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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

the guest of Rev Iaos @ Cocks and
family for the past ok weeks. left
thla morning Tor her home at Sioux
CITY IL.
AZ on time This afternoon "a tu
could be- heard all the way from las
Vegas. @ waa The noise of the Al
buquarquo ro0iors at the base ball
game
D. J. Abrahams. olork at OHeniyH
drug store. loft last night Tor las We.
gas. whore ho viii meet hia sister.
Sire Appel who makes her home at
Rnt.u
a dozen Ur moro who had bought
tickets Zoe Che lls Vegas excurs.1 ON
were leu Jla morning They d.d not
think inc train would leave ON s.hcd.
ulei Time
pr D. Hrod auI superintendent
Cha E Burton. of hC Indian school
ut kyHms Canyon t.-lua came In
last HIfht and arc registered 90 che
European
ON account of rha special holiday
and incidentally 0.rauer there wore uo
maynard sons to appear and receive
tho hurpoon of Justice. mo- police court
was held ihIs morning
a kcmponich. the big merchant OF
pcrata is in the city today visiting
relatives. Ho o. accompanied by bis
son, Paul Kompenich. who Do interest.
Cd with a a B schuster. at White
River. Arizona.
q M Mcars and q y. Crcarhc. .wo
prominent shoop men from Lamar.
Colo, arrived in Che cly msi night
Mr. Creagho Boz son of st George
Crra eho. who is we'll known among
The sf1ctmou OF New Mexico.
G. o Francisco. the popular sales.
man FOE Cu1ahy Packing company.
has been on the sick lisl. but Is up and
about thIs mornIns Mr Francisco was
one of thc hardest workers Tor the ov.
cuIt.0u fo las Vegas today. aud fooIs
quite badly that ho was unable tu ru.
Miss Ethel icyy daughter uI Mr.
and MrH louis Levy off El pas0. took
Che dyer to HictH thIH morning. Miss
IrtF was accompanied Hy SIR and
Mrs T. Traurr of thie a'ff Tho party
win Spend o. shor. time with Nr and
Mrs Simon Ncusadt of los Iuuns.
then Miss Icy w.u return to her
homo iu E Paao
George o. nrowor mo Insurance
m7u. loft on delayed $50. q this morn.
lnr FOR Boston. Mass Mr. Brewer ru.
iCrs Co the New England states o.
heck home" and as he hal not been
back there FOR eight years. Dc do.
ci1cd 90 take "a months Vacation ana
look over the old ground and visit
ola friends. and ten them ~ the won
dcrfM resources OF New Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs D. w Edwards and
.on. ln't on The flyer jhis morning Tor
los Angeles After rocroltng f1r o.
couple of weeks at Ions BeacE ana
other southern California resorts fhoy
win proceed t1 San Francisco. where
49, Edwards goes OBJ auwI the
Nn.Hh TgmpIar i..eHuIal which
400 u" held lt tbat place September
q .o lu. They expect FOB y.st relative.
100 San Jose and Point Richmond and
w..I Doe gone about Sis weeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

Hon. Charles r.. rand's. one of ibo
great orators OF the house of repre-.
sHuiafIvcs. and q man who Or high
Boo tho c1msoIs OF mo republican
party. states that the only way Now
Mexico and Arizona can secure state.
h11l ls 20 como in Jointly Io also
states that tho senate will pass the
same Dim that has passed. tho house.
.hlt there .F not q shadow of doubt
about This Ho predicts that 20
diana win go republican and increase
It7 membership 90 the house.
"D,'ufi Indiana. August @. 1904
Zion 70 g Rudey. Albuquerque. n. NJ.
"My Dear R1doy Your letter az
July esfh came lu my absence. az
course there is only one way by which
New Naylc0 and Arizona can secure
statehood and that ls 90 come in
Jointly Tho senate viii pass the
bill t11f passed the house. There
ISN'T a shadow Of a doubt about this
The campaign IS not fairly begun
here but ! am certain that Indiana
WIN show good results. and be-.
ueye We will increase our member.
ship iu me house Always yours.
&C. u. lands"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

From Thursdays Badly Citizen.
G. b. spador the general morchau
1t Jomos. .s boo the CITY ON business
Regular meeting OF the boys of
Woodcaft Friday evening. August i2
Nell q. Field Boz spending shorO
vacation ON the New England coast
Bon Hiiu. assessor oft Valencia
county IH 1n Albuquerque visitor to
day.
The go paau base BAH club has 20
cured two new pitchers and will play
better games in the future
Hon Frank A. Hubbell writes that
lo viii return from bls sheep ranch
about Ibo lith oft this month.
~ B. ch.Iigw. United states dis
u.cf attorney for Sew MpAieo. return
600 IHst ulsHt from Washington.
o. T. Maynard. the South SECOND
street lHvg.Dr returned th.a morning
from O. hr.ul business tHp to E pafu
hlIss Auua 40 Turner of lsIy.a. rr.
turned from California last uIsht and
wont ono t1 h'ga on tho flyer this
morning
Melton S utcro aud family of Per.
ALTA ueuI yesterday boz the city aud
In.. 100 IuH excursion t0 las VEGAS
IHs morning
aNutl Thomas IS Uuhbell accom-.
painted by O. party of friends. drove
uNt fH the mountains fhia morning 90
spend the day
10 g. sHrmau. travelling salesman
foe tHr John D. BuIlul Stationery
company H Zoo tbD city with limo
of holiday aYujs
Al "a meeting of ON, Spanish AmpH.
cam club Iuar uIeHJ 1t odd Follow
HaI many ueW momNurs wore added
u thy l.our.shIug organization
~ W. Wright travelling salesman
fur .ho Rothcnberg a sohluss Cigar
company viii leave tonisht for quito
400 extensive trip through Arizona.
col a. A Trlmnlo and vito, who
wpIo summoned homo from inc Iumcl
hHt springs by thu sudden death OF
IuIre O.. 81 TdmbIg arrived here last
eight
Miss Helen Kaump who has been
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

From New Jersey Congressman.
ltHn Henry g. iDudouslaepr. OF
Now Jersey One Of tho strongest mon
in tho house F'ltos chat from bis
knowledge oft what both senators and
repro ontn'Iyas have said. ho la con.
fiout that o. separate statehood BIN
FOR New NoyIco cannot pass that
ihe best We can got by earnest and
persistent work is Joint statehood.
Camden. 49, u, August @. 1904
"linn ~ s Bolov. Albuquerque n. ~
Dear S'r.-I understand that 20 o.
tho impression of some of tho clti.
z.us of Now MDx'co th8t separate
statehood Or still a possibility From
wy knowledge of tho expires Ions Of
fho members of mo present congress.
both ln thr house and senate. am
confident that uo separate statehood
h.Il can pass for Now Mokico: that
rho most that can hs obtained by ear.
nest and persistent worl, would be-
Joint statehood
"YO1rs truly.
"U G. LOUpENsLAGER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

fNNfN .""|""N OF hIH FNNNa"f
i.on Joseph O. Cannon. speaker of
the house 0f representative. uatos
chat o. is not possible TO- pass enabling
acts Cor separate statehood of the
two territories Mindful of tho pror0
rltIvos of each house 1f congress.
and that ng.thrr should dictate to the
0fhcr he rofrHius from saying whether
o- not The statehood bII viii pass the
senate
'uanyiIlo. n'F. August 8. 1904.
Hon q. s. U0dDy. Albuquerque. a. 81.
Dear Mr Rodry I'm ronly to your
l0ttor OF July 2Sth Yes. recolioct
your very determined fight FOR sop.
arato statehood for New Mexico end
Arizona. it was not possible Tor you
to win % was only after failure for
separate statehood was certain. that
you accepted the situation f1r Joint
statehood m my Judgment after hnv.
inr given tho situation careful con.
silcraiion % is not possible to pass
enabling acts Tor separate statehood
FOR the two territories
"Vcry truly.
d. O. CANNON"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
From Maryland coneressman.


Hon w. A. Jackson. Of Mary
land a member OF the committee on
territories iu tho house Of representa-.
lives and one OF our best friends.
goes into detail aud shows us that
ioIut statehood Ga the policy Of the
republican party in relation 90 us. and
shows what was done I'm the effort 90
pass separate statehood bills ga the
house. IIo also shows us that Joint
statehood ls the only thing possible
Salisbury Maryland August o. 1904
'Il0u % s. Rodoy. Albuquerque. ". ~
"NDur letter of recent date. ln 90.
lai.nu to Joint statehood f0r mo poo
Pile of YOUR territory ana the ono ad
Joining has come duly to hand
'IU rgply I desire t0 say that in mv
opinion as ono of the members Of
tho committee ON territories. q win
boz absolutely Impossible f0r tho people
of your territory to secure separate
statehood Tho committee last win.
ter, as YOU fully know. canyassed tho
situation boz an i,s details. and spent
"a great deal of time in dealing with
eNory phase Of the situation with the
result that Joint statehood was recon.
mendOd. and I am firmly convinced
That tbls action by congress win be for
the very best interests of the people Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
Eallsrn EssILna d sLllsheea.

Hon A. O. Olmsfoai no ponuari
yania "a very strong member 0f CON
gross. writes Re- letter showing the eN.
act feeling lu the east towards us fnr
separate statehood. and that Joint
statehood Is che 0uly thing pos IblD
"Iiarr.Hhurs pa. August G. 1904
"Ilou B g nDley Albuquerque. ~ NJ
"My na1r Nr nuloy Yours 90 tho
10Th ul'luo came duly 20 hand.
while the rest of the country Is ln
great sympathy with the desire OF
New Mexico and Arizona for state
hood there is. nevertheless great op.
position in certain quarters to tho al
ditlou of small states AZ each state
has. OF course. two United States sen.
ators. the smaller states have already.
~ ls felt gained an undue proportion
NJ Influence in The senate over older
states with populations many times
larger Personally. I ann very much
interested In tho fight YOU have mads
for single statehopd Tor New Mexico
hut speaking frankly n 10 quite ont
~ the question Your only chance ls
lon iolni statehood. and as half a loaf
o. hotter than mo- bread. ! think you
had hotter make your fight IN that
direction, On which case you viii be- a.
most certain of success
Sincerely yours
"M n. OLMsTEAD.
"M G. lSth Dist pouna
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

DE- paso. August IN o. HagrC
and % w. shauhs mining men from
Ins Angeles have closed deal for
tbo Central properties in chihuahua
purchasing ,rum George Wandloss. ol
DO paF0
Tty have ordered q biz electrical
plant Tor th.Ir Almoloya Mining com
uanys properties u parTa district to
expedite Developments r1'h are well
known mining men naTre being prIn
r.pal owner of tho Hlack Diamond
Copper mime in Arizona and they arc
enthusiastic over lho'r Chlhuahua
umperiie1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
NORMAL lNSTlTUTE
or VALENCIA COUNTY TO CON-
VENE At Los LUNAs, AUGUST
10. 1904.

The Valencia County Normal msU.
mte will convene con- Monday morn.
iHg. August o. 1904. at los l.uuas. 10
w.ll continue Sis days. thy hrst weoll
and four days tine second week. foI-
lowed ON Friday aud Saturday. An.
Eust 2G and by tho county oNam0ua.
uons
Professor u Francis Duff upgrlu.
teHdcul 1f schools of Luna county.
bias hoon employed as conductor and
Instructor
AlI teachers of tho county are ro.
qurol hy law 90 attend this Institute
a copy of the institute course OF
study viii Dee furnished fgoo Co each
teacher who euroI5
Professor Duff tho conductor.
comes very highly recommended as a
school man ana institute worker Now
10 remains Tor those expecting Co
teach 90 avail themselves of enc OPP
portun.t.es placed before them
Very respectfully
JESUS G. SANCHEZ.
County supt of Schools
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

Tho total valuation OF the taxable
property Of Otoro county IN this year.
according 10 the books of the assessor
amounts 90 exactly siG03 eco or a
little more than a million and a half.
This Is a good showing for a county
less than half a dozen years old and
inherItIng q quantity of Indebtedness
from the countries out of which It was
carved The assessed valuation Of tax.
able property Cor 1908 was Si.3i5.I6S.
This shows an Increase ~ little over
quarter OF a million dollars during
last year, or sass. i92.- Alamogordo
Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
Prs.Idsnt Anproves ReprImand.

Washington, August 1.-THE presi.
dent has approved the report OF the
c.vil service commission recommend.
Ing that Postmaster McMichael of
Philadelphia De reprImanded as the re.
suit of ,ho investigation OF che charges
I,ed bY Robert Il fenks. secretary of
nc ciy.l service reform association OF
Philadelphia nIlesInE political dis
elimination in Postmaster Nlo
Miohaels selection of employees
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

The following public funds were rc
cCiyod yesterday by Territorial Troaa
urcr J.. H. Vaughn From u. q. Bur
sum- superintendent of the poulten
tiary. convlcts' earnings. Si12OOO.
Notaries Public Appointed.
Tho following notarioa public were
appointed on August sth by Governor
Otoro Robert o. Road. Of Roswell
Chavcs county and n. A. Nymcyer
OF Carlsbad Eddy county
Appointed Deputy U. s. Mineral Sur.
vcyor.
Professor oliver n. Smith. ~ the
School of Mines at s0corro. has re-.
coIved an appointment from Surveyor
General Mwmn o. lloweIlyn a.
United states deputy mineral survey
0r Cor me district ~ New Mexico.
Capital stock Increased.
Tho Union Coal company has filed
u certificate Of amendment 90 tho ar
f'clo7 of Incorporation Increasing tho
capital stock of the company from
125010 to $4,000. and decreasing the
number OF directors from scvon 20
three Tho principal place of business
NJ the company is at Gallup, McKin.
Icy county
Application for Mineral Surveys.
Surveyor General Morgan o, Llow.
ollyn has received an application for
Jhu survey of the Alpha group, com.
pr's.ng the Alpha Omega. Lafayette.
Florida. Caribou Manila and Atlas
lodos mining claims. situated ln tho
pinos Altos mining district IN Grant
county Claimants. G Emory stevens
and John G. Mckee ot Flcrro
star Routes Established
A star route has boon established
no Fort Defiance. Arizona, 90 Cry7
fal San Juan county. % miles and
back two Times r. wogk Tho contract
ga from August q. 1904. 20 June 80
1000. and the consideration is $3.50 per
year. thO contract hoIng awarded Go
John stewart OF Fort Defiance
Ei1r route has boon established
hom Avis. yI1 weed and Wright. 90
C.opicroN thrro times week emf
ClHuicr0ft 96 miles three times a
week and back tho entire distance be-.
'ug 200 Otoro county Tho contract o.
from August s. 1904. 40 june 40.
1900 The consideration ia SOFA year.
and me contract was awarded 90 John
~ lIarhort ~ Avis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

From ohio's Veteran congrosaman.
General Grosvouor of ohio who.
with tho ono exception OF Colonel
'Po'o' Hepburn. OFF Iowa. Oh tho worst
onDmy separate statehood bad on tho
floor oft the house. writes an n.ourae
ing lottor iur joint statehood. and
shows p'n.1'y that separate state.
hood Is Out uf thD question. Ho also
shows that .t o. O. republican policy
Athens Ohio August ftb. 1904
Hon. B s. Rodov. Albuquerque. n. 81.
'My Dear Replying to your
letter OF July 2Sth ! have thla t1 say.
49, you wei know ! have opposed tho
admission of New Moxlco and Art.
IONA s.ugiy or in couples have
done 90 in good faith. hut wh,thor mis-.
taken or otherwise % o. not Tor me 90
say Bui : know the purposes of tho
republicans Boz congress. think. AMI
I think you may rest absolutely as.
.uroi That they are going to pass tho
h.ll as wc passed No. in tho house.
ard 7 think % wIll hc done speedily
There iH fc0i.nr apparently thor.
ough'y grounded that the long. patient
struggle off the people of your torrI
tory f1r statehood ought 20 bo uut
fo an end hy the only practical mc'h.
1d which win eliminate &c from pl'l
Tics and give your people the onu1r
tunity FOO develop their natural re
sources aud their possibilities NJ
pro p.r.ty Yours truly.
&C., o. GROsVFNOR
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

Port Au Spain Trinidad. Angus. A.
Tho asphalt trouble at lake Bormu
lcz resulted in tho arrest of twenty.
two Americans. Who were Kept In GUS
I0dy eight days
Mr. Bartlett, manager 0f tho New
York and Bcrmudoz company: Mr.
Kuhn and Mr. Scott we're among those
arrested.
stores wore looted ana o safe was
broken open
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

Thof FerucfsCy. formerly of AIhu.
querQuo. has boon selected hy the
International Typographical union as
state organizer of California Tom Is
now at Les AuEelet. ne enlisted in
the Rough RIders from Albuquerque.
and was ono of the best soldiers ln
that famous regiment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

~ w Tuuor and wife came in last
night from Bear CANYON, whore they
spent week in camp with their son,
M q. Turner the mail carrier They
report pleasant outing. boot pretty
cold nights up ln the canyon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

In tho Wow of the committee on terri.
tories that the admission of Now Mex
leo and Arizona as one state under
equitable condition. as 10 tho future
is desirable is evidence N your good
sense. Under existing conditions o.
would. % seems 20 me. bc unwlse and
unfalthiul 90 the interests OF your
constituents ana YOU not advocate
Joint statehood. have always stood
ready to favor a bin for the nimls.
sion Of the two territories as on, state
under such liberal terms as congress
might soc 100 30 adopt
Sincerely yours.
"W p DILLINGHAM;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

No Maudo, dear; IN cutting your
eye teeth % lsnt necessary to make
spectacle % yourself
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

Tho postoffice site AZ TwinInr. Taos
county has been changed one and "a
half miles 10 the west OF the present
location
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Postmaster Appointed.

William Evans has been appointed
postmaster az Fru.tIand. San Juan
county
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1904-08-01
FIGHTING AT PORT ARTHUR
JAPANESE MAKE DESPERATE AT.
TAckS ON STRONGHOLD BY
LAND AND SEA.

ChefoO, Aug. IA junk which lett
Port Arthur on Thursday at midnight
reports terrific fighting on land and
sea which had been going on for three
days. The highest Japanese authority
here says that the army and naval
commanders OF the besieging forces
had planned to begin their final as.
sault on Tuesday last and expected to
effect the capture by July 20, but that
no official reports were expected from
the army or from Admiral Togo until
the present attack results in success
or failure. Japanese correspondents
here are now sending Junks TO the
Miaotao islands ready to enter the
harbor at Port Arthur Immediately
after the fall of the fortress.
4 The Associated Press correspondent
learns from the same reliable author
fly that the movements OF the Russian
Vladivostok squadron FASTENED the
present attack upon Port Arthur, the
Japanese authorities realizing that II
these vessels were allowed to proceed
unhampered any longer it meant the
division of Admiral Togo's fleet. with
the outcoming of the Russian ships
now cooped up by him at Port Arthur
The most intense interest in the Port
Arthur situation is taken not only
here but in Shanghai and Tientsln
Many commercial concerns in these
places are continually wiring here for
news.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1904-08-01

Paris. Aug. Although no official
announcement has yet been made ii
can be positively affirmed that the
rupture between France and the Vati.
can is complete. The Holy Sees
lengthy reply TO the French note,
though most courteously worded, mere
ly amounts to a polite statement that
the pope does not intend TO infringe
the stlpulations OF the concordat and
will not withdraw the letters calling
the bishops of Dijon and Laval to
Rome
Diplomatic courtesy forbids the pub
lication OF the French answer until
the pope is notified, but Foreign Min
ister Delcasse has sent M. de Courcel,
the French charge d affaires at the
Vatican. two notes, one for the papai
secretary OF state announcing the rup-
ture and the second a personal note
instructing the charge d'affaifes and
the others of the stan of the embassy
10 return to Paris Immediately after
his mission is accomplished. When
NJ de Courcels advices reach Foreign
Minister Delcasse the latter Will i'm
mediately request the papal nuncio
here to leave France.
1t is not expected that the rupture
will have any immediate consequences
beyond the mutual withdrawal of the
representatives of France and the
Vatican and the suppression of the EN-
bassy and nunciature. as the denun-
citation of the concordat requires par
liamentary sanction. Consequently
fresh developments are improbable un-
Iii the appointment OF the new bishops
comes uD
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1904-08-01
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1904-08-01
TURKEY COMES TO TIME.
Cruise of American Squadron Serves
Its Purpose.

Washington, Aug. 1.-The battle
ship squadron under Admiral Barker
sailed during the day from Fiume for
Gibraltar The state department gath
ers from Minister Leishmans report
that he has had a satisfactory eN-
change OF views with the sultan at
Constantinople so that the cruise OF
the squadron has served its purpose
and ii is not regarded as necessary
now to extend the trip into Turkish
waters. If there should be any hitch.
however, in the further negotiations,
the European squadron will remain in
the Mediterranean within call of the
minister and if matters should pro
ceed 10 the extreme the battleship
squadron might be turned back east
ward from Gibraltar. Otherwise the
big ships will proceed home, timing
themselves to arrive at New York
about Sept 10.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1904-08-01
AUGMENTED BY THOUSANDS.
Crowds Attending Saengerfest at Nil
waukee reasing.

Milwaukee, Aug. 1.-The crowds at.
tending the saengerfest of the North
western Saengerbund have been aug.
mented by several thousand persons
who arrived over the different rail.
road and steamer lines. II Is estimat-
ed that the number of visitors will ap
proAimate $4,000.
AT the matinee and evening festivals
at the exposition building every seat
was taken and the work OF the soloists
and choruses was greeted with much
applause Governor Robert NJ. La
toilette and staff occupied a box at the
evening concert.
There seems to be general under
standing on the part OF the saenger-
fest delegates that Theodore Behrens
of Chicago, the present vice presi-
dent OF the Saengerbund, will be elect
ed to succeed Charles r. Richter as
president. Mr.. Richter has been presi-
dent for the past six years and posi-
lively refuses to accept the nomina.
ton.