bring
home some of that 5000 worth of sill
verware and hand painted china to
be given away
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Meet me at the merry-gO.
round tonight.

''On the platform George w. Briggs
is master, holding his audiences in
superb control to the very last syl-
liable. Ind, Courier. 1t
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The biggest time yet, at the
merry-gO-'rOund tonight.

That Silverware and hand painted
Cos. window is just burning to get
into some nice home free of all
charges.
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Free tickets and Free carriages to
every adult who wishes to attend the
lot sale in haywood addition next
Friday.
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AS GOOD AS WHEAT.

l have R. R. tickets to all points
North and East l can save you from
$500 to $4,000. 1 guarantee every
ticket. 79tf.
R. G. INGERSOLL, Skalper.
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For Sale Cheap

Octave Estey organ-good as new
would trade for a good gentle buggy
horse Or take good milk COW on deal.
119 W. End ST. c. NJ. YATER.
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James McGinniss, secretary of the
Southern Educational Society, says
of Geo. w. Briggs, who comes to Ros-
well Oct. IL: He is the greatest ora
tor of the South today"
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We are just unloading a car of our
celebrated Purity Flour.-Jaffa, Pra
ger & Company
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NOTICE FIREMAN

NOTICE FIREMAN
From this date the fire bell will
not ring except for fire alarm
Notice of practice and special
meetings will be given through
Roswell Record. Chas. White
man, Chief Fire Department.
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Take only Purity Flour, accept no
substitute, sold only by Jaffa, Prayer
& Company.
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Purity Flour is exactly what the
name implies.-Jaffa, Prayer & Co.
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Try Purity Flour.-Jaffa, Prayer &
Company.
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Every adult will get free ticket
for the lot sale next Friday.
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Don't forget the date of the lot sal,
Friday Oct, s. at 1:30 p. m.
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For Sale.

Two big American mares, 401 Nc
| Gaffey Street. 82t5.
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San Antonio, where they will live and
where they will be. near their laugh
ter. Mrs. A. G. McE1hinney, of Ros-
well is another daughter in this fam
lily.
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MEN WANTED to work at Canning
Factory. ct
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SUFFERING AND DEsTITUTIoN IN
THE WAKE OF THE GREAT
STORM
HUNDREDS HOMELESS

Supplies are Running Short in Ma
ny Localities and Relief Measures
are Necessar. Much Damage Done
and Lives Lost in the Neighborhood
of New Orleans.
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127 kinds of keys-Me&ashan. L
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REPUBLICANS NAME THE WORST
OF THE OLD GANG TO
LEAD THEM.
BURSUM ENDORSED

Convention StraddIes the Fence by
Endorsing Bursum and Approving
of Governor Hagerman.-Joint Stat
hood also wins out by 13o to 46.
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$1,000 Bath Tubs, $500 each a
Morgan's Second Hand Store
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
FATHER JUlLLARp RETURNS
FROM TRIP TO Mexico

Father Iuillard who last week re-
turned from an extended trip into toe
state of Sonora, reports that the Mex
lean state De- growing very rapidly, and
that tho land On the agricultural dis
tr.cts along the Yaqui river is rapidly
becoming very valuable, already
bringing $40 an acre ln tho Irrigated
section, says the Gallup Repub
lIcan. As 90 the Yaqul rebellion,
Father Julllard was ablo 10 gain CON
siderable data 0n the situation, which
is really serious. General Torres
explained in detail the exact situation
and Father Juilnrd win devote a
large amount OF space in his journal
the Catholic Pioneer. 10 q detailed ac
count of the now notorious fuQuI
war. which is devastating parts Of
the state and rendering lt unsafe ill
travellers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
LonnNerth Ior oenernor.

Tho political atmosphere OF Wash
ingion has been charged ibis week
with rumnrs OF all forms are. shapes
and slEca Most Of them are runners.
pure aBd simple. though "a number
have n cOlurlng of foundation one Of
The most interesting of these Or that
President H0naeyclta recently acqulr-
ed gun-l law, the Hon Nicholas
lungWorth 0f Cincinnati. aHnifea l0 o.
governor uf Ohio a Now YORK paper
prints the story, with thn added state
mont that Mr l0nEworrh Ia tho adj
miniatrHiiuu candidate fur tho Ohio
Ruvornurship N ia noe unreasonable
iO believe that SIS l4ougW0rlh would
Ike 90 pre- ido aa chief executive Of
hia native state. bnt that Mr HunHe-
welt Dos ualnr the influence 0f the prose
iQeucY fu further hiH aon-lu-lnW d
ambitions in that fespcci a absurd fo
The point of being ridiculous ln or
der to give color fo the story. thn
allegation o. made that Secretary of
War TAFT ls anxious 90 be- governor
of ONO. and that fhe presidents Gag
orneaB to place Taft 0n the supreme
bench o. 90 take him out 90 Tong
woriha way The story ~ quoted
here. NOT because d ls important. but
because b. b. amusing
The political future At Mr. Long
worth however, furnish h legitimate
ana very interesting ID Of sDaculae
ton TO beg.u with, u d pretty safe
to assume thaf that political future
viii not ho ln nu0uccd DAB ans marked
degree by The fact that ho marrloi
Alice Roosevelt. Thc young congress-
man from Cincinnati ~ abundaury
able to stand un hts own merits. and
long before his Ongaremet io Miss
Roosevelt raa even hlnied af ho had
been picked lu Ohio AL "a coming man
u would not al nli Do an occasion for
surprise should Ohlu cali him t0 the
goFofnouhip or send him 90 ihe sen,
afo or confer upon him any other p0-
ilicni honor which o. within the gif
Of che state
A young iu 90 wealth ina assured
social poisson, BE chose politics ua q
career beginning at the bottom aad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

interests and has a good public roc-
ord nH governor and member OF ProHi-
dent Cleyelund'g cabinet Mr. Francis
iE very highly regarded by The "cun-
sorvatiVCg" oi The democratic party
Texas has two young aud abide spR-
atprsi both of whom are regarded as
good presidential material senator
Bailey ls the better known oft thc two
10 the public at large bat Senator
Culberson ia the stronger loo their own
state and many believe In % contest
ho would easily capture the Tcxn8
delegation. Culbora0n has twice been
attorney general Of tho state and
twice governor, and the Messy ul
hls father ls dear fo the Texan heart.
Bailey De- "a brilliant orator and pro-
found constitutional lawyer, hut Dee iH
impulslyu and has not the sound and
deliberate Judgment with which Cut
I hrrsun o. endowed Hp has grown
imoaauroahly. however. and the pass
I lng years ought io rlpcu hia brilliant
I abilities and mature hia mind until be
reaches thv foil breadth of statesman
ship
/ ln any discussion uf a southern man
| FOR president John sharp Williams Ol
Mississippi. the minority leader of The
house always must ho iqken into ac-
count The Hon Champ Clark Of Mis-
I souri,, another brilliant house demo
/ crat. declares hts willingness 90 nc-
copt th0 nomination should % hs
I forced upon him but ho doesn't pro-
pose 90 spend a considerable amount
OF time erecting lightning rods Other
southern democrats whose names are
mentioned are Senators Bacon and
Clay and MoaarH iloke Smith and
7 CLARK Howell of Georgia Senator
nayner of Maryland. senator Car.
mack of Tennessee. senutoU1 over
man and simmons of North Carolina
/ Gov. neckham of Kentucky, President
! Woodrow Wilson of Princeton. a Viz.
ginlan. ard President Alderman OF ga,
l University 0f Virginia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

no liiilo Interest has been aroused
DO Washington by Che night which
Major George W. steele. the veteran
cE- cunefessman from Indiana. Ia mah
Ing to regain his seat which was
wreaiod from him four years ago by
young Fred lands
steele after hlh retirement from
congress waH made governor 0f ihu
Soldiers Home OF Indiana. Recently
hc asked f0r o. inr.0ugh from hia du-
tics in order ihai ho might BE- free to
i0uh after hiH congressional canvass
The maiior hnalIy found itH way 90
ihe White House. with tAo result that
Mr Roosevelt wrute % lettcr in which
ho SEQ forth that be ora not rcaard o.
HH compatible with the public inirr
osis that Major Steele should absent
himself from duty for the purpose uf
conducting "a political canvass Tho
correctness of Mr. HooseYo't.a aiil-
tude o. DOT generally questioned hut
Major dtcclna friends profess tu hn
unable to understand why thlH very
uraiaowOrihy rule Oi conduct ahouie
not apply as we'll t3 Secretary Shaw
aud others boz hIgh once who leave
their Important dufiog t0 look after
their personal political interests.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

world AZ have said. we are poor
because our resources off wealth are
not developed
IN may bee iuo that your western
coast la not well fortlnod ana that
your navy lu Pacific waters Do small
but what could China do. oven With
thaf7
~ Jaunn were with usg Well. that
is a diiOiout question 90 not
know I presume that YOU could go'
your Atlantic fleets around 90 che
Pacific ~ you wanted 20. ln the cast
o. ls we'll known that fmorico b. not
well protected ON the Pacific coast
nut We also know that with youi
wealth t would not take you long to
msko The Pacific or well fortified na
a vuur eastern coast.
Nun Americans act very qnichli
ana you have the means 90 DO so.
rueaH sou are uerloctlng the western
DO until you see tho need, and wiz
ClIna and japan the friends Of thii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

New York March ga According To-
Tso Pins Lung. nru secretary OF the
Imperial Chinese high commission.
now visiting this country, China
knows the necessity OF a larger navy
and proposes TO build o.
This admission came lu iho course
lee on Interview here wi.h the varI-
Gus members Of the commission which
ia headed by Prince Tsal Use. own
cousin Of her imperial hlehnoss. Tsl
An. d0wagcr empress
China 90 rich country" said Tso
Ping Lung but her resources are
undeVclOpCd. The educated people
know the Importance of a strong navy
and army, aud they realize the noCos-
Wty for spending the large sums Of
money for building them up.
There is a proposition now on foot
looking t0wPrd tho construction of n
large naval base az Hang ohau bay,
near tianE-chau. situated near the
terminus of the Grand canal A large
garrison o. located NJ This walled city,
which ls one of the great foreign
ports ~ our country
When i was suggested by the in-
tervlower that Chinhs war plans were
with q view Co cuutesting the Amuri-
can policy. the ChInaman. with quick
perception of the illnesses of dinlo.
macy. said. "Tho Chinese govern.
mont considers America Chinl'a good
friend This talk OF q war he.weor
your cOuntrs and mine is absurd
Yours o. The richest nation ln o.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

nation 20 doca not seem ao Important
"Tho war t6ik in china lg the out
burst of tho uueducnied MASSES Tho
government thinks OF uo such hlng.
or course we DO feel that America ~
unjust with ta exclusion act ana thu
merchants and trades people ARE bH-
tor. nut ! cnn assure you that our
government Cntdriaina no untl- iorcigu
feeling
The Ilultion between china aud
japan o. today very gratifying We
are on excellent terms VI friundBhip
The ChIuCHf people rCrnrd the Japan
cHo army and navy one of ihc grcai
oft in tto world aud Wn honor them
Tor ihnr successes"
in reply tD q que tlnn az to how far
Japan would ro 81 E1alsi china ia tho
event of me latter being Involved IN
war with foreign power, Tno PINK
lung a.gnIhed bis total ignorance. we
also refused to Fo into details about
the shiphulldlng project
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
LAWYERS GAVE DINNER
AT Al

a correspondent 10 the ~ Pnao
Times. writing from AlamogurdO
says. "Wednesday evening the at
.tornoys of Alamogordo treated the
visiting lawyers 90 "a dinner 40 the
railway eating house For various
reasons quite e number of attorneys
from over the territory were here
Wednesday. some interested ln the
Tularosa water case. aud others In
tcrostcd in this and that matter he
fore Judge n A. Mann Among the
Visiting attorneys we're Attorney
General George W prchard 0f Santa
Fe, 81 G.. Wade of I.Bs Cruces. Martin
r. naker, OF sunnyside, >. ~. Paxton
of Las Cruces. Assistant United
States Attorney MCdlor of Albuquor.
que. Horton Moore, Las Cruces. J. ".
Hewitt and A. a. Hudspoth Of White
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
PURCHASING NAVAJO
CuRl0R AT oALlUp.

Heman sWltzor. OF che Harvey co.
ITO department Waa In tho city Iues
day on business. purchasing supplies
f0r enc cuHo department of that sv8.
tcm Says me Gallup Republican. fio
purchased M n r. Zahm q very nno
collection 90 pillow tops looms. hian-
kois end "a large assortment 0f brace
let's. Indian goods ere bringing a
higher price than over end tho trad
ors can hardly ni their orders aa fast
aa they come in.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
ARTISAN WATER
FOR ESTANClA
COMPANY ORGANIZED AND FUNDS
SECURED FOR SINKING or
TE6T WELL--cTHER ITEMS.

Special Correspondence.
Eataucin, " ~. March ga Edward
XInk aud Miss Cora Marble, OF tits
city. were united in marriage here the
i7ih. thus uniting two very precious
metals. although what the result OF
the combination will De- remains tO
hc seen James Brown and Miss Dry,
OF Corona. were also married here On
thC 10Th
A project 90 organize a stock com.
pnny Tor The purpose of sinking an
nrcaian well here was started a few
days ago, and an enthusiastic meet
ing OF the leading citizens Of the town
was held Monday al a. y. sopera
store 90 discuss the question. AZ n
later meeting q was reported hy tho
soliciting committee chat 81 900 had
already been raised Tor tho project
and &c 81 thought that there viii be-
no difficulty experienced In securing
the necessary funds for the purpose.
% De- intended 60 incorporate n com
pany with $4,000 capital stock and
make thorough test for artoainn
water, and ~ De- now rumorod that the
sinking of me well viii BE- commenced
In The very near future.
An Albuquerque man named nahney
has arrived ln town and rented a
building from "a ~ Hawkins. which
no will stock with drugs na soon aa
the building which is being altered,
is completed
A. Fitzpatrick, OF El paao, has pur
chased two lcfs and will erect a four.
room cottage thereon ln the near fu.
iurc ior rental purposes.
Building operations are going rap.
ldly forward in che little metropolis
oi the Eaiaacla valley. ana the place
ia taking 0n city alrs.
q. w CreMa md VIC. 81 Pueblo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
WILL WELCOME HIM
BACK TO aOCORRO.

shortly after Hon. n. u Bursums
resignation of she superIniondonCy of
the territorial ponltontiarv takes Of
feet be and family viii become resi-
dents of SocorrO, says the Chiohaln.
The announcement of this fact some
time ago elected many expressions Of
qualification from s0corroH citizens
MIR Bursum has already arranged for
the making or married Improvements
ON his residence property in the cast
.crn part Of the city IN fact % ia
understood that he win erect a fine
two story brick residence, adioiding
the cottage already there There are
abundant reasons why the coming Of
Ms nursum and family To- socorro will
bee heartily welcomed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

winning ihc promotions which have
come to him. 30 man ever rendered
more earnest and faithful service in
the state legislature. and while be- has
been quiet ana unnasuming in con-
grona, ho has earned "a reputation a. n
worker Removed az De iH from temp
iaiionn before which 30 many more
politicians fall. why should not %
lltlCnl proiermont be- hlg There could
be- no more happy event than that uu-
morouH young men, stationed as Mr.
Longwouh 90. should devote thomnoi-
YES to The public service. No one ever
dreamed cf making ''Nlck" f.onRwa..'s
the butt uf rldiculo before his en-
gagoment 90 Miss Roosevelt was an
nounccd 10 is neither fair nor doesn't
that his marriage should subject him
90 ridiculc and ahaurdltlcs which ne.
ON his morlta as a man. never earned
nor deserved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31


Another uf the mmors which have
bcon current this week ls that socrn-
iay OF state Root has been slated to-
succeed Chaancoy ~. Dopow ia tho
United State senate Tho story has
b that Mr DopCw has been Induced
bv the president 10 withhold hlH ruaig
nation until after the adjournment 90
the Now York legislature. that nopow
VIII then resign and that Governor
Higgins viii appoint Mr. Root Ca nu
the vacancy. Please remember that
The story De- given here as rumnr
which iH currcn 900 Washington The
writer iH very sure he is not going
to couch Tor BE-
The dinner given Ly Speaker Can
non ON lus. saturday evening lot loose
another food 81 rum0fN A member
OF thn nuu.e 'a uuulUd ua authority for
thU statement that many republican
mcmbprg viii ho found actively work
ing Tor Canpnua canvass aa nfcai-
dental candidate 100 their respective
states There was NO direct rrfgr-
enco 10 this az the dinner. but the
many natlering remarks concerning
"Uuclc joe Induces friends tu talk
out in the open Although speaker
Cannon la 80 years old hlH friends say
DO iE ruFged and healthy and nlly
capable 90 conducting the Responsible
work of chief executive of the natiun-
Tho story ~ presidential boom for
/ Cannon aroused the friends 90 Vice
/ President Fairbanks into strenuous
declarations that Fairbanks rs most
/ likely 90 control tho Illinois delegation
On The neat republican national con-
yeut.nn, and that Speaker Cunnun ln
Corned
Am 90 which makes interesting
reading. 70 one be- not too busy A.
90 ita Importance. WE'LL That Ia q mat
Ter of opinion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
SILVER CITY ELECTS
NEW Tx OEElcEna.

Silver City Lodge. No. ii3. u. T.. o.
r.. held their annual election of Of
allied ruler, ~ 49, Young. esteemed
leading knight u r. white esteemed
loyal knight, G.. G.. Shoemaker os-
teemed lcctwlne knight; ~ % Belts
secretary. W. s. cox treasurer, W
J Rose, tyler: W. - walton. trusted
io rfhreo years. to succeed hlmsolf'
a. J Burgess. representative tO the
grand lodge. which meets in Denver
July ilth and r. N. Turnor alter
nate. Tho installation OF the new Of
hccrs will take place "Wednesday
April sch
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

Despite thla refusal on the south.
however tu hf thrown into OBSTACLES
of hope by the Parker speech, there
naturally has boon more or less dis
cusaiOn of southern presidential iim-
Der. Tho name most often mentioned
is that 0f Governor Folk of Missouri.
A native of Tennessee Hnd son of
Miaaourl by adoption. ho % us strong
geographically aa any southern man,
and governor undoubtedly would pa "a
source of great strength Former
Governor David u. Francla Is another
Missouri man Who o. regarded as ~
presidential stature BE 90 nufiye
of Kentucky. a man oi large business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

oaks The Idea To- honor Che visiting
attorneys was scheme of judge
Mann, who ls over rondy 90 make lle
worth the living judge Mann la a
hig-hCartcd. suClahlc and cheerful
fellow, The Kind of o. man that cn-
riches the world by having lived
therein
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

MAY ESTABLISH WOODEN
MILL AT ROSWELL.

DR. Charles H. Marsdon and William
ID. Mahonoy of Chicago arrived No
Roswell for tho purpose OF arranging
iB pOssitl. 10 establish wooden mill
in Roswell. that VIII work up ull the
wool raised 40 that part OF the couu-
try. Tho gentlemen viii go 90 Lake
Arthur for a few days. and In the
meantime the matter viii be- In the
hands Of the Roswell commercial club