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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
NEW MEXICO PosToFrices.
Changes VINCE Have Been Made Since
New Years Day.

Since New Year. the following post.
Offices in New Mexico have been estab-
lislled as money order Offices:
Publitos. Santa Ria and Tucumcari.
while the money order Offices at East
Las Vegas. Catskill and Embudo nave
been discontinued
The following are the new Offices
established in New Mexico in that
time.
Elida. Felix, Hebron, Hermanas, Jose.
Martinez, Mountainair, Pasture. Pima,
Publitos, Vanderitas.
The following Offices have been dis
continues East Las Vegas, Buchanan,
Cienega Embudo. Estey, Pine Spring,
Telesfora, TERRA Blanca, Westwater
and Woodbury..
The name OF the postojce at Osha
has been changed to Black Lake and
the name of the ofilce at Willow to Van
Houten
Offices re-established are Catsklll
and Glorieta.
The following Offices are in the new
counties established by the Thirty.
NTH legislative assembly
Sandoval county-Albemarle, Algo.
dones, Bernalillo. Bland Cabezon, Casa
Salazar. Cuba, Jemez, Miller. Pena
Blanca. Perea. P!acitas. Sandoval, Sc
norita, Sulphur, Thornton.
Leonard Wood county-Anton Chico,
Casaus. Colonias, Conant Cuervo. Fort
Sumner, Guadalupe, Pasture, Pintada.
| Puerto de Luna, Salado, Santa Rosa.
Quay contradiction Endee. Mon.
toya, Puerto. Revuelto and Tucumcari.
Roosevelt county-Bethel Elida,
Portales, Texico.
The postoffice at Espanola, formerly
in Santa Fe county is now in Rio Ar.
riba county
There are at present 81 postofiices
in the territory. Of which 12f are mo-
ney order Offices.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23

H. Foraker. Cincinnati; ohio in the
National House OF Representatives"
General Charles II. Grosvenor of
Athens: The Judiciary OF Ohio"
Moses NJ. Granger, zanesville; THE
lndrustial Progress OF Ohio" Senat
or Marcus A. Hanna. Cleveland; The
Public Schools OF Ohio" Hon. Lewis
ID. Bonebrake. Columbus The Univer.
stiles OF Ohio" President VIC. Thomp
son of Ohio State University; THE
Achievements OF Ohio in the Care OF
Her Unfortunates." General II. Brin.
kerhoff. Mansfield The part taken
by Women in the History and Develop
ment of Ohio" Mrs. J. r. Hop
ley, Bucyrus "The Pathological,
History of Ohio" Judge u. r. Cowen,
Cincinnati
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
POLICE COURT.

r. w. Morrison musician. was
arrested last night by Special Officer
Barton for hanging around a freight
train. He was charged with being a
vagrant this morning. but he claimed
To have work and the Judge let him go.
Frank Harvey and Charles Burke
were also arrested by the same officer
last evening. Both claimed to be rail.
road men. They were given Ave days
each for being Migrants.
John Kelly pleaded guilty OF being
drunk. He got Ave days. When he
vas put in the cooler he hid about sl5
n his shoe so the officers wouldn't get
&C. Some one of his companions got
Il. but a search this morning failed to
find II. Moral: Let the officer have
YOUR money to keep when YOU are put
"a the cooler and you will get II when
you sober up.
Sam Gilbert. for having n jag got
FIVE days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
COMPANY G. INSPECTED.
BOYS SHOW UP WELL.

Company q OF the New Mexico ma
tional guard was inspected last even
ing by Capt. Kirby II. Walker, Four
teenth cavalry. United States army.
department of the Colorado. stationed
at Fort Wingate. The captain was ac-
companied to this city by Brigadier
General w H. Whiteman. adjutant
general of the New Mexico national
guard.
Both of these gentlemen came down
on the evening train. which was over
three hours late, from Las Vegas. The
8 o'clock.
The First Regiment band, In full mil
itary regalia. gave concert on Rail-
road avenue. while waiting for the
train to arrive Colonel Borradaile re-
ceived telegram from Adjutant Gen
eral Whiteman to hold the company
until o'clock. However, the company
and band waited long after that hour.
Both gentlemen inspected the compa.
ny and band and Captain Walkers
compliments were expressed for both.
Captain Walker will make his report
to department headquarters, from
where IT will be forwarded to the war
department at Washington. The re-
suit will he made known in due time
10 Adjutant General Whiteman.
1ney left last evening for Socorro,
where company II will be inspected to-
day, and company ID at Silver City on
Friday.
The war department at Washington
orders an inspection of all the national
guard In the country, and on the In.
spection will determine the amount OF
equipment, the number OF new rifles
and the amount OF money to be allow.
ed during the year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
wHlTrAkEa's BODY FOUND.
Unfortunate End Of coiored Man Who
Was Lost In Mountains.

John Follis. foreman OF the q o s
cattle outfit. brought the news to Pinos
Altos yesterday afternoon of the find
ing OF the body Of an unknown colored
man at the mouth OF the Sapello where
II runs into the ella river. The discov-
cry was made by the men working on
the range yesterday morning. and Mr..
Follis at once started to Pinos Altos TO
notify the authorities.
While positive identification has not
yet been made In is practically certain
that the body Is that C: Kelly Whit
taker. the Silver City colored man who
was claimed by his companions ON a
hunting trip to have gone suddenly
insane and escaped from their custody
into the mountains.
The sheriif's office was notified OF
the finding OF the body and Deputy
Douglass left at once for the scene,
where The entire AFFAIR, which Is wrap
ped In considerable mystery, will be
thoroughly investigated. The body was
found lying In the river, and from APP
pearances Whitaker had been dead
several days.-Silver City Inderend-
ent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23

TUBERCULOSIS REMEDY.
Has Cured Lieutenant at Fort Bliss
and Is to be Adopted at Govern.
mem Hispital at Fort 6avard,

DR.. A. r. Sinks, government sur
geon from Fort Bayard, N. NJ. is in
the city for the purpose of investigat.
ing cure for consumption. which
has been successfully used upon pa.
tients by DR.. Baird of Fort Bliss. says
the III Paso News.
DR. Sinks has been ordered by the
government to make thorough in
vestigation and II successful adopt Il
at Fort Bayard.
The cure is an injection which is
used In Ashville. Y, c. DIR. Baird
recently cured Lieut.. Tombs, who waLt
from Fort Bayard to Fort Bliss In or
der that he might be under DR.. Baird
care. The cure seems to have been
complete and DR. Sinks is sanguine
OF having fine results In using the
fluid for patients at Fort Bayard.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
SODA WATER IN SILENCE.
How Albuquerqueans Were Fooled by
a Visitor VINO Was Not a Minister.

vtsitor VINO was Not Minister.
good joke Is being told around
town about how a couple of profes.
sonal men of the city were taken in
last Sunday. The city was swarming
with the visiting clergymen. who stop
ped over during the Sabbath while en-
route to Los Angeles. A young at
torney had met among the visitors a
friend. He was showing him the town
and making him acquainted with a
number OF the prominent citizens. Sew
eral OF them, the young attorney and
his friend. were standing on the corner
conversing when a member OF the par.
ty suggested that they go in and have
a little something" but before that,
he had fixed the other members OF the
party. and all were to take soft drinks
soda water. They lined up and ev-
cry one took soda wafer. but the visi-
tor, he saying give me little straight
whisky" II Is needless to say that
every one looked at some body else,
and drank their soda water in silence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
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The Hired Girl Tried ID.

The Genoa, Nevada, News tells this
story The other morning, at a well
known farmhouse In the valley, the
hired man and two OF the farmers
sons were competing arduously on
the barn floor to ascertain who could
put one of his heels around his neck.
The boys said that. they had seen a
man in circus put both OF his heels
around his neck at once. Strange,
indeed. II they could not get one
around SO they heaved and strained,
and the hired man heaved and strain
ed to accomplish the feat. Little did
they know that the hired girl was
watching the performance with breath.
less interest through a knothole in
the barn A few hours later the
hired girl was missing After yelling
to her dozen times, with no response,
search was instituted She was not
In the house, neither was she at the
barn. The searching party repaired
to the milkhouse. There was the girl
PROSTATE on the iioor Nth both
heels around her neck, and utterly
unable to get them loose. She was so
upset that she said she would have
died before calling for help.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
No Calamity N Both Are Hit.

David Day, of the Durango Demo
crst. who hrd bloodless duel the 9th
or day with Frank Hartman. editor OF
the Trades Journal, and who is now
after the scalp Of the editor OF the Du-
range Telegraph says:
John G.. Higgins has no occasion to
start fire under David +. Day. after
this issue 1t Is started, and let the
lar, tool and migrate keep away from
cover and an undue advantage. Meet
us in the open and settle II when we
meet. There is no necessity for any
future talk. as there will be no nation.
al calamity II we both hit the dust, but
there must be settlement"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
OFFICIAL MATTERS.

The following final homestead entry
was made: BGsilio Perea, Lamy, 100
acres in Santa Fe county.
Coal Lands Sold.
The following coal lands were sold
at the United States land Office: To
Frank Dibert, NV. u section "a. T. 10
~. r. e., l60 acres In Sandoval
county; consideration. $4,000.
Deputies Appointed.
Page b. Otero, territorial fish and
game warden. appointed the following
deputies: Marion Llttrell. Ration. for
Colfax county; William r Steadman.
Las Vegas, for San Miguel county.
Territorial Funds.
The following territorial funds have
been received by Territorial Treasur.
er J. II. Vaughn: Grant county taxes
for 1902, s57ls4. John w. Fleming.
collector and ex-ofiicio treasurer.
Chaves county taxes for 1902. s134.34.
Mark Howell. collector and ex-ofiicio
treasurer. San Juan county. taxes Tor
1902, s131.52; w. q. Blackwell, collect.
or and ex-officio treasurer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
A BElEN SCENE.
Two Fair PugiIists-Ospu Sheriff
Baca and Mr.. 0tega Actors.
JUSTICE or PEACE BIG Day.

There was something doing yester-
day In Justice of the Peace V. Bacas
court down in the thriving town OF
Belen. which was not down on the Of
fetal program.
Representative Ortega, of Socorro
county, who is an attorney at law and
keeps store In Belen. was before
him defending a Mrs. George who
was charged by another woman with
assault. These two Belen bellies had
been having a heart.rendering scrap
and considerable hair had been pulled
out. too. Now the Judge looked wise
and concluded to fine both of the fair
pugilistic scrappers. This caused the
dander in Attorney Ortega TO rise and
in the discussion that followed Depu-
~ Sheriff Saturino Baca put in his
voice He asked Blackstone's authori.
~ several questions and things got
warm. as the baldheaded man says.
and the deputy threw his Ia Corbett
fist into Mr.. Ortega's face, making
large sized and very painful eruption
on the upper lip. The Judge thereupon
looked wise again and fined the deputy
S. and Mr.. Ortega S. with costs. Such
days business he had never had be-
fore.
Representative Ortega came up TO
the metropolis today and told The
Citizen representative that the deputy
struck him without cause. for he did
not show any pugnacity In any way.
He is to consult an attorney and bring
suit against Deputy Sheriff Baca for
damages
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
Worthless Husband.

Two suits for divorce have been
filed in the first district court for San
Juan county The title OF one of the
suits is Elsie May Loppin VS.. Cecil
Loppin. The plaintiff alleges that her
husband abandoned her after they had
lived together less than two years and
that he was cruel TO her and did not
properly support her when they did
live together. She asks for an abso-
lutte divorce and alleges that defendan.
is too cold hearted. mean and worth.
less to comply with the decree were
alimony granted and she therefore
does not pray for alimony. The title
Of the second suit is aura Della
Finch VS.. Therman Finch. Plaintiff
alleges that she was married to the
defendant in 1902 and that she was
deserted by him when bride OF bu,
month and that he never did supper,
her ever during the month that they
lived together. She also asks for
an absolute divorce avering that her
husband is so worthless that IL would
he useless to ask alimony
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
POLICE COURT.

Five lazy men were before Judge
Crawford this morning, all being
charged with being Migrants. They
will timber up in the employ of the
city for the next five days.
Sotelo Perea, a resident OF Old
Town. was before the court yesterday
afternoon. Perea rather steal than
work. so yesterday he relieved team
standing on First street of several
cans Of beef. He was caught red hand
ed and was given ninety days In the
county jail. He is an old man and has
a wife and FIVE children.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23

possible drought later In the season.
as that will not be considered reason
for further consideration OF the mat
ter.
On November 3. 1902. Supervisor
Langenberg was required TO at orce
notify the persons allowed a tempo
rary grazing privilege for sheep and
goats in 1902, that similar privilege
would not be extended in 1903. and
that no sheen and goat grazing. TEN.
porary or otherwise, would be allowed
in the reserve In 1909; so that these
people cannot complain Of insufficient
notice
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
GIFTS COMING IN.
Appreciation Of the Work Of the Terri.
torial Historical Society.


torial Historical Society.
The Territorial Historical Society
IL now making better progress than
II has ever before, and appreciation OF
its good work Is being shown by gifts
OF various kinds, says the New Mexi.
can. A few days ago Charles Haspel.
math presented a solid cannon ball and
n piece OF shell which were excavatej
from the property formerly owned by
C. NJ. Conklin, on lower San Francisco
street Among the purchases Is copy
of the rare book on Doniphan's Expedi-
ton. written by j. ]. Hughes. a cousin
% Hon. Thomas Hughes OF Albuquer'
que. The following letter from Prof
Berthoud of the Colorado School OF
Mines is self-explanatory:
Golden, Colo. May II. 1908.
Hon. l.. y. Prince;
"If you wish to see the two Verde
deras Relaciones.' I will send them and
you can have them copied In type
writing. Whenever ! part with them
they will go to your Historical Society
send as gift to the society Hum
boldt's maps ~ New Spain. etc. which
show New Mexico very well and are
now rare. In time ! will send trans
lated paraphrase OF the first attempt
made by the French 10 enter New Mex
leo previous 10 1850; and the attempt
to open trade with Louisiana"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
WORKED A SCHEME.
Deputy Sheriff Huber Caught His
Man at the Breakfast Table.

Man at the Breakfast Table.
Deputy Sheriff C. II. Huber returned
to Santa Fe Saturday night from a
trip to Tres Piedras, where he went
with warrant for Berney Dempsey.
who is charged with shooting up the
town. Deputy Huber went after
Dempsey several weeks ago. but when
he arrived there his bird had flown
Shortly afterward Dempsey wrote HUI
Der a letter about the matter, stating
that he was sorry he was not In town
on the date named Last Wednesday
morning the deputy sheriff left for
that place again. Instead of getting
off at the depot this time, lie rode
to a switch north of Tres Piedras.
where he alighted. He waited around
town until dark, when he took buggy
and drove to the camp where Dempsey
was employed, arriving there about
one o'clock. He waited until morn
ing when the men we're all in the
dining room at the boarding place
and then arrested his man. Dempsey
is charged with walking into a saloon
at Tres Piedras, knocking the barten-
der down and then going behind the
bar and appropriating six.shooter,
with which he afterwards went out
and shot up the town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
OLD VETERAN KILLED.
His Home Is Supposed to Have Been
in Columbus, Ohio.

Zachary Taylor, veteran OF the
civil war and formerly a member OF
Company ID. Eighty-Eighth regiment.
New York Volunteers. was killed near
Montoya station on the Rock Island
system. last week. His discharge and
pension papers were found in his peck.
ct, and from other documents. II Is
believed his home was in Columbus,
o. On June he would have received
ssl pension money. A note was found
on him which stated that ne was To
tally deaf and had not had anything
10 eat for day. He was walking
alone the track when the east-bound
passenger train. running at a speed OF
forty-nine miles an hour. rounded the
curve. No attention was paid 10 the
whistle or other efforts made to- warn
him. and he was instantly killed. The
body was taken to Tucumcari and. as
no reply was received to kilograms
sent to Columbus. was buried there
by the county. Taylor was not knCvn
In the vicinity In which he was killed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23
BOGUS CHECK MAN.
He Does up Phoenix Merchants and
Gets a Jail Sentence.

Frank Hamilton. the man who
passed a number of checks in this
city against fictitious bank accounts.
and was captured by Deputy Con.
stable Gonzales in Temple Friday,
just as he was preparing TO leave the
country. pleaded guilty 10 Ave OF the
counts in Justice Robertson's court
yesterday and was sentenced TO forty
days In Jail on each one. or a total Of
200 days. says the Phoenix Gazette.
When the time for the trial came
yesterday there were a number OF men
present besides those named In the
complaints as having suffered loss on
the checks. who had either cashed
checks for the prisoner or had refused
to do so. II seems that he had worked
the town thoroughly. Among those
who had casned checks was the Bos-
ton store manager, who had sold Ham
llton a small bill OF goods, accepted
his check for s. and paid him the bal
ance In cash. Hamilton had also or.
dered a suit of clothes frem Nicholson.
the tailor. Mr.. Nicholson refused TO
accept his check as a deposit, and
therefore was not victlmized. The
Long Hardware company also had
similar escape. There were a number
OF others who did not want to admit
having been victimized, by entering
complaints since the man was likely
TO receive ample punishment
Hamilton says he Is 20 years old,
and that he was raised In Texas, He
claims to have never been In trouble
before. and says that drink Ia respon-
slble for this. He waived all rights
and pleaded guilty to the charges. He
accepted the sentence OF the court ur
moved but seemed greatly relieved
when. on asking II the other cases
would be prosecuted he was informed
they would not.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23

1905. said board shall make a full and
detailed and itemized Anal report OF
al its doings and the result of its do
ings under this act. and of all moneys
expended Hereunder. which shall not
in any event exceed said appropriation
Of $40. 10000, aud said board shall In
no event incur any Indebtedness which
together with the amount expended,
shall exceed said sum of $50 900 90.
Copies OF said reports. together with
all receipts. vouchers. documents,
books and records of the said board
shall be filed IN the ONCE Of the audi.
tor OF theterritory.
Sec. 10. The said board may appoint
a sub-commisslon of three members
from the several counties of the terri.
tory which said subcommission shall
aid toward the exhibits from the Terri.
tory OF New Mexico; provided. that
said sub.commission receive no recon
pense for said services. The boards of
county commissioners OF the several
counties OF the territory are hereby
empowered to appropriate such sums
OF money ms they may deem proper 10
assist said board or commissioners in
collecting ana preparing the products
OF such counties fos exhibition at the
said exposition; provided. that the en-
tire exhibit Of the Territory Of New
Mexico. including IN separate exhibits
OF any county I'm the territory shall be
directly under the management OF the
territorial commission.
Sec. II. Chapter 700 Of the Session
! Laws OF the TERRITORY Of New Mexico
Of the year 1901 approved March 81
1901. be AM tho same Is horohy repeal
ed. All funds now In the territorial
treasury and which have been appro
priated by the legislative assembly oI
raised by means OF the provisions oI
the said act approved in 1901. be and
the same are hereby made Immediately
available to carry into effect the OBJ
ject and purposes of this act: Il being
hereby expressly understood and pro
vided that sum equivalent to the
amount so made available shall be re
| imbursed to the treasury OF the terri
tory from the AMOUNTS produced b,
the ievies authorized to be made b,
the provisions of this act.
Sec. ~ This act shall be in force
and effect from and after its passage
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23

The following homestead entries
were made: Jose Antonio Gonzales,
Colmon. 100 acres in Mora county;
John s. Fox, Ration. 1862 acres in Col.
fax county.
Coal Lands Sold.
The following coal land was sold. at
the United States land office in Santa
Fee: One hundred and forty.two acres
in section II. T. IL NJ, II. 10 e., Sando.
val county. Purchased by J. II. Sloan.
consideration s2,S4i20
Notaries Appointed.
Governor Otero appointed the fol.
lowing notaries public: william A.
Ballau. Las Vegas. for San Miguel
county; William Mexican, Taos postof-
flee. for Taos county.
Agent Designated.
The NJ. T. Jones Lumber company
organized and doing business under
the laws of the state of Texas, has
filed papers with the territorial secre.
tary designating the companys place
of business In New Mexico and naming
the sgent OF the company in the terri.
tory. The territorial place of business
is at Portales and the affairs of the
company at that place are In charge OF
Milton Newman OF Portales The prin.
cipal place OF business of the company
is at Houston, Tex and II is capital.
lied at sl50.000. which is divided into
1900 shares of the par value OF 500
each. The company is authorized 10
manufacture. buy and sell building ma.
terial
Surveyor Appointed.
Governor Otero appointed J. f. Ed
dington OF Alamogordo surveyor OF
Otero county. l.. A. White. who vas
elected to that Office. failed to qualify
and this action was taken to all the va
cancy.
No Grazing Permitted.
Forest Superintendent |. II. Hanna is
informed by the honorable commits.
sloner OF the general land Office that
petition has been received through
Governor Otero. asking that the resi-
dents OF precinct No. OF Rio Arriba
county. New Mexico. be permitted 10
Craze 5000 head OF sheep and 1000
head OF goats In the Pecos river forest
reserve The honorable secretary OF
the interior has denied this application
and has instructed the commissioner
Office TO advise the Interested parties
that their stock will not be allowed In
the reserve this season; so that they
|; should now prepare themselves for any
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23

Mrs. c. q. Noble. who arrived here
some months ago and has been en-
ployed as saleslady In the local Ha-.
vey curio store. left last night Tor Chi
cago. where she accepts a similar -
siti0n with the same concern.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-23

w. s. Strickler has received a letter
from General Manager w, S. Hopewell
Of the Santa Fe Central and the Albu-
querque Eastern. that he and the party
OF capitalists from the east will be In
the city tonight. Senator Andrews will
also he with them. They win be at
the Alvarado.