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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

back down the steep grade. A brake
man placed a red flag on the head
end Of the now wild train and set
the hand brakes and rode 90 Java
Here the train slowed up come and
hc jumped
a. Klmcfoltor the west bound local
took the siding for No 2 Just ln time
20 avoid n hoadon collision with tho
wild train
AZ Needles two special trains Of
soldiers we're ON the siding Tor 30 2
and large crowd was gathered
about ihg depot The main line was
cleared Tho Wild train dashed
through ot the ratio OF 30 miles per
hour. creating much excitement
Tho brakes were burning Ip'
Immediately tho yard CROW pursued
with o. switch prEiuo and caught %
on q small graID four miles east of
This place
% ia considered most fortunate that
uU serious accident occurred. aH The
chance for several WAS worry great
Had $50 q been reported late. al 70
was. soldier train would have boon
badly wrecked
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

contests ard awarded the following
Public contest In Christian doctrine
Gold medal Nora a. Stevens. next
iu Lcrit Henry sandoyal
Glass Leaders.
Ninth grade Premium Irene
Burke; next In merit. Adele Glrard
Eighth grade Premium. Margaret
Manor. next in merit Orlo Abel.
seventh grade Premium. Nora A.
stevens. next ln merit Horny San.
doval
Sixth grade Premium. william
4 Metzinrcr. next 90 morit. bernard
% Cncci-yillaui
Ffth Premium. Matte NJ
Dodson next in merit Helen r Ak.
crs.
Fourth Premium. Joseph NJ.
OIhurhln. next in merit Mary NJ.
ScDtillo
Third grade Premium. Joseph Nc.
Gamma; next Iu merit. Lorotto Forton.
hacher
Second grade Premium Edward
Mcpherson, uoxt ln merit, Joseph
ORouly
First Grade Premium Charles Ste.
rous, next In merit Alphonso ArmlIo.
FlurDuCiu Apudacn
The following students deserve o
special premium for having been
neither absent nor tardy. Mary BAL.
ling. Augustine Glrard Mary NJ
Scotillo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

81 jose HUFFMAN. Curley Carroll and
Kenneth Woodward. The murders oc-
CURED Ia the Red Light dance hall
Ia Tucummr, November. 1909. Keep.
er and Young we're released under
bond but Carnes and Myers being un.
able 10 give bond 10 the sum OF IS 900.
have been tncarcoratod IN the county
JAIN Of san Miguel county from the
time Of their arrest Tho caeo will
come up for trial during the fall term
Of court In Quay county.
Peter Easery was Indicted for muir.
der In the Arat degree. charged with
hlllng John Simpson. lie has been
confined IN the saA Miguel county Jan
for the past STA months aud AZ be was
unable 10 give a bond for $4,000. he
SIN remains there. During one after.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
w. g. BlooLE
Ne 10 Being Mentioned as Paul Nor
toms Successor.

He 10 Being Mentioned as Paul Nor.
toms Successor.
Tho name Of w u. Blddlo .s being
mentioned as che successor Of Paul
Morton as second vice president Of
the SANTA FD Railruad company. vice
the latter who has or win resign to
accept tho secretary OF the navy,
in commenting ON tho above. the
l.oa Angeles Express says.
Pr Norton resignation leaves "a
vacancy in enc Santa Fo and opinion
iB general Al local headquarters that
w Blddlo freight trafhc manager.
will receive the promotion. with
Passenger Traffic ManaR,r George r..
Nicholson. Mr. Biddlo ls dlrcotly in
line Tor che new honor. and the pre-.
sumption ls tho last named win land.
In the event of hls elevation j. H.
German. assistant freight tranic man.
ngcr VINO was promOtod from rho 20
siti0n 81 general freight agent "a few
weeks ago. will be- appointed freight
tmuC manager although Assistant
traffic Manager w A. Bussell ranks
Mr. German ln length OF Santa 70
service
Next i3 line is Edward Chomhors.
general freight agent of Santa &c a..
visions 10 local Jurisdiction. who now
Us cn uuto to Chicago. and who may
not return 10 los Angeles in his pres.
ont position.
In the event che Morlou vacancy O.
nlIod from among the hst OF present
santa Be officials, the rank aud flo OF
the compnnya force viii not Boz DIS
turbod
Vice President Paul Morton's sue.
cossor will De- named by President a.
r. Ripley
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

but most particularly boy reason OF the
faH growing popularity Of the school
and its large number of patrons ST.
Mlry's h8I wus crowded last night
with people intent 0n hearing the
rusu attendant t0 Che comforting Of
homo. T. the fr.t graduates of the
immaculate Conception school
Tho HaH Hns u.iofully decorated
with rouDI house plants. cut flow
ors auI .Ho class D0lurs of blue and
r.1 Tl. r1H flower the white
caruation. preduminatod. and each ot
TO- four graduates wore clusters OF
these bio SONS
The class motto was. Aim at q
Certain End"
The pruluW opened by the italian
band rendering overture orion" by
p. 70 Losoy.
Augustine Glard gave the saluiat
ory rendering congratulations.
The song. "a Dream OF Paradise, q"
WA rendered boy Michael M,Gulnnoss.
accompanied hy Rrrtha Wardwoll on
the piano aud Adele Glrard on the
violin
Miss Sadie Strains essay. MARY.
Our Model was heartily appreciated
AMI the yuuus lpdys efforts were
loudly appluu1D1 She .s very popular
with her sohlI'm1fos and they helped
others 20 show U.ir appreciation OF
her efforts.
Miss Adele GImrl. yiclnist Miss
Bertha Wardwo'l pianist, aud NJ Nc.
Guinness. clarinet. rendered 'La
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
SCHOOL EXERCISES
Four Young Graduates Make Their Ap
pearanCe Before Large Audience.

lng intent. was silhouttod against the
white wall ot the stage. the class mot
90. Aim at q Certain End
Hon o. A. lHrrazolo. Of Las We.
gas. delivered the commencement al.
dress. taking as hls subject these
words "rhc Wisdom of Life His
talk was NOT long but excellent %
WAS beautiful u tbCmD. appealing
STRONGLY Jo tho young idea to adopt a
hirh I'oal us q guide ln NE. The
speaker dropped many valuable
thought for tho Young man 0r woman
starting Out in lfo
IN, exercises closed with the sing
INK of thp class song
Award Of Prizes
Al 'ho close of Goes first year. which
was very successful Che school held
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
CATTLE SANITARY BOARD
HELD MEETING AT SANTA FE
THURSDAY EVENING.

The Territorial. Cattle. Sanitary
Board met late Thursday evening az
the capitol 20 certify to tho auditor
Of tho territory the amount that will
b. needed by the board during the
ensuing year. Governor Otero. Terri.
torial Auditor W. q, Sargent and Ter
ritOrial Treasurer J. 70 Vaughn, we're
notified of the meeting, o. the law
requires, but the former two being in
Chicago where they have been in a..
tendance az the republican national
convention. could not be present. The
secretary Of the board. who has been
seriously ill the past few months. was
also unable % attend. Tho following
members were present; ~ q. Austin
Of lAa Vegas. president w. @.
Barnes Of Dorsey. acting secretary
O. L. Ballard u Roswell and A. N.
Chanin OF las Vegas. The board Ger.
titled 90 the territorial auditor. that a
levy OF two mills on the cattle valua-
ton VIII bo needed as tho boards
expenses are cOnstaGtly increasing
owing b tho necessity u employing
more inspectors on the new railroad
lines built % late years Il ia also
feared that the cattle valuation this
year viii be lower than during ne
year previous. W. @ Barnes he4 spent
the past foW weeks az Las Vegas.
looking after the Affairs Of the board.
ln place of Secretary L.aRue. whose
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
ROAST FoR TEXAS.
Railway Age says Il Has Injured Its
Railroad Prospects.

Railway Age Says Il Has Injured lts
Railroad Prospects.
70 ls impossible 10 see what the
state OF Texas has gained by compel.
ling the Rock Island company 10
cancel lts purchase of a half inter.
est in tho Houston & Texas Central
and other roads. which would have
extended the operations az the Rock
Island system from Fort Worth 10
Houston, and from Houston 10 the
Rcd river az Shreveport says the Rail.
way Age.
The theory Of the Texas authorities
was that n the great company. which
had already reached down To- tho
state border was not allowed 20 So
cure the use Of existing lines n would
build parallel roads, ana 20 develop
the state" by Gripping roads already
struggling with insufficient traffic and
bringing IN some more outside capt
tai for doubtful Investment Ia the
light OF the disastrous history Of rail-
way securities IN Texas. Il seems
little less than criminal TO require the
construction OF two roads. whore one
is more than sufficient, even n that O.
possible But although % can compel
the Rock Island 20 keep out. the state
cannot compel tho Rock Island 90
build. That company will Top OF s22
miles OF lines from ita prospective
system. and Texas will lose the busl-
ness and the prestige which the ad-
dltiOn Of the Rock Islands train ser.
vice over these lines would have Civ.
en-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02


W O. Barnes Of Dorsey. a member
of the Territorial Cattle Sanitary
Board. who has been az las Vegas the
past few weeks attending 90 the du.
tics OF the secretary Of the board.
was in Santa Pc Thursday evening
and left for the Meadow City yostor.
day forenoon Mr Barnes says that
cattle ON the range In Colfax county
are In excellent shape. he has had
rain iu bis pastures almost every day
day during the past month and de-.
claros that Coliax county has thus
tar the advantage over every other
county in New Mexico ln that re-
spect IIc says this is the FIRST time
that Barnes hasn't been in the midst
of a drOuth when there was one with.
u sight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
EACH TEAM GOT ONE VICTORY
SILVER CITY AND e. PAso CON.
TEST ON TIE DIAMOND

Two Of the best samsa of bali ever
Scot at Athletic park we're those ss.
tween tho silver city team aud tho
Colts Saturday and sunday afternoon.
says tho 90 pas0 Herald. Tho result
was even up, The silver CITY BOYS
carrying OF Sundays game and tus
Colts taking tho one placed yester.
day afternoon Tho scores In The
two games were o 90 o lea favor OF tho
Silver CITY boys. aud q Co Q .u favor
0f The Colts
Good, clean "iaylng characterized
both FamC which fact had the effect
Of greatly reyIying the interest ln BAH
here which was beginning 10 fag Yes.
iorday afternoons game was espe.
sally brilliant. and those who went
out % see 70 came away highly salts.
fled that they had been given a good
run for l.elr money.
Although the visitors played hard
and well, they only succeeded In
scoring once They managed .huwe,.
or, 90 land n man ON third base Bey.
erhl times. but iaulilcs8 work on tho
part OF the Colts stopped them there
Schultz and Andreas were ne bat.
tory Tor the Colts and gave q splen.
did account OF themselves WILSON
pitched Tor Silver cry and dId some
uiyo work in tho box. bnt his sup.
port was not g.ltodged in tho last
game.
Albuquerque Nest
n haa been definitely decided %
pull OF a series of three games GA
July 3. and I, between tho Colts
and tho Albuquerque team. These
games will DO "for blood. and the
Colts viii put in much time this week
prasucing up Cor their old time rlv.
ais.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
oeea cenduet Boil.

AuNu koNuueA hnils
The following students deserve hon.
orablo mention for their good doport.
mont. application 10 study and regular
attendance. Arie Abel, Helen r. Ak.
ors, Mary Balllng. Chas. Boatrlght.
John Brennan. Richard Brennan, Irene
Burke, Agnes Donoghue. Annie Dye.
I""ncos @. Dye, lionel Fortonhacher,
Adele Glrard. Augustine Girard, Har.
old Goodwin. Mary Haight. Lawrence
Keleher. Estolle r. Klein. Raymond
MoCanna. Michael McGulnness. Mar
garot Mahor. Mary Maher. Helen G.
Meyer. John OLaughlln. Frances
sena. Mildred A. Strain. Sadie strain.
Mabel A. Woinecke. Walter white,
Fredollna ZonE.
The ushors during the evenings ex.
orclaos were: Louis J. Wilson. Hen.
~ Connolly, Frank Quinn. Her, an
Mllloubaugh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
Dash OF TRAIN
ERRONEOUS REPORT OF THE
SANTA 20 OVERLAND TRAIN
PREVENTED a BAD WRECK.

A special 90 the San Bernardlno
Time.lndeX, from Needles Cal. says!
Needles, June 25-Thls morning
al s;l5 a runaway train passed
through here. bat no one was injured
An extra woatbOund freight train
left here az 5.2O this morning. with
eleven coaches OF the iuterurbanypo.
type. and a cabOoao on the rear end
OF o.
Tho disconnected section started
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

The hrst gnnd jury Of Quay county
last week heard a number OF import.
ant cases TEE court convened AZ TIA.
cumcaH. Chief Justice Mills. prosid.
Ing. Indictments were returned
against james ID. Eakin OF Albuquer.
cue, for the alleged killing OF Smith
and Steward az TucumCaH Ia 1909
Indictments we're also found aga,nat
Louis Keeper John Young, Val Car
nos and Joan Myers for the murder
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
SCHOOL or MINES
NEW CATALOGUE
SHOWS a GRATIFYING ATTEND.
ANCE LAST YEAR, a VERY
LARGE PERCENTAGE BEING
FROM NEW MEXICO.

The now catalogue of tbc School
Of Mines. just out from Che press OF
tbo Santa DO Sow Mexican makes
gratifying showing concerning thD at.
tendance and the character of tho
For', dome last year at that pupular
and growing institution
The total number OF students cn.
rolled at The school laat year was lu'.
OF these ull but eighteen ucIg from
points boz New MoyCo
Son. residents technical students
paid tuition aud other foes amount
ur 'o about $3.50 each. ao that con.
siderable item of the revenue of tho
school was from chat source These
u0u resident students servo we'll tu
advertise tho institution outside Uf
Now Moyi,0. aud DO .H reasonable t1
presume chat o. largo portion OF them
Will settle u tho territory aud bs.
como very Instrumental Boa developing
lts resources
An especially gratifying feature OF
the attendance at mo School of Mines
B found In mo fact that of tho total
number of students aat year approx..
matoly one fourth woro Spanish.
speaking boys and Young mon. This
fact o. gratifying because o. amply
rofutos tho statement sometimes
made tLat tho spanlshHpoaklng oIo-
mont OF New McxicOc population ia
not disposed 20 avail Itself Of oduca-
tionai opportunities
an In an. tho New Mexico school
% Mines made a showing last year
that Will challenge comparison with
that of any other educational iuHtltu-
ton of the territory Thcro Is abuud.
ant reason 90 believe that next years
showing vIll boz sull better chief
tain
The above from che HOc0rrl ChI,s
tain proves tho recent attack uf El.
togo Haca, formerly 10 socurr0. but
now attempting to practice law In 20
paso, on tho School OF Mines false I'm
every particular Baoa has a personal
grievance, aB hil recent Interview
published ln tho El paso News and
reproduced Boa several territorial az.
chnngoa would Indicate. against
President keyos aud other members
.of toe faculty and be- toOk occasion to
air himself aud az tho same tImo
make some false statements about the
school in the columns Of tho news.
papers. Paca o. mischief maker, as
hts record On the courts on previous
pcoslon8 and especially before Judge
Pope who had 10 lct him know ln
open court that ho fHacal could not
run hiH UopoEl court. and hls inter
view about mo School of Mines
viii bo thoroughly understood
as coming from man who
would rather tear down than build up.
re- 70 amusing 90 learn that Baca, who
lives Ia 90 paso. assumes 90 boss tho
next Legislature. before the members
thereof are elected and lntendB 90
90 10 Santa 20 and SOC hat the
School of Mines is abolished by Tho
legislature. Judge Baca." a. some
have dubbed him, will nnd trat task
IA very hard ono.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

g. Louis. June Edmund Berch.
former member Of the house OF dele
gates. pleaded uiilty today 20 accept.
ing a bribo q t2.60O Tor bis vote on
the city lighting biH. Iila sentence
viii be- pronounced on Friday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

Partly On account OF tho calmncas
Of tHo evening. and partly because an
oNrellcnt entertainment was In store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

noon Of the session the nrst grand
jury Of Quay county slipped away and
had its picture taken when fnlsod.
the photograph win be placed IN tho
corridors o. the new court house
house which Is now being construct.
ed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

Fort Worth. June 27-W. ~ Fitch
general passenger agent IN Texas ~
the Rock Island railroad. was found
dead IN Bic ONCE t0day IIo was ap.
parontly GA mDud health when he
reached bic once this morning Tlo
came from Denver two years aFo. re
was general agent Of the Rock Island
az Denver several years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

A. s. Barney. general agent of the
Denver q Rio Gande a. Denver went
south on the Santa 90 Central on
business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

Isn't o. roa
onablo to
suppose that
whon tho uit
tors has cured
thousands Of
weak stom
aeh lu tho
past that IL
will cure yuu
ts 70 IH
vorth trying
ANYHOW
o. HIeafs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
QUAY COUNTY COURT

SIX INDICTMENTS FoR MURDER
THREE or THE ACCUSED
HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO FUR.
NlsH BOND.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-29

Carolina and West Virginia. while Bryan
received more than Parker in the re-
naming thirty-seven states.
The republicans made gains over their
vote IN 1900 in thirty-twO states, and the
official figures show losses I'm thirteen.
The total gains OF the republicans were
732,04s, and the total loss 3l2,249; net gain.
The democrats polled more votes in
eight states than I'm 1900, but fewer IN
thirty-seven. Their total gains were 3d.
7oo and the total losses 1,29l ,49l net loss.
Roosevelt carried thirty-two states,
against twenty-eight by Mckinley, and
has 1886 electoral votes under the appor-
the apportionment Of 1880, there having
been an addition Of twenty-nine votes by
the last apportionment.
Parker carried thirteen states. against
seventeen by Bryan and has 140 electoral
votes. Bryan had 1856 under the appor-
tionment in force i'm 1900.
Watson received his largest vote In
Georgia. the total of that state, 22.6@,
with 2O,50s in Nebraska, being nearly
one third of his aggregate. 1li,6S7
Barker polled 5O,2lS i'm 1900
The prohibition vote in 1900 was 20S, 79l;
this year. 6O.SO3; gain of 81 ,5l2.
-Four years ago the socialists had an
electoral ticket i'm thirteen states and
polled s7.769 votes. This year they had
q ticket I'm fifteen states, and the Debs
vote was 391 ,5S7. In 1900 over 1900 votes
were polled i'm only California, Illinois.
Massa chusetts, Missouri and New York.
In November of this year Debs received
more than 5000 votes I'm California, llli-
nois, Indiana. Iowa. Kansas, Massachus-
etts, Michiagn, Minnesota. Missouri.
Montana. Nebraska, New Jersey, New
York Ohio, Oregon. Pennsylvania. Utah.
Washington and Wisconsin, the largest
number, 69,225. I'm Illinois.
The vote of the socalist-labor party In
1900 was 39,9ii This year 1t was 80, ;53-
a loss of 6.49l I'm these states: Colorado,
335 Connecticut. 575: Illinois. 1865 lndi-
ana. sos: Kentucky, 596: Massachusetts,
2.359; Michigan. 1O,2; Minnesota. 974: Mis-
souri,, SIS: New Jersey. $3.50 New York.
9:l27; Ohio. 1888: Pennsylvania, 2.22ll:
Rhode Island. 4SS: Texas. Al: Virginia.
Sc: Washington. 5.592: Wisconsin,, 223.
The continental labor party had adhcr-
ents only i'm IllinOis-really Chicago
where $50 votes were pollcd
The follwing table shows the official
vote I'm each state for the five principal
candidates:
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-29
REPUBLICANS GAIN CONTROL
Supreme Court in Colorado Throw Out
Encu1h Votes to Chance Thinqs

DENVER, COLO: Alva Adams,
democratic candidate for govern p,
has lost 1882 Of his plurality of 5,275
In this county by the action of the
supreme court in ordering the election
commission to eliminate five pre-
ancts from the returns. Hs plurality
IN The state still stands at about 10.
COO. By the supreme courts order
the democrats lose three senator's,
who were apparently elected in this
city and the republicans gain control
or both branches Of the legislature.
with majority Of thirty on Joint bal
lot. They are planning To submit to
the legislature evidence of frauds in
Denver and ask that body to declare
Gov. Peabody elected.
The supreme court is to be reor.
Ganized on April 4 next by consoida-
ticn with the appellate court and will
consist Of seven judges. two of whom
are to be appointed by the governor.
NJ. NJ. Hanna, an expert, has exam
incd the ballots of precinct ), submit
ted 10 him by the supreme court and
reports that 240 of the 81 ballots
found in the box are apparently fraud
ulent. OF these, 235 are democratic
and five republican.
Wm. J. KinLel, supreme court
watcher, has testified that Detective
VIM. Greene, one of the four men on
trial for contempt of court, in the
precinct instructed repaters. many of
them women, but did not in any man
ner interfere with the watchers of
voters in general.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-12-29
COTTON GROWERS ORGANIZE.
They Want TO Know Condition o
Crop in Advance of Report

DALLAS, TEN: Ginners from all
the cotton growing states west OF the
Mississippi river met in Dallas and
organized the National Cotton Gin
ncrS association of the United States,
with j. A. Taylor, of Wynnewood. 7.
T., as president, and j. II. Conncll, of
Dallas, secretary-trcasurer.
The purpose Of the organization is
10 gather accurate and reliable infor.
nation concerning the amount of cot
ton produced and the condition of the
crop and to furnish it by aconiidential
code TO the members of the associa-
tion in advance of the government re-
port Whlle the organization as pre2-
ont includes only those ginncrs from
the states west OF the Mississippi, the
organization Of the other states, it is
said will follow