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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
GOVERNOR OTERO
NEW mExicos CHIEF rxrcu.
tive COMO TO THE WORLDS
FAIR.

From Kansas city Times
OFfum Thursday Daily CWlo.
Miguel A. OlurU governor of MD.
territory uf NUv Mexico. spent f.f
hour W Kansas CHy aa nIrht a
ihe lloIul Baltimore Ur was uu hIa
way iu 500 Louis to attend tho New
Mczic1 celebration u LU held thoro
Nov u.s. iio arrived at $3.50
O'Clock from Santa Do. 81 Ma ana left
for $50 IuuIs 90 ~ O'Clock iIe will
return from So Louis N0v ig
With Gov Otoro were hia wife. hls
son ana Cot o. ~ Ofor1 of his por
HDual stan. Mfs A. NJ norrcrp. ais
tor ~ Solomon tuna. national rc.
publican committeeman from Now
Mexico and Mrs ~ Frost. vito of the
editor and owner of tho Nov Mexican.
"a republican paper of the territory
The governor said hc expected r. large
delegation from tho territory t1 at
tend Che celebration
Gov Oiyu WaH appointed hv Pres
Idont Mckinley in 1892 aud was TO-
appointed hy President Roosevelt no
said The territory now has q ponula
tun of 800 200 aud ls ready Tor ad
mission ns n state
Tho people want single statehood.
though Doc said "Thoy do not want
20 ho coupled with Arizona W ~.
Andrews tho fopubIcan candidate fot
congressional delegate. was elected
last Tuesday Dn that Issue lla defeat
od % g. Rulry the present delegate.
who was an independent candidate aud
.GsOre. % N#n.Y 20. democratic can
iiiW' H0.lr fhDy favored tho iuInf
sta..a..H .I notice Chat u 3d.
McCU of oklahoma FL. ADVOCATING
iuIr' statehood IuT Nuv WtKru and
Arizona Mcclure .sa friend 1t
m.r. 0Hf d In wish hp would restrict
nis efforts aioug that Uuo t1 hia own
territory We are perfectly capable
.of working ont our own salvation"
Gov Oiou said thle o. destined fo
Doc BANNER year fr New N,sico in
the raising of sheep aud cattle. ua
pr'uonaI Industries BE declared that
regardless of party everybody Zoo thc
iDr.ury practically was for Ruoso
Volt FOR president and beloved 10 30
bad boon state % would have voted
fnr him hy q blE majority New Mex
icp was represented in the ranks of
thr RouEb Riders regiment by 500
men
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
MARKET LETTER.

Special lu Tho Citizen.
Kansas CIV. Mo. Nov ~ Taken
alI around. lue' weeks cattle market
was more satisfactory 90 range men
than to shippers from the native tor.
r.tory Packers bid lbH25c lower
for oornfoi atoorB after Tuesday. but
good grass steers held up fully steady
ADJ week and closed stroug. Several
good sized shipments OF Colorado
steers were received. the Mont romory
Land a Cattle c1mpany's shipment
uf about 900 head being about tho
largest These atoCrs weighed LOSS
pounds and brought $3.50 and So CO.
some 925pound COWS in same ship.
mrut sold at $3.50 The top Tor Cob
UraduH fu, ttD week wac $3.50. and
Panhandle thrcos ami TOURS ranged
from 932a to $3.50 Panhandle grass
COWS sold 90 fg15 to g275. and uu
Gamers gained 20 couta during the
week. The advance ou Toe stun was
30 tD 40 cents. anI uOckorH and feed.
prs also gained about This much
Good to choice branded feeders sold
az 1926 t1 1915 Some choice hotter
calves from Midland. Texas sold AZ
1925. ami steer calves oui OF the same
shipment brought $3.50. Prices were
high FOL fhe end of tho week Sup
pIy aly jos $4,000 head. wItn "a good
representation from the Panhandle
country Grass cattle generally, and
stockcrs and feeders are steady. but
Gamers and cornfod steers are slow
20 Zoe lower
sheep advanced Zoe to 25c last
week. lambs sold strong. and country
kinds OF sheep aud lambs sold high
CO.. bud af tho best prices uf the sea.
BON Runs arc aeht,r than customary
40 tbis season. and markets active
accordingly Prices are strong today
on run of $500 head some G6
pound western lambs sold today at
5000. and fed western lambs at Gb75.
Western ycarl.uEs. 97 pound right on
me grass. sold az ft0u today. and
some wothors 90 Gti6. No ewes were
here to-day. hu' sales of westerns nave
been around $500 lately. and ns hirh
ls sans Thin wofhors and yoarlInrF
Tor tho country sell az $685. to tiUp.
lambs ai fi5U. stocks owes $3.50 to
$50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
DISTRICT COURT
JOHN NEWLANDER IS cHARaED
WITH bSsAULriNG MRS. IRENE
CHANDLER

lFr1m FufaY mu CUt.u.
The court DIS 0rruu.sI .oday ia tbs
trial of TERRITORY ,s John Naulaudrr.
charged aIfH aeNunF uua lreBe
Chandler aith .aoIfu .l b.s no
IdouCr 600 tho thirteenth NJ Iasf kuF
us. rha TESTIMONY bowed that .br
prosecuting witness was Invited f1
30 NHwIanders house hy Ha Sew
lander and ahUe here .hs defendant
came boz made violent assault with
Shotgun un flr prosecuting Etursa
and a'tard hrr 90 fhr promises
Tho iefeadan. Testified haf be- had
forbade the ruae,uIuF witness eou
.ug on thr premises anI fhaI shen
Dee mef boz Boz. Told Bog I1 leave .bat
shoe erabbei Goo Fu hni assaulted
him. reiuaed .u leave sua caIed him
abusive names ThH Testimony 90 600
various Witnesses gaf. ushI Goa tb-
transaction AS rlowod by both slides
and Vas at Times nnd Tha caae
wHnt 'o lhe iup Ih.s Afternoon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
PERSONNEL OF THE LEGISLATURE
REVISED LIST OF MEMBERS or
NEXT COUNCIL AND ASSEM-.
BLY.

The council win have only one dem
pCraf
Tho following will ur ts members
First District. Co'fa2 Mora and
Union Counties Jeremiah iaauy
Second District. San Miguel Leon.
ara Wood and Quay Counties 3D. g.
Winters and John S CLARK
Third ustHcf. Taos Rio Arrlha and
San Juan Counties Alexander Road
and Nalaqu.as MARTINEZ.
Fourth District santa Fe County
Thomas q Cairon
Firth District. beruaIiuo. Mckinley
and Sanioyai Counties NgHur Mon
fpya and W % Greer
Sixth Districl. s0corro aud sierra
Counties wv n. Martin.
Eighth District. Grant Dona Ana.
Luna and Oteru Counties Charles r.
Miller
Ninth District Grant bona Ana.
OtDro Lincoln. ChayeH. Bddy and
Roosevelt Counties Charles l. Dal
lard
The Legislative Assembly.
The following a O. finally revised
and corrected list of tho members OF
the Thirty sixth Legislative assembly
First District C0laK County NJ %.
stockton
Second District Mora County Girls.
toyal Sanchez
Third District Union County I'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
WANTS NEW STEEL.
Mexican Central VIII Place Order
Win American Foundry for
$4,000 Tons.

The Mexican Central railroad
wants $4,000 tr,s of steel rails FOR
1905 delivery, aud % poullng inquiries
matorIalilc will b1oI the order with
Che Tennessee Goa aud lr.ou compa.
ny this month
The ConrraIs rail order will be- sub.
sect ro the new import tax cot nearly
$40 Ton which was nut into eject
'his year hy the Mexican government
To- order Co heip the new steel plants
recently established ln the republic.
1f which the most Important s the
Monterey Iron and Steel foundry
NotUitha,aud.ng this new tax. Mcx.
.r1 Imported s37S tons of American
steel rails In September 1904 valued
go flD3s. gold. as compared with
l26 toms. worth t57Cl 600 september.
1908
The september. 1904. imports of
rails we're nearly three times as large
as the aII Imports FOR the entire nine
moDfhs from January 90 september.
1903
Boo th, nine months ending scptsm.
urr 3u of rhIs year 1904 Mexico lm.
ported 2lNU1 tons of American steel
rails as compared with 1880 tons 100
tho corresponding period Of 1903
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
BFRNALlLLO COUNTY VOTE.
OFFICIAL COUNT or rHE VOTE
CAST At RECENT ELECTION

nuHn'. Zoo cousrr $751; So A..
IuN ,u llI % 81 N.I.y InI.
Iaa' Gm. o. u1u.i Irm 500
H.m.. U H. Cnm. NeHu.
H...HEa. r.u fWt 49, o. gu.
rom. tt't o. 20 Wp.r. Jam alH
40 u" Im .It. r sastrd $780,.
% Wolfe .u.. Itt
.HH.U 1I fHr Assembly o. A..
vs. .un un HsbI groIU..
Irer U u s. French Iam s,5
D 81 .HmIr Ium w. 20 UDbU
rnp l.n A'Ds CHa .rD lt.
Couu Commissioners
tIrai .'.. Su,.u SON H.r. cop.
$3.50 ~ N...H dem is, a Gu,
Fara Soc. ..
Third District NuI guusfo.H
rep aile. I"..uI q Sweeney dem
900. d 49, W. ..n .o,. I9E
Probate Jul. I..u. Romero. r.u.
1lUl AmbuC.. Ilmra. I.m f1H
W - Nvic1if $780,
Clcrs of the Ia. Dmr. a.
Summers. rep POI. VF.r irm.
sos William bryce. . INH
sheriff g. s. lluH .U 900.
w. % seliomrIdgr U.. I.l. j. Ia.
rouauu suc.. 49,
Assessor George b. sb. r.u
21i3 Eml Kloiuwur I.. l.f. m
GuaIafaun .pD lGs
Treasurer B. A. UuHb, .u
llH Vs. w. Mcclellan. dru l a.
a HAIL. Soc. 900
superintendent uf School. In.n
vigil rvu. 13Ol ~ 3 Marsh. I.m.
500 O. 8 Ramsey raU tGs
County Surveyor 10 . Ranku r...
GbtI A. % Stewart dHm lIG. A.
ue.mUr .oe 300
River Commissioner Fank uuf
nHm. rrp. 3bf. o. Chavez. rau. ..
G5l % Nrmiu. rup. s1lt ~ Mar
HurI r.p. f.lI. 90 paphp.H rep. O..
ttl D. lirn..t dom. le 49, u
Nottear Dom eco iosn mea. dem
'lu o. saurU. dem iss Arfas n
padIt DOM. isl. vs. D. Reed. soc.
1ls H. q Hrnurlt $685. afN 3 vs.
Weir p, PCS g. o. Allen so, eas
GeurEu . praooct Goo. gls
Total number uf votes 0a.. '1r d.I
oFBfD FOB congress. t53
AIrUd Gwuafpld county nYmmI
siuner. lod fhs republican I.rsrI with
2.Is2 votes
Emil kI,IuNort. candidate fDr a..
SCISSOR Iyl tbD democratic ugte. rIfn
1bl votes
J % Hotrwp ,andida.. fpr fhc as
sem1.y. lrd Ihr .ona'is. Igs.t with
500 votes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
Protest Against Reservoir withdrawn

Roswell ~ NJ. Nov. lG-Thc pro.
tests against ,he building of the Hon.
do reservoir twelve miles from RIOS.
well, by Frank C. Tracy. president
of the irrigation company OF Carla.
bad have been withdrawn
The official withdrawal papers are
now Do the hands OF United states a..
torncy B.cn 40 El paso. This removes
the last doubt as 90 tne building of
the reservoir The building Of the
reservoir win greatly enhance the u.
turo prosperity OF the country and
the entire valley
The news was received with roioIc.
ing by the citizens Many had ln.
vested thousands OF dollars here IN
property with she Thought that the
reservoir would Doe built. Il will also
mean THAI the Hood waters OF tho
Hondo will bee caught aud Roswell
viii bo Immune from floods hereafter.
Tho cost OF the reservoir will be
$4,000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
NEW MEXICO WON At
IRRIGATION COkGkESS
PLANS o. ELEPHANT BUTTE
DAM ADOPTED ~ UNANIMOUS
RESOLUTION.

Fum Friday mly CHIlnl
James @ NrNary. editor uf mo l-as
vegua Optic. who was delegate
from San miguel county t1 tbo lu.
temafiunal Irrigation congress. Boz sos
sion at on raao. pa. od through t'e
city fbs morning homosard bound
Sic McNary says that there were
less than 1000 delegates an told pres
ent az the congress New Mexico was
probably more largely represented
than any other state territory COR
country and Wr WcNary believes that
New Mexico viii derive moro b-Hehr
as "a result OF tho cIurrosa than ANY
9th. state. territory COT country
Yesterday ht iant session In
which were seatei mo delegates from
Mexico Texas ani New Mexico. about
100 altogether resolutions WeT,
adopted IH favor of tho Elephant
Butte dam proposition aa It was pro.
posed hy che people 0f New Mexico
The original Butte dam scheme a.
proposed by General Miles ana other
large land owners OF Mexico and
which would. had 30 been o. aucCefs.
have prevented tho CON ucU0u OF
other reservoirs ou tho river above
inc original dam. was defeated and Or
now "a dead issue A government on
gInoor explained both HChomea and
tho late proposition. which vas adopt.
ed by the Joint session. made me or.
lgInal schrme look IEn 700 cents
at least that H fhe way Wr ncNar
express SEED it
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

From tho Mail
Pr0rtors gang Is DOING quite a bIt
of repairing on rao company proper
ty Boo Wlnslow
II Dixon the popular traInmastcr
uu tho nrHf and second districts. ia
enjoying @ vacation lu California
Dispatcher McCully Is going about
on ono foot tho result bf a,uc fall
Inc out between himself and a buck.
skin horse
The Albuquerque division Do ey.
changing s.H compounds with the A
p a b. D. main line Tor a.K com.
pounds uf thc s25 class
Lemons gang. which haze been sorE
IuE ON tho Rio Graudo division. win
return I1 ihr Albuquerque division tho
hrat of lle week
Fred LeRen. of tha % q % deunr
meut was called CO. bio home ln san
hsrnardIno Iast Tuesday by che sud
den death OF bis father
navajo tribe go 90. g. o. b. ~.
received complete outat LAS week
and AL "a result they viii boz in mu
aar paint al their masquerade ball
on ThaHksF'Nng day
Mr George A. Fro3rrck. one OF
the oldest operators on inc pIke was
relieved from service mtt week. for
reasons BEST known to the company
iie was boz town today bidding Dos
friends r0nd.hy and Win soon leave
for his go bono DO Alabama
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
OFFICIAL MATTERS


Vt ''h fI|NNh iIAIIN i.|I|NU.I
Articles Of incorporation.
Tho following articles of lncorpum
tinn have been nlcd lu the office of
Territorial Secretary o. w. UasuuIla.
The Rocky Mountain Land aud
Mines DDmpluy. organized under the
laws uf Colorado to do business Iu thr
territory Tho urorporatora are Hem.
Try Appel ~ ~ Muud and Charles ~
I Burton of Denver. who are also The di.
rrcior Tor the FIRST three months The
capital stock lH 800 600. CONSISTING oft
100000 shares fully paid non nssrsa.
able of tbD value of On each. Tho OBJ.
Icuf OFF Che company lH t1 carry ou "a
genera. mining business Tor the po.
r.ud of twenty years. A certificate
n' agent and place of business ln New
MvNiup was nied appointing Ernest
A Johnston Of SANTA Fo agent. and
that city as the principal office 0f bus
InosH iu fho territory
Appointment Of Agent.
The Empire Gold MIn.us company
organized under me laws OF tho tor.
rItory have appointed iohn Kassor. OF
uillsboro. agent aud that town as the
principal place OF business
Homestead Entries
The following homestead entries
have been filed Iu the local United
States land office
hllH Aristotle WuIFuu Anton
chico lots @ aud g. sW 10 NW a.
Is 0, lot @ g ln N, h DO b.. 100
acres .n San Miguel county
Nl10 Andres q de narn. santa &c.
Lots and @ IS 1913. o. lG mrs %.
5000 acres boo sanfarcr0uuty.
Al5l EUHnHil H8HuoE Inian
.Coaspr.ue NE &c. s. No. r. a ". q
IN p 900 acres boo Santa BE- county.
slbt Jerome KuukcL GlorIcta. 80
l2 40 o. NW 90 NE "A. NE1.t wv
a. 50 2a o. Dos mr. % o.. 100 acres
Doc Santa Co. county
hl11 Adelaide Nt.fa#. Springer
.NW % ne lI. NE % NW Ii.SI-2
NW li s. lG. o. ~ As. % 20 b.. TGO
acres IU ColiaK county
si5t Martin Guule Cueryo W
l2 SO lf W i2 Nh IH IS 83. o. 90
M R2i D., lto acres Iu leouari Wood
county
Final homestead Entries.
The following nnai homestead eu.
'r.ra have been filed Zoo ho United
States land office.
1865 lacoho Lullu Sanchez Ron
D. 8 o. o. lC a. 5W 10 $50 10. O. ~.
80 %. 81 90 r. ~ n. u 20 g.. 1864.
acres loo San Miguel county
1869 william G. white. Hobart s
l2 $40 lt, g 3. W ~ sW l.fsg. r..
1" ~ K o Ei 100 acres lu saudoyaI
county
$3.50 Juan Antonio pudIlIa. lubora
w ~ SW 49, lots and o. g 20. II It|
N, 81 ~ E l5i55 acres d San Miguel
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
the BEST CARNIVAL
COMPANY IN THE WEST

lFrUm Tuursd8ys Daily CifIfcul
Tho fac. fbat tho Southern Carnival
company .s fo hold forth Boo AInuuucr.
que nest rgca has caused .huu OF
Joy Arunr toe pleasure. loving people
of Albuquerque and tho surrounding
country The Southern Cauiyal com.
pany made "a great hll hero last
spring with .ts aggregation of shows
and amuscm, nts. and tho fact that 10
VIII Doe hero next week with bigger
and better show than over is hailed
with delight Manager Sat Roisa haa
spared 900 pains or expense Boz pro
vIdIng amuHgmonts for tho crowds
thls year aud viii present all new
free acts also six now pay shows that
were never seen hero The big stadi
am has undergone almost 70 complete
transformation. tho sensation of
which is dare devil niayolDs loapIng
tho death Chasm Ncrol and Apollos
Devils Chimney is another hairrais.
Ing stunt that will bc seen. o. Is an
evolution of fho "cyclo whIrl" only
instead of Its s'dcs being Inclined
they are absolutely poru,uIIcunr lG
feet Zoo diameter and 90 feet high.
Ihr two riders ride IuE.i, from the
ground upward. causing the suocts.
tors breath to come In short rusus
The arrival of the company in Al
nuqurrpuy viii mean O. rrylt doal for
the city Mr. Doyle states that. nl
though % special train of twenty cars
Boz required tu carry toe company and
I's equipment from place lo place. mo-
Har oft This special TRAIN Is devoted
'l sleeping ur eating accommodation
The entire company rents rooms n
.Hr hotels Of rity or with private
families. eating az the hotels and res.
hur1nts, thereby leaving % large pro.
"rt.nu of the compuy's earnings In
hy city visited
There are 2S7 people connected
with our aggregation, said Nr Doyle
today and wo ind that the custom
H. NOT running a cooking tent. hui of
having thc employees spend their sal
1r.os .u rho cIt.cs whore we exhibit.
creates good win toward me com
uany THAI s hard Tor other shows to
equal
We have always made 30 custom
to advertise nothing that We cannot
produce when the shows arrive And
10 "a patron Is in any way dissatisfied
with any show De- has visited. be- can
go to the box office aud receive his|
money hack
This makes % easy for us 20 cover
he same territory year after year.
and always draw good crowds.
'lt is this habit of not advertising
any feature which cannot be- shown
which has made RinglInE Brothers
circus tho great success % is and the
one circus which is able o. show year
after year in the same town and az
ways get good crowds We are do,dr
'he same thing On the carnival bust
ness that the RiuF.Inrs are doing in
iho circus line
Our special train will arrive here
sunday evening and everything will
be- 100 readiness for our opening next
Monday nIgnt"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

A mother wrote as recently
that She had to keep SCOTS
Emulsion under lock and KEY
her children used 10 drink
il whenever her back was
turned. Strange that children
should ike something that is
SO good for them. It's usu-
ally the other way Scott,
Emulsion makes children
comfortable, make, them TAT
and osy-checkcd. Perhaps
that's why they Ike Il SO
much-they know 20 makes
them feel good.
wsu send You sample. I,,
SCOTT q BOVINE. 90 r,sii Street, New Yot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS
Fr1m Thursday Daly Cluzrul
Taos County

lFrom Thursday Dally Cluzrul
Taos County
The following is the unlcial vote ~
Taos county
Delegate to congress W ~ An.
drows, a.. llO5. George q Money D..
727' ~ q Rodcy Z r.. CO.
For tho council -.Maloquais Martin.
~. a. 500 Alexander Read. q SIS.
Gregurio Gr.ogu. Fusion. sIg. g. &C.
Crlsi, D.. 99i
For tho house Granville Pendlc.
ton. x Sh7. Ma1imlno Duran a.. sgi
W A Hunter D 1885, Teo1ocln Tw.
ihlo. ID 99l Epmenin de- Leon. q
$40, q Martinez. D.. 1889
For county commissioner 0f the
Firat district Eleuor TruIiIlo. q.
sol A Gusdorf ID gss
For county commissioner Of tho
Third district Luciano Mirra. a..
9D9 jose A. Lepoz d.. Oh
For probate judge Juru q Ho.
Nero. r.. sGl Manuel Garcia. Fusion
1919
For probate clerk - j vigil o..
ali Enrique Gonzales. d 9G3
For sheriff Francisco 81 Martin
o. u S61 silylaho Luccro. d.. 1910
For assessor John Graham a..
500. A Rivera d.. 9ki
For treasurer and oy.omcIo collect
or Manuel Cordoya a. s7s Jose
Manuel Medina Fusion. OO3
superintendent uf schools Daniel
Sisoroa a. $50. Mariana Iarfagolto
Fusion. $50
For surveyor John ~ Touue a.
GOO A Cumming ID g7G
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

leather belts. 20 the propellcrs. which
are twohlndod lateral fans. ono az
each corner of the central car The
blades are elk inches On width. and
made Of the Francois canvas. like
that iu the gas bag. stretched upon
hollow tubes OF "0liyo' metal The
two forward fans acc by suction and
iho Two after ones by pulling. The
nrst measure about ten foet from
Zip t1 tIp. and the latter twelve feet
Mr. Francois claims that 20 is Just
as advantageous to have four pro
pcllcrs on an airship as TO have four
wheels on "a wagon
The Willie DC SO. Mandc o. said Co
be- capable. unassistcd hy Che wind.
of "a speed Of twenty-five miles an
hour iu ordinary weather and thirty
miles in a calm.
No ruddor is used. as the propcllorB
on the two sides are capable OF work.
ms independently and the vessel Is
turned by shutting Oh most OF The
power from one side and cunroutrat
iug % ON tho other. on the same pr.n.
cipig used in rowing and swimming
There is mechanical device by
which the vertical direction is per
fcctly controlled. but this ls kept r.
rigid secret hy che inventor
Mr. Francois be- originally from
Fraucc.Comto. having been born In
the town of 81 toup department of
Haul SnnnC &c. has interested him.
SELF In the problem OF aerial uaylra
ton ever since the Franco Pruaslan
war ~ 1870 when balloons were oy.
tousIycly uFcG Iu blockade running
After concDIy.nr and experimenting
upon hfty or sixty different types ho
hnally adopted the present ono lf.
tic over twelve years ago Hc has
made several successful trips az Paris.
and no less 40 authority than Adolph
Garnet brother of Too president of
thD French republic and himself pres.
.duuI of thr French Academy of Sci.
rrCU.. and ono of tbo best engineers
.o' the polytechnic school. rourratu.
lated him. after Witnessing ono of his
ascruts. ON h.s successful and final
solution of the problem of aerial nav
'rat.0n ln SOME OF these asccnts the
velocity of tIo craft was over forty
feet second. with one Of tho pre-.
IImIuary models speed of no loss
than seventy iDet "a second had been
attained
The present vessel was begun boo
September. 1908 and was named boo
honor of tho city 81 ST. Mandc. the
municipality of which had actively .n
ror,uDI itself u the inventors sX.
por.mon.s. and where ho has resi-.
louCe The city government of Paris
Itself has likewise extended tu him its
patronage even going 500 far as % as.
sIsi him Boo hls studies and export.
mcurs nv placing the great Gallery OF
Machines at his disposal The latter
s au Immense permanent collection
Installed Zoo one of .hr buildings 1900
fpet Ions hy bUO feet wide. built for
me Exposition of 1850
Mr. Francois brought with hm u
&c. Louis crew uf ton men The
captain Ad Nouchrraud. besides tho
Interpreter and business manager
Madame Clomonro Maruipn. .H the
lernuauf one of tGu others Is the
maCb.nIsl and the remaining eight
are skilled workmou
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

A gentleman HHu m 'r1m Al
hHgHarGH. attending . matters 90
business says CHAT | # Hua assured
tho aH additional aus factory will
he bu.'t down lH.w ug 'hr American
Lumber company mi rHaf Hy urlns
three or fDu. hundred additional
men wIlI bo employed Hy fhe con-.
pnuy The gentleman ALSO TOLLS OF "a
'ma.. D1muiU. oi Albuquerque men
who have bad fru aYHse Completed
and sho have Iusr ..I tbr contract
for twenty m0gn Hc .aFE .hrat thoro
are uo vacant bonuses loo thr c.fJ and
that tho value of property 40 cor.
suuIIF increasing Ga. Nrea4 Dptr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

You knoN how father insists upon
talking on che Time whenever Mr.
Skates comes to call on moe"
"YeF
Well Ne hHed him last uIFhl We
goo him 10 read me Russian and Jap.
anoso names in the war dispatches.
and bio jaw was s9 sore that he could
MOI talk above whisper London
Tt Bite
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

A woman can forget moro years
than she ever had
10 Do hardly ever worth while to
know more than the man you want %
lIko you
Tho only man who l8 willing 90
admit be- did not predict the result OF
me election s inc one who got beat.
en-
When you guess right iu a political
campaign you are great leader.
when you guess wrong dop0sed
boss
A g.fl thinks She Is having a Or.
'atlon when she sticks her umbrella
into a mans eye trying 90 gci on "a
street car New York Press