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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

tide over the present dlmculty. The
bachelors have not put anything ID
the way of my raising young chickens
SHOTS 1V va FAIR EDITOR.
A woman CaAnoi vote. hul sine can
use a sharp stick on officials lg thoY
do not behave.
Come little boy Blue
And blow your horn
Tho men are al mad
And the lady forlorn.
TO properly look after husband
and children takes more onesgy and
ability than it does 20 run q country
newspaper
The Mouth Organ crusade AGAINST
the Oid B's has just begun. They
vii have 90 build h hives before an
other year--or take their medicine.
Goosoy. googey. rnnder
WHITTIER shall she wander
10 she could only booze
in saloons Tor news
Or sip at teddy st0wG,
shed never have the blues
And could collect her dues
No0acy, eoOary. gandor.
Al every turn. On search OF news or
business, an minated half comfrouts
the editor AZ long range ono would
suppose that a woman so situated
would have a picnic. a gala day. a
Fourth 81 July celebration every day
go the week. Nay. The editor does
NOT stand IN with the gallant knights
of the cup. who prefer bracing drinks
90 sweet children and domestic joys.
They have an banded together to
make the editor gtnrve or get married.
Il looks ungallani 90 the world. but
they mean q IN the greatest Kindness.
When tho pcEky writer Of iolbles iH
out ~ the way. there will he no ay
iu socicty'a ointment az Stuart a
woman has no place IN business; she
keeps things Aging galley weei ana
crooked Crowd her 20 the wall
Bravo.
Subscribe for The Evening Cltlzou
and Eot The news
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
INTEREST ~ STRIKE

New York. April 2-Tho Herald
Says; Interest IN the anthracite
strike shifts TO New York. tomorrow.
when The iolni Huh-commiiiee OF op-
orators and miners will ro-aaEomhlo,
In another effort Ga md a basls %
settlement and d S. made more in
toreaiuE BY the report that the Oper-
afurs may seize the opportunity 20
finally break with Mitchell and de-
clare for the open shop. so far aH
40 operators are concerned. they do
mos oKpoci 90 come 90 any satisfactory
understandings with Mitchell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

20 Wilbur punlaYy. bic heirs. admin.
igtraiOr1 and assigns,
You are hereby notified that ] have
expended ln labor and Improvements
upon tho Refuge Lode. situated IN the
New placorc Mining District, County
OK Santa 10. Territory Of l,ow Mexico.
Cor the year 1905. One Hundred
lfi0000 Dollars. as win appear by
certificate flied December 2Sih. 1905,
ln the ONCE of the Recorder of said
county. Ia order 90 hold said pfcmisc1
undor provisions Of Section 1898, Re.
viaod Statutes OF the United States,
being amount required % hold the
same for the year ending December
3iGi, 1905.
And % within ninety days after this
notice By publication you fan or re.
fuse 20 contribute your proportion Of
such expenditure az a cOowncr, your
Interest In said claim viii become tho
property Of the subscriber under said
section 1894.
GEORGE ALEXANDER
First publication Jan. 81. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

% delaying tho work OF the survey
PARTIES greatly
Mr Franklin gave @ as his opinion
thti grading on the souihcrn Pacific
would not begin before the nrst at
luIy Ho says it viii he June before
ihc urvoYs Of Engineers Milton and
Elv can ho brought together, and
then he allowed time for thc o8.
f.matca and letting o. contracts.
Hp gave 10 as his opinion that she
llna would cruss the San Juan on the
NaraChe place and 80 across the
meadows 20 the coal fields Mr., Prank
lip. after purchasing SOME supplies
for Engineer Eby'a camp and having
tkcm delivered across the foot bridge
left for Durango on the Drain IN tho
afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07


a very pretty Wedding occurred last
"Wednesday at tho residence of Mr
and AIRS. q RaHmua when their
daughter. Edna Viola, was united in
marriage 90 Edward n Wotiorllng Of
Miller.
Tho marriage ceremony occurred
promptly at d. m. Rev. Quinn per
formed the ceremony, which Was sol-
emn IN tho extreme tho order OF
tho procession was. Tho minhtor.
loWor girls. bride gruom, brides
maid and beH man.
Prior 20 the ceremony Mrs. ~ 81.
Bahcock rncited n Love You Truly ("
Mrs VIM. Gallagher presided az the
orgun.
while columns might he written on
the many virtues oi Mrs. Eduh Woft
terllng. % may an be expressed whom
We say she 10 a noble woman and
worthy of the very best NJ husbands
Mr.. WCitcrllug On ln the harness
bualnCa1 at Miller and 81, we under
stand, doing a good business and
abnndantly able 10 support a vito.
Amer the ceremony aud congratula-
tlpna were over a houutiful dinner.
such aa ONLY Mrs. Raamus can servo,
was pariaken Of by over 100 guests.
The bride while hilndiolded threw
q rose and bic LOWS Molchor good
and fair lewis may have been fun
Ming with The girls horetOioro. but be-
lH IN dead earnest now, 30 young
ladies. i0Qk a little oni or YOU viii
Be- married before you know lt.--Gar-
ner l) Democrat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

gle blossednoss An umdavit had 20
be made before a bachelor attorney
A prayer mpat ascend via a ainglc-
hearted man. Two banks were pre-
sided over By men who lived and
worked llfo's way alone. The tcle-
phone man was q nue dandy known
Ia several counties The real estate
man. the doctors. the holol man. an
enjoyed the iniOrmalities aud the hid
den delights Of hachoiordom.
Some iitile sarcasms published on
them and the peculiarities of social
life here, got q big reading When
tho new paper came ln / i0klngly re-
ferrod 90 Il 08 en attempt 20 force the
editor into marriage.
Al present the town has struck,
nearly all patronage being taken away.
e would look as n starvation we're
ahead. bat On the emergency tha edit
Or has bought some nno stock hogs,
and. with an incubator expects 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
OTERO COUNTY ADVANCING
JARlLLA MINING CAMP MAKING
GREAT PROGRESS - ALAMO
CORno DoiNo WELL.

Attorney General George W. prich-
ard was recently an AiamuE0rdo, the
county seat az Otofo county, on legal
business ne hrinFe favorable re-
ports from that section oi New Mex
leo. and Oh much impressed vita the
manner Ia which ha various re-
sources are bolng developed IN
speaking OF bis visit, be- said
Between She towns uf kiAmagordo
and Ei raso. Tex. there has sprung
up the town of Orr Craude. which m
spite Of the fact that 70 % Silt young,
has population of nearly 600 thrifty
and Industrious people. The last time
Was through that part oi the coun-
try, n few months ago. there was no
gign Of q town, 90 that yoa can easily
Imagine J was somewhat surprised.
when in passlnE there. ! behold tho
prosperous town, which it seemed 90
me. must have sprung up over night
"Iho mining development of the
district D. Responsible for SOS rapid
growth and thG mineral claims that
are being developed In a remarkable
fashion. The town "a keeping pace
with tho growth of the district The
water supply is pumped from q point
M the mountains known as Dog ran-
yon. and o. plentiful Tor tho needs
nf the inhabiianis.
In the Immediate vicinity % Ala
mogordo. matters are very satlgiac-
tory The trees are green 1nd crops
are in excellent condition. Many
farmers. who have not the advantage
nf Irrigation systems, are carrying on
their occupations with success.
Farmers who are In a position 10
bcnegit by Irrigation systems. have
their crops we'll under way. and a
splendid season is promised No ir-
rigatl0n systems are under conHtruc
lion az tho present time bot several
are being projected"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
ILLINOIS MlNERB 60
OFT TODAY PER NO

Chicago. M, April without a
demonstration of any kind. $50 coal
mineq in Illinois closed today. and sho
$4,000 miners employed IN che shafts
remained 90 home. M pursuance Of
the strike order. Operators ia Chi-
caeo announce thaa no precautions
AZ they have faith In the promises OF
President Perry. 81 the local district.
that order WIZ Do preserved. Small
ioreo6 ~ men. such az the engineers
and pumpmen remain M each niue
% protect she property from natural
causfai. The men striking win be-
allowed 20 occupy company houses.
and th8 non- payment az rent during
the strike viii not BE- regarded ua
gFound for eviction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
TRINIDAD MEN ORGANIZE
NEW MEXICAN RAILROAD.

Articles OF Incorporation have been
iilod with the territorial secretary Tor
ihn santa 81, Liberal & EnglcWOOt
Railway company, By Frank ~ Ien.
nison, New York, and j. O. North
cuu a. Watson McHendrld. G. y
Floyd. Ir. and Josephine Mcknight
an Of Trinidad, Colo, capital stock
tG000000. OF which 100000 hiss been
auhHcribod The principal oiiice viii
be- az Ration. with John Morrow pfln
cipal agent. Tho western terminus
OF the road win he at Des moiues
Union county. ana the eastern tor
minus at Englewood Kan.
The southwestern Lumber company
has been Incorporated by ~ j. Bruce
John a. sarRenni and Alex. .. Mar
tin. an Of Kansas City, Mo-, with cap
SAL 81 $4,000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
Almost Absolute In An
thracite and Blum
inOus Regions.
CELEBRATION TODAY CAUSES
Many to be idle Who viii
60 Back to Work
Tomorrow.

phlado'nhm. pa.. April Pnding
the outcome ui thc conference in
New iork CITY Tomorrow. between
thN oaaI operators ana John Mitchell,
che uapCns.on in thc anthracite disc
trie d practically complete. OF the
100000 men and boys Ia the hard
coai fields. who are affected hy tho
suspension, less than 1000 are az
work W the biiumluuus fic'ds 90
many mining districts. che Alaefa are
ode. chiefly owing 90 che ceiebntiun
81 the eight hour day, rather than
because % the wage question nj dis
puih
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
EVERYTHING QUIET, As USUAL.
AT UNION HEAnouARTE ne

indianapolis. Ind. April Al.
though $4,000 momhora OF the United
Mine Workers of America asa not re-
aune work today. awaiting orders
wanung the URgo scale by the on,
orators. there is nothing at union
headquarters Co indicate that any.
thing unusual has happened. The on
hciala of the organization are out of
the city PRECEDENT John Mitchell o.
io meet the anthracite operators no.
moruw Vice President Lewis a. in
ono directing the strike in taat
state and Secretary Treasurer VIII
son SIS ai C'carneld ga. attending a
Joint conference Ia the central Penn
sgiKaala dlHrirt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

To County Supurintcndcnts
Al the time for teachers Institutes
ls approaching, / hope county super
intondenis wili take pains 90 inform
prospective teachers as 10 what is
expected oi them Ia regard 10 the at
tendance of teachers iuatituias
Road section 1913 81 fhe law
take O that the Section il plain Eng
lish and means whnt Il says Read
part of Section 1926 about legally
qualified teacher" Notice what Us
said III section 1913 about excuses,
See Sect ION !, page 1gi, about what
the county pays. Remarks The
people tax themselves 80 sustain these
Institutes for the purpose of giving
teachers an opportunity 90 better
prepare themselves for their work.
and q s. expected that ihuy VII avail
themselves Of this privilege aud at
tend the full time a teacher who VIII
not attend oheerfully and contribute
20 tho auccoHs OF the institute should
be accorded the privilege Of remain
ing az home during tho year.
Section 1918 says that excuses for
non altendanee must De approved hy
the territorial hoard OF education.
This board has delegated fhAi power
60 the superintendent Of public In
atruclIon. During the coming sea-
son / expect Rll excuses 90 bee for
warded 10 this ofiice for approval Ny
general policy win be not 90 approve
any excuse. unless fully convinced
that ihe individual could noi have at
tended Further. the attendance must
De- complete Attendance small
fraction of the time will not count
Gentlemen lot us follow ihe Law
and execute A. h the law Is not
right let us cooperate and get a
better one ne the next legislature
HIRAM HADLEY
superintendent OF Public Instruction.
March so 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
WHITE YOUNG LADY 10
MARRY INDIAN LOVER
ROMANCE STARTED EIGHT YEARS
AGO, TO cULMlNATE IN MAR
RAGE lN A FEW DAYS.

Awaiting the culminali0n Of as pref
ty a romance as vas ever written By
the pen of che novelist. Mics Cora Ma
rlc Arnold of Denver. Colo. eQd AZ
hino Chayaula. a Pueblo Indian. from
the Santa Clara village. are az the
paltre hotel Santa Fc. and within q
few days they viii become man and
wife. after an acquaintance of more
than eight years. Mi2s Arnold. accom-
panied by two Of her sisters. the
Misses Geneva W. and lillian u. Arm.
old, and Aihino Chavarris. arrived In
that city from nspauoia. over the
Denver e Rio Grande railroad Thurs.
day afternoon and shortly after their
arrival IN toe city procured q marriage
ilgonae from Probate Clerk Marcos
Castillo.
% Bas their intention when they
arrived Thursday that the ceremony
bo performed Thursday evening, but
on account OF circumstances which
arose, their plans wofo altered and
ltfi ~ rather an indonnltc state. Rev.
". r. Dye, OF the Episcopal church,
was called upon 90 perform the core
mony, hut sent o request chat be be-
excused on the ground that Il was not
customary in perform ceremonies ln
his church dufing the ianton period.
Rev George r. Sevler was also called
upon, but asked that he bo excused
for personal reasons
The ceremony viii be performed
within q few days A. she d an hpia-
copalian aud she desires 20 have the
ceremony performed b. a minister %
that denomination. the party mag so
10 Denver wlrro Rev. Dean Hart will
be asked 10 0iiclnte. but tho matter
has not been definitely settled any
further than thai they WIN be- married
and that in q very short time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

10 Mary a. webb. Cassie white. 8 e.
white. n. j. 8irumQuiai. y. IL,
smithec. George 81. iiaaolton, Dol y.
con nj Drown y IT. Kelly, ID nt
Abraham. IS. ID. baldwin. their heirs.
administrator and assigns. and an
rereonH claiming interest or title 20
the old Timer Lode Mining Claim.
You arc hereby notified that we
have expended ln labor and improve
mcnta unon tie Old Timer Lode. go.
nnicd in tho New piaccrg Mining Dis
trici, county Of santa fe and Terri
tory 81 NoN Mexico. One Hundred Dol
lars Tor the year 1903 ag VIII appear
BY certificate filed November SIN,
1908. enc Hundred Dollars Tor the
year 1904 as WIN appear By certificate
filed November nth. 1905, and One
Hundred Dollars for the year 1905, aa
viii appear hy certificate filed De.
ccmber aSih. 1905. In the Office 0f the
The Recorder Of said county, in order
t1 hold said premises under provision
OF Section 1894 Revised Statutes "a
the United States, being amount re-
CURED Go hold the sane iur iho years
ending November 3lst, 1908. Deccnr
ber 3isi. 1904, and December tial
1906.
Aid n within ninety day1 after thif
noihu by publication you fall o. ~
fuse 10 contribute your proportion of
such expenditure aa co-owuof. yuar To-
tcfcst in said claim will INCOME the
property OF tao subscriber undor said
Section 1884
O. l.. BROOKs.
W. s. sTRiCKLHR,
First publication. Jan. 50. 1906.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
LARGER RAILROAD YARDS
AT TtralhNgnn

Preparing 60 handle $50 loads oi
coal and coke daily the increased
output Of the Dawson mines. the
Rock Island and Southwestern are In
creaHing the capacity ol their yards
a. TuCumcarl.
Al present the Dawson mines have
nn output OF about so ears OF coal
aud coke day. When tho new coke
ovens aud other oxteueiona 20 the
equipment at Dawson are completed,
and che daily output has been showed
up TO 800 cars a day, the soufhcwost-
orn and the Rock island win be Ia
readiness 90 handle tho talho.
The Rock Island and Southwestern
yards adloin each other al Tucumcari.
They have been adequate horctof ro
for the normal trailo OF tho line, but
congestion would be- sure 90 result
with the greater volume OF shipments
from the mines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
cIaylon 90 sloraas oampany.

rte. Buwdry Floyd and Jesse O.
NoFihculi. Tho capital stock rs fixed
at $4,000. an Of which uns been
subscribed o. the rate Of 500 per
share clayton. New Moxlco. will De-
the principal rlace OF business. and
q. n Gibbons win ncl as principal
agent The term oi existence "a liked
the company ia f0 conduct q cold atof-
ngo business along the lines specified
in their franchise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
TO Dc COMMENCED
IN SAN JUAN COUNTY.

C0o Franklin arrived IN town Mon
day evening. after haYing mane an
overland trlp ou the proposed line 81
inp Southern Pacific from the $50.
rollun mountains here. says the h1rm
lugtOn Tlmos-liuatler ile says the
country is wei up an che way, sud
that Il Is almost impossible 40 get
through with team and wagon. This
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
SUSPENSION COMPLETE IN
TNE ANTHRACITE FIEL De.

philadelphia, Pa, April 2.--hoporis
received today from che anthracite
holiday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

pitisburg. Pa. April To-day be-
ing the anniversary OF che granting
Of tho eight hour work day. almost
every mine % the PllisbUrg district
D. closed Tomorrow, however. Il h.
expected i&e miners employed by tho
PiitHhurE Coil company. and by sew
eral other local operators, VIII re-
turn 20 work. aud that all the mines
in district No. viii be running be-
fore she close of the week. These
miners have received an advance lOf
Of as per cent and will sign the con-
tract today ior two years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

KANSAS City. 80, April There
was "a complete shut down in che
hituminOn1 coal fields ln southwest
om Missouri. kansas western Arkan-
ana and territories 30 disorder -
reported anywhere
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

ia Mra Alexander az Cary. Me-. who
has found DR.. Kings New life Pills 20
De- the best remedy she ever tried for
keeping the stomach. llyor and bow
els III perfect order You'll agree with
her 10 you iry these painless purifiers
that inlusc new life Guaranteed hy
nam druggists. Price Csc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
Circular Letter No. 3.

Circular Letter No. 3.
To County superintendent
Gentlemen VERY briefly I call
your attention 20 few points.
Through you. { hope 90 reach the In
tercsted parties.
Poll raK.-Seo Sections t5f9-tt5i.
That law Is a good and reasonable
one. 10 is meant o. DO enforced. it
.a easily enforced. " the clerks OF the
various boards OF directors VIII per-
Tor mthcir duties. There are prob
ably 1000 registered votes iu the
territory. Afior making due allow
ancc for those who are not able
bodied" and for pRupors, the poll tax
should Weld che school fund NOT less
than fb5.0o0. a fund SUFFICIENT 90 ex-
tend every school IN the territory
thirty three days
Again. Read the middle Of Section
1883 Among other things You read
These directors shah file an oath
that they viii faithfully pcfic-m the
duties OF their ONCE" 10 collect this
poll tax Is a special duty. In cass
any clerk refuses 20 perform this
duty, n you cannot reach him legally,
please report him 10 his once. and
promise % exhaust legal powers iu
trying 90 have some ono put M his
place that will attend 90 the business
~ clerks ON boards try 20 collect this
tax and meet those who ought 90 pay
but refuse. my advice i8. 10 De- rea-
aunablo with them. explain che law
and lta purpose. and your duty NJ
they gi.ll refuse follow She law and
sue them promptly BE particularly
prompt about this ~ u be one of the
prominent citizens who refuses.
Make an example OF him. let there
be no favDritism "HUw 90 the line.
lei the chips fall whore they may"
Surely no good citizen can object 20
paying this small stipend. as h ~
used for the education OF children
Further when poll tax shall have
been collected, see that q "a paid 10
the county treasurer and credited 10
the proper district.
Election OF School Directors. ~
About oue-half tho time and energy
uf the superintendent OF public In
situciiOn is consumed In efforts 10
settle nolghborhood quarrela that
concentrate themselves IN she boards
Of school directors. ono great cause
] 81 NNNNN hANNNN"H NH NliMN NNNNANNNN ANI
school directors are noe properly and
legally held, as prescribed by Section
1889. I need not remind yon of your
duties ln regard % tbs election. The
law is plain hope you viii faith
fully perform thom. / am not hant-
in gw0rk, bat " you meet any dlfl-
cuiilea you cannot overcome, / shall
take pleasure IN aiding you
Special i.evios.-Tho people ought
to De made acquainted with the pro-
visions OF Sections 1884 and 1885.
about special levios for school pur-
poses. II they want better school
advantages they can hayo them by
voting Ia favor OF a special levy. But.
remember, this must be- attended "a
before the third Monday IN July.
HIRAM HADLEY,
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
March 90. 1906.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
NO STRIKE lN PoMgRoY
nTMD BfeTuleV

Powor0y Ohio. April 2-Thoro win
he ao miners strike in lho Pomeroy
Bend district The operators have
aNrecd iu pay thO scale demanded by
che union and WIN this week sign a
cuntncl OBJ that cnoci which will run
Tor two yoar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

win be- 90 Wagon Mound, New Mex
loo. and r n Gibbons uf Ration New
MEXICO. WIN act "a business agent
the term of existence of the company
is twenty years and iis purpose ia Do
conduct general cold storage busi-
ness.
Tucumcagi Cold Storage Company.
Incorporation are a. H fcneud-
rio. BoWdry Floyd and Jesse e..
NOrihcuit The amount uf caniial
stock is Fixed az $4,000. ail nf which
has been paid IN. the shares being
valued az 500 each The principal
business once win he at Tucumcnri.
New Mexico. and A. r. Gibbons of
Ration. New Mexico. ~ named az the
business agent The term 90 exist
cnce is twenty years, and the purpose
ui the company ~ 20 conduct q cold
storage business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

special Correspondence,
a number of railroad men have
iNon seen on our streets the last
week
iialf d dozen members % our SEM
mn sundayed in New York.
NJ end Mrs Nick Iongw0Tlh lad
ullera the other night Nick o. a
great entertainer
Some rowdlos from lhc west were
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
sprInasr 30 aloraae cempany.

lncOruuruinrH are IT. W Clark
josephine Mcknight and j. Q. North
cuti. an Of Trinidad. colo. The amount
of capital stock q nNed at $4,000 ali
0f which has been paid in. The
shares are valued at 500 each The
principal huslnogs ONCE win be- situ-
ated al Springer, New Mexico and r..
o. Gibbons Of Ration viii aci az prin-
clpnl business agent The term ol
existence % twenty yoara and the pur-
pose of the organization is io carry
a. "a general cold storage business
such as purchasing and storing sun
nheB. shluplne Thorn and itananciinF
such huslaeaa aa ia named pa tho ar
liclel OF Incorporation.
Wagon Mouna Cold Storage Company
I lnc0poralors are n W tlarh
Josephine Mcknight and Jesse
i N0rlhcutg. al of Trinidad Colo Th
lnmount III capital stock d. fixed q
$4,000. an bf which has been pai
4 in Tho shares are valued OF $40
each Che principal place os cuisines
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
NOT ONE IS At WORK.
SAWS COLUMBUS ADVlCEs.

Columbus. o.. April Alt was an
nouncod today thnt OF Ohios 10000
miners, not Onr ID workiaa They
win remain ont until the wage Ques-
fi0n ia settled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
TOTAL SUBDIVISION OF Work
IN WvomINe RnSloN TobAv

ftli8oaharre. Pa April Ain com.
pllance with On order FROM President
Mitchell. 90 me United Mine Workers
of America, there was a total aua.
pension of work lu thc Wyoming ro
giuu today