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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08
HOME SITES IN DEMAND
GREAT REAL ESTATE BOOM IN
SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON.

The people of Washington have suddenly
awakened to the rapid rise of real estate
values in the southeast section The de-
mand for home sites during the past year
has far surpassed the expectations of the
most enthusiastic property owners, and
the locating here of the Firth-Sterling steel
plant of Pennsylvania has started a boom
which, 1t Is claimed was never before wit
messed in any suburb of this city The
buying of lots for home and business sites
seems to have conferred a. Washington
Highlands, 1t being the cheapest property
and nearest subdivision to the stel plant
Washington Highlands, adjoining land
purchased for this plant, is the largest
subdivision In the District of Columbia and
the investing public are rapidly taking ad-
vantage of the tremendous boom the COM
ing of this plant predicts
Great interest has been aroused by the
announcement of the establishment here OF
one of the most extensive manufacturing
plants In the world, the possibilities of
which cannot be estimated at this time.
Beginning of Expansion.
1t Is confidently believed that the trans
pany's projectile plant to Washington Is
the beginning of a remarkable expansion
of the industrial growth of the city, and
is only the preliminary to a series of in
dpstrial developments which are said to be
in contemplation, and which if they take
place will bring TO the District several
great establishments.
The plant alone viii employ hundreds of
men, skilled workmen of the highest class,
and it is natural to suppose they will make
their homes in the immediate neighborhood.
The best paid men receive higher salaries
than those working in the navy yard, and
the mechanics get about the same.
1t Is predicted that during the coming
year at least one hundred houses will be
erected In the vicinity of the steel plant to
accommodate the fastgrowfng populatio
of this section. The Washington High
lands Company have donated four of their
best lots for church site, which will be
erected In few months.
Property Subdivided.
The Hungerford properly, adjoining
Washington Highlands on the SOUTH has
been subdivided and put on the market
with prices ranging from $3.50 to $500 per
lot.
The coming of this plant is the first step
toward the development of the southeast
section. greatly enhancing the value of
surrounding property. and 1t is reasonable
to look for the establishment at Wash
ington from time to time of great indus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08
FUTURE POSSIBILITIES.
Views Of Mr.. David Moore on Real
Estate Conditions


In an interview with David Moore. FORM
erly president of Moore g. Hill, Inc, re-
garding the real estate situation. he stated
that during the past month there has been q
demonstration OF the future possibilities Of
real estate In this city showing not only
by the local men but by people from various
section OF the country the great utility OF
business property as an investment. There
have been more inquiries for investment
properties than ever known before and the
sales contaminated fully demonstrates
that property continues enhancement
In value. In the growth of the city and
all sections enhance the value of the prop
erty centrally located for business pur-
poses.
The prices Of three months ago cannot
be figured on today. I have had four Of
fers ON property ranging from S1E.O00 to
$aS0.00o. that could have been delivered at
the price offered three months ago. bat
now tho owners have advanced, the Whole
situation showing q healthy condition, ana
predict that the spring viii show great
er number Of aales than No have ever ex-
pexienced before
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

The announcement of the death of
Mrs Jefferson Davis will be received
with real sorrow ali over the nation.
She was an ideal wife and mother
whose deep afnic,lons over the asa.
timely death OF husband and chlldren
have touched an hearts.
ono might not aRgec wlth her Beet
at the same time one could noi bat
admire her brilliant Intellect warm
heart. spartan courage and ioriiiude
under an circumstances 10 was Airs.
Davis good fortune "a have been a
favored child nf wealth ana to have
been endowed with rare personal
charms.
Hor educational advantage we're
very superior She Was n pupil Qi
Mime Grelaris school De Philadelphia
then fhc BEST and most ariaiocrgtic lu
me country Mme Gf0lafd. aa her
nhmp Indicates. was q French woman.
thoroughly familiar with me French
court and the requisite training Cor
young women Nho were l0 move in
che higher circles of society. cungc-
QuenNy Mrs Davis WAS aplcndldly
fitted 40 grace her position as the
wife uf The fagurite son nf Mississippi
who was warrior congressman, sec
ruiafy 90 war senator and president
of inc conledcrcy
knew Mrs. Davis in 1890. when
they lived al 1896 First Northwest,
Washington, nnd recall wildly her
cordial greeting of all callers. her gua b
WY of manner Der nne face, lighted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
MARKET LETTER

Kansas City Oct 80 The cattle
supply came IN lfreguarly Lass week
ON account 30 the storm the FIRST OF
the week ON Friday there was up
wards of 100 carloads Of New MfxlcOs
here, and go through the week fhe
proportion 0f range cuifie was heavy
The total supply was l5O10 hoau
short of corresponding week laat year
because of tha inability af ihe mii.
roads to furnish cars rhoy have
been driven t0 make extraordinary
EFFORTS fo supply them 'atolY. aud lo-
day the run of cattIa is 1i0po read. q
ilherai ram CO. the sea nu Iht mat
moderate rn uip'a an were BE- LOL
that cattle shrink Hu much where cars
are delayed net returns would BE-
heavier under present conditions Itr
ularhet ia steady today, cows hCldlna
tne gain OF 10 % ii cents seYfei last
week. ether grades mot mWch CHANG
ga from "a week aso. Calf nm haf
been extra heavy al monih aud
heavy wcighia are naturally lower
thnn feH weeks lfn muuIEN from
te.l1 i0 S4,2A, lighf Foais around
$500 Chuice New Nesie0 lockers
sell "a 1915 tO fflH hulk I'D range
stockers 5000 to fgit. Colorado ana
western killing soAfs 3iN m flf0.
GUYS tEo1 70 t1c3 Panhandle aud
how Mexico COWS and hnfara 81 40
io t3lo. bulls s2i1 10 $3.50.
The sheep supply d ialllnne Oh Ois
aconnnt Of the near approach of the
end Dl ibe range season lamla arc
~ 20 ~ cents above week ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
ROSWELL MAN HIS
OWN EXECUTIONER
cRAZED az DRINK MARION pa
way CUTS HIS WRIST WITH
RAxOR AND RLEED8
TO DEATH

old king Alcohol claimed another
Victim last Saturday in the person Of
Marion payey of Roswell. who. after
paying his respects To- abe liquor hRb-
~ in "a lengthy letter. cui his wrist
with "a razor and bird tu death
pnfny when anher was an induairl-
uua lahoring man hu had u family
cpnsiHtinR ol wife and agyun chill.
drgn nnd wis the owner 0f "A home
On Washington avonuU between liith
and Sixth streets fur a0ma time hG
bad heen ln failing health, 10 which
Was added che uup'oaaaniness 0f q
family separation. hla wife aud Hlh
children having iefi him and gone io
Texas Tho seventh child a gruWb
SOM was Hls0 an absentee from ihc
home helns employed So Cl0udcron
81. 81
After che departure of his vito Pa
YeY rented iholr resideuce and &C.
flred t0 little shack which stood M
iho back Sand Hers Dee was found
dead hY Dos brother In-iaW. uugl
OflnlHHn who had lore him only o
short time before eug1Hud in wriiinH
iho letter referred to above The
corunors iury rendered a simple ger
lici ol suicide
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
REPUBLICAN AND FusioHlsTs
or TORRANCE cOUAT

The republican conyeniiOn OK TOR
rance county, held af Ealancia. last
Saturday. endorsed the fDlluwinE lag
lsiatiyr nominations For the logisla-
tive council from the eleventh council
district composed 0f the counties or
ianCnln, otof0 and IOrfance--Carl a..
Dalica Of Willard rorranco county.
For member of the house ~ repre-.
feniauvos from The twelfth District,
composing fhr r0uptioa az Valencia.
Mcklnley and Torrance g. E. Al
bridge. Dl Gallup. MrkinirJ county
The following county iiDtei Was put
into the aald Comfy commissioner
hra' district. Jesus Cnndalarlot acc-
0nd district Cfiailno chares
Probate clerk Candida padilia.
Treasurer and ek nalci0 collector
Macarln Torres
Assessor Antonio aaiaaar
superintendent az schools lnan a.
iHfamllio
surgngef ~ ID Ihorp.
Thr resolutions endorsed aAd lH
proved fhe republican territorial lIHf
form adopted az tho las Vegas r1a
Feuii0n September ~ aaf. President
Roosevelt. Dolueute AndfcWs nnd 0os
crnag Haeeruan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

lsh ENJOYS claim 20 the vessel and
li was purchased hy tho United states
After most completely rchiilnH ihc
hoHalui iof active service. she ives
presented tO Queen Victoria AZ q tcs-
timunln OF Americas regard. An
American crew brought The vessel
over. and entertainments were given
10 celebration Of tho event at SCUM.
ampion aud liverpool when Rcso-
luin was nneliY condemned and Die.
maniiod ouCdehi Timber was taken
from tle hulk to make inc writing
desk alluded io. which was presented
io tho Then president for use IN me
White House while Thomas Manson
fhc only man nov living who was ON
me Reeo'uiV. was refused permission
fo take away a piece uf timber t0
maize a enunHnK. Tor which Dee siill
hoids q grievance ueainsl the British
government
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
NEW UNIFORMS
FOR THE COHVICTS
OLD STRIPES BEING ABOLISHED
RAPIDLY ANo RATHER NarTY
CLOTHING SUBSTITUTED.

Caulain Arthur Trelfofd. supeIin.
ieudent of tho New Mexico nonltcn-
iinry has begun iho introduction ol
uniforms lu The territorial prison.
with ihe result that some ol iho c0n-
Fleia might be- mistaken l1r members
ili ih6 mounted police force, from tho
standpoint of cloihlug the OLD
'fiTlpea are in be eni.fe'y eliminated
aa faW az fho clothing 81 worn aui
lhe nrw prison clothing BE- of q iight
Aiulsh wHY. in color substantially
made ana Nel niilnr It Oh similar
io ihaf in uaG Ia many 0i tbe larger
penal institutions nl ihl1 country, ana
England rfe finger print method oi
NonlceaiIun which in the United
States 81 d comparatively now ioaiuro,
goa lfHoiY ~ placed n use ln fho hnW
HeNicn pflH In ihe ntaf future ~
u method nu Impression uf she
lm 1f each convict lg taken aud if
said ihhi ID l9 Impossible Tor "a
ln. ihus recorded io escape 'aUnit
alton " ng1ln arrested i0f any OF,
nee,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

iIiude when a weaker woman would
hnve rehelled ana invclgcd against ca
cruelty of fate.
Ter refusal 10 allow tho house. sac
rod 90 nor from asaOciaiionh linked
inaeparably with the memory Of her
husband and children. DO be prOsli
iated io what she co, sldorcd base pur-
poses and iO have accepted q ninth %.
tho price offered her hy hotel syn
dicaie, when assured u would be- dod
lcnted 60 the memory Of her husband
and Tor . home FOR confederate votor
ems expresses eloquently her Woman
ly character
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

Changes viii occur In NE telegraph
department ~ fbo hich.sun Topeka
q Santa W fallNay ag "a result % the
promotion T Walker knowd of To-
poke 40 ho telegraph manager of me
sanu ~ 0gN lines i1 fncceHd VA. u
laod Nhu went iu 900 Frisco Ha SUI
nfflnlfndtuf uf telegraph The
CHANCES afa
MAJ F|sbur sire th|ff and meua
cor ~ ihe "a luuia RELAY Office ainc
1893 haa hpeu appointed 90 succeed
WeNef knoNd 40 Topeka.
q H fireman. wire chief ana mln-
aver AZ laa NtEaa. o. Transferred a.
IA Jnnia Vice 30. li Fisher
vice M nfennan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

Tho rroen bias with a feather ln
lho band the hat ln which Emperor
william has been phologrsphod 10 of.
zen has made its appearance in pic-
cadlliy. and seems destined Io become
me fashion ln London. ihoufh io the
man who desires i0 dreas medesiiy
and tasioinlly ihis 'Frcon Trilhy
hr'urs "a shock. n resembles che dnrk
green hni nf The mnunialnCcr having
u broad. viridRrpcn ribbon and g
small feather lu the hnnd. 40 give 30
an additional touch of ihe picturesque.
suggesting mountains, guns and the
triumph oi The marksman Rather Oul
lot place iu picradilly ybu would
think. hui the dealers M hats are force
ing them uu the public and ne who
refuses iu "silck feather M hiH cnn
and call % mnccutoni' VIII soon b.
ibc exception Inc London street boy
however. refuses fO take thr fashion
seriously. and ~ roviving she oldiimC
Idea that Jack with the feather" Us
a fool with improvements.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

Special Correspondence
New York. Oct G0.-ln Rocklnndco,
a couple of hours by train from Now
York city. o. a comfortable farm of
85 acres with a nno Old house Hitua-
ted up on e hill and surrounded by
Clnmp of elms that suggest the
quiet repusc within.
The mrm d. tenunted by 20 men,
hut no woman The men are up with
iho birds ln She morning After
breakfast they go ont INTO iho sta.
hlea and fields and labor through the
day OF evenings thcy may Dc found
in The spacious naflors. or the library.
smoking conientediy. reading. pius o.
ing games, talking
These men soom happy Tho
stranger. we're he permitted to enter
fhe house, would be pcrploxed IN de-
Gliding what manner Of colony this
mignt be.
These men are criminals In the
process of reformation. The farm
Us DE new Hope HAIR 0f the Yoi-
unieors of America. ana lis angel Is
Mrs. Maud darlington Booth
Hope Han was, until recently. in
Flushing T.. Every time there
was burglary in that section Che
cry WAS raised that the cFimo was
tho work Oi some one of che "cxcnn.
vlcts" Mrs Booth declares that dos-
$50 d6gSg SSWs
> There ia no man in all the q
. world moro lurinrn than the .
3 POOR fellow who comes out of .
. prison frluudlese. almost pcnni .
. less, and win society nrcmdicod .
= against him. Our duty is 90 .
give him The stepping stone for .
. the new world hat be- must .
and can establish for himself .
10 N ho o. given fair chance" :
Maud darlington Booth. .
as aRasaaRaRaRRas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
RAISING COTTON
NEAR ROSWELL

A l.. Haynes. who has o. farm ten
miles southeast OF Hagerman, raised a
crop of cotton this year and brought
a bale uf Il 10 Roswell and had n
auclioned on The Joyce rint com.
pany bid % in through Eliza waite FOR
$50 Il waa Rinned 40 Carlsbad and
the bale weighed is5 pounds. Mr.
Haynes cultivated only seven acres
of the iiny acres OF Gotten he planted
and will have seven more bales The
seven acres be- cultivated win average
three-quartOrs OF q bale 60 the acre
a. one bale to the acre ln "a cotton
country is considered a good crop. Mr.
Haynes thinks be- has done pretty
well The quality is said 10 De- above
Che average.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

The Bishop uf Buruey. speaking ON
the Joy of sacrifices. said 10 WIS most
harmful fO appeal Too often 90 The
emotional side of cur nature A. All
uhiloaophlc theories for the mnmufac
ture of human Joy were worthless. 40
did an attempts 20 iniuso Joy into
mems poor hearts break down APP
plying his words 90 the ioylcHfncsa of
fashionable society The bishop said
AZ che washed out iag end of a Lon.
don season take your station af Hyde
park corner near cnOugh io the end
less string 0s carriages to SET good
loOk beneath thc picture hats Count
the lack lusior. bothered bored looks
OF the wrHrors Are these people real.
~ tasting the satisfying pleasures of
iWe2 Strange that their faces should
30 belle them u they are. FOR don't
know whore / can see $50 many ioyleHs
faces Material means III enjoyment
cannot make Immortal the capacity
Tor enjoyment Where Solomon and
Chesterfield failed. the butterflies of
Mayfair are not likely 10 succeed "
but Mayfair. going home from n sur
ieit Qf pleasure. is quito different from
hayialr going to the house OF juy.
as The good bishop might have oh-
served had be- looked under me pie.
uuro hats earlier in the day. But
Cha, would have been quito another
story. one nui $50 well suited 90 point
lhU moral 90 "a rrclchmeui on the
dangers uf Cmollunaliam.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

arc offered
-rho trouble ls most of my boys
come from che ciiy Hnd ID d dimculi
tn make tho ciiy iakn thorn back
when they como out of prison He
Sides. a return Co Tho clly has ls dan.
gers. There Is the salnoa ou ovcgy
other corner. the old companions aud
the same temptations
For several years have adVo-
Gated she removal OF all prisons into
Tho country where prisoners might
learn to tili The soil which would
give them an uccupation 90 take ur
when they leave prison end. more
Than ihai would give Them health
instead OF the weakened condition
which comes from confinement
The Joy Of Hard Work.
y nave known men who have FOL
lowed burglary as their maHk Of
livelihood for years, and who came
from me lowest environment 90 bt
transformed In character IN the few
months they are IN ,ur home They
nrft 800 aoif-reapoci They nnd 90,
Joy oi hard work. bllstera On iholi
hands. They so to bed tired ont al
night and get up fresh and ready foi
hrenkias' and another days toll
They learn the satisfastion ~ produs
lug sometime And then they gel
dignity
"Tho most gratifying part of 90,
work s found in ihe letters which
come from the employers of these
mon Ia almost every instance shoj
write words of thanks t0 us ANA Eel
us that they dud our boys ambtiou
workers.
THE work ls ils own reward q.
us. Hope Hall ls maintained hy mon
/ ey I received o. q lecturer and from
"a collection privately made. We .e
cclro mons clothing END thls is YER,
essential in The work"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

Echoes of me Lord Mayor rroces.
sion through Paris with an Inc at.
ipndant pump Of his official coach
and c1achman in the goldlnced coat
and powdered Wis. are still feyerher-
ninS across tbr channel and hnding
Judgement iu LONDON foe Fog ia used
advlsglly lor % is not quite clear TO
Engiishmen that the parlsinns are not
expressing their delight with a polite.
PSI concealed grin Beneath $50 oxter-
log of Intense happiness there seems
tn lurk smoker too spontaneous TO
bo wholly Kept down For a spectacle
thar has survived the changes and
improvements Of The years. while h
may eliil preserve sultmnify aud im
prossiyeness for those used tO Sos en-
nual appearance. may only excite n
mirthpruyoking sensation wnen trans.
planted to the streets OF gay Parts.
Many English visitors saw the Lord
Mayors turnout and MOI a few noted
that while the pOpulnce as q whole
preserved lis countonance. there was
un misiaklng the dclirlous eject h
had upon me street gamlns who hailed
lts approach and followed IN lts wake
going and coming from The Elysce
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

graphic description Of her herolsm
during the trying days Of the capture
and the return 10 Richmond under
military escort with everything gone
--even hope dead.
Her unwarorng loyalty 10 her hus-
band and devotion 90 her family re-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
MURDER CHARGED AGAINST
a 49, ~ - 90 1

nomeirlo Mar wanted iof int mur
def of a youne Moslcan ui CO., Nne
fol mine ufHr Globe. Ar.gona. last
january. S. Boz iall. having been ar.
rested while ai work af tho ID. ~
smeltcr After the crime Dlae escaped
~ Mexico aud returned. Thinking chat
his crime bad been forgotten
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

pounds. ease. 81 COWS. sf2 pounds
$685. fd cows. $50 nAHnds. f2fts
bulls 1891 pounds $3.50
b. H Crndior. Springer N Ma
sidchcrf 100 pounds ffoNs on stock
crs. f6a pounds. $3.50. MS cows. soc
pounds. sass; STAG 1850 pounds.
t3.f0
a. 81 anG a. A. Pmlsr Springer
N AZ fs aiockers Hll pounds. ffoof
sioctefa. on pounds $500 90
calves. $50 nounds. flmi 53 heiiogs
iii pounds St2l. cows loaa
pounds sta1
D. AZ. Hlcis clmarran N. AZ ea
siCCrs al3 pounds. $500. 40 cows
pti D1uuda $500, af COWS GA
pounds $500
W. 81 Hallcil Bovine. leNae als
cows $50 pounds $500 o. COVE So
pounds t3e5
D. " onl g p Farsen. Chnnnlua
Texas esi cows 500 nunds $3.50
Geo Cnickcr, spdneer 81 - az
siuchers ifb pounas. $40
? ~ Mcl'0lllaier Springer N N
"a wockefE isH pounds. $3.50 on
aioCkcrs $40 pounds. $3.50. 30 stock
ora, 40 pounds or i0, % stays. eso
pounds t22b; Caif 800 pounds.
$500 3t stockers. 5i5 pounds. 1915.
20 huckcrs. eui pounds t3f0
knhihousfn. Hai0h. 81 Al i9
H'ockrre. i31 pounds. f1s0, ilf cam
nefa. zee pounds. $500. as calves. 300
nnunda. $3.50. f5 calves, 273 pounds,
S895.
Doien smith. Ration. ~ M-as
siockcrs, a45 pounds. 1896, rs cows.
pa pounds. 1855
noedle g. M. Cimarron. n. MO
COWS. si3 pounds. f2f5i 20 cannora
dsg puunds fe.00i 10 bulls. 1851
pounds. 50 20
. A. Brown. Cimarron. n. ST. go
ieodere. 95O pounds. e83b. 80 stock
ora. sac poundf $3.50 22 cows. s87
pounds. $500
w. r. a. Cimarron n. 81 -ia feed
ers got pounds. $500
r. j. Ataingon, Cimnrron. ~ NJ
3D COWS. SfS nounda, $500.
n. Pyle, Ncwlin. Toxua-30 calves.
32I pounds $40. 80 COWS. T6G
pounds. s2i5. itt COWS. sos pounds.
sass.
Some saits Of snccp AMI lambs here
thla Week
Huiierneid Tennessee Pass. colo
/ 1909 ewes. 9b pounds, $500
Dudley a 81. Colorado G03 rhce@
/ iui pounds. g585
w. N. a J. =. Lindsay. licbor. Utah
500 lambs. l0 pounds fIa5. 600
ewes, ii3 pounds. tbiE
va West Trinidad. Colo sac woth-
ofH pa pounds. t626. goo feeding
wcthCH. 30 pounds, $3.50.
Baker. Roswell. 81. M -iT1 yeari.
nRa SCI pounds $500: as ewes and
wtIhcrH. a2 pounds, $40.
/ Butcher A ~, Chnmn. y a.. 1907
lambs. 81 pounds. 5000. 1884 feeding
lambs. pounds, 500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03


= A SINNERS of Las Cruces. NJ M..
brought ln yesterday q shipment of
Eonis from his ranch located ia tho
organ mountains near that place. says
the Kansas City nr0Wers g~-vual Mr..
SINNERS says thai in NUMBERS the
goais of fhei paft of tho territory
show slight increase rnoro are
very few sheep. and not & great many
Cailo, as 20 ls mountainous aud rough
which is just right for the goat indus.
FRY AZ mo- point on Mr. simmors
ranch does De- range bis gohfs 40 an
altitude lower than 5000 foot, ana
from that on up to the Top of these
flouniaing "but while the goats are
ranged up ana down the mountains.
aHid Mr SINNERS. 'ihey do not travel
amy great distance, ana DO not cover
a. very large area uf lan3 Tho nrlnci
pal feed 81 brush, cedar leaves and
juniper borfloa We make no proc
vision In that country for winter az q
o. $50 iar south thRi we have no fear
0i the cold weather. These goats come
90 tho corral voluntarily at Might
where they are Kept Tor protection
from the wolves. mountain lions and
wild cats"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

a fusion ticket wHs nominated lH
Eaiaucia Saturday piEht ai a iaie hour
lF fhn independent republicans and
domnrfaie and consists of ihe follow
ing nominations County commifHiun-
er hrsf district. Joseph y. stewart
SECOND iinnci. AeaEiO aallegoH
Assessor Augustine Mueller
Pinh9fe ludNo Jose D. Ahoya
rr0hsi0 clefk ~ a Epn0kman
Treasurer ~ a nunlhqy
auporlnifudenf 1f sChOuif n H.
Morrill,
Surveyor John W March
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
STOCK SALES

kVnsas City OCi. 2g Some sales
of texns and New MexIco cattle al
Kansas CITY ihia week
Adams O. CO.. Neiielt ~ MI
siocken. $50 pounds $3.50 Gs stock
ers. f2f pounds, tl00. ieG coaf. sos
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

called fhaf uf slime Lafayette in me
days of fhe French revolution.
Mrs Davis hiaiuriaua and Toe uo0.
ple OF fho south are orlfavaeant in
their fncomluma because of her vini.
lance and sollciiude fuf ihe welfare %
ihe soldiers aud the cause for which
They siahtd their ali
The nuhlrsf traits az her nature
seem iu have been developed hy the
succession of acuiu affections which
nAFn fallen upo1 h0f-an only child
having naun ief tu comfort her On her
declining years sho bore her aor-
ross win Christian hnmailly and for