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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
SANTA e.

From fle Now MoEiCau
Mr Amaio Chavcs. upon whom an
operation was performed ghout two
weeks aeo ha fully and satisfactorily
recovered end ntlo to ha ah1ui
chief Justice $751; y MTe. who a.
tended tho Ets.OnE of tho territorial
supreme court. which was in session
here for a fow days Def. yesterday for
CLAYTON Union county % ro umo tho
hoIf.ug of tho district court there
OWNS to ihe increase in the post
office business caused hy tho cslnh.
il8hmcnt 0f tho republican and demo.
cratic headquarters ln this city. Post.
master Walter has asked the depart
mont t0 authorize him to employ an
o,tra clerk during me campaign
Ttirytw0 additional residents to
suumount Tent city are expected in
Santa Fc .n tho next two woelgs Tho
m0uH~cwnnt reports That the people
sro ardriur In such numbers that 70
s iifnruIf f1 rroc' FONTS to uccommo
'aia them as suon as thoy reach the
Tent city.
The Bell Telephone company win
probably ask for a franchise .n Santa
Pc lis subsidiary corporation. tho
Colorado Telephone company. which
recently extended its Denver line to
los Vegas and plans an extension
t1 Santa Pc Corriilos. Albuquerque.
Rolon and s1eorr0. at an expenditure
of siO0.00
Tho Albuquerque Fair association
o. mal'ne arrangements with PROBES.
snr poroE relative 10 having the
FIrrt Cavalry band fil an engagement
20 the fair On that city m October
During the republican territorial con
yCntlon in that city This week thC
hand created q very favorable im
precision and the leople of the Duke
city believe that this baud would
prove one of the main attractions
during fair week
AT odd Fellows are requested to no
tend the regular meeting of santa FC
lodge No. 2. l. o. o r. 90 its hall or
San Francisco street this evening ai
important business o. co. come befor,
the lodge and arrangements for thC
funeral of tho late Wllliam @ Ritch
who was an honorod Odd Fellow. and
Past Grand Master of me order. vii
I Doc made The body of the deceased
I which has been enbalmod by Undor
nkor A. = Hoglo. arrived this after
/ noon and was tnkcr 20 the capitol
whore 30 win remain, lying In state
properly rgarled until tba time OF 90,
| iniormont
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
DISTRICT COURT.

Tho September term of NE Houal
Illp county district court and the Unit
ED states court Tor the seventh iudio.
ial district opened 40 the court house
this morning with Judge % s. Baker
presiding.
The court balins and interpreters
wore an named. after which tho work
af empauglIng tie Strand iuror- was
commenced
Judge Baker announced that Doe viii
call che cIyIl docket Wednesday morn
ur no o'clock. Tor the purpose OF
setting causes for trial where jury
had been or may be- waived
The lIst of territorial Fr8nd jurors
vas published in The Citizen lsgi
ast week. The United states grand
jurors are.
Ei Beaumont W. r. switzor. Am
bros.a Poua. Crecouclo Chaygs. De-
sIderlo saudoyal Nicholas Ap0daca
Charles Kemp q W. Mctzecr, B
Ruupo. A 80 Whitcomb o. o. Tut0u
O. ID Cushmau. onto Oter1 sanu
ago Garcia ~ Marine. Pablo Apo.
Ilm. Manuel A. pDnu. Archie Hilton
Augustus lurnr0. Clso s8udotai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
GALLUP


From 'bo Republican
Mr aud Mrs W. % Morris are the
proud parents of bright baby girl
chat arrived Monday morning. Sep
tombor De-.
Tho teachers have rented the John
SON house. recently vacated by Df
Wilson and VIII keep house during
the school term.
o. q IarNn BIAS resigned as ius
lice oft ths peace of Mckinley county
Tho vacancy Win fD tu De- filled
at the January election
The base BAN boys have entered fof
fho contest u Albuquerque The 9th
or teams which have entered do not
look upon Gallup as y,r serious com.
petition 0U, after tho fair 10 VIII bc
different Gallup won the champion.
ship oft .Hr territory once aad can DO
30 asalu
O n n"aH'py Is seriously 100 with
typhoid I.ygr De- wac taken tp Fort
W.ngaio hospital last week for treat
mont flls place iu the hank s being
temporarily nllod hy the president
Edward Hart Jamos Shut OF Dt
yreuuu Illinois. is expected today To-
takc charge of things at the bank un.
Il Mr. Hoasley can again Doe 1n duty
Next Sunday win end Rev Robert
HodEFnu's third years work as pastor
uf me Methodist Episcopal church 90
this place last week he WAS loo the
southern part of the territory holdIug
tbo last round oi quarterly conference.
os preparatory to the meeting OF the
annual conference which viii con-
yguD Don Albuquerque ON the 22nd of
thls month
Tho youngest child OF Jas Wells
was very seriously burned last satur.
day The child had m some manner
gotten some matches and was playing
lu q box filled with paper % struck
some 90 fhc matches and instantly the
whole box was ubIaze When the
child was taken out 30 was found 90 ho
badly burned but NOT serious, it B
Thought
John %. Harper superintendent of
reservoir construction of tho Indian
bureau Zoo thc southwest. who ls now
husIlv engaged in constructing the
Immense reservoir ON Tho Zuui roser
walton where he is working ont hlH
own theories. win De ono of the speak.
ors at enc Territorial lrrigation con.
gross. which win be held in Albuquor.
que fho second week In October
IT, a War.ng has purchased of ".
s. UIuch hia interest Iu the drug
business and took full possession This
woek Nr Hnch s Opposing of
hls interests Boo Gallup as fast ns be-
can. 800 that hD may bo free io seek "a
more congonial climate Ills rhouma.
tism gets mo- better here and ho
thinks that O. time spent ln some of
Ihe eastern stotos win benefit hlm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
UNIVERSITY NOTES
GrleVed Over Death Of Prof.
HeTFiCk-..M Meetings Dur
inc Week.
An ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT

ON Thursday morning President
Tight received word from Mr. 6. D.
Herr.ch chat Prof Hcrr.ck was dan.
seriously 900 aud later received a tclo.
gram OF his death from hom0rrhage
Prot Horrick preceded President
Tight as president OFF the university
ca position which bo filled efficiently
ior four years During his admins
tnfI0n the work ui the university
courses began to assume tho charac.
Ter of real academic and college work.
aud thO student roster included tho
names of many students doing post
graduate work Before coming Co
New Mexico for hIa health. Prof
llorr.ck was 600 Ono faculty of Don.
uIson university. having previously
boon connected with enc University
90 Cincinnati Aside from Dts duties
ns head oft "a department. ho waa a
student and writer on almost all sub
iCCia uf sc.guC. and hold hi1h place
as scholar BOZ biology Neurology and
Geology Prof UorrIck for the past
few years was Interested in mining
boz Now Mexico near Socorr1. Hls
activity was remarkable aud his splou.
did f.vht against the disease that fn.
nlly proved fatal was wonderful The
faculty of the university passed roso-
muous in commomorafiun and tn FUR.
Their show the honor due Prof Hcr
rick. Che work vi the institution WIS
suspended one day
The students held o mass meeting
Thursday to consider she amendment
.1 me constitution of the Athletic as.
s0cIntlou Differences of opinion wcr,
numerous and mo meeting had to ad.
l0uu without adopting tho retIsI0ns
At o. meeting off the board of con.
troll thlB week Prof Rowe was ofu.
c.aIy appointed coach Cor athletic
teams
MIss Drittn and Prof Krobs gave n
delightful evening ai homo to the
members OF tbe faculty ana few 9th.
ors nc their homo ON EdiIb street last
"Wednesday night Tho house had been
Hastily arranged and shor' program
prepared Prof De Chau1ron with his
violin. and Prof Crum. as reader
delighted those present RCfroshment8
were served hy lhc youug ladies' from
the school of music. The evening was
thoroughly enjoyed with Mrs. Brit
tin proving herself charming
hostess A surprise gathering was
sprung on tho little gathering whom
the engagement of Pro- Robert Asp
Iuul and N'es Brown was announced
The srDomtoho has hold a chair 90
iho university tho pns' two years. and
Miss Brown served as Librarian a.
fEo university 'wo seasons Both arc
very popular with fho faculty and stu
dents of the institution
Prof Tight won't to Socnrro Thurs.
loy nleht to attend tho funeral scr
rlcps 0t Prof C., T.. Horuck
Active practice begins the week
for tlc foot ban game with tho A.
nuluarguo Indians. which g. 10 take
place fair wook
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
SOME CHANGES IN
SAND CONTEST.

f'HN H." -. " f
a few day. ago The citizen pub.
lishcd tho ru' 81 to govern tbc band
contest at tho approacbIre Terr.tor
iG, fair Tho committee held a meet.
ink the other day. and Chairman
Loamard last Saturday. Just before
leaving Tor El Pnso. submitted the
following additional rules to govern
iho contest with some necessary
changes
Each band iH t1 play Ita own over.
turc selection and march iho same 90
bc standard music. and tbo band tu
be marching as 90 plays Bach band
sends its name and the names Of
each member accompanied By writ.
ten guarantee OF 800 from responsible
persons Professional players are
barred Whom the first. second or
third prize is withheld FOR breach OF
rules. the offender shall bo counted
out and a now award made lf there
ls "a protest. 70 must Doc filed ln half
an hour, accompanied hy a deposit OF
$40. to be- forfeited 10 protest .s NOT
sustained The Judges viii be chosen
by the music hurcau from well ka3wn
musical persons
Tho contests are tu be on Thursday
and Friday evenings at the pavilion
off music Loo front oft the AIFawd0
in consideration uf tho llboul
eumuteo varying from giO1 to $40
Hald i0 each cUnfestug hand by the
Fair association. % ls agreed that each
band entering this contest. shall on.
gIst Fair week ns dlroClt1 ~ mo
chairman OF the hand Tournament
Each hand win be required to- por
form the entire program, consisting
OF overture. march and selection
Festival concerts hy massed bands
will De given during the week in
which an con,esiing bands viii take
part under The direction OF a dlgtn
ru.shod conductor Tho program OF
,hcsc festival concerts Will consist OF
popular marches. the names OF which
Fill be furnished to an bands by tho
committee
Each band will be- notified az an
carly date the DAYS thoy are expected
io arrive In Albuquerque and the
number of days they are expected
remain which viii probably bee from
two TO three days
The committee consists of George
y Loanari w r. McCrclrhI o. A.
Watson. Ivan Gruusfold and Frank
WrOur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
PLENTY OF WATER
At LAS cRUcEs--sCHoOL WORK
IN PRooREss-soME PoLlTl
CAL sTRAWs.


Special Correspondence
IBs CrurDs Sept To- The entire
Mtslla valley has been flooded with
b.e aius Some of thc farmers carry
n long smile but then there are some
that don't Too much water.
Your correspondent is informed by
voIy good authority that Hon oscar
Ialmau. county collector and trgasur.
err. received telegram from the Chi.
caF1 concern chat recently h.d on
gIs.fON school bonds lhBt they Would
accept them. THAT. hou settles the
question aud che school house viii be
built
u Ono Intention of the school
BOARD ut which lHldnrD Armii0 is the
chairman Thomas buu.EJu Che Celrk,
an# Iu.D Gonzales. editor uI tho El
Labrador director IhRI work com.
u..... uu same aH Huau l. lHe money
H m up hands 0l fha treasurer and
collector The s.Ie which bias been ao.
Iec..I Ia most ideal ONE When this
now modern school aUUHe is huIt las
Cruces can really boast of being am
,UH.lHma. center fact which mo-
com. H.H.Os now Tine .d.a uI thIs now
DHNuH your correspondent iH lu.
formed vas brought DOB Jhe HiDutIun
ar Hu HaDHI. u fhr district end the
CuamH.r oft Commerce uy Nr hrmllo.
th, chairman uf thc board
Ur H1wos H putting tho finishing
tlu.b. 'o H.F hotel by the depot and
up FOOT. informed chat hC has people
hoe mm Chicago waiting lhe last
brush arU hammer ult to take pos.
aua..H 0 HW. aud rlu 10 n an up
" date way
I..r. I. a rUWur su.1E Uu that cap.
IuHtg from fne euHt aro about 90
,.u.r a UDal n huyiua JdD Sauto
Tomas rant formerly tho property
of Marau1 Hr.a. who 0as tho big
aast sheriff IH tbIs county for many
yasra Th. tract of land Is very
lBrs. aul valuable ono inr many pur.
posses Wa Br. informed th1t b con.
t1Ius 5000 acres
Th. political situation "a somewhat
tH OBJ. d T" Tho republicans are go
HrUu. 200 f6o county fhal the demo
crate win NOT .yUn put up q county
frEa. ths au ~ they DO the result
v.U bo tho Same as nothing less than
DuU majority o. iu store for republican
eaudHatss The republicans resrei
thai tbe enemy 90 .u such "a fix. They
would reNly lke to have opposition.
A. 90 is the situation % such that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
POLICE COURT

a warrant was sworn ouf In Judge
Crawford's court This morning Cor ".
NJ Sparks. the charee being chat 1f
forgery Ben Williams. of the secret
service department of tho Santa rc,
Oh iho complainant. and Mr williams
effected tho arrest of srark Sparks
hae boon foreman of "a work rnns on
the Santa rc with "a boariI.s car a.
po.r station IN turning iu Dts report
Tor expenses. 90 is alleged that he
forced fhe name 90 Ramon piaz 90
tho bill Tor board The officers claim
that there Is mo- such man os niaz
with ihe gang and tho name ls "a
forgery srarfs gave bond for his
appearance before fhc strand Jury
Five natives were before che court
charged with ho'ne drunk and d's0r
iorIy Encb was found wI''v and
$50 or five days" was the penalty
banded out f1 them ht Ono court
Rose M1ia occupied r. Grai's house
Ior moro than two u lfhs WHOM
ahD moved ont Saturday night she
is alleged tc have carried away q
broom a howl a lamp ana cover
That wcrr the personal property NJ
t. Gradl Rose was arrested and was
given trial This morning Tho court
took cognlzanco Of the case. hut ro
Trained from giving an opinion In tho
case. aH thoro 's SIN anolhor charge
AGAINST Rose for tho alleged usc Of
indecent language on the street She
win ho given another course On court
mi. nnnrnnnn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
SEVERAL GOOD GNU
SERVICE siTuoTioNs

Tho United States civil service
commission Invites special attention
fu the examination tor scientific aid.
applications for which may bg flied
1J ans time Engiuys are particular
ly desired az thls time o. nll a va
caucy lu tbo position of scientific aid
unmalcl with "a knowledge OF botany
Ir horticulture or both ln tho hur0au
Df plant industry department OF ag.
r,culturU at f4SU per auuum and 9th.
ar similar vacancies as they may Oc.
cur m that department FOR the spec
glfic Vacancy mentioned. only such
applications win boz considered 8a arc
filed with the commission at Wash.
.ngtou prior to the hour of closing oi
business ou September IS. 1904
Tho United States civil service com.
mission announces au examination on
September rs. 1904. to secure eligihles
from which To- mako ccrJ.flca'.on 90
0l' % vacancy In tne position of as.
slslaut superintendent of construction
at 5000 per anuum, az Burlington. w.
"a vacancy u this position, nt $1,000
nor uuuum nt Delaware City, Dcl.
tor duty ul Fort Mott, n. D.; va.
clnCy Zoo thia position ai Fort Sam
Houston. Tex, $3.50 per annum, and
other similar vacancies 40 they may
occur in the uuartormastcrs depart.
mout ct large
The United tsntcs civil service com.
mission announces au examination on
September 2s. 1904. t0 secure olisi
bIes from which tu make Qualification
iu 900 two vacancies Inc fhD position
uf mato in the quarterma-ter'a depar
mont at large. 40 $500 per annum
each one vacancy on The steamer
General M0uln go San Francisco. Cal
and the other ON the steamer Henry
Wilson. at Portland Mo, and other
similar vacancies as they may occur
ln inc quarermaaters department ai
arFe As the commission has expert
pucod considerable difficulty in aecur.
ing eIlEIbIcs Tor This position quail
uod person. are urged 90 take this
examination. No educational test VIII
bo given. and Do viii not be necessary
for applicants Go appear at amy place
for examination
The United states civil service com
mission Announces an examination on
October g. 1904 Go secure ollgiblos
from which 10 make oertlfIcation GO
nn two vacancies in the position of
foreman packer ia the quartermastcr.s
department at large a. Jofiarsonyillo.
Ind. al $500 per annum. aud other
similar vacancies aa they may occur
Applicants should az once apply eith.
or 90 tho United states civil service
commission. Washington, ID. g.. or To-
tbp secretary OF the local board of oX.
amnors for application form No APP
Dlicauon win bee accepted unless prop
erly executed and filed with the com.
mission al Washington ln applying
Tor these examinations The exact title
as given should be used In the appli-
cation
AZ examination papers are shipped
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
From zoe % % Pound.

One of tho most remarkable cases
IF a colo docp.so1tod ON the iunss.
'ous.nr pneumonia '8 that of Mrs.
Gertrude % FounCr. Marion. ud. who
was entirely cured by me use of ono
Minute Cough Cure She says The
coughing and sirainiDg go weakened
mo that ! ran down ln weight from
zee 20 90 pounds I tried "a number
lt remedies to mo- avail until usod
ono Minute Cough Cure Sour BOT
u'- NJ this wonderful remedy cured
mu entirely oi the cough. strength.
euri my lungs and restored me 60
my normal weight. health and
strength" Sold hy p ~ RrIggs q
Goa ana s. Vann q Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
Quaker Reflections

Advice should bee labeled. Handle
eIfh care
The worst thing about an ideal ls
that ihoro ISN'T any such thing
Whom y0u ro io tio horse There
is always o. hitch ln the proceeding
Most people seem to think that one
good turn deserves five or SIX more
Wc often find that our cake ia ail
dough unless 3D. happens to bc a cake
oft a0ap
Some mon work for n uy.ue. and
o.tars got married with the same end
u view
Tho theatrical manager sometimes
discovers chat even hot weather
show .a frost
follow never appreciates the loose
ury off IdIrness until boz has o. Io. OF
work to Do Philadelphia Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
SANTA re BUILDS SCHOOL HOUSE
Railroad Company Helps Cause Of
Education az Needles. Cal


Needles ir to have uew $1,000
sch01. house and built under rather
unusual conditions or That sum the
district H ahIr fo contribute 81 600.
from Co.'S regular revenues. which have
been accommodating slightly iu excess
off expenses while tho Santa Pc rail-
.ond company o. to gy. the olhor
81 Boo. ANA iu addition fHo transport
Iur material and mechanics free Of
charge aud als1 Hupu'ylus tho services
NJ ono of ua architects 90 plan the
building This R tla outcome OF the
visit of Judge James Carroll ~ Los
Angeles
Whlo in los Angeles hr conferred
with General Manager Wells. of the
Santa ToH coast lines. 0n inc sub.
ioct of One now school house Tor Need.
lyH with tho outcome outlined above
Some ,ime aEo the Needles people
voted $4,000 worth of bonds for
school purposes. hut "a tauglo prevent
ga The securities being marketed. and
ns the now school house Ga an Inn
perauvc necessity, some other plan
was On demand General Manager
Wells went over the ground with
Judge Carroll. and agreed 20 this prop.
ositlun as being really cheaper for
the Santa pc than % the bonds had
been sold For tho district has "a rep
utation as being "a "shoo string" TAX
ng ln long stretch Of the Santa Fc
road. and doubtless the larger part Of
the $4,000 in bonds. iu addition 90
the interest would come ont OF the
cumplny'a oXchoqucr finally The
building now proposed win bo more
modest than the district desired. but
a viii contain four rooms. and pro-
vide ample room for the young
stcrp of the desert town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
FROM MESlLLA PARK
ATHLETIC CLUB OFFICERS
SOME GOOD OUTSIDE 6PoRTs-
COLLEGE ATTENDANCE GROW.
tNG.

spor CUrr rorlpnce
AisIa Park. sor. ie The annual
election 0f uUi...s l1r tho Athletic a.
s0cIatIUu of IUr Agricultural college
occurred thE afternoon Boz McFlc ball
a. was fbe most exciting election that
has occurred hero l0r two or three
years 0r sHD, fae ngnHeft N.fol.t
suth.raHd contest ior supremacy
Th. merr elected ares
Ro, Har., uL president Joan w..
HpuJ Ha. vice president Annie Ford.
'ui .tOnosraUh. secretary u. O..
HrHl. 700. treasurer g. O. laFerty.
CO. .iIy memleIl. auditor Beni r.
Na ours co. genera. mhnaeer, Oscar
q. Snow. gf. and Fabian Garcia ~.
Eu lUato member advisory board.
1he prospects, Boo athletic are good.
csIo, Tally foot hBL C0a. Do Miller has
hie hands fuH .H.s year, .hore being
more candidates Iur team Ihis year
thnn nny yr1r a.ur. HN iHat night
tw,n .ftwO men reported Boz suits for
pr oo tmonF JHe candidates are
a. q Brown CudaWaIladcr NCwborry,
fioI... GNAm Schultz Al.oman.
Fr 1H. kDamty Copeland VA
Dol Miller lsIncks MORGAN. Sweet.
Re- Ie Payne. sutherland. Graham.
go HI several others Several are
wal Tor u.t u order to report for
pr re pmcuc, has bogn goinr
con 100 tho past week. and enc usual
ha. Minis tactics have been taken up.
700. Probabilities mo that there will
be practice game Within o. week.
OUTLOOK Cor basket BAH SIS Im.
ur le Fur tHD past few evenings
rv, am. u. IeH s.r.a have donuod
Quit WIh NuU Coleman and Vivian
Re. a forward and guard rospoc.
tiF. H. ust years team Hs nucleus.
th. rHaII0u off % good team Boz much
moi. Hour8rng chat at the opening
uf IoI The efficiency of the team
VIII HolI upon thc manner in which
ttD rcu.a develop. Among thc can.
dilaI au Merle Wmu. Ruth Colo.
mHu Vivian Rgdd.ug. Marsarlte Ing
ram .D'fa Randall Adelaide Hughes.
OUV. Wright AnnIs Fore Nethl0
Degrl g ANA Doris Foster A. inr as
can s fscort1ncd inc strongest team
in tr. territory iust now is the uulyer.
slty .eam followed boy the pemlne
team and third toe college team. The
rr s off thD year ore lO1kCl forward
tO 1000 great interest
Tho college attendance is Htili grow.
iue Hi the enrolment Do today llS
and tIgrs are SHOWN Co bo coming
Tho work off 900 departments H going
oH ..r a dramatic club was form.
od b.. fur college HudUDu with the
inu rUu Cd. FF.uE several entertain
mon throughout tbr year The first
o. u.N under preparation and win De-
con- fle vaudeville ORDER having three
short twenty to thirty minute plays
m.. Ueunl with apD.JIUos. instru.
mUuu and vocal music. Tho proceeds
of tH performance. 300" 'o benefit
The C0HoeIau
THU euIiOre bad very pleasant
visit Tlm w. ~ McCrDleht of The
CEF.H We ar. always glad to well
come visitors and when amy one from
amy u1n of fle territory or elsewhere
makes choir presence known in the
uc.rhhorho1d they are sure 90 receive
B.. warm welcome We extend an iu-
VuIous for everybody 90 visit us
when they can