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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
BABY SHOW PROGRAM
Is NOW COMPLETED

The committee In charge of The
baby show feature of the twoniy.sixth
annual fair hold a meeting last even
INK ln the Office of Manager McCauno
and after trnuanctlng much imporlai
huslnoaa announced az me conclusion
Of the meeting. the following com
ploto program for this feature OF thg
fair.
President Solomon Luna
Secretary n, 81 Rosenwnid
Committee nOfradlllo. N Man
doll. T. ~. strouF.
No hablog eligible over two years
old. September 18th. 1906.
Exhibition al Casino hall. fair
grounda. Friday afternoon. September
81. 1906, az 3 o'clock.
The three Judges win be- selected
from Qua on the city.
The different classoa 40 entry. and
the prizes are as follows;
Nicest baby months o. under
First prize. baby carriage given BY o
W SirCag's Sons, second prize. one
extra largo JAR of HoFlicks Maltet
MIR, giVer BY the J III ORiplly CO.
Nicest baby under one year old ans
over SIX months old-Firut prize. Rolt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
THE 18TH ANNUAL FAIR
IS TO Be A HUMMER
Flower Parade a Feature Baby Show
Program In Full--BdSe Ball
Tournament.

Al the special meeting oi the uoWci
parade committee. held iasi rVrninF
arrangements were discussed and CON
adhered. looking io lho making of this
feature OF tho twenty sixth annual
fair one of tho most attractive ever
presented a. H. nafkluv Of kansas
city. WHo viii manage the flower pc
radc. was present at the meeting. ae
were Mcaara E r. Edgar. q. 4. Wash
burn and q powney. the other mem.
uors of the committee
Tho 90 miiioe proceeded nj once
20 business A. stated yesterday IN
these columns Mr. nurkloy has opened
headquarters ai the office OF the Uni.
voralty Heights Improvement com.
pany. where he has arranged a win.
dow display OF some of the solid car
load af n0Nels that he Nili bflns io
this city laiCF on 90 be- used in deco
rating tho carriages and floats.
A prize OF 500 o. offered BIZ the inlI
association for the best decorated
float. representing some business oI
manufacturing enterprise Flowers
must be used in the decorative scheme
l n this class. aa Ia ali others. but iOi
thla special event advertising matioi
Do not prohibited. a second prize of
$50 Us offered foF the second best IN
ellis class
A nrsi prize Of SIS aud second
nr'Eo of s25 o. offered for the bcgN
decorated private rig 90 take part %
tho parade ln this class advertising
mntter o. strictly prohibited aud enc
awards win bal made On accordance
with Ihls rule of the committee
Several other prizes viii ho arrnnr
ga hy the committee 80 that tharI
win ho something besides glory O
strive iof in The competition thpt VII
no douht take place between business
firms and owners of private vehicles
lu the good naiufrd struggle 30 havl
the preliiost nuat or carriage in llnl
on the day tho parade takes place.
nv Barkley. who viii remain la Al
huuucrnuo until after the fair. siatci
toby thai 80 would b. Glad to moe
any and every one interested in th
flower parade and to render them al
the assistance he couid. IN the matte
lof decorating their rigs The auiomC
allcs win also come in Tor a share 4
the parade and ~ o. expected iha
something startling and novel viii b.
forihcoming from the horseleas car
rage people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
BISREE IS READY
FOR CONVENTION
ARRANGEMENTS FOR ENTER.
TANNING DELEGATES ARE
COMPLETED.

BlabeC ls preparing with "a viii for
the entertainment of the delegates 90
he Arizona territorial conventions 90
be held September 6, says the Re-
view. with 4 vim that Us Characteria-
iic OF Bisheo when sho 8tartR out TO
DO things, the finance committee
chosen 90 prepare iof che coming Of
the political men OF both parties
started out che other day 90 raise sul-
ncieni money 10 properly take care
of the guests of the city on the above
date. with the result that last night
found the Golfers OF che committee
nllod 90 the amount of $500. judging
from che wgy that merchants and
capitalists are donating tho commlt-
tee viii ina Itself Ia good shape By
this evening 90 carry out the plans
which have been promulgated Tor the
care az che politicians who win come
in from an parts Of tho territory less
than three weeks ifum this day. u a.
felt that $3.50 or q little muros VIII
suffice ID meet the needs of that dag,
and the comnTiitCo ls practically ae-
furcd Of that amount already. aud this
iu bot Two daVs uf work
u Nas on tho original program TO
have the delegates an come in special
Pullman trains, owing 60 the fact that
o was feared that nlabco hotels could
not take care of the thfong THIS
plan has been abandoned since Ghe
COPPER Queen management has maae
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

arrangements 20 handle the eHiirt lat
OF inlmRtca. Rooms as ncnlly do
slwbio houses haze been aocpred. aud
all viii he taken care OF by ieElslef-
Ing ai the Copper Queen From the
main hotel they VIII hO assigned their
quarters IN adjoining buiidings.
September 9 viii be- O. gala day On
Bisbcc, wiz the Big gune Of both ,ae
leading political parties on the ground.
determined 90 forever blot out the Of
fccis of the work t' the jointlsis u
would be- difficult TO imagine q more
suitable place than bisnce IN which
io hold she conventions Of she two
parties. M viow Of tho sentiment pre-
yallinE az thia time on the statehood
question. The very atmosphere OF tnC
greatest mining camp on earth
rocks with tie sentiment OF aut..
iointura u 20 doubtful " there o. q
loyal aon Of Arizona within the limits
~ the camp or ia her Nnpirons who ID
In favor OF ioinluro.
nlsbeo win don her fladdoft raj.
mont for the occasion. and extend "a
tho sons of Arizona who come horJ
so name their respective candidates
FOR territorial honora the warm hand
0f welcome. nisheo "a already known
Throughout the territory as che great
esq community IN Arizona. but her re-
cent rapid strides VIII nos DO knows
Ear and wide 90 those who have moi
visited Wlthln her gates fas ibo nasI
few years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
A PRINTER At ESTANCIA
PROVED A FORGER

After having ueen employed 40 The
EstRpcia News Office about ten days
Harry &. laden. alias richardson
alias Jackson. took French leave OF
town last Sunday cvonlUg. forgetting
10 say anything 90 Mrs AvoTill. at
whose hosiery be- had stopped while
here, says the Egtnncla NeNE. On
saturday might he became latcrcsicd
In q game Of poker "a GreEgis place
aud came out second best After dis
posing Of all the spare cash he had on
hand ne produced a check for $40,
purported 10 be signed by us, which
was taken without any questions, un.
til later q was found that he mad
Omitted endorsing o. On sunday
morning this was called % his atfen-
tion and he then produced a $50 cheek
similar TO the first. which Mf, Grcgg
readily cdshed and with this money
the FIRST cneck was redeemed.
A. soon as the train with The artist
had left Mrs. Averiu wired Tor the ar
rest of the mar and he w8s detained
az Torrance. As We had only paid
him part of HE wages, retaining aniii-
Client 20 protect Mrs AvorIii. he at
once wired us. asking us 10 straight
on the matter with her This mes
sage Was delivered Go ns about a;20.
three milea ont 90 the country. Why
the agent should take such an Interest
iu stranger vo could NOT see. We
explained that we mad projected the
Iiandlady, but suggested that the man
Boz held until Monday morning. % give
time for further Investigation. Az he
had several days work here yet lt APP
peared odd that he should leave town
30 suddenly. on Monday morning we
were told 81 the checks and reported
I 50 a forgery. The man had boon ro
leased The nighi before az Torrance
and had aircady made hts getaway
The chfckH were a poor Job. no al
tempt being made io initiate the hand
writing and any one familiar with ouI
signature could readily note the for
gerry The ioreor had ransackod desks
I and drawers ln the 0filce before ind
ing the blank checks. and whom taxi
I inB oul the same, destroyed lho aiubba
lac Woil. 90 that tho missing checks
! should nor BE- discovered so readily
Everything showed that le was onto
bis business and not a novice al the
work
No doubt be will again seek employ
! meui lt some % ihe printing odicel
and again look for green heida
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
SUPREME COURT
At CAPITAL CITY
OPENED ~ ADJOURNED SESSION
AT SANTA FE YEaTERoAY.

The territorial supreme court con-
vane1 in adjourned session at no
o'ciDCk yesterday morning in 90
chambers az the capitol hullding, SAN
"a Fe. There were present. Chief
Justice william j Mills. Associate
Justice John &. Mcfio. Associate Jus
tlco Frank w. Parker. Associate jda-
iloe Edwsrd a. Mann and Associate
Justice lea a. Abbott Jose b. sena,
clerk pl ihe court. was qt hls post
imYld i Leany, assistant United
States attorney was in Attendance
The territory of New Mexlcu sFag rep
resented by Attorney 0oaeral William
10 Reid
The following business was trau-
aacted.
so lii0. Territory 81 New Mesicc
VS. H. Russell. appellant Motion
fnf ruhonrine ogerfulud.
No 1859. MDEollon U0ld 4 Copper
company plslutH Pa error. ya. w
Stout defendant in error. Continued
No 1862, Stern Rogers aianuiactur-
Ing company. appelle Ya. TITO Azie,
Gold Hiping a Milling company Con-
tinuod.
Ne iit3. yerrilmy Of New Monicr
w. Albuquerque Land Al Irrigation
company appellant Continued
No 1895, Eduardo ChuFga. appellee
so. ,. D. Teplina. appellant Conuu-
ued
SO. 1891 FiFs, National Bank Of
Albuquerque. sppelloo ~ leorre 4
Albright ID al. apnollants Appoa
allowed 10 the 5aptomo court 90 Ga,
uniiod States
no. 1923. Fi0renco T.. Johnston. ad.
m|niHifnlfaK. ETC., appellee. Va. a \
Hlca "a a. appellants Motion %
recall and quaah execution argaod an,
submitted.
80 1868. Alexander M iieufy
plalniln in ou0r. VS.. ~ q. Cartwright
doieudaut ln error Argued aud sub.
mfe "a 90 lls merits.
The following attorneys were 3D.
mited 10 practice before ihe bar d
New Moxico q. II noEoVinri. Santa
ne. arEo ~ HreRlneinn Aztec
'nrfr ~ Oliver. Albuquerque . ny
Ellen boswell, a H. love Roswell
OW iD the delay iu the aFr|fa
f hafIaio Justice Drank w rnTkef
who gsf aot reach ihe ciiy uetll &C.,
Hafa uer0 tried yesterday fore
u0 IHe only business done az ihl
mOfaire ssaal0n Na1 thc bearing D
~ fal motions Oh which action Wa
IS ho taken Ia the afen1Ua.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
TESTIMONY w ASSIGNMENT
or JUAN 8ANTIsTEVAN or TAO

Testimony was heard at the court
house IN Santa Re yesterday after
noon before r. 8. Clancy az referee.
In the matter of tho assignment Of
Juan ssnilsteyan az Taos county The
case came up on objections nlcd by
Mr. santiaievan 90 the Anal report Of
the assignee. a. Il. MANLY Attorneys
IA. b. Ronehnn of Santa Nc and J. r..
i.uak OF Taos appeared az counsel for
the complainant and Robert g. G0fi
NOR of Santa BE was present IN The
capacity OF attorney Tor Mr. Mandy.
Other lawyers were also Ia the court
room IN the Interest oi various credit
ors OF the trust fund Al the time Of
.h.s assignment Str Saniisteyan was
engaged en- the mercantile business.
wns proprietor oi the Tnoa county
bank and also large sheep owner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
MORE NEW eusHERs
OPENED AT Art


The development OF the Artcsia
country proceeds. says the Artesia
Advocate Nor IN a manner which
could be- called hnrum- acaum nor
rushing or booming. but On a regular.
Intelligent way, calculated 20 impress
the observer that results are sought
which are 90 bo Of real benefit Co the
country.
Last week three new wells of ave-
eago capacity we've brought In An
have splendid flows and are similar
On every way 90 ne 9th r hundreds OF
wells already .n operation So the val-
ley These were brousht In for T..
johnson. Dr. Yater and ". n Hard
wick and ali are northwest from town
from nine 90 twelve miles. nud are On
The vicinity Of the Bnnkin woll
brought in some time ago.
Tuesday of this week SIR Price
Henry brought % another we'll CA hia
land two miles southeast of town.
This one "a said 90 bo q very fno
we'll. above the average, and VIII
probably furnish water sufficient o.
irrigate 200 TO GOO acres OF land. and
perhaps more.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
WHAT TIE klpMgYs 90.
Thelr unoeaslng Wofk Keeps Us
eironn ana hanllhY.

RWNN. aWA NhNihNNf
AN the blood In tho body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter tho blood.
They work night and day. When
healthy, they remove about 800
grains 0f impure matter daily, when
unhealthy some part of thif impure
matter ia left On tho blood. This
brings on many diseases and gYtlp-
llUm1--ualn ln the hack, headache
inorYorgnc81, hot, dry skin, rhou-
maiilm. g0ui. gravel, disorder OF The
eyoliHht and hearing. dlrzlucss, Dr.
regular heart debility. droWainc1a,
ldfnpay. deposits in the urine. etc
But b. you keep che filters right you
viii have no trouble with your RID.
noyn.
Nalarlo AlaFld. ~ Cofriilos Road
sania Fe, New Mexico. SAYS ~ was
| continually buying medicine i0f my
kidneys Nome of she medicine !
used had tho eiiehiom effect on my
kldeuya or hackncho. M least ] was
unable % notice any whom an at-
tack OF baekacho reached The Fiduleni
stage WaH compelled i0 aiop work
for ora hour until the apaHm diaaB-
Ipearei. when suffering from an a.
tack Coz Deans kidney Pills. Tho
remedy soon bCnofiiiod me % eyory
way and removed every symptom Of
kidney complaint heartily recon-
mEuu noane kidney pills"
For sale hy ail dealers Price 5O
cents Foster Miihurn Co. Buffalo,
IN y sole agcnis Cor Che United
States
Remember che namo- Dcan's- ana
HI.I|
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

De had e mother and father Living ln
che MoNicnn republic and n poaSible
They win BE- notified of his demise.
for anyone else. Tie passed away
while unconscious Before Bis lllnos1
reached the fatal stage. he asked for
and received the last rites at the
Catholic church, % which hc belonged,
aud expressed SORROW for bis llio Of
crime Ramos ofionao was MURDER
20 the Grsi degree. committed in
Grant county 'e was placed ln the
Iponiiontiary Mas no.. 1901 Although
bis sentence was for 90 years be- was
always a model prisoner and was a.
lowed many liberties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
LOW RATE ON FLOUR
ABOLISHED IN TNE WEST

Chicago. Aug 2S.-Tho order Ok the
western railroads aholiahing the lower
rates for the transportation OF Hour
heretofore granted, went into effect
today. and after this the same rate
VIII be charged for tho trnnsporta-
zion OF -four as for the transportation
lot wheat This p a great victory for
the Chicago mlllora. because e enables
them successfully 10 compete with the
.millcrs nc Minneapolis ana other vest
FERN cities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
poUnLE RFFLlcTIoN CONES
TO FATHER TIfftnHi

Father Julllard has recently re-
ceivod the sad news az the death nf
his brother ln Campbodgc Asia,
where he was inspector general 81
point says the Gallup Republican.
Fovor was she cause 20 death. a
short time ago another brother was
KILLED Ia one of tho riots in central
China Tie was ia command of q
small detachment of French soldiers,
stationed No n fort tho coolies who
were IN rebellion killed him. but boz
fore the shot which proved mortal
ended his Efo he rallied his soldiers
and drove the rebels On pnd q number
were killed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
LITIGATION OVER INSURANCE
ON THE PACIFIC COAST

San Francisco, Aug. 2s-The pro.
ceedlngn Ia the case oi the Rnsenthal
Shoe company against the Williams
burg Insurance company. inyovlnE
the validity OF the earthquake clause
iu Insurance policies. we're resumed
before Superior Judge Hebhapd today.
li Is expected that the two parties ca
The suit will agree 10 accept am In
formal Judgment which viii permit
them 10 bring the case before q hlsh-
or court ior the purpose oi establish
Ing a tcst case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

J. ~. stahl. thu architect who %
now building me Catholic church nt
Ia Meallla. and who ls also building
ihU Lehman block IN las Cruces.
through advice of Dr. r. j., Mcbride.
win leave Tor New Orleans soon "a
have eh operation performed. says The
las Cruces Citizen. Mr. Siahl put np
the First National bank building ono
.amung the finest structures IN south
fern New Mo1iro. and has several OH
Ter buildings 10 put up IN the vallcf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS or
AMERICA kOLD MEETING

Allentown Pa, Aug th.--lhn ln'
nnai state camp OF the Patriotic 9r-
der. Sons OF America. WIS opened rfe
informally lnH afternoon and W rC.
main in session four days Th oat
event Of the convention viii The
parade on Wednesday n M efocicd
that moro shan SIX Thousand me nhora
win be- IN limo on that occasion a
number OF prizes will be awarded %
.shc various camps takln6 past IN the
parade The sessions OF tha eonvcn-
ton VIII be held az the Lyric thoaior
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

Thursday a couple leii the Hood
bound train which was held, AZ tho
Alamogordo station and repaired 20
ihe court house where they secured
IA marriage licenso aud were married.
by Judge O'Reilly, says the AdYcrils
err They gave their place Of rosie
dcnce 90 LawiOn. Okla. and the
names the license was issued 40 we're
Bernard Clark and Miss Maria Der.
rlngion The groom was totally hlind
end wag observed that IRE usual
custom was reversed aud the groom
Instead Of the bride was lcd 90 che
-aILaI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
CANADIAN EXHIBITION
OPENS At TORONTO

Toronto. Ont, Aug. est The "a.
madam National exhibition, which
opened yesterday under the most "a.
yomble auspices. "a the largest ever
held ln thls city The number of de-
parlments has heen materially In
creased ana the entries ln tho vaFi-
Gus glasses are more numerous than
nt any previous exhibition. Tho total
aRFfegalo oi premiums reaches ei5.-
900. of which $4,000 viii be aErtod
ID the I've stock classes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES
HOLD JOINT CONVENTION

st. Johnsbury, VI, AUG. 2S.--rhe
seventy third anual convention of the
unlyersPlists Of Vermont and the
province OF Quebec. the sixteenth an
nuRl convention OF The Young Peoples
Christian union of Vermont and the
province of Quebec. and the tive lith
annual convention Of tho Woman 3
uniyersalist Mlsslonar ysocioiy Opou-
cd yesterday and win remain in aos-
sion four days. cloing oB Thursday.
Tho attendance at the three conven-
tions IS quite large and the town o.
filled with visitors. Tho conventions
are an held In the uhivoraalisi church
and the vestry connected with ID.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
"sio SIX" TEAM


s. ID pnirloA. of Trinidad. Colo,
who owns and manages the "niN SIX
base ban team OF that city. has writ
ten Manager McCanna. OF the Fair
aaa0Clul0n. io the effect that ho WIN
have his tgam on hand nt the opening
Of the iweniy.aixth annual fair for the
purpose OF competing - tho base ball
tournament
The "nig Six" has made en- ohvlahio
record Tor itself Ia Colorado. aud al
present - the iayorito in the betting
Tor Whining The Albuquerque tOuTnR
mont but tho browns are YET 10 BE-
heard from, and when their new play
ors arrive the betting status viii prob
ably change.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
LiFg PRISONER RAMOS
DEAD At pENiTENrlARY.

Jesus Ramos, about 40 years az age.
q ire prisoner AZ The territorial ponl-
ionllary, RaiuNd eternal freedom from
the Jaw, Saturday morning, when be
died ~ q chronic complaint contrnci
90 since hia Incarceration. His body
Wiil b buried 81 a rough pine box IN
me prison cemetery So lsf gs known
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

TnOa Valley Savings bank Place
of business, Taos. Taos county. New
Mexico. Territorial agent Posey 3.
Wilson. az Taos. Capital stock. Si5.-
600, divided into $50 shares of the par
value OF ei0O each. Object. doing a
general banking business. Duration.
isfty years. lnccrporaiorE. Howard s..
Reed. Charles "A. lngraham. Richard
II. Hanna, Napoleon y. iAughlln of
Santa Fe and Posey 3. Wilson OF
Taos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
Passed clvu Service Enamlnatlon.

Charles ,. Parsons, secretary OF the
civil service board, has been notified
that the following passed the civil
service examination Tor letter car.
TieF and DostOfiice clerk az Santa Re,
which was taken by Ave local resi-
denis. James g. Harvey, s4O5 per
cent. Roland W. whitman, 1880 por
cent and Harry q Hoglo. 1880 per
cent The last named has been acting
aa emergency substitute letter carrier
and has given good satisfaction. From
these three Postmaster Walter VIII
.appolnt a substitute colrh. the onlg
vacancy az present ON the Santa ~
posiofhco force
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
LOCAL REPoRTGR
sNjUaEo m Bio aEe

News hes been received in efnn
Fe OF a serious accident which lriel
Jesse OoOdo, former reporter tf
New Me4lcah. who now has q
Gar position on the Blsbeo Miner Az
c0fdlng io adglceg A. Ooodo Tfs
thrown farm 4 horse saturday 81
nos la q hospital al Hlahoo $50 irf
from conclusion ~ tie brain. ne d
said 10 bee seriously .ainfod WIS
ihc accident ia serious one "a T not
necessarily fatal nnd tne manf
friends ~ The youuE man hope f1f h'
speedy and complete recovery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

Superintendent siamm. ol sha fruit
exhibit, Intends making a trip through
ne territory shortly for the purpose
.of meeting aud comforting with
number Of ihe prominent New Mexico
fruit growers, l0uking 90 tho securing
lot q large eghinit Tor the coming fair
aunorlntendcut siamm states that
QlfCedy ho has received assurances
from a large number OF fruit growers
Ia the verloua districts that they win
make "a display, from their section.
bot be desires % make this years
exhibit the inrHost over. nnd for this
purpose Will personally go among tho
fruit men iO arouse their interest in
the matter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

Associate Justice William al Pope
will not be- present az ihc adjourned
te-m u court 10 and hls wife are at
present on a trip 10 California. Judge
Fopes health having been Impaired
~ late uy uvurwufk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

Governor Herbert j Haecrmnd has
appointed r. d. Salmon oi bloomfield
as another territorial delegate 90 the
annual convention of The Sheep and
wool growers of New Mexico 10 DO
held az Albuquerque on September iS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

Tho curloW boil Is ringing every
might now in nlshee. Arlz. and woe
helide the boy OF girl roaming about
iho streets after .is Ominnus WnTn-
ing u was not until tho attention
Of the city fathers was called 20 thC
fact that boys of tender age and even
girls still in knee dresses were CAD
ding about late al nhfht and sirayinE
from tho path Of rociiindo that "a halt
was ordered. There had been Rn orr
dmanco .n the city Htatnths ln lhf
nature al q curieW law for Some years
bot it was not until recently that %
wnB ever enforced. The police have
been given Instructions t0 arrest ans
boy OF girl on the streets after
o'clock Such offenders viii be- placed
On tho city lail and held until theli
paregts come fer them The enforce.
mout az the curfow law IS ALREADY
having o saluiary effect upon che pre-
coolOug Juveniles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

The postmaster general has issued
orders 10 discontinue tho star sor-
vice botween Shnudon. sierra county,
and Garfield. Dona Ana county from
September 10 on.