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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
TORRANCE COUNTY
APPOINTMENT or ELECTION
COMMISSIONERS ron THE NEW
COUNTY.

Executive office. Santa Fo. ~ NJ.
August J.. 1904
Whereas. section g of chapter 7O.
of The laws of New Mexico fnr 1908.
entitled. IAN net 90 create the coun.
ty OF Torrance and 90 provide Tor the
government thereof" approved March
lG. 1908. provides. ao rofows.
"SCc. g. on the first day OF August.
1909. the governor of tho territory of
New Mexico shall appoint three quail.
fled persons. legal voters within tho
county of Torrance. as a returning
board, whose duties shall De- the same
as county commissioners IN regard TO
the appointment of boards of roglstra
ton and Judges of election On the said
county OF Torrance and whose duty Il
shall bee 90 cali and give notice OF the
holding OF n general election. nc the
time and iu tho manner now prCscrih.
ga by law. Tho members OF the said
returning board before entering upon
the discharge OF their duties shall
take tho oath OF office before some
officer qualified 90 administer oaths.
MS provided Tor county commissioners.
and the said returning board when so
appointed and qualified as herein pro.
yldod shall have the same power and
authority az 10 receiving canvasslng
and certifying the returns Of tho gen.
cral election to be- held on tho first
Tuesday after the first Monday Of No
vomhor 1904. for county officers Of
said county as ia now conferred by
law upon county commissioners OF the
several counties OF this territory. and
tho said returning board shall serve
Ga such capacity without componsa.
tion FOR their services"
Now. therefore. T. J. W. Reynolds.
acting governor 81 tho territory OF
New Mexico in accordance with the
provisions Of said act and by virtue
OF the authority IN mo vested. DO hero.
by appoint william McInoHh. OF Moln
tosh. New Mexico, Juan a.. Janmlllo.
Of Torroon. New Mexico. ana Bias Du.
ran. of Duran. New Mexico. as such
election commission and returning
board. and the persons go appointed
viii proceed TO qualify and discharge
their duties az provided hy law.
Done az the executive office This.
the first day Of August. A. d.. 1904
Witness my hand and the great seal
of the territory OF New Mexico.
J. W. WAYNOLDS.
ny Acting Governor.
j W Reynolds.
Secretary of New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
ALAMOGORDO'S GROWTH
FIVE YEARS AGO LAST SUNDAY
SAW FIRST TRAIN.

sunday. Gyo years ago the head
quarters of the E paso a. Northeast.
em lihgu the White oaks route. was
removed from El PnEo 10 Alam1gordo.
Tho train left III Paso nc 10 a. M.
and arrived 40 AIamogOrd0 az %. ~.
aud among those on board that train
were Colonel A g. GrIoF. r. J. ned-
man, Harry Alexander. D. j. Brick aud
D. A. Odds. of tho general managers
office and of those Goa the auditors
office D. ~ ilartgr. Harry HAIL and a.
Parker Drake. George webb was chief
dispatcher. The attorneys office was
not moved with the operating outfit
but remained ln El Paso for another
year a good soaking rain was failing
when the train arrived. The Alamo
brass band was not boz existence then.
but from the Threats of more than a
Thousand gial voices shouts OF wei.
come went mp and This was tho boz
ginning oi "Alamosorjo tho Wonder.
ful"
Of that body of men who arrived
that day only two remain Mossrs.
~ J nodman and j, j. Brick The
others are scattered tO the four cor.
ners of the earth
The road TO the north had reached
CarrIzozo and the e. a s. NJ. railway
was a. la Luz What a changel
Then tho train was boarded az El
Paso az about 10 a. ma they took
lunch on the car at JarIllr and arrived
at Alanogordo about or 3 p m. and
stopped. Now the train Is boarded for
Chicago or anywhere else Il Us want.
cd 10 move 90 Then Alamog0rdo was
hardly known 90 the inhabitants OF
New Mexico. Now Alamogordo ia on
the map OF che uuited states and
known throughout the whole railroad
kingdom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

of fh unfortunate Listening
30 tl,se tales eff woo De- one Of the
penalties the rich must pay. and
whether ho recognizes an obligation
io help tho less unfortunate or not
lhoif claim upon his Time and bis ro.
sources Wiz ho stronuousiy pressed
All sorts of stnomcs have boon do
rsnd hy rich men for dIsposug OF
those claimants upon their bounty.
Hut th0 bureau Cor hurd luck stories
organized by "a score cot New York
business men seems original enough
to Clil for more than pa .uE notice.
Those gentlemen have pooled $4,000
In "a bureau to listen io oil "hard
luck stories. fhc purpose being 90
save tIo valuable time of thg mem.
hors But fortunately. there Or some.
th.ug more io thC scheme than listen.
.ur The bureau embraces a wide
range of practical philanthropy. In.
Guiding "a loan agency In Sow York
CITY and o. farm colony in New Jor.
Eoy 49, an carnCrt OF their purpose
nof to breed p1uror'sm or mnl'c.
uury che mCmncr arc pledged not
to give any applicant Tor ald more
thar 25 cents 81 "a man wants more
chan fh.s ho De- sent to the "hard luck
bureau whore Dee may obtain "a small
loan without security provided he can
Furnish satisfactory references na 20
his character and bite intention to
repay tho loan. For tho applicant who
really wishes Co work f1r wages. an
opportunity is 90 bo afforded ln the
Jersey farm colony. for which a large
tract of land. now principally wood
land has been purchased
no is TO DO hoped that the "hard
luck bureau viii work out according
to thc plans ana expectations of Its
founders
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
CONFIDENCE iy PoostyflT

rhg feeling of confidence witch pr-
tnios ;ho business 'ut....s oi Goo
country 90 the tcr'ru.-s nj Doc pcs
enl campaign ia in sfauiy.us contrast
to tho uneasinoss and disirust usually
sG noticeable at such at time. By bust.
ness Interests wc mean. says lHo Col.
orado Springs telegraph. the real In.
iustral and commercial interests of
Iho country. not tho trusts The vast
com Hinati0ns of capital which have
sought Cor several years tu muu0p0.
ye everything aud grow frt by Illegal
methods are quite naturally badly
worried huf this was tO bo expected.
THE administration of President
Roosevelt by Co.'S strict enforcement
1t lbe antitrust laws. has made 20
hard for them to lo business accord.
lnr tu their own sweet viii So thoy
have taken up the banner OF domocra.
cH nominated q candidate who wears
UJ collar and viii DO their bidding.
ml ore now trying tho country into
,I0JI.us him hy pr0cIaimIng Roosevelt
H unsafe"
By his fair aud impartial enforce.
mont of all tho laws. President Roosc.
yD.t has won the confidence OF tho
real business Interests of me nation
commercial Agricultural. mining. and
those engaged in every other occuna.
tlon They know that hls election VIII
rgan the continuance of the proson,
financial and tariff policies, which
hive been tested Tor sovCu years. and
have resulted ia the most wonderful
national prosperity ia our history
Dor this reason they are united IN his
support while the opposition. united
on nothing, ls composed OF two widely
sunderod factions. one favorlng Illegal
trusts. tho other discroditod and re-
pudIntod financial theories. u o. not
at an surprising that confidence IN
Roosevelt ia everywhere apparent
among tho substantial conservative
people OF the country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
RuSlM bOONIb

To the close observer of current
events OF the seat of war On the
Orient and in Europe. there is very
strong reason to believe that Russia
is doomed as o. world power.
The probability .s that the fan of
Port Arthur should % cvontuato dur.
Ing the next few days. gil mark tho
beginning OF tho end Cor the Russian
empire. Already The northern bear
has lost prestige to such an extent
that 20 can never regain the position
q held prior 10 the war with Japan.
But n few months ago mistress OF the
Orient. ontrOncbCd iu Manchuria and
apparently secure from the aRgros.
sion OF the entire world. Russia has
undergone so many rovorsos at the
hands % an infant nation that she o.
On the eve OF dlsiutegration.
Tho fan OF Port Arthur viii close
tho war. Tor this Is Russla's only prnc.
teal nayal base in the far cast. This
taken. Japan win invade and hold
without difficulty the whole of south.
orn Manchuria. but the willy advisors
of the mikado viii rest content with
this knowing full we'll that 20 ven.
turC further would Boz suicidal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

There Is more catarru IN this sec.
lion of the country that ail other OILS.
eases put together. and until the last
few years was supposed 10 boz incur.
able For great many years doctors
pronounced IL a local disease and pre-.
scribod local remedies and boy con-
stuuily falling 90 cure with local
treatment. pronounced &c lncurablo.
Science has proven catarrh 20 be a
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
HALLS Cntarrh Cure, manufactured by
F D. Cheney a. Co.. Toledo. ohio.
s the only constitutional cure on the
market 10 Is taken Internally In doses
from 90 drops to a toaapoouful n acts
directly ON Che blood and mucous sur
faces of the system They offer one
hundred dollars for any case 90 fails
To- cure. Send for circulars and tostl.
m0nials Address r. j. Cheney a. Co..
Toledo. Ohio Sold hy druggists. zoe.
Take HALLS Family pins Tor constlpa-
Uuu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
LH-.MNRlkr

Only tho mst dDnI0rahle results
can arise from ono present condition
81 affairs ln ttc meat trade In Chi
cago. Tho str... OBJ. inc allied trades
unions in sympathy with the meat
cutters viii o.thor have the effect of
bringing the packers into a more roa.
Eonahlo frame of mind, or % win pro.
clpitato one of the most L'tor and o.
Eantlc E'weEl,s which has over taken
place between capital and labor On
this country There Ia stili hope. how.
ever. that iho tramatora union. which
all along has acted tho part OF peace
maker. may succeed Zoo arranging
some sort of "a modus vIyondl. where
by all the strikers may intimately Dol
roinstatod. and the question of tbt
wage schedule Dee loft 60 the decision
% an arbitration board.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

that there ore ftss2 aliens On our
penal institutions. nearly onc.half OF
Che number being insane and one.
third pauuors The document "a n
strong pIoa far Keeping the lmml
Frai.an bars up just as high and as
close together as possible.
Tho attendance no the Worlds fair
ur tO thia time has boon so light. that
Doc tac future similar shows may not
ho opened until tho cool weather OF
the i4ll season Probably on oxposl.
ton, which would Dee complete at the
opening. and extend f1r but three
months. in cool weather. would bring
loo more net money than those con.
lucInl ou zoe existing plan. and ac.
c1mmodafo just as many people.
The STRIKER should never overlook
tho uCt that riot. bloodshod. carnage
and luo destruction of property la tfo
very worst argument that could bo
presented .u support OF hIs cause The
sympathy of tho masses Co. with or.
sauIzed labor. but this does not mean
that an honest labor is Co be- found
only within tho ranks OF the union.
Ists The business OF the unIonlst "a
to educate labor Co the knowledge
that unity Is strength" Moral sua.
sion is more effective than force.
Tho official register shows that al
the close of the FIRST twenty-five
years of civil service rule. 27t.1Ss
persons are in government employ IN
nll capacities. 25.SlG 90 whom are in
the District of Columbia. About one.
half or I3t.5is, have obtained their
positions through competitive exam.
nations About 5000 have been ap.
pointed directly by tho president.
5000 chiefly old soldiers. are on
the excepted list and 10000. chiefly
connected with the mailer postof.
flces, are ln the uuclassinod service.
lea che Cascade mountains. about
l5 miles cast of Jacksonville. ore.
tho seeker of the curious will find
Great Sunken lake. the deepest
lake iu the world. so far as its slt.
uatiOn is concerned. Tor o iH said
to ayorage 5000 feet down 90 the
walor ON an sides Tho depths Of
the watcr are unknown. and lts
surface is smooth aud unrufncd by
me strongest winds n Oh about 40
miles in length. and four aud ouohalf
miles wide. For unknown ages % has
laid sun, silent and mysterious ln the
bosom of me great mountain range. ns
though scoupcd ont by me hand o. a
giant genius
when all che national conventions
of parties. big and little. shall have
been held and their work accom-
plishod. there vii bee about a dozen
perhaps a bakers dozon--tlckcts ln
The field, only two OF which viii have
any prospect or hope OF securing a
single electoral vote. Il ls not highly
improbable. however. that The support
drawn from the two great parties
hy the minor organizations may an.
feet one of the two SO much
more severely than tho other
az 20 change tho result Of the
election from what might &c
hay' been had there been but two
competitors This has occurred % the
past notably in 1884. and De- likely TO
happen again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
SAW VlNECEROSES
MASON KELLY FELT THEM
CRAWLING UP NC ARM.

Mason Kelly had an exciting export.
cnco Tuesday evening. says the silver
city Enterprise. Upon retiring 10 h.A
dowuy couch, for a good nights
suooze after the rain, me felt some.
thing crawling up bis arm. The sen.
satIon gave him a creepy feeling al.
though De doesn't admit a. and sum.
monIng bis courage he gave his arm
a slap. In tho dark. and felt s0mo.
thiug hit the wall and bounce back
again on tine bed Hastily lighting a
match, the uncanny form OF a vine
gorono, revealed Itself Mason hastily
dispatched the deadly creature and
once more sought his couch But his
nerves. now set on edge. 2C'cctod a
sllghtnolso ON tho window sill near
lho bed The young man lost 80 time
ln getting out OF bed aud again seek
ing light ON the subject which ne
found tO be another vincgorono, the
mate OF the one no had Just Killed.
Mason says he has heard Of people
seeing things at ulght but this was
the FIRST time he had over been I'm a
receptive condition 10 undergo that
experience.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

tor, oi tho navy as governor of New
York. as president Oft the United
states he has never failed 20 show a
real loyalty To tho true interests of
lauor in hls first message 90 congress
ho saidi
The most vital problem with
which this country and for that mat.
ter tho whole civilized world. has to
deal 's the problem which has for
one EIdo tho boitcrmcut of social
conditions moral and physical. bon
large cities and for another side me
efforts .o deaf with tHut taueIo of
farrDirhiug questions which we
group together whom uc speak of la.
Dor"
Ils entire record os legislator and
executive De- consistent with that ut
Inan0r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
4 BfNoCRlTlC ClyblDut
.b, Kansas Ciy Star says

The Kansas Cig Star Says
"Jrg simpson announces tha, ho
90 to r.Dutnr politics and GA coud.
dent uat he wIu bo chosen delegate
% congress from Now Moxlco. be
would bo interesting Co learn Just
whore Jerry stands. especially as Doc
NO longer stands ln his baro feet DE
was o. populIst hut Is advanced by
the New Mexico domQcmts as can.
dldatc. aud presumably De- 40 least
a democratic pupulHt. Hut .s ho with
the ST. Louis platform and nominees
without reserve" 0r B De with
Bryan. whose appreciation o. so quail.
fled that @ ls hard to Bnd7 or ia Dee
with Che Oklahoma platform builders.
who are unr,scry.1ly enthusiastic.
ally and optm.stioaIIg FOR both ends
OF the Ions sTrIuR7
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
LETTER LIST

Remaining In the posionice az Al
buquorquo. ~ NJ. July 80. 1904
Persons calling for or sending Tor
those letters please state whore they
mad been receiving mail. also mention
date OF advertising.
Free delivery OF letters az toe resi-.
dcncc oi addrosseo may be secured
by observing the following rules
Direct letters plainly 20 street mum.
hcr.
Give writer's name. and request en-.
swor 90 De directed accordingly.
Advertised matter is previously
held ono week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter Is held tro
weeks before O. goos 20 the dead lst.
Ger office at Washington. d. @.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
EXCURSION TO LAS VEGAS
ALBUQUERQUE SHOULD SEND A
GOOD CROWD THURSDAY, Az.
GUST n.

Secretary Gunsul. of tho Territorial
Fair association, y. J. Houston, man.
agor OF the Browns base ball club.
and the fair committee should make Il
point 10 get out ceiling tickets now
FOR the excursion TO Las Vegas, Thurs.
day. August a. Agent Myers. of tho
Santa re company, says the excursion
train viii leave tho local depot % G
o'clock In the morning, and after re-.
naming an the afternoon Ga las We.
gas, will return 10 the city about 10
o'clock thai night. Besides the game
OF base ball between tho Browns anu
Blues. the oXcursinnists win be treated
20 other exciting events. and viii also
witness some fine drilling contests
between the territorial military com.
panies. Tickets, 20 Las Vegas and re.
turn. only So. Purchase a ticket from
the committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
Woodmen LoqrollIno.

Vicksburg. Miss, August 2-Tho
Woodmon of six statos--Arkansas
Louisiana Kentucky Alabama. Tenn.
essoo and Misalsslppi-aro represent.
cd at tho second annual meeting De.
gun here today hy tho Mississippi
Valley Logr0lllng association An
elaborate program Of entertainment
has been arranged On honor OF the
visitors and many novel features will
be- carried ont during their two days
stay in che city. Governor Vardaman
and Congressman John Sharp VIII
llams viii address tho meeting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

llUst0n, August 2-The wool mar
kej maintains a nrm tone With some
business doing, although malmfactur.
ers call for supplies have bdlon of
considerably from the activity shown
a few weeks ago Large mills have
bought freely OF new woods and the
smaller concerns have also done some
purchasing which leaves values Ca
strong position
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
ROOsEytLrs LABOR RECORD

Theodore Roosevelt from the day
of his first entrance into public lie
over twenty years ago, has been a
consistent and unsolfIsh friend of
Chs mhh who tolls AZ a member OF
the New York assembly, as ciyil ser.
vice commissioner as assistant score
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

Appleton, Wis, August "A large
number OF expert marksmen faced
the traps today az the opening OF the
hrst annual tournament of the Apple.
ton Gun club for which preparations
have been going forward for several
months Tho program covers two days
and provides for twelve dfttcn.blrd
events and one twonjybird event
each day. The large number OF con.
tostants and the excellence of tho
program combine TO give promises OF
one Of the most successful shooting
tournaments ever held lr this state
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
COgTELYoUS HCuPES

Chairman Corolyous first forecast
ui Che election results u November
have been made public DE gives
Roosevelt goa votes sure. or twenty
eisht moro than necessary to- elect
and This without counting New York
Chairman CorteJoua table ls bs fol.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

The census has just been finished.
u Is believed that Il has been tho
most careful OF any every taken and
gives the number OF Indiana in tho
puoblos named az correctly as possl.
bic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
CENSUS OF the INDIANS
ENUMERATION or THE ELEVEN
PuEBLos M CENTRAL AND
NORTHERN NEW MEXICO.

Tho following are the figures OF tho
population of the Indian puehlos
north of CochIu and under the iurls.
dlction of Superintendent Clinton J..
Crandall of the United statos Indian
industrial school ln Santa DO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

No such thing as summer com.
plant" where Dr. Fowlor's Extract OF
wild strawberry IL kept handy. Ma.
lures remedy for every loosoness OF
tho bowels.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

last Saturday. at 1880 o'clock D..
mY az the Baptist church parsonage.
Charles ID Dustin and Miss laura
HaEoldlno, were married. the coro
mony being performed by Rev w. g..
McNoill
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

New York, August al Marbourg
Keody, recently appointed proaecut
ms aitornoy for the Panama canal
cone. sailed for the isthmus today 90
enter Gpon hts new duties Mr. Keody.
who Is well known attorney OF this
city. Is admirably equipped for tho
position, 30 which ho has been APP
pointed aad % expected 10 be- q valu.
able aid Ia the canal commissioners
and officials now et Panama.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

Eczema. scnld head. hives ltchluesa
OF the skin Of any sort instantly 70.
loved, permanently cured. D0ans
Ointment AT any drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
nARb LUCK RUREAn

The man who has more money than
he can uao whether Dc sol q hy hard
work lucky inyostmontor inheritance.
can seldom escape the "hard luck
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
Sour
Stomach

No appetite, loas Of strength. nsrvsus-
ness, headache. constipation. bad hrsath.
general debility. sour risings and calarh Of
me stomach are an duo 10 Indigestion. Kodol
cures Indigestion. This new discovery repFs.
senis he natural juices Of digestion az ihey
exist IN q healthy stomach. combined With
ne greatest known tonic and Fcoonslruotlve
properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
only cure Indigestion and dyspepsia. bui ms
famous remedy cures al stomach troubles
~ cleansing, purifying, swceienlng and
strengthening he mucous membranes lining
Che stomach. s
~ s. 8. pan. q Ravsasvoad. w. Va rsys,--
= Waa ualtiai With sour stomach iof fsentY grsra
49, cured ne md we are nov uaing 4 li mid
hodol Dlgosis What You Fat.
hoites only 800 sils ho'dlnf as tines re uit
t'fo. which as.la Co 90 cent?.
FfepaFed bY q. o. DsWlTr q 90, CHICAGO
For sale by -. n, hriEga & Co. aud
y Vann a Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06

y. r. GIN has resigned with the
Crystal Ice company and accepted the
position OF collector for the Imperial
Laundry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-06
through the Skin
TO THE BLOOD.

Some Of the most stubborn diseases enter into the
system through The pores Of the skin The Juices Of
Poison Oak aud IVY and other uoxoug wild rogts -,
taken into the circulation, break ont afrcs each sas
and lingcr ON Tor years unless antdoted and driven I