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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-11
Notice.

GET YOUR SIGNS FOR FAIR WEEK
PAINTED by G. A. HUDSON.
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W. Want Your Order

BUY YOUR WRAPPERS NOW. FOR
TITS WEI WE " Ill. GIVE A SPEC.
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Copper, tin and galvanized iron work
whitney company.
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Here Is Chance

Kleinwost's is the place to get your bic,
(. esh steak. All kinds OF nice meat
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We are ~ GdQuart.rs for Del spreads,
sheets and pillow cases. Albert Faber,
Grant l~lild,lg
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When you cannot sleep for coughing.
1t Is hardly necessary that anyone should
tell you that you need n few doses Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to allay the
irritation OF the throat, and make sleep
possible. 1t Is good. Try it. For sale by
all druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-11

Golden, N, M, oct. As stated In my
letter yesterday. | arrived at tho San
Lazarus gulch rather late in the after
noon, on account OF my speedy 90 ami
NAL, and found Mr., S. p. Conger at the
old place at which he used to be twelve
years < when he FIRST discovered the
San Lazarus, which afterward produced
quite heavily In gold.
well" Mr.. Conger said, Il told the
people who bought me u ten years ago
that / would ave TO come back to this
place 10 teach them the full lesson OF
the Lazarus mine, as when | left here
they had only begun to learn the first
part Of the mine.
Now | am here. and I am going to
Prove what / said ten years ago OF this
mine, and don't you forget she will be
all right when | get things shaped up.
Things will go slow until new buildings
are built In place OF the ones lately
burned down, but all the same there is
going 10 be work nov In the proper
shape. This company has spent many
thousands Of dollars here since / left,
and today they are no better OFF than
they were ten years ago, The company
has not realized anything out OF ts,
money they nave spent mere, ana II is q
shams for some men who call thenEelVe,
biologists to advise a company to work
mine ~ this kind In such n poor way
almost entirely the opposite way II should
have been worked. II viii probably TAXI
me sixty days TO make things right, buI
when I do, you can depend she will b.
the same old producer OF years ago.
Il have now had hfty-fve years tx
periencc in mining and don't take a bach
seat for the best mineralogist of tn
United States, while away from here
discovered some Of the highest grade o
wolferite, beside other rare minerals
which some OF the best authorities o
Colorado declared ! was wrong and ha'
10 prove by shipping the ore to be treate
In Germany. About New Mexico there
plenty of mineral, and some day whe
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a Attack.

An attack was lately made on c. F.
Collier of Cherokee, Iowa, hat nearly
proved fatal. 1t anne through his kid
neys. His back got so lame he could not
stoop without great pain, nor sit In n
chair except propped by cushions. No
remedy helped him until he tried Electric
Bitters, which effected such n wonderful
change that he writes hat he feels like a
new man. This marvellous medicine cures
backache and kidney trouble. puriles the
blood and builds W your health. Only
Joc at ]. II. o'Rielly Il Co.'S drug store.
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w. T. Wesson, Jacksonville, Va, n
druggist, writes: your one Minute
Cough Cure gives perfect satisfaction.
My customers say II Is the best remedy
for coughs, colds, throat and lung trou-
bles." b.. Ruppe, Cosmopolitan.
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outing flannel, 8 cents per yard. Leon
n Etarn
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Other Cases.

Margaret II. Rasmussen Is no longer
the wife OF Hyrum Rasmussen. Judge
Hall has severed the bond that proved
so CALLING to Mrs Rasmussen Evil
dence adduced showed that Hyrum had
been a truant from his home for the
last eight years, during which time he
had contributed next 10 nothing to-
wards the support OF his wife and three
little children. Mrs. Rasmussen was
awarded title 10 Rasmussen's property
In Uintah. county.
In the divorce case Of Ann b. Davis
VS. George NJ. Davis. Judge Hall yester-
day ordered that one-half interest In
the homestead at 42s West First North
street be set apart for the benefit OF
the five children. the other one-half to
90 % their mother. subject 10 a mort
gage. The question OF alimony was left
open In the mean time. Mrs Davis
sued for sS5 a month.
Charles J. Hodge has commenced suit
agaiEsI n. u. Lawson. ]. r. Bamberger
and Josiah Barnett 10 quiet title TO a
certain area between Wasatch and
Muddy Gulch claims in the West Noun
tain mining district
In the case Of John Johnson, by w.
T. Gunter, guardian ad litnm VS. Emma
Il. Johnson, suit 10 determine the val
idity OF a deed by which Peter John
son. shortly before his death. conveyed
thirty nine-acre farm In West Jor-
dan precinct 10 his wife, Emma John
son. Judge Stewart today found the is
sues for the defendant holding that the
deed Is valid
In the case OF c, NJ Lumm We John
+. Howell ct al a motion 10 settle cross
interr0gaiions was argued by Barlow
Ferguson for plaintiff and C.. s. Patter-
son for defendant. and taken under ad-
visement.
In the case OF Carl Erickson VS. Allen
T. Dortey Judge Morse found the issues
for the defendant The suit was TO
compel Dorsey TO pay a S21 check oil
which he had stopped payment at his
bank.
Judge Morse heard arguments on the
motion 20 dismiss the case OF Louis
HySms ei al vs. Simon Hamburger ei al
ana took the case under amusement.
The motion to dismiss the appeal In
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Philippines Vice Governor.

Washington, Nov. 2.--Secy. Root y
day received u cablegram from Gov.
Taft at Manila saying he had been sue
cessfully operated upon tor a minor
trouble and expected TO be all right
again In about two weeks
II was announced al the war depart
ment that Gov. Taft's condition will
not necessitate his return to this coun-
try
Hon. Luke +. Wright, the senior
member of the Philippine commission
after Gov. Taft has been appointed
vice governor of the islands TO meet
jtst suli an emergency as has arisen
through the present indisposltion OF
the governor. His tenure is explained
In the following order, signed by the
President and dated November /:
Hon. Luke T.. Wright is appointed
vice governor with authority TO act as
civil governor of the Philippine islands
whenever the civil governor is inca
pacitated by illness or certifies that his
temporary absence from the seat of
government will make 1t necessary for
the vice governor to exercise such pow
ers and duties.
(Signed)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
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paris. Nov. 1.-THE dispatch OF Ad-
..,,ol calllard's squadron from Toulon
"a Turkish waters has already had It's
eject. The French foreign office today
,ec.lved telegram from M. Bapst,
counselor of the French legation at
constantlnople, announcing that the
sultan yesterday sent him message
accepting all the French claims In
Guiding the Lorendo claim. The porte
also telegraphed TO the French minis
Ter OF foreign affairs. NJ. Delcasse, IN
forming him that the Chlorendo claim
had been settled and that the sultan had
signed an trade accepting the figure
fixed by France for the payment OF the
claim. NJ. Delcasse proceeded to the
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4 THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
pr Roosevelt Descnaes Now Is Praise and Thanks to uOd
Refers 10 Death Of Pres. McKney-As Much Is uNen
Us Much is Expected OF U.s.

work for our own unliftlng In things
intellectual and spiritual. Let US re-
member that, as much has been given
us, much will be expected from us; ana
that true homage comes from the heart
as well as from the lips and shows IT.
self In deeds. We can best prove our
thankfulness 10 the Almighty by the
way in which on this earth and at this
time, each OF us does his duty to his
fellowmen.
NOW, therefore, !, Theodore koose-
welt. President Of the United States, do
hereby designate as a day of general
Thanksgiving, Thursday, the 2Sth day
Of this present November. and do rec
ommend that throughout the land the
people cease from their wonted occu-
pations and at their several homes and
places of worship thank the giyer of all
good for the countless blessings OF our
national lifa
: in witness whereof, have hereunto
set nv hand and caused the seal or
the United States to be affixed.
Done at the City OF Washington, this
second day OF November, In the year
OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and one, and OF the independence Of
the United States the one hundred and
twenty sixth.
"Cseai.) THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
] BY the President John Hay, secre-
tary OF state.
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NICARAGUA TERMINATES TREATIES
First is That Of Giving Authority to United States to Construct
an Interoceanic Canal Across Ngaraguan Territory
Other is the One Providing for Extradiion.

Washington, Nov. 2.-The govern
msnt Of Nicaragua has terminated the
treaty under which the United States
was empowered to construct an inter-
oceanic canal across the territory Of
Nicaragua. This action has been con-
veyed to the state department by the
Nicaragua minister for foreign affairs
That officer declares that the denuncia-
ton In nowise affects the friendly re-
lations between the two countries and
the Nicaraguan government desires the
conclusion Of new treaties.
Besides the treaty Of friendship, COM
,neree and navigation Of 1867 thus de-
nounced, the same note conveys the de-
nunciation Of the extradition treaty OF
1870 between the United States and
Nicaragua. Under the terms OF the
denunciation the first named treaty
covering the right TO construct and
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guarantee canal, the convention will
expire october "a. 1905. which Is one
year from the date on which the notice
was received at the state department.
The extradltion treaty terminates May
"a next as provided ia the convention.
The Nicarsguan ministers note con-
veys absolutely no Information as the
motives which inspired the Nicaraguan
government to dsnounce these two
treaties. nor has Mr. Murray, United
States minister TO Nicaragua, thrown
any light on the subject Ii may be
recalled as Affecting the treaty Of 1861
that before submitting the Hay
Pauncefote treaty 10 Congress last year
secy. Hay drew ny set Of protocol
with the minister for Nicaragua and
the minister fer Colombia, whereby
these officers bound their governments
To negotiate treaties with the United
States for the necessary concessions
under which to construct and control
canals, In that event Congress should
authorize the beginning Of such work
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A LOVERS CRIME.


Amsterdam, n. Y. Nov. Erred
erick Bankert, at O'clock this morn
ing killed william Green by shooting
him In the neck with a revolver and
splitting his head open with Ratchet
Bankert also shot Mrs. Green and cut
her head open with Ratchet. inhict-
Ing fatal wounds. and then shot himself
through the heart. dying instantly.
Bankert gained entrance TO Green's
apartments by climbing UP rope lad
Ger on the outside OF the building and
entering window. He was a sutton
or Mrs. Green before her marriage. but
ms love was unrequited. For this rea-
son ne shot her on Nov. 2, 1895. and cut
her with razor. but she recovered
from her wounds. For this crime Ban
kert was sent TO states prison, and
was released from there about six
months ago.
Mrs, Green was formerly Miss Cora
Il. Harrison. She was an accomplished
amateur actress and hondsome and
attractive woman. 20 years old Ban.
kert was 80 and Mr.. Green was %.
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washington, Nov. 2-President
Roosevelt today issued his proclamation
fixing Thursday, Nov rs, as day oil
national thanksgiving. II follows
"A proclama tion-The season Is nigh
when, according 10 the time-hallowed
custom Of our people, the President APP
points a day as the especial occasion
for praise and thanksgiving to God.
This thanksgiving finds the people
still bowed with sorrow for the death
OF great and good President. We
mourn President Mckinley because we
loved and honored him. and the manner
of his death should awaken in the
breasts Of our people keen anxiety
and a resolute purpose not to be driven
by any calamity from the path of
strong. orderly popular liberty, which,
as a nation. we have thus far safely
trod.
Yet, In spite Of this great disaster,
II Is nevertheless true that no people
on earth have such abundant cause for
Thanksgiving as we have The past
year In particular has been one Of peace
and plenty. We have prospered In
things material and have been able to
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DEWEY on sCHLEY CASE.
Real workwill Begin with sirin o
Of Tesiimnnr.

Washington, Nov. 2.-Admiral Dewey
called on President Roosevelt, but ala
not discuss with him the Schley court
OF inquiry except 10 tell the President
that the public sessions Of the court
would be concluded in a few days.
when we begin to slft the ,es,I-
m0ny." said the admiral, "o,ir real
work viii begin. ! told Secy. Long
when he asked 1ie to become president
Of the court. that ! would rather 90
through another battle In Manila bay.
The hardest part OF this work win be
wading through the mass Of testimony
and reaching our conclusions. have
two able associates however. and real
lie that we are on trial before the
country, as well as Admiral Schley
Two ADLER. better men could not have
been secured than Admirals Benham
ard ramsay"
Admiral Dewey said that the court
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FOR HIS CHILD'S LIFE.
A $4,000 Suit Against the City, Re
suit Of Sixth Street Drowning.

Charles W. Johnson today commenced
a damage suit against the city to re-
cover $4,000 on account OF the death
OF his infant son. Ernest Bench John
son. who fell into a ditch on l. street be-
tween sixth and seventh streets on
July q and was sucked by the current
into the hume al this point and
drowned The boy was only eighteen
months old al the time Of his death
Johnson's plea II that the ditch was
constant menace TO the public safety IN
that Il had steep entertainments and
was absolutely open and unprotected by
rails, guards. bars or other protection.
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probably would take up each charge In
the precept, review the testimony and
then give the facts 8s they found them
and give such an opinion as they
called for. He did not know that this
would be done as he had not discussed
the case with his associates but 1t had
occurred TO him that this would be a
good plan. He felt, he said, that the
American people would want the courts
reasons In detail and were entitled to
know them
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Matthews vs. Gilmore.

In the case OF Thomas Matthews ct
al VS. Frank Gilmore ct al, an iniuno-
ton suit to restrain defendants from
constructing or maintaining dam in
a certain ditch situated in section q,
township north, range ! west, Judge
Stewart today retaSed the costs OF suit
al $2li0, and continued the case sine
die. The case was placed at the head
of Judge Halls calendar for trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-02
LETTER FROM ALMA TAYLOR
Young Missionary Writes to His Old
Friend, Bishop Empey.

Alma Taylor. the young missionary
who is now In Japan with Apostle
Grant, has written letter to his old
friend and Bishop. Nelson A. Empey.
The communication states that trop-
zeal rain storm has been over Yoko-
hama for the past few days, almost
great enough to duplicate the food in
which Noah figured so prominently II
was a heavier storm than the writer
had ever witnessed In the Rockies.
Apostle Grant and his associates hope
to soon be able TO establish headquar-
tiers In Toxic, the capital Of the coun-
fry
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SIJLTAN ACCEPTS
FRANCES CLAIM.
The Demonstration Has Its Effect Turkey
Must Not Renew Her Interference With
Diplomatic Mail Bags.

Elsyee palace of the ministry OF the
Interior and consulted with President
Loubet, the premier, NJ. Waldeck-hous-
seau. and the minister of marine, NJ
Delanessan. He also had a later con-
ference with NJ. Waldeck-Rousseau'
The French government Will also de-
mand an understanding that Turkey
viii not renew the recent interference
with the diplomatic mail bags.
ITALY TRIES TO COUNTER
BALANCE.
London, Nov. IA dispatch TO news
agency from Rome says that the second
division OF the Italian Mediterranean
squadron has started for Turkey win
the object. It is said Of counterbalanc-
Ing the French naval demonstration
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Anarchist Fires Into Audience.

Munich. Nov. 2.-Just before the
commencement Of a concert at Odeon
hall last night, man named Hoffman
began Hiring a revolver at the people In
the audience. wounding two He then
Killed himself. Hoffman. who was a
sculptors assistant. came from Neu.
stad. Baden. Anarchist literature was
found In his Aockets.
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LATE LOCALS.

The regular meeting Of the Veteran
Fireman's association win be held Mon
day evening. Nov. 9Th, at o'clock
sharp az Canyon road.
The Little Wilkes" football team
PLAYED most interesting and exciting
game with the "Episcopalian Choir
Rnckers" on the Eighteenth ward
square this afternoon. fne score was
s TO In favor Of the frst named team.
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WORTHY MOVEMENT.
A kindergarten Training Glass TO be
Started for Sunday Schools.

The Latter-day Saints University.
with the approval OF the Deseret sun
day School Union board, will establish
a Sunday School Teachers Kindergar-
ter Training Glass, beginning Saturday.
Nov 9th, from TO o'clock p. m. 10
run throughout the school year The
class will be in charge OF Mrs. Donnet-
te Smith Kesler, and two representa-
tives are invited from each ward in
the Stakes In close proximity TO take
the course. This VIII be a splendid OPP
portunity for the Sunday school Kim
dergarten teachers 10 perfect them
selves IN this important department Of
Sunday school work.
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Cases Set.

Judge Stewart made the following
setting of cases:
Boynton Furnace Co.. vs. Utah Stove
n Hardware Co., Monday, Nov. Is.
Margaretta Haun & Co.. VS. Rio
Grand Western Railway Co.; hearing Of
motion for new trial set for Tuesday,
Nov 5th at 10 o'clock.
John @. Turnbow VS. Martin Beck
stead; motion for new trial set for Sat-
urday, November 9th.
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PENSIONS AND POSTMASTERS
Geo. Muney Gets an hcrease-B. l..
Woodhouse Appointed at Duchesne.
fspecial TO the "News."l

Washington. d. c., Nov. 2.--An In
crease OF pension granted George w.
Muncy, Salt Lake, IS.
d. L. Wouldhouse has been appointed
postmaster at Fort Duchesne. Uintah,
Vice Thornton resigned.
Abstract OF the condition OF the ma
tlonal banks of Wyoming at the close
of business Sept. 5, as reported by the
comptroller OF the currency announces:
Reserve held. 24.S3 per cent, against
2e.ei per cent July 10.
Loans and discounts. increase So, ill.
Gold coin, decrease, s3i,20l.
Lawful money reserve, decrease, $780,
SOL.
individual deposits. decrease, ss5,5ls.
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This balance Is distributed among the
various funds as follows:
si2o54Ss
Uncle sam wants an Answer.

Copenhagen, Nov. 1.-The govern
ment Of the United states has asked
the Danish government for a decisive
answer TO the United States oner TO
purchase the Danish West Indies. The
Danish government WI not make re-
ply before November y.
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Mrs, Bfunton Divorced.

Anna X. Brunton was today divorced
from John Brunton by Judge Hall. The
grounds for the decree were desertion
and non-support on the part of the
husband. Plaintiff was awarded the
custody OF her H-year-old daughter,
Mary. The marriage occurred in ST.
Paul, MINI, in December 1886
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-02
Army Apnointments

Washington. Nov. 2.-The Preslden,
today made the following appoint.
merts:
War-Charles b. Nichols. surgeon OF
volunteers. rank OF major: Joseph Her
ron; captain OF cavalry; James b. Nit
cne.l' captain. artillery corps: George
- broome and Willis c. Me,calf. Hrs;
'ieu'enants. Porto Rico provisional
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against Albert Mcdonald, Frank Beck
stead and D. II. Bero, to recover on a
six months promissory note, for s3l2.5O
with interest at the rate Of one-half
per cent, executed by McDowall and
Beckstead in its favor. on April sth.
and endorsed by Bero. The suit also
calls for $50 attorney fees.
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More British Officers Killed.

London. Nov. 2--Lord Kitchener re.
ports that three additional officers
were killed and that two more were
wounded during the attack recently
made on the rear guard OF Col. BEN
sons column, near Brakaenlaagte, east.
ern Transyaal.
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Chief Of Mall Depreciation division,

Washington. Nov. 2.-Theodore In.
gals, OF Louisville. KY, has been APP
pointed chief Of the mail depredatsons
division OF the postoffice department.
lie took charge today. succeeding
hmanual speych, transferred TO anoth-
er branch OF the service.
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Says He Was Abandoned.

Thomas c. Wright is suing his wife
for abandonment on Oct, 20. 1900. He
asks the court to grant him a decree
Of divorce and the custody OF his five
year-old daughter, Edith. The marriage
occurred IN this city on Oct. 80, 1896.
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win be Sentenced wedues d ay.

On motion OF Attorney d. 5. Truman,
Judge Stewart this morning continued
the time for passing sentence on Vedo
Delvecchio. convicted Of rape, until
next Wednesday morning.
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regiment of infantry, Charles Andrews
surgeon Of volunteers, rank OF major;
Eugene Van N. Bissell, second Iieuten-
ant.
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the case OF John Evans VS. W. c. Hus-

the case Of John Evans VS. w. q nus
bands was granted.
In the case OF G.. II. Stevens VS. Il. Il.
West a motion for vacation Of tudg-
ment and permission TO file supplement
tai answer was argued and taken UNI
der AMUSEMENT
Tn the case Of the National Bank OF
the Republic VS. Fisher Harris ct al the
court entered judgment for plaintiff
against Harris for the sum Of $3.50
and $40 attorney fees. to bear IL per
cent interest from date
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PromIssory Note Case.

rho National Bank OF the Republic
today Instituted law proceedings
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COUNTY CASH.

County Treasurer Dales report for
October shows as follows:
Balance on hand Oct l.....t 1865
Total receipts for month";. 45.35s,T