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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
lNSNE MAN
WORKED WITH RAZOR

A. train No 4, which reached here
last evening, entered the Ration tuu-
mel between Trinidad and Ration yos.
terday morning about . O'Clock. lu.
sane and frcnziod with a fear that a
number of people ON the train we're
after him and undoayoring 20 do him
injury G. Brolick. uf Coylo, Okla. e.,
Jumped into the aisle OF the smoking
ear and began sIaahlng right and left
with "a razor He struck out Wildly
aud before be- could be oyerpoworod,
several persons suffered severely
from tho onslaught ono man re-
Ceiyed several deep cuts in the face
aud had one ear severed completely
from the head. another received sew.
eral wounds about the upper portion
OF the body and sim another had his
coat cut into shrods. but escaped with
but slight INJURY The maniac was
finally knocked down by a strong
man. but not until tho occupants of
the car had been wrought almost
crazy with fear and excitement AZ
ter being knocked down second
time, Brolick was bound hand and
foot with a piece Of bell cord.
Ho was put on al Ration with the
man who lost the car.
passenger on the train said that
Brollok had been acting strangely
during the morning fie seemed 20
think that everybody on tho train
was looking for a chance 20
DO him up Ration tunnel Is 2.2OO feet
long and very dark Just az the train
entered this tunnel nrolick became
violent Before any one seemed 90
know what had happened. he had
drawn a razor from his pocket and
was 8lashlng 40 the man next 10 him.
The car soon became an confusion
and the occupants 81 the car began
20 yen and crowd into the corners
one man. a large follow. went after
the crazy man and knocked him down
az the FIRST blow nFollck arose from
the floor with an insane rleam On his
eyes and went after his assaHant A
second blow sent the maniac 10 the
eoor and ne was bound hand and
foot.
nrolIck De- thought 10 have been
overcome and made temporarily in-
sane by the radical change from a
low altitude 20 a hlgh one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

crai from Missouri. one Of the mem
bora of the house committee on inter
state and foroign commerce who ac
c1mpanlod the congressional party ia
Panama, today introduced a resolution
providing for Inquiry into affairs of
the Panama railway.
Al 1880 Barnes, assistant secretary
10 the president. appeared and an.
nouncpi "a muasaEu from the preHl.
dent The clerk began "a once 20 read
Che presidents annual message to con.
rre8H
Upon conclusion OF the reading of
tho message there was loud applause
from the republican aide The mes
sage was ordered printed and the
house adjourned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
DISTRICT COURT OF
SAND0VAL COUNTY
NAVAJO INDIAN NOT GUILTY
OTHER CRIMINAL CASES TRIED

tFrum Tuesday Daily Cltlgcnl
The trial of the case of Territory
vs. Juan. o. Navajo Indian. charged
with the murder of his mothor.ln-lnw.
was concluded. and the jury. after
several hours dellboration. returned
verdict Of not guilty, the jury ap.
pnrontly taking the view that the Il-
Innate cause of death was not the o..
sault committed some weeks prior
thereto The defense was conducted
hy ~ e. do Baca.
The court yesterday tried the case
az The territory against Emiliann SAN
chez. charged with assault with intent
to klll one SIlviann Silva do Gonzales.
and returned verdict of guilty. The
evidence showed that the defendant
and the husband of the woman had
boon out ON % spree for the dag on
which the trouble occurred. and on
arriving al the home of Gonzales the
defendant had pistol which be
pounded Gonzales on the head with
aud took deliberate aim and hred ni
the woman. nearly killing her No
motive was shown fur the act. aud the
theory of the defense was that the
parties were in n maudlin condition
and the weapon was discharged by
accident The defense was conducted
hy Frank Alderman and NJ G Dc
naca.
the case OF Territory against David
Bnca charged with unlaUfully taking
water from an nceuua. was tried by
the court and the territory failing to
make n case. the defendant was found
not guilty The defense was conduct.
ga hy ~ y owen
ln me case of Territory VS. George
Alexander change ~ venue was
iakon to BornalIlio county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
PROBATE COURT
MET YESTERDAY

Yesterday. Hf thD court house.
Judge Jesus Romero htid session
ui tHe prostate court COZ UrrnaIHln
county and tho following business
was transacted.
lu the matter 0f the estate off Mar.
snail % Morgan. deceased an order
lot distrauii0n of said estate was
given
Do fhp matter of the estate OF Ra.
mun Garcia ~ CaudaIaIIa. deceased.
lhe 5000 bond of tbr administrator
was approved
The last will and testament of
Nguarita Naliuua was presented and
read lu open court and the date tor
proving thp same was fixed iuf Mon.
day January g. 1905
lu the matter of thr estate of Wal.
kor Allen. decreased. tine $1,000 bond
of the administrator. j g. BaliTdge.
was approved.
The final report oi sofia g. DE- Shor.
man. eNccutriA of The estate of Ra-
ndita Muya deceased was approved
The last VIII and testament OF j.
Wits sayre WAS approved and Nor
rls sayre appointed CNeCutr.x to serve
without bond.
lN iHf llhNi'I hI lNt NHiAIN hI 1T. ~
Leonard deceased accounts against
said estate were approved by the adj
mlnlatratur AMI allowed hy the court.
Tho laat VIII and testament of ID.
W Lane wac approved and admitted
90 probate ~. y Hickey was ap-
pointed executor to aUrye without
bond The appraisers appointed are
.C q. iOuug y. A. Miles tnd s. d..
ueaiy
Eco the matter OF the estate OF a. e..
Seeds a supplementary final report
was filed aud the date FOR hearing the
same set iOl January 2, 1905.
The petition filed some time ago for
tho adoption uf EIoanorc Rushing was
granted
HiIauo aotatu WAS appointed guard.
ian of Felipe Talad0 to serve without
bond
Court adjourned Jo meet the first
Monday lu January
The New Mexican says Mt. and
Mra. John 8 Trimhlc ANA children. on
El pasO. who were Boz the city Tor the
past few days. lcft this morning over
the Denver s. Rio Graudc Tor Colo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

sionors. The principal heirs OF the
Grant are the candidates az follows:
Manuel Antonio Iaramlllo. Jose de Ia
Luz Sanchez. Rafael ArmiIo. Jose dc
Ia Luz Armiio. jose Garcia y Chaves.
Severe Sanchez. Vidal Herrera David
J. Moi2gor, pollcarpio Armlio.
Last Saturday evening Mrs Charles
s. Carter gave n party 20 few in.
timato friends, az her residence on
West lead avenue. ln honor OF the
birthday of her husband, who is tho
editor and proprietor Of the Sunshine.
Tho party was a very delightful one.
bat Mr. Carter would not give away
BIS agc IN any event. % Is less than
nifty and little more than sixteen
years
The remarkable spectacle is pre-
senicd ln uld Albuquerque of a gov.
ornor's candidate for justice of the
peace and an opposition candidate to
ine governor The election occurs ln
January and % o. expected that the
governor WIN bo present with a brass
and and his official family OF district
attorneys. etc.. and puu bis man
through
What Became of Parker" is con.
sidervd hy Mamie Haeorman. tho
author hIs best play Do keeps you
wondering What lhr next startling 20.
uat.un Be- goins Goo Boz. Tho FUN Us high
class and every one is comedian rs,
HH own distinct I.ng The Parker
lous,s have proven tho popularity OF
.hls nov 1904 comedy and subsinnil.
1c the authors statement Tho or.
chesira contains seven pieces the
cast twelve Elks' opola house. Friday
nignt only December o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

tFrom Mondays Daily CiuzcuI
Regular meeting o. the city council
tonight.
Miss Alice Wettr b. visiting at her
home ~ Clarion. pa
Conductor and Mrs Jesse Miller
have returned from a weeks s0lourn
az Topeka, Kansas.
Miss Ada Campaold. of North Sow
Cuth street. cntGrtains the Apollo
whist club this evening
Arthur Eyeriu Santa Pc watch in.
spoctor. was a passenger north this
morning ON train No.
Dr. 81 X. Wyldor i8 enjoying @
visit from his sister Miss Pearl WY
der. of Jacksonville. No.
Col y. w. nobaon. who visited &c.
Louis and Chicago. has returned 10
the city He reports having had a
splendid time.
Dr W @ shadnch iho oyo, ear
ami nose specialist was "a passenger
iur Santa pc this morning Ho expects
to return to iho City tomorrow.
County superintendent OF schools
EslavIo Vigil win begin tomorrow his
visits Io the various district schools
OF the county ne viii visit every
school In the county ON Die trip
Invitations have been issued for %
reception 90 be given az the home OF
Mrs % s. Rodoy. 500 Kent avenue. ON
Saturday afternoon. boy Mrs Rodey
and her mother. Mrs a A. Cooling.
ton.
Regular Review of Alamo Hive no.
I l.. q. r 81 win Dee held 40 odd Eel
lows han Tuesday afternoon. Docom-
Der o, az 2.3p sharp An momhors as.
pocted to he present Election Of of.
fIcors
The ladies OF the Lutheran church
will hold the regular meeting al tho
home uf Mrs. Gundmann. Wednesday
afternoon Al are requested 90 ho
present as business of Importance is
90 be- transacted.
Mrs Helen = Hawley ana daughter
Miss olive. win give a farewell tea
AZ the Guild hall OF the st. Johns
Episcopal church. nj 9 o'clock Monday
afternoon, ana everybody ls invited.
Mrs lIaWley and daughter expect 10
leave one day next week Tor los An.
gclcs. where they will reside in the
future
Col and Mrs W H Groor expect
to leave tomorrow night Tor Toledo
%. whore they Will visit Joseph g.
Bonner and then the party will pro.
coed 90 New York The business in
ihc east la |n connection with thp os.
tahiishmcnl of the upper Rio pocos
river electric plant
ln Ranches DO Atrlsoo today there
% am election ON for grant commits.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
NEW MEXICO EDU.
CATl0NAL ASSOCIATION
WILL MEET M NlNErEENTH AN
NuAL SESSION At SILVER CITY
DEC ~, "a AND o.

Tho New Mexico Educational assoc
citation viii hold its nineteenth annual
session at silver CITY December "a. 2s
ami 30. 1904
The officers of thD association are.
superintendent. A. 10 sruup. Alhu
1uerque. president, superintendent
Maggio J Butcher las Vegas. vice
president Prof o. s. AspIund Am
querQue. secretary Prof % 81 Rich
ards. las Cruces. treasurer
OFFICERS of ida council 81. llEht
president. D 81. Richards. secretary
Executive committee Professor T.
81. Lilht r. j Vert John oliver.
PROGRAM
Educational Council
600 D. on. Tuesday EfonInr. DoCom
her ga 1904
D. Round Table session.
Public Lands in New Mexico ho.
longing t1 the schools" prpst
dent Chaa a. Keys. School of
Mines
o. Needed school LEGISLATION" Prot
Hiram Hadlgy College of Agri
cultural aud Mechanic Arts
Educational Association.
30 % m. Tuesday EyoninE. Dccom.
ber e7' 1904
D. Music
Presidents Annual Address su.
pprnIendeul A. q. siroup Albu.
uupruue
g. a symposium 'ThD Professional
Teacher" Pres W e. Tight of
tho University of New Mexico.
Pros Luther Foster of the Col.
luEr Of Agriculture and No
cnunir Arts Supt Maggie g.
Butcher of ins Vegas. supt NJ.
b. koohIer of silver city
g. Athletic Entertainment.
s.nu g. no. Wednesday Morning Do.
cCmher 2s. 1904
g. 'Our Educational Exhibit nf the
Worlds Fair Prof ~ A. owen
oi the Normal school Discus.
siun Miss Elizabeth Jackson
and Miss Edna Page
Tho C0rtIficafiuu of Teachers
Supt o. b Wright OF Carlsbad.
and Sur' D. A Wood of Santa
BE-
B. Teachers Institutes Round Table
Discussion. Director. Pres E g.
Vert. Normal University
goo % ms Wednesday Afternoon De.
ccmbor 2S, 1904.
T. The Teacher Teaching supt w.
Dickoy DcmIug General Dis
cuHsiOn
O. Languages in tno Elementary
Grades Miss Lydia Moon. al.
huquorQue public schools
g. Relation of English Work in the
Grades 90 that of the High
school Prof j. r Macarthur.
Cologc OF A. a NJ. a.
a. Principles of Language Teach.
Inr Round Fable Discussion.
Conduc Go supt q p. Duff.
D,minE
100 %. Co., Wednesday Esoling Do.
Cembor 2S. 1894
D. 'hu.ioncd up People On Robert
Mcintyre.
Public Reception. rendered by The
teachers OF Silver city and the
Normal School faculty
90 a. m, Thursday Morning DecDm
Dor go 1904
O. Difficulties In Teaching Arithmr.
tic Miss Martha Hartford. Alhu.
uucrquO public schools Discus.
siun u. n lark.n. las Vegas.
Nature study Iu iho Grades aud
lts Relation Co English" supt.
w. N IeIney Ration Discus.
sion Supt j . Crilehring. Ala.
moFordo
Do "rhe Field of E,hIcs." Prof g.. E
HodgIn of the University. dis.
Cuasiou school Room Ethics,
Sarah Ellis. Normal School re.
port of committees and election
officers.
Thursday afternoon Wll he given 90
an excursion 90 Fort naYard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

New York. Dec. ga dividend Of
$50 ror share has boon declared on
the stock oi the Boston and Montana
Consolidated Copper and silver Sin.
INK campany The Boston and Mon.
fana 90 controlled Boy the Amalramnted
COMPANY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

Frankfort Ky, Dec. 0.-Tho court
Of appeals today reversed the decision
OF the circuit court ln the case OF
Colob Powers. now IN fan ~ Louis.
pHCiiy in the murder OF Gov gophol
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
PROCEEDINGS OF
NATIONAL CONGRESS

Washington. Dec Immediately
after converting OF che senate today
senators Allison and Cockroll the
committee to wait ON tbo president.
reported that the president nad as.
pressed hls intention tI communicate
Iu writing
Tho nae age was delivered t0 the
sDuain by Barnes assistant secretary
to tho president and CO.'S reading im.
mcilutUly began
AS 3.O7 the reading of the prosl
dent message was concluded aud the
senate went into executive session.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
LETTER LIST

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Duquorquo. Dec.3, 1904
Persons calling for or aending for
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Free delivery OF letters az the roai.
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Direct letters PLAINLY 20 street numr
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Advertisea matter BE- previously
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weeks before u goes to the dead let.
ter once a. Washington. d. g.
Ladies' List
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Alexander Frank. Alton ca
Hurnard Rosa. Hronner 81
Durkn Anna 8 Drake J J. Davis
Lillian
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Roy
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Frederick l. a. G.. Fornoy Harry.
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felo. Perkins James. Pblran WE
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10
LOCAL NEWS


tFrom Saturdays Daily Citzcnl
Mrs Margaret Blgaow. OF the Al.
varado news stand, is ill AZ hur home
on East Railroad ayonuo
n. O.. Wilson. socialist speaker.
addressed a small audience OF en-.
ihps.asis of che doctrine AZ Colombo
ball last night
lsIdro sandoyai. the general mor.
chant loft today Tor hls sheep
ranch Zoo Valencia county. be will be-
alsont from .hc city a week or ten
days
Mrs T. scbaid Of Trinidad. Colo
who - been visiting her daughter.
Mrs W Thomas. OF zoe South Second
street. lott this morning ON her jour
ney home.
Sidney a. Loeb. representing the
woliknnwn firm of Loeb. Bl10m a.
Co. dlstIllors and blenders of Bourbon
and rye WHISTLES of Paducah. Ky, is
In the city calling on local trade.
Mrs lola G.. ArmIio foriaerly Of this
city hut the past couple of years "a
resident ct Santa Fc. viii be appoint
cd administrator of the estate of her
late father Colonel . Francisco
Chaycs
Mr. and Mra. A. D. Hohcnberg are
q couple Of newly married people
who have seen guests Of the Alyara.
DO the past few days They hail from
Kentucky and Mr. Hohcuhorr ropre.
SCENTS the Kentucky Sour Mash Dis.
FILLING company
Mrs r. T.. l4Ounshcrry of New York
accompanied by "a maid. s expected
thi seyening on train No for q
weeks visit to her son. Ben An Iouns.
berry Mrs l1unsbcrry is a daughter
of D. D Hags.n. owner oft thc Oh.
nous "lomcsiake" miup Zoo Colorado.
and one of the best known horaomon
uf thc United States
Franz iIuu.us. who Uas taken to
thc ST. Joseph hospital. where au op
Grafton was performed ou him. has
been removed to his residence ON the
street car track Boz lho old town pre-.
cInct, aud reports are hai be- 90 mo-
better To make matters worse. Tho
Citizen Us informed that Nrs Huning
Is also quite ill
a large house greeted richards q
Pringles Georgia minstrols last ulrht
90 The Elks opera house and the usu.
az good laugh was forthcoming Al
though this company of Ministries
have visited Albuquerque many times
before they turned up last night with
many new. fresh and sparkling jokes
and refreshing vaudeville features
A very important meeting Of the
Woman's club was held this afternoon
in thoir newly furnished rooms In the
Commercial club building The day Of
meeting has been changed from Sat.
urday to Friday afternoon af $3.50.
a study class ON the "H.stor, of Ruiz
sIa has been formed to meet Thurs.
day afternoon al $3.50 Tho club Is Loo
l0urish.ng condition and enjoys
large membership
Whut BECAME or Parker Dr. a
new play % bias never been produced
iu our city The climuxcs are so rap.
90 and startling the humor of $50
hIsh q gaio. that o. has drawn WIl
houses since its appearance ON che
stage Twelve people APPEAR ln the
cast accompanied boy evon.pIoco OF
chestra the company win appear at
Elks. opera house ou Friday Deccm
bor .. The prices are popular apc
and Tgr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

Soon after the house mei today,
Burton reported that the president
would submit his mcssago in writing
today Just before Speaker Cannon
raped fOr order am elderly man oc.
cupyluE "a front scat Dos inc public gal.
lery uttered series 0i long drawn
out whOopa Much COmmotiun was
caused before ne was elected.
Representative Shacklolord demo,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-10

The New Mexican says Mr. and
Mra. John s TrImblc ANA children. OF
El pasO. who were Boz the city Tor the
past few days. lcft this morning over
tho Denver g. Rio Grando for Colo
RADIO points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-31

who had never before asked an apprOpria- tion for the farmers. We have come in the right of our splendid citizenship, We are here not only petitioning. but demand ing this aid; demanding 1t because it be- longs to us." The treasury surplus be- longs to the sovereign people" he said, "and We demand a part of it to lift our people out of the mire." The constitu- ton cannot stand between the people and their own money he said, but it did not. If We can only get those millions out on our highways we will avert any panic that will ever come" The farmers are knocking at the doors of the Ameri- can Congress and asking: What are you going to do with this proposition. It is up to you,' said MT. Harper, energetI- cally.
 Robert B. Treat, of Rhode Island fol lowed. The people of Rhode Island,'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-31

a weak
   pass water frequently during night y  mas
  my condition kidney which would bring chronic rheumatism All the while back increased rapidly and had other
 
 friend MT Button of OntgOmeF who had been cured of the pain back and all rheumatic signs dasap
 
  Root using only in all, well strong Very truly, LOUIS E. GELBKE."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-31

water seven hundred miles to Buffalo. Do away with that relic or barbarian, the common wagon roads of today" he said.
 J. A. C.. Wright, of New York, who appeared before the same committee twelve years ago on the same subject said there is no more common interest than in the common roads" You would then suggest that each State should pro vide the machinery to handle this money before receiving it?' asked Chairman Wadsworth. ''Yes sir
 J. A. Banks, of South Carolina, con- cluded the hearing.
 At o'clock the committee was receiv- ed by President Roosevelt. He spoke briefly of the necessity of improving the roads throughout the country. A closing session was then held at the Raleigh Hotel R. IT., Watkins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-31

he declared, stand as a unit in favor of government aid for government roads. The revenues were ample for the inaugu- ration of the work at this time. "We are expecting the best at your hands" Fl. L. Remmel, of Arkansas, said he repre- scented convention of 800 delegates from the l50O,OOO people of Arkansas, who were unanimous in favor of government in aid of good roads. He thought in view of what the farmers had done for the na- ton the sum of $24.OOO.OOO was "a pitifuI sum to Arkansas" It costs the farmer more to transport his. products to the rail- roads and canals than the entire cost of operating all the railroads in the United States. Ut behooves you to have your ear tp the ground. Nine-tenths of you
 Representatives have an argricultural
 constituency and | want to warn you that
 if YOU want to come back to Congress you
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-31

present condition of the roads in tho country sufficiently demonstrated the fact that they could not be satisfactorily lfn- proved without Government a:d. he urged the members of the Committee to look upon the expenditure asked as profitable investment, for he was sure that no other expenditure of like amount would yield so great a return.
 MT. Cooley of Minnesota, said he repre- sented the Commercial Clubs of Min2e- apolis and St. Paul, composed of the best and most influential citizens of that State, each of which had unanimously en- dorsed the Brownlow bill or any other measure of like import. He said that Government aid to good roads goes hand in hand with rural free delivery. and lie hoped Congress would not refuse it to the people.
 M'. L. NJ. Haupt of Pennsylvania, Mir.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-31

Gillette. Associate Editor of The Engi- neering News, and MT. Walker of Wis consin. also spoke in favor of the move ment.
 Senator Latimer asked that l,rivllege be given the members of the Good Roads Association to file written briefs and ar- guments on this subject. and that the same be ordered printed as a Senate document which was agreed to by the Committee.
 At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the dele gation appeared before the House Com mittee on Agriculture. My name is T. J. Harper, of Burlington, Iowa, and I appear in behalf of the Great American people" said Chairman Harper, amid ap- plause. He explained briefly the purpose of the committee saying that they were not connected with any automobile or bicycle movement, but represented people