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The daily sentinel., 1903-06-29
5 LOCAL NEWS.

E. G. Cotes has been canvas sing the
lower valley for celebrated atlas.
Rev. d. S. Gray who has been here
some time selling books. left for Del
TIA this morning.
Don't miss those bargains in that
stock of groceries that is being closed
out at cost at Adron's
District Attorney Samuel G. Nc
Mullin and son Bently were visitors
to Glenwod Springs yesterday.
Go to the band concert and ice
cream social tomorrow night at the
Park. BY the ladies of St Matthews
Guild.
Miss Kellar talked at the Christian
church on foreign missions yesterday
morning and evening to a very inter
ested audience.
Miss Elsie Sullivan returned Sun
day noon from delightful visit III
Denver where she was the guest of
Mrs. j. A. Myers
am closing my stock of groceries
rapidly as possible. You can save a
good big per cent on what you want.
1876 South 9TH. j. r. ADRON.
Saturday night, drunken man was
found asleep in the railroad yards
with a rail for his pillow, his head
in close proximity to car wheel
Deputy Game Warden, Thomas G..
Higgins was distributing to number
of people this morning copies. in
pamphlet form, of the game and fish
laws of Colorado.
Mrs A. r. Sampliner spent Sunday
in Glenwood Springs where Mr.. Sam
pliner and daughter Joined her from
a weeks visit in Denver. They all
returned last night.
AT the Park tomorrow night, under
the shade of the trees and listening
to the music of the Citizens band,
an ice cream social and hand concert
BY the ladies of st. Matthews Guild.
The ice cream social and band CON
cert, under the auspices os the ladies
of st. Matthews Guild. promises TO
be one of the splendid events of the
season, 1t occurs tomorrow night at
the City Park.
&C. Stratton. a prominent druggist
of Ouray, was an arrival in the city
Saturday evening and was the guest
of Samuel G. McMullin over night.
returning to his home Sunday morn
ing
You'll enjoy the band music and
the refreshments, under the trees at
the Park tomorrow night. The event
is under the auspices of the ladies of
St. Matthews Guild and gives promise
of being largely attended.
At the quarterly conference of the
Methodist church held in this city
this morning $1,000 of the $40. 600
necessary to begin work on the new
church was found to be in hand. This
news was most gratifying to the mem
bers of the church and to Presiding
Elder DR.. Kirkbride.
Dr. S. H. Kirkbride, presiding
elder of the Salida District, of the
Methodist church, held quarterly
conference of the Fifth street Method
ist church this morning. Dr. Kirk
bride yesterday dedicated new Meth
odist church at Collbran, under the
most cheering auspices for the welfare
of the church in that vicinity.
William B. Lesher, who is an old
base ball enthusiast, was among the
big crowd that went up from here
yesterday morning to help along the
home boys in their game. He says
that in the Grand stand on the ball
grounds yesterday to witness the game
there were more people from Grand
Junction than there were from Glen
wood Springs. Mr.. Lesher thinks
that the Glenwood people should have
more pride in their local team. Any
how, when it comes to matter of
sport Grand Junction does not take
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-29
FLAGsl FLAGsl FLAGS

They were covered up, we didn't t
know we had them. So we will sell
them for half nrice. Thompson jew
elry & Music Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
MACARTHUR INTERVIEW.

Washington. Dec 1.-THE state
ment attributed to General Macarthur
contained In dispatches from Homo
lulu, in which he is alleged TO have
predicted war in the Immediate fu.
ture between the United States and
Germany, have come to the notice of
Secretary Root In an Interview with
the Associated Press representative
today the secretary said the only In
formation he had on the subject was
what he had seen IN the papers. He
did not regard IL as case calling
for action by him inasmuch as the
dispatch quoted General Macarthur
az saying the statement in Colonel
Jones report to Governor Carter did
rot correctly represent his views in
any particular and utterly misrepre-
serted them in some. Secretary Root
made the assertion that the remarks
Ut his character. delivered IN private
conversation. would not necessarily
shield an officer from the requirement
az an explanation, but Macarthur
denial carries with II weight of expla
nation. He. therefore would take nc
action In the matter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
ROBERT FIT L s M M q


viii end by weakening the entire
y, stem.
There is nothing that can be 80
easily trained as the muscles OF
child. The muscles and bones are
Doth soft and pliable. They can be
nodded like so much putty. See that
they are nodded the right way.
There IL not day passes that ! do
not have a romp with my little son. ]
also put him through a regular, daily
course of exercise. instruct him In
Gymnastic movements that will tend
to make him supple In every Joint. At
the same time the tiny muscles are
slowly but surely building up on his
little limbs and body That Is the way
they should be formed-elowly--
most IA slowly as the wearing away
of rock by the waves of the ocean.
Do No. start Too Soon.
Another point which should be care
fully followed ic not to start too early
to train your children. Just 80 sure
as you do you will pu some strain
upun them that their young bodies
cannot endure. And then they are
permanently incapacitated All the
bright hopes OF making a man among
i'en of your hoy are spoiled by undue
haste TO make youthful wonder o.
him.
When your boys. and your girls, too
FOR that matter. are just able to toddle
Ground. the best thing you can do is
to see that they are kept outdoors as
much as possible.
Children cannot get too much fresh
air.
Get them up early In the morning
and send them out into the fresh air
Even II you live In the city, keeI
/ them outdoors when the weather per
mits.
Better TO have them dirty anC
ealthy than clean aud sicb'y
Follow the foregoing plan and thei
hen YOU think that the children az,
able 10 stand n certain amount o
simple exercise commence To pu
I them through their gymnastics ever.
! morning and night.
; They will grow strong; they canro
J help IL II they will follow the rule
{ gwen in the first article
. Bear in mind that your childre
must have plenty OF. fresh air. an
' moderate, regular exercise. and the
D win grow up to be men and women G
!. whom you may be proud.
!. Copyrighted. 1901, by A. J Drex'
| Riddle. Philadelphia. Entered at ST.
S TONERS Hall, London.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

Territory Of New Mexico Office @.
the Secretary.
!, J. w Reynolds, Secretary o' the
Territory of New Mexico, do hereby
certify there was filed for record In
this Office. a. . O'Clock a. IN, on the
twcuty-sevenfh day OF NoveUber. A
d. 1903 articles OF incorporation OF
SOCORRO GOLD MINING COM.
PANY.
Certified from the Territory OF Ar
izona.
no 3572l
And also. thdJ / have compared the
following copy az the same with the
original thereof now on file, and de
clare IL "a be a correct transcript
thcrefrom aud of the whole thereof
In witness whereof ! have hereuntC
set my han and affixed my otiic;a
seal this tweEty-seventh day OF No
yemher. A ID 1903
j. w. RAYNOLDS.
Secretary OF New Mexico
Territory of Arizona, Office OF IN,
Territorial Auditor.
United Statas - America, Territory
OF Arizona, as.:
/, W f. Nichols. Territorial Audi
tor OF the Territory OF Arizona. d
hereby certity that the annexed is
true and complete transcript OF th'
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
"SOCORRO GOLD MINING COM
| PANY."
which were fle' In the ONCE OF tn
Secretary OF Arizona, the goth da!
OF July A. ID. is02. at 2;S0 o"cloci
p. m. as provided by law.
In testimony whereof. have here
unto set my hand ana affixed my ONO
ial seal.
Done at the city OF Phoenix. tn
capital, this 18th day OF May, A. J.
1908.
tsigned) tsesD w. T. NICHOLS,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


]. A. Beal, one of the reporters OF
The Citizen, is confined to his room
with tonsilitis.
The trial of DR.. J. II. Young, owing
20 absence Of witnesse was postponed
til p. m. tomorrow.
Wallace Hesselden has the con
tract for two cottages for the Thclin
brothers, on North Second street,
All travelling people, whether for
business or pleasure. are surprised "a
find IN New Mexico such town as Al
Don't forget the meeting of the Jun
Tor Christian Endeayor society at the
buduerque.
Presbyterian church this evening. The
public is invited.
Don't forget the pillow slip and
sheet ball 10 be given by the ladies
OF the woman's Relief Corp Grand
Army of the Republic, December 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darby A. Day and
Miss Kennedy, who were on the sicl
list the past week, are up and around
although Mrs. Day Is not so well %
the other two.
II Is generally thought by local doc
tors that the epidemic OF tonsilitis hal
about run its course, No one wal
seriously III, but the number of cast
was quite large.
Delegate J. +. Wilson OF ArizonI
writes to his friends from Washing
ton, ID. c.. that he thinks he has join
statehood for New Mexico and Ari
IONA completely blocked.
On the i2h OF this month ttomoI
row. the Lead Avenue church's al
society will sell home cooking" 4
the once Of the Montexuma Trus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
Poole's Habeas Corpus Case.

Cripple Creek. Colo, Dec. 1.-THE
district court IN favor of Victor Poole
against Colonel Nerdeckburg, Major
Mallory and McClelland. 20 release
him from the guardhouso at Camp
Goldheld. came up for hearing before
Judge Seeds today Military officials
were In the court.
Attorney Crump, representing the
military. explained the attitude OF res.
pondents. He said they claimed to be
n full control of the district under
authority Of tho governor and they
would elect their time 10 hold body OF
prisoner. He also said Sheriff Robert
son disclaimed having charge of the
body of Poole: that he simply was
holding him under direction of the
military officers He concluded by
aging that he though the court ought
To find himself clear to sustain the
governor IN his proclamation thus sus-
pending the h8beas corpus, and as
martial law was clearly lualihed in
the case II was no question OF the duty
Of the court
Attorney Hangs for Poole moved "a
auash return to writ and have Poole
released
Judge Seeds continued the case for
further hearing till tomorrow at
O'Clock and also gave respondents un
I'll that time to file criminal informa
ton against the prisoner.
Crump intimated that military al
thorities would make no further re
turn to writ; that they would appeai
IA court tomorrow only for the purpos,
of aiding the court to construe tn,
military law.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

company, Gold avenue and Second
street
The Optic says; Or. George w.
Harrison o. Albuquerque came up last
night on business connected with the
legal settlement OF contempt proceed
ings against hun touching the matter
OF the Beck grant.
There will be a regular convoca'
ton of Rio Grande Chapter No. 4,
Royal Arch Masons. on Thursday ev'
ening. December 10, 1908. at 1880
sharp at Masonic hall Election OF
officers. l.. II. Chamberlin. secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
NEW COMPANY o-aANlzEp.

The following articles oi tDcorporA-
ton have been filed In the Offices Of
Z territorial Secretary w. Reynolds:
Standard Stone LithOgrapb company
OF Highrolls, Oterc county. The IN
corDorators are Hiram w. Fleming,
Walter A Crawford and James Lee
awson. The company ir 1ncorporaf-
ed for fifty years and 1s authorized TO
carry on a business foJ the purpose
Of mining and milling litl,ograph stone
build railways, tramway.. wsterwayS,
etc, The company - caphahsed for
$500 divided into 100000 shares 81
the par value of 81 each. The hrst
hoard OF directors consfsfs Of the in
corporators.
$500 Acres Of Timber Land Ordered
Selected.
In the account OF the prDceeSliDgs of
inst Mondays meeting of the United
States Land Commission II was stated
that the commission ordered bS,0OD
acres OF timber land ia RIO Arriha
county selected at the ~Iueet of the
irrigation commission OF New Mexico
from the appropriation OF $1,000 acres
e public land to aid in the construe-
ton of revervoirs and tho improve
nent of the Rio Gtanas Ihis was
erroneous as the commission ordered
only $500 acres OF snch lands select
| ed.
Promotion Of Superint. noent John q
Harper.
John b Harper, VINO hrs for the
! rAst three years b0,su superintendent
Cf irrigation on the Jioatilh and Pue-
! 10 Indian reservations IN New MeS4-
o under the Indian Office mas received
a well deserved promotion An ofYicial
communication received irom the SEQ
rotary of the interior informed him
that he had been appointed superin-
tendent OF irrigation general under
the Office of Indian affairs; this will
enlarge his duties powers and re-
sponsibiities, but Il s believed that
tor the present and uatii the great
Zuui reservoir project has been coH-
Fieted he will remain On duty In New
Mexico MIR. Harper haze moi yet re-
ceived his instructions an 10 the dtt-
les Of his new Office ana therefore no
information thereon can 10 Ind at this
time The work NJ Harper hes been
doing the past three wears I'm eon-
roction with his dutis~ se superiD-
tCndent OF irrigation for the Jcarills
and Pueblo indiana in New Mexico
has been of first class character In
every respect and evidently the ONCE
On indian affairs has 50 concluded
hence his Advancement Tho either
understands that Nj Ftarper's pre-
motion is due to professional recon-
meudatlons and reasons, because of his
efficiency as an officer and htsh char
actor and experience, as an irrigation
engineer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

be exempt from IN, ,urrprnts debts
OF this corporation.
GpO. ~ BREWER.
JOHN WIZ TyfOMAA
Territory Of Arizona. f'pvuay 81 Pima:
Before me. wiley r. rraias. a NJ
tary pubic IT and for The county ~
Pima. Territory Of ArsDtni, on this
day personally apresrod Geo. ".
Brewer and joan wiz T''Dmsrs known
to me to be ,ho peTruns wtnse names
are subscribed to the foregoing instrs-
ment. aud acknowledged 70 me that
they executed the Same 'sr the pup
pose and consideration therein -
pressed
Given uni,r my hand and sea- 81
ONCE this 2Sth day OF July, a. ID. 1909.
(Signedl WILEY E TUSSINti,
,SeaD Nfssry Public.
My commission esnsr'- April IL
1905
Territory Of Arizona tunniY ~ Mar
lcopa, SIS
IBF McFall. County w.Drder m
and for the county and ttvttory afore
said. hereby certify thns J have con-
pared the foregoing copy with the
/ original Articles OF IDsOrpDrat on ~
THE SOCORRO GOLD MINING
! COMPANY, o. d and re'sTrod In my
office on the goth day 81 .fniy, 1902. m
Book No II OF interpretations Il
Page ------, AMI that The sslme rs a full
true and corr'c. copy 81 ,noh original
and OF the whole therIui
Witness my hand and veal Cf Once
this goth day Oh July, 1914
tSeaD H. n. MCCALL,
County 1fecotder.
BY A. S. ARTHUR, Deputy
Filed and recorded IN ths Office q
the Secretary Of the Territory OF An
IONA. this 29tn day OF lub, a. y. lsoa,
at $50 y. m.
ISAAC r. sp0DnaRD
Secretary Il Arizona
3NDoRSED
No. 3572
Foreign.
Cor Reed. Voi pBe. 2ss.
! CERTIFIED COPY ARTICLES OF
INCORPORATION SoCORRO COLI
MINING COMPANY.
Z Filed in Once OF Secretary 81 New
. Mexico. Nov %. 1903, al > a IN.
o ! w HAYNOLDS,
ssrTetary.
I Cmpd =. 10 q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

Albuquerque lodge No I, lnaepena-
ent order Of Odd Follows, Of which
d. @. Miller n secretary VIII meet
this evening. There is movement
on foot 90 unite the two odges, Abs
querque No. and Harmony No ~.
which would give one OF the strongest
orders OF any kind in the city.
James Lindsey, special agent IN
charge OF the mail service OF the Has-
Ia Fo. Is in the city today, Inspecting
the local conditions and tfyiss 20 ne
yise some better means tor handing
the large amount OF mall carried By
the flyer since that train has been
placed In daily service
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

General Manager w. y Hopewell e
the Pennsylvania Deveiopmesa &c.
rany, will return tho latter pagt -
the week from Chicago ana commanno
the construction work ON u unauun-
pleted portion OF the ANnQ1zuUrnD
Fastern Railway a. soon therea1ssr -
possible.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

Regular services az Temple Albert.
7;45, this evening This N the bWss-
ming OF Chanukah, tho least of pshtr,
and is connected with tho heroic ANA
successful efforts OF tho Maesnbe<s
TO relieve their country ~ sorelyn
domination
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

Injured Himself in Fall-Assist.
ant Postmaster c. W Moore, OF Carls.
had, who had the misfortune TO fall
and severity injure himself two
months ago, since which time he has
been incapacItated, Is visiting his
daughter, Miss Sadie, at Kenna, she
being the operator at that point for
the railway company. Mr.. Moores re
coyery 81 slow, and It is hoped this
trip will benefit him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

Cold Weather at Las Vesas-lce Is
now seven inches thick in the ponds
oi the Galinas, says the Optic Su
perintendent Wallace of the street
car company sent up six cars today.
Superintendent Pierce will begin cut.
ting Wednesday and will MI the cars
with ice for local use. 1t will be some
time before the ice cutting begins n
earnest. and in the meantime skating
will not he interfered with.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

Child Out Of Danger--Hope, the G.
year old daughter OF Mr.. Harjes, mem
Der OF TIE banking firm OF j. p. Nor
gan 4 Co.. in Paris, who was suffer
ing from potomaine poisoning. is now
thought 20 be ont OF danger, says a
dispatch from Carlsbad Life was at
a point of going out for many days.
everything that wealth and love could
afford was provided. The most
skilled physicians in Pecos valley
we're in attendance. DR.. +. Doepp of
Carlsbad was in charge with DR.. r.
W kinsinger OF Roswell as chief aid
Al first the Illness was not thought
TO be serious and the poisoning wa
well established when medical aid
was summoned. Physicians report
the ptomaine OF a mild nature or q
fatal result would have followed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
Carload OF Potatoes-The first car

Carload OF Potstoes-The first car
load of potatoes ever shipped from
the Sacramento mountains have left
Alamogordo, and where shipped by A.
D. Wallace & Co, of Cloudcroft. All
shipments of potatoes have been In
small lots These potatoes were
screened and sorted and OF first class
quality There are perhaps fifty car
.cads for market adjacent to Colud.
croft.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

Detained by sickness--Judge Il. v.
long. Of Las Vegas, who has been
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

An indian Thief-For some time
Geo. e. Kentner, the Fruitland Indian
trader. has been missing small arti-
cles and money. The other morning
he locked his place of business and
went TO breakfast as usual. While
ne was absent. Mr.. Ruby. an old
Gentleman OF the place had occasion
TO go TO Mr.. Kentner's place and found
an Indian called Cha-Begay helping
himself He had let himself in by
means Of a skeleton key which he had
made himself. Sheriff Elmer was
telephoped to and went down and ar.
rested the Indian. He was tried that
afternoon before Justice Dean and
fined $50 and costs. and as the dinero
was NIT forthcoming, he was taken
to the county Jail at Aztec, whore he
| will keep company with the Mexican
! Lucero for the next so days Cha-Be
| ray is bad Indian and has been
| stealing from the other Indians and
they were glad to have him punished
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

Rodey Writes Letter-Delegate
Rodey writes that there Is a PROPOSE
tion out from the postofiice depart
ment 10 establish mail service on the
Lordsburg n Hachita road. The
Lordsburg Liberal Is informed that
the Arizona a New Mexico roads will
meet this with a counter proposition
to establish the Hachita & Clifton
railway postofico, and put a postal
clerk on the train, The increased
amount Of mall handled on this road
is so much that postal clerk is alb
solutely needed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
sunled

Collar Bone Broken-Roder Hide.
brand happened TO quite a painful ac-
cident at Fruitland, San Juan coun'
ty. A he came out of the social hall
over the Cooperative store, he fell
from the stairway breaking his collar
hone and otherwise bruising himself
MP. DR.. McEwen reduced the fracture
and he is more comfortable cow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12
Shropshire Bucks-The Pena

Shropshire 6ucks--Thc Penasco
/ i've Stock company has received n
car load of registered Shropshire
bucks from one OF the best breeding
farms in Canada. They were unloaded
AZ Artesia and driven to the ranges
Of the company west OF Hope. These
bucks were secured through the eff
forts of George II. Webster, Jr, who
- an enthusiastic advocate of the de-
STABILITY of the Shropshire strain OF
blood
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

Il must be remembered thht
shild's brain Is growing even moro
rapidly than les body. This Is strain
on It's system. but certain amount
Of healthy exercise win help II 70
stand the strain. This double strain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

Going Out Of Sheep Business-Ra'
non Gonzales, of Fort Sumner, de-
,ivered $500 head OF sheep 20 parties
in the David mountains. Eddy coun.
ty. The animals were trailed through
from Leonard Wood county with but
little loss. OF 10000 head OF sheer
sold by Gonzales this year, not 100
we're lost on the trail TO market. A
number OF sheepmen in eastern Leo
nard Wood county are closing out
their holdings
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

Engineer From oh,o--W. H. Her
rick. a civil engineer. OF Mt Vernon,
Ohio. arrived in Socorro. expecting TO
Join his brother. Prof. c. l., Herrlck,
in the engineering work OF the large
irrigation enterprise near Alamogor-
DO which the latter has recently con
scented TO undertake for eastern par.
ties, It is now possible, however, that
Tie stringency IN the cagtcrr n oney
market may delay the beginning OF
tbs work until spring.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

Blood's Narrow Escape-Postmes-
ter Blood might have been a million
aire today. says the Optic. Fifteen
wears ago. when he lived in San Mar
cial. he fitted out an ex-soldier, who
located promising coal mine for
nim The mine turned out to be a
grant and nothing could be done with
IT, The soldier told OF the rich gold
deposits he VOTED of in the Caballo
mountains. Several times he agreed
70 drive Mr.. Blood to the place, but
always postponed the trip. In his
cups he gave glowing descriptions OF
the knowledge of the location. His
description of the location leads Mr.
Blood to bclive that the soldier had
learned OF the deposits recently dis
covered In Sierra county. He had
served at the Mescalero agency and
! knew that the Apaches used to bring
back much gold dust and many mug
gets from the Caballos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-12

Fire at Aztsc-What might have
proved serious fire started from the
stove pipe at the Arcade saloon. Be
ERE getting under Roadway, however,
4 was discovered, and a few pals OF
water put il out With the gale of
wind THAI was blowing had 1t have
gotten well started, the greater part
Of the block would have been con
sumed.