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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

&C tho lomcz iniiana are eul nl
Santa Vel Their journey fo wash
.nrion hla been rue'p onel hy on or
dor from tho United States Indian
commissioner refusing them permits
sion to leave the territory without be-
inr accompanied hy an Interpreter
who can speak l'ng'lsh and spanish
az well as the Indian tongue When
Chief Romero was Informed OF the
orders from the government De- at
once dispatched courier 90 tho
femer pueblo Tor such nn Interpreter
and the party lg now waiting at
Santa Fn pending ihc arrival m that
uuCilunary wish Chiof Romero are
luso Rey Chinnonn. former governor
of tho pueblo. Juan Antonio sahlOuu.
captain ~ war and Jose Rrv ChuHivl.
Interpreter They are staying mean
while at the United States Indian
training school aa guests of suuprin.
ioudent Clinton J. Crnndail The
courier was also instructed t0 so.
cure $3.50 more Tor expenses hy pass
Inc the hat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
America OffendS Law and
PreludiCes Of England BY
Opening a Grave.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MAN
TRIED FOR DEATH OF SON
one Woman Sufiraglst Tells OF Her
SOLITARY Confinement at Hard
Work In Holloway Prison.


10y William True Hawthornt,l
london. Nov "a IA rather CHOU
ush judicial procccding fur which
American authorization was claimed.
has been reported 90 the chief sec
Rotary f0r lrolnnd with "a urgent
request that he deal nt once with
this amHsing anslr The incident
grew out ct the death in tha United
states. OF John sullivan. native Of
Cork Who left ma unhCuupnihcd for
tune Of a million and a quarter dol
fErs Various claimants came for-
ward. and la determining the riEhiim
heirs DC was found tu Boz of imuor
inuCu 90 ohtaia evidence OF certain
huriala ~ tire Sullivan family or
tribe. ln "a. losoph'B cemetery Cork
Accordingly. che courts nl washing
ton authorized commission to 90
to iroiuad to obtain the desired cNi
donce. Mrst securing permission 10
onan certain graves, the commission
or from Washington held quasi
Judicial sitting in the cemetery Vita
"a tombstone serving as TIE bench the
cummifaluner. surrounded by the
lawyers engaged IN the case and a
curious crowd of the public, Nat IN
snlon.n deuherati0n. while the grave
dirrtrs opened the graves ana
brought 90 the surface the COLA ~ e
woman buried two years Dgo, some
coffin plR,oa. four skulls. aud other
human boaes. These were grouped
tn good advantage for a photographer
wno had been brought along for the
purpose. aud the Inquiry WIS thea
adjourned 90 tho city. where m
ruhaequeui sitting the Gem terry clerk
swrre 90 the accuracy uf burial
certificate copied from the cimciery
rfrt.tor. Examination Of the regis
ter. how er. disclosed Che fact mai
no mcWcntry had been made. and
tho ciDrk then remembered that ~
had made out the certificate iom a
CONN plate which was ncaiihod and
previous opening OF the same grave
This certificate. thus irregulorly OBJ
tanned. had been used in the iitiEt
tim IN the United states in aumfpfl nl
70 claim to beirahip. nud % wnB ini
mated at Ia Cork graveyard i2quiry
that o. spurloua coffin plate had been
mysteriouaiy placed in fhc re1ing
place ol Che departed sullivan, .n or-
def % obtain thg disputed certificate
uf burial
Nov b develops that che opening Of
the graves aud the elimination 81
the bodies WIS hagraat breach of
the law for watch % is demanded
that an persons concerned ho pros
tcutod while a scuadalized public
IS discussing the local aspects OF iht
annir. lhp lawyers over here ar,
curious to see how the courts OI
your side will deal with the tainted
evidence. which will be- submitted
by the commission appoi-led to es
tahllsh the identity OF the righuu|
heirs to John Sulliyans million and
"a friction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

Scranton ra-. Noy 27-lt IS not
often chat an actor is called on the
boards 90 accept O. legacy amounting
to nlarly 100000. Edward be Meyer.
playing in MY WifC's Family feels
himself unusually Fortunate.
Ho received a telegram stating that
capt Decker had died az Chaiano0gn
Team. leaving him bis entire estate.
DE Meyer thought the matter a Joke,
until the sum of $500 was tolographed
to coyoT expenses To go 60 Chattn.
uouga.
When ! was ninf years ola stop
ped runaway and pcrhlTs saved
Capt DeckrF's me-. said De Nuyci
THE captain took me home with him
and kept me u-til { was uf age. His
wife LETT me n neat sum when she
died. bat I did not expect anything
from the captain. Besides cotton
pla2tatlon valued ri 100000, he lefi
cash aud securities 90 the amount of
100000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
MRS. MANUEOTA
CHAVES FROM
BELEN
Is Reported 10 30 Engaged %
a Fireman at Denver Pros
peCllve Bride Well Known.

From Denver NowH Nov 25
A dispatch from Colorado springs
announces the engagement uf scuow
N1nBe'ta NJ Chavez onr of che hr.r
rasos to ,hc millions of che iamUus
Spanish cbuyoa family. of noion. 81.
n. 90 James sieetor ol Denver
former railroad aroman. who says be-
, De- now Cngaeod ln business.
slocier himself Announces the fact
81 the engagement here bui he im
mediatcly proceeds 90 surround the
statement with degree Of mystery
thar lH to say the least. unusual
lie declines 90 So into details. De-
says ~ the woman in tho ease wants
iu give out anything further be- viii
not ohiect ne will not even teil
when the wedding b. 90 take place
a brother az Mrs Chayca. Who A.
/ said iO have boon married before was
Weddod hero recently at the Brown
Palace hu'ol 90 Miss Berger ~
nolon one oi tho American bellies of
that region. They are nov un thrir
I honeymoon
jose Chayes the brother b. "a ilar,
/ ward gruduato and member ut haif
I a dozen of thc swell clubs of New
] York Zee has been making hla home
I at Rplsn
The sister whose engagement io
The former fireman is announced has
hcen hN'ng ia Colorado Springs fur
some time. on North Nevada avenue
slcctor say be- met her there iio
used 90 run nut az Colorado Springs
] HHHN a..
Airs Chnyug' father died about two
years aEu IN New Mexico. leaving 10
fortune valued al 5000 uuN she has
travelled abroad considerably. but has
been !lving ln Crlnraiu SPRINGS COR
iho last eight years FOR the brncHi OF
her health
She 81 quite active In the best $50.
cial circles of Colorado SPRINGS and
On reported o. nave many sutora
She is shelters senior. according
io hia own statement Tie ls a husky
Euod looking Young fellow 80 years
OF age, Dut who viii tcli nuihinr
about BIS present huslnoss Or hia fam.
Wy connections ilo lives al the Grey
InphnmentH Fourteenth ana Chamua
streets. and when seen there lnsf
nirht wHs very eYnsivc On The gnh.
icct of BIZ engagement
lie said that just si prcaont he d.
Interested in MINING and that b. o.
also Interested iu tho Gray rO mlnr
house. We was NOT 80 an alarmed
when . wn8 suggested tn him that h,.
WAS placing himself and prospective
bride ln ihU position of subject for
"a sensation
lN ten a'l about Or next week. ho
'hld lie seemed quite amused uf
Che Inquiries nut tu him
The Chavca family is one az he
oldest in New Mexico A grandfather
lof Mrf chaYos was the lnat governor
OF lhe territory under tho spanish rp.
Kline and thu nrst under American
rule The entire family has alway
pceu prominent boz political circles oi
,hn territory, and the name is famous
from tho Colorado line clear 10 co.,
RIO 0aude The headguarters oi tho
present line Is az Belcn. un the Santa
To- cutoff near where the family
tomb ana plaza b located Tho tomb
% one az the s.ghia ln tna. pant oi
| the country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
DIG IMPROVEMENT
EOg kEllW

E1n hNh O. ' VIC MI
samuel " IuYlnr. q part owner
and an officer of the Tai Bullion Min.
.-g company operating la the Kelly
mining district and president uf the
Irlyl0r Dng.nl erinE company, of New
York. was in me city yesterday ac.
ccmpanIed by a party of three stock
holders of the Tu Bullioa Mining
company. ga route 90 tho company B
property at Kelly
ln the party besides Mr.. Traylur
are IL. ~ Hoops. Chas Curtis and
w A Johnson. all OF New York
The Tr Bullion compsnya Kelly
mine o. one of the best producers
of zine urU in Ncw Mexico. and ur
roring tu reports coming from lta
underground workings BE- haa an in
'Ahhnsiablo supply of ore
We are uf present installing a
hoist in thD mine Chat VIII bring 500
tons of ore tO me suriuce daily. said
Mr. Iruyi0r When this work ls
finished We have other Improvement
unir contemplation thee Will most
IlkoIy follow Among other improve
mouis under contempt lfiou by ihe
c1mHeuy D. % hig reduction plant iu
this vicinity NJ the hig Kelly milne
Whether thiH will he dome or NOT
dun ndH t0 HoHo extent On our pres.
ent t.s.t and should the plant boz
huIh b. wlll hc one capable 0f hludl
inE ail the urv ci tho district
The Trlnuni0a company is report
oi OBJ have sufficient funds t0 carry
out uIl me work % has under con
temptation D. has taken ali of ts
securities on the mnrket
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
VEGAS HOPE MAY


o. 9NNN ~ Ia 2 -
Charles h Michnels. OF 80 Louis. "a
general contractor arrived here this
morning from Los lunus and win rc-
main until tomorrow, when be- viii
depart Tor St Louis. visiting lna We
gas and other territorial towns en-
route Mr. MlChuels is well known
iu las Vegas. Ho WIS there last
SUMMER looking into tine Fratornnl
sanltarim proposition io told o
reporter for The Evening Citizen this
morning that 80 Car us hc knew there
were NO new developments iu the
status of sanilarum affairs.
Asked 10 hlg proposed visit 90 LA
Vegas WAS significant in connection
with the Hanltnrlum, De declared O.
was not
% avn momoriy going to stop ~
there to renew old acquaintance.
bee said. "2nd look over things gen.
orally
~ am afraid tho FrutognM sau'iar
ium matter ia nll on Mr Micharls
declared "a appears as though tho
scheme Was too blk for the pr1moi'
ors 90 handle Perhaps. Though, %
may get into the hands OF somebody
who viii have something Tangible tr
uner and who win put 10 through
without the structures chat have
seemingly fnmontCd dlssension nmonn
the promoters themselves
Mr hlchacls declared he WAS Ca
uably impressed with the Mcsilln
valley That country has e future
down there. be- said. "but 10 may he
some years before % is fully real
Izcd
Zee had with him some samples OF
fruit rrpvn in the valley. tho flavor
Of which was delicious
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

RNiANHA ANiItM NNNNfNtfs
New York. Nov. 20 -"Thc cause
OF the Russian jew is the cause OF
civilized humanity 10 is especially
the cause Of Americans. for they
stand upon sho very highest plane
0f free government and their prlnci
piles OF justice are very anthlthesis of
the system OF savnEtry directed
against ont pnoDie
In tails declaration d. Shmayahu
levin the fimt member uf the late
Russian duuma. which the car dis
solved. to VISIT thls country. explain.
ed BIS visit
u come. D. continued. "iu spread
toe truth among Americans ns 90 Che
actual condiii1s and UlfO 90 create
intgrc in ihe efforts of our people
% obtain constitutional rights.
Upon the dissolution OF che duuma
/ Odd with about l50 other members
to mo city of NibOrg la Finland We
attempted tO c1ut.nuc to hold our Sos
sluns hui The police prevented Then
WC assembled In Eeiehhoring forest
ANA issued the Nihorp manifesto. eail-
i2g upon lhe Russian people io for
swear allegiance to Their existing gov.
cmu nt and refuse tO pay taxes.
This caused the government to dc.
hand our arrest 3 voJal oi the mem.
hers were arrested and ar Wlll o.
prison managed io escape to Berlin
1.-THE Same wretchod condition az.
lists los Russia amOng my people. n
wiz cunupu until Russia hes CON
siiiuiiuual government Here in
New York y0u have an excellent ul.
iocl lesson of tnp teuou through
which mo Jews have pass0d More
than 100000 Russiaa IcWa have om-
Iuuted to The United sfates ln the
past three years meet my conn.
fymn un every hand. driven from
tho homes they loved
They are tho strong rd Young
men and women who could neo
They have icll behind tho wCuE and
uid. Russia must bo tree whatever
ihc mcms Her happiness lies only
in Che wal 0f all of hcr people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
NEW MEXICO RANGERS
ARE MAKING GOOD

Frederick Furuun. fey two years lu.
scph Walkers assistant ia the United
States crot service department. and
later captain OF Tire Now Mexico
rangers organized April I, 1904. ls Ia
benvcr on msi2ess and RrCntly enc
Unused over his new occupation of
rounding up rustltrs, says the Do'ycr
Posi-
The mounted police. as they are
better known were created go the rc.
quest 90 stock Owgem who had sur
hrod tremendously from cattle
thieves, and after Gov Otero sienihod
his approval were Instituted by the
territorial legislature and became o.
rari Of the law
IN organization is composed OF
captain lieutenant. serEca.t end
eight prtvatcs which onices are held
/ 10y the following men, respectively
Fred fornOn Santa Pc, Cyprlano
/ Aacn a-d ~ vs. Lewis. Socuuo. B..
| = Ayani. Captain. Il e prItmal.
Silver city; W. y. Dudley. Alamoeor-
DO. John W Collier silver city.
Richard Hubcr Santa eF. Rafael Go.
mez. Santa Pc
Headquarters ere pt Santa &c. and
th men in different sections of the
territory. mostly Isolated localities.
Each private S. nald 5000 u wear the
oHicers receiving higher sdafies. ao.
Icerding to their grados
Tho men arr required to furnish
their own mounts. and In ho armed ni
D TIMES nurcg their short regime
ihoy have hcou "a decided factor in
ufurcinr the law and preserving the
I faurr in Ml sections of thc territory
New Mexico has always been ln %
peculiar sItuaiio2 as to receiving
move 'lan her share oi fngiuvf from
other sttier end territories suamely
Hmtti ANA iratorod hy numerous
mountain ranges u bass be- % con
venicat hiding place fur ali CLASSES lf
Do 10 avoiding onicors of thp hu
Active and fnXiOus no make records
/ Tor themselves Che wnrer have
ro ohcd AN parts of thc torrtor,
With fho result that there has been
q decided improvement Boo the en-.
| iurcemc-t of the laW ana tho appre.
hen sion 90 criminals THE men. a'l uf
whom are experienced cowb0ya. and
wl YrrHed Boo the myffefies OF
brands end counierhra-ds ride tho
range looking Tor 49,, eoH
since Apr.l q 1904. at pvQat twenty
iugiilyos have been roiurnel i0 fhtlr
aiatos and about 200 hwtwis made
MOSTLY Tor theft nf cattle. sheep and
horses Sixty pf seventy or these are
now awaiting TRIAL Two men have
h@n killed hy fho force one who
hml tucked himself Hway ln fhe Cap-
tam mountains was shot down Dol
Ranger AFlni. another hiding ln TIM
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

oy0r i1 Tombstone bv Constable iacb
Whiio to ho tried helOro thc PROBATE
iudrr aB to hls sanity
According tO Clinton story. HIATT
was at the mine only one shit being
sent un top before that was over
"rhis man was put with mo Thurs
day nt The Uolbruok shaft. ON the
level. 90 aiopo He talked to mo very
raiionAliy az nrt. tclilnr me- that hls
name was Halt and that ho had just
been hired che day before o. "a miner.
ilc told me BE- had worked before in
the mines.
~ dld not notice his actions par
iicularly until We had been working
iuHciipr about an hour We were
engaged IN lagging up the slope and
nll OF % sudden noticed the man
saving % piece of tagging in two. !
asked him what hr wus doing 10 FOR
and be- said that he was guiug iu put
90 together again and ! needn't bother
about him
Then ho commenced go ty to
drive nails with u saw and finally
swung The az about bis head several
times. finally letting sc $50 ln my 40.
rcciion, althuugh DO very luckily
I iNINHNN NC.
For q moment be- seemed llkc o.
maniac bus quickly sank down and
commenced 90 complain of his head
and to humble To- himself saw ai
once that The man was not isht ln
his head and advised him to 10 on
top IN a little while he jumped zap
and commenced pitching M tools
around. missing me with them sew
eral lines only because I dodgcd So
| didn't seem like be- wanted 20 do me
injury but was seemingly doing Il be-.
cause Uf The relief it gave him
AFTER u time he got up and putting
every tool we had IN the slope in 4
whcolharruw be said ho Wes gnine
home and started IN "a was with
diiilculty that I prevailed upun him "a
put down the tools and gu on i0l
without them
! u can tell you got the scare al
my life and I don't want any NOR,
lundtics in mine ! think / came n,
near getting killed as q man ever did
and 10 bad not had the sense TO tall
90 him and sOutho him while be- wnl
| IN his frcnglcd state I guess o. woul,
have been another h,tIo Dob Tor 90,
undertake."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

OF che King and Queen of Norway
in diamonds nnd ruhlus are also Do.
ciudel 81 The beautiful and costly De-
sikh. Tho greetings of Haakon and
Maud by the crowds in the streets
proved thar tho queen. always a iav-
urito with the British public. has lost
mono OF her popularity. though long
nbscst abroad.
shreklna slstorhood undiomavod
"tt SCENE 90 nice TO Dee free again.
said Misc Sylvia Parkhurft. che artist
aud chief martyr OF tho suffrage raid
on parliament, as she left Holloway
prison ut the expiration Of her sen
tonco After going siraighiway Go
suffrage headquarters and arranging
Cor n monster demonstration iu Ira
falmr square. Mics Parkhursi talked
more freely of the prison experience
OF herself and ten follow martyrs,
most OF whom are giill langulshing
in Holloway, hayilg received hunger
sentences than thcir leader
~ have no complaint io make of
the prison ohclala." She began. "hut
the conditions of lifo there were hard.
Z slept ON a plank bed six fcot iong
and three feet wide and raised fr1m
the ground NOT more than three Oi
four inches Z proved to be- q hard
rad dmunhty couch at best ! wns
pui 90 work sewing. and the FIRST
thing ! made was q Nannel shirt for
male prisoner. ! suppose But ihc
hardest hing was the solitary con.
fnomO-t What good can this solitude
do2 ia t good FOR "a woman 20 brood
was sent into The exercise yard not
oftcncr than tire times a week. ON
leaving my coll the first time,
found my powers of observation great
| ly accumulated SEEMED 90 see CIV.
cythinF, I shall alway6 remember
the color Of the sky that day and
the driving clouds. Going among the
| prisoners. / looked up: they bent
their eyes 90 iho ground Theirs was
the walk OF despair. Soon had
| cought the commO1 feeling and wa,
walking up and down the yard keep-
ing step with the others
Such o. glimpse OF thc martyr
dom Miss pariyhurt and her fol-
low rs had 10 eagerly sought and st
bitterly found And yet they urt
nothing daulted hy solitary conhno
1ont aud hard labor. a have com,
out more determined than ever thai
women shall have the vote Mis-.
parkhupt Geclusd. as She turned
90 hor mall humming "a verso OF
the suffrage hyma
I'Upward lift Your banners
Bravely % che breeze,
ll.et each tyrunt tromhle
When the sight he sees.
lOlsdly raise your voices
ln inspiring song.
lClaim the rights all boldly
They've denied you long
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
MESILLA VALLEY
IS ALL RIGHT

"a d. Bowman. a well known bank
er Of Las Cruces. who returned TO
his home sunday evening AFTER ID
brief visit in Albuquerque. decided
that the failure of the Mosuln valley
a iul. Of promise. IA constructing
'he diversion dams thn government
has solved the problem of water sup
ply and Che dam will protect the val.
lcs from Il repetition of the disastrous
1Oudf of former years" Mr. how
man believes the McsiIll valley ls
destined Co become one of the great
agricultural districts uf tho south
west. "Most AN the land reclaimed
hy The E-gl reservoir is in bona
taa county and little in Sierra
county ho continued. "but So meets
tll our requirements 90 Moeun Park
since % win buag under cultivation
an enormous area.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
on. RICE MARRIED
AT DALLAS. TENAg

Ono 90 thc 0reuicsi homo weddlnes
.uf tho aeaaOa. occurred laai night
whm Niles RHth Catherine koalcr.
daughter uf NJ and Mrs Charrs B.
Keealcf 0f Jaf Cln. ond Dr Luclaa
NJ Ric ni Albuquerque. ~ 10 wore
unifhd BOZ marriage hy Roy William
Goddard. pastor 0f che Oak ella Pres
byiUHnn church The wedding was
private aad the rinr ceremony Waa
used Th. bride and the bridegroom
oufmoi fhe parlOr iO thD strains of
llc iluchref March hy Mondc's.
ohn, which was played by o. H.
Cochran
After tho ceremony Mr end Mrt
koHlr held reception iur ihe
bridal couple The hnsfeaa WnH az.
sisted hy Mr William Ooedard.
Mrs Hfnfy skeliOn. Sire Theodore
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

lUIUIImI ny n N VA DOM
uilciY announced h.f0 TODAY iNif ihU
Hcrf lo mgte tuur OFF iaf world
euuld he under commend OF Vien
Admiral shirhlno kalaoka. ihoteh o.
comparatively Yuune man WAS COM
maalor 0f the third squadron ~
Tusos Hce and iaok part in ihe nIIn-
clnal naval engagements of lha uar
Win husHiu inc.udns tho htiie oi
IHn aMma straits ilia squadron wRa
'onF un 1'ucahc ipiy 0n ron AfIhur
Tno Hdmiml Who received hlE naval
eluca'lon n England H world side
traveller
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
TO o. TIE LARGEST
BRIDGE M THE WoRL o

spokane wash Nov gk Wok
WIS commenced uu "a bridge over tbo
spokane river north Of Fou Wrighi
tpday which tn0 suHlueorH Fay Will
ha thr 'argrsl iu che world d. &iI
YN % steel structure SNun ffrf ln
length. and ESQ fou hlrh ur TO-
new iin which luu lnierssn are
bnlIdinE between Spokane and paRet
Sound Ihu bridge aIl CuH t1ulOnn
hnh $40 Den o1mrIued Bon tao years
Ihe Northern Pacific. lnolhef 1854
property D. grn building "a steel
bridge across lawyer canon. .Wih
east of spuk1nu Tbo cusf o. oHl
matted 90 i2l0pnV auI j 800 be
ready iur tnmc u tbc anfme
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
ARIZONA WENT 70 PER
CENT FOR STATEHOOD

Col G.. H. Amswoyth aad Gen Thos
s Wilson Two prominent Arlz0nians
vino are slaunch advocate OF Joint
ftwphaul spent yesterday in The
city, haylg arrived during the morn.
inR from the west. accompanying Dr.
James a. Ross and Judge Geo p.
Golfer. owners of mines in the ylcin-
uy of WlchonnurE. Ariz who are on
their W1y home from q VISIT tO thcir
misses Gen Wilson and Col Aims
worth visited al ihr ofhco of Senator
Andrews who Is preparing tn leave
Tor Washington to resume hts dele
eafoship t1 congress Tor New Mexico
Colonel AinsWorth who "a ea able
lawyer OF tha sister territory and was
attorney general under Governor Muir
phy two fcrms was one OF the few
Statesmen of Arizona who had ihe
intrepidiy to stump Arizona Tor .lte-
hood during th recent campaign
However. detected, Col AlnswOrih
says that statehood received "a much
larger vote Iu Arizona than the party
managers VIII admit with some few
localities t0 bo n0ard from iho count
hows nai almost gO ror cent of the
statehood yate east Boa Arizona was
for be-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
GREAT cAPF COO

lioa on. Mass Sos rs 70 is nur
estimated thhf The Cape Cod Gran
berry crop will amount ig $50 900 bon
fNlH The crop exceeds that ~ aii
other years by so per cent. o. to
ODE present 1880 barrels have been
shipped i0 western points alone ana
ahov- hair hat quaailty agnln viii
have 600 ho sent fo fhp oHstern cificr
as NoN York, Boston and Philndfl
PMS. VIII receive large shipments
from wisconsin ard Michigan. whore
The BERRIES arc exfcaaiveiy groWn ahd
where ihc crop is also very iuss Ibis
aeaBnn. The prevalent price at CNpe
GOD o. from So to $50 Il barrri nv
late horrieh and the market ln uih,tf
producing districts arc said tu be- lea
un equally healthy state
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

Houston IntHa. Nov ts liuusfun
.rApecs .n fhe near future 'o bscome
1u important gateway Tor fuarnfs
No O'd MNlcu and plans looklnr fo
hs sac uudpf UHy and un0u 60 Uaala
i1 make Houston formidable f1ur
H poInl rival fp San Antonio The
infeu manifested D. Ola Mexico m
fOurisfs generally hHs caused ihe sau
Antonio and ArkunFn Pas rosa ro
establish @ service hy was 0f Alice
and Laredo tp Oid MexIcn. Ia cou
neciiun With tlr Houston Easi and
West Texas end the cotton hclf to
81 Louis The route Ia ahmfrr fhBn
amy eNisime oae $500 makes NuuHon
the gateway