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Charlie Stone, residing near King
wood, has adopted a new method of
killing his hogs. On Sunday his attend
ing surgeon, DR.. Stricken, chloro-
formed one of Mr.. Stones finest swine
to obtain material to perform the oper-
alton of skin grating, but the dose was
too much for the hog, and he died
promptly.
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For Sale.

A house and lot containing one acre
of ground, in the town of Swanton, Nd.
Will be sold very cheap and on easy
payments. Apply to Renninger L
Offutt, owners.
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REMETTANCES;

Eemittances made by money order, bank
. raft, registered letter or express order will
os at our risk; ifmade otherwise, at the risk
pfthe sender. Address.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Oakland, Md,
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THURSDAY,
The 22nd Day of March. 1906,

at the hour OF II o'clock a. M. in front of the
Court House i'll the town OF Oakland, Mary
iand, ofer at public auction and sell to the
highest bidder the following described real
estate with the improvements thereon;
Town Lot No. ljl in the town of Mountain
Lake Park, Garrett county, Maryland, and
being the same property that was conveyed
20 the SAID Thomas II. Everts by Alice {.
W ldmeyer by deed duly recorded among the
Land Records of said Garrett county. Said
properly IS improved by two story, seven
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Mr.. Charles R. Savage Of Deer Park.
was a caller at this Office yesterday.
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Tuesday, March 20, 1906,
Mortgages Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

Under aud by virtue of power Of sale
contained in mortgage from Thomas r..
EvertS and wife to Alice Widmeyer bearing
date the 3rd day of May, 1900. ana recorded
the Mortgage Records of Garrett county,
Maryland, default having been made there
IN and said mortgage having been duly as
signed TO LILY Is: Hagans by deed of assign
ment bearing date October l4th. I915 and
which said deed of assignment is dniv re
corded in Liber E. Z. T. No. 81, folio pol etc.
ana by the said Lily b. Hagans duly assigned
on -
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ADVERTISING BATES.

Frst insertion for square OF ten nonpareil
ines. 81: each additional insertion after first,
cents per square of ten nonpareil lines.
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FRAME DWELLING,

stable and other outbuildings and is located
on h street, between Oak and Cedar Streets,
in said Mountain Lake Park.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day of sale
CHARLES w. HOPKINS,
Assignee of Lily B. Hagans.
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so9s95easssss 90.
Went the Limit.

$4,000 ZOO .ssss9ae 90. 90.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
Horse Power Utilized Private
Capital Of S30.OOO.OOO In
vested In Mississippi Dam.
FHPEROR'S COUSIN RAISES
FAMILY ROW BY MARRIAGE
Othor Items OF News Gathered
From the Various Parts Of
This Great Country.

nvanavUie Ia Oct 60 IAN pre-
llmiuary aurgeys. etc. in connection
with the monster dam about 20 Poe
constructed across the Mississippi
were completed today ana q Is eN-
uectcd thnt thc actual construction
work will commence i.amodiately
When constructed iho dam viii fur
nlsh "a eosce which viii generate 2ii,-
600 horse power much more than Nj
agara does 90 the present time. The
dam is heiug promoted by Il syndicate
pfgrcratiue t3n,OOO,uOe IN capital
which has already spent SGOO0D IN
preliminary surveys etc A great
many difficulties had 10 be- overcome
in promc'inr this project
Tho government had spent $1,000
utu Ia building a canal FOR navigation
ol the river past the rapids opposite
kiofuk. Ia.. and the new water power
kchcmo would necoaaltnte the over
Sowing ~ this great national canal
Nevertheless congress was Induced tC
l0ok with favor on the undertaking.
~ the promise was made that, al
Though an the federal work Ia the
neighborho0d would be- drowned out
new Ouea would be- constructed Wiih'
nut cost 90 the government, ana thai
fl0.000 year would ultimately Df
saved she government lu the cost 81
operating iia canal The work wi
awe employment % thousands OF mof
for considerable time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
PRiNcE JOACHIM SACRIFICES
EVERYTHING FOR LOVE

Berlin. OCT 30.-lt has been an
nOunccd heio hat Prince Joachim Al
brecht. second son OF Prince Alhrecht
and second cousin OF the German en-
paror, has married Fraulein SulKer.
an actress. Madam Sulzor Is the d.
VOrCcd wife ol Baron IAobpnberg aud
plays second rate roles at the Trl-
amor theater She "a about 40 years
old ana not beautiful The prince IL
so years old. fond Of bohemian 10.
ciety but prominent in the high social
clrcloa ln Berlin. not only owing 90
Ids royal lineage but perhaps more
because 81 his exceptional talent la
music aud painting and bis artistic
and literary tastes Great pressure
was hrmghl Go bear un the prince 20
prevent the mesnllianoe and Il Is said
thai his father who died recently,
practically dislnhcriied him. F'rau-
lein suiaer has thus cost her royal
suiinr A tidy sum already, hut the end
is unf yet Prince Joachim VIII be
forced into yot other sacrifices n the
accounts of his marriage are true His
hanlshmeHi wiil follow, not only from
court bu also from the army. in
which bf holds the rank of major iu
the grrnadicr guards. II g. NOT all
iogether that Madam Suiger is an
actress. though she has been connect
ga Niih theaior whore rlsQne
Frcucb plays were produced. but
court circles can not set over the
th0gehf ihat She is n divofcoo. The
expected explosion of wrath of the
Nrrmau emperor o. head uf lho
house 1l iuhrnzollern win ho ter
rlbIe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
AROUND THE WORLD IN
EioHTY.EfoHT FOOT YaML

southampton, D. ~ Ocl 3l RALPH
nrandfoth, n member OF the belipoft
q. o. Yacht club. has al aruugg-
monfg completed i0r his start on n
tour around the world .n an s8-fguf
yawl Mf, Bandroihe venture is
creating considerable interest among
enHicrn yachiamen The yawla creN
win consist OF two lndlaha from sans
IA, and Mr nrandfefh WI 100 ac.
-ompnnied hy Dr Franz nia.dolman
of Vienna, who Wlll make q pictorial
record of Che irip with his camera.
The commander OF the raoumlua. ag
the yuWl is named. ia Captain Love-
lace. who recently resigned his POSI-.
tiun a. admiral Of The navy of the
republic of Panama. because al be-
said, a was imp0aslbie for him tO live
on the title alone a. the Panama
government oxpecied him tO 90 Mr
Brandrcth's tour % boing made % fho
Interests ol cihnolOgy ile will SAIL
by che early lido iu the mofninf. The
trip viii hc by way OF Jacksonville,
Panama. San Francisco. Islands of
the South sea, 90 lhe iar oafi and
back
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
CONTEST BETWEEN TWO
WORLD CHAMPION FENCER8

Jersey City. oct 80, The fonclng
bout which occurred iast nighi a.
the italian Church Of the Assumption
carnival attracted q very large crowd
Of spectators. not only OF the italian
population but among an athletes,
owing 10 the contestants being two
oi the best known champion fencera
of the world One of thom, 6oner~
90 PEyeeo holds the worlds cham
nlonship belt and has won more med-
ais than ho has room for on his doub'
let Opposing him D. Prof Won So
DEN a German. who has fcnced With
the boai handlers ol the foils in hu-
rope There VIII BE- another contest
tomorrow night. after which the UNI
plres viii give their decision.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
GREAT LABOR SCARCITY
m SOUTHERN STATES

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. SIS great
is the scarcity OF labor In the south.
ern states that d is feared "a portion
Of the cotton crop la the Mississippi
valley can never be- gathered. The
iahor problem ia 30 SERIOUS, confront
ing not only planting but manufaO,ul
ing Interests. that the courts have
been called upon 10 close ali dives in
the cities and drive an IUiieFors out
In order that tho cotton crop can De-
saved SO seriously has labor scare
city affected Jackson Miss, that tho
pfopriciom 0f manufacturing Caiab.
lishmunts have announced that n
things continue as they are they viii
have t0 close dnwn their works At
NickahurE. Miss. tho court ordered
all the unemployed negroes out of the
city Today the federal government
is being potlt.onod io Zeal with tho
matter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

him into verltahie death traps. Mr..
Wnshburn has been for three years
the chief foreign correspondent Of
the Chicago Daily News and itH
syndi0ate Of daily papers and in
their service went through the war
from the commencement 10 the DC.
claratlon Of peace lie served con-
tlnuously Tor two years among the
great men ol the far east and for
four months in 1904 conducted the
dispatch boat Fawn which was dur
ing that time the only authentic
source Of sea information, Later ho
reported The Russian rcyolutlun. an
account Of which he gave during his
lecture.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
FALSEHOODS ARE NAILED BY FACTS
Fake Reform organs 'Itemized Bill
Shown UP BY Records In Probate
Clerks Office.

Il Is hard 10 keep up win the false
hoods Of the Morning Mudslingcr. Let
Us examine the article published this
morning zone OF =. s. Hubbella
Itemizod Bills" The hrat item Is
board for jaller and assistant laller
for the whole year 1894. not one cont
of which asa r.. s Huhhcll receive.
The next four Items, pay uf iailer and
assistant inilor. are iiKed By law AZ
$50 month Tor the Taller aud $40
for assistant ihilur. Il will De- seen
that tho pay 90 these iailors for one
year. four quarters. amounts 10 42lO
per quarter, making for the four items
Of f2i0 per quarter 4l,0bO. The 9th
or items are for services uf ahorina
ofhce at preliminary examinations
and one small item for photographs of
prisoners a preliminary examine
iinn ls the hearing of a prisoner be-
fore justice OF the peace on a
charge that requires the prisoner TO
bC noune over to the district court
itemlged bills were rendered for cy-
cfy specific item not as published in
ihc Mud Singer The Citizen apprnda
q copy ni one 0f those bills as render
"a 10 the county commissioners. as
follows.
County of nernalillo to n. y. Hub
bell aherin. debtor. Nov. 80. 1904 For
services in connection with prollmin-
ary and other hearing before Justices
0f the peace during the month of No
vemher 1904. as per list attached.
s62.O0
Territory
vs.
Martin Hnlnes. larceny. ll-i. ar
rest and commitment ......f 90
Geo. Hlll larceny. li.5 arrest
and commitment ........4..4. Ng
John Morrison larceny. li-5. nr.
rcst aud commitment ...... 200
Joseph Johnson. larceny. ll-6.
arrest and commitment. 5000. 200
Frank ChlckoriuE. larceny, mo.
arrest nud commitment ...... 900
William Puck. larceny ol horse.
ii.2' Arrest ara return ol writ
$3.50. MIL officer and pf'H
lNuTralusl 50. $3.50. MIL guard
aame placs 20 mil. t3O0. sub
witnesses (3l and rcf. $3.50.
mil sub. Witnesses "a mil $500
commitment. fi0o .+....... go
Luclen Cook larceny ii-5. com
mlimcni Observation-Disclosures. 90
Esieban RnH drunk ii.ii. com
mitmcnt Observation-Disclosures. O0
ignaclo Eaplnosa. drunk iiii.
cummiimeni -..t........... nO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
cHicAoo's oREAT HORSE
SHOW lN FULL lAaT


Chicago. Oct. aO-Tho annual horse
show under the auspices of the Chit
cago Horse Show association which
opened yesterday. is the most im-
portant uf It's kind ever held ln this
section of the country The list Of
prizes Is larger than ever. sum ol
$4,000 ln money. plate and ribhons
VIII ho distributed io The successful
exhibitors in tho ninety diher-
eni clnsaes which will bo judged.
owners and lovers of horses and so
cieiy men and women from all parts
of the country thrOngod the Coliseum
today the spectacle being nn animal
cd one The numerous classes In
clude trottors roadstors. park horses,
hunters harness horses. polo ponies
and saddle horses Glass D. Tor
standard troiters stations three
years Or over shown either ln hand
ur by the side uf q saddle horse a
valuable cup VIII bc presented Go the
ainaer oi this class besides. $3.50 in
cash Glass 3 o. tho speeding class
for horses driven an some speedway
or owned hy q member ol some re-
cngnlEoi driving club. There are four
classes ll tandem teams. ono class
Tor unicorn teams ana four classes
tor four iu hands Harness pOnlea,
saddle and shetland ponies are dlYid.
ga into nine claases The Busch aia-
Bile is represented hy singles. pairs.
iandema and iours lu- lAnd Mr. e.
" Watson OF Baltimore. who never
9Hhlbltod before has sent hls entire
stable 90 the show Walter Dupee oi
oconoma9qo q showing his ronOWn.
ed four in hand and Charles q HUM
OF Peoria. the most extensive trced-
90 OF Shotlauds iu the world ls rep.
roseaied boy the pick of his stable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
ANNUAL FIELD TRIAL or
MARYLAND eEAoLE CLUB

Stevenson. nd, Oct. a0.-lho sew
on,centh annual field trials OF the Ma
tlonal Beagle Club cf America com
moncud yesterday The principal
trophies TO be competed for are the
Nantional Challenge cup for packs oi
four. the Somerset Chnllenge cup Dor
packs 81 eight. and the Memorial cnp
for the best beagle placed IN the Feg'
uiar clnsacs The cntriea are large
and there D. sfeat gatherins ol
apori8mCn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
ANOTHER THEATER OPENED
m NEW YORK CITY

New York Oct. 8i-The nowly
erected iAnUJln ihenier on Lincoln
square, Sixty fourth street and
broadway opens tonight with Ed-
ward Peple'a play OF western ne,
entitled "Iho Love Route The Iln-
coin ia the first theator ln New York
built under the new cxacting city
Ore laws u is equipped with the
most modern electric doylros and
claims % he inrealiiy as we'll as in
theory nrepr0of Special caro- has
noen taken in cut on the stage from
the audience in case ui need ln.
stead Of the ordinary asbestos curtain
there are two hlepFuof sails. one q
three-inch thick steel curtain weigh
Ing 10000 pounds. and che other a
water curtain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

TelcsfOr Gutierrez assault 10
Kill, it-l3. commitment. .,.... 100
ToFiblo Gutierrez. assault 10 XIII
li-la. commitment ,.......+., 100
Euiogio Torres. assault 10 kill.
Ills, commitment ........+,. 800
Jose de 10 Lug Torres. rape. ~.
~. commitment .........-.... 100
Patrick OBrien. druuk ii-i7
commitment .tt............ LOO
Jim Cofiey, drunk, li-iT
commitment s.t...t.t,t.s.. l.Va
William Dunlap. drunk 1890.
commitment stttss..tt..4.. 100
Andus Antonio. drunk 1870,
commitment ...t...-.s+... 100
Antonio Crolione. drunk ii.20,
commitment ....+-t..... 100
l.. J.. Smith. $. 81. Adams. lar-
ceny from a ear il-2i; arrost
and return Ol writ, $780, sub
z witnesses ana return et.b0i
commitments t2), S2O0 ..s.,. 800
llulogin Torres, assault 10 kVl.
li-23, commitment ..+..,,. 100
Torlbio Gutierrez. assault io kin
1873, commitment ........... < 90
i.0fonzo Garcia. sd larceny. ~
2G. arrest and return of writ
$3.50, sub. 3 witnesses and re-
turn. $3.50. commitment, slO0. $50
nentura Martinez. larceny, iis2G
commitment ............... / 90
Frank Wilson, larceny. 1880. ar,
rest and commitment. ........ 200
--
Iuldl ,ssstt tttttts+tstsss.s. So. .uV
"TorFlfofy OF New Mexico County of
3ernahllo, ns
n. n. 8. Hubhcli, sheriff. Do aol.
emuly swear that the above supplies
0r services were furnished By me;
that the shove socOuni iH just and
correct thRt no part OF fhe above has
been paid 70 me. that there ia still
due the above amount after alluWinR
just creaiis and offsets lilWuedl
IT 8 HuBBEfI.
"8herin
"Subarrlbed and sworn 90 before
me this ilih day of February. A. ID
1895. j. a. SUMMERS.
Probate Clerk"
Tho Mud Singer publishes q ln
these words only "prcilminar 'eH.
$1,000" Similar bills for ali tho other
itoma were rendered and approved
The journal simply llos when ~
states 10 the public that the Sum of
81 iaG.30 was paid 10 Huhbeli ou the
account published hy b. An these
bills were approved by Clancy and
GfnnField on January p 1906. hui
uubbeil has NOT received his pay SET
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
ReMARRABLE CAREER FoR
AN AGED SPORTSMAN

Hlsmarck 81 D.. Oct iu Uncle
George" Watson. 50 ycars old hna
been elected pregident oi The North
Dakota sportsmcns aasuciution. For
the last twenty-five years SIR Wntson
has ranked as one oi the most iudo-
fafigabic hunters IN ihe state. Pre-
vloua % that time be chased gamn,
little ana big through Illinois. Ohio.
Iowa. Minnesota and Pennaylfania.
bis sporting career beginning IN the
late f1riics
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
HE CHARGED EMPLoYE WITH
STEALING ORE ANo DIED

Goidne'd New NoV : sherman
Parker assayer ol ihis city. waa shot
aud probably fatally wguadrd n hia
assay Office yesterday afternoon hf
an empipyo named Jim smith it ~
undcNfnod ihnf Parker accused
Hmlth of stealing hirh grade ore from
fho store Parker a miii alive huf bis
recovery la very doubtful Parker was
prominent in Western Federation cir
Giles during thr trouble hf Cripple
Greek lWu years ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
IN TIE UNITED STATES

New York. Oct S0,~The historic
old John street church celebrated its
i3gth birthday Monday when n spe-
cial anniversary service was held at
which the Rev Dr. James a. Buck
ley editor 0f the Christian Advocate,
delivered a sermon. He reviewed the
history of the church and described
q az The plymouth Rock OF American
Mothodlsm. IN his sermon nt the ev-
ening service Bishop T. B Nicely stat
od the church was the frst Methodist
church built IN America. being deci-
Gated eleven wears before the Mecca
OF Engllsh Wesleyans. City Road
chapel wae founded.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
oooD SHOWING GIVEN ~
DuN'a INDEX NUMBER

New York. oct 30.--Dun's Index
Number st commodity prices proper
TONED o. consumption. ~ date ia
SiO5.2s5 na against fiO4.2s7 q month
previous. and si00.i26 az the corre-
ap0nding date last year. Tho advance
Of about per cent over last year 4
level ~ prices iaisly represents the
general Improvement that has occur-
red in the nations industrial nctivi-
ties. and was well distributed over an
the seven classes into which these
commoditlea were grouped The gen.
erai Lowell nf prices this month did
not come Within 60 cents OF the hlgh
record for recent years established on
Juno q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
4 CLEVELAND oRocERs GIVE
puRE FOOD EXHIBITION

Cleveland. o.. oct 8O-ln Ony's
Armsry yesterday the sixth annual
show % the Cleveland Gr1cers' asso.
citation was openta by the mayor un-
der favorable auspices. One Cf the
most Interesting features Oi tho show
win bo the culinary contests tor
houaeWites Prominent cookery au-
thoritea wll judge tho dishes % the
conteatanls. who win boz offered very
valuable nriaes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
FINE GERMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH "a DEDICATED

Chlcaso. Oct. 80 The now GERM. (.
Catholic church of st Nicholas was
formally dedicated az Evanston to-
day % stands Ia Ridge avenue. south
of Main stre2t. b gothic in style and
cfuclingm in shape. The outside mae
ierlal of the ed,hco Is brown pressed
hrica With buff colored stone trim
minHa Il cost 500 O0oe and viii seat
i50 persons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
SOME MORE land FoR THE
MANY LAND HUNGRY

Carqn City. Neg. Oct. 30.-in &C.
c1r6ance with n proclamation rCcont-
iY ISSUED by the president the Walk
er River Indian reservation was
thrown open for settlement yesterday,
There arc 2S6.000 acres of land t0 ho
dlsrosed of and the Law permits lts
acquisition ander tho general land
laws The reservation o. ga the Care
SON Cifg land district
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
ANorHER MAN RGAcHEs
AoN oF 100 YEARs

IenkinaiOWn. PA. Oct. 3i.wiaaac
Mathcr ia receiving the eunFraluin-
iiona of ~ friends 0n rnachinr bic
lf0ih birthday De lives on the old
Maiher Homestead. not ior from Zen.
% niH ancestors by William Penn
more than 900 years ago Maihef
who ahoas little slams of physical
decay has son sN years old ana a
brother 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
sroLe FslRRa MILLIONS IN
SMALL SUMS GENERALLY

Chlcago Nov ~ ChnE whitney
Norton. said by the police and postal
authorities % bo responsible for exc
iennive aWindilnE operations " uadcF
arrest here 81 is claimed ihnt Nor
ton dalmuted The people all over me
United 8ietoa out ~ houdH and accur-
tiles amounting 90 $50. 1000 o. iH
asserted that NDfiuu would obtain
stock Of any pcfsuna who would trust
h-m. and agree t0 aail d. iie never
Aadp reiurn of money or stock The
postal authorities bad been scHrrhinE
i0r him since January. 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
TWO STATE FAIR STARTS
OFF WITH GOOD PROMISE

Augusta Ca. Oct 3n.-lhe hrat
anuuai INo-Staie fair under iho aus
pices Ol lhe Georgia Carolina Fair a..
slciation Was opened here today
There vas q capital exhibition in ihc
arHculiural horticultural and hYo-
moct classes Though in lis niancg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

aneso war Nr Washbun IN hin
lecture. whicn was illustrated By
Ilmeilahf viowa. ioid how ho va af.
and NcwchWaEg On moro than one
occasion he Witnessed sea hRhts az
close range and hie work often led
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

The Gallup Republican oi lass Sal
SUNDAY. hclued the Alliuquorqus Faker
on tho part of tho Repnbilcan). 10 a..
rl,..i... 49,. ....,es.ift...g ...tr "a.
nah. Mckinley county. ana the Re.
cHme n Hs issue M Oci0ber 1l An
account of lha murder appears in ihe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

the fair promises 20 bc highly sue
ccsanu and no trouble of expense Dr.
being spared hv thH directors 60
please the public
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

The ladies 0f TCrplg Aibcr VIII
Eife a heneni baH ~ Colombo hail too
nighi % uhich the public Is Invited
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

Mr and Airs Hueh rrottor are the
happy parents oi q ten pound hoy.
which was born to them on Tuesday
night