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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
NEEDS PAUL MORTON.
Roosevelt Said to Want Him for a Cab.
met Position.

Accordihg 10 well authenticated
story that Is current in Washington
Paul Morton of the Atchison. Topeka
y Santa Pc railroad. has been asked
whether or not he viii accept the port.
folio of commerce and labor. which
will bee created when the house of rep
roscutatiVes passes the bill recently
passed by the senate
Mr. Morton and President Roosevelt
are friends and the president has the
highest opinion of the formers oNccu.
tive capacity and ability to organize
and shape tie policy ana work of the
new department Mr. Morton has Wis.
tied Washington several times since
President Roosevelt became chief OK
pCutiVC
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
INDIGESTION

is the cause of more discomfort than
any other ailmcnt II You eat the
things that you want and that are good
for You, YOU are distres scd. Acker s
Dyspepsia Tablets will make your al.
gcstion perfect and prevent dyspepsia
and it's attendant disagreeable symp-
toms. You can safely eat anything at
any time, II You take one Of these tab
lets afterwaid. Sold by all druggists
under "A positive guarantee. 81 cents.
Money refunded II you are not satis-
fed Send To us for a tree sample,
w. II. Hooker 4 Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
Notes from Correspondents

hold on her Limbs. and she Is unable
to bear her own weight on her feet.
4 The little miss who is | years old.
! has been I'm poor health since n baby
/ Letters are being received by w. \.
Parr from Albuquerque asking him 10
return To- that city and build homes for
those who took a ,dncy TO his work
while there last summer
Arthur Bancroft, who has been I'm
the employ of BabDlt Bros Of this
place the past six months has taken a
leave Of absence and gone - work
vita W. A. parr, the contractor.
We are glad to learn from the last
issue Of The citizen that II. :. Smms
has been transferred 10 Wiuslow as car
repairing foreman Mr. Simms Is n
former resident of this town and will
be- welcomed back His cstimahlc wife
Is about to open a millinery store in
the Booth block on Kinslcv avenue.
Success TO her.
The wind is blowing "A high gaze to-
/ day II is the worst storm Tor years
Winsiow it IS reported on the
streets. Is 10 hav" an electric light
plant II Is needed badly
The members of Wins ow lodge No
! - A. T. and \ VI held q meeting
.
degree Homer Kendall was the vic.
tim.
The citizens 81 Win-low were treat.
. ed with a lecture from Prof 4 - Tny-
lor OF the northern Altoona normal
s,hoo. az Flagstaff Mr. TAYLOR rs an
educated gentleman and his lecture
was great treat to the teachers and
. citizens Of Wius,1w
Mrs W II Carmau leaves tomorrow
for her home In Gallup after three
weeks ST Il with friends at Winsl1W.
Mrs Carman is well known here and
is ways a welcome visitor. coming
here from Ohio "a. ut five years ago
and marrying MIR Carman a young
/ conductor on the Santa Fc Pacific rail
road
The death Of san Francisco Romero
took place Friday morning tie was
buried az Winslow cemetery Saturday
afternoon Services we've held from
the Catholic church by Rev Father
Coulov Mr. Romero was highly
respected spanish citizen. lie leaves
a wifi. ana eight chi dron To mourn his
death
r. j O Kelly ls preparing to remove
to Kodlands cal. whore hc intends TO
make his home Mr. O'Kelly Is a
freight conductor on the line Of the
Santa Fe Pacific which position he is
going 10 resign ans viii take the aecn-
cy OF the New York Life Insurance
company We think he will DO well.
He knows nearly everybody on the
road over which ne Is 10 canvass.
The home of + NJ French was made
happy this week 10y the arrival OF n
baby girl Mother and child are doing
nicely.
The public school of Winslow is
closed fcr rhc term there not being
money enough to run longer than FIVE
months With a new county supcrin-
tCndont of SCHOOLS who will take IN
interest In his duties we will expect To
have at least nine months school next
year.
The home 81 Mr. Herbert Taylor has
been released from quarantine of the
scarlet fever. Mr. Taylor lives on n
ranch Immediately cast Of Winslow.
IN" big engine. which so many OF
the local hrcmcu refused 10 take out.
stil remains in shelter AT the round
house. The boys say those big hog"
are too much for one man to are We
believe they are right
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
INCNRpNRArInN

The American building and Trust
company. Of Baltimore, Md, fled in
corporation papers, the incorporat0rs
being John Bauornschmidt FrCdoricG
=. Stein Napoleon u. Woolford Geo
\. Hartman Frederick Walpcrt
Emanuel Herman. David Ahcrcrom-
bic. Il. Kemp Payne Edward I. Me
Dewitt Tho capital of tuc company Is
5000 GOO. divided into 1000 shares It's
headquarters are at Baltimore Md. Its
New Mexico agent Is f. II. Kent. with
headquarters AT Albuquerque,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08

Garcia & Co, V. 7. kdic. Blanchard
Meat and supp company Gross. Kol-
~ a Co, and VIA Farr, asking for his
retention as inspector. These bus ness
men state that a change Of inspectors
now would be unfortunate, as Mr. Baca
already understands the business and
has given entire satisfaction. Mr..
Locke Is said To be good fellow. but
his cyesight is said TO be too defective
10 permit Of anything like "A proper in.
spccti0n of finals and hides San
MarCial Rec
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
Roswell Brass Band pishands.

After more or less strenuous exist
enco Of three years cor So. the Roswell
brass tand has disbandod, dividing the
81 remaining in the treasury and leav-
ing the leader some s5e odd back in
his pay says the Record, The instru-
mcnts are To bee turned over to the citi-
1ors who paid FOR them boy popular
subscription The band had many COM
petent members and attained very
considerable degree OF efficiency. hut
succumhod M last 10 the spirit of sloth-
tulnoss that attacks eventually nearly
every organization IN tho southwest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
HOL BROOK.

Special Correspondence.
l1u.hrook, 4 r. March . The Ma
Nalp county institute convened In an.
nual session on Wednesday Thursday
aud EridnY ana there were present
teachers from all over the county. as
follows Joseph Peterson. Joseph w
smith Margaret Miller and Phila Fris
bic uf Snowflake. Martin n Tanner
aud Annie Eckford St Joseph; Myron
Young. ilo'hrook, Julia Tanner. st
Joseph Nellie Smith. Snowflake: Con.
stance Decker of Taylor: Sam smith
of Woodruff Miss Minnie II Brown
OF ShumWay good time Is reported
10 have been had
Mrs Carl Brown. Hrs Joseph Woods
and son, Mrs w. J Harris. Of HoL
brook. visited the teachers Institute
held here on Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday OF this week
Judge r. J. Wattron was In town
part of the week taking in the teachers
institute Mr.. Wattron Is supcrntend.
ont of schools.
J. i Carues and G. G. BRYANT old
time cBttlDmon. We're in town this wccl,
with drove of cattle. which they sold
go Krent2 a Wolf, the old reliable
meat market Mr. Bryant rs an Old
resident of WiuslGw and the people
were glad Ia see him
Miss Anuic Grnlth who has been
visiting friends I'm Winslow the past
two weeks returned 90 Gallup Tuesday
morning on 10. :.
Bert Ward expects 10 pay Gallup a
visit very soon
Miss Isabc la parr who has been so
sick the last two weeks or more. Is
still confined 10 nor bed, The fever
has all gone but rheumatism has taken
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
TALKS ABOUT TRIP
Major Genera Macarthur has Re-
turned to Denver Headquarters.
DISCUSSES IMPORTANT SUBJECTS


Major General Arthur Macarthur
commandiug the department OF the
Colorado. returned yesterday from
tour ui the army posts lu New Mexico
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Arthur ".ut the rpsult. which arr. n,.
,umpisnpd are wonderful IN. hos
pitaI has l.ru fitted up al Fort Bayard
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United states. It was established
about four years ago and now has
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
Want Him Retained.

4. r. Baca who has been asked by
the secretary Of the cattle sanitary
board 20 turn over his official para
phernalia 10 Sam Locke. Of Magda-
lena. has forwarded To Governor Otero
strongly wordcd petition from Alhu-
Qucrque. signed by llfcld Bros. r. G..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08

care of him and he now seems to be
doing well and il is expected will re.
cover. "Frcnchy as he is called lost
his left eye in dynamite explosion
some years ago lie is unable TO ac-
count for the accident. Roswell Reg.
lister
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
Lambs Sold

Victor Sais, one Of the largest and
most successful sheep raisors of Va
.encia county. is in the city today with
half dozen OF his hordcrs. They
reached the city late Yesterday af'cr.
noon With 1000 lambs from the ranges
in the Oscura mountains. which Mr.
Sais delivered today to the purchasers.
Mcssrs. Woodhall a Garcia of this
city. The lambs are now held near the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08

Attorney John H. Siiuglo. George
LOWS and Chas. Chadwick returned
from Los Lunas this morning Mr.
Stng.c. with Attorney Gillette. de.
lcnicd Roman Muntoya in an assault
and batter. case. Moutoya was clear.
.I
Several acoquia contest cases were
also heard and settled
Mrs Charles Paxton. of Gallup. is in
IT,. metropolis today on business.
party of cnlorcd musicians serc.
nadtd residents &C South Second street
iast night
Il =. y Chayas. Of san Rafael Is i'm
tho city today coming I'm from the
west last night
W II Welsh. G \. smith and j. V.
Walker and wife are IN she city today
from Alhcmaric.
MIS-. \. D. Whison. who has been
under taa weather for the past week IS
able 60 he out again,
Hon f. 4 Uuhball. county school
superintendent. was a passenger for
Santa Pc this morning
oscar Gogbol. c.crk AT the Golden
Rule dry goods store. spent Sunday
with his parents at Bcicn.
Miss Erua Ferguson. daughter Of
Hon II - FERGUSON. spent Sunday
with friends at Los Lunas.
Judge l. Loughary Is reported on
tho sick list today. and in consequence
was unable To bee at his office.
r. b Thoinas returned to Corrillos
this morning attire pleasant visit
over Sunday with his family here.
w. y. Cnildcrs, j. T.. saint and Alfred
Grunsfvld who were at Santa Fc on
business have returned to the city.
William Jerome, in the employ Of
the copper company at San Pedro is
in the city on a few days rest mp.
Il. G Wilson. southwestern manager
of the Continental Oil company with
headquarters here, has returned TO the
city.
After a pleasant visit 70 Mr. and
Mrs. r A. llubbell. Mrs. Herbert Ro.
nero has returned to her home at Las
Vegas
The bicycle belonging to DR.. &. w.
Grove which was advertised as stolen.
was found ON the doctors porch this
morning
Chas. Malcolm. assistant supcrin-
tcndout of the International Core.
spondcnco school went to Santa Fc
this morning
Harry Gould, representing r. Blank.
enburg 4 Co.. of Philadelphia, Pa. is
around among dry goods merchants
Of the city today
Nat Green night mixer at Zeiger's
Cafe has received the sad news of the
death of his father. which occurred in
Boston last Friday.
Deputy United states Marshals r. f..
Lcathcruan and George Kaseman
went to Santa Fc this morning to open
United States court
Mrs Garland v Crosby and son.
family OF the deputy district clerk. re.
turned Saturday night from an extend
ed visit with Mrs Crospys mother in
Chicago
Edward Grunsfold was a passenger
for Springer y NJ this morning. in
the interest Of the Equitable Life As
suranco company tie expects TO be
gone about "A week.
Mrs. s. Abraham and daughter. OF
silver City spent a few hours in Alhu.
qucrquo this morning. They were on
route from silver city TO Los Angeles.
taking the flyer tins morning.
Daniel Romero, the well known
street car conductor and driver. and
wife are the happy parents of twins.
which arrived SATURDAY. at their home
in Old town. All concerned are report
ed doing we'll
w +. Sw'tzor. manager Of the Hahn
barber shop is the latest victim of Tho
bicycle thief SATURDAY. night between
the hours of ~ and n his wheel disap.
poarcd from i'm front OF the barber
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08

stock yards. but w'll be- driven to pas.
lures east Of m, city Mr. S1is was al
Tho Citizen office today and stated that
he mas about 600 fat wcthor. for sale
He reports the ranges of the Oscura
mountains In enc condition and the
sheep fat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08

To strength
zen your stUtn-
zach 1t is impos-
'sible to find "A
better ncdi-
cine than the
BitturS. 1t
makes the di-
ucstion nor
NAL, build, the
ne nv q tissue
ana tones mp
the entire ~Ns
tenn Try it for
Belchiug,
llatulency
dyspepsia and
insomnia,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
Bio Out.of. Season Snake.

Henry Fuller. visiting hoaun-sook-
en- Killed a hig ra,tlesnakr near the
head of North Spring river last Sa'yr-
day afternoon. The reptile was over
six feet long and was adorned with
eleven rattlos and a button tie was
stupid from the effects 81 his long win
tors nap and cold. and was too lazy
even to rattle when discovered Ros-
ML-I Rnrurl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
SCHOOL GIRLS.

It's pretty age-that time
in a girls life when she has all
the beauties of womanhood
without the later lines of care
and worry.
But here and there even
among school girls appear pale
and drawn faces.
Pale blood is at the bottom
OF the trouble and Scott
Emulsion can cure it.
SCOTS Emulsion brings
back the beauty to pale girls
because it is blood food.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Pension Granted--hmerican Bonding
Company Incorporation.

\ pension of 81 a month has been
granted John II. Emmett of Dillon.
ColfaN county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-08

Attorney John II. Stinglo George
LOWS and Chas. Chadwick returned
from Los Lunas this morning Mr..
St.ng.c with Attorney Gillette de-
tended Roman Montoya in an assault
and batter. case. Nontoya was clear.
.i
Several acoquia contest cases were
also heard and settled.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-15
PROSPEROUS Irish.

The saying that Irishmen flourish
in every country but their own has
been brought nearer home lately by
varo.s allusions to sons of Erin who
have made great fortunes in the West.
Mr.. Mackay died the other day in
London. perhaps the richest man IN
the world. Then the fatal motor-car
accident to Mr.. Fair in France re-
minded us of the millions made by his
father, an Irish emigrant 20 the States.
And now Battle Abbey has been leased
by MIR. Grace, the member of flour
:sh,ng Irish family, which never, how
ever. f1ourished to the pitch of spend
ing thousands year in rental. The
,Iraces of Grace Castle. County Xii
kenny. possess baronetcy which
dates back for more tnan hundred
wears: and Battle Abbey is appropr
ately enough inhabited by the descend
ant of lie Gros, one of the earliest OF
IKE Anglo-Norman settlers in Ireland
London Chronicle.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-15
OUR "HuMAN CLEARING-HOUSE
Priest Talks of Courage of Arriving
Immigrants.

'"The more | see of the immigrants
who come into the new world at this
mort the more admire their courage,
said a priest who has long been en-
gagged iu the work of looking after
those Of his religion that pass through
the great human clearinghouse on
Ellis Island And it is because OF
their courage that the government
makes no mistake in admitting them
TO the LAND. That is the capital out OF
which these strangers in strange
land build fortunes. AS for the money
caDital-iust think of it. The average
amount of cash in the pockets of the
immigrants is $l1.lO. And yet | ven
ture to say that few, very few, of the
half-million immigrants that landed
here in the past year have become
nublic charges. In fact, the rarity OF
aDrelications for the deportation OF
immigrants after they have been ad-
mitted proves that almost none q
them comes upon the poor authorities
The aggregate of $5,5G0.0OO year
which these people bring to this coun
trv in cash is as nothing in a land OF
wealth, but the infusion of their en-
ergy. endurance and thrift into the
nation is a wholesome counteractlve
to the enervating influence OF luxury.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-15
PRICE WAS A KISS.
YOUNG Man Had an Excellent Chance
to Buy Dog.

YOunC wan n dU dIi CSSSi'S''N
to Buy Dog.
A handsome bach elor OF Baltimore
we'll known in social and educational
circles. acknowledges the truth OF the
following story: He was driving Win
a very pretty and attractive young
woman. when on the outskirts OF the
city they met lad OF about ~ years
leading by chain a singularly ugly
but finely bred bull terrier. Ihe pref
ty girl went into raptures over the
dog. and her escort determined the
animal should be hers
Say, sonny" he called, what Will
you take for your dog?'
"Nawthing," replied the lad.
Nonsense" cried M. blank.
"Here's S. for him."
NO, l won't. This here dog ain''
for sale"
"Ten." said Mr.. Blank, and then
growing desperate, fifteen, twenty.
But the owner still refused.
All the time the conversation was
going on the youth, although talking
to the man in the buggy, kept his
rf n
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-15
American Physician Honoree.

DR.. Ernest Laplace professor OF sur
gerry and clinical surgery in the Medi-
co.Chirurgicai college and hospital at
Philadelphia, who recently returned
from Europe. has brought back a dec
Grafton which was conferred upon him
by the French government in reco.n,-.
ton of his valuable scientific and mod.
ical researches. The decoration carries
with it admittance to the Palmcs
Academ!ques. an honor much scu.,..t
after By medical and scientific maN
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-15
Pelletan Between Two Fires.

The launching of the French Stee
cruiser kleber, which took place al
Bordeaux the other day, has given rise
to an amusing dispute. La Lanterne
and some other Paris papers strongly
urged Camille Pelletan, the minister
of marine, to affirm his convictions by
forbidding the religious ceremony OF
christening the vessel. A crusade on
the other side was started by the re-
dictionary organs. The latter gained
their point. The Kleber was solemnly
baptized and blessed by Able Har
mann. Nj. Pelletan is now accused Of
being man without the courage oi
his convictions by the socialist and
free thought press.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-15


At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Illinois Central Rail
r6lH company in Chicago recently mil
5tOnaires and section men brushed ell
bows and farmers and business men
exchanged condolences, all being own
ers of stock In the company. The
youngest capitalist present was boy
15 years old, who owns two shares.
There were women, too, who owned
Gtock
M Young. Cornelius Vanderbilt, look
Ing the part of a leader of fashion
T. his faultless attire, could not boast
Gny more frequent attendance at
these meetings than Charles Bacon,
Nho has come every year from Ham
Mond, La, to vote his shares on any
0Aestion Of the management of the
Sreat system which might require his
persOnal consideration.
) A section boss from Iowa who sat
81 rear seat never moved his posi-
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-15
WILLING TO PLEASE "MAcHINE.
Senator Penrose Would Allow Them
To Select Wife for Him.

To select WiIe TOT F7'H''
Senator Quay tells story to Illus
trate Senator Penrose's loyalty to the
organization without regard for his
personal opinions or comforts. Quay,
in a spirit of well-concealed raillery,
told the junior senator one day that
no inconsiderable part of official popu-
larity lay in entertaining during the
Washington season. and advised him
to 90 in more lavishly for social ho9-
ors and attentions.
Why said Quay, "a senator your
age ought to be married Indeed. Fen
rose. I'd advise you, for the sake OF
the organization. to get married. Your
chances OF reelection through ln1lu-
ential demand by the bigwiss will be
increased thousandfold if you take
a charming wife down there with you
next term With your money, you
ought to be able to do it Well.
Penrose pondered deeply a minute
or two. and then asked:
do you really think tllns Ike
that counts?"
.Sure!" answered the Old Man.
We'll" said the junior senator, re
signedly, ''let the organization plcf
out the woman and I'll marry Eer. -
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-15
lcredit 10 the Negro Race.

Moses Leonard Frazier, the only
negro who was ever graduated IRON
the school of political science in Co.
lumbia university, New York city, is
a shining light. He has been gradu'
ated from three colleges, conducts a
real estate business and finds time tc
manage a barber shop. He is mas
ter of philosophy, bachelor OF philos
onhy. a master of arts and an invent
or. Mr.. Frazier was born in 1860 ano
he was 35 years old before he mac
earned sufficient money to enable him
to enter college.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-15
Princess a Successful Author.

King Edwards second daughter
Princess Charles of Denmark, is max
ing a success in literature from roy
alist standpoint. She has written
book, but it has not been printed. 1t
is circulated in manuscript among the
crowned heads of Europe. Not to be
outdone by her royal literary aunt,
Queen Helena of Italy has written
roem, which is to appear shortly In
the German review, Berliner Leben.
1t is entitled 1.-The Other Crown" and
gives Athe reverse of the medal OF roy
atty as usually seen by popular eyes.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-15
is WELL PROTECTED.
BuruIars Would Have Hard Work Sc
curinu Nations Wealth.

The treasury or the United States
at Washington, containing an inn
mense amount Of gold and silver coin,
is guarded both by men and modern
mechanism. Every vault is connected
with an electric alarm SO sensitive
that the slightest touch OF the hand
will sound warning at the office OF
the guards and in the police stations
of the city of Washington. False
alarms have occasionally sent armed
men hurrying to the treasury sig
nal allowed to continue would bring
out the troops at Fort Meyer, three
miles away. Besides these mechani-
cal safeguards, seventy-two men, un-
der a captain, are engaged in watch
ing the treasury. OF these, one-fifth
are detailed for day service and Two
fifths for each of the two watches OF
the night.