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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01
WANT MORE TIME.
Safety Appliances Act May Be SUE
pended In Operation.

The interstate commerce commits
sion has granted hearing TO several
lines which desire an extension OF
the time In which to comply with the
provisions of the amended safety ap
piance act. The hearing will tak6
place In Washington, D, c., August
THE act as amended last March be.
comes effective September l. There II
some doubt In the minds OF members
OF the commission as TO whether they
have the power under the amended
law to grant an extension OF time for
compliance. II there Is any such pow.
er. however. II must be granted before
September !. when the penal sections
OF the law begin TO run. The commits
sion will probably be called upon in
course OF time TO decide whether the
act can be made to apply to vehicles
which are engaged in d strictly state
commerce. BY Its terms the law is
evidently intended 10 apply TO cars, 10
comotives and all vehicles, whether OF
not they cross state boundaries. But
the courts have never determined the
right Of congress to legIslate for or
OF the commission 20 enforce laws
against instrumentalities of commerce
which are not outside of the states
geographical lines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01
INDIAN SCHOOLS.
Delegate Rodey Will Endeavor TO &c.
cure Larger Appropriations.
new MEXICO HAS BEEN SLIGHTED.

Monday n representative of the New
Mexican called upon Delegate B S.
Rodey at Albuquerque. and requested
his opinion upon the question of In.
dian education. and asked him to
state what stand he intended to take
upon the desired increase in appropra'
tons for the schools so that "a greater
number OF Indian youths could be ed.
ucated. Mr.. Rodey said.
The time draws near for the heads
OF departments at Washington to
make estimates for the coming fiscal
year and to send the same To con.
gress. | think that New Mexico has
not heretofore had a fair show in the
matter of appropriations for the teach.
ing of Indian children in New Mexico
at the different schools. and for ex.
perimenting for artesian water and
the construction of reservoirs upon
Indian lands; and am, therefore. go.
ing to make an effort at the coming
session of congress 10 have congress
do better in this regard by the terri.
tory.
Years ago Indian schools were es.
tablished in out-of-the.way places i'm
other states. and yearly the agents OF
those schools came down into New
Mexico visited the various tribes, and
carry off Indian children to be edu.
Gated far away from home, who could
Just as well be educated at Santa Fe
and Albuquerque. and the money for
their education spent here In the ter
ritory. The members Of congress OF
those states having such Indian
schools. OF course, work hard to get
immense yearly appropriations. that
really belong to New Mexico and Ari
IONA.
Il will also try to get a clause in
serted In the appropriation bill pre-.
hitting all children who have as high
as one-sixteenth Indian blood to be ed
ucated in the Indian schools, and not
barred. as they are now, by recent
regulation of tn department.
II am also of the opinion that priests
and ministers OF the gospel all over
the territory. who have influence with
the different Indians who belong to
their denominations, can aid material.
ly in inducing Indian parents to send
their children to the different Indian
schools in the territory. instead OF
sending them to the states. and thus
cause New Mexico schools to be filled
and enable the superintendent to ask
for larger appropriations for theid ed
ucatlon with a greater prospect OF sue
cess. All clergymen who have such
influence ought to aid the territory In
this way. because the government
schools are strictly non-sectarian, and
the children OF each denomination are
permitted and encouraged to attend
the church of their choice.
AS the law stands. government OF
f"ials. certainly as to the Pueblo In
dams. are without power to compel
attendance of Indian children at In
dian schools. and, therefore, influence
with parents IS necessary.
There Is no reason why the IndiaV
schools at Santa Fe and Albuquerque
should not be educating ! 900 Indian
children each, instead OF few hun.
dred, as now; and the day schools In
all the pueblos and at the different
agencies should be educating the bal
ance OF the Indian children within the
territory"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Kansas City, July 27.-Cattle re.
ceipts at Kansas City this week were
30,937 head. against 50. 100 the same
week last year. Light supplies made
good market, and trade was quicker
and prices better on ali kinds of stuff
The good prices on steers brought In
quite a run of wlntered stock Friday,
which sold from s4.35 to s4.S5. Some
westerns sold at $50 Thursday. but
they we're very good. Fleshy cows and
helfers sold from s2.75 to 1926, with
occasionally sale as high as $3.65.
Stockers and feeders gained more
than any other kind OF cattle, except
veal calves. and sold from s275 to
1915. with one sale OF western feeders
at 1895. Veal calves jumped up fully
81, and natives sold Friday as high as
S.. Two hundred pound westerns
brought SAYS the same day A mixed
train Of cattle arrived from Rife Tues
day OF last week. Stockers, 503 pound
brought 1925; $40 pound feeders
1926; Gamer cows, s2.3O and $40
There Is heavy run today. IL 900 cat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01
KEN INTERPRETATIONS.
Two Companies File papaiS With
Territorial Secretary.
CONDEMNATION COMMISSION.

Tuesday morning the following arti
c,es of Incorporation were flied Ia Oh,
Office of Territorial Secretary J. w
Reynolds. The Roswell PRINTING
company Of Roswell The incorporat
ors are Charles r.. Kessler, BENJAMIN
r. Harlow. vii lam A. Wilson. VIII
lard H. McClutock. James w Wilson
and Wendell NJ Reed all OF Roswell
The capital stock H. 5000 divided
into 100 shares Of par value of $50
each. Tho term of existence is atty
years o. - principal place % bus
ness G 10 r. ~ with ~ g..t. eg'
of est lishins t.rr,H a.. rs "a a..
place he territory ih' purpos,
for WI. incorporation Is forme,
Is 10 pi ea. Die ste for IA
estab. &C.. OF . printing plant ,
carry on IA genera printing. publish
ing. binding blank BOOK manufactur
ing. engraving and autograph ing
business. TO purchase and sell all
kinds OF stationary. books. papers
magazines. office fixtures and supplies
10 manufacture and sell wrapping pa.
per and paper tags.
The following articles OF incurpora
ton were filed in the Office of Terri
tlal Secretary J. w Reynolds; The
Alamo Mining and Developing com.
pany, whose principal place OF bust.
ness Is Alamogordo. n NJ. the term
OF existence is fifty years. and the
capital stock Is $500 600. with 500 100
shares OF a par value of 81 each. The
company is TO begin existence with
the filing OF the articles OF incorpora.
ton. and the purposes for which IL is
created is for the development and
operation OF gold. silver, copper and
other kinds OF mines; to acquire mines
and mining claims. and TO acquire and
dispose OF personal and other prop.
erty. The ircorporators are: Maurice
II. Coakley. w. c. Hood. w. X. Shel
ton and Thomas r. Leask of Otero
county. New Mexico, and Walter Irish
OF Polk county. Iowa.
Condemnation Commission Appointed
Associate Justice John II. McFie In
the First judicial district court for
Santa Fe county. has appointed as a
commission TO appraise the property
involved in the cases OF the Santa Fe
Central Railway company VS.. Mrs Es.
ther Il. Thomas. vs.. Philip Il. Mcis-
son, and VS.. William Il. Berger. the
property being certain lots situated in
ward OF Santa Fe. The commission
Is composed OF Arthur Seligman. Fred.
erick Muller and Charles II. Haspe
math, and will meet July 81 to take
the matter under consideration.
Suits Filed.
In the district court for San Juan
county suit was filed styled The
First National Bank of Durango. Colo.
VS.. Simon Martinez. Vidal Martinez
and Manuel Prado. II Is civil action
brought for the collection OF a certain
promissory note. executed September
], 1902, for 5000
Tuesday morning In the district
court for Taos county suit was filed
by Edith ID. Jourdan and n. b. Laugh
lin against John Cinley. II Is an ad
verse mining claim, anu the plaintiffs
pray that they shall receive an undi.
vided three-foIrths interest In the Cop
per King lode mining claim, situated
IN Taos county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01
Grant county,a LARGE Area.

According TO the figures given out
from the office of the United States
surveyor general at Santa Fe, Grant
county has an area Of 4.737,534 acres
or 7.403 square miles. There are only
three counties In the territory OF larg.
er size; Socorro, Chaves and Valencia,
in the order named.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01

the work on the now depot will com.
menco a. once ana that the extension
Of tho water system will be- on much
more ambitious scale than was at FIRST
contemplated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01

Ground was broken Tuesday in Gin
einneti. o, for what will be the larg
est building IN the world devoted 20
the uses OF freight depot or ware
house. The new structure will be
erected by the Baltimore & Ohio South
western railroad, on the north side OF
Second street. extending from the
Chesapeake a Ohio bridge to nil
street a distance OF about three ordi.
nary city blocks. the fun length OF the
Building being 1877 feet, width at
the fEst Of &c feet and as feet above
that story.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01

General Manager Avery Turner and
Tfs5c Manager Don A. Sweet OF the
Esass Fe. uere In Carlsbad several
esFs lar, week and looked over the
fssas pretty thoroughly. While not Of
feasag decided. u Is pretty sure that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01
OFFICIAL MATTLRs.

Yesterday morning the following
land was sold by the United States
land office:
To Mary j. Mutt, Cedar Hill. San
Juan county. on receipt and certificate
No, 2osl, 40 acres OF land In San Juan
county being the NWA of the NEA
OF section s, .. 81 NJ, X. 10 w, The
price paid was sl,25 per acre, or a to.
tai Of $50
The following reservoir declaratory
statement was filed this morning In the
United States land Office: For stock
watering rights, by Alexander J..
Bushkeryitz Of Roy, the So of NEA
section %, T. ~ n, II. "a e., in San
Miguel county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01

Harry Reed of Wichita. WHO has
been here a couple of weeks visiting
his father, a. +. Reed, left last night
on his return to the Kansas town. He
is inspector OF telephones for the city
of Wichita. Mrs. Ed Byers. who is
here from wichita. will remain some
time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01

]. w. Harling, from near Morlarity
station, dropped into The Citizen Of.
flee this morning. He says that a
severe wind storm blew down the
round house at EstancIa, which was
under construction.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01
LOWELL IN CHARGE.
acting as Santa re superintendent OF
Motive Power.

acting as Santa re superintendent OF
Motive Power.
Il Is expected that some time this
week the appointment OF a successor
20 succeed Geo. r. Henderson, as sup
erlntendent Of motive power for the
Santa Fe, will be made says the To.
peka state Jour- al.
Mr. Hcnderson's resignation Is 81
fective August and II the change Of
Office H. carried out according to the
usual custom the circular announc
Ing the Appointment Of his successor
viii be issued before that date. Mean.
while Alfred Lowell. assistant to Mr.
Henderson. Is looking after the bust.
ness OF the office. II is understood
tfat all Correspondents have dropped
Mr. llcnderson's name and are adj.
dressing Mr. Lowell. as superintendent
of motive power. All business OF that
Office is being carried on under Mr..
Lovel's name. For this reason IL is
thought that Mr.. Lowell has already
been appointed to the position and
that the authorities are only waiting
for Mr.. Henderson's resignation TO be.
come effective before announcing Mr..
Lovells appointment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01

Mrs George l.. Davis, wife Of the en-
gineer for the American Lumber COM
pany. returned this morning IRON al
months visit with friends In Detroit
and Grand Rapids, Mich.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01

Machinist c. a. Schooley had an op
GRAFTON performed by the hospital
physicians at Las Vegas for the re-
moval OF growth in the nose. He
will be subject to the doctors or.
GERS for some time yet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01
Land office Business.

The following homestead entry was
made In the United states land Office.
John HiXenbaugh OF Ration. 100 acres
Of land in ColiaX county, being the Sc.
1, of the Sc q of section 20, and the
NE a of the NE. 4 and the SIC. a
of the Me, a of section 26, T. 80 49,,
Il. p Il.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01

600. The main building Is 800 feet
long. 1870 feet wide with open court
An arcade 200 feet long connects Il
with the new aSnta Fe passenger de.
pot"
The train VIII leave here the follow.
ing morning at 80 o'clock en- route to
the Grand Canyon OF Arizona, stop
ping short time at the villages Of
the lsleta and Laguna tribes OF the
Pueblo Indians.
While in Albuquerque.
Department Commander ]. w. Ed
wards said this afternoon that as yet
no provision had been made in the
way OF entertainment OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic excursionlsts
who will take advantage OF the prefer.
red stop overs here and visit our city
Commander Edwards said that no
didn't know whether or not the post
would be able 20 do anything toward
the entertainment OF the visiting
comrades. He thought that the re
sponsibility would fall on the Com.
mercial Club, and that II would be the
cubs duty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01
Meeting OF Board Of Managers Of the
Louisiana Purchase ESnosition.

The New Mexico board of managers
OF the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
met at Santa Fe yesterday afternoon
at 2:30 in the private office OF J IF.
Chaves, superintendent of public in.
struction, at the capitol building.
There was present the following mem.
bers: Hon. Charles A. Sniess. presi.
dent. Of Las Vegas; Secretary w Il.
Walton OF Silver City; Treasurer Ar
thur Seligman of Santa Fe; II. J.
Iiagerman of Roswell. Professor Fay.
cite a Jones OF Albuquerque. and
Eusebio Chacon OF Las Vegas
OF course no great amount of work
was accomplished yesterday after.
noon, the time being so short but the
board was called to order by the presi.
cent and several matters were dis.
cussed. These matters will be taken
up today and disposed of before the
meeting closes.
Many subjects of welghty impor.
lance to the whole OF New Mexico will
come before the board at today's meet.
ing Among other things might be
mentioned the report of the president,
Charles A. Spiess. on the result of his
trip to st. Louis where he inspected
pans and specifications for the New
Mexico building to be erected at the
Worlds Fair in st. Louis. The matter
Of preparing and getting together
suitable exhibit of the different indus.
tries of the territory will come up for
consideration and the board will have
TO devise means of getting the proper
exhibits ready for the big show and
gathered together.
Notary Reappointed.
w. II. Waring was reappolnted
notary public in and for Rio Arriba
county by Governor Otero His post.
Office is TERRA Amarillo N. NJ.
Application to Purchase.
Tuesday morning w. A. Dunlavy OF
Santa Fe made application to purchase.
the following coal lands in SandovaI
county: Sc. u of section 8, T. 10 N
X. 0 Il. The application was suspend.
ed and the adverse claimants were
notified as follows: To appear on
September Is. Valentino s. de Mon.
dragon and Antonio Ortiz OF Santa Fe
and Petrita Sanchez and n. b. Young
of San Pedro. ~ NJ.
Land Office Business.
The following homestead entry was
made In the United States land Office:
Anastacio Sandoval of Galisteo. N. NJ,
100 acres in San Miguel county, being
the S. X of the SIC u and the SIC. u
of the SW. 4 OF section 81. and the
sW. 4 of the sW 4 of section 80. +.
~ ~. X. 10 E.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01


Charles Benert. formerly operator
here for the Santa Fe railroad. and
now agent at Rowe station. has secus
cd his annual vacation. and Is In San
Ia Fe making preparations for fish
ing trip. He will leave in company
with several other Santa Fe people
the first Of the week and expects to
be gone ten lays or longer.
The stockholders OF the Western Pa
oi6c Railroad company have formally
authorized the directors OF the com
Tany to issue $4,000 900 worth Of
bonds, redeemable in thirty years. II
was stated that the company has four
'een surveying parties at work map
ping out route from San Francisco
to Salt Lake.
The machinists OF Las Vegas are
making elaborate preparations for the
grand ball to be given at the Monte.
yuma casino on the evening OF the Ra
ton picnic. August 20.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-01
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Land Office Transactions NOtdrieS
Public Appointed,
WORLDS FAIR COMMISSION MEET.

Tho following notarles public were
appoiuted by Governor Otero: George
A. Campdo,d Of Albuquerque for Ber
nalilo county, Lucius X. McGuhey
of Roswell for Chaves county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
WEST POINT.
Water Works Progressing and
improvements Under Way.

tSpecial to The Times Dsspatch.)
WEST POINT, VA, Nov. 14.-Work on
the construction of the water works is
progressing favorably. The engine house
and pool have been about completed and
the tank is being pushed UP daily. The
LAYING of the pipes will begin in few
days. Messrs. c. s. York, Of Baltimore,
and Matter Sexton end Mr. Mathews,
of the Challenge Wind Mill Company,
Philadelphia, Pa, are here looking after
the work.
The report of the committee on solicit
ing lights for the new electric light plant
10 the Business Mems Association last
night was very promising, and the piant
Is practically assured.
J. Hess & Son have their new store
beautifully illuminated by acetylene gas
md are now having a concrete pavement
laid.
The beautiful two story brick building
of Moritz & Cabe Is nearing complexion
The first floor will be used by them
exclusively. The second will be fitted
into two lodge rooms
The new banking building Of tho l.. 10.
Mumford Banking Company Is progress
Ing rapidly. and will be the most hand-
some building In the town.
The new dwellings of Mr.. Nathan Hess
and Mr., Charles Denmead are unoer
way.
The Town Council met Monday night,
signed the town water bonds for fire pro-
lection, and turned them over to the l..
L. Mumford Banking Company. the pur-
chaser Of the entire issue.
The tug Dora" which was recently
burned here has been raised by Mr..
r. Wilkinson The hull and engine are
but little damaged. j. N. German, the
owner of the Dora" has placed f>r IN
receivers hands with a view to making
the Chesapeake Packing Company re-
sponsihle for all damage to her, said
company being in the hands OF re-
ceiver.
The warm spell Of late has made the
oyster business rather dull, but the plant
ers and packers seem happy and con-
tented. They expect good season
The bricks are In place for the ereo-
ton OF Mr.. Ed. Trice's new stores. These
will be 20 by 50 each, and will be occu-
pied by Miss T. Trice, mllliner. and Mr..
q. L. Smither, jeweler and opticinn.
The Edwards Printing Company Will
occupy smither's old stand.
Mrs. Thomas F. Bagby. president OF
the Alumni Association Of Hollns In
stitute. will travel through the south
this winter in the interest of the Charles
L. Cooke Memorial Fund. The alumni
patrons and friends of the above men
toned Institute intend to erect build
ing for library. auditorium and reading
rooms, to cost not less than ten thou
sand do'prs. in honor Of Dr. Charles
u. Cooke, founder and for fitty-sevan
years president The memorial building
will be built on TIollins grounds. Sew
eral thousand dollars are In hand and
every effort will be made to secure the
balance during this winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
scoTTsVILLE PEOPLE.
Especial to The r.mes-Dispatch.,

NCpcSldi ~
scOTTSVILLE. VA. Nov. ia beau.
uful birthday party was given at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parktn-
son on Thursday last In honor Of their
little. daughter. Doreen, aged five years.
1t being Mrs. Parkinson's "at home" day.
many 'grown-ups" we're present. Among
these were: Misses Mary Built. OF Rich
nond; Lucie and Marietta Powers, Lou
Davis, Annie Farrar, Willie Hiclok. Mary
Morris, Rose Farrar. and Mesdames J. E.
Blair, J. v. Pereira and ]. l.. Pitts.
The invited guests of Miss Parkinson
present were: Mary Fox. Louise and
Rachel Beal. Susie Blair Virginia Pitts.
Willie Davis and Henry Harris, There
We're games in plenty for the little ones,
assisted BY their elders, a sawdust pie"
and In the dining room table dainty and
lovely In teh candles mellow lisht. Around
1t like, flower. shone the children's
faces fair and sweet, There was deli
cious spread of everything tempting. A
birthday cake with five candles at the
head, where little Miss Parkinson graced
the table, and many other attractions.
Mrs. Parkinson was assisted In dispen-
sing hospitality by Miss Lucie H. Powers.
Miss Annie Dunn has been a guest at
General j. c. Hills this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie White. OF Hard.
ware, were In town few days ago.
The family of Mr.. j. Taylor Morris will
shortly make their home In Charlottes-
VILE
Mr., and Mrs. John rapscott, of Tucker,
visited Scottsvil!e Saturday.
Miss sommie Dawson is out again At.
ter long Illness.
MIR, II. w. Heath is at work on large
building contract for Mr.. A. l.. Pitts, at
Aryon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
AFFAIRS AT CREWE.
fsnecial to The .rin,cs-Dlspatch.

CREWE, VA, Nov. l4.-Mr j, Agnew
Harper has been appointed carrier on the
rural free delivery route lately put into
operation between Crewe, Jennings Ordi-
nary and Fergusonville
DR.. II. II, w. Crittenden Is seriously III.
Mrs. Mary f, LAWS, Of Appomattox,
and Mrs. ]. w, Gllls and Miss Alice Nor
rls, of Farmville, spent several days OF
this week with the family of Or. D. w.
ellis.
MIR. ]. P. Agnew has rented the Mineral
Hotel property and will move to town the
first of December. He has recently sold
his farm near Burkeyille and must give
possession to the purchaser.
MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Nosworthy, of Nor
folk, will spend the winter here in the
home of their son, j. C.. Nosworthy. Jr.
Mr.. b. n. Warehouse, secretary of the
y. NJ. c. A., has been confined to his
home by sickness for week or more,
A representative OF the Westinghouse
Electric Company was In Crewe Nednes-
day looking over the ground preparatory
to submitting to the Council bid for
putting in an electric light plant.
Mrs. j. A. Carlin. president OF Rock
Castle Division, No, 81, Grand internation-
al Auxiliary. to Brotherhood OF LIocomo-
tive Engineers. Organizer and Inspector.
left Monday for Roanoke and Bluefield
on her biennial inspection trip where On
Tuesday she Inspected Confidence DIV,
No, GS. Of Roanoke: Wednesday evening
she left for bluelield. accompanied by
Mrs, II. S. Chapman. y!ce-president OF
| kock Castle Div. 81. where on Thursday
! she inspected lnyincible Div. I'll, of Blue
/ field. While there they We're the guus,s
| OF Mrs. George IL. Bailey, president ot
| Div. 2ll.
| The ladies of the Baptist Church sent
| on "Wednesday OF this week large lot OF
dry goods, valued at $40 TO their Home
| Missionary In Texas.
| Mr.. Joseph R!ttenhouse. of Philadelphia
was here this week. He left ON Thurs.
| day for his home. taking with him his
| mother and sister. Miss Lois. They vii
| spend the winter in his home.
Jack Fan the noted violnist, with hi,
human Inenagerie. will appear at the AS.
ISOLATION Hall, Monday night. November
| 18th.
Mr.. John Adams, fireman on the Nor.
| folk and Western, was badly scalded b,
the sprinkler hose on his engine. Friday
| afternoon.