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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
ALFALFA IN NEW MEXICO
DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
CONTINUES TO DEEM " THE
BEsT FODDER PLANT.

The department 0f agriculture C1n.
tnues 90 deem alfalfa tho best fodder
plant for Sew Mexico Tho much
talked OF borsDgm plant which some
enthusiasts claimed would uupplant 3d.
faifa is not al,pied 90 tho New MoxL
$50 climate is che following letter 90
Delegate B s Rodcy from the bureau
Of plant industry. demonstrates
Washington. Doc. rs. 1908
Hon H. 3 H0doy. House 0t Repre-.
sonlatiyes. Washington. ID. C..
sir-Your letter OF December 20.
1908, enclosing a request from Mr A.
j. King OF Aiamogordo New Mexico.
for borsoon seed is az hand
u SIS very unfortunate that the sat
urday Evening Post published the ar.
ucle referred to by Mr., King 10 h'f
letter. az 10 m very misleading and
has caused a great deal Of correspond.
once This variety OF clover o. adapt
ga for water cultivation In cou..,rI,s
where there is no frost and iB very
argely used Tor this purpose In the
Nilc valley. Egypt, and may be- usciu'
for tails purpose 10 the extreme
southern part 90 this country. whore
experiments win be- undertaken inc
com. ug year unter The immediate u
pcryisiOn of ,le department Eapcri
monts win oo made next spring lu
parts of Oregon and Washington where
bcrscem may make q satisfactory
growth before the dry season sets in
There Dos mo- POSSIBILITY that u VII
prove of value ua a winter crop lu
New Mexico. as thore Is no part 90 th,
territory free from frost. and as tEf
pant viii not Withstand summer heat
even though there is an abundance Of
water Tor Irrigation. q win not DO as
e summer crop Under those clrcum
stances I DO not think % advisable q,
furnish M King with any of the seed
as we have only a limited supply
which win an be needed IN expert
mental work IN places whore thorC
Is hope OF success.
There SENS 20 be very little proha
bIlity that any other plant will Ds
found equal 10 alfalfa Tor cultivation
az a fodder crop 10 the greater par
OF the southwestern country as this O
a perennial and furnishes a very larg,
amount 81 forage for many years. Der
seem, on the contrary, Is an annua
clover requiring rosooding oyery year
Very Respectfully.
A. r. WOODS
Acting Chief OF Bureau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
SPEED OF TRAINS
TO aE REDUCED AND RAILROADS
WILL ENFORCE RULES.

owing Co the numerous wrecks
which have lately been contributed 90
by excessive speed tho arrangements
of Chicago roads are seeking 90 better
enforce the rule IN their operating
books. which declares that speed
must 40 AN times bee sacrificed 90 safe
ty The rule has been lu nearly all op.
Grating books for several years. uuf
% Be- said TO have beou practically e
dead letter for some time. Now che
general manaEora are calling the at
teut.un uf thoIr engineers to the order
aud are .nsistlnb that b be Kept con.
stantly BOO mind.
Whether warranted on MOI tbo feel
ng bias peryaded the ranks OF railroad
engineers that lost time must bo made
up at ail hazards 10 order to avoid be-
ing ceusurod Dy tho management 70 ia
said that engineers of fast trains take
many chancsg when behind time and
often RON 40 reckless rate OF speed in
spite ot rules One general manager
said
"rheI. o. general m'sapprahon.
sion on tho part 90 tho public that
railroad arrangements urgo tholr eusI
neDra t0 make their schedules. no mat.
ter what tho conditions Tho contrary
.s true nud uuT constant effort is l0
mata tho men aacr.hce speed to snfe
Jy Take such weather as $50 are has.
.Ug now fOr example 1 would not
dan. cam one uf my engineers n ana
uoDrUgo him FOR having brought his
train ln behind time ana / DO not Dee
.Icye thore Or "a genera. manager .u th e
c.ty who would do $50. % i8 true tfat
we inquire regarding delays but MOI
lor .hg primary purpose of ccnruro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
NEW cHlEF or STAFF

Lieutenant General 5 49, b. YounF.
having reached the age limit pre-
rcribed by tho regulations. was last
saturday retired from the service. and
Major General Adna a. Chaffoe was
sworn in 90 succeed him as chief OF
tho general staff The formal coro-
mony took place in the presence Of
Secretary of War Root and a number
OF the highest officials OF the war de-
paFtmcut and prominent officers OF
the army subsequently the new
chief OF tEe general staff was taken
on a tour of the department and for.
mally introduced 10 the heads of the
various bureaus
Lieutenant General Adua u. ChEf
fec the now chief of the general staff.
has enc distinction OF having risen
from the ranks 10 the head OF the
army lla rise may Pc attributed 90
tho constant display OF soldierly uuaii-
ties blended with rare good fortune.
lie came .ut1 special prominence as
commander oi brigade that took a
beading part iu the cattle 0f EI Cauty
during the war al,h Spain. ana Inter
no distinguished himself N command
or of the American troops .u China
IN the trouoloua times following me
Boxer uprising
General Cha'foo was Born Iu OHIO
n April 1892. and entered the service
az private in ho Sixth cavalry in
July. 1861 Two years later ho was
commissioned second lieutenant hc
coming o. fral uatcunut u FCirIaY
1896. Doc won his first uoutouanCy
on the battlefield of 0atlysluf Fud
was moved up 90 tho grade Oi captain
Tor gallant service at pinWllia Court
house Subsequent promotions 40 The
rank of major All OF lieutenant colo
mel. successlvoly. were caWel in ON.
Eagemonts with Indians IN Texas and
as irr.c,lf' Ftun'1l Ei General SIC
Cook. and later sti'l OF uhdu et0- of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
POunrAl pAM

Tho date for holding tho next ma.
tional republican convention. June n.
AZ Chicago. 90 the latest OF any con.
ventloH In the hiRory OF that party
Il will be- the thirtconth national ro.
publican convention. which fact will
give the supomtitious something %
tak about. Other republican convcn.
tiona have been held NJ follows
Philadelphia. June ~. is6G-N Omi
aces. John G. Fremont. OF California
and William l.. Dayton. OF New Jersey
Chicago. May rs, 1860 Nominees
Abraham Lincoln. OF Illinois and Han
nibal Hamlin. Of Maine
Baltimore. June 2. lS6t-N Nominees
Abraham lincoln. of Illinois. and An
drow Jackson. of Tennessee.
Chicago. May 20. 1865 Nominees
UayBsea s. Grant. Of Illinois and Sch
uylor COliax. OF Indiana
Philadelphia. June 6. 1879 Nomi
neoa. Ulysses b Grant of Illinois. an,
Henry Wilson. ol Massachusetts,.
Cincinnati June a. 1876 Nominees
r. n Hayea. of Ohio. and william a
Whcolor. of New York.
Chicago. June 2. tsS0-Nomincol
James A. Garfield. OF Ohio and Chos
ter A. Arthur. OF Now York.
Chicago June 3. Nominees
James q. Blame OF Maine. and Johr
A logan. OF Illinois.
Chicago. June ~. tsss Nominees
Benjamin Harrison. OF Indiana and
Levi p. Morton. OF New York.
Minneapolis, June z. is92-Nomi
noos Benjamin Harrison, OF Indiana
and Whiielaw Roid. Of New York.
81. Louis. June rs, iS96--NOminoe,
william Mckinley. OF Ohio. and Car
rett A. Hobart. OF New Jersey.
Philadelphia. June 49,, iaOO-Nom
inooa william Mckinley. OF Ohio. ant
Theodore Roosevelt. 81 New York
Since the republican parry won iti
first victory. Il viii be- noticed thaI
the first name on the ticket hos al
welt b. nominated
diana or OHIO. with the single oKcop
tlon OF 1854. when the honor wont q,
haine New York ~ yot TO be givor
such distinction. when Mr. Rooac
vent Do nominated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
MINIMIZING

TnOo o. doa ot nonsense which
naEQuU aicf uufor tthe name 0f
science. says % uaugeg News Fan
taHlt dietary MazlIazan phil
oHophy al che. have disciples aud
followers in tnr city and every c.y
he in whose veins runs good rod
blood whp has ever boon compelled
10 undergo amy OF thl8 social cd gcicn.
tifIc feeding. Will appreciate the inc.
Sent told of n New York World re.
gog0f NhJ was Eout to interview %
scientific tpIrlrc at che Waldorf hq
tnua on Christmas day. ami ths scstn.
tlu.c gentleman invited che reporter H
a breakfast lf corn rolls and milk a,
an oxpcnlo % forty cents Chey sub.
scqucnty dnl on soup. bread milk
end sa sea renHi. l1r seventy Ccntr
The reporter U ru batD iho sc.nnurc
oplcuro adiou and went alone OBJ a
aoiehhorng restaurant where ho par
took of One CO.. Manhattan hair q
dozen hlucpo.nia. soup. ush. turkey
salad. pie. choose. coffee and nuts
Then be- went home 10 dream of au
iohthyusauus with two heads and
four horns. and a flock OF pink tur
keys wearing blue bounot The sCion
lific oqlcuro. on the other hand. slept
souadly and had no dreams
There ia undoubtedly truth In Tho
oftropoatod ASSERTION that most PEG.
pie eat TOO much, But lust why. n
dependent OF ttc matter OF sentiment.
one should abstain from meat foods
n a question which has never SO,
been scientifically answered. Neither
can there be- eny reasonable objection
urgod against such abstinence u one
chooses to practice H. But iuat why
the fellow who does so should AFRO
gate 20 himself any peculiar virtue Cor
thus abstainiug o. past finding out.
The cry uf unciean. uncloan. can
hardly be- urged as a valid reason fos
auch abatinon ,o. For 90 a Good Old
Book generally accepted a. authority
~ most people there Is related an
inciuont 10 yaich a very good man
received some authoritative advice
apon tho subject OF regarding nature
handiwurk a. uncluan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
CHOCTAW TERMINALS
LAND FOR THEM PURCHASED ~
THE ROCK ISLAND At TUoUM.
Carl

Tho Chicago. Rock Island a Pacific
Railway company yesterday complot
"a inc deal for fourteen acres OF land
at Tucumoar 90 be used as terminals
for the Chocgiaw extension from ANA
nlio, Texas The land was bought
fgom A. ID. Goldonburr the conaldora.
ton being Si25 an acre. This makes
90 certain That tha Ch0cktaw extension
on which work was suspended some
time ago, Win Boz completed. Tucum.
carl ia corro8pondugly happy fof lt
win share with Santa Fo. Domlng and
Lordsburg the honor no New Mexico.
of being the terminus of three rail-.
roads.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

me cavalry school at Fort Riley. Kan.
AZ Ei CanoY. GENERAL Chaffee hav-
me been given command OF q brigade,
the flght wa oponcf by BIN and IFS
men bore ihe brunt of Il thruugh0ut
the dny Chaffoo'a conduct was mag
niIlcont and excited the admuation
of che entire army TO his brilliant
leadership. in fact tha s.rlai victory
of the day was chiefly lue. hut no
ono could ever gee Chniioo 90 open bic
mouth about u.
General Chaffeea force moved on
tho heights occupied Sy che apanlarda
nt an early hour in The morning en-.
counioring q heavy fire from 'hs enc.
my ana suffering severely. hut iid NOT
finch. and carried Tho summit with
a hearty choor An eyewitness of the
struggle said that when che fight was
hottest General Chafieo dashed about
rs me head of the column with his
boa on the ID b of bic head urgine ON
1ls men and crying 90 them 60 Feet
n aud helm tholr country io win q
victory The mon were rlght behind
hIm and the Victory was won
During the period he Ted the Ameri
can forrcs % the advance on pck|n
General Chahoo made favorable
showing 30 comparison with the best
soldiers uf the great 7rmi'H fopfc.
scented Then So Vas riv,n command
90 the army in tte Philippine Here
Boz had trouble win Governor Tan
and ln view ~ the fact tina, the latter
n about io become Secretary 0l war
the differences between the two are
holnR dlscussd with MUGS interest in
army circles. General Chafiee and
Governor Taft could not agree as ia
the location of the line dividing the
civil and military authority OF the la
lands The dispute was carried up
"a the president. and he sent a per.
emptory mosgago directing them TO
reach an agreement without delay.
They dad. bot q Do understood that the
relations between Zoe tyo stlll rp.
melucd strained.
while Gonoral Chnlfco Or model
soldier boz the field. d. remains 30 be-
seen what kind of au executive Off.
Ger be- viii make Those who know
him bcst declare that with true
soldiory way of doing things. ho is
liable To balk az the diplomacy and red
tape considered necessary az head
I quarters
For some reason which has never
Uoen satisfactorily explained. a halo
OF romance has boon thrown around
/ General Chaffeo almost from the time
. be wore shoulder straps Il 10 SAID
that h. has been the hero OF more
romantic tales tnan any other ofilcel
10 the regular service since the civil
war The general. perhaps. know
| better than any one else whether the
majority of these stories are tr'ie, anS
in speaking Of two or three of Their
recently he said
Those yarns, like a boz of others
have heard told about me. are Jus
I plain llos. I'm no hero. and % th'
plain hard truth we're always toll
acre would be- mighty few halos stucl
about the heads OF us army officers
We just go ahead and attend 90 uu
business like any other business men
We're put 90 certain places to sue
coed ~ We DO succeed there o. M
particular sense in telling a Dot @
heroic lice about us. and 10 wc fail
! well. Cod help DE-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
GOVERNMENT LOSES CAST
RAILROADS NOT OBLIGED TO
GIVE PARTY RATES 70 UNITED
STATES TROOPS.

A Chicago dispatch dated January
2. says.
More than 100000 worth ~ claims
against the management OF the trans.
puriat.on OF troops aud marines are
dependent upon tho decision which
iudgo Grusscup handed down yestrt
day
The court held that lhe government
could not claim the privilege of party
ratios in che transportation OF troops
and marines. and that the land grant
deductions could not be- applied aftcr
the party rate had been applied
Tho matter has been Ca 'isputo be-.
tween the government and the rail.
roads ever since 1893.
Western roads grant reduced rates
90 parties OF ten or more when travel.
lng aH theatrical foot BAH. base ball
or entertainment parties. but the rates
are not open 90 the public AS they are
in eastern territory
ln cycry movement of troops and
marines the government has Insisted
on applying ira party rates and then
doducting the usual land grant and
bond aids Many of the roads rofus,
ed 20 accept payment on This basis.
and the Northwestern Illinois Central
and ST. Paul railroads finally nrough.
sult against the government on a tost
claim
Judge Nnhlsaat decided in favor of
the railroads. and ON appeal che high.
er court has sustained him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
ALBUQUERQUE TO THE FRONT
a WRITER IN THE RATION RANCE
GIVES HIS OPINION

The citizens OF Albuquerque have
Just raised ne bonus demanded by
tho Santa 20 Central road. before
thoy would begin work on the inc
that win connect Albuquerque with
the Santa Ne Central and 10 reality
give 10 sccond main line. This road
means much 20 the Widoawaka town
on ,ho Rio Unndo. for with the build.
Ing of the neI1n cutoff thoy feel they
VIII De rather left or on one side.
While don't think they viii feel 10
az much as thoy fear. yet u will be-
comforting 90 them 20 feel that n they
lose part OF the Santa Fo they viii
get by this road. the Denver and kie
Orande. and possibly The Rock Island
also
THO feeling was expressed az their
meetings that the coming OF tho Santa
We Central would stop the Bolon cui.
oif but this | very much doubt The
Belen cutoff win be built. of that
thoro OF no doubt The bonds have
boon sold and the money is In hand
10 DO % with.
Albuquerque by virtue OF los posi-
lion. no less hy the enterprise and
pluck ~ her citizona. 10 bound 20
grow Give tcr one more trnnacon-
tlnontai road and she will grow IN o
way that win astonlsh everybody
Thoy deserve great credit for the
energy displayed in raising the bonus
asked Tor by Messrs. Terrence. 40.
irowa and Hopowell, and Il will come
back 90 them many times over.
Now why should they not be- auth.
ouzcd hy congress 20 Issue bonds for
such n purpose in that way every
property owner in the town would
help bear his share o., the burden M
well as receive his share of the prolific
instead OF tho money coming ns A.
doubtless has. from a very few OF tho
. liberal and active property owners %
. he city
ny an means ask congress for auth
ority Cor a bond issue 90 repay this
money 20 the citizens who have sub
Hcribod 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

financial quarter A building with
nearly half a hundred stories would
be- hard 90 heat, and. oven ~ erected
according 20 che latest Improved meth.
DDS. awaying On the wind could not
well ho avoided Higher buildings
than twmty-eiEht story Park Row
structure would hardly pay. and there
win hardly be- any experimenting Just
tor un"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Ilm ELDER returned last uight from
q visit DO hiB old home ai Albuquor
que. ~ a.. whore be spent me holl-
days with BITS mmhor says che Pres.
cot Herald Mr Elder says chat that
part of iho country never looked bee.
tor business d good and times are
very lively Tho now saw mill ro.
comfy erected there Or turning out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

thousands of feet Of lumber every day
and the wool crop has been q very
good ono. Mr Elder Is the bookkeao.
or Tor the George A. Troadwoll com.
pany az Mayer. where he will eo ga.
morrow % resume hla duties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

tor fun
New Yorlls market IS said TO be- tho
finest Boz the world and h % asserted
that everything that is considered
edible can De- found here The latest
acquisition 20 the garao supplies Is
iho wild boar from the Black forest
of Germany Scores of these dcnigcrs
OF the mountain district of the Father.
land are displayed at the be- markets.
Expensive same. though. is not bought
ao freely now aa IL wua a year ago.
as Wall street has dulled somewhat
thf appot.tcs OF the cpicuros.
The no witt Clinton Hlgh school
for boys. work on which has just
been begun az F.tty-olghth street and
routh avenue. will be- tho largest
high school In this part Of the country
when completed. II will have a seat
ing capacity Of 1000 ana stands five
stories h.gh The auditorium. with q
seating capacity Of 1000 will b. equip
ped with a large pipe organ and deco
rated with mural paintings The an.
thorltlos desire few "sick" excuses r
paliid faces. 20 they have decided 10
eschew al forms of pastry "a the cs-
pociaily modern feature OF the school.
"a large restaurant a. last Young
America" Is 90 eat accordlnR 20 the
latest scientific methods.
visitors 40 the automobile show
which opens next week ~ Madison
square Carbon viii see the largest
automobile ever made ln America u
was constructed by a brooklyn firm
that makes a specially OF power. irlv.
On cars OF high power and carrying
capacity The one % DO shown 80 an
automobile Tor fiftyone passengers.
built along the lines na a touring car.
/ n is equipped with fourcylInder
T gasoline engine and can travel twenty
miles an hour
/ Dr PaIkhurst o. said to be- propar
I ing a bill 90 change the excise law
/ hy which "the iaw.abldlng heerdrick.
I Ing German citizens OF Now YORK.
win be- enabled 20 got their beer on
Sunday. Just how this ia 90 be Done
! has not been decided upon yet by
I the minister. but be o. firmly con
wuced that the temperate men who
exercise manly solf.control and re-.
spect our laws should be given some
opportunity on Sunday 90 obtain their
beer Of they 30 desire
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

NuE'noH i9l. $50 and $50 which
have been undergoing repairs AZ tho
local shops are agaln ready for duty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

A Burning box car in the lower San
DO be- yards called The city Ore depart
mont Que yesterday about noon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

. LETTER LIST .
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D. W. HOPKINS.
Postmaster
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Deafness Cannot Sc Cured
by local applications 90 thoy cannot
reach the diseased porlcn OF the ear.
There is only one 'hy tO cure deaf.
ness. and that ls by constitutional
remedies Deafness b. caused Dy an
Unnamed condition ut the mucous
lining oi the gustachian tube When
mis- tube Is infa ga you have q
rumoiing sound or imperfect hearing,
and when DO la entirely closed, Dear
ness Ia the result, and unless the ln'
1amati0n can Dc taken cut and this
tube restored ny ita normal condition,
hearing win be destroyed i0revcri
nine cases out of ten are caused by
Catlgrh which BE- moth ng but au On.
famed condition of zoe mucous ser.
firrH
Wo WIN give one Hundred Dollars
f0r any case of Deafness (cauaed by
c1tAuhI that cannot Boz cured hy
Htlb Caiarrh cure Send Tor circu.
Inrs. irCe.
w. j CHENNEl & 90. Toledo. o.
Sold by uwgUst8 f5C
HALLS Family plls are che hest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAX.
ING

when you take Groves Taatelets Chill
Tonic because the formula "a plainly
printed on overy bottle. showing that
O. Is simply iron and qulnlne in a
taHtcloss form. No cure, no pay SOC,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-16

Much comment has been aroused
over the proposed creation of a forty.
five story office building al tho cornor
of Cortlaudt street and broadway
To De known 90 the "Broadway.Cort
laudt building" u would. OF course,
bo mo highest structure 90 the world.
Real estate men. however are skcp'
IDEAL about fhO report While such q
building % nn engineering possibility,
there ls no necessity foy such D. mann.
moth structure. even in the crowded