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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

Special Correspondence,
I'D Paso. ToK.. April 8o noclaring
that % years in Mexican prison
have made hlm a wreck aud Do Ger
taInly locks ii-iohn Humphrlos
formerly 0i C0raicana. Tex.. has ape
piled 10 ihe county hers for pefmls-
sion 20 SO 70 the hospital A wreck
when most men are In their plfme-
S5-.-he has been taken IN charge by
she ohlSlnla
while he was engineer 0f a plant
iu Terre0n. Moxicu. lonr men were
killed ty an electric light wire lie
claims that because there was more
current on the wire than thc law
allowed he was condemned to la
years solitary confinement
nusing an those years iiumphflOH
claims that hn dld not have q bed to
sleep on and that hc saw roai snn-
lirht bat Cnft when the Jail was
moved Ho asserts that ho dld net
speak % an American during that en-
tire period no was denied book8 aud
reading matter and Ouly kept from
going mad by doVlalnF a game with
cigarettes and matches that be- played
in bis small cell
Mexican turtiilnu and beans were
hls sole she yiHtonce, no says, and he
only Eoi one bottle Of waiof a day.
and declares that he was famished al
most an the time.
When he was released from iail two
weeks ag0 be had 10 crawl from his
cell and was carried 10 the prlson gate
and released without any clothing ex-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

Officials of all the Southwestern
roada say that reports from operating
and tranlc agents show ihat thc varl-
Our crops OF the southwestern com.
moEwoaliha IN general are excop-
fionally large and I'M unusually gOoa
condition The acreage. for the most
part, is greater than last ymr and
ihe crops are Ia excess of The pro
port i1nata extension al che gianting
in both agricultural and horticultural
products in particular. an immense
fruit crop ls prodlcted ln wheat the
acreage iH smaller bat the Erllu g.
SER De- expected to be- of a hciffr quar-
sy The crop OF cats win hc short
because OF wet weather. in cpu the
acreage VIII show considerable in'
crease. Potatoes WIN not. q ia feared.
dn well this aeasnn. The yield of cot
ton. weather being favorable. viii be
0f normal quality though the acreaNe
has been greatly Increased Every
whore in the south ard southwest
FARMERS are experiencing unusual asa.
nuty lu obtaining labor, owing 90 a
iareo amount Of railroad construction
Tor which work heiier Wngfs are
paid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
MUCH RIVALRY exists M
Snip BUILDING ciRCLEa.

WashlnSfn, ID C., May i.-~lhe
competition in shiphuildlng between
tho navy yards Of the government
and private contractors has stimulated
tho Industry io G considerable extent.
While the Connecticut win nut b.
ready l0r commission AZ Ro'n as the
Louisiana. thO competition hes served
in lncraRe iho speed with which ves-
sells are boing huiii One ~ the re-
markaOlo demonstrations lu building
this year ls that uf the Britiah ahlp
nrmldnaurhi which was laid down az
Portsmouth. England last OciQber
was recently launched. and work on
which has advanced 30 inf t1lt u On
nO wdoubfB whothor the guns and
mrmWlnps wiz be- ready when re-
0ulred Tho whole oi her Side armoI
consisting of more Than orc hundred
plates. ans piaced on the ship in
oiNhtotn working Gays All NJ she
armnr Tor fhc two after lar0o' ue
r also now m position This n cou'
aiarcd q remarkable loai in nhinhu|ld.
lng Tho results n lhls country have
also been very satisfactory this year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
FORAKER SUPPORTED aY
OHIO POLITICAL MACHINE.

Orleans who come 90 washington
from iimo 10 time declare that the
popularity in the Buckeye State of
acreiary OF War Taft Is on iha wRno.
The natural result o. that tho popular
lty nf Senator Foraker is Increasing
proportionatoiy. q seems 10 bo ac-
cepicd az conclusive by Ohio repub-
licans that Foraker viii have IN the
next national republican convention q
delegation from Ohio that will sup
port him unan'mOusly and cnthu
slastlcally for the presidential nom-
nation.
when Secretary Taft made his
speech at Akron, last fall, in which
ne denounced the Cox machine IN Gin
cinnatl he was hailed as the Mlaos
who would deliver tho long-aufferlnR
Ohio republicans from the thralldom
nf machine rule. But Taft appeared
% have no especial stomach for a hghi
Of that description. lie vas perfectly
willing 10 aii back ard dole out moral
advice, but the give and take uf a
haud-tp- hand grapplo With the party
bosses did NOT appeal t0 him. Naiuf-
ally, in such a situation the Taft en-.
ihusinHm cooled
Then came the talk oi TAFT Tor the
supreme bench and the conviction that
ultimately thAt Will Be- his resting
place Hope of loadership gone. the
men VINO we're eaEer i0 battle for po-
iilieal reform turned u dlaguest and
ai1cqurnEomont io their affairs OF lus-
lnc8s. ana thc ohio machine settled
itself more nrmiy than ever on iis
throne.
ern.f.... ts..,.t.... ssorrr hnn h..ru an
terms Of political intimacy with SEM
atoF Dick and tha 0inef 81nllomen
who rule the present ohio republican
machine; bat tho machine preferred
Foraker 90 Taft, and fQrakor, s'ung
+ hy the presidential bee WA NOT 10Th
40 make peace with che machine And
gn, il would seem. the hatehet la 20 be-
buried in Ohio inc ierma oi peace
being ihat the supremacy oi DICK hh
state boss o. io go unqueaiiono1 and
Fnwker ls ta have thH state de,efa.
tion IN 1908
The terms of this peace pact can-
NOT but recall a IKE agreement made
I in 1896 Hanna wa1tCd the Ohio dolce
I cation Tor Mckinley and Foraker waa
I in q position 10 make unanimlty ol
action imp0AAlhi0 Foraker wanted "a
I ho senator. and Hanna was in a posi-
( tlon TO seriously threaten lg not a
Z prevent hi8 rraiorment So ii Was az.
ranged that Mckinley should have iht
l Ohio doier1iion ia Chicago and That
Foraker should b. elected Eenntol
without opposition. Both nauic.
( faithfully lived np io the neFoement
I though the paace thus secured was moi
0f lnIe duration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

The apparent indifference Of acna-
tors 30 thiu matter of setting away
from Washington is very oxnapcrating
10 momhorg Of the lower house whose
political fences at home need atten~
tion.
The fact that the long sessions OF
congress and the congressional elec-
tlons fall In the same years has re-
ceivod q good deal of attention dur
lnr tho present session, and there
has been a revival on talk of con-
atliullunal amendment that would
alter the situation. The faYorito prop
oHliiOn Is 60 have a new congress be-
gin its first session early en- Ianu-
ary. following che election df mem-
heFs in November or, preferably. in
October or September The tW0 main
arguments in support OF ihls are that
"a congress should begin 90 work as
8eon as possible aztec an expression
az tho poplar Willi and that na not
much is ever accomplished prior %
the holiday recess, i1 would hf wise
economy % begin the soaaio,h = jan
nary
While thia talk o. OF fascinating ln-
toreHt. stIll. the constitution 81 not
likely 20 bc changed ih's year nor
next.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
q. 8. a. CIRCULAR WHICH
AFFECTS ENLISTED MEN.

Washington. 20 O. May Crcu.
lars have been ssued hy me War and
thc Navy Departments. aThont'nF
the enlisted men of tho army and
navy t0 wear thQ insignia iaaned fo
tifm Ger akil az marksmrn ehlle
sorFas n Some other lranch % iH
found lhat hCre Gre foldiera aud sall
or Who have mlnfd distinction .n
Competitions on the target nugc who
are HnYiuns tn He1f their cmhiHila
when ihcy enlist in ihc other Herrlce
% a considered fhat markmaua.up ln
rlfhfr fho aFmy of iho navy efpulf be-
recognized ag a1me identca basis ~
rarfcct ard thri ihH woanne NJ ips
aieuia be established by O. mutual
agreement between the army ana she
navy Secretary umaparc made thia
suggestion the 0ihrr day, aud me gem,
aral staff oi the army promptly agreod
to the proposition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
nenant Tor san FraneIaeo.

The benefit, Thursday afternoon, is
90 have eighteen big numbers Az
81 Louis and travelling manaHer viii
contribute star features % a brilliant
program. The performance Will begin
al 1870 o'clock, and will not end until
al least p M There VIII be no in'
tofmlsal0n and the managers request
chat there shall be- no encoroa, as So
that event the snow might be pro-
i1ngod until midnight The program
viii bo opened hy the Royal Italian
Band and following the band mum
bera. Rabbi Leon Harrison viii De.
Mvor a short address All the boxes
have been sold and n large and bril-
liant audience ls assured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
First Women, Second Men,
at Congress Of Women
Whist Players.
RICHARD Mansfield THERE
Many Other Good Things
from the Queen Of the
Mississippi.

81 Louis. Mo. April 2e The spa
oioua pariofs 81 the Southern hotel
have Cor several days been given ~
e. tho congress- 90 women whilst
players Flowers and r0ticd plants.
with beautiful decorations. rendered
the spacious parlora brilliantly ut'
tuctivo, Tho opening day was Tues.
.ay. and al i0i8O O'Clock, a. m.. 2g0
fashlonahly attlrod women and about
n dozen men started the iascinating
game. For two hours the strict rule
oi the tournament talking during
gamcis-was observed. which con.
tinted while the preliminary contests
for the beautiful Washington Cayen.
dish. Philadelphia and Telcdo trophies
were being carried on 90 win which
trophies and prizes la the crownlng
ambition OF American whist clubs.
Almost oygFy section Of the coun
Try 10 represented in me cungreaa
EYou stricken California has q ions
star Ia a delegate from los Angeles
whllo Minnesota sent its quota from
the north. New York, Maine and
othor eastern states are represented
a. 81 the a1uth, with Mlss0uriana anc
a delcgation from the Silent Sixteen
club OF Dallas. Mrs. Harvey q
Noel OF g. Loue Is the prcsident o
tho Womcne Whist League o
America. The total attendance WA
over 800, aud may reach a much largel
numbtr. Tho entire recelu,e of th'
games on Thursday are 90 BE- donates
for the relief Of the San Fanciac,
sufferers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
COAL OIL INSPECTED
BY DEPUTY HURD
He Has RETURNED TO SANTA
70. AND WAS INTERVIEWED ON
THE suBJEcT.


Harold Hnrd. deputy coal oil in.
aprCiur. with hcaduunrtofa iu Rns.
we'll hua arrived in Santa % after n
ihrco weeks Inspection trip through
tne fcrfii0ry. ard saturday transacted
oncial business at iho capital.
This laai trip uf Inspection was a.
rccily the result oi "a C1uicronct held
IN that city thrive weeks ago. attend
ga hy Governor Herbert J.. Haecrman.
Coal on Inspector Eugcnio Romero.
and Deputy Hurd. az which @ ives dc.
cidod tu enforce an immediate and
thorough inapoC, ion of the coal on
imported into ths territory. subject b.
inspection under the present statute.
Conccrning this, Deputy Hurd had
the following 10 say when seen this
morning;
n am satisfied that from this time
0n no uiore trouble will be expert.
enced. and that as a result of the
steps taken By Governor uaForman
and Coal on Inspector Romero. ev.
oryfhing Will move along smoothly
and satisfactorily while on my trim
was cordially received by tho ON.
cialg OF corporations as well az by
The people
"All complaints received by me
no matter how trivial were invoii
gated. and IN some cases ] found thg
on rcaponalble for the trouble. while
N Others Il was the lamps. gasoline
engines. or whatever ClEo in which
tho oil was used All complaints
were adjusted % tho aailaiaction 81
those concerned.
"a shall make q report t0 GoYcrncl
Hagcrman regarding the status Of az
5asrs e. noun az ha roiurna. and fec
mnmnd 20 him applicEniH Ior the ~
aiiion of donuly coal Oh iuspeoidr
While travelling over the territory
met q numho, uf men whom / thinl
car ON the position satisfactorily, ant
/ I viii subject them 10 Governor la
german for his approval
There has been complied an ca
/ ionEiyo lisi of ruied for the govern
mcnf 0f an deputies a. we'll as iol
the oil corporations, and these VIII hi
& published aud entered in order thn
\ the 90 consumers nf the tofritorl
may pgucure the grade og Oh which
] Il % intended they should BY law"
Dopnty Hurd loft f0r Roswell. bn
will return for a conference with th'
I governor soon after tho latiara re
turn from Washington.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

nll THAI H. required 10 bring a now
inmiIy 20 maturity; then ihu mother
ny ahuoa the children oui into the
world. and begins again.
stable refuse la the source of most
flies Experiments with ihe eaforn.
maut stables ln washington disclosed
ihe fact that The best way Ia reduce
ihe files was lo huild a brick closet
adjoining the stable and have nil iho
refuse put Into this seeing 10 it that
thn openings are screened. A liflie
chhrde of llme does me rest.
Tho common house ceniiDedo 81 tho
natural enemy Of thu house rs. TO
Wills them in large numbers. 80 m
"a vol tp keep fock ~ contlnp6ss
Ia she dining room. II screens cannot
be- afforded
Dr. Howard thinks that iho pass.
Ing OF the horse in cities ultimately
wili make 80 possible to i've sithuut
~ screens ahd iiy paper
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

Representative william aulzer of
New York "a always interesting aud
now and then BIZ o. Illuminating The
other day ho sprung upon ihe hOuac a
table showing the Cost ui presidential
elections from 1860 down to ls0l Mr.
6uIHer said hla hgurcs were BASED
upon "gaod authority DO that bis
tahulntltn viii have 90 ho accepted at
iia face value. though ihc desire io
know something q little more definite
about lfla good authority cannot
quite be overcome pfiQr i0 1862 Nr.
aulznr Informed the eNonsp. no party
had over had d ramualnu lEnd III oN-
cess nf Y2d0O0. From 1860 on. BE
ruVt me 1suros AS approximately aa
fnIInwNs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05


ii will ho noticed ihai. nceurdlua tO
Sit sui1Cf only iWice has t1e demo-
cratic fund been ldrseI nan thai ul
their republican unpoNniHi iH 1875
and 1881 Ills figures ga thr fcruh-
nctn fund of 1896 are higher than
fhuae ordinarily accepted aa npDroH
lmaiely correct. hui ID l8 universally
that the nIah water mark
In ra,nnairn funds uas reached in
fhe two camnalrua cahduciud hy the
lliC smaior uauna iu thc interest Oi
M Mckinley NJ the temper OF the
peupie AS well aa Of che R1ililclnna Of
the beiior class ia any guide. the
danna mark viii never BE- reached
aeeIn. certainly noi aHhn iho time
oi any one nov Twins
The exposures OF the mal year in
hnglnes5 and politics seiH the face
of congress resoluiely against whole
sale political cOrrupiiOu. ana Che Mc-
Cali publicity bin introduced in tlu
hC4se hy the distinguished congress.
man from Massachusetts,, has atfong
supporters smoHg hUh aemocfata and
republican,. The biil rrovldos in brlci
that committees hntl1E charge Of
presidential and congressional cam o.
paiEns shall report to cQnEroea their
receipts and disbumcmunfs IN dciail,
setting forth not only from what
sources the money was derived but 90
whom 10 was paid and if whut uur-
Uogc.
Tho virtue Of the Mccall bin. like
every othor measure ol ile kind. wogld
dopond wholly upon tho Eprd ui 100
enforcement. but thefe atrOh1
belief that a now and Afttcr era ia
dawnlnr IN American politcs and that
the coming generation viii not endure
corruption in hlgh places.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

very active real estate market
has hocn a marked feature Of busl-
ness activity ever since New Years,
aud 1906 bids fair 70 eclipse tlo phe-
uumoual transactions of she oxpusi.
tlon year, ln spite 81 che predictions
of q reaction ia this direction Among
the heaviest Of recent deals is Che
transfer "a Broadway property, In
ylnylng. when the proposed plans of
she nank Qf Commerce ior an cktcn'
sion 90 its prUscnt hsilGiug are car
ricd ont, an oNpCndiinro % ls said OF
sl1 mlHlOua. Quite y number OF huge
Office buildings are under way and
.uthcts are contemplated, while in tho
case of an classes OF dwellings par
tlcuiaFly iu the new western residence
section of the city. thn building prep.
araiiOns are very oxt nalYo. with
respect i9 certain transactions in
broadway property. ihe purchase or
leasing price shows a valuation ol
over $1,000 per front foot, an Increase
realyty men say. Of 30 per cent within
three years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
BIGGEST ADVERTISEMENT EVER
PRINTED IN UNITED STATES
THE FAIR DEPARTMENT STORE,
or e. PAso. HAD Five FULL
PAGES tN THE NEWS

Tho E Pas1 News carried ln a
recent issue. NOS only tho largest
wrh ono oreopl0n
carried ln tne unlled States. bnt ear
rod tbe Ffoatoaf number oi inches ~
local display Advertisement ever n-
serted la an M psao paper lu ans reg
ulaf lasue
The Fair store oi thai city which
ia noted Cor pulling oA iig % now
hRa un loot che grcafeHi sale f-eF pnt
CA in enc southwest. and Hhen the
doors Of iac store OPENED tp DE rreat
ihfonE 0f bargain seekers which
were ln Wiliinc th people Hera
Ieotad 4iih fAe most aaiuunding laf.
gaIna over offered ihn luSinE public.
10 % n iaa Of Whinh thf El paro
News ia proud. that lhe Flh sfore.
ono ol tho largest and mpNi success
iui mercantile houses ln iac great
southwest fsea che News rsfiuaiYeig
in tho ageniug Geld io IfefA Tie buy
|ng public, and always gets results.
ana ihiH lg another pu.n'o ln favor
oi afternoon papcm
Nudor the management y. F
Niiclim. fno NeHa haa maae fapd
rrowth tic past lRO year ani |a
truly keeping up with tat record ui
nfFancemert and prosperity eniDf ei
~ the city ui E Paf1. aai pau.cu.
lariy tho auufDWefiom faWfy
Tho NDHa 81 au aiIru Paper,
aud tho mauagemoui of ihe faif
9ion IKE Rl ulhtr nfosnaflua mer.
chants. lsea the nfloI0aln lell .n or.
dee i1 rUarh iho mnasNt fF thn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
RICHMOND ENJOYING
GREAT MUSIC FESTIVAL

Richmond, Naa May / The
music festival. under the auspices of
the "Wednesday club OF this clay,
hold its opening concert last evening.
Hundreds OF music lovers from an
parts Of tise state are here io attend
the festival. which win last three
days The Boston festival orchestra
under Che direction of Emil MJilen-
hauer and a number OF excellent Solo
ists will assist the lnrge chorus, which
lis under the direction of Df. u. 81.
Peters The principal choral numbers
on the program are ~Tbe hcdemri.
tion' Rogsini's "sfanat Mater" and
"The May Queen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

rhls ~ Fala week Tor honlcuiiurists
and flower lovers az shaws Gardens.
blooming tulips and Oiaer spring
flowers are drawing large crowds at
this time % the show places OF the
city. The fine sight presented by thou
sands OF vnn-colored bulbs amply ~.
pays visitors. over 1900 tulip
buds were planted last October 81
i25 different varieties and they are
now Ia gorgeous attire. To add to
the beauty of the scene, There are In
numcrlble other shrubs and trees, the
products Of many lands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
PRECEDENT WALSH HEAD
uMlEn n.o0lo noNna

Chicago. Mag John N Walsh.
gormer pfesldeni of ihe dciunci Chi-
caro National bank. Uaa today held 90
one federal grand lnrY In bonds 1i
$50 600 bg United States C0mmlsaiun-
er F0oic When Waiah appeared hc-
fore ne r1mmlHel1nCr Assistant
United States Attorney Childa said
that tha government vas ready io hear
ihe rafe Walnhf aliQmey Waived eN+
animation end iha commissioner thtn
hQHBf Welsh over n0nas we're 90
once furnished hy Walsh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
The United States Senate
Makes Slow Progress
When Il Wants TO
BUT CAN GO At GREAT RATE
Cost oI ElecllRe Presidents
and Other Washington
News Of interest.

washington, b. G.. April S0.-Be-
yond question. spring has arrived
Members OF consroas are discussing
the subject OF adjournment
Along about this limo Of year. when
the sun lrst begins to get into iuXia
position with the asphalt streets.
thoughts ci aiatcsmon turn to ad-
iournmont na naturally az the young
mans fancy does 30 love. The busi-
noaa oi making a nations laws seems
to lose much Of iis attracuvencss
when the mercury in the thermometer
begins 90 mount.
This year lf Is the senate that ls
under the scrutiny Of adjournment
prophets. The house has its hnaincata
Ia such shape that by the middle oi
June, Speaker Cannon could have hts
desks all cleared and ready 20 lea out
school The senate doesn't appear TO
be- very greatly farther along with ~
work than when congress convened,
last December. in this case. however,
Appearances are not TO be trusted,
There never was another legislative
body IKE the United States senate.
In the house n certain amount Of
time "a required TO d. certain things.
The state OF huHlneas In April Is a
pretty reliable ildex as 10 what the
state OF business win be IN June.
| Spnakef Cannon and his lieuicnnnta
uf the rules committee can figure on
giving 40 much time TO this measure
and 90 much 10 that, and we're it not
/ for tho senate. the day aud hour of
adjournment could DO fixed months
ahead.
Not aa With lbe aonal0. Under the
rules Of that august body. no man on
set OF men has power go say that a
certain measure shall be- voted on az
a certain day or that debate shall last
so long and not longer So long as
any senator ongos % talk there % NO
way under the rules IN which he can
| be gagged 50 h is that tho senate
spends lta time in talk, while neces-
sary matters ol legislation lall far
/ iher and farther behind. nut when
/ the senate does settle itself down 60
the business OF putting through rnu-
/ tine bills. it makes the reaistlesa but
slow moving machinery of the house
( look like a numbering stage along
side "a lightning express The SENATE
has boon known 20 put through appro-
priatlon measures nt the rate 81 q
million dollars a second.
/ lt Is on the senate. and especially
on the railroad rate blll. therefore
lhat adjournment nuxioua statesmen
have Fixed their eyes. Once adjourn
mont Is reached na 90 q day Tor vot-
Ing ON the rate hill. adjournment VII
be in sight The fayofiio predlctios
Is somewhere between June l5 and 30
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

hNtNiM NhffnuNnuNeuNNs
Washington. ID. g.. Aprll "a. The
Department of Agriculture. hurean of
entomology, la out with new flY
bulletin =, tells nll about the c0m-
mon k0use fly ana how go reduce
him ln uumhor-tho principal remedy
being 20 incl0so the manure pile 50
ilies can't lay their eggs in lt
The common house fly does not
bite. Says the author. Dr. l.. q. How.
ard. Whenever contrary expert
enoo ls haa. the victim may be- oor.
tain that % "a twin brother of that
brand ~ fly. and that bis name ia
siomOxga CniCliraue instead ~
Muaca Domoatica However. ihey look
alike
Tho common house ny ludoreea iho
admlnlstra''On policy of large fam.
ilies Every mother house nY raises
i8 families of f2O childroa each dar.
ing the suasou. About tgO saaka o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

2t.0n0. thc money to be used Ia
building the new lhoaiof Tho com.
mliico was instructed to draw up the
fern of the bond decide upon The
Hm0uni nf interest tl he paid. and
look after all the details aa soon ns
possible
a ca 0f plans has been drawn f0f
tho now building. hui Secretary
NlHChcr. with a vIoW 90 improving
ihem. ii possible. la sonding ictiou 90
architects naking for aurgoaiioua
with t'io understanding that u they
can improve tho present piana. their
sWTgertiunH viii De acccnicd
Tho local lodge of Eika has con-
trihuiti the sum ~ $50 90 the San
Francisco ElllH relief fund. and tho
money has bccn forwarded 90 ihe
proper oiHciais.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

The neW Eiha' opero House. fOr tho
rfocfleu of which iho order has boon
planning i0r some tins, now eeoma ~
81 a resiily. says mo New Megloan,
al ihe lnai regular meoiing OF Santa
o. loiro So fe0 ID n o. ~, a com
miifce COMPRISING "a NanEhu %.
g Watson H H Hanna. a. b. Rem
chau ana Frank Over. vas apTului
"a lu examine tao lrileIfF ~ Co.
c1rnor1ii0u 0i tho lodge VITA a yibW
% lMu'ne honda iO ihe amount ~