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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
II TOOK TWO JUSTICES
10 TIE THE KNOT

Ch,alpy Carpenter 0f Reeves COuu
ts lt.a# and Matte Marley ul H
pas1 county. Texas. rode o. couple of
Tows ponies into the city yesterday
and Ihor wanted % bona Ode mar
raEe certificate tbp worst way They
wen. plain country folks from ,ho
outside appearance. hut city bred In
appetite They moaud,rUI about Ore
city until 10 grew quite late % was
very lulo whom thpy called at Judge
Umchprra omcO and wer married
hui Go che modification OF oil Judge
u1rchori could And mo- marriage GER
t.dcato among Die dusty naD.rs They
we're married ru nrbl but bad no
certificate Tho bride agreed that
they were married. but she wanted
something to show fUr Co., sp they
were on .O another Justice of tho
peace and ono with the proper pa.
peers. % was then after N o'clock
and they were 90 leave ON the W
puao train which was due to leave
az 1880 But the train was late. as
90 usually BE-. ard of course cupid was
extremely rraunod
The homo of Judge Crawford was
sought ou and the Justice ruiely
aroused Like % gracious man. un.
willing to interfere with the truo
course OF love he donuod hIs official
robes and won't to tho city building.
where in a dimly lighted room he
sfeH "a. Nurf Ia hfn pnhfnrf hn
could 0ud but one dirty blank cert.
ncatc. hui the bride said that -
would do. and Matte Marley was
made Mrs Carpenter They left the
city building happy and when last
seen. about 1880 o'clock were going
down First strcot toward the depot
holding hands
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
THEY HAVE GONE
TO MONTEREY, MEXICO

rFuW Tuesday, Daily Ct.loUl
j G.. Patton and John Clokc. two
employees of tho linotype machine
department or Tho Citizen. who
jumped their positions In fhis Once
"a short time ago. are reported on
their way To Monterey Mexico. where
according 60 a lottor received from
~ a. Wyukoop. they received trans.
poriatIop and viii ro 90 work on The
Monterey Daily News The News Is
welcome 20 both " Thorn. especially
10 Cloko. who proved himself 20 be
the most unreliable and lnvotorato
drunkard this Office ever gave en-.
pioymont 90 The typographical
union would stand higher In the os.
unation % employers 10 tho powers
10 be- would investigate and purge
EtseU ~ such dIsroputahlo printer
cattle as Cloko. who from personal
experience takes delight ln getting
drunk and sticking tho paper
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

Republican majority. 5ii The demo.
cratic Catrunrouublicans have com.
Dncd. and Che latter are supporting
Delegate Hudgy Nevertheless. the
county can bo counted upon tor plu-
mllty for Senator Andrews.
sierra county Two years ago stood
il6 .or Hodoy. 500 for Ferguson re.
publican majority o. Sierra count
uu iEglv bo carried by Che dem.
Gratis uy trom go Co 100 on some OF tho
county offices. while @ is believed that
senator Andrews and two or three
candidates ou tine republican county
aud legislative ticket viii receive ma.
Ior.ics
San Miruol county two years ago
was republican hy the follou.ne vote:
27nl TOT HoIsy lHsl Tor FERGUSON,
republican majority $40 Tho county
H placed in tho republican column by
% good purllIay for Senator Andrews.
and for tdD republican legislative ana
county ticket
sDurro county In 1909 stood tG5
nr NoIoy. 1856 for Forgusson rupuh.
u,au majority. fg7 AZ reports agrco
tnat sHsluO county VIII give sena
Tor Andrews a nice majority and that
the republican county and legislative
u,a,ts tHorc arc safe Tor the rapub.
uoaH pary
Iuis county two years ago stood
ll5p Tor 8oJey. 1sU for Ferguson rc
publican majority. s13 There is a
thra, ,orucrod nEht 900 90 fhat county
.BHd .ho independent republicans. al
though JHr, should support Senator
Andrews lof delegate Zoo ruugres 1r,
according to tHo last rspur w1boliug
This county .s placed iu the doubtful
/ column with Jho chances Boo favor UI
senator Andrews tor - plurality
Torrance county viii go into exist
onCn january o. 1905. a. county
and w.Ii r1 q separate vote I1r dclo
rats ana legislative and county HrE
lots. November sth Toe county I
strongly republican. although there be-
au .rdrpondou. Ticket Eva the ueId rh,
candidates ON tho latter arn however
supporting Senator Andrews. and DO,
wtIH-s Tor him will he quite hand
/ some
/ Union county. two years arb st1p.
132 for Rodcy an for Ferguson, o.
publican majority. % The rcpubl.
cams have made gains IN Union coun
Ify since tho 1909 election and thD
county Is p.aecd .n tho doubtful col
umn with Toe chances in favor ~ th'
republicans for majority for ever
candidate. including the head of th0
! ticket
Valencia county. two years ag
an0d gaS fuf Rodcy, 5G for Fergus
SON. republican majority. 1852 To
rance has hopn cut frum TO-. but th
county Is sure for Senator nAdraws b.
/ from .2nn up ard the same maiorlt.
/ fIr me legislative and county Ticket
Summarizing the political CON
IuloXIon of tho counties In the trrrt1r
| Tuesday next wll size up on On" oirl,
/ at. as follows Republican Herna
IWD. CoImy Dona Ana. Leonard Woo.
| lincoln. Mckinley. Mora. Otcro nj.
/ Arr.bn. sandoval. Santa go. Soeorr,
san Miguel Torrance and Valencia
| Democratic Chavos EDDY Gran
!, ( iuna. Roosevelt. San Juan, Sirru
Doubtful Quay Taos. Union
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
CONSUMPTION

Hope, fresh air. rest and
SCOTS Emulsion are the
greatest remedies for CON
sumption. SCOTS Emulsion
will always bring comfort and
relief - often cure. SCOTS
Emulsion does for the con.
sumptivc what medicine alone
cannot do. It's the uourish.
mcnt in il that takes the pa
ticnt in long strides toward
health.
Wen send you e. nmris free.
sCOtr q BOVINE. 90 Pearl Street Nsv Ya,h.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
SANOOvAL COUNTY CASE
IMPORTANT CAUSE HEARD AND
DECIDED ~ JUDGE D. s. BAKER.

tFrum Saturday. Daily CiuzcnD
The case of Alexandra sandoyal and
others against Manuel llaca rt al. In
which the plaintiffs sought Co onloin
the defendants from using tho emblem
adopted hy the republican central com.
mittoo for the party nc tho approach.
lnr Gle, ton iu Sandoyai county The
plaintiffs contcndod that their county
convention. which was called by fsmi.
inno Sauduyal and " a Miora. mem
beers oft the territorial central cummI.
toe for Sndoyai county was the rrgu
Tar convention and tho defendants
c0ntonlod that the county convention
called by Manuel Baca and others as
members uf q county central commit
tee selected at a meeting of ropuhlI.
cans last January was tho regular
convention and had the right 60 tho
emblem Of the party
~ appeared on the trial that the
practice of the party in new counties
was 10 have the machinery of tho par
IS started hy tho members az Che tor
rUural central committee Tor that
county. and that m a contest last Jan
nary no Santa Fo between these two
factions the appointment Of y NJ San
ioyal and ~ A Mlora by tho chairman
was ratified hy the committee hy
vote of 3s 90 3. and that both the con
vcntlons 10 select delegates 10 the ter
rItnrIal convention 40 les Vegas last
month and the territorial committed
here last September we're called boy
IE NJ. snndoyal and y A Mlera, and
/ 10 which there was no opposition. and
| the court held that they we're also thl
proper parties 90 call the FIRST count,
convention go nominate county ofiicer'
| and to nominate o. county central com
mlttoo. and the temporary injunction
against the use Of the emblem by The
IT, NJ. sandoyal and Manuel Baca fac
ton was made permanent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
Resolutions Of Condolences.
UaH ~ san Marcial Lodge 30 ~.
"a a A.

$50 narc.ai ~ g. oct ls 1904
lu special meeting assembled This
day The Odd Follows OF San Marcial
express che most sincere sorrow fDr
lha death ~ their brother and 60.
worker. CaAHos q CmIokfbank. which
occurred on Sunday the lGth day oi
October. 1904
Brother CTnIciHhank was a pioneer
iu the founding of San MarrIal a
charter member 81 thls lodge. Frand
master ~ the order IN New Mexico.
was loved by the brethren and the
entire community, and hIghlY respect
ei by an who know him and
Whoras. o. haa pleased me Grand
Ruler Of the universe On remove from
among che craft our beloved brother
Charles q. Cmlckshnnk. and
Whereas. o. ia meet that this lodge
pay a hitting tribute 90 his memory
therefore, De- q
Resolved That Oh the death Of
Brother CruIckahank fno fraternity
haa l0st one of Does most useful and az.
amplary members hIB family a Kind
and true protector and our littlo city
fs most progressive citizen.
Resolved. That a copy of these re8o.
ut.ons 10 spread up0n the minutes %
thIs lodge a cops ho soma to lhe AIhu.
Querque CITIZEN the E paao Herald.
and the socouo ChIenan. and a COPY
be sent t0 tbe family ~ mo deceased
brother
"a 3D. HOWARD
w ID HITCHCOCK.
% BOWEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
AA AS TRIED OUT At
ATHLETIC PARK YESTERDAY
COACH MONTGOMERY TOLD
THEM HOW TO 90 tT-WHoLE
BUNCH WENT AFTER PiosKiN
m THE RIGHT SPIRIT,

lFrom Mondays Daily Ciuzcnl
Tho hrst aeld practice Of the foot
bali eleven which wiu represent A.
buouerque this season occurred yes
terday at Athletic Park Fourteen
PLAYERS we're out and they were Civ
en couple 90 hours N fast work. AT
seemed 90 ro after the hall in mo
right spirit. ana Coach Montgomery
instructions were accepted chcerfnly
h win Do wen for The boys 90 remom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
DEATH IN SAN BERSAROlNO.

D.u Ig .Ilt uW CHu
ST. .nI SOD. 3d. o. p1. 90. south
Nrf. ... received 90 telegram Ibis
mo- us D.us.ue ..n SAD ucRH 0f lho
Ura.. u. ..r laughter Mrs ius 100
o. NH,s. which occurred laH u.rht
900 s H.nairIu1 Vb.ry Nr W1tfha
I- employed aa marhIuIst Death
resulted from childbirth
Nr and Mn Hafthpe resided u thiH
wac au pmpI0ye o. the .ocu shops al
that time Mr and Nr Ray arc -
rI,fgtr.ckou that fboy a.ll not boz able
fo attend the funeral which w.lI uc
eur at san UomariiuD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
POLICE COURT

UFrum Tuesday, Daily CIUlpuI
Peter bowers read in the news.
paper that every suspicious person
n Albuquerque would ho arrested.
Ua dld not bolloye o. go De- looked
mp a policeman last night 20 tell his
troubles "a. Tho copper" ala not
look upon Bowers as a very good
citizen, so into iail Mr. Bowers was
put
The court considered Bowers
actions % very severe breach OF tho
peace and Bowers was plycn ten
days on the chain gang
Several other mlscrannts we're civ
on light sentences.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
Broke Into His House

g LeQulnn Of Cayendish, VI, vas
robbed OF his customary health by
invasion OF Chronic Constipation
When Or Kings New LAfo Pills broke
into MIA house hls trouble was ar.
rested ard now he's entirely cured
They're guaranteed TO cure 25c. at
any drus store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

hur chat Montgomery hls .ho 0uor ai
those practice muHt and Individual
players should Del. h.m ln ibo talking
Promoter A'va Cochran made good
Gnd. WdHug from yesterdays show
Ine wnJn ho discovered Cro.rhtou. %
University of Pennsylvania man.
weight j47 pounds. and p.nsmore 40
utbor old timer off lls pounds The
former win tr, for right tackle while
p.namofc will try io make good ON
thc right end Coach Montgomery has
made mo- promises yet. and none ~
tho men have boon placed The boys
have boon URGED fo hard practice. aud
there is "a l0f of work In store for
tho next Tow wocba ~ Dr. now
less than three weeks 600 Thauksrlv.
Ink when n same Is scheduled ON tho
local rr'1fH with tUc NgaI''a Park
AGGREGATION.
Tho Albuquerque eleven win not bc
% very heavy bunch but there are a
number of fast 0uog among thom
Flrctuoeg coupled with Montgomery "a
strategy. win make them a sure win
nor
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01

Use G.. V. store stationery when
writing letters.
Wm. Gilbert boiler maker, and
family have moved here from Salt
Lake.
Mrs. Mary Stothers leaves tonight
for trip to Missouri to visit rela-
tives.
Gerald G. Light and wife of Long
mont are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Albert.
The regular Wednesday night
hop will occur at the Auditorium
tonight.
Carl Byers is on a business trip to
Gunnison in the interests of the Inter
national Correspondence Schools.
George Toupain and wife left on
the noon train today for Circle City.
Alaska. where they expect Co remain
for the next two years.
Don't forget that the Wednesday
night dance at the Auditorium,
Notwithstanding the entertainment
which was advertised for tonight,
which has been called off.
Tickets to points east via the Miss
ouri Pacific from Canon City, aud
stations west thereof. will allow pur-
chasers side trip from Pueblo to Den
yer and return when desired. Please
bear this in mind.
There will be no entertainment
but the regular Wednesday night
hop at the Auditorium tonight.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
New Ell Dorado.

Salt Lake City. Utah, May 31st. -
Later reports from Mountain City,
Nevada's new Eldorado. paint pic
lures of rainbow colors. Prospects
are better than when first discovered.
according TO Ed H. Mead. He received
d letter yesterday which said in part
'As we go down farther in the Hall
and Butler property, values are get
ting better and wider. There is no
doubt bat what the conditions will
continue as we go farther down.
Ore on the Nelson property is get
ting better every foot that we advance
There are bigger values in the gold
orc in the bottom Rocks taken from
the bottom yesterday show lots of
coarse gold mingled in the ore.
A samle four feet across the bottom
shows $50 in gold and l04 ounces of
silver. All the best rock is being
picked out of the bottom. -
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
STRONG APPEAL.

Grover Cleveland is out again with
another strong appeal for the nominal
ton of Judge Parker. Parker may
we'll exclaim Save me from my
friends ="
The worst of it all is that Cleveland
seems to be unable to urge Parker S
nomination without as publicly insult
ing every democrat who supported
Bryan in 1896 and 1900. He spices
his latest interview. given to the
Philadelphia North American of yes
terday. and sent out by the Associated
Press. by stating that the supporters
Parker "as the most likely man about
who that element or the Democracy
meaning Gold Democrats-could con
centrate in its last efforts to purge the
party of that Irrationalism with
which it has been afflicted in the last
two presidential campaigns.
Now, if that is the meaning of
Judge Parker's candidacy, the sooner
western Democrats know the fact the
more certain will they be to take
steps to conserve their own dignity
and honor. 1t seems now to the gen
early conceded that Parker did not
vote for Mr.. Bryan in 1896, though
he did in 1900. In response to the
direct question as to whether he did
or did not vote for Mr.. Bryan in 1896
he is said to have answered that he
had never voted for any but a demo-
crat for president. From the stand
point o. the Gold Democrats Buckner
was TIL e Democratic nominee in 1896
and Bryan but represented political
''irrationals'' as embodied in the
Chicago and Kansas City platforms,
which Cleveland and his ilk at once
repudiated.
'Irrationalism means the same
thing as insanity or 'absurdity'
OF course the Democratic party could
never stand for insanity according
to Mr.. Cleveland. What does Judge
Parker think about it?
The fact is that Mr.. Hearst is tile
only candidate now in the field who
stands for Democracy as interpreted in
the Chicago and Kansas City plat
FORMS OF course whoever believes
that the principles these platforms
so eloquently proclaim are ''irration-
alisms' or, the same thing. the raw
ings of insane gatherings. will aban-
don Mr.. Bryan in his efforts to main
tain them as living, undying truths
and side with the Belmont Wall street |
crowd for whatever nominee they Sc
lect. Just where Judge Parker stands |
the country has not yet learned, If
the country is forced to judge him by |
his grooms and sponsors. = Belmont |
Hill and Cleveland-it might form |
an unfavorable opinion of him.
Rocky Mountain News.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
Gould Representative.

Denver, June Announcement
has been made that Charles H 4.
Schlacks, recently appointed vice
president and general manager of
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad,
is also to be successor to the late
Geo. w. Kramer as vice president
of the Utah Fuel Co, and as the
personal representative of the
Gould interests in Colorado. This
is taken to mean that Mr.. Schlacks
will also be Kramer's successor as
vice president of the Colorado Mid
land railway.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
4 RACE DEFI

Dissatisfied racing men can find a
chance for thair money as follows
The two year old colt of Sam Pollock
wall race the black horse of the fire
boys, same conditions to prevail. save
that the black horse is to carry 1876
lbs, can be ridden by anyone except
professional riders and Wp. Clar k
who rode pony before. The race for
5000 ii side and the owners of black
horse can fix time, after depositing
their portion of the race purse in
Mesa county Bank.
Samuel Pollock and hackers.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
NOT A GOOD SHOWING.

Lapses in the Bankers Life in 1908.
were as follows. From age 30 TO 40
1902 members lapsed and from age Al
TO 81, SOB members lapsed. "A word
to the Wise "
Life Insurance Independent.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01

Pueblo. June l-Special-Its prob.
able that Judge Walter NJ. Dixon will
call another session of the grand jury.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
|. N. BUNTING, Editor.

lightfully rendered and the Young
ladies of the classes of Miss de la Mat
yr and the gentlemen and ladies ass
listing, acquitted themselves with
satisfaction to the critical audience,
The following is the complete pro-
gram.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-01
LEE & BUNTING, Props.
Evening of Great Enjoyment.

The musical evening last night at
the Congregational church by Miss de
la Matyr and her pupils as one of
great enjoyment to the people who
had been favored with cards of invita-
ton. All the numbers were most de-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-28
Babu EXDeTimen S.

A citizen of Duluth was taken TO
task fer allowing his eighteen months
baby 10 sleep cut IL the snow. He
replied that this treatment had result
ed in perfect health for the little one.
In New York there is a mother who
gives her baby cold bath lasting
half an hour daily Then she takes
the child out for four hours regardless
OF the weather. Because the freak
youngster has survived, the mother is
proud Of the method.
Countless children Of the well-to-do
are forced to go with their bare legs
blue with Geld, the theory being that
this is tonshening, and the truth be-
ing that it is a silly and cruel fad
The child living through it is tough,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-28
ColoTado's PTediCament.

Colorado, from political stand
point, is in an unenviable position
Any Commonwealth must naturally
be DESTROYS of knowing its own poll
tics, and Colorado has no way Of as
certaining whether it elected a Demo-
fact has been brought to light that,
while the Democrat seemed to be
elected. many of the votes cast for
him were fraudulent There has
been no showing that there were
enough of this character TO determine
the result, but the defeated Republi-
cans are taking advantage of the
chance to retain their governor in po-
sition- In consequence there may be
two State governments, neither one
of them respected or efficient, and
confusion that may last for years
A scheme declaring that there had
been no gubernatorial election, and
throwing the matter back into the
hands of the people, would be an ex-
cellent thing. There is no profit in
letting the Legislature decide the mat
ter, for the decision would not be in
accordance with justice, or colored by
aught but intense partisanship.
Colorado is young. vigorous, and
progressive, peopled for the most part
by citizens of high grade. These have
permitted their Offices to be seized
and directed by set of rogues and
FOUNDERS, and now they are disgraced.
a few of the offenders have been
| sent to jail, but a vast majority are
still at large. Colorado can never
hope for good repute until its decent
elements have made a declaration of
independence
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-28

surely, bat was bern that way, and
lived despite the treatment.
The occasion for experimenting at
the risk of the Ives of children GOES
not make itself GEAR. Proper lines OF
treatment have been arrived at
through experience. The necessity for
cleanliness, fresh air, and wholesome
food. does nct need further demon
stration Probably there are exeep-
tional babes able to withstand hard
ships that would be fatal TO the aver
age. but that anything is to be
gained by subjcc5i2g them 20 the
hardships, has yet TO be explained.
An infant sleeping IN 2 crib outdoors,
al a temperature OF 10 below, with &
lot water bag at its toes, proves by
not being killed that it has lived
through treatment that by all ordi-
nary rule should have killed it The
evil arises from the suggestion that an
example so pernicious be followed by
the parents Of babes not constituted
for defying nature