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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
UNLIMITED VEAL TIL.
Unfortunate Condition OF a Machinist
Who Thinks Himself Wealthy.

sad as is the fact Of the insanity of
Thomas Williams. the old time mach.
mist and mechanic who was for many
years In the employ of the Santa Fe
at this place. there are several queer
features connected with the unfortu-
nate mans mania. says the San Der.
nardlno Sun. His hobby is wealth
and he fancies that he IL i'm posses-
sion of hundreds Of millions OF dollars.
With this idea in mind he lavishcs
checks on every hand Just before
being taken to Los Angeles he recoiv.
cd the attentions of barber Mt his
home sou,h Of town, and when the
shave was over with. promptly wrote
out check for $4,000. which ne pre-
scented TO the wandering artist of the
father. Down in Los Angeles he had
more an one enterprising real estate
dealer knocking the spots of the high
places. thinking that they had a GUS
toner with money enough to purchase
the city and present II GO Pasadena for
use as private park. In the presence
of one OF these brokers he actually
made out "a check. payable at one OF
the banks of the Angel city. for the
sum of 10000 900.
His own powers especially to give
away places and positions, is unlmit
ed and according TO his own idea. in
the matter. he has as much to say as
To who will fill positions on the Santa
Fe system as President Ripley him.
self But few days ago he address
cd a letter 70 Albuquerque. asking for
q man 10 be sent AT once TO take the
position now held by superintendent
Beamer of the Southern California
No.
In Los Angeles, under the care Of Mrs
Williams
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
Weekly Crop Bulletin

relieved the drought, but the not sun
keeps the grass from starting rapidly (:
water Is getting scarce and more rain
Ia badly needed. Farmers are waiting
for good rain To begin work North
of here the lambing e. very poor. but to
the cast and south IL is fairly good
Sapcllo: NJ a. -. Rivera: The good
showers of the latter part Of last week
and the first part of this caused crops
to look finely, but the cloudless. windy
weather succeeding have changed the
conditions. Sowing oats and planting
corn is being rushed Fields under ir.
rigation look very well. Cattle and all
stock are poor.
Santa Pc: e. $. Weather bureau:
Under the influence of the recent rains
gardens and field crops have made rap.
Id advance and grass is starting rapid.
ly on the mesas and in the mounta MS.
Alfalfa making "A fine growth. Rather
cool nights for corn. The sudden and
severe storm of sunday. 18th, evening
brought rain. snow and slight hail with
the temperature dropping To nearly
freezing Sunday night. and 3 degrees
below on Monday night. The heavy
frost resulting killed great deal of the
early garden truck. beans. peas. let
tucc, etc, and also much of the fruit.
especially along the river. Apricots
probably received the greatest injury,
but away from the river bottom it is
believed that the trees have been only
beneHclally thinned. Many Hover gar
deus suffered. irrigation water is plen
tiful. and good supply assured. High.
est temperature. 10; lowest. 80 rain.
Os2
Tcel: Hugh \. TUel: Warm weather
with light showers but not enough to
do any good Prospects for al fruits
are good. Water getting scarce in the
bitches.
Watrous: NJ C. Needham. 4 light
shower on the 18th. bu, since then the
cold nights and windy days have made
unfavorahle conditions Reports from
the lambing camps indicate poor sea
son. Highest temperature 10, lowest
30. rain. OPS.
Woodbury.: A. !. Woodbury.: Highest
temperature 50; lowest. 80; rain, 0.5s.
r. NJ hARDlNGE.
Section Director.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
IN GATES HANDS.
Great Manipulator Secures the Kansas
Southern for the Rock island.

southern IOT tnt NCCN iStdVu.
A special 70 the Denver News from
Kansas City. says:
Control of the Kansas City South
err, running from Kansas City TO the
Gulf OF Mexico. has been acquired by
the Moorcs and John w. Gates for the
Rock Island road by the purchase OF
the Dutch stock The same interests
have probably acquired the Arkansas
4 Choctaw The latter road has
changed hands, but the name of the
purchaser has not been divulged. The
Kansas City Southern voting trust has
three years more to run. but there has
always been a serious question as TO
it's legality and II IS supposed with the
Rock Island holding the majority stock
there will be no question that the prop
erty viii he turned over to IL at once.
Announcement of the sale of the Ar.
kansas 4 Choctaw is made on the au-
thority OF a large holder of stock, who
declined to say who was the purchaser.
John ScUllin. of St. Louis. is president
OF the road. The Dutch stockholders
have been dissatisfied with the con-
troll of the Kansas City Southern. be-
cause they have been without any
voice in its affairs. Notwithstanding
they hold majority of the stock. The
voting trust was so controlled that
Hartman. Gates and Gould dictated
the policy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
ARiZONA'S DEBT.
Supreme Court Decides Territory Must
Pay Bords TO Pima County.

The United States supreme court
handed down decision affirming the
decree of the supreme court OF Arizo-
ma In the case of the governor OF Ari-
IONA. the secretaries. the auditor of
the territory. appellants. versus James
l.. Utter and others The case invclves
certain bonds issued by Pima county.
Arizona. in aid Of the Arizona Narrow
nor. secretary and auditor of the ter
r,tory were petitioned to issue certain
bonds in exchange for the Pima county
bonds The petitioners averred that
in compliance with an act of the terri
tory to comply with the duty Of the
territorial officials To provide for the
redeeming of the indebtedness incur.
red by plaintiffs by issuing refundng
bonds. The case as now decided is
against the territorial officials.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
INDICTED A WIFE MURDERER
True Bill Returned Against Indaiacio
Sena by Grand Jury.

The territorial grand jury OF San Nj.
guel county returned true bill ais
morning against Indalacio Scna Of
Trementina. for the murder OF his
wife. says the Las Vegas Optic
The murder Is reported TO have oc.
Cured five months ago. and was one OF
the most brutal in the criminal history
of the county. Sona killed his wife by
beating her to death. kicking and
pounding her. Her body was complete
~ covered with bruises and was a
mass OF black and blue spots
When the jury reported the prisoner
was brought IN and arraigned. and the
date of trial was set for Tuesday, of
next week.
The case of the United tSates VS..
l)OrOtoo Duran, for building forest
Tres. was brought up this morning and
u jury chosen for the same On nc
count of the displacement of the pa.
pers IN the case the court was adj
iourncd until o'clocK this afternoon
50 that the district clerk would have
time TO look up the papers Some
good naturcd insinuations were ox-
changed between Attorneys Childcrs
and Spiess, the attorneys In the case.
n 10 where the papers had disappear.
ed. Tho case against DoroteO Duran
was finally dismissed. the papers not
having been found
On nest Monday afternoon the doc
ket for the territorial criminal and
civil cases will be arranged
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
WAGON MOUND TRAGEDY.
A Fodmer Lover shot and Mortally
Wounded by Woman.

On last Saturday Wagon Mound had
a shooting scrapc that created consid-
cradle excitement for the little burg
and gave the go SIPS something to-
wag their tongues about. A barkeep
81 In the city whose first name is Sa-
hino. had at one time lived with Lola
Nolan, but had broken of some time
ago and had married and settled down.
On the day of the shooting Lola
called Sabine over to her house and
gave him pretty straight talk about
his former life and tried to persuade
him to break off from his wife and re
turn to her loving embrace. This Sa-
bino could not see III To do and started
to leave the house. when Lola got mad.
AS he reached the door she drew her
revolver and shot him In the back, the
ball going clear through his body, and
he fell TO the floor Then she shot him
again in the thigh and again through
the body near !te abdomen, The man
viii probably die from the effect of the
wounds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
Incorpcrations.

The Roswell Mining a. Development
company filed incorporation papers
the incorporators being Ernest l..
Wildly. j. Mack Smith. William II.
Baldwin. Joseph c. Lea. Darius c.
March, Elmer o. Creighton and Leigh
H. Halan The directors are Ernest
l.. wildly j. Mack Smith. William y.
Baldwin Elmer O. Creighton. Leigh II.
Hallam. Capital. sl.0OO000, divided
into l.udd.0O0 shares. The headguar-
tiers Of the company are at Roswell.
Chaves county.
J.. A. helley. r. >. Parker. OF Otero
county, Simon Ryan. OF lei Paso. and
J. 4. Reed, of Cowden, ILL.,, incorporat-
ed the Cincinnati Gold Il Copper com
pany. The officers of the company are
=. a. Kelley president; 7. S. Parker
vice president Simon Ryan. treasu.
rer: j. A. Reed. secretary. The head.
quarters of the company are at Jarilla
Dtcro county Capital. 5000 GOO, di.
vded into POO 900 shares.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
Las Vegas oratorio Society VIII en-.
terrain May 20 and 30


The third annual musical festival OF
the Las Vegas oratorio society will be-
he'd this year on Thursday and Friday.
May 80 and So
The society numbers one hundred
voices and has been working faithfully
for six months preparing two beautiful
Uratorios, The Triumph of David ="
by Dudley Back, AID THE American
Flag, by Anton Dvorak. \ well
trained orchestra or twenty payers
supports the chorus and brings the
work TO n point of excellence and ef-
fectiveness far beyond that of prev
ious years
The following soloists have been Sc.
cured and will appear on both even
ings:
Miss Eva Emmett Wycof. of Chicago.
soprano; Mrs. w j. Whteman, Of
Denver contralto; Roland Paul of
Denver tenor. and Gustav Holimquist.
of Chicago, basso.
The chorus Is under the direction
james Graham McNs~y VINO direct,
the society in 1899 whcn il rendered
THE Creation" tor Col Roosevelt and
his Rough Riders.
The festival Is supported by guar
antee of over 81 200 subscribed by the
business men of Las Vegas
No effort or expense has been spared
TO make II memorable event, in the
history OF the artistic development of
this great southwest.
II is hoped that many lovers of mus
ic throughout the territory will avail
themselves of the opportunity to enjoy
real feast Of music At Las Vegas
next week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
MAY ASK AN INCREASE.
Santa Fe Engineers Said to Be Plan.
ming Renewal Of Demands.

The San 3ernardino Transcript says:
1t Is probable that the engineers and
flremen of the eastern division OF the
Santa Fe will ask the company for bet
ter pay some time during the summer
or IN the fall. This Is owing to the
Increased size OF locomotives which
they are handling and is in line with
similar moves made on the lines OF the
coast few weeks ago There. il Is I'M
derstood. an increase OF about per
cent was granted after some hesitation
on the part of the Santa Fe. NJ defn-
tie action In this direction appears To-
have been taken. but there is senur
ment that it will be asked and given
when the time comes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
Oreuon short Line.

There is little doubt that the Harri
man lines and the Santa Fe have en-
tered into an alliance for the construc
ton of the Oregon Short Line between
Salt Lake and os Angeles. All OF the
plans for the building OF the new line
are known at santa Fe headquarters
in Los Angeles. and the approval OF
President Il. =. Ripley of the Santa Fe
may be observed In other ways, Every
means that the Santa Fe has been abe
TO take To facilitate the construction
of the Short Line are being taken to
forward the work. Surveying parties
for the new line are seen almost as
much at Santa Fe headquarters as al
the Offices Of the Southern Pacific.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
9I5 MILES IN ~ HOURS.
Pennsylvania Plans Fast Service q
tween Chicago and New York.

General Agent George T. Hull, of Il
Pennsylvania lines, has returned
Denver from Chicago. where he hearu
discussed the proposal of his company
to run train daily between Chicago
and New York in seventeen hours.
II the train Is put in service an aver
age speed OF SO GA miles an hour, in
Guiding stops, will be maintained, or 81
miles an hour exclusive of stops. This
would be the fastest long distance
train in the world The present time
over the roads 9l2 miles OF track be
tween Chicago and New York is about
twenty.four hours. This train would
be connection of the new Rocky
Mountain limited Of the Rock Island.
the fast Den"er-Chicago train, which
will go into service May 90.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
Tough Character Granted a Pardon.

Last week Ieandro Martinez. "A tough
character well known in Coiiax coun-
ty who was sentenced to the Canon
City penitentiary In 1895. for fortyhve
years for killing man named Allen at
Starkville. Colo. has been granted a
pardon through the efforts of his at
torney and Hon. Casimiro Barela. Mar
tinez Is comparatively young and II is
hoped he VIII profit by the six years of
incarceration and lead a different life.
The Springer Stockman says that
several months before the killing oc-
Cured. Martinez and Pedro Baca. who
was also serving sentence in the Colo.
RADIO penitentiary and uied there of
consumption. held up the Corner sa-
loon at Ration. relieving the place OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
ADVERTISE THE FLYER.
Santa Fe viii Issue Advance Edition
of Colorado Tourist Books.

To advertise the Santa Fe's new
Colorado flyer and Missouri river fly
er special line of booklets is being
issued in conjunction with the regular
annual edition of the COLORADO tourist
books The Colorado books are not yet
ready for distribution. and a special
edition Is being prepared for the pur-
pose of advertising the Colorado flyer.
The flyer will stop only once be-
tween KANSAS City and Topeka. That
stop is at Lawrence. AT other Joints
il stops only on flag. To all intents
the flyer Is limited train, using the
California Limited equipment and max.
ing practically the same time between
Kansas City and La Junta that the
limited made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
SHOOTS HIMSELF
A Tragic Accident That Occurred on
Sunday Near Hobart's. North
of Santa Ee.

On Sunday the section foreman OF
the Denver a Rio Grande railroad at
Espanola. accompanied by young wo-
man. climbed to the summit of Round
Top mountain, near f. +. Hohart's
ranch, south of Espanola. Soon after
ward the woman came running down
the mountain To the ranch house and
reported that her companion had acct
dentally shot himself. Mr. Hun, who
stays at the house summoned aid for
the wounded man. who II Is believed
will die, as the bullet passed through
one lung.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
Likes the Big Prairie Engine.

Engineer John MOrrow OF the Santa
Fe. who now holds the throttle OF enc
of the Santa Fe's new Prairie type en-
gines on the Denver flyer. is more than
pleased with the way his machine con
duets herself. Under all conditions
and circumstances. she Is the finest
acting. smoothest riding and most easi-
~ handled engine ! ever climbed up
on. l." said Mr.. Morrow TO Denver Post
reporter last week. why, don't you
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24

know that when I was hitting her
along bringing in train No. 500 last
night, that the run was a heap more
like a pleasure trip than doing days
work. we handled many an engine,
stin ones. shaky ones, old ana new
ones. from the obsolete old kettle OF
twenty years ago 10 the latest improv-
cd compound, and never did I expert
ence such pleasure as on this trip She
Is 4 lnhN"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24

Special meeting of the Elks at room
over Zeiger's Cafe this evening at s
o'clock.
Sheriff Gonzales. Of Lincoln county,
passed M the road for Santa Re this
morning.
Simon Neustadt. the general mer.
chant and postmaster of Los Lunas. is
in the city today.
Or. Macomber has returned to the
city after spending a couple of weeks
at Hell canyon.
z b. Thayer. the Santa Rita mine
manager, Is in the city and will re-
main for few days.
Mrs. J j. Sheridan. who was down
in Grant county visiting old friends,
returned nome few days ago.
Mrs. George Hofheins of West Sold
avenue. is confined 10 her homo with
"A severe attack of rheumatism
w. l., Bretherton manager of the
w. \. Clarke coal mines at Clarkville,
y. NJ is in the city from the west.
Ralph Halloran. of the New York
Life Insurance company. left last night
for Gallup and other western towns.
c. II. Parsons came in yesterday
from Hell canyon, where he is interest.
ed in some good mining propositions.
G.. Vargas. representing Hall a.
Learnard. the piano and music dealers.
left for the northern towns this morn
ing
Mrs. Henry Hunlng, the wife OF
wealthy sheep raiser OF Show Low,
Arizona, is In the city on IA visit to
friends.
u. = Jones. of Madrid. where he Is
IN charge OF the Colorado Supply com-
pany's store. is In the territorial me-
tropolis.
A number OF native laborers. picked
up here and there for labor in the
sugar beet fields cf Colorado, were sent
north this morning.
John u. Alderman, attorney who is
here on land matters. left this morning
for Las Vegas. He will return to the
metropolis in few days.
Miss Isabelle Spencer will leave for
Pueblo. Col, tomorrow night. where
she will enter the hospital OF Colorado
Fuel and Iron company as nurse.
Edward Grunsfeld. who represents
the Equitable Life Assurance society
In certain counties In New Mexico. re-
turned from the north last night.
Roslta Lucero. 10 year old girl at
the government Indian school. died
yesterday. The body was shipped TO
her home at Cebolleta, New Mexico.
j. w. Skeed and wife. from the Cop
perton mining camp in Valencia coun-
". are In the city for few days. ID. B.
Burge. also of Copperton. Is In the city
After a trip out OF the city, extend
ing over a week, A. T.. Powell. the well
known route agent OF the Wells. Fargo
Express company. returned to the city
LIST night.
Mrs c. +. Waugh and daughter, af.
ter protracted visit to the-mother of
Mrs. Waugh. at Juarez. Mexico, passed
through the city for Trinidad. Colo,
this morning.
The German Ladies' Aid society OF
the Lutheran church will hold a coffee
social at the residence OF Mrs. Preis-
ner. No. i0S North Arno street. tomor.
row afternoon.
Owing To some important court mat
tiers. william Mcintosh did not retl n
To his Chilli ranch yesterday. He
hopes to he able to leave for the ranch
tomorrow morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24

several hundred dollars. Great excite.
mont prevailed for time until n posse
of citizens started in pursuit. locating
the highway robbers several miles east
OF Ration In a house The robbers were
prepared to fight. anu made quite de
Tense. but were finally vanQuished but
not until both were wounded
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Land Office 5usiness--New lncorpara.

Final Homestead Petronilo
Quintaua, Sanchez. leo acres, San Mi
grel county; Jose Quintana. Sanchez.
roo acres. San Miguel county, Amin
dra Mares. Wagon Mound. 100 acres.
Mora county. Juan Trujillo. Wagon
Mound 1870 acres. Mora county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24

man. will he credit and source OF
much qualification TO the public. Is the
belief OF all those who know him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
Killed a Monster Bear.

\ silver tipped bear, weighing loo
pounds. was shot near Chama. Rio Ar
riba county, last week. by Ware
Campbell and Doc Gillard, The be-.
had been caught in a trap and his
capture Is hailed with delight by the
ranchmen and residents of that loca
ty for brain was an old offender, as l.
is estimated that he had slain several
thousand sheep since he had started
his depredations In that locality. The
condition of the bears teeth show him
to be about thirty years old
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
HlN,S FOR HOUSEWIVES.


II black underwear stockings or
black yara that Is to- be knitted rs boil
ed few minutes In milk the dye viii
not stain the skin.
Hold a rcd-hot iron to the head of
the screw for short time and use the
screw driver while the screw is still
hot to remove rusty screw.
Cut glass should have the greatest
care in handling. \ wooden tub should
De used tor washing. and the water in
which IL is cleaned should never be
too warm Tor the hands.
VI IN making split-poa soup a teacup-
ful of whipped cream is put in the
tureen just as the soup is poured over
the Improvement In flavor of the SOUP
VIII be noticeable. The PURGE has
sometimes "A Hat. even watery taste
that Is not at all agreeable which the
Whipped cream entirely removes.
To remove tight ring from the
finger pass n piece of linen thread or
zine Irvine under the ring. and wind II
round and round the finger toward the
tip. Then take the end below the ring
and gradually unNind It, During the
process the ring viii be gently pushed
upward ill. little 10y title. il has NOV.
ed along the string Co thinner part
VI wv llHSfls Nh'l't u ~ tdHllF "
moved.
a good supply of dOylies and carvers
viii protect the tahlcCloth and will
make II possible 10 avoid spots. The
Carvers may be easily made at home.
and If the linen Is bought Ivy the yard
and the cloth hemstitched and little
embroidery put on them they will add
greatly To the appearance Of the table,
and the work may be done between
times when some light or fancy work
is desired
In using the wringcr. IL saves both
the wash and the washerwoman to fold
the clothes 10 an even thickness and
exactly the breadth of the wringer
rolls. Sending things through In Jumps
and lunches strains the springs and
brnga them quickly To the breaking
point II is much the Same with turn
ing the crank. One vicious Jerk does
more harm than Gteady rolling on n
whole wash As soon as washing is
over use clear. warm water over the
wringcr. first removing IL from the tub
and standing IL on end; then wipe II
dry. put n little fresh oil in the bear
ings 90 guard against rust, and set II
away In dry place. cold enough 10
prevent all danger OF warping.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24

=, w. Thomas. lately of the Bald.
win Locomotive works at Philadelphia,
has been appointed engineer of tests
OF the Santa Fe. and took charge OF
the work at San Bernardino Tuesday.
The Office has been vacant since Ben
Johnson went to the Mexican Cen-
tral as superintendent OF machinery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24

The superintendent OF the motive
power OF the Santa Fe railway. George
Il. Henderson. in his private car. is
here on Official business, and visited
the shops TODAY,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
@M%~r

This signature il on every box Of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Q uinine Tablets
the remedy that cures cold tn one any
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24

Manager Frank u. Goodrich, of the
Houston East & West Texas railroad
died at Marlin. Texas. recently.