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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-01

Connections at Dayton Win through cars
for Troy, Piqua, GreenvtHe, Aenta, spring
field and Columbus, every hour.
Baggage cars leave Richmond 600, S:45,
1O:45 n. m, as, 3.45, 6:4J, 300 D. M
Subject to change without notice
Commencing II hursCtH tn, 1907,
following time tn bic viii - erect on
Dayton Il Weste IN Traction Compan
New Paris line:
Hourly service as follows:
First car leaves New Westv1lle 6:lO q M,
arrives New Paris 6:20 a.
First car leaves New Paris $50 q. M, ar
rives New WestyilIe 6:45 q.
Last car leaves New Westville 6:lo p. M,
arrives New Paris $50 p. IN.
Last car leaves New Paris $500 p. m, ar
rives New WestvilIe 6:45 p.
Theatre parties will be taken care OF upon
request.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-01
AN oRTHoGRAPHlc SCRAP.

If Colombia 'gainst Columbia
Were to wage a bloody fight,
Were to bring her little army
And assai us in our might,
There is not a chance for doubling
Ere the little job was through
In that photographic warfare
OF the against the u.
This Columbia that we live in
Spells it always. l-u-m,
But those other folks are SPANISH;
It is different with them.
If they tackle US well have TO
Make another Spanish stew
OF this photographic warfare
With the o against the IL.
Baltimore American.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-01
A Boston Intellectual.

Hunter-You look pleased about
something, Dumley.
Dumley-I have reason to. I've just
thought of a jolly good answer to a
conundrum. If | could only think of a
conundrum to fit it. by George, | be-
lieve ia send it to the papers, Boston
Transcript
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-01
DAYTON and Western
Traction Co.

Cars leave for Dayton via Eaton and West
Alexandria as follows:
$500 a.
7:45 a. IN. and IS minutes after every hour
until 7:45 D. m.
900 %. m. last car to layton, stopping only
at Driving Park, New WestviIle, New Hope
Eaton, West Alexandria and points east.
9:I5 D. m. to Eaton and West Alexandria
only.
HOO p. m. to Eaton and West Alexandria
only.
Passenger. freight and express station on
Eighth street south of Main.
Home phone $50.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-01

Cholly Choffer-And tell me-, my good
man, if an automobile runs over some
body in your little town is he fined?
Tarantula Pete-Nope; buried.
Case of Easy Picking.
"You know that man, Hyperion.
who claims to read character at a
glanceg'
yes"
"Well he swindled me out of $780,"
Indeed. l didn't suppose he ever
put his boosted talent to any practical
use."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-01

Ordinary household accidents have
no terrors when there's a bottle of
DR.. Thomas Electric Oil in the med
cine chest. Heals burns, cuts, bruis-
es, sprains. Instant relief.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-01

etching hcmorrhoids were the
plague of my life. Was almost wild.
Doan's Ointment cured me quickly
and permanently, after doctors had
faded" C. y. CSrnweA. ya2Isy
Street, Sa~gertdSs, n. u.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-01
FIRE ALARM BOXES


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81, Railroad Shops
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

mont u entries under The desert land
law, and urgos the importance o. a
more careful administration OF law,
especially 10 those provisions rotating
TO obtaining an adequate permanent
wator supply. u advocates the re-.
slricung Of the commutation clause
of the homestead ontry. where such
entries are located within forest re-.
serves or where the land De- chiefly
valuable Tor timber.
q suggests the outlines for a law
permitting homestead entries upon
agricultural land within forest re-.
serves and the survey and description
OF such agricultural lands hy notes
and bounds rather than by the regular
system, thus permitting tho agficultu
raj lands 90 be- selected aiong the val.
Toys and 90 smbraCo the good tIllable
land without taking On extensive tracts
OF side hill
The recommendation also D. made
that when laads asc restored to outry
after temporary segregation ample
time should be- allowed homesieaders
to exercise their rights, Swing tncm
preference oyar persons VINO may
wish TO select the land by the use Of
scrip or othCr form o. entry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
BULL FIGHT IS BRITISH
MOST DISGUSTING sPEoTAcLE
EVER WITNESSED m THE JUA.
REz ARENA WAS PRESENTED
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

What was probably the most brutal
hght ever Witnessed IN Juaren took
place Sunday afternoon az the bull
ring. when me nrst bull was let into
the arena. says the m Paso News.
The toro was maadoned when 10
left tho pens and came furlously into
the arena IN less than a minute ne
had the arena cleared OF matadorB
and banderilleros, only the picadores
remaining
Il then attacked each borseman in
turn. dlsmounting them and gorlnE
the animals 10 death.
The second horse attacked was a
fine looking animal. about the only
good looking horse ever seen In the
arena Ino bull buried me- norns into
the shoulder blaze % the horse. leav.
Ing q lying on the ground weltorlnF
In a stream OF blood which vas well.
lng from its heart
Thus, Il lay there dying and suHer.
ing agoniea. while tho fingered bull
N"fNf W. eA"HNNt WNAtlN FNANNulMk 70
Il again. A be dld 30. the bun stood
behind the helpless. suffering morse.
digging little morsels OF hesh from its
qulvering carcass, and causing new
streams Of blood 20 dart from lts dia
emboweled body,
Many persona unable 20 stand the
sight LEFT the arena. while others
vowed that they would never again
paironlze such brutality. Il Wss even
TOO disgusting for the bull lighters,
who tried their utmost 20 coax the
bun away from the bloody carcass
The other nghts we're uneventsul.
the bulls refusing 10 fight and spend.
Ing most OF their time trying 10 e..
cape from the arena. The maiador
dld some good work and the populaco
we're 80 wen satisfied with the spocta.
Gle that they carried him from the
arena 20 his hotel ana their shoulders.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
RODEY A TIRE.
LESS BOOMER

Donaia Flynn. vi Oklahoma. wa
abeut - strong statehood bo0mor
NJ ever struck congress, bat Doc never
WeH 90 intense a. Bernard Rycd. OF
Neu Mexico 10 there ls any tImo,
lay or night when Rudoy is not hust
.ing 'or statehood no one has ever d.5
covered o. he spent come time Dee
hure the house committee ou tout
tories and ho put every thing under
the sun Do that address that would
tend 20 convince members of con.
ross that bis territory ought Co bo
"a state. ilo devoted considerable space
to reiuting the report OF the senate
committee that gave New Mexico g
black eye. lie defended the natives.
known as MoXICans. as am honest pco
pie.
They arc as law abiding AL the 90.
pie of some Of our cities. ] prosumo7'
suggested Chairman Hamilton
"Such a comparison would be- unfair
30 the people OF New Mexico. said
Rodoy. earnestly "Tho boodlefs live
IN ~ statea. II Is said down with
us That the natives know 40 devil.
mont save what was taught them by
the so.callod Americans who have
come down there"
Gov Powers. OF the committee. dc.
clarcd that because the people. spoke
Spanish 10 should not toll against
ffmua NTn r..uururuHmH d. Hr.f... "A.
trict In which there were 10000 pee.
pie who spoke nothing but French.
Eyes" said Rodcy. "and Congress.
man llroussard makes speech after
speech In French 10 some OF bis con.
stituonts In Louisiana. IN some sec.
tons of Pennsylvania Dutch O. most
appreciated and IN the northwest
there are sections whore a candidate
who could not fpoaH Norwegian would
have 90 'yump hla yob. Then ROdcy
told or his experiences on the south
shore Of Long Island. and the mum.
hors OF foreigners OF all kinds he saw
there. and. warming up 20 his subject.
said.
There To- no comparison between
that sort of a citizen and tho good
and patriotic Christian people Of the
great territory OF New Mexico whore
ala the president go for his Rough
Ridors2 lie went 20 Oklahoma, New
Mexico and Arizona Only the best.
the most virilo 9eoplo take Horace
Greeley's advice and % vest; the
mosa-backs stay where they were
born '-W Washington Post. March g.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

otherwise, she springs % on hlm. With
mo result that e makes noat sen.
aniiOn
Such schemos az this are USED on
and on. without end. These are only
fow that are rosorted 10 for infor.
nation. which are easily worked. bat
which seem almost supernatural whom
sprung on the stage. and they are g.
puzzling 10 the person On quosuon ne
io The rest OF the spectators.
When She VIII Not Answer
In conclusion { viii say that ify0u
write your question and keep q On
your pocket and say nothing % any
body about o.. Misc ray will never
anoWor you. MARX ny word and ~
you ever have a ohahcs 20 ~ be-
again, refuse 10 loi anybody see you.
question. decline 90 taik about h. keen
% in your pocket and Miss Pay viii
never read 20 or answer o. She may
call your name. but that o. az FAR a.
she viii ga. FOR she has various Ways
OF getting your name lt may Be re.
ported az you enter the door. Cor they
sometimes hire a man well acquainted
locally 10 take tho names 0f promi
nent people as they enter the doors.
or % may be- calle0 ny a friend who
may perhaps address you after 700
are ln the show and reported 90 the
operator under the stage ly one of
tho dummies and so on for az
said AZ the opening. these people hRva
a hundred and ore different wayg o.
reaching the same end, but I believe
have explained enough 20 satisfy you
that you eau giyo the same klad o.
a show az Mloa Fay if yea wanted
10, and you DO not have 20 b ca.
bowed with any auporuntura. niu
either even n many did thinh Miss
Fay was Possessed OF such.
q ALLIE MARTIN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
GALLUP GLEANlNGS
A BATcH or lNTEREsTiNo roo.
zee FROM The cAaBoN TOWN.


special Correspondence
Gallup n. NJ. March ~. B har.
per oamo In from Zuni yesterday. lie
ia rap!oiy getting things IN shape for
tha prosecution Of Worh ON the Hunl
roBoryolr. He has engaged J. n.
nnsWn. an experienced coal miner, 90
prospect for coal IN the Vicinity OF
Hani. Several frame houses have
heoa built and most OF the machinery
ls RoW on tho ground. Several build.
lag c0ntH .ora have been ct Iuni
lately looking over the ground with
4 view OF bidding on the contract for
the erection of the eight indian school
huddlnEa. The site for the buildings
De- near the reservoir. about four miles
east OF Zuni
Wm. McVlckors. foreman OF the
Ozark mine. has gone to Albuquerque
10 have his head examined by Dr.
Wroth with the Xray. Mr.. hcVickers
was injured about q month ago on the
raliroad between here and Ciarkville.
aWo carloads OF wiro have been
shipped here by 40 government 90
bad a telephone line from Gallup ~
way o. Cienega and Fort Defiance 10
koam'a Canyon. on the MoQui resoTya.
tiQn. 81
hra. DeyOro and Miss rcRrl Harper
% Fort Defiance were here on bust.
ness thls week.
~ y. Morris Is acting as Gay yard.
master Ia the local yards
The many friends OF n. 4. Holmes
are sorry 30 hear OF the severe iniu.
rles received by him last Saturday
By the breaking 10 two OF q train az
Ash Fork. lie was agent for the San.
"a 20 mere Tor several years.
The sentiment OF practically every.
body here ~ Cor statehood
Mr. Hail. formerly Han a Learn.
ara. IL here from los Angeles on
business
George Wlckham OF Albuquerque
baa been working az Ciarkville Tor a
foW days.
y. n. Maple. OF the depot force. viii
lake q ninety days lay on about the
2Oth OF this month.
y. } Hudson and family viii return
today from a few weeks visit IN CAN.
f0nia.
Twenty Monteugan coal min0rs lett
fuf tho east a few days ago. the
Weaver mine has been running a dou.
no shift for several months
A. black has arrived mere from
Flagstan and ia working for J. A. Cor.
don.
A nno exhibit has been prepared By
tbe public school FOR the g. Louis ca.
position, Tue principal, W. A. Deck.
er, receives $3.50 per month and the 1
slH subordinate teachers Zach are paid !
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
NOTICE o. CONSOLIDATED

Notice Is hereby given that ia az.
cordance with chap or ~ OF the acts
of the legislative assembly OF the ter.
ritory Of New Mexico o. 1903. and IN
accordance with section 500 OF the
civil code OF California, the santa 70
Pacific Hospital association, a cOrpor.
alton existing under tho laws OF the
territory Of New MEXICO, ana the y. &.
Hospital association a corporation
existing under the laws of the state OF
California. did heretofore. on tho l6th
day OF January by action OF their re-.
spectivo boards Of directors, or trus.
tees, aRsented 10 In writing by three.
fourths OF the whole number OF tFus-
tees OF the santa BE Pacific Hospital
association and by throe.3ourths OF
the whole number Of directors OF the
3 @ H0spita, association. agree and
determine upon tho consolidation OF
said hospital associations. the consol.
idation 10 be- known and designated
as SANTA FE COAST LINES HOsPI.
TAI ASSOCIATION ana 10 oo organ.
lied under tho laws OF tno state OF
California, with its principal place
business az Los Angeles In said state.
SANTA FB PACIFIC HOSPITAL AS
ISOLATION, By A. q, WmAs,
ms Chairman
Attest.
q. HOLTERHOfF, Or.
Secretary.
THE 3. q. HOSPITAL ABsOClA1 ION.
By A. o. WELLS.
lts Chairman
Attest
@ HOLrERhOfF JR.
Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
FEDERAL LAND LAWS
aREAT CHANGE IN THEM Aovis.
so on COMMISSION.

A dispatch from Washington. dated
March 7, says;
Tho commission appointed By the
president on October ~. 1908. con
asting OF W. A. Richards, commission,
o. OF the general land omcei Olnord
ginohot chief forester OF tho depart.
nont Of agriculture, and =. "A. Newell,
ehioe engineer OF tho reclamation ser.
Vioo. 10 make suggestions regarding
ogviaion OF the laws relating 20 public
lands. hiss made 10 the president 4
partial report which was seat 10 con,
greaa today.
u recommends repeal OF tho tim
beF and stone act and the substitution
OF suitable proviaions for selling. after
apprlnal. the timber on public lands
that Is needed in large or small guam.
titlea for Industrial purposes.
The committee also recommends tho
repeal Of the law permitting asaiga.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

t1b per mohth for nine months school
Z has been determined BY the school
90 bug a plano next week.
there is strong talk Of having an
Independent ticket In the field for the
town election IN addition 20 the two
-ogular tickets
Ten Of our citizens have been elect.
cd members Of the Elks lodge OF A.
buquorQuo.
}, r. Brown. justice OF the peace OF
precinct No oil Gallup has resigned
liIs successor has not been appointed
yet
Clarkylllo and Gibson played ban
here last Sunday Score. i5 90 m,
favor 0f ClarGvillo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

sheflh Clcosoa romero has rocciv
cd wori that DR. Doamalas, whose
serious condition was reported from
Santa Rosa Saturday % doing we'll and
win recover. Tho feeling nov q thAt
the doctor did not attempt 30 oommht
suicide. but that sOmo ono tried Co.,
murder him 30 has enomies. and BE-
Always sleeps Win be door open. I'd
10 folt 30 BE- extremely unhacly ihat
a doctor would fan in he attomri
Furthermore, no possible reason can
20 advanced why DO should wtah 10
NAIVE such an attempt Las veens
Opil0.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
BUSY At TIVE FAIR GROUNDS
Workman Rushing Matters Of South
era Carnival COmpsnJ's Wagons,
COMING APRIL STREET FAIR

When the new wagons 90 the 5outh.
Crn Carnival company are brought
from the fair grounds IN April. Albu.
quorquo will bel pleased 90 their ap.
paaranco. surprised a. their number
and ag0g with appreciation az their
beauty rho city viii be- astonisnod
az their number and amazed az the
wonderful growth the show has made
since tho fair last TAIL
But not until this rrahd array OF
nineteen wagons and TIERS kinds OF
show paraphornalia o. brought from
the depths Of Floral ham and shines
bright aud glIstenlng rejecting the
April Now Mexico sun, viii TIE peo.
PIE wake up 90 the fact that n circus
has grown up right under their noses
DARING the winter
An winter long the south end of
Florsl hail. where during previous
territorial fairs MoHilla valley pump.
kins and Mogollon mountain minor.
ais have posed as peers OF thyir r2s-
poctlVo species has been the ampni'
thoatcr OF the nov Southern Carnival
companys growth Carpenter boncn.
90 line the walls of the old hail. and a
dozon men with hammer and saw
have built wagons and constructed
stages. and now that the mechanical
work Is about finished. the artist has
appeared with brush and OH Tho
artist D. a Mr. Lynn and the work ho
is doing iH Mighty aruauc. several
90 soc larger wagons arc garniahCd
with landscape views that are very
pretty 90 look az and are a. clearly
Imaginative as any circus poster ever
deslgnCl.
On another room u Floral hall aud
scattered about the fair grounds are
women and men making now fonts
and patching old tents This work
has been going on an winter, and one
90 see wnat has taken place AZ mo
fair grounds can easily see tho I'm.
portanCo OF encouraging Mr Roiss 90
make Albuquerque his permanent
winter quarters
For months the southern Carnival
company has Kept thirty men in the
city. Those people have boarded and
roomed AZ various places Supplies
have been purchased oi Albuquerque
merchants, and Ia many respects 10
the city obligated to Mr. Roiss for
harboriug his show here the past win.
ter
Bu, Mr. Rolss appreciates the iay.
ors ne haa received az TIE hands OF
Albuquerque people Bo said yester.
daT tina, he wBs much indebted for
the treatment bis people had received
here. be was indebted 90 the owners
of the fair grounds Tor the free use
Uf bic quarters and ne feels grateful
20 the leading citizens for their sup.
port OF bis April fair undertaking.
asd. although % may bo a failure To-
The way OF . money maker FOR him.
solf, ae will gratuitousiy take tho
ohance and feel that ne Ia only pay.
lag the deR he owes the people or
the city by giving them the best
street fair over shown In the west
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

ln the matter of thc estate OF George
w Johnston. deceased.
Notice is hereby givcn that ON th,
5tn day OF March 1904. the uudorslgu.
ed was duly appointed as exccutrix
of the last viii ana testament OF
George w Johnston. deceased. by the
probate court OF BcrnallIo county.
All persons having claims against
said cstota are required 90 present the
same within one year from said ap.
poIntmont 90 the probate court Tor all
lowance as provided by law.
FLORENCE POYAs JOHNSTON.
EXecutriX OF last viii aud testament
of George ~ Johnston. deceased.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Territorial Funds. -Aoladss Appointed
Final Homestead EalfIsS.
ARTICLES Of INCORPORATION

The United sintea land commission
and The hoard of public lands ~ Che
territory held their regular monthly
meetings at Che capitol huIidInF yca.
terday H0Ut.Hr bus.uo.s .uly Fas
Transacted
Territorial Funds Received
Territorial Treasurer Q. % vauahu
has received the following public
uuia From Hermann @ nocn. tree
uror aud ca omrio collector of aor0r.l
county tl2it2 taycs for $500 aut
tlt5Gs taxes for 1908
Notarics Public Appointed
Governor ugero appointed Iho fuI
lowing noiariea public O. E GU,H
" Alam0eorIo. for Otgr0 county,
Robert ~ Cor'sy OF Golden for Santa
D., county samuel Atkinson Of Roa.
erii for Chhtys county nauplo nn
'uH of Santa cruz fof santa ra
county.
Articles o. Incorporation
The following articles uf ucorpofa
J.1u have been Gloi In tho ,mco Of thn
territorial secretary Tho Bond and
Wo.ft company Tho incorporation ar.
George W Bond aud FRANKLIN bond OF
b. pamela and W. Wcist of Cuerr.
oft Leonard Wood county. Tho prime.
goal place OF business la CuDryo. New
MDslru The company H Incorporate
tr nfiy years Cor tho purpose of deal
me Boo wool h.lca. pclta ahocp. cattle.
horses and other live stock and to car
y uu "a general merchandise baaIncas
Tho capital stock OF thc company t
$4,000 divided .uto 10000 shares uf
Che par value of On each Tho nrst
board OF directors couaiais OF the .u
c0rporntors
Final Homestead Entries.
No $3.50. March 4 Mary y robert
OF lruItlaud. SO ~. sW "A. section q.
M "a NV "a. section 90. r. Mr.
90 w. $50 acres Doe San Juan county
No 333i. March o. nonlno MARTINEZ
OF Sanchez. w &c. M "a. x "a. NV
if. section so. y ~ ". n % E i60
acres In San Miguel county
homestead Entries
Tho following homestead 0auios
have been made Boz The United states
land office ~ 1Sl4 March 4 Tor.
ouzo chavez. OF Soma. sE ~. section
Q. n o N. n % o.. 100 acres in San
Miguel county 80. 1889. March 4.
Francifco ortiz of VIlIanuovn. NV &C.
section no. n Q n. q 49, y. 100 acfos
loo San Miguel county No. 1883. March
sablna Sanchez OF WAGON Mound.
s. o. sW 40. NW a.. sW a. sW
a.. NV lf. section tg. TON. RIA
%, 100 acres ln San Miguel county
no 1885. March Milton n. Stevens
of Pennington. so IA, 81 ~. section
8, M ~ MA a. sectic- a. T. 80 n.
"a 10 w so acres in San Juan county
No. 1896. March 2. Domingo BALES of
Mountalnair sW ~. NV ~. NV I-t.
SW ~. section 20. N az. 80 ~. So.
ton 20. r o N, re p 100 acres 10 va.
lencia county No. 1877. March 2
Johi Baker o. pinia Wlels. W ~ sW
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No 1855. March q Santiago RODRIGUEZ
~ Chavca. n ~. M ~ 6W "A. NJ
~, sE a. NV a.. section ~. T1sR
u "a n 100 sores in San Miguel
county
The following homestead entry bas
been made In the United states hnl
once. No. ASA, March g. Albino
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~ section ~. u ~. NBi.i section
~ T ~ N. Il "a n ieo acres IN san
Miguel county