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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

compelled a. work for Die living any
longer, but dld not know them. Anoih.
or whites n know OF nothing more
disappointing that prophecy. and
prefers not 20 commit himself
The questions suggested BY the Ey.
cning rost were as follows:
What 90 you consider tho most
hopeful factor In the outlook. from
the railway point OF ylow7
2 Net earnings. do you look for
further Increase. for a stationary con.
diti0n, or for a docroaso7
DO you expect further lowering
of cost OF labor ana OF uatorIals7
What is The prospect Of rate
maintenance in l90fY
O. VIII Oh, movement OF high class
iraflc 90 the Interior continue as large
next year as this7
g. win lmpr0vonmJ and better.
monta g carried on next year. on the
scale of recently ycam7
z win reduction 90 the unit OF cost
1f operation continue. or has the mini.
mum been already r0ached9
What tangible results are ln
your opinion toe most noticeable from
the recent large expenditure for im.
provcmon's2
OF the Cieht responses published.
Give say that no increase ia Co BE- ex.
peCted iD mel, earnings. ono expects
a decrease. while two look Tor an
Increase Do net earnings under stated
conditions None 1f tho writer's ox.
pect that the cost oI labor will be- o..
lucad but in three replies 10 is said
that a reduction Ia the price OF mater
.al may be looked for lt is also the
opinion OF each railroad president
who expressed himself on the sub
ioCt that rates are being maintained
better at present than az any time
.n the history Of the industry. and that
tho prospects for a continuance OF
such conditions are good. Doubt Is OK.
pressed "a three answers whetnor the
movement Of high class trafHc will Pc
aa large next year one president bo.
uovcs that further reductions can DO
made DO the unit of cost oi operation.
two mold tha, further reduction DO.
ponds upon wages three say that q ls
100 early 90 determine what the "a.
suits of Improvements and better.
meuts have bCOn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
THE BEAUTIFUL"
First Snow Fali Of the se,sor-Boys
Have Fun snowhalllau.

First Snow Fali Of the ss,sor-Boys
Have Fun snowballlau.
Al, dawn this morning local weather
nluu1cis prognost.catod snow. Al
$3.50 % very light furry could be- seen
and tho prlphoclcrs nudgod their
ncighlura ~ told you 30. whom the
clouds hans los over the sandla
mountains and the wind is chill. 10
means snow
During tHe day white mantle q
probably Two inChcs has spread Itself
over Dee country and there 10 n ecncr.
al Joyous feeling among the people.
Th stockmcn and ranchers especially
are FIad and the 'Ce,mg le cawniue
among The city folks. u mcana water
for che stock grass for the stock and
good business A heavy snow is far
more beneficial r New NDyIcl than q
rain The precipitation doesn't zen
away. hu' soaks the sod aud the
soil
j. u Pggue. Utu.t- collector for
the W. l. Tr.mble Transfer company.
was out with a sleigh and hls was the
only one which came within sight Of
the reporter 10 the snow continues
al might as 20 threatens 10 do
there viii Lo some good sleigh.
INK ON the uosa tomorrow And
the boys nave their Fun. and very o.
ten they carry it too far During the
afternoon gang OF A. ID. T.. boys
nowsies and other street unchina
that ought 20 De 10 school. congrogat.
ca on Second street. and Railroad ay.
euueandrnowballod dcfenselesa pedes.
trains unmorcIfuly. deliberately erik.
Ing ladies as well as men. They pelt
ga people In carriages. on bicycles and
busy grocery wagon drivers. particul,
ar'N uid these young rascals maze
target Of Aaron penioy and quickly
d.d they scatter whom Mr. Petty dc.
soond from uls seat and took after
tncm They nod fast nud wide btu or.
assembled and woroara.l atthoIr mis-
chief before the old gentleman could
gather mp bits lines an escape. Street
car windows suffered and stln hats
were ruined
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

lays are wonderful 70 behoid. The
holiday season only increased The fad
AMER all u is rot uniovely 81. not
noHod hy an homogeneous collection
cheap baubies
The long neck chains OF dno gold
and silver sct with small jewels are
pretty ~ Imitation atoneB are worn.
they should boz duplicates OF tur
Iuoisoa or corals because counterfeit
brilllanis are considered aDominnhle
taste. Even pearls are not advisable
unless they are real Ter they soon
lose their luelr' and gives ones jovgl
ry an "al but" appearance.
Earring ana bracelets are worn %
greatoF extent thB winter than iu
many years PAST That is one secs
them decorating the ears and arms
NJ really fashionable eownoi women
1n The street 90 the morning costume
Includes en elaborate tailored aesign
% considerable amount OF iowolry DO
.o.mIssahio. as long as the nasuy e.
irgts are cs, ewod
frvr'rl insects have almost given
nutrly away 20 floral designs The
possible exception 10 the buttorny and
This ie retained because it affords
chance Tor a reauy artistic matching
% precious stones with brilliant cf.
'o-t Blt wild roses with diamond
md pearl coutres. turquoise '1rsat.
mo-nots coral reraniums. sapphire
gcntIans anu poari wild roses are
much 90 be- desired.
In the matter OF hat pins the saops
are showing extra long pins vita
handsomely iowolod hoaus that are
stabbed IN az the back and run an the
way through the con OF hair. then Din.
ned through the hat az the front In
casos where tae hair is worn low.
elastic band h USED to keep tue nat on
the head and the hat pins are used
merely as ornaments.
Some OF the new tur to4uos are
prcttly trimmed with hands OF chit.
ION and mohair brad spreading rat
crowns that bend INTO shaped hrims
narrowing toward tho taco continue
Co Boz a iav0rito design. Where they
Hattou az toe back TO ne over the
c0irur two feathers OF contrasting
cn'1rs can be added 8s the col, rut
cncrtlye decoration.
MAuDE GRIFFIN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
Lads Bravery Saved a Score Of Lives

Lads Bravery Saved a Score OF Livea.
Al tho Union depot yesterday.
George Holland, 10 years old. lmpod
about on crutChoB aud told sympath.
ctic passengers how ho mad received
his injuries. says tho Denver News.
The iunEstor seemed 10 have no idea
be had done anything unusual. but a
score OF minors working in New
Ncxico coal mine believe be- saved
their uves
Young Holland lives near Newcas.
tie, Wyo and was on his way home
from near Roswell, ~ A., where he
has been employed ln a coal mine
The track in the mine on Shlch coal
IL conveyed 10 the mouth Of rhe shaft
has downward alone, and car
which had necp blocked broke away
and started uown the track. Il had
gone LgyerBl hundred yards whom
Young Holland, who was driving a
mule hitched to an empty car saw Il
coming AZ this point there Is a doub.
10 track In the mine The hoy az once
realized that BY the time tho wild car
got 20 the mouth OF the shaft Il would
have gathered terrific momentum.
and the men who were loading the
coal into the cages would be badly
burt Ho jumped out of hls car ana
put a Dlg block OF wood across the
track ln front OF the car that was
running wild. Before the hoy had
a chance "a rnt nu.aV from tha frneh
the car struk the block and Jumped
the track Young Holland was pinIon.
cd between the two car8. One lex
was fractured and his back was In
iured but he undoubtedly saved a
score OF men from being hurt
The surgeons say he viii be- well
within a short time. His father 90,
coupanied him on his trip home 20
Newcastle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

10 jerome BY an old time miner who
has been on many q bear hunt with
McCarty In Arizona hills IN days Of
long ago
"McCarty s alive and vol IN the
cast saw him aud spoke to him
many timeH' Such is the tale the
old miner told
u has been more than two Year,
now since this happened. n tho wild
tale reached the former game com.
missioner widow. who resides a,
Florence. sho paid little heed ID a..
fgo'inE absolutely positive that hor
husbands ROMANS rcst IN grave 40
Phoenix and knowing that such fabu.
IaIs FiorIos are likely 20 spring un
grounded from NAVY sources and vot
Boz without the FIRST suspicion of a
foundation
Nevertheless. tine miners ta'r
brought tp mind afrcsh che 1ld. yot
sensational sn.y OF McCaft,s .onev
iomIao .u tbc ted buttcs and pine for
ost land beyond Flagstaff moro thou
$3.50 weave aga. As we'll as tho rrur.
some hud %. blcacbtd SHELTON ana
rusi'ne run. the burial OF the remains
Zoo "a Phoenix grave after their identln.
cation by ~ A. Day ana an old
fauper who was MCCariy's partner.
aaI who has .iuco died. and the lonr
contest settled az last by comprom
of McCarty'g Insurance. amounting to
o. total az $4,000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
CANDIDATES FOE EXAMINATION
EiGHTEEN SEEKING ADMISSION
TO THE GAR APPEAR BEFORE
rnE SUPREME COURT.

Eighteen of itoso who had previous
n HIed appIIcBliops for admiasi,p O..
the bar of tho territory az New Mcyir.
appeared Yesterday morning befor.
tho territorial supreme CONT for tb.
examination that win either qualify O.,
dlsuuaHfy Thorn Tor admission m.
applicants follow.
Firat judicial District Hanna
Richard a gapta S. sforrfaor a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

lu the District Court OF thc second
Judicial District Of the Territory 81
Mexico. sitting In and Tor lbo eoun
~ ~ Bernaliilo
Mym K. Sadlur. Plaintiff. vs. H..
Charles X. sadlor. Defendant
Tho said defendant T.. Charles aha.
lor ls hereby notified that an aetioe
has been commenced against BIN 10
tho District Cont OF the Second Iu.
dicial District OF New Mexico. sitting
in and for tho county OF Boruahll0, b.
the plaintiff above named, that fhe
general object of the action is 10 oh,
tain decree Of divorce aud that tho
bonds OF matrmopy between me
plaintiff and defendant be- dissolved.
upon the grounds OF failure 90 support
tho plaintiff
You are hereby notified further that
Unless you enter your appearance Ia
said cause on or before tho 3Fd dny
OF February. 1904, Judgment will Be
rendered Ion said cause against voc ~
default
lseau w. 70 nAlra
Ierk OF said C0ust.
THOS n ikEKsON,
Attorney for PiaintiA
Poatomco address. Aibuquerqse.
New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
ENORMOUS TIE CONTRACT
BRITISH GOVERNMENT WILL auY
TIES FOR AFRICA m AMERICA.

John % Kirby. tho Texas lumber
Ung has gone 20 New York. He states
hat tho British government will build
90 GOO milC8 OF railroad through the
DARK continent acrryIng out tho long
cherished scheme of cecil Rhodes
The cross ties Tor the ROAD. he says.
viii have to come from toe south and
principally from Texas Mr. Kirby
said
The British government mas long
held this plan. II was delayed for a
while by lhe IaDor situation. but the
officials Ia charge brought over over
5000 Chinese labOrers from china
and 600 900 cooley laborers from India
making i0O0UJO la6orers altogether
These laborors are to DO returned
hcmo az the end OF three years, be-
cause the British government does
not desire a repetition in South AZ.
RIGA ~ the troubles we have had n
the Chinese In California The cross
ties required 90 the construction OF
this great railroad must come from
America ana the south Ca the only
portion OF the country in a position
20 furnish cross ties. whether our
Texas mills viii get 70 or not 10
must go tu the southern states a con.
tract Of such proportions as this win
take ul the yellow pine mills On an
tho southern states all their time 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

The Mutual life Insurance con-.
pany OF New York has the gratiRcn.
zion of announcing 20 zoo policy hold.
ers throughout the world that the
close OF lts sixtynrst year the cor.
porato existence. Its assets exceed
the sum OF four hundred milllons OF
dollars. This enormous amount forms
The greatest iduciury fund In oxlst.
once d fund bold exclusively for
the protection OF To boneiaciaries.
mainly the future widows and lrph.
ans of its members rs maenitude
and importance call for the employ
mcnt OF every safeguard possibly un.
Ter human contingencies.
80 better guarantee Of the safe
management 9f tho fund can be- had
than the standing OF the gxtraordi.
nary body Of men prominent In oyory
field OF commerce and finance. who
form Tho Mutual Alfo's Board OF
Trustees. and upon their personality
attributes and high Administrative
ability, the company IN a very largo
measure rests Sea claim 90 the con
Adonco and support OF tho community.
Under the dIrCcuou OF these trustees
and the administration OF these ON.
''oIs and their predecessors. not only
has the name OF the Mutual Lfn be.
come a synonym for strength and
prob.ty but also rs assets have
srnwn to be many millions greater
nan those of any other mo insurance
company in existence. and II has rc.
turrcd 90 policy holders over six hun.
irod and twenty millions Of dollars,
accumulated for their benefit or over
one hundred and ninety millions
more than any other company Of he
Kind has ever similarly disbursod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
oEao ALIVE
Jerome Miner says Ne Met McCart,
900 tine Eaat-old story Revived.

Jerome Miner says He Met McCary
ln the Eaat-old story Revived.
about once O. year since tho tragic
death of John MoCarty. the story that
bo a a.iyo is put in circulation by
some newspaper reporter says tho
FIagstan sun
Tho last one is from a miner at
Jerome. who says that no. met McCar
ty in enc east Do AN probability the
Insurance companies who have not
yct paid the policies carried boy Nc
Carly would willing pay a handsoms
rowurd 10 The person who would hrIng
McCariy 10 them alive Che late
story ls as follows.
John McCaty the Arizona hunter
mouuod as dead for Two years. bis
inheritance divided. his insurance
closed and bits grave kept as grcon as
hia memory, tlll lives
This % the startling story brought
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
THE BILL POSTERS
AND DISTRIBUTORS

Tho board 1f directors 1f the A.
eiated Ru Posters and Distributor
numbering twenty-five. will roach Al.
luqucrquo on Saturday night. Fob-u
AIRY co. on the 80 passenger train
ana remain uGti. tho arrival ~ SO g..
uayInE then for Williams Arizona
from which town they viii visit OBJ.
Grand Canyon oI Arizona Tho bourI
win meet Do San Francisco on
March I and remain iu session i1r
Two days ~ and Mrs G. A. Hudson
the Albuquerque members ~ tho as %.
citation, will meet the directors az the
locai depot and show them couros. .s
whin Boo hD territorial metropolis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
RAILWAY PRESIDENTS
OUTLOOK or THE RAILWAY IN.
0UsrRY DURING COMING YEAR.

Presidents of "a number OF import
aur railways In tho United States
state in communication 90 tho New
York Evening Post thoir Wow as 10
the position and outlook of the rail-.
way industry during me coming year
The response 10 the questions pat are
frank. and iu general were readily
submitted The president Of one Ina.
poriant railway remarked that n he
laew the answers be- would not bo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
RETURNS FROM GOLD FIELDS
eEoRoE PENCE, or e. PAso, HAS
eEEN m THE APACHE CANYON,

GeoTg. Ponce has jus, returned o.
I IN Paso from AIacho canyon sold dlr
uIct. of Sierra county. this territory
while thcre Mr. Pence located a 400
acre claim Tor "a party of El pasu bus
iuoss men wh im no represented The
locating of the claim was made only
attor careful and rigid cynmluat ou
of an the conditions and prospects ~
the light of lha more recent develop.
mont thnrp although Mr. prlran was
mo nFet El paso man ou the ground
as thr Inception uf the excitement
over SiNuF ana
Confident o. Regions Value
lip said THE public excitement
has somewhat abated as to The
gold ind no Apache canyon but tho lu.
'crost among practical mining men ln
tho raE.on bias not diminished Thaa.
who have Investigated most closely
ami whose knowledge s OF worth are
confident that gold is tHnrc .u largo
quantities. ani that 10 .s one ot tha
greatest gold res nus boo the world
The new road from R.ucUn Dob thu
camp is completed aud makes the lip
loss irks0mg .tlu ou my Umer VISIT
Z located q luHurr. claim tlu Co., mon
. represented
There has l,on ~ particular dyy,.
'pmout OF any 90 the district. bug there
ns been much Intelligent prospecting
wl Re VIII send a man TO begin upn
atHW ou our claim next week
'IHu claim Tics next 20 the iuaena
claim which rBE already given cy.
denco OF being q very rich aeld oar
claim extends about milo up m.1
Apache canyon ITSELF
Holsters OF Claims Are Obstinate.
"rho one great difficulty 800 lar ava.
DO be- Hu' Doc zoe way OF inc up.t form
nf wogk u tho district is Inc stupidity.
ohet.nagy and honesty OF rhu Mcx..
can au.low ot mo TmWIo claims
Their statements are misleading auI
BOO dependence can be placed upon
hem Hur the locating ana prospec.
.nF Wl. soon give place 10 extensive .
'1pmCut .u very short time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
F0Iey's Honey and Tar

lu1lanlly rflIvcs 90 IpaIms u Group and
soothos and strengthens tho bronchial ga.
bes and che lungs. Itprcyons Pneumonia
and many cases of that disease have been
cured by ia uso after skilful physlclaua
have failed 20 give relief
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Eleven pistols. identified as tboa
stolen from second hand store iu
Las Negas ulpnt before last ace lH
the possession uf Chief If Police SIC
Millou. Yesterday a Mexican boy was
pIayIus near che railroad in Harelas
lu the weeds be- found an old gunnY
sack and in Jhe sack wore the pistols.
The police were Immediately uot.BUd
and "a close watch was kept .u the ~.
g'uity where lao sack was found. bul
% is very evident that the thieves bod
received % up, as thUy never showed
up 90 got the swag Tho boy that
found che sack says mat "a man was
watching him when Dee picked the
sack and yu.y likely This man knew
something about how the sack came
there, Nevertheless. even DC lho cul-
prits escaped The recovery of tha
property was fortunate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES

School opened on January Z. after
a Wook'H vacation with an The teach.
ora and othor employees Ia their re.
zpoctiyo places
A number OF the employees took
advantage OF the holiday week and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

As preventive Of Pneumonia
and Consumption FOLEY'S
HONEY and TAR Is uHsQuaIsd.
ard II has gained wonderful rap
ufaf'0H for fhe cure Of grippe and
OH other throat snd IuEE troubles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

nll The contract is bound % Dee
awarded .u 1904 aud Do .s sure 90 come
TO A.u.a, for no other country can
sut yellow Pine Iu sufficient guam.
lLlI-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

A railroad man from Dhlhart says
business has been very heavy over
tho Hock Island into that point. Ow.
lng 10 the strike IN the southern Colo.
RADIO coal nolds. coal and coke are
hauled In from illinois. Indiana and
elsewhere and shipped north into
Colorado from Dalhart by the Colo.
RADIO and Southern road
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

Am members of Harmony lodge SO
~ and Albuquerque lodge No. 1. o.
O. o o. are earnestly requested 20 a.
tend our meeting tonight no which
time the consolidation 90 the Two lodg
es viii take place, The Wand master
viii ho hero refreshments viii be
served and "a Jolly good time Is ex.
pected AN 5isitIug odd Fellows cor
daily Invited 90 meet with u.s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
Babies Die Quickly
From Group, Bronchitis
esd PNEUMONIA.

The cold damp
months Of tho
year always arc
dreaded lest tho
littlo ones
should bestrlck
en- with Group,
Bronchitis ~
Pncum outa
which arc 90 "a
l,l among chill
dron. In few
niomeuts Croup
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
GROWING
LENGTHWISE

You want the children to
grow, hut not all lenglhwise.
When they start that way
SCOTS Emulsion will help
them to grow right-with
due plumpncss and outward
proportion, and with inward
vigor and good spirits.
The Emulsion increases
digestive power and strength.
ems the vital organs to get
the best and make the most
out Of all the other food. Il
gives a kind of help that every
growing child ought to have.
Wen ssnd s5s a ample iies ur1s request.
SCOTT q BOVINE io' Pearl Street New yo,t
visited friends. some went hunting
and others Improved tno time by writ.
Hns letters t0 distant friends and rel
8tlvoB and W j Oliver visited Santa
Fp and attended the Territorial Edo
cational association and also the meet
inre Of the Athletic association
Some OF the pupils visited friends
and relatives and all are hack in
school ready for six months hard
work.
The pupils enjoyed tho week very
much aud spent au thcir spare time
In playing games and IN taking in the
sights Of the city
The many new recruits who came IN
last fan, have learned tho routine OF
the school and have gotten enough
English 10 make themselves be under.
stood ard now they are doing good
work 10 the school room and In the
shops
Tho question OF amusement Tor the
children 's being looked after and the
pupils are very much interested in lts
outcome
Religious services are hcm each
Sunday afternoon and the children
are very much Interested and listen
with rant attention 70 The discourse
OF the speaEcrs
The school ls thoroughly organized
In an the departments. and the ont.
looE FOR tho balance OF tho school
year is very promising
superintendent Allen spent the FIRST
OF the week ia laguna looking after
business connected with the opening
90 the new school at Misita.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09
Indigestion Causes
CatRrrh Of the
Stomach.

For many years y has been supposed that
Catarfh Of Tho Stomach caused Indigestion
and dyspepsia. bot the truth 10 exactly the
opposite. Indigestion causes catarrh. Re
peaiod attacks Of indigestion inilamea the
mucous membranes lining the stomach and
exposes The nerves Of the $40 zach. thus caus.
ING the glands 70 secraia mucin Instead Of
the juices OF natural digestion. This ia
raffnd Cafnrrh al fhn Cfnrrn.h
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

relieves all inflammation Of the mucous
membranes lining iho stomach, protects the
nerves. end cures bad breath sour HsIngs a
sense Of iul'ncss after eating, indigestion.
dyspepsia and al stomach troubles.
Kodol Digests What You Eat
Make tho Stomach Sweet
Bottles rHF. NfFu.s# .H lI holding q tines
the tflt' Gre wf.H fsHt iaf SO cents
Prepared BY &. q. DswIrt q Co, uhicaso, b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-09

lho following mineral land entries
have been made in the United States
lana ONCE December ~, No. 12i.
NJ A slnFletary for the Monte Carlo
lode. 4 rs N, RtE, 10 acres IN San.
doyh county
December 28, No 1876 Bdward T..
Bartlett for tho Galona Chiof lode, r.
~ ~ RS 70, 20 acres In Santa Fo
county.