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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
Successful Bidder
"a hIdH wore opened Z
RaIIread - consnmntLon.

The total coal production of tho
United states o. now 90 the rate OF
1000 600 tons pCr day. and the con.
sumption of coal hy railroads ls equal
20 40 per cont of This. or 100000 tons
nor DAY ln Geo A. Honders0ns pa
ner read at tho December meeting of
fhe American Society of Mechanical
Engineers. be- stated that tb fuol bin
of a railroad contributes about 10 per
cent of the total expense of operation
and 30 90 40 per cent of the total cost
NJ running tho locomotive. A locOmo.
tive WIN consume uu an average g..
moo worth of coal per aunum aud for
road having am equipment of 900
locomotives the coal BIN "a approx
matoiy $4,000 900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

At last the pension RON ur the United
states exceeds one million persons.
the number now being l0OO,T6l. % is
thought the maximum has been reach.
ed There BIAS been a spOud.uV
increase m Che payments but 30 lH
given out that Che expenses of run.
ming the bureau arc to ho curiaiIod.
aud that In One near future some live
hundred Clarss may bC dispensed
With. Many 0f thom are receiving lar
ger salaries than they could earn 10
Ioft to their own resources. and 90.
iuCtGns ave proposed. This has al
ready taken place In the fees of exam.
Inlng surgeons. ha Speaker Cannon
says ono way i1 make both ends
meet Dr. to practice economy other
people have FOB DO fbis. uuI govern.
mDnt employee arc mot DNDWp. from
thU common DOG of humanity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

retract an claims 90 supremacy Va
Che southwest or else arrco 90 Che
800 offer made no addition 90 all oN.
penscs. This morning the answer
came by wire. agreeing to the terms.
Must deposit $500 in bank Con.
tract same players as before. An.
swor
Manager Iauehlu of lho Athletics.
bias arrond to al these terms The
money will bo deposited Boo tho bank.
ready for Ihp winning team
indications point beyond ail doubt
tp thn prospect off the Hafmost ufh.
loilc contest fhaf bias occurred ln El
paa0 Iu many dHy E luso Herald.
Referring Jo the above article from
fhD E pasu Herald Tho Citizen can
only say THAT Albuquerque asked for
ihH earth and yuu hoi they got Do too
THp Do paa1 team soems tn think hat
lU Albuquerque feHW iH worth "huy
uE HH ihgy have agreed io Che tcrms
off fh. game without 'wH.mnor
Tho Duke city people usually get
just What tHDg ask Tor and as lno rc
quest hnH also been made that they
win thp game next Sunday there is uo
doubt DOB llD minus ol thc members of
'hc association chat tbD score next
sunday will be Boo lhcir favor by odds
pi 1s many or even more than That cot
ne sunday This win be a game
well worth seeing and the boys of too
association are gnIng to E PasO with
Che Iu ruiiuu of carry aE ufl the game
Hs wfN Hs iho Garth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

New York, Dec lG.-ln order tU OBJ
ain am expression of local opinion
favorable To International arbitration.
and especially to the treaties recently
negotiated Co that end by Secretary
tay, a public meeting viii be- held 30
aruogio Han tonight Among The iu.
titod speakers are Mayor Mcclellan,
Governor Odell Bishop Potter Carl
SEIZURE and John Mitchell of the
minors union.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

An exchange says that "e" Us the
most unfortunate lotter DO the Eng.
fish alphabet, because Il Us mover In
cash and always in debt. and is never
out OF danger and the Danville Ia
hur Herald adds "Our exchange for.
gets that the aforesaid letter ls never
in war bat always in peace. q Is
the beginning of existence. the com.
mcncemcnt of ease. and the end of
trouble. Withou, it there would bo
mo- meat no life, no gospel mo- Jesus.
uo heaven and mo- delinquent NOM
hers"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
slc AMERICAN
BATTLE SHIP

Washington. Dec. ia-At the navy
/ department bids wore opened af noon
today for tbc construction Of thc New
Hampshire. tho great new buttioship
which I designed iu aurpass AN
others boo thr United States navy.
Bids have been received from several
~ tho largest shiphullding companies
en- che Atlantic and Pacific coasts and
careful consideration viii be- nocc8.
sary before the contract is awarded
The cost of tho vessel .s not tO ox.
coed SilOO.O0O
The New Hampshire is 90 be- built.
lifted and equipped for the sea Boy the
contractor with thc exception that
tho armur. ordnance. ordnance OUTFIT
and sea stores Will bc furnished by
IhH government hut the contractor is
tO ft and mako secure all armor. ord.
nance and ordnance outfit
iI thp speed up fbo fGurhuur trial
falls below eighteen knots and pN.
goods seventeen aud % half knots an
hour the vessel VIII boz accepted 800
far al speed Is concerned. hnt ut "a
reduced price thp reduction bping at
the rate uf f5nnUU a quarter knot de.
nciDncy uf speed from eighteen 20
seventeen and thrDpuuartcr knots
ana ut tho rate of 500 900 "a quarter
knot deficiency oft speed from seven
teen and ihrccquarrors t1 seventeen
and one half
The Now Hampshire main battery
win consist Of four l2inCh brppCh-
loading rifles eight Nlnch hrcech-
loading rifles. twelve 1iuch hrcrrh.
loading rifles and four submerged tor
pcip tubes Tier secondary battery
will consist Of twenty 3lnch i.pound-
or rapid.nrD gums twelve 3.pounder
semiautomatlo gums four ipoundor
semi ui0matic guns. two 3Inch 0Cld
pieces. two machine guns having "a
calbro OF go. and two automatic
guns. also having "a calibro of 30.
The hul of the boat o. 90 be- pro.
tociod al the water line by complete
bolt ~ armor. nine feet three inches
wide. having a uniform thickness Of
nine inches amid ships sradually de-.
crcasng to four inches at the stem
and storm The boats coming tower
VIII Doe nine inches thick. door six
inches thick and the signal tower four
Inches thick There viii ho r. com.
pleto protective deck. extending from
stem to stern the deck being fiat
am.dships hut slopod az the sides
through0ut and slopod at each end
The engines viii hc OF the vertical
twin screw four cylinder. triple OK
panHl0n type, of a combined Indicated
horse power Of iG5o0. and arranged
Tor outhoard turning proppllors when
going ahead There viii bo twelve
water tube boilers placed lu s.X water
tight compartment
Successful Bidder.
The bids were opened today 70 the
navy department FOR the construction
of tho hatf'osh'p Now Hampshire and
The ordered cruisers North Carolina
nnd Montana Tho lowest bidder was
the Newport News Shin building and
ury Dock company. which offered to
complete the two cruisers ln thirty.
six months Ht fggTE nnn Daph
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

PusiIpld, Mass, Dec. l6 Cuusid.
srahlo interest is manifested Boo the
twenty round bout between joe Bern.
stein and Johnny Burdick, which %
slated f0r fbo arena of q local athletic
club tonight BurdiCN and Bernstein
were matched to fight lu private some
time ago. bat the match ioll through,
bernstein wants tO get "a chance Al
Ferry McGovprH and Young Cor
Dett and is of the opinion that ho
can defeat Burdick. which viii put
MIN iu the way to realize DIES amhi-
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
RUN DOWN BY TRAIN.

A man named Domingo Almara.
whilC attempting t0 cross tho santa
Fo tracks 100 Ration con Saturday last
was rum over hy switch engine and
instantly killed thU wheels cutting the
body Doc two at tho waist aud sDyoriug
both legs below thc knee Ho was
about 30 years old and leaves "a wife
and child Almara was partially par
1lyzci in one arm and log and only a
week or ten days ago had through
cnrolCssless. coupled with bodily iu.
hrmity. almost met the Same fate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Governor NJ. A. Otero has made the
following appointments of delegates 90
me American Forest congress. which
meets Doe Washington. ID. C.. January
90. a. g. Mcclure. silver Cltyi King
Wade, Alma. Clement UghtOwor.
Captain. Clark rs Carr. Albuquerque:
Or j ~ Cunningham. las Vegas The
congress is called FOR the purpose of
establishing broader understanding
of the forest IN Ils relation 10 tho
great industries depending upon o.. Co
advance me conservative use ~ forest
resources. ip pprpoiuato 'ho forest A.
a permanent resource OF tho nation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Jackson. Miss. Dec. l6.-At % well.
attended meeting here today steps
were taken toward the organization
~ q state horticultural a0ci,ty Those
present no tho meeting included prom.
Inont fruit growers and planters from
many parts of the state Addresses
pointing out the benefits to bo derived
from organization were delivered By
Rowland Morrill, 0f Texas and others.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
RAMS CANE 700 LAre.
D. p. Perry Talks Of Conditions in
Central New Mexico.

henNial view MeAleot
IFum Thursday ua.N CIlu.
D. e. Perry of Angus. N NJ Who is
extensively engaged la raising Angora
ruajs was on thp market yesterday
with thro" carloads oi these goats. his
first shipment to thIs market says the
Kansas city urlyurs' Journal Mr.
Perry is located iu Lincoln county. on
the eastern slope of the White noun.
taIns. which is especially adapted 90
sheep and goat raising
"Thp ranges east uf these noun.
taIns.' said Mr Perry arc ln good
condition and the cattle and sheep
there viii gpt through In good shape
Hui the range west 0f the mountains
IL poor and stock is likely 90 suffer
during che winter An over that c0un.
Try the cattle and sheep are about
equally divided in numbers. and the
Cattlomcu are holding over a cousld.
cradle number OF their stock In the
winicrIng the sheep win go through
tho hest us the lntp rains dld NOT ben.
eft the grass sufficiently to bo of any
yalun in The cattle while the sheep
WIN Get some benefit out of it And
taking o. an over lincoln county I
think there are Tower sheep than last
year Tho decrease ia caused by sew.
oral of the large outfits selling out and
retiring from the business. while there
i7 mo- increase Zoo the number of own.
ers any place The floods IN that ter
rIinry This fall we're the worst ever
known. and did much damage HAD
rains come earlier In the season they
would have been oft untold benent
However. ihoy soaked tho ground and
filled ali tho holes over tho range
country and this will bo of bpnont io
the country nCXt season
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
lFsr CLASS CIVIL
SERVICE sITuATIoNs

O.am Wednesday, Daily Ciulenl
lrD United states cly.l service com
Announce an examination on
"oDHnDr 2s1H, 1900. Io SECURE ollg-
r# r0m which to make cgrilucatIun
.tisIiuH vacancies aE they may
n fIp position of teacher Iu the
rD service THa salary of this
ranges from 81 900 to $1,000
ana win ap based upon
r'UuUD and fhc rp'Ntlyo stand
Hr examination Those ap
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
E paso Herald
SENTENCED TO PEHiTENrlARY.

The district court for San Miguel
county. which has been in session at
las VoHla the past two weeks. closed
Saturday The grand jury returned
several indictments and four Of the
parties were Immediately arrnigned.
They were gumaldo Truill0 who
pleaded guilty to- two indictments.
charging larceny uf cattle Cniarlno
TruiIlio. "a brother pleaded not guilty
tu che same charge. but later changed
hIH plea aud threw himself upon the
mercy of che court FldOl Garcia and
Macedonia Garcia. charged with lar
Cpuy uf cattle. pleaded mot guilty
The strand iury brought in Co.. report
and unanimously recommended that
thp officers of thO law be required to
see that che Sunday law providing
that the saloons Doc closed De strictly
enforced. 10 iH also recommended that
all saloons that were carrying on
games and gambling without a license
hv required 90 pay tho proper license
ur suffer the penalty Tor violation of
the Law
The following prisoners wore sen
fenced to terms in che pcnltentiary nt
Santa FD.
John a. Ioomis. of Hartford. Con
nerticut. obtaining money under false
prOfonsps. two years.
Charles Williams. and W C. Brown.
larceny. two years
Mammal Garcia burglary and a..
snult. three years
Tomas Garcia larceny of cattle.
two years
RomaIdo Garcia larceny of cattle.
Two years and a bali
Calurino Trujillo. larceny, eighteen
months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

" u, Kent and wife 90 Frank stef
fem. lct 22. block a. Original town.
site, consideration 5000
Jacob ba.srh and wife 10 Mrs. Pau.
lime Holsch. Dot no. block %" At
ant.c ana Pacific addition. considcra.
ton 5000.
ono ulgckman trustee. 10 q. l..
brooks, lot q, block lf r. Armiio y
pirrn additions consideration $1,000
Louis A. Tessler and wife 10 Ramon
oalef, lots no.. ~ and l2. block Il.
haol addition. consideration SAGE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

The following public funds have
been received in the Office Of Terrtor.
Tai Treasurer j ~ Vaughn
Ramon SANCHEZ treasurer and col.
loctor oft Taos county taxes for 1904.
s. 305fg
George j. Pace. treasurer and col.
locinr OF ColfaX county. taxes for 1898
2slGGi taxes for 1904. S9.g3f05.
LcopuldD Sanchez. treasurer aud col.
lccior oft Leonard Wood county. taxes
fnr 1904. ll.lglGn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
PRESIDENTS PHOTOGRAPH
ron ROOSEVELT COUNTY

"Wednesday was a red letter day for
thO now county of Roosevelt The new
courthouse was dedicated Tho day
was marked also by the Inauguration
oi n judicial systom by Judge William
H Pope of She Fifth judicial district
and tho presentation of 20 Handsomely
framed photograph of President
Roosevelt with the presidents auto.
graph Inscription.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
Albuquerque YEN

NIsgeg Niger mo- uUniur
Halt past alligator
Ram ham HullleutCr
Chlck quo yah
AIhuquorQuoi'' AIluguHruuU'' 90
Nah. rah rain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

General order 30 2u. from thr OF.
hc, oft Adiuunr General W % White
man. announces tho appointment of
William n Andrews. by Governor
Ofero to tbg position of aidodc.camp
with the rank of colonel ON the stan
of th, governor and rUmmnnd"riu.
chief Vice ~. 3D. Greer. resigned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
nountY IL - ornwer.-

a blll now before the Ohio legislature
provides Tor lhe pes meut OF O. premium.
w bounty Of Two dollars au acre for "a
pVrIui of tom ears to any landowner ~
che staie vino viii plant and care Cor
forest trees 'u compliance vifh tho rules
laid down OBS the state board ~ forestry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
OFFICIAL MATTERS.


The following public funds have
been received iu tho office a. Torrtor.
lal Treasurer ). ~ Vaughn.
j. q Shears. treasurer and collect
or of Mckinley county. taxes for
1903 fl32Si taxes Tor 1904. $4,000
John W Fleming treasurer aud col
hector FOR Grant county. taxes Tor
1908 sil37G, taxes for 1903. enc.
O52.8f
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
MEXICAN BAND OFFERED
- ELks or a. pAso

Gov MIGUEL Ahumada of Iallsco.
Mex. has rendered his band of sixty
pieces to me El pas0 EIEs t1 accom-.
nany them to Brooklyn next summer
ebeu they begin Iho campaign for tho
capture OF Jho 1907 meeting of the
rand lodge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Governor and Mrs Ot,r1 leit me
1pIfm rily yesterday STA thn Santa
FEE fuF Washington HaIorutcelect W.
M Andrews win meet ono governor iu
me- national capital and both VIII
PEND % Week or Two working against
ne passage uf the Hamilton iOlnf
'atehnoi hlll now pending u thc som.
.Ie New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Che Foo, Dee i6.--Seyen Russians
ln civilian garb. bat military training
obvious Boz their bearing, arrived to.
iay lu a sail boat carrying dispatches.
They refused lu talk and went immo.
lately 10 the Russian consulate A
high wind enabled Thorn 90 make a
uick voyage from Port Arthur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

A Wisconsin mBu has aorr ONE pair
- boots tUr sunday and lg. uuanalrs
for Co year 800 can harDt provo 10 by
tao boots remarks the Chicago Daily
News. that Hr went 90 church twice ou
Sunday au .aat time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

j. a Benl representing the Albu-
0ueruuo Daily Cit.zon. was here Tues
iay in the interest off hia paper The
Citizen contains telegraph news and
reaches Flagstaff several hours ear
Ter than any other leading paper
Faesinn News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

There Is nothing novel 100 the an
nouncomsnt that Peoria man has
cured hImsaIr of InWu.ty hy shooting
himself In ihs head, rOmir.s the chi.
cagu Journal The novelty 10 found Ion
the fact that ho IH still alive
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

The most remarkable pair of twins
lnu, ever saw Che liHht ln Arizona, or
" the world az FAR as known. we're
welcomed Recently at the Phoenix os-
ificn mrm. They are pair of ostrich
ehlcha. both having common origin ln
a aiuglo egg.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Frrd Fonoff who lou che city
Bout "a year ago 20 identify himself
tn the secret Eory Gee under Chief
like al Denver has boon promoted
the position of chief of tho north.
nateru secret service department
ith headquarters at Seattle Wash.
ugton MT FouoU has many friends
this Ciy, hayIng OF one time served
70 thp capacity 0f city marshal and af.
arwar1a wus connected with United
states Marshal FUmter.s office.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

supi James * Allen ll the local ln.
dlHn aDh0n. ls in receipt of "a letter
from Miss Ella Morris 0i pilBburs.
pH. ashns for Information as to tho
whereabouts 0f her brother. Albert n.
Morris whom sho hei.gvos To- Dee I'M
New MoNIco Mr Allen says that be-
nas never seen or heard Of tho man
and Ihat be has not boon employed az
.he Indian school to his knowledge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Mr. and Mrs. n. N. Otoro ana Lieu.
tenant Manuel % Otoro loft last night
Tor the city of MoHlcO. where thov
viii engage in business Mrs. A. M.
HorFcro OFF Santa fo mother on the
yuuug men was here 90 see them safe.
ly ON tho train and wish them sue.
cess iu thp republic of Mexico Mrs
horeoro win return to Santa Pc to.
morrow morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Tno Womaa's club ls holding .
meeting th.s afternoon
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-05
Focal and Personal

turned from Hillyard Tuesday.
DIR. G. E. Barker was over from
Macarthur early in the. week.
Try some of the candies that
Phillips the Baker makes.
i. Causton has moved his dairy
out to his ranch.
-. M. Merrick, of lola, was
transactlng business in the Ferry
last Thursday.
( Mrs. F. w. Berger has been
seriously ill but is now GONZALES
ling,
- S. Cooper, agent at Naples,
came in this evening to play for
the leap year ball.
If you eat candies, try some of
the home made candies at Model
Bakery.
! -Chas. S. Cole, the Copeland
postmaster and merchant, was
Atransacting business in the Ferry
last Tuesday.
W. f. Brant, formerly of this
place, but now of Hope, was over
this week to move his parents to
a new home on the Pend d'Oreille.
w. u. Kinnear, manager of
the B. M. Co., returned from Spo-
kane last Sunday, He may have
to return for further treatment by
the oeulist.
Sam Miller. proprietor of the
Port Hill Inn, was up last Satur-
day and iert all order with w. J,
Mcclure, the hard ware merchant,
for fine steel range for his hotel.
Judge VIM. Mckinney was
up from Laclede this week. Mr..
Mckinney is a prominent lumber
man of that place. He made the
HERALD a call while here.
Pro- o. R. Shern, principa
of the Bonners Ferry public schools
has been selected by Superintend-
dent Egbers to assist in the next
teachers examination.
"A. c. Moore, the prosperou:
young business man, is improving
his Main Street property, The
building will have a "a foot front
age, with a 6ue glass front.
WEIGH & O'hogge have opened
their bowling allev, but all their
fixtures have not arrived yet
Their advertisement will appear il
these columns as soon as they get
fitted up.
The professional card of Bart.
lett Sinclair, Esq, appears in these
columns. Mr.. Sinclair has located
. at Rathdrum for business reason
but writes that he always has
warm regard for Bonners Ferry.
County Attorney Wilson an,
Sheriff Whitney were over from
g the county seat last Sunday an,
= both made the HERALD pleasan
call. Both officials are very bus
with court matters.
' bonn, IN Wednesday, Feb. Sc
to the wife OF f. NJ Kane.
= daughter. Mother and child az
= doing nicely, and the proud fathe
is stepping higher than any bod
: in town.
The Bomners Ferry Lum De
Co. have secured Offices of S.
Taylor and will move to their he
quarters Saturday. The HERALl
having purchased the building OF
cupied By the COMPANY, will ais
n move Saturday.
-EnOinaar Y NJ Noupo of -
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-05
Lived Fifteen days without Food.

"Pedro", the spaniel belonging
to Mrs. F. NJ. Young, has been
found. 1t was found by James F.
Smith in an old we'll into which it
had fallen and where it lived for
fifteen days without food. The
well was dry but sufficient snow
had fallen in to quench its thirst.
Mr.. Smith got the animal out, and
having seen the Reward" adver-
tisement in the HERALD, was able
to return the puppy to its owner.
The dog was famished looking, but
is coming ont alright, and Mrs.
Young and little son are overjoyed
at finding it.