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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
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A BoozeLEss COUNTRY.
A Good Place TO stay Away From II
You're Thirsty

Naccozari. n Sonora, is the mecca
OF many spectators seeking mining
investments. But there are drawbacks
which. If known would keep from go.
ing there many man who can make
money so far in satisfying his thirst.
a correspondent writes: Unlike
most mining camps. there are no sa.
cons. with the exception of one little
Mexican cantiha, which deals only In
one commodity, the evolutionary
breeding mescal. If one desires a
drink of anything else. IL must be pur.
chased at the company store and there
II Is only sold by the bottle or in bulk.
To get an old fashioned toot here one
must either have the backing of the
Rothschilds or the owner OF some rich
treasure vault IN the surrouning hills.
Prices are away up in all lines OF wet
goods, and could easily get rid OF a
good sized monthly salary by simply
keeping his hide comfortably primed
with cooling beverages. The least ex.
pensive luxury Of this class is beer,
OF Mexican brew, made in Chihuahua.
II is of good quality and costs one
PUNK. Mexican. per bottle. Every.
thing else Is high priced. Whisky
costs from 81 to 81 per quart and bran
dies, gins and ether alcoholic liquors
average about the same.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08

for faro Every man who plays faro
figures out for himself combination
for the beating OF the game. wohl
schlagel had done so, but II always
ar. J as II does with all comblna.
tion formed for that purpose that
there was weak place in Il. Then
VOL chlagel thought OF another com
hint n that he was sure would work
and II did II was the simple process
OF holding a revolver TO the head OF
the croupier and compelling him to
empty the bank roll into bag in the
hands OF confederate. The confed.
crate was n man by the name OF Ray.
mond Overns, and between them they
broke bank In Bisbee one night
They were subsequently captured.
brother n wohlschlage's was In
town few days ago with a petite on
for his parole Phoenix Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08

Caea'es returned from an outing on
the Prcos. Rev. Joseph Hlntzen kept
on 10 Bernaliilo while the others came
TO Santa Fe
4 tourist party consisting OF the
Misses Ethel and Annie Hoacox and
Rohel Withers from Lexington. Ky.
are IN the city. having arrived last
night They viewed Santa Fe's at.
fractions Will here and were very
much pleased with their visit.
superintendent Bursum Of the Ter.
ritorial Penitantiary visited the con.
vet camp N the Santa Re canyon
and examined the construction work
on the Scenic Route road. Upon the
request OF several citizens he Is In.
ycstigating the surveyed route more
thoroughly and the work thus far &C.
ccmpllshed
Judge w. II Pope will reopen a law
Office In this city In a few days and re.
enter the pract C., Of law. lie has fu.
j. rogained his health and viii be
ready shortly for all the legal work
his clients will supply Before going
10 the Philippines Judge Pope enjoyed
lucrative and good law practice
here which viii no doubt come back
to him IN an Increased measure In
due course OF time.
Among the politicians II is said that
r. l.. Baca. clerk in the Office Of Col
J. Frank Chaves. territorial superin.
tcndent of public instruction. and
member OF me thrty.hf,h legislative
assembly. has been indorsed for the
position Of clerk Of the Fifth judicial
district court at S6corro by Hon. Solo.
mon Luna. Col. J. Frank Chaves and
other prominent citizens There are
several other candidates for the posi-.
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
Land Office Business.

The following homestead entries
have been made in the U...,. States
land office: Fldel Garcia OF Wagon
Mound. 100 res in Mora county. he
ing the NE. u Of Sec. 80. T. 90 n. r.
II r. Lucius r Churchill. assignee Of
William W Street. Puerto de Luna,
1888 acres in Leonard Wood county,
being lot | and the Sc. =. of the Sc
Y OF Sec. 8. T. u. =. "a e On this
land which is homestead entry No
1897, Lucius r. Churchill paid for
9.bS acres at the rate OF sl.25 per
acre. or total OF slI.9S. This entry
was made under the additional sol.
dier's homestead act. and final proofs
were entered against same Antonio
Isldro Duran OF Sanchez. 100 acres In
San Miguel county, being the NV. Z
q Sec, %, Il. Is 80, r "a e. Francis
co herrera OF Wagon Mound, 100
acres in San Miguel county. being the
w. X OF the SW u the w. II of the
NE. Y Of Sec. q. T. rs n, II. % Il.
Amado Rivera OF Wagon Mound. 100
acres In Mora county. being the $. u
o. the NE. Il o. Sec. 90. and the s. "A
OF the NV a Of Sec. 81. r. n n, r.
"a r. margarine S. de Gonzales OF
Wagon Mound, 160 acres In More
county, being the NV. 4 OF the S -
"a, and the $ Y OF the SW a and
the SW Il OF the Sc. 4 OF Sec. 20, T.
81 n, n. "a h. Ida ]. Muncy Of East
,Iew. 100 acres In Valencia county.
beinr the NV. Il OF the s ". u OF Sec.
H. and the f. * OF the NE a. and
@ SW. u OF the Nv. 4 of Sec. Il. T.
4 n, r. T..
The following coal declaratory state.
ment has been filed in the United
States land o.fite: Percy F. Knight of
Santa Fe, go &C IS in Sandoval coun.
~, being the SIC. u of See. ., T. 10 n,
X. +. Statement Is No. 1888.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
Saloon keeper Wounded.

Ed. Lacy. proprietor Of saloon at
Belen. was wounded In the leg there
last night by the accidental discharge
of a 32-caliber pistol. He was brought
to this city where the wound was prob
ed and the bullet extracted. II en-
tered the fleshy part OF the leg a lit
tie above half way between the knee
and the thigh. ranging upward. lodg-
ing near the thigh bone
The accident occurred after Lacy
had retired. The pistol was lying on
the bed covers and in throwing them
to one side the pistol was thrown
forcibly against the wall The jar dis.
charged II. The wound Is not consd.
cred OF serious nature.
The injured man is resting at the st.
Joseph's hospital, where his condition
Is reported favorable.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
FIREMEN'S TOURNEY.
Will Be Had in SANTA Fs September
Ito 5 Inclusive.
EXPERT TEAMS FROM CITIES.

4 team of fftton nre mon has been
organized and IS practlcing daily to
get In shape to take care of the laur.
els of the Santa Fe fire department at
the territorial tcurnamen'. which will
tie held in this city September 20, in.
elusive. says The New Mexican. II is
expected TO have contest teams from
all the principal places in the terri.
tory at the tournament and the team
tina. takes the first place will have to
be up and doing from now till the
Tournament Is held. The Santa Fe
firemen are going To be in shape to
show the visitors what is called quick
and efficient work"
Efforts are being made to have the
FL Paso excursion run into Santa Fe
on the second day OF the tournament.
making the fremens tournament part
of the attractions TO induce Pass city
people TO visit the Capital city at that
time.
The finance committee appointed by
Il g ilrem men will visit the business mon
Of tho city in short time for the par
peso OF taking up subscripti) Ill for
funds to carry the projects of the tour.
nament out to successful conclusions.
and pay the expenses incidental there.
TO. II Is thought that among other at.
fractions there will be exhibits from
some OF the principal supply houses
for firenen's goods from Denver and
eastern cities. and especially Is 1t de-
sired that one of the latest pattern
gasoline fire engines be exhibited.
While II is not yet certain that this
will be done. there is every reason to
think II will. and this will be one of
the strong attractions TO the fremen
and fire fighting organizations all ov.
er the territory.
Next week the posters and handbllls
advertising the tournament win be
gotten out and distributed all over
the territory. giving details of the ter
ritorial tournament and advertising
the excursion rates 10 Santa Fe. II Is
also very probable that A NJ. Dettle-
bach. secretary of the territorial as.
ISOLATION. wiz 20 on the road for a
couple OF weeks to create enthusiasm
among the firement OF New Mexico. A
present Mr.. Dettlebach Is carrying
or an extensive correspondence with
those who are interested in making
the occasion a success, and Is very
highly pleased with the results so far.
An united effort on the part OF the
people of Santa Fe will make this
tournament one 10 be long remember.
ed and every one should cheerfully do
his part toward this end.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
THIRD BANK FOR pEmlNe.
Demins Bank Loan and Trust Com.
pany Now an Assured Fact.

Colonel =. r. Smith. who is ever in
the lead OF any enterprise which will
he benefit to the town of Deming and
Luna county, has been at lei Paso for
the past two weeks completing the or.
ganization of a large banking and
trust company. returned Saturday ev-
ening and spent Sunday and Monday
at home. says the Deming Graphic.
On Monday a number of details
were attended to and the signatures
of number of the best business men
In Deming were placed on the list as
stockholders, and Colonel Smith left
on the evening trata for FL Paso
where the final work of organization
would be done.
under the laws of New Mexico with a
capital stock OF s250000. and will do
general banking and loan business
handle foreign change. etc.
Among the stockholders OF the as.
sociation, are Hon A. b. Fall of Las
Cruces, Hon. A. W. Pollard. w. c.
Wallis, $. Lindauer Frank Tnurmond,
j. w. Hannigan and James Tracy of
this place, and j. q. Hulzinger, Mark
Miller. j. Il. w. Burton and Britton
Davis Of FL Paso. The above names
are all the recommendation the Sasti.
tuition needs and nothing could do
more for the building OF our town at
the present time than the organization
OF such company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
BIG IRRIGATION SCHEME.
Colonel w. n. n. llewellyn With the
Big Movement for Irrigation OF a
LARGE Tract OF and


Colonel w. II. Ii. Llewellyn OF Las
Cruces, who has been promoting u
large irrlgat!ng scheme above Tularo-
sa, to dam the Rinconada canyon, has
at last perfected the organization of a
company bonded for 100000 for
that purpose, says the Alamogordo
News
Colonel Llewellyn. In speaking OF
the operations of the company, says II
is the intention OF the company to
dam Rinconada canyon, at point ten
miles above Tularosa, where there is
now railroad siding. He will place a
dam 100 .eet high and 500 feet long
across the mouth Of the canyon, caus-
Ing the water to bac.. into a natural
reservoir which Is formed by sort of
box canyon.
The territory which is tributary 70
the reservoir is 1900 acres In extent,
and lie land is as pretty as any that
could be found In New Mexico The
dam viii afford an ample supply for
TIE irrigation OF the whole valley
around the station and make a garden
spot out what Is now simply ranch
land. i he land Is the range of the
..iaxwell ranch now. and when the res.
eryoir Is constructed the wind mills
and the house of Maxwell will be nine
~ ieet under water.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
new COLONY SCHEME.
Large Number OF American Families
to Be Settled in Mexico.

In the interest of project to es.
tablish an American colony on a a..
600 acre tract near Wiesca, Coahulia,
says the Monterey News. 7. C. Jordan,
emigrant agent OF the recently incor.
porated agricultural and industrial
company has gone 20 Washington.
II Is the intention OF the company
to locate 400 or 400 American families
on the recently purchased land, and TO
establish an extensive system OF irri.
cation.
The company Is capitalized at $500.
900. The first OF the families to be
sent are expected to arrive in Septem
Der. The immigrants will pay for the
land on the installment plan.
The system OF irrigation which the
company intends to put In is 10 be one
OF the most modern in Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
ANOTHER SHOOTING.
Antonio Garcia Shot at eelen Last
kiuht

Antonio Garcia, a naive of Mexico.
was shot at Belen last night by Sher-
in Baca OF ,a,encia county, while
making an attempt to escape capture.
News of the affair received here is as
follows:
Garcia and another Mexican engag-
pute arising from game OF cards.
Garcia drew a knife and was going
after has adversary in ferocious man.
ner. Sheriff Baca was in the room
and attempted TO put Garcia under ar.
rest. Garcia darted out of the saloon
and was making dust for tall timber
when a shot from the sheriff's pistol
brought him town, The bullet tooff Of.
feet In the iieshy part OF the back and
is not Oh a serious nature.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
MANY CIGARS STOLEN.
Railroad Detectives Hunting TO-
Thieves Who Raided Box Car.


Railroad detectives aid officials of
the customs department are making a
vigiiant search through the city In
the hope of tracing some car thefts
which have been perpetrated recently
In the local yards
Within the past weeks cars have
been robbed In a number OF places.
the most serlouc offcnse happened
Monday night. when car OF fine ci-
CARS was broken into en the Santa Fe
line track near the river. The exact
losses have not been estimated, as the
contents of the car has not yet been
ascertained II is claimed that there
were $500 boxes in the package which
was rified and or. o. these about $500
are missing.
There is little clew to the Identity
OF the thieves but the company detec.
tives are busy tracing them up. The
cigars wer imported stock bonded
from Mexico In the local port OF GUS
toms.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
Canoe Assoc iation's Annual Meet,

Clayton. N. Y, Aug. 6.--Once again
this locality Is the Mecca for OF the
American Canoe association. whose
annual meet began today on Sugar
island. Devotees OF the sport care In
attendance from various parts OF the
Dominion, from New England. New
York and several states further west.
An entire week Is tn be devoted to the
sport. Besides other interesting fea.
lures the days will be devoted to tub
races. war races and numerous other
contests. The site of the camp has
been admirably selected and every
thing points to a highly successful
meet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08

a banner valued at $50. The percent.
age was based en- the number of lodge
members already In each division.
The Colorado Workmen have been
defeated by about 30 per cent. This
Is based on the returns now In. When
all are heard from and the official
count made Il Is expected that Arizona
and New Mexico will have won by 80
per cent.
The lodges OF the first class In this
division, which includes Silver City,
Albuquerque. Bisbee and Phoenix. en-.
tered friendly contest for an altar
emblem valued at s35, which was to
be awarded 20 the individual lodge
Cct,ing the greatest number OF new
members. This has been won by Bis.
bee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
CHANGE OF SANTA FEE PLANS.
cnief Engineer Says Work Was To
Begin on Road araIle,ng Rock Is

dispatch from Las Vegas says;
Chic Engineer r. NJ. Jones. who had
c"arge of the work for the Santa Fe In
securing feasi route for line
paralleling the Rock Island from
Dodge City, mas returned here. He
says that an excellent route had been
found and that everything was ready
to begin construction when the order
came to close the Office and stoop all
work The engineer thinks there is
nj immediate likelihood of work In
Kansas or New Mexico being resumed.
From Belen comes the rumor that
work on the Santa re cutoff may be
suspended soon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
BROKE FARO BANK.
Man Who Devised a New AntLTiger
Combination.

Governor Brodie Of Arizona has
granted parole to George Wohlschla.
gel. convicted OF robbery in Cochise
county in 1900, and sent to the penl-
Tertiary for five years. The parole was
granted on the request OF numerous.
ly signed petition from residents OF
Cochise county and Endorsed by the
board OF control and the superlntend.
ent OF the territorial penitentiary that
Wohlschlagel had been a model con.
Wet.
II was also known that he had been
q hard working man with penchant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
SANTA FE.

From the New Mexican.
Allan X. McCord and party left FOR
their summers fishing trip on the
streams In the forest reserve.
The contract for placing the lead
cutters on the federal building has
been lei 10 w. A. Mckenzie a. Co of
this city.
Miss Hattie Eames OF this city hC.
accepted a position as seamstress at
the United statea. Indian Industrial
school in this city.
The country between Santa Pc and
Lamy Ia literally alive with rabbits
and n war OF determination is not
waged upon them they will become a
great nuisance.
Bishop J. b. Pitaval. Rev. A. Rabey,
role. Rev. Joseph Hintxen and Rev,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
Want More Paw.

A committee of Sedalia, Mo. NJ. X
e. T. shop employees is al Parsons
Kansas, comforting with like commit
teee from Parsons, Denison and Smith
vile. Tex, with a view 10 securing
an increase in wages averagnik II
per cent in the various departments OF
the eseveral shops on the system. The
matter Is being considered by William
O'Herin OF Parsons, superintendent oi
motive power and equipment. and
John l.. Wigton OF Sedalia, master car
builder. The conference may last
several days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
Administrator Sale,

In the matter of the eestate OF Mar.
tin +. Callan. deceased
Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned, administrator OF the estate
OF Martin T.. Cullen. has filed in the
Probate Court of Bernalillo county, a
final report OF all his acts and doings
as such administrator and the said
Probate Court has fixed Monday. the
7th day of September, 1903, as the
day upon which ali objections to said
report and final account may he heard
and the application Of the undersigned
to be discharged as such administrator
may be disposed Of All parties in
interest are required to take notice ac
cordlngly.
OSCAR O. ANDERSEN.
Administrator
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08

pound rails on the western main lines
with eighty-fve pound rails, and the
old rails are H. the Newton. Kas..
shops being shortened foot or two,
and will be shipped 10 the panhandle
line west OF Wellington. They will he
used to replace the present rails.
When they arc in larger engines are
expected on this division and longer
trains will be run.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
TERRITORIES WIN.
Workmen Contest for Membership Re.
suits in Defeat for Colorado.

The membership contest which has
been on for some time before the A.
o. u. w. lodges OF Arizona and New
Mexico against Colorado has ended.
and victory perches on the banner OF
Arizona and New Mexico Workmen.
Under the conditions OF the contest
the division getting the greatest per.
centage of increase was to be awarded
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08

w. C. d. Miller, brakeman on the
passenger between Albuquerque and
FL Paso. Is In the city TO do assess.
ment work on some mineral prospects
he has near Hot Springs. Mr.. Miller
Is well known for his success In locat.
Ing wells and underground streams OF
water
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
The secretary OF war has approve

The secretary OF war has approved
the opinion " the Judge advocate
general OF the army holding that the
government Is entitled to reduced
rates over the tracks OF land grant
railroads when operated by other rail.
way companies. The Astoria & Co.
lumbia River railroad operates It's line
over thirty-nine miles OF the North.
ern Pacific road in Oregon under a
track arrangement and refused the
land grant rate TO the war department.
The attorney general has been re.
q"ested to bring suit to secure the OK.
ira charge which the government has
paid.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
viii Exhume Body.

Undertaken j, w Edwards left the
city last night Tor oe.en, from which
place ne will drive TO the Mexican vii.
lage OF Casa Colorado about four
miles distance on the opposite side OF
the Rio Grande. At Casa Colorado
he VIII disinter the remains OF G. G.
cotton, whose tragic death occurred
there on the nignt of July Is. IA the
remains are not too BADLY decayed
they will be brought here and shipped
20 Alabama for burial. II they are in
such condition as to hinuer shipment
that distance they will he inferred at
Los Lunas.
Mrs Cotton and cl,idren remain in
th's city, where they are with friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08

VIM. Bryce and wife. we'll known
citizens OF the southern part OF the
city. will so out TO Bear canyon this
afternoon. remaining over Sunday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08

w. S. Durbin. president OF the Albu.
querque Electric light. Power and Gas
Company, anu L. X. Durbin, vlce-prcs-
ident and secretary OF same company,
are IN the city from Denver. Colo, to
remain a few lays.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
Interpretations.

There have been filed TN the Office
OF Territorial secretary j. W, Ray
noius. ,ic following articles OF in
corporation The .ociedad de Union
ProErcso Co Atrisco. There is no
capital stock. and the society is In
corporatod .or benevolent. charitable
and literary PURPOSES with J a. Her
rera, Ambrosio uirgras. Eduardo Apo
daca, 1T al, as incorporators. II is 10
Gated at Atrisco BeTnalllo county
and is given a term of existence OF
fjfty years.
The Benham Indian Trading Com
pany Of Albuquerque. is Incorporated
by A. r. McGaffey, ]. l.. Clarke. VI. +
McGaffey f n Lester. and J. W Ben
ham. The capital stock is $50 600 d.
of 81 each and worcestershire. The
principal place of business is at Albu
querque The purposes for which the
corporation is created are: To engage
In a general merchandise business. es
pecially in purchasing goods and
wares and novelties of Mexican and
Indian make: to deal in livestock: e
acquire, build and maintain means OF
transportation; 20 convey and accept
conveyance OF real and personal prop
erty. to borrow and loan money; to
sell and deal in stocks and securities
The first officers are: President, A. Il
McGaffey, Albuquerque; vice.presi
dent, J. w Benham New York; secre
tary and treasurer, j. l.. Clarke. Albu
querque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Certificate Of Change Of Nams-Naw
lncOTpOratIO'S File PapeIS,
LAND OFFICE TRAkSAC lions.

The Interstate saving aud Invest
ment Company of Denver. Cole, has
filed In the oiiico of Territorial Secre-
tary j. w. Raynolds certificate OF a
change OF name from the name given
above to the Interstate Saving and
Trns Company The certificate also
shows that the number OF directors
were changed TO nine. he word Trust
is substituted .Jr Investment, for the
purpose Of distinguishing this com.
pany from the get.rlch-quick concerns
which nearly All 20 under the title OF
Investment Company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-08
ICED THE FURNITURE.

OStAN q, ANDERSEN,
AdmIniHtrator
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-11-26
BRYAN In London.

New York.-W. ]. Bryan, of Neb-
raska, who is visiting England for the
first time, devoted the opening day of
his stay here to sightseeing, says a
London dispatch to the Herald. He
called on the American ambassador, to
whom he had letter from Secretary
Hay, went to Westminster Abbey. saw
the King and Queen of Italy on their
way to the Guild Hall and heard A.
81. Asquith deliver a speech. Mr..
Bryan said the Asquith meeting had a
strangely familiar atmosphere aud
that the arguments had ring not at
all foreign. He was greatly surprised
on entering the hall to receive recogni-
tion by a round of applause. Ambas-
sador Choate will entertain Mr.. Bryan
at Dime, at Carleton House Terrace,
where he will be given an opportunity
of meeting large number of men
prominent in British public lifs.-