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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
Perfect conHdenee.

Who're they used 20 be a feeling cf
uneasineGa and worry IN the house.
hold when q chlld showed symptoms
OF Group, there 10 now perfect coma
denco. 4 his Is owing 20 the uniform
success OF ChaLlberiain'B Cough
Remedy 10 the treatment OF that ais.
ease. Mrs, IA. I. BasfOrd. OF Pooiea.
vile, Nd, Ia speaking OF her exper.
ience ia the use OF that remedy says;
II have a world OF confidence in
Chamoerlain'e cough Remedy for {
have used II with perfect success.
Ny child Garland Is subject 20 Sc.
we're attacks OF Group and q always
gives him prompt relief" For sale BY
an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
COAL HEAVIER JOHN
ne ASSAULTED JAKE LONG AND
THEN DISAPPEARED.

The coal HEAVIER. known only hy tho
name ef John. who Saturday night as.
sau.tcd Jake Long nlsht foreman OF
the round house. wish a shovel and lm.
modlatoly disappeared has not been o.
Gated by the police and the special
Santa tr Officers who are in search vi
him.
u seems that John assaulted Long
over q very ivlal matter Long
Thought the engines were being coa.ei
TOO slowly. aud took the foreman ST
fle coal gang 90 task about H. Tho
a1oyelor OF black diamonds became
very much enraged and attacked hia
llporlor with a shovel Ia "a yery yi1-
lent manner. Re struck Long several
Zines over the head. knocking him
down and INJECTING a wound four inch.
o. long on the right side OF the heat
The blows were stunning and the In.
iugc3 mnn laid on the ground some
minutes before recovering. Ito haaily
gained sufficient strength 30 pick him.
sclf up and go Go a doctor
The assallant is formerly of uouga
city Kansas. and has worked al iho
local coal chute only a short time. Tho
officers are confident Of his apprehrn.
zion sooner or later.
The charge of assault with intent t1
k.I' WIN bc lodged against him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
UNIVERSITY NOTES

The feature of the week has been
Or Byron w Kings visit to AIbuqucr.
luc and the University on Monday
morning Or King spoke 20 tho stu.
tents In assembly Gaia address was q
discussion of the expression az thought
emotion and win with humorous %.
lustraiions aui eloquent language ho
held che closest attention. now con.
ylIsing with laughter then moving t0
tears. Do The afternoon "a reception
was given Zoo Dr. Kings honor al he
school 90 Music. after which be- spoke
ma tho subject IAN tho Worlds a
Stage on Monday evening ho gave
"a Two hours lecture at Colombo hau
and another in The scho0 of Music hail
On Tuesday evening % can be safely
said that as lecturer and entertainer
be Is one 0f the hest. and ho WIN ever
be- welcome visitor
The EEirolla Literary society hold
its regular biwCekly meeting yoster
lay afternoon An hour was devoted
10 parliamentary drnl and the study
90 Roberts Rules of order.
Prof EspInosa's advanced class in
spanish Is studying "Zaraqueta' with
q view 20 putting BE- ON the stage some.
time la the future u will be- carried
out Ia Spanish.
The commercial department has re-.
sciycd a new smith-promier typowrit
Ing machine
Mr. Lembko has finished hauling the
brick for the big we'll and will soon
commence putting Il in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
Better Than cold.

u was troubled for several years
with chronic Indigestion and ner.
voua debility writes b. J.. Green, on
Lancaster, N. "a, mo remedy helped
me until ! began using Electric Hit.
ter8, which did me more good than
an the medicine 5EeF uaad. They
have also Kept my wife IN excellent
health for years She says Electric
bltters are just splendid for female
tfoubleai that they are a grand ton.
he and invigoFateF for weak. run down
women. No other medicine can take
its place in eur family" ITy then.
Only SOC. satisfaction guaranteed by
an uTgigtH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

evening by slipping on the coal tack
Of hia engine says tho Republican
Tie fen backwards and IN such a man.
ner az 60 iniuro his spine tie a.
carried on the train. and Doctor Clay.
ton was called and attended the in.
lurod man. BE was then taken IN 20
Albuquerque 10 enc hosnitul. where ne
viii be taken care or shepard Ia
provorblally unluCky Recently q
lump of coal fell on him and struck
hla head cutting quite q gash. which
had 20 be sewtd MP; again he va
working around HE engine and cut
himself on the arm with q hnlfo. witch
laid him up FOR a while. his latest
Injury will probably details hin 10 the
hospital for some time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
slLvERrcW COLO, HAPPY.
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP or gLEc.
TRIO LIoHTo BENEFICIAL TO
THE PUBLIC.

a telegram from silycrton. Colo. 10
tho Denver News says Tho oiu sil.
yorton Electric Lght pud Power com.
pany which has been supplying lights
Tor streets. business and residence
purposes 40 tails place Cor tho pas;
htteou years. closed down today on
account OF this town having success.
fully built and put In operation the
new municipal electric light plant
The town plant was started up June
I last. aud the old company ondeavor.
ed by reducing ratios and in many
other ways 20 force the town 20 cease
Go compete. but Dc was not successful
and some two wool ago O. g. Henry
OF Denver. manager OF the old com.
pany, sont word 20 hia local manager
To stop doing business on the last OF
January. TINS town is now lighted
ON an streets w.lh au abundance Of
arc lights. besides furnishing light 60
consumers at an average cost OF 80
conts of i6.candle power lights. a re-.
ductIon OF over go per cent from foe.
mpr charges. and boaidoa returning
20 the town a clear pr0ht after ait
expenses are raid OF over 500 per
month. Tho plant now completed was
erected at a cost OF $4,000 aud great
credit is given Mayor A. Ballou
for the successfui carrying out OF
tins splendid municipal enterprise
without a tax being levied IN payment
OF the same
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

From tho Miner
There arc move felony cases on tbs
docket uf thU district count at tht
f'W" than at any ono Time Ia fhe H.s.
tory 0f che county,
The now Elk opera bous. Do being
rushed tl completion as fast as posi-.
no when completed 90 win b.
credit lo Klugmun and Mohave co1a
ty
Leon urryfus the follow Who pur
lo.nod a diamond rms from tho room
of o. W. Kompor and wIfo a few
month"; aFo. was adludgcd Insane by
months ago was adWdred Insane ~
Judge Logan and sheriff Loun took
the fellow 10 tho insane asylum a.
Phoenix
Iur.ng Cine cold spell tag thorn met
cr foll HB low na eighteen tl Frefa
above zero Boa aud aroAnd KinHmau
IhiH Is The coolest OF the winter But
t1.s la nothing like the weather in tho
cast, where forty degrees below zero
haa been quite common.
k.nrmau n Wnlapl Indian attempt
GEO t1 kil Policeman iack base N0u
day night by firms o. number 0f
shots ht hm with young cannon
Several of thD lnuHI. iu .le camp
hnb "a nauow escape from tbo shots
but uo one was injured Tho shooter
was arrested and noW hnuuishts u
jail awaItue hIs preliminary eNam
nation
Juan Ncli one ofthr residents
uf this county. died az hIs home ou
tlc nIg Sandy after lingering Illness
Deceased WAS the father uf % LARGE
family of children. many ~ whom
live on the SANDY and Boa Kugman
liu was native OF Peru aged "a
years Tho funeral took place hom
che home of his BON
United states Marshal MeCord and
deputy j A poUorio arrived In King
man for the purpose OF taking crazy
ChIuaman 10 San Francisco tor dcpor.
tatIou to China Tho Chlnaman has
boon boo the county lau ire past two
months and shows every evidence of
Insanity % ls reported that tho aaI.
ors aud officers 0f the Korea. the YES.
cot on which tho Chinaman 10 10 boz
placed. have refused t0 receive tho
Monaghan
The men who broke iau al White
hillH Friday nirht OF tho last week
were uvorhauIUd and captured by Den.
ufy ShDriH HUuDgwUU La H0uaIII E.r.
y "Wednesday last the men had been
without food FOR hyo days HubslauuF
ON roots aud bark ~ plants They bad
Travelled two days with sackioH on.
hut managed 90 break tho irons and
free themselves. Ono OF the men says
ho never wants t0 undergo anch prl
vailons again AZ ono time tnoy had
"a narrow escape from death while 20.
ing along the rim OF thc Black Canyon
by The diHlodgmont OF great mass 0f
rock. which they narrowly Escaped
going down with into the middle OF
the river Deputy sheriff Walter
Brown and The tfailorH were without
food ior thlrtysig hours Tho men
and their loot were taken 90 kingman
Thursday afternoon and lodged In ian.
~ is supposed that the shoes found in
tho possession 81 the prisoners were
atolen from a Santa Pc car near AIbu.
quorquo some weeks ago The uhoes
we're consigned 90 q firm in Ina An.
gelos and bore their uime on The in.
side 1i the shoes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
A FOWL DEAL
p. NJ luck moURNs fHE LOSS or
THlRTY,sEVEN CHOICE, FAT
PULLETs.

When r. NJ zuok counted hIs chick-
onH on Thuraday MIGHT be had thirty.
nino mostly white leghofns. but when
ho went out trday morning ho was
surprised to and dead chickens ali
over the yard and upon opening me
coop only two lonesome hens came
forth to parhkC of the usual morning
breakfast food and rand march, says
tno Holbro9h argus De at once nou.
med the aher1s office. When sharn
Houck arrived b. st Dad counted tha
dead chickens and found ho was shy
nineteen besides those found dead
Upon eAAmiaaiion every chicken was
found 90 have "a broken haCE.
From aii appearances tho thief was
either a Ereon hand or Intended rolNN
into the Wholesale chicken business
evidently after opening tho coop q
looked iike such d snap toe thiei
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
COTTON IN EDDY COUNTY
AN ACREAGE WHICH WILL PRO.
bucE ABouT TWO THOUSAND
BALES TO Be PLANTED THIS
YEAR.

Notwithstanding the conditions ar
last year when. owing TO factors that
were little less than phenomenal and
which can never occur again the chief
result OF which was shortage OF water
az critical times there viii be- nearly
1000 acres OF cotton planted So the VT.
clnity OF Carlsbad this spring says the
Carlsbad Argus
Al this time the acreage b fixed by
> A Ramsey. president OF the Ram
sey Ginning company 30 200. and q
De- more than Likely that the acreage
VIII reach 1000 by the time the ground
Is ready Tor tho seed
Last year sotton waa ara eXperimol;
here and while 90 certain extent tha
crop was not up 40 expectations.
enough was learned 90 convince the
pioneers that the staple could be- sue.
cessfully raised by irrigation. ard that
u the seed were cotton in early enough
20 make the season as long as possible
a most satisfactory yield could bo ex
ecuted on the rich sandy soils of me
county on one tract last year mo
Ramsey Brady company raised balo
and q half % the acre ana while % ls
not claimed that This average can be-
maintained % lH thought that a halo
straight through Will he safe calcu.
alton as soon as the farmers have
learned tho rudimonts In the cultlya.
tion 81 che plant Mr Ramsey VINO
was an old planter was the advisor for
the whole community arranging Tor
the seed running tho STA and generally
advising the farmers believes that the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

though he would take the whole aocE
bot after having completed the butch.
ering Dee found they wero to0 heavy
90 carry, or me- loHt nerve and isft
nearly hair scattered around TIE yard
There have been numerous chicksn
thieves around iiolhrook in mo past
hui none have shown themselves -
greedy az this ono
sheriff Houck has hunted lhe t0wa
over hut ao far has noe succeeded iu
finding trace %. the miarfenHt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

AIa1iUg on Lincoln Forest Reserve.
The following rulings by the sec.
rotary OF the interior. relative to graz.
Ing privileges on the reserve. was
rocenuy received by Clement High.
tower. and viii bo OF interest 10 many
of our readers:
ION January m, lgU. the secretary
.oi tho interior decided 90 allow 10000
head OF sheep and goats aud l2.OUO
head of cattle aud horses 20 Craze on
the Lincoln Forest Reserve during the
season 0f 1904. tho sheep and goats
from March 10 90 October On. and
the cattle ana horses the customary
period, provided that stock of actual
residents may craze on the reserve
au og any part OF he year. Applica.
lions will now be- in order. and the
sooner they are made the better
j. %. IlMPLE. Act. Com.
ln pursuance Oh the above. an per.
sons entitled to grazing privileges can
secure application blanks and any fu-.
Their Information desired by address.
INK the supervisor at Captain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
WEAK AND Low.sPiRlrer.

a Correspondent Thus Describes ia
Experience.
can strongly recommend Her
bino az medicine of remarkable chi
.cacy Tor Indigestion. loss OF appetite.
eour taste la the mouth. palpltatlon.
headache. drowsiness after meals Win
distressing mental deprcssions ard
low spirits Horhlno must ha a unique
operations Tor cases such as mine
Tor few doses entirely removed my
omnlalnt wonder az people going o.
suffering or spondlHr their moncy on
worthless things. whom Hofhino is pro.
durable and 90 cheap" bottle At
j. II O'Riclly Drug Company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

ciplino and declares that whenever q
man is caught running a block or
stealing a switch he should be einmiss.
Cd. whereas no la only frequently dis.
ciplinod by suspension Tne purpose
OF tho pamphlet be says is to prove
that there IL no occasion Tor the indi-
vIdual comparisons which the inter.
state commerce commission. a. a.
present constituted. has always made
between American ana foreign rail.
wHvH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

The FIRST action nen YOU nave a
cold should be TO relieve the lungs.
This is best accomplished By the free
use OF Chambcrlaln'a Cough Remedy.
ans remedy hquofos the tough niue.
us and causes SIS expulsion from the
air cells OF the lungs produces a free
eNpectoration, and opens TIE secre.
less. A complete cure soon follows
Thls remedy will cure a sever cold
IN less time than any nthei tSear
msni and ~ leaves the system in
natural and healthy condition a
counteracta any tendency towara
pneumonia. For sale ny al druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
BIG MORTGAGE RECORD
FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR bocu.
WENT m FAVOR or NEW YORK
TRUSTS COMPANY FILED

One OF the largest martgaEo bouds
ever hled ~ Salt Lake. Utah. we
placed on record IN nc county record.
ors ofloo BY the Western Pacific
Railway company. concern inoorpOr.
atcd in California, for the purpose Of
building and operating n line OF rail
way between san Francisco and salt
Lake.
The bond held % Cor 10000 900 and
BE- drawn in inyo. OF the Bowling
Green Trust company OF New York.
Five per cent is 10 be paid on the
bonds. which will mature In thirty
years from september ! 1903.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

Nothing Equals Chamberlnlna colle.
Cholera and plarfheea Romedy.
Or y % spears. oil pinchard. Ala
has become acquainted with the good
QuAnliea OF ChamberiaiuE Cole
Chslora and Dlarrhoea Hemedy ana
uses it boz pc own family aad In be
practice. ilo says. "it beats any
preparation J have ever seen for III
bowel complaints. 40 not thnnr al
recommending any other. ana airo
use q with my own ehgdrun.a rhia
Femeey Is iof sale ~ an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

Arizona School Of Mircs-Ino Tue.
son Star makes an appeal Tor Arl.
1ona's mining school. as y lows
Ia la TO be- hoped hat more large
mIning corporations can see their way
clear to unite on making an approprla.
ton OF 100000 for Arizona's school OF
mines
THE mining resources Of the tor
rItory need a large and well equipped
school OF mino8.
These largo mining corporations.
which have maze their millions out
Of our mines, should make their con.
trihutiOna with a spirit which would
Indicate their appreciation % the
value Of the results Of such e school
~ mines as Arizona should have. aa
well as an appreciation % the gener.
Gus treatment the hulHol producers
received from taxation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

Snake Had Bells op-Tho japanese
cook employed az the Rainbow min.
Ing camp in the bradshaw mountains
was taking suull over tho noun
taiuB a few days since, when ho SUD.
IDENTIFY put IN an appearance at camp
Iu a very highly excited frame OF
mind SAYS tho Prescott Journal Min.
rr When asked what had disturbed
his mental equilibrium 20 such q Do.
gree, be stated that while be was
walking over tho mountain ne Buq.
IDENTIFY came across q heap big snake
which had bells on H. A. hu had never
seen such a snake before, ho hastily
returned 90 camp. Two or three Of
The men la the camp accompanied him
20 the spot whore be had seen the
snake with bells. ana on a slight inves.
ugation discovered a nugo rationale
known az a timber Fattiosnako. 4. ar.
fers ia that is OF q blackish color. ana
Is rattles somewhat resemble the
tinkling Of small bella u was an en-.
tirely new variety To the Japanese ana
h r. Of specie wh,yb is rare Iu this
section,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13
ARIZONA TOWNS


nlsbeeo High Llcenae-The Bisbos
rouucil levied a new license on thirty.
three retail liquor dealers an aegro.
gate OF 81 $50 pr quarter. seventeen
gambling games AZ III $50 Der quarter.
dlne brandy houses. $3.50 per quarter.
siH Insurance companies. $50 per quar-.
icr iu thlf case 81 REDUCTION from 500.
The icenso collections for toe quar-
Ger ending December 90. were tgt
.o83l
Drowned in Colorado rho follow
ing report comes from Real rix miles
below Ncedles Calf Six Indians
ana about SiGuu Boo roW v6ro loot by
The upsctting or "a hnat In the Colo.
RADIO river near the indian reservation
q few dal AERO jones Cundiu ana
Frank lousmetcr pruspcCiors. wit
ut8Eod flD aDg.don aud managed to
save ou0 NJ the occupants OF tho boat.
The Indian stated thar bee and ME
companions had been working in the
placer fields uu fhe Arizona gido and
were ON their way tl Needles 60 get
provisions The boat got into n whiri-
pool and before The men who were
propollIng 70 could get tno craft under
control % was upset by the others,
who became panic stricken. -Four of
the men never came 20 the surface
and tho other two who we're lost erap.
pied with each uthor
sheep shcarnu-Th Mesa CORES.
pondont 81 tho Phoeuis Rcpublicau
Says George scott returned from the
sheep camp Saturday aud reports ne
and bis brother have 1000 pounds Of
wool boz tho warehouse. this seasons
crop They state % ls a hardship on
the sheep 90 ron ,ncm cd .hoir wool
go this time BE- being 10 cold me sheep
nave to keep on tho move to keep
warm. makIhg 10 iive,g Tor tho herd.
ers. They intend TO- return 90 the
mountains 90 locate a amhlng ground
whore there Do water the Tonto coun.
try sooms tu ho the location Tor lamJ.
Ing
There are about 400 900 sheen In the
valley this season. the Sheep W,ll aver.
age about six POUNDS per head. MAX
iug 100000 pounds OF WOO tho salt
River valley viii market this year.
The sheep are all ioOo ua goOd
una Valley Cotton-W World far
Commissioner white ioIt at this ofiioo
today a sample OF cotton raised on
the farm Of Andrew Greer IN the
Yuma valley. says the Yuma sentinel.
70 % pronounced by men familiar with
cotton growing 60 uo as line as that
produced Boo the cotton belt OF the
south This cotton was grown under
tho direction of the government az
ana experiment the seed was furnish.
ed for one aero by tho agricultural
department aud mr.. Greer was paid
for the use Of the ground, for his labor
and tho necessary expenses m &c cut.
walton vac. the government taking
the product The experiment seems 20
Boz wholly successful. and evidently
there is nothing to hinder cotton
growing in Yuma valley what the
estimated yield f0r the experimental
acre ia has not Ueon reported. 90 sam
pie ~ the product was shipped 10 ST.
iouis today with other fuma county
exhibits Tor the Worlds Fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-13

A Fireman Badly Hurt--t1reman
a4epard. who area q paasonEog out
" 0ellup, was badly huft M9nday
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-09

ker and Mr.. Hunter Hall was one of the
most pleasing features of the evening 5
entertainment.
After the musical programme was com
plcted the old time dance was announced.
Thia was INDUCED in by people whose
heads were white with the frost OF many
winters Capt. ], w. Lamb am. his broth-
er, MI. John Lamb furnished the music
on tie fiddles, assisted by some members
Of the Goldsboro orchestra. Mr.. Henry
Lee called the figures and for some time
people who had not been on the floor for
thirty and forty years were seen answer
ing to the figures First four forward and
back again.
During the dancing the ladies were
busily engaged in serving refreshments at
the tables on one side of the hall. The
ladies received handsome sum from this
source. The entertainment was glvrH tor
the purpose of raising funds to entertain
the State organization of the Daughters
of the Confedsracy when they meet here
next fall.
II the hall were TO be seen several
old veterans who seemed to grow young
again when the music for the quadl lille
crashed out Miniature Confederate flags
were worn by both young and old. Alto
gether the entertainment was very en-
icyable
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-09
DR.. MClver to Speak.

The commencement at Catawba College
will be May 10TH and DR.. Charles d. Nc
liver, president CT the State Normal aud
Industrial College will deliver the annual
address.
This is the last term President Mebane
will be connected with the college. 1t Is
gratifying to him and his friends to know
that his last year AT the college has had
the largest enrolment in the history of
the institution He has not yet fully
made up his mind as to his future work.
The public schools of the county have
shown a marked Increase in attendance.
The County Board of Education set apart
a special fund to encourage teachers to
do personal work. and results have been
seen and felt among the people.
One of the most powerful arguments
for public education was heard here by
State superintendent Joyner on April 4th
last He pictured strongly the evil in
fiuences of ignorance, and then showed
the advantages and pleasures that come
with learning and culture.
Our people are always glad to hear
Professor Joyner.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-09
AT ST. MARY's.
"A Detective in Petticoats" the Attrac
ton To NIGHT.

Tonight there will be an event of I'M
usual interest at st. Mary's.
The Dramatic Club. an unusually clever
set of young lady amateurs. will present
"A Detective in Petticoats." The admis
sion is % cents and the event is to be a
brilliant and interesting one.
The cast of characters is as follows:
Mildred Tilton--Mrs. Evelyn Warning
ton.
Ann X. Gifford-Oetavia rockingham,
her sister. an heiress.
Mary S. Welles-George Napier, a de-
Elective from Chicago.
Mary S. Thomas-Mary, Mrs Warning
tons Maid.
Mary B. Sturgeon and Minnie Burgwyn-
MRS. Cummings, and Mrs. Green, Friends
| of Mrs. Warrington.
Lelze III. Weaver-Susan a Servant.
ANNE Gray Nash. Ohla Brown Sarah
Jones. Gertrude Sullivan. Mary Robinson
Margaret Conner, Elgabeth Temple, Min.
ME Hampton, Christine RichardsZOthe.
Ladies at Mrs. Wawington's Tea.