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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-18

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quoEoue Company, 15e-ls4 Wabash Ave,
Chicago, Ill, Il. y. A.
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Nunoa he usado eI Llquozone; perO q w.
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canfavos Gro, 10 tomRrG
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-18

Habitaciones hescas, todas con
Ia calle.
Banol y duchos.
Empfeaa de coches.
Sc Birven lunchs y banquetes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
ATTEMPTED HOLO.UP RE.
PORT1e FROM LAS VEGAS

TIE second attempted hold.up at
the dark corner OF Main street and
Fourth street caused Edward q. spor.
iyder TO 90 tho lyolieat sprlntlng that
ho has engaged in Tor a long time. ou
Thursday night says The Optic Thar
De- hasn't forgotten how IS evidenced
hy ihe mci that he got safely away
with 400 $500 ln a case be- was car.
rYlnr Tho young man was goinK
home from the p0siOdlco I'D some.
what later hour than usual. when lWo
men suddenly appeared from opposite
nieN ul the street and ordered him
10 elevate his hands. Mr. spOrledor
lost no time n parloyuR. but He'd az
nroukneck spcoi. aud though The
nouId-he hold-ups pursued with loud
threats. o. dIaiaEced them with ease.
Some weeks ago similar attempt
WAS made upon T. ID. Ellsworth. who
wac on hla way home from Green
borsora with the Saturday nights
receipts Ia his pocket.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
DECEMBER BUSINESS
AT LAND OFFICE
sixTV.EioHT HomEsTEAos WADE
DURING PAST MONTH iN THE
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
At SANTA re.

The following business gas done at
,no United states land Office in Santa
Fo during the month of December
1905
NmHur Of homestead onirios 49,
acres contained In same. 1880. final
homes stead entities. 20 acres contain
ed Do same. $685. ecReft lahn cu-
tries. acres contained leo same. 600.
FINAL desert land entries. Z 3 acres con
tanned in same. 40; coal declafatory
statements. ~ acres in same. $500,
mineral applications. acres Ia
same G9 mineral entries. 2 acres
contained iu came. 90 lieu land SCI
lccNons 9. acres in samo. $50
Tile homestead entries are divided
hctW pn the scyeral counties ln the
district as follows Santa Fe none;
Rio Arriha. none. Taos. none: san
Juan. q. san Miguel 9; Bofnallllo.
a: Mckinley. none. Valencia. none;
SOcorro, nono Sandoyal none; Tor
rance. 80 Guadalupe, g Quay none
Mora. 2 Colfax. z
Tho 0nal homestead entries are 90.
vsdod between tire several counties In
the district, as follows santa Fe
none rio Arriha. none. Taos none,
San Juan none. San Miguel 81 Der
nallllO. none: Mckinley. none; San
doval Z Torrance. y Guadalupe 3.
Quay. none; Mora. @ Colfax
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
RAILROAD NOTES

a pu'lman conductor tells the l0l
lowing little Elrl was being put to
bed in the car. and her mamma re-
1uesiod her tn ahy her prayers She
replied. "Dh what's the sore bother.
ing about God tonlshii The enginoer
wsli take care 81 ua as right won't
he's"
Charles 81 pegh and family. Of
Philadelphia passed through toe city
last might IN Mr puEhs private car
SO 1866 on route io The Grand Canyon
and California Mr. Push iH second
vice president of iho Pennsylvania
lines with headquarters in rhlladci
phin
Us Bean superintendent cl mo
iivC upUof Or ihC Santa De coast
'iuct Dr. in Goo city from los an.
erit hatinE Hfiteb yesterday Hc
o. accompanied hy his private srefe.
iarY 5 10 Smith both 0l whom have
large lsi of friends ln AlhuQneF
quo They wil remain aovcml days
ifanaarfine business
luxury tho Rock Island bias nu
earod in inco the snow blockade
closed up rattle nelf Gurs week
ag1 Ia the free hosriiug of The pas
rUngers ON suul4 of che anOwnouna
Trains One train which bad heOn out
nf Chicago i1r O. week. wae tho quest
~ ihe Rock island at uo Alvarado
this morning Thls rtln carried 2fn
people Tho why those people pot
away Fred NafyUya good breakfasts
TESTIFIED tu ihc fact that they were
hungry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
BIOLOGISTS WILL COME
HERE MAYBE IN 1907
PRESIDENT ". G. TIGHT RETURNS
HOME SUNDAY MoENsNo WITH
THE IMPORTATION.

President W. G Tight. of ttc Unit
verslty OF NeW Mexico. the outgoing
president of inc western branch 0f
the National Geological society OF
America, returned home oary sun
day morning from Berkeley Cs4lfur-
mia. where be- attended lhe annual
meeting oi that organization. Profess
sor Tight says that In all probability
the Cerdilleran section of the soce.ciy
viii meet year after nest in This city
fOr lia annual session The session
for 1906 viii ho hold in palo Alto.
Between fifty ana one hundred proml-
nont western goOl0gists viii thus be-
brought tu Albuquerque % the Duke
city is decided upon as the meeting
place aa those present at the Burke
les meplluF assured Professor Tight
that Albuquerque was satisfactory "
suitable railroad rates cic., could be
procured
President TIrhi read paper en-
titled "pioluucoEc Phenomena in the
Mississippi Basin, which was very
interesting. comprehensive and in
aiructiye Or hrnnncr, OF LELAND
stanford University. succeeded Pro-
fessor TIGHT as president
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
COREY PUTS END
TO SPECIAL RATE
ISSUES ORDERS FoRBlppiNo The
STEEL CORPORATION TO &C.
cePr FAVoRs or THE RAIL.
RoADs-APPLiEs TO FREIGHT
REBATES

Cleroland. a.. Jan. The accept
Ing Of rebates and special rates from
railroads b. thr United States Steel
corporation and lbs Subsidiary com
panles has been ordered stopped by
President W q Corey
A letter containing such an ORDER
aud signed by President Corey aae
been received az ihe local offices of
the American steel and Wire com.
nany. a suhs .dlnry company Railroad
freight men who have attempted 90
Do business Wlth local officials of the
steel corporation have been shown
ihe order
That rehaiea and special rates have
been received hy the American steel
and Wire company Is admitted as a
probability hy railroad freight mon,
hut that tbs rates were made With
their individual roads Is denied by
them
Freight rebates n one of tnc many
phases at thD freight rate question in
this district that United states "A.
icrnev Sullivan ~ Investigating. n
ls said by some. who claim 90 be 10 a
position 30 know that one ui the 80.
orei reports that tlm commissioner
OF corporations. James Il GARFIELD,
Will make 90 President Roosevelt, IS
the relation 0f the steel corporation
90 the Penn yiyanla railroad
Speedy dhm'ssal from the service
has been Promised ans Omployc of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
EMILE GRIGGSBY, WHOSE NAME
WAS NOT IN YERKES' WILL

Miss Emile GrIgesby. the beautiful
Kentucky eirl who was installed IN q
handsome New York mansion hy the
late Charles r.. Yorkcs. was not men.
TONED ln che Will ~ the late street
railway mnennic OF England and
America TIE home is located 0h
Park avenue aud was assessed at
$4,000. much below Beg real value
Friends 0f tho young woman deny
that Nu7foe built thls mansion Tor
her Mis- Gr.gEshy says nothing
Miss ungrshY Dr. e. tan. slender
beautiful Woman. Wlo would attract
attention anywhere iiof mother o.
suo Gr.agsby dauchtcf ut Captain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
COPELAND APPOINTED SECRETApY

" d. Copeland of Topeka KAN has
been appointed secretary and treas
nror uf the Atcnison. Topeka a Santa
~ Railroad company 90 succeed Ed
ward Wilder who died at Topeka two
weeks nrn Mr. Copeland was Mr.
WILDER secretary for almost eight
years. and during the latters illness
acted as crolary and treasurer Mr
Copeland's nrst official act after ais
appointment was to appoint a ID.
Orgy 40 hc bis successor aa cashier
li ihp company Mr Gray was for.
WtIly usslstnnt cashier Mr Cope.
land h au Interview stated that ali
Other officials n thc treasury de-
parmrnt aould hc retained iu their
ola positions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Truly miraculous SEEMED the re-
coyery Of Mrs Mollie Holt OF this
place wrltos y. o. n. Hooper Wood
ford Tenn. she was 20 wasted by
coughing un pgss from her lungs.
Doctors declared her end 20 near that
the family had watched by her bed.
slde forty.oinai Nnurs when. az my
urgent reQuest Or Kings New Die
cnyrry was given her with ghe aston
.shing result that Improvement began,
and continued until she finally com
pleteiy recovered, aud Is healthy
woman today" Guaranteed cure for
coughs aOd colds 500 and 81 90 90 all
druggists Trial bottle frae
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
NEW YORK LIFE HARD
BUCklNG FOR VANDIVER

jefferson city Mu.. Jan 6-siato
Superintendent ni insurance W. ID.
NnndlVcr ie NOT having plain wallinr
m hia attempts iu drive tho New YORK
Life Insurance company from the
state HiH ordcr suHpending tho priv
noEo Ol the company to do business
has been temporarily sot aside bay
the courts
Ills political opponents ash why hp
singled uui the Now York life and
made no attempt 90 Gust tho Mutual
ur the Equitable Nandlyer De- dem
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

n stood az &c were. with lance IN
rest armed. icrso. ready for action.
However, OBJ an appearances, ] was
Just tall, deml-blon6r girl IN a white
gown with q hgurc which would be-
better when O. was more filled out, a
iHig skin with q few freckles. a long
nose. with n rather pleasant mouth.
with perfect teeth. and % really good
chin and neck Nothing remarkable
amy way you see, and yet 20 myself.
cFcsy inch of my person under my
white gown and my skin was ao ro.
markahlc. e0 vitality individual so
luli OF "a t.urilng sense 70 younn. uul
saiiug ifei
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Indigestion is oHails overcome hoy tho
usa 0f kdol nysaepn Cure. because
this remedy dieets vboi Won eai and
Gives thn stomach a rasf allows " 20
rocunputo and Erow strunE agair
Kodol relieves indigestion. Beiching ~
Gus. Sour Stomach. Hoari Burn ctra
aud ouahlos the digestive organs 60
transform nll foods into the Kind ot
rich Ioa hiu0ll thnt makes health ana
strength solN hy nil druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

ihe ananic of tup Nasane. of which
ho bad long been in hunored mem.
bcf Although the day was ogtfemo'
ly dlsaFnoahlg. the funeral was one
of the largest that Wc have seen ln
FafmlnElon
There are few men or women in
Fafminfi0n whose hearts VIII not
iool heavier when they think that
Dr Roaonihal. with his choefy smile
and quaint jokes VII he met no
more
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

The other nighl between 12t "a 1
O'Clock. Mrs Manuel Naidz dlgd ni
the homie 0f Iosus Martinez Boa ihe
north part of the cliy after a severe
hemorrhnno. sass the Springer aiock-
man For e. long lime she had Been
wcafk but no one dreamed that She
was los airy way dangerous Two on
her chiidrrn Wcte ai iho masquerade
BAN when tboy received news thnt
"mDihcr was dead Two swell chile
drOn of deceased relative were Pm
the room with her bus they aga NOT
roa.lHe thn fact That Mrs Valdez WAS
dying
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

situation moro satisfactory Than ~.
many years
MANY ihOusnnds of acres Of now
land has boon brought under cultiya.
tom and ihe noW system uf arid land
FARMING promises to rovnmiinnizr
conditions throughout thU whole
Rocky Mountain country
Three large beet sugar factories
we're huili ihis year and number
more are under contract tor next year
a considerable amount Of railway
construction is Foo contemplation
Our uHdeyclOpcd resources are sim
ouormauf and I believe no other part
ri thg world offers as many excellent
opportunities fo both tabor and capital
% Mn nnmNnI nnI Nnlnrnln
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

n loved my hands hecauso they
were so fine OF touch and Tint and
nay long FIRM. miirud limbs. walch
could dance az night and hardly know
Sc; IN fact, ! loved the body 0f me
with q hearty anlmal relish, and yet
Was not strongly sonsuous.
The exposure of my person that
night for the FIRST time la my life
gave me distinctly painful shock. I
suppose no woman ever thus reveals
herself 90 the Oyes of STRANGERS
without hrst trampllng upon the prim.
tive instincts OF modosty and reserve
which must ho slain before one enters
the rrlut world
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

lhc ~ Pnso a Southwestern railroad
who hereafter froQueuts any saloon
or gambling mousse The superintcnd-
cnts of The Two divisions have been
requested to cut from the cCmpnny's
rolls Doc name oi any man who Is
found in a gambling house or saloon
when be- D. called for duty.
a. J Simmons general manager
oi the Southwestern. hos issued a but.
lotlu recently which states the rule
against gambling so strong terms
ANY cmployo 0f the system who
D. known to frequent saloon or gam.
bling houses Will be- dismissed from
the service
ANY traln"ian or ongiueman who
IS found in ans saloon or gambling
h0uac when called Ia 90 on hia ran
viii bo dismissed from the service OF
She road
"saporintondcuts will risidly en-.
force this rule
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
Kinq bound over.

MaDhnist = King chargrd with
putting emery n iho eccentric cuu
of O. PASSENGER .1r'cc. had a hearing
Yesterday Uof1rr Justice Dtoro af las
Nraas Iudae o. A. Ions apponrIne
|u hls behalf King pBa hound over
fn tnq eranl iury under % bond of
81 1000
MachinHf A. j nnwmau. Machln.
lsi Helper Wcrtko and Clarence Perry
testified The most uf the evidence
was that King had been seen with me
emery in his possession before going
90 lnok over The engine and immedi
atelt after Do came away the engine
WAS examined and The emery ives
found BOB che cups The defense pat
in u0 evidence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
DR.. A. ROSENTHAL or
PENNINGTON tEAD

No man ln tni town would ho moro
missed Cham Will Dr Rosonthal says
iho Fnrm|nrtDa "imes Hf Was o.
tuan Of enc m1ai i0vshie character
for himself Although hg came here
son iugalid suner,ns from tuberculosis
most energetic and progressive citl.
gona.
Vhc funeral was r1nhn'i"i under
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
ROCK ISLAND TRAINS
BURIED IN SNOW
GALE FILLS TWENTY. FOOT CUTS
BEFORE SNOW Pillow rs
SCARCELY PAST - BLOCKADE
MAY LAST sEVEPAL DAYS.

THE indications nre that 'hc Rock
Island viii be- lied up several days
hy snow blockade Conductor J 3
O'shea. on Rock Island train No 90.
which arrived mere from tho north o.
9 oclock and leii for tno south thirty
minutes later. after the passengers
ami train crew had been fed at the
Alvarad0, said that the Rock island
ofIicialB had been prepared for most
any Kind OF an emergency. hu they
Werc nor equal iO that which has
come fu pass The situation ~
really critical The trouble exists be-
tween 0allinna aud Epris. Cuts TWEEN.
~ -eet deep are hlled level with snow
and in ihia snow ln several places are
hurled freight trains with dead EN-.
glneF. The wind q blowing a terrific
gale hlling the alr with fine snow.
which ais Oh the wake OF the snow
nlDws Within "a few minutes after thoy
pass Several work trains with ploWs
and ropes are working heroically 20
diaongaaa The SNOW bound trains. and
TO open the cuts. bat with little sue
cess Little progress has been made
aud until the wind stoIN blowing. the
trains of the Rock Island Will con
tlnue 90 usc the Santa Fo tracks be-
tween French aud El paap.
Five Rock Island Trains passed
through This place laHi night and To-
daF. and more are expected this ev,
culns TO reach the Santa ~ al
FrHuch The trains use the Dawson
road. Leaving the Rock Island az Tu.
cumcnrl in some Instances the Santa
Fe 1 furnishing motive pOwor and
train crews, and IN others. the Rock
leland engines and train crews con
tlnur with the trains. tho Santa re
furnishing emily a pilot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

oeTat ~ the old school He made mo-
move until q was developed lhat thy
New YORK Lie had contributed mon
oy 90 thc republican campaign fund.
f'on be- csihd upon President Ne
Can 10 resign and make restitution to
the company of the money given for
campaign purposes
NJ vandiycrs failure Co out the
other cumpan is explained 81 his
once as following desire 20 wa
untll lne conris decide the d.ilt OF
nls dlscretinnar, power Reiuits In
She NpW YORK l.fo matter win doubt
less bo followed hy action against the
Mutual aud the Equitable The EQulta
BILE has il.iGa Nollcy holders In the
state with policies aggFegating $40.
20t,3AG The Mutual has 1887 POI.
icy holderg zoo Missouri. with policies
amounting 20 ti7.hz9Gii Tho New
YORK. life carries 1877 policies Ia tnc
state aRgregatIng S6n.aia 900.
Charles Nousiadt. the merchant. rs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES
IN COLORADO
~ .. g. TEMPLE.
President OF the Denver Chamber Of
Commerce.

Denver O. growing rnwdiy and rn-
Toying great prosperity. Who building
permits. the aalos of real estate. and
the bank cltarIngs. show a large gain
each month over the month before
and promise continued growlh ai an
accelerated pace during 1906.
The tourist travel has been nearly
double what % was ln 1904. and al.
ready 80 LARGE conventions have been
booked Tor 1906
Tho production of me mines % COM
fl1uilf on The Increase and the labor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Buffalo. " 81 Jan En0ch uoNn.
ail siulwa1 Hnd healthy carrying
upon Dos shoulders The weight of 20
wears holds iho undispuoi fisiinc-
tlun of leinr $500 oldest locomotive
enH'nter ln lIn world
hown know mDIr Hhout 700 olrlf
dayf OF raIlrBIae ihan ary other
lv.nr man He s an Ergl hmnu hy
h.fib AVID Nas au's ~ yoaf, oid whom
hD lcsan RASH ai.ug go fhe 0ld 0n.
DOS q urm.ns1au rslroad md hc
soon Iceamr $40 cnsus.r lu hose
days wood blocks were used fur
mtl
in ls5e 10 Ihe 8.e ol gs wears. Doe
came across IhD Aihatic ana became
au 600 nefr uu lo u'l Groai West
ein ANA aisu W flg EuIiln q Lake
Huron road which hprnwc q part OF
fhC Grand TwuE system
Au.r serving Hs foreman of en-
glnrf r quarter oi century
Bowl RETIRED W fhc unr of a. but
hla lutD Gov Vprl brought him back Co
the tfr0cln and for olehi years ho OPP.
Grated he dummy cor on DE lnterna.
tlona. hr.drc &c. is now living az
Amagafia, Ont
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Roberts a distinguished ofncer of.the
Cunioderacy oi Georgetown. Ky. For
several years the GrIgEsbys lived IN
Cncinnaii where Mira. Orlggsby, ar.
ter the death of her husband. sold
fine paintings and costly brioa.brac.
% has JUST come TO lihht that Miss
GrlgEshy has written a BOOK. the title
Of which ia g. and which is declared
GO De- almost photographer. The
book o. a startling picture OF Tie in
which NE hepine tells how she FIRST
realized her power to attract the nt.
tontions of mcu The heroine gives
This description uf ber first decoliete
gown
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

lnr nofhinR amt C0mfurtiug effeCrf
oi uoWttts Wirch Hazel 5alve. when
applied ru Piles. cuts. hOlis. etc. sub
1ues pain almost instantly. This S4lye
draws Guf ihe inflammation reduces
SWELLING and acts as a ruheiacient
thus circulating The blood through the
Diseased parts permitting or aiding
Nature 90 permanently remove the
trouble entirely Sold by ail drug
gists. A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
BIG INCREASE IN
FOREST RESERVES
EXTENSIONS DURING THE YEAR
iN WESTERN STATES WERE
PHENOMENAL.

The extension OF the forest reserve
areas in inc United States last year
was phenomenal The total area nov
under control 81 the forest service of
the department % agriculture equals
IN size any of the great Western
statCa. The total area d 97.Tl0. $50
acres. and This d mainly made up al
lands reserved from states and terri.
tories Ia tho Rocky mountain re-
glou and the Pacific slope
by states aud territories. the for.
est reserves contain the following
mnpnnmn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
DROVE SHEEP sHsARs

Doe Dawson met with severe ace
ridem al iho Martha ranch the other
evUnluR says the Hillahnru AdvO-
cate he slipped and drove q pair OF
sheon ahars through bis thigh lie
went tu HIl'sboru. whore the wound.
though mon dangerous, hut very pain
tul was dressed hy nr Given.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

ro Keep the body ln tune. writes
Mrs. Bon Brown. go Lafayette Place.
f'uughkeeusir ~ r.. ~ take nr
a<lngn New Lie Pilb They are tho
most reliable md pleasant laxative
nave found BEST for IRE stomach
silver ana Bowels uuarantren hy all
druggists 2Ic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
OFFICIAL MATTERS

Notaries Public Appointed.
The following have heon Bppoin,ei
poinrios public by Governor Miguel
a Otoro iarry Lee. Albuquerque.
Bcrualill0 county Frank Andnaws.
San Antonio. socorro county. " q.
Bclden Gin Grant county j j Wiz.
ST. hanrhes Of Taos Taos county
Articles 81 Incorporation.
The following articles of incorpora.
tlcn have been dicd In the Office ct
Territorial Secretary J W Raynulds.
The Aricsia Library association.
The inc0rporators ave Belle g. Dyer
presidents Margaret So Ta,Dot. ylca
resident. Beverly 4. henson. sccrr-
tary. Wllhemina atkinson. treas.
urer Nancy Cleveland. librarian
Mary - Kemp. Lou NJ Blair. Eliza.
beth Hodges. Daisy r. Ross. Lucille
r. McCray, Blanche J. Major There
Is np capital stock. The time uf eA-
iatence OF the corporation Is Gxed at
% years. Tss object OF the corpora.
ton "a to maintain and operate a W-
hfnry al AFteEin. Eddy county n NJ
Postomee DISCONTINUED.
the pustuiilct "a Red Cloud Tor
rance county. has been discontinued.
Mail Tor taat point viii ln The tutnr,
go 90 Mountainair
Postoniee Established.
4 poft0licu has been established al
tee Agriculture. college. bona Ana
county, 10 be- served from Mcsiila
Park one and oue-quartef mllo- Go
thc west John o. Miller has bCcn
appointed postmaster
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Perfection dan only ho attalnod ln The
physical by allowing Nature ID nppro.
pf.ain and nos diaeingtc her own re-
sources Cafhariics grippe weakeh--
dlsaipmp while DcWlt's Little Eeariy
Nscra simply expci 900 putrid matter
ana hlia thus 8iiHe lnr ihc liver 90 ns.
sumo normal activity. Good fgr The
complexion W d. How Houston
rns SAYS "Far yoara 3 have used
little EARLY Vieor pills lu my family
$50 better nll cnn he rFei for conat
naflon Sold hY a. drurHisia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
TIE MESA AGRICULTURAL
PARK ASSOCIATION
WILL INSTALL SEVEN WATER
TANKS ON PROPERTY TO COM.
PCETE A WATER SYSTEM ron
ALL PURPOSES.

Tho members Of the Mesa Agrlcul-
tural Park association. az recent
meeting. decided upon installing seven
water tanks. "a by 30 feet each. ana
seven feet deem, upon their property,
Tor the purpose OF storing a sufficient
quantity Of water TO have complete
water system covering che entire
park.
a woll now on the property supplies
water for drinking purposes, aud a
gasoline engine viii be- Installed 20
pump the water from thla we'll 90 tho
tanks so that sufficient supply Of
water viii bo on hnnd az ON 3imoa for
irrlgating and nll nthor purposes. pros
yldod the well is deep enough for this
purpose
a test will be- made of This vol
m tho near future. and II O should
prove inadequate in on probability
another we'll will be bored.
The association viii meet tonight
over zoigcr's cafe Tor the purpose of
discussing me above plan more fully.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
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