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The Indianapolis journal., 1904-01-21

The man on the stage who does the
trick of escaping from firmly tied ropes,
submits to the bonds with a smile. He
knows he can get out of the ropes that
are being knotted. Put the same man in
the woods and let Indian captors bird
him to tree for torture and he would
struggle to the last against the bonds.
When the stomach Is diseased there
are bonds being woven every hour about
the organs dependent on the stomach
heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, etc. The
folly of mankind is to passively submit
TO the fastening of these bonds with no
effort to escape until the pain they cause
erouses fear.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach aud other
organs Of digestion and nutrition. II
cures diseases of heart, liver, lungs. kid
neys and other organs, when these dis
eases, as is often the case, have their
origin in the diseased stomach.
uFor a long time was suffering and was
hardly able TO get about" writes MIR. Andrew J.
Jennings. Of Thomas. Tucker Co, w. Va, Box
ie4. rWas bothered with kidney trouble and
my whole system was out OF order; had no
appetite. friend Of mine told me TO try Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. did so
six bottles Of Golden Medical Discovery and
some Of the Pleasant Pellets and feeA like
new person"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the clogged system from impuzitieA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
some cenvsraatlenal pen,ls.

Don't indulge IN personalities. They
Invariably return worse than they
started out
Don't mention family fouds n EN-.
harnesses the listener and you are
sure 90 regret a.
Don't talk OF the coat Of things. II
gives the rich a chance FOR boastiul.
ness and may be- embarrassing tO the
poor
Don't tell your personal interests
occupation. hopes or aspirations. No.
body wants 10 hear them and you give
your dignity a mortal stab
Don't discuss children. n you have
any, the chances are you are boring
those who have not Il you have none
you are sure 10 Do MORALLY wound
ing those who have.
Don't discuss dress. The lady whose
evening gown you are scoring may
have come direct from Paris, wearing
tho newest thing. and the whole sub
jet 10 a hopeless one anyway Harp
er's Weekly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
GOOD CIVIL
SERVICE SITUATIONS

The United States civil service com.
mission announces an examination ON
December a. 1904. Co secure clirl
blbc from which to make corinca,
ton To fill "a vacancy in the position
ui engineer tmalol in me government
printing office. az iO cents per hour
or 81 per day
The United states civil service com.
mission announce an examination on
December ~. 1904. to secure oligibles
fro.a which To make ceriiflcatlun 90
fill a vacancy in the position OF sterco
iyper tmalel a. 81 400 per annum. ln
the supervising architects office
The United states civil service com.
mission announces an examination on
December 1i.i5. 1904. 90 secure olIrl
blos from which to make corilflcati0n
90 fill O. vacancy Ia che position OF
c0mputer tmalol. az 81 800 per annum
in the supervising architects office
The ualiod States civil service CON.
mission announces an examination on
December ti.t5. 1904, 90 secure cllgi.
hlos from which 20 make corilfcation
30 fil two racancies iu the pOaitlC- of
aid lmalel at $3.50 per unIum each.
in the o1ast and good1tic survey
Tho United States civil service com.
mission announces an examination on
January f5. 1905. - secure oiigisIos
from which 90 make ccrtIncatlon to
900 90 least three vacancies in the po-
sitIon of civil engineer student Do the
deparim ent Of agriculture at MOI az.
coodlng $50 per month each and other
similar vacancies az they may occur
in that department TIE object Of this
examination De- 90 qualify young ongl.
necr students for a 0neyonr graduate
course boz highway engineering 5ix
months will Boz devoted 90 laboratory
work and study and els months ia
practical road building IN the field AZ
tho commission has experienced con.
siderable difficulty 10 securing olgi.
hles for this position. an insufficient
number having resulted from the ox.
animation held on September li.15.
1904 qualified persons arc urged 90
enter the examination
The United states civil service com
mission announces thsf the examIna.
tion of November 2223. 1904 has been
postponed unt. January 1919 1905 10
secure ciigIbles from which to make
lceulf.cation Co fiN vacancies ns they
may occur in the position of .rrioatlou
engineer in connection With The irr.ga
ton and drainage Investigations in
the office Of experiment stations. o.
partment ~ agriculture The initial
salary will be- from $500 to fG.0eN
/ per annum according Co qualification
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
PRIDE OF LAS VEGAS
HER REPREBENTATiVEs WIN
HONOR M WIDELY piFFERENT
FIELDS.

las VEGAS has good reason to he
proud Arthur Upton. cadet from that
city 90 the West Point military acad
emy. hy brilliant play woE the
football game FOR the academy in TIE
great gamc az Philadelphia with the
naval academy
A special dispatch speaking Of this
play aays
West Point scored both OF her
touohd0wns in the nrst half The
nSst was made about hncrn min.
utoB after the start of play Finding
70 impossible 90 make great dis.
lance FOR the Hrat down. West Point
called on Tonoy for a punt stand.
inF on hi8 own twuntyyard line. the
little fun back booted The BAH To- mid.
field Norton caught the ball. but the
fierce attack Of the army llnosman
caused him 10 tumble and Upton.
rushing at fuii speed. booted fhc BAN
out 81 the reach OF a navy player
with both teams az bic back ready
10 fail upon the bali. Upton again
kicked q. sending the oval 60 the ma.
vy's twenty line This clever
play OF the West Point man set the
crowd Wild and they we're CA their
feet shouting like mad for the third
time Tlpton's foot hit the leather
sending q out OF the reach OF the 9th
ors. Then throwing aside his head
gear alt nose guard. be. seized the
ball inside the navy'e hveyard line
and ran over for a touchdown The
cheering that followed this play lasted
for several minutes.
The st. louis Globe Democrat pub
fishes a picture Of Mrs. salllo Hum,
Douglas and has the following sketch
Of the charming las VEGAS lady.
Mira. Sallie Hume Douglas. who
made such an onviahlo record az
hostess of the New Mexico building al
the worlds fair is not native u
that state. but o. proud 90 acknowl
edge Missouri AS hCr birthplace. tn,
/ reputation Eho attained On receiving
ylsitorh Illustrates the natural ability
Inherited by the women Of Missouri
Tor entertaining their guests She wal
one Of the few hogiessos publicly con
graduated by President Francis foi
her popularity az the celebration Of {
state day.
Mrs Douglas was born In Colum
bia Mo, and lived there until she wal
~ years Of age She went with hol
family 20 las Vegas. N A.. and hal
stree remained In that city As prcsi
dent Of the Normal university alum
nae association OF Las Vegas. and 1
prominent choir singer IN two of th'
leading churches there she ~ one o.
the social leaders Of the town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

The faHw1r mau service o. prob
ably nl popular a an tho do.
nartn 0i postal w. and thIH
proba alla.. i0r tse small mum
bor Cd. candidates presenting thom.
solVo. Do is tcI known that che mail
car Do ttr mU.I dangerous position I'm
any ra.n. Tor tae engineer and the
fireman can sDo their danger. and
frequently hy Jumping may escape i'm.
pending death nut She mail clork ia
wholly unWarned and uLarmod Then
% is well known thaI bls car is gon.
orally thr oldest and fuaIlcat among
those COMPOSING Che train These are
'ho reasona that mail clerks are fre
queuiy injured when no one elise is.
ana Why if any are burt they are al
most Invariably of the number These
thnga make Coo rnilwpg mail service
ioast dcsrahI, 'o tho ordinary youuE
man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
LAND OFFICE business.
A DIG LIST or HOMESTEAD En-.
TRIES FILED SINCE LAST ne
PORT.

tFrom Fridays Daily CHizcul.
Tito following homestead entries
have been filed 10 the United states
land onico at Santa Pc.
Si55. jose A. Vleu. Edith. s ne sE
"a. no. sW "a sW l.4. q ~. NV
IA NE a.. g 20, r. 80 N, RtW 100
acres IN Rio Arlba county
si56. John b. eastman. Santa BE-
sW a. NV g. 8 30. ~ Ms ~.
wv ~ NE t.f. s 80. RIA n 10 o..
100 acres lu Santa Fo county
Sib7 James w. Chavos. willard.
NE ~, $ %. q q n. 80 r.. iOo acres
Ia Torrance county.
Ni5S Victoria Connolly. willard
SE 10. 8 no. tan. Il tO r.. i6O acres
In Torrance county.
$3.50. Anita Connolly. willard NV
"A. 8 zee, r n. Il 40 p, 100 acres
in Torrance county
slC0 J. o. Chavos. Santa Fo. NV
~. g %. e q n. Il so n. 400 acres BOZ
Torrance county.
siOi Nicolas villanuoba. Gaiistco
NV if. 20. NJ n, n ID -. tG0 sore.
ln Santa Dc county
Sl62 Juan de- !. Garcia. Ration sW
"a Nh 10. W ~ SD IA. s go, NV
IA NE "a. 9 80. r IS n. u "a E; l6C
acres In ColfaX county
siG3 juan -. Garcia. Ration, sF
Ia SW 49, 8 i-2 sB -. 8 a.. M
IA M 10 IS 20. = 2S n. a "a r.. iGl
acres IN Colfax county
Si6i Gabino Truiillo. Ration. 3 T..
SO ~. s 10 sW ~. 9 20, r 2s. n.
% 70, 100 acres IN G fax county
si65. Julianite NJ dc Hays. Las
Vegas. 81 - NV IA, NE IA SW
IL. sW "A NE IL. NV 10 80 Il. 5
20. r 10 N. r AZ y, 100 acres In sar
Miguel county.
si66 Martin segado. Palma 8
re Me ~, n 10 SD IA. 8 ~, r s N
a 10 r.. 100 acres IN Bcmalillo coun
az.
sizes Antonio Bnca Datn o.. D..
Nj "a. s 10. n 10 NV IL. 8 u. r
n. r NJ W; 100 acres IN socorro coun
Ity
SlG7 Ellen NJ. Coleman, Ration a
~ Sc -, p ~ M -, s 20. 4 80 W
Il "a ~; 1850 acres Ia Collar county
si6e. jose Apodaca. Gonzales sF
IL SW a.. sW IA sE IL. 8 &C. NJ
t.t NV ~. NV IA M "a, s 20. 4
| "a n u "a p, 100 acres In San MIuo
county
sl7o. Lulu G. Lyons. Cuoryo L0
ash. lot I. 8 2. NE IL ND Ia. g N
r. 9 N. % y. 1850 acres In Loonnr,
Wood county.
Ai7t Iuana Garcia. Roy. 8 ~ M
li.A. N ~ 80 -. $ 25. n 10 N. n "a
r.. lG0 acres Ia Mora county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
A UNIQUE STRIKE
POSTMASTER At TUCSON HAS A
PRETTY ONE ON HAND.

from Fridays Daily Cltizcnl.
u Arizona keeps up her present gait
Il Is predicted that she will eventual.
~ eclipse the reputation established
BY Kansas Tor freaks Of an kinds. The
latest D. a freak strike The only one OF
its kind on record SO Gar as can be- a.
cortaincd This Is no less than a strike
oi the past ohico employees under Post
master Corbett
The original striker Is Miss Emma
smith. che general delivery clerk. Miss
Amith's troubles arose over the fact
thai PuaiAstor Corbett refused 90
promote her 10 che position OF money
order clork. to succeed Miss Allie Bart
lett who recently rendered her resiE
nation 20 take effect on Dec "a. be.
cause she is 20 be- mGrrisd.
Failing 10 secure the appointment
"a the place made vacant by Miss
iiartlott.a resignation Miss Smith has
also rendered her resignation, TO take
offoct on Dee g. A present she IL
drawing a salary of 500 a year. while
the position Of money order clerk pays
a salary OF 81 600. e difference OF $500
per year
This in Itself is not 90 Tar out OF enc
common az 10 attract any special At
touilOn, but the trouble ala not stop
here u was learned yesterday that a
sympathetlc strike Is going forward
and that TIE elimination OF the matter
has a. last resulted In the resignation
of Assistant Postmaster NJ A. Martin
effective the first Of lhe year Then
things began 20 look lively 10 the Tue
son poatonice muddla numors and
rumora OF rmOrs began 90 De- SET
adoai and 81 was whispered that tho5e
would be a regular epidemic of rcsiR
nations. OF the truth OF this report
hoWeyer there Ga considerable doubt
Ia fat. % was stated by one in au
tnority laat might that there would be
no more designations al result Of The
present trouble
When eeen about the matter last
night Postmaster Corbeit fully corrob
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
MARKET LETTER.


apeaiai Correspondence.
R.nsas Ciiy. Nov ss.-Thc run last
weoh vas 60. 300 cattle. A. usual show
ing q largo percentage OF range cat
Tile The mild weather has extended
Tho shipping snson longer than was
erpoctod. but prices for range cattle
.hela 90 steady last week OF course,
lcatus from certain regions that have
fselfoF8d from lack Of rain thereby
aniuring ne grass ala not sell ~ we'll
b. hartneriy. AZ they had begun To go
Hiaos IN flesh The largo bulk ~ the
rage steers suitable for tho packers
we've taken az steady prices. az we're
rhe eows and Gamers. Panhandle
stoara sold At $500 20 t250. C0lorados
I9atq 10 t3.75. and few shipments Of
hoaYy mountain steorH. 1880 10 1850
| poaads. Sold al ttO0 20 ttiO Pan.
haafio COWS sold AZ 1885 20 t2.7b. and
Nho hoavior Colorado cows at $3.50 %
tsee Country demand for stockers
and feeiors holds up strong. and the
prices were about the same ag the
.nrowoua week. t2T5 20 1915 Some
35q 10 see pound calves sold NJ 1925.
ana toifers out Of same shipment OF
k9a.IG. from Rifle country The run 90
Nag D. 10000 cattle and market ia
STEADY. Spectators are good buyers
.ol stscilers and feeders. and the pack
Ters arc buying killing cattle AZ steady
.rstoas
Matloa markets have been all that
could b. asked FOR long time now
Tho run today is heavy AZ 1900 head
nere. but the market rs steady. Colo
rads grass ycarlings. % pounds. sold
tOtay a. ffS5. fearlings from same
herd cold Las, week AZ $3.50 but with
a alightly different cut. and the same
condition applies 10 Utah grass lambs
90 sounds. sold today az $500. last
wees az tb65. 20 that the price aver
AGES about the same. Fed yearllngl
hrlng up 10 t5.25. lambs 5000. Grass
ewes self around $500 go ii25. and
fod ewes Si26 to $3.50 There is a
strong demand for thin sheep az S37l
90 S4.15. for wothers and yearllngs
and up % 5000 for lambs. az country
buyers have caught Infection at con
hdcnce In high future mutton mar
lkets
Among the prominent New Mexic,
patrons Of this market Tor the woel
were l.. &. GrEgs. " p. Seward. On
George and ~ r. Manning arrives
With one Gag each. The Vorembori
Mercantile company Alvin G. Ash and
Jno McCryaiai with two cars each
IC. r. Van H0uten and j. NJ valdez
brought In three cars each. g. r. Al
rem brought In a six-car shipment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
wlNsLow

From the Mail.
Dos Mahonoy Ia home from his
school duties az Flagstaff for a few
days.
D. NJ French has moved 10 town
for the winter from his ranch.
C.. r. Harold has resigned his posi-.
ton with the water service depart.
ment.
u J Kramer, one Of the Pleasant
Valley stockmen. shipped six car
loads Of horses from HolbroUk east
last Friday
Chas Gabriel. who has been laid
up sometime with a broken leg. has
again returned 10 work and now has
the foromanship al Chamber
Wlnslow will shortly have a water
treating plant Ia which an the water
used by the locomotives and shops
will De- treated by the now process
now used by tho Santa Re. A new
sixtyfoot steel tank Will be- erected
near the present tank and viii be- used
for the treated water. The old tank
will be- used 10 furnish the town sup.
ply
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Grated the report OF the resignation oi
Mlsa 8 nth and Mr Martin. bat stated
that ho looked fur no further trouble
in fact he sail there would bo no.
trouble over their designations
"fholo ace plenty moro. said Mr.
COrbcit
% D. understood that he has tender
"A tho place of asslstant postmaster 10
aalph stureos Dot uD to last night
hat gentleman had not decided whoih
10 or not Doc would accept Mr surgos
rs az present employed as engineers
.mekocpor for Che Southern Pacific
company
No one has boon secured yel fof
Miss SMITH place. This position comes
under the civil service wlos wdilo
that of assistant postmaster does not
Tucson Citizen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Peoria, Ti.. Nov. 30.-.Thomas
OBrcn. a desertor from the United
states army. was arrested in tho
Cottage hospital. whore be had boon
placed some days since NJ the IN.
stance of Supervisor Debord OF
prlncovillo township OBrlou loft his
post IN Arizona and after almost In
credible priyat.ons arrived at Prince
vile twenty miles from this city. q
few days since. Destitute and alone
hia case was called % the attention
Of the supervisor. who sent him 70 the
hospital
Onrien's home "a IN Massachusetts
Fearing that he was going 20 dc sooa
be- asked 10 have his remains shipped
there. Hia condition "a serious and
viii probably result fatally
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

The 100 GunIo railroad continues
90 shoa steady Increase ln gross
earnings For 'be thIr week. ln NO
ycmbcf ihr parEus thIf year were
1857 eo" compared U.h $500 600 for
The corfta., undInr Dos of last year.
an increase OF y,I500. lt De- nov be-
llcyod that the marked Increase shown
each week will continue through the
year so that ON June go the end
of The fiscal year thcro viii bee
Ia surplus shown instead of den.
cit ls originally expected Meanwhile
there is a shaving down OF expenses
and retrcuchment ln an departments.
so that there Is ov'y reason to ca.
pect the fulfllmout of Oh" belief .n
surplus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
PASSED ~ LAS VEGAS PuBLic
SCHOOLS AND NORMAL UNlVER.
slTY-MEMoRiAL SERVICES AT
LATTER INSTITUTION.
10 FrIday'l DaIly CIIIlenI

~ Nh'hht q tNANAAN t" hNAAINN h.NNAN'NAN
Al the New Mexlco Normal Univer.
.siiy at las Vegas Tuesday. memorial
services were held in honor of the
late j Francisco Chavcs Addresses
were made by Charles ufold. proal.
dent of the board OF regents. who
spoke briefly Of the departed leader
he was followed by Professor b. j.
Vert president OF the faculty, who
dwelt quite FULLY upon the brilliant
and useful life of Colonel Chages.
The following resolutions wero
passed touching upon bis death
Whereas Ia the deceaao Of J. Fran
cisco Chayes. late Territorial Super.
'ntondeni of Public Instruction. New
Mexico has suffered She loss OF one OF
her most distinguished citizens and
public servants
Resolved. That we. the members of
the faculty of the New MEXICO Normal
University. express our deep and sim
corr regret az hts untimciy death
by COMMITTEE.
Resolutions BY Public Schools
Resolutions were also passed by fhc
Las Vegas public schools. which we're
as follows.
Whereas The head Of the public
school system Of New MeHioo. Colonel
ID. Francisco Chayoa. has recently met
death a. the hands OF a cowafdly e.
saasin. therefore be- d
Resolved. ~ the superintendent
and teachers % the public schools Of
the city Of Las Vegas. that ia hia
death New Mexico haa suffered q 80
we're loss and that We hereby express
our sincere regret and sorrow and be
t further
Resolved That a copy ~ these reso.
buttons be- forwarded 20 the rclaiivoa
of the deceased. and that they be- sent
10 the daily press Of the city Tor puhli
cation
MAGGIE j. BUTCHER. supi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

A correspondent writing from Peru
tu order some ~ our books on engi
ncerInF subjects. Elyos some informs
lion about his surroundings be- Says
q am WORKING un tine greatest ruad
in thO world W'c rei up 70 an eloyu
lion of nearly 1900 feet. there are
5s tunnels and olght switchbackb ON
the limo The road DO 222 hiomoiora
Ions labout i3s muosl We have BALD
wiH and Rogers engines of about 90
tons There are several AmorIcnna
running here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

The railroads have Just won out Va
one important matter vitality affecting
their interests There has been ao
much talk Of oKtrayagant oHpendi.
lures f0r carrying the malls 0n rall
ways that President Roosevelt order
ga an investigation made by MI Robh
the attorney general Tor the poatof
flee department and other officials
These gentlemen have completed an
exhaustive inquiry into enc eEpendi
lures of about tiO000000 a year foI
carrying me mails on American rail-
wayN made under ihc direction Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
naashall Pitcher o Wed

Roy Hitt, the star pitcher Of the
Colts, LEFT this morning for San Fran
cisco. where he Is on December 2
10 marry Miss bertha Mcclellan Of
Santa barbara. he viii return with
hla bride 10 this city. to remain here
until the opening Of the base ball sea.
son Ia the spring lie will not wear
the uniform OF the Colts next year.
because Of an attractive offer made
Ia him by San Francisco. -El Pnao
Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Last evening 81 tho Vondomo hotel
on South First street. Peter Gulllon
entertained a party Of friends On
honor OF Or. Andrus. Tho dinner
consisted OF twelve courses and was
praised by the guests az perfect ia
every way. John Carnetto and wife.
OF the Vendome. personally looked az.
ter the details Of the foast. Those
present we're Mr. Peter 0uiliou. Mr..
and Mrs Rogus. wife and son, Mr..
Andrews and Mr.. Woods
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
Short lo' Between Denver and 81,

Paul
A special Boo tho sI pam Dispatch
from Sioux cry. Iowa says
Al cost of over 92sUO0O the Gfea.
Northern railway haa purchased s.r
blocks of property within tho business
district of ihH rIfy bo.ng the nrl
move toward the c1'atruCuou lu
Sioux city of au independent terminal
system Tho company desires tormu.
alu here of ts uWn t0 bridge a gap be-
tween tho yard and the combination
bridge a distance of one mile. before
connecting Ui.h the mfUnuan ran
way boy way of Sioux CHY This CON
ncctiun Wll lH made Uy constructing
a line from Sioux CHy to Ashland
Nob.
a. also D. Included .u ths program
OF Mr Hi. ,o ezIend the O'Nelll. Nch
branch to the mf.Ingtunh Denyer
line. which would afford a new short
limo bsfWoon tho rwil cities AMI nsu
ver
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

About ten car loads 81 cattle from
the plains win be loaded az Portalea
the firsi Of next week. for shipment
20 the 81 Louis market The rains
this fan nave kept the pastures and
ranges Ia fine shape Tor inli grazing
and the cattle are ready for shipment.
on of the grass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Second Assistant Postmaster General
shallonborgor, aud their report nov
in Che hands Of The president exon
crates Mr. shaliUnhorgoI end the rail-
roads from the charge OF eKioru1u COZ
collision. and finds that tho gspondl
lures are not oxorbiiant and are vice.
ly made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Money doesn't make tue man.
said the hlghbrowed and hauEhty
youia..
mo- answered Senator aorgham,
'it doesn't make the man but some.
times 81 makes the candidate. "--
Washington star
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Ia other words the people OF Eldy
county are twice as rich az those OF
Grant three times a. rich az those of
bornalillo. four times az rich az those
OF Dona Ana. more than ave times as
rich az those OF Santa Pc. six times az
wealthy as those OF Valencia, eight
times as rich as those OF Taos. and
more than twelve times as rich az
those OF RIO Arriba
Another matter % which the logisia.
ture should pay attention % that OF OK.
emptiOns. These amount 10 Sass. 28l
this year an increase Of 500, 666. the
exemptions being six per cent OF the
total assessment. The exemptions BY
counties are a. follows Bernalillo,
92il. SEQ, san Miguel. g2O9.085; Colfax
ti52. 500. Santa re. fi49,762; Chayea.
stf2.952; Sooorro, $4,000. Otoro
ti25,b5i' Taos, ti2f.t 400; Dona Ana,
Sis. 400.
The following counties have less
than 100000 Ia exemptions; Rooso.
welt S9s,073; Mora. $4,000; Eddy.
csc. 500; san Juan, $50. n3i lincoln,
s6t. 400. Union. 5000; Grant SIS
200, Sierra, S7T.20f. Rio Arrlba. t6o..
g00i Leonard Wood f6i0is, sando.
val. $4,000. Quay. l55.i86. Valencia.
sif,7s7' Luna, $4,000, Mckinley,
Q2s,777.
When lt comes 10 the collection %
taxes. strange 10 say. fhoae counties
with the lowest per capita assessment
pay the smallest per contage of the
taxes levied against them. 10 other
words, high assessments and high per