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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

dcrt ~ Bornalillo. Il was brought
over fr0m Spain by one Of tne FIRST OK.
petitions 20 Mexico and by Father
Juan de- Padiua ono Of the FRANCISCAN
tuthors who accompanied Coronado
Co Mexico. Of being first hung IN one
of the mission churches established Don
one of the seven cItiCs of CihUllB.
rom there q WA tnocn 20 Gran Out
vera where q was hung in the church
nj which the ruins are stH visible
From Gran Quivcrn % was taken 20
Algodonee. whore 90 has huns 100 me
parish o.urch over since Father pa.
iu1 vac KILLED uy H.s guii,s while
nn The way from Dpu Quiycm 60
AIrOdmoe
The holl weighs exactly los pounds
~ was baptized Maria Iosofa % was
cast u The year % 1856 according
'p The Inscription which is cast Don me
Iy'l Tho "F" iu tho word Jose'a is
ny.rico and the 'o''ow "s' and "E
rr. fnnsrof.t. the mistake having
evidently ieou made In tbc mold The
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h.u Eo.d and SILVER as o. was tro GUS
tom ln oldCu Um fog Iho I,yout to
east gold and oliver ornaments into
The BON wCfH IuHf aa 10 WIS poured
into tho moII Naturally % bp'l 5i5
years old or aafadluur mo discovery
0f America hv I87 years is quite q
loUlos.ty aud 0UI attract more o-tes
zion 1t tho Worlds Fair than probs.
H.E ans utt,l object exhibited.
rh" BEN ia one ye1r Older than the
famous old Bob. .n san JfruoI church
I r Santa ~. which uas brought to the
western continent from spain 10y the
S.1u.ards .n same expedition prob.
f..y that HvH.U. rUg Ale1donc# beII
Th. latter Dom H ustug Kept Iu the
Easement uI fH. store of souRman
brothers uu t.. aouU slide uf mo
plaza unU. shipped
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
ENDORSES JUDGE FREEMAN

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i4n9. #h,-.I#. O. r..Ou. a.I uT con
rss has provide. 'nr m additional
judicial district ANA judge 'Hr tHe tr
ofy 81 New Mexico.
AMI Nh,r.a. .h" said a. further
nr'vid,s that .u. headquarters of said
district shat. .. at HoswCH. CH8y0#
county. Nou I,N0u.
And Hh.H. DO Uu nature %.
.urs fho counties off Eddy CHar.s
tuu Ruu#,1 .H.. U. within fh. said
now district.
Ana W0g..l. .h. honorable Is A.
Frosnau o. resident of said county
nr Eidy uuH H1. boon Tor many years
Ana. vh'.1. tHa aIU Hon A. a.
Freeman wac as.0gnta m.Ie. and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
OLD TIMER PASSES AWAY
Major Edward Schwartz, Veteran
Of the Civil War and wrll Known
Iu Territory Dies a. Phoenix.

Major Edward schwartz died recent
by at his home 90 Arizona llp was an
old time resident Of th.s territory and
wei known 'n central and northern
New MoNiao. coming here BOO 1850
with tho Eighth United statrs cav.
airy. says the New Mexican Tie was
discharged az Fort Union aud Tor
time kept the old United stnto8 hotel
az Trinidad Some years after that DE
Kept the stage -,ation at RCD river
oigh' miles from Ration Later be- came
here and had charge OF the Exchange
hotel which az that time was the lead
Ink hotel Of tho capital ia 1883 Major
schwartz left Santa Re aud went 90
Phoenix AJiz which has since been
his permanent home with tho pAcep.
ton of two years spent In Seattle.
Washington Ills war record was
good AZ the age of nineteen he was
a private f. the Eighth New York
cavalry which was mustered out after
one years service but during that
time no participated On the battles
south o. Washington and notably the
Bull Run fights lie again enlisted
IN the Fourth New York cavalry and
rose 20 the rank OF major, leaving the
service IN July 1865 In the Oettys.
burg campaign he was IN tho four
preliminary hghts and m that fearful
three days before Gettysburg. his regl.
ment was we'll 20 the front lie was
In tho wilderness campaign and at
Cold Harhor He was with shoridan's
raid IN June. 1894 and was badly
wounded lie was present IN forty
nine battles and IN many minor en-.
Eagements He has held several posi-.
tons OF honor and trust, having also
served one term az adiutsnt general
Of The territory OF Arizona Hls wife
whom he married IN Santa Pc 90 1883. .
Is leit 90 mourn bis loss His death
was caused by a wound ho received in
the campaigning OF 1864
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
mo RlLIlRnlP SIM SuPRENE

TIE NpW YORK. Herald makes "a
notovorfhy criticism OF the ignorant
attacks on tHr system 0f building up
tho navy
10 l8 urpr.Hnr therefore 20 jia.
cover Boz the usbt ot an those ica.
ems that tow lHnliUrs and repre-
scntauyea aud v0.c.nE such qucrul.
GUS Doubts over the proved primary
uf haulUarIps. and are ov0Eing apo
tres from me vastly feHu because Io
tlsar untwInoI visions armun.d
ships have appeared to iD nothing
and torpedo craft and mines both
weapons of opportunity have found
most unusual chance n Russian
uuproUar,UU. IHr Huhnr "n"H 'i
the country H ".nHFar not Dee
mlflrd by .u.n HHrHH., vBsnr
ioa The necessity for h1t''oships lH
no Jess insiatout than of old. and
oven % tho history OF an wars ga
not sasert their primal Importance
tho truth must appear clear and un.
troubled if we try Co imagine the
fato OF country that lacking bat.
tioahips HooEs war with O. sea power
buttrcasrd Boy this supreme typo"
II a eafo t1 say that the discrC.
tion placed by congress iu tho prcsI.
dent Zoo choosing che type OF ships
will not regolato the battlesblp 20
tho rear though our torpedo craft
and submarines VH1 undoubtedly hp
Increased
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
ADDITION TO THE
CHA FOREST RESERVE
ASKED ey CITIZENS or SIERRA
w. g. HopEWELL Owes GOOD
REASONS WHY THIS SHOULD
~ DUNE

TH .atItInu. a.rt .g tho s.f..snf oil
sI,-r, county f1 mo s,gr.tary OF the
interior at Washington. for tho add
ZION .. certain townships boz that coun
o. t, fr. gHa forest reserve has
tr.u..l .lna.Israa.. interest over the
tsrrItnr,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
CLEwS FINANCIAL LETTER
The GIG BANKING HOUSE ISSUES
ITS REGULAR WEEKLY REVIEW.


/ special Correspondence
New York May THE most sig
uihoant feature in the financial sltu
alton Just now 60 congestion iu the
money market Both call and time
money are uperahundant and ln
spite OF the record breaking bank
loans surplus reserves have been
steadily rising, ANA arc now many
millions above previous years az this
period This congestion ls not 10 be-
attributed To- the lessouod demand for
money from either business or sppCu.
lativo sources. Tho diminished inquiry
simply uggrayatiug a difficulty which
must bo directly traced 10 our ln.
elastic currency system The amount
OF money now iu circulation is 25g2
millions am Increase lu twelve
months ui nos millions These hg.
urca however give only partial idea
OF the tremendous expansion DO our
circulation which has lately taken
place During the last three years
our currency increased nearly $50 mil
Hons, while in the last seven years
tho Increase has been Sl7 millions
and our per capita circulation has
risen from f23 90 t3l ln the last seven
years Ia other words w this short
period We have added 600 millions 90
our supply of bank notes What is
Co be tho effect uf such aL enormous
addition 90 our currency No a time
when u 10 not noodod7 Is it likely
90 lead 10 a period Of inhation7 o.
is to bg hoped NOT aud In View %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
GRIP coNvALEscENcE

There's nothing better
than SCOTS Emulsion after
the grip. When the fever
is gone .he body is left weak
and exhausted; the nervous
system is completely run
down and vitality is low.
Two things to do: give
strength 70 the whole body
and new force 20 the nerves.
SCOTS Emulsion will do IL;
contains just what the worm
out system needs.
Rich blood, healthy flesh,
resistive force, more and bet
ter nourishment are what
SCOTS Emulsion supplies to
the cOnvalescCnt.
wtUt-rt y.a ra-ei f--. upon rt.adlt
SCOTT uOwNE. sas Pearl street, Nsv Y.rk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
ROOsfyflrS LABOR RECORD

From making forecasts of election
rosulN General Charos % G0syou.
or hAs turned DDS attention 20 rctros
poCuvo data aud has presented f0
campaign use dotailDa statement OF
ProGidoul Ru1soyolts public acts as
legislator governor and president In
she interest of labor
Congressman Gusyou0r Nrft gives
an op.tomo of Theodore Roosovolrs
favorable action ou labor loEIH'ati0n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
Central School

superintendent aud Mrs. suoup
VIII Visit the Worlds fair and at
tend The National Educational convcp.
ton at st. Louis, 1hoy win De absont
about a month, Prof Miller. Misses
Hewitt and Margaret Hartman will
remain IN albuquerque. Miss INav
10 viii visit California. Miss King
will visit her old home In Kansas and
Mrs 10 bar win Visit Indiana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
Beware Of ointments for catarrh That
CONTAIN MereurY

beware 9f gintWoht8 for Catarrn That
Contain Mercury
as mercury viii surely destroy me
sense OF smell and completely de-
range tho whole systom whom enter
Ing q through the musous surfaces
Such articles should never De useL
except ON prescriptions from Ieputa.
Die physicians as tho damage they
viii DO Is ton fold 90 tho good you
can possibly derive from thom Halls
Catarrh Cure manufactured by p. J.
Cheney q co. Toledo. O contains no
mercury aud BIS takon internally act
Ing directly upon tho bloc aud ma.
oous surfaces OF the system In buy
Ing HALLS Catarrh euro bo sure YOU
get the genuine Il Is taken Internally
ana made Ia Toledo. Ohio Hy r. O.
Cheney a. Co. Testimonials Tree
Sold by druggists Price -r. ppr
bottle.
Take Halls Family pins hr con.
aNpau1n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

The recently elect a board uf d,rpr
tors OF the Mexican Central railway
company, limited. have organized by
electlng the following Officers. n
Clay Pierce chairman Of tho board
A. A. Robinson, president; chen Rich
ards, Gabriel Morton. ~ r. Nickorsou
and " II. Prince vice presidents. r.
p. slyner general manager. q. A.
browne. treasurer and transfer agent
W a Frost general auditor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
First ward

Mrs Butts will summer 81 hls
ellyi Miss llazoldIno, plans not yet
made Miss sChbon win visit Colo.
RADIO and attend toe Teachers as.
sembly az Boulder. Miss Bradford
VIII visit her hcme Ia Mansfield ohio
and take in tho Wor.l's fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Prof kigor win return to his Kan
saa home fur hts yacauoui Miss Noon
VIII visit California Mlss Hysrlit
VIII study art lu John Hopkins insll.
tnde san Francisco. and Miss Flora
Hartman win visit her parents a.
Mansfield Ohio. ana also attend mo
Worlds fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
OLDEST BeLL IN AMERICA

IH' oldest uU.l Boz tho United states
bias IuHf been acquired by Governor
NJ A oIor1 0ui win ue oXAlbtcl ID
the New MeXico building az 50 Louis.
la" hol arrived 90 Santa 20 Thursday
from Agudouea and Will bo shipped
Monday 90 the Exposition city Tbs
history ~ the uell is very unique the
da.. bcue furnished ny Father Con.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Prof Mcfarland plans not made.
Miaaos Elder and Tway will vlslt
California; Miss Mabel Hunt and
Maudo Clusters Will remain IN Albu.
querquo Miss Thomas plans not
mnhn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS
WHAT THEY INTEND DOING The
COMING SUMNER MONTH

81 tn. public schools af tls city
viii soon close Tor the summer me
movements Of The teachers win bo So
'orlaisH- FOB ihe readers OF Tho Cit
izru
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Miss Adams will visit California.
Miss McFie viii enjoy The summer al
her home in Florence. Colo, and Miss
Keepers will remain here. visiting the
nearby mountains occasionally
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
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o. Hearst Dc chosen the faui Do
. .lsad already
/ Belmont has promised 10 raise a
campaign fund 0f tJJJJ.DOO DO Par
. ker Do nominated
when Hearst journal calls a
nau = i.ar fhst ln rsolf D. a good
intr certificate OF h.s vcracity
A N.unsyiyaua man. aged ~ nae
iuat married bits eleventh wife. what
Ia splendid and imposing figure he
suut make al the head ct tho Nor
tHurh
90 u.fcusor Dgl Pueblo .sthonamD
. of new weekly paper iuat started
az SocUrro Torres a. Co are tho
/ prupuotom and editors. and che pa.
per will support the democratic par
~
! iol will notice that ii army BE-
strong enough 20 get Co a river % can
/ always cross. 90 O. pleasos The pas
SAGE % tho Yau indicates merely
che general weakness of the Wus
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
~ IInlLAnIP NInlIInA

Tho situation IU Che matter "' Tho
appointment uf au additional Assoc.
oiatc Justice fur me trrr'oHlI 500.
promo court H becoming simpler. ag
several off fH. candidate. among Thorn
W % Kelley nf Socorr0 and vs. g.
Reid 1f Roswell have withdrawn says
the Now MoxIcan Those s,N actively
in the uoll arc Judge s A FrCemHa
Of Carlsbad and q a Mann NJ L1f
Cruces. with Frank vs. Clancy tou.
tatlvc candidate who ia not exactly
an applicant hut who hos many warm
friends VINO would Uko io SEQ him
90 thr position judge A Abbott
of Santa Fo bias alsu good support
from New Mexico i-ioud and from
influential men In EanEa. whore ho
served very efficiently Hs % district
iulEa Tor uIuo genre % o. understood
ttai Delegate R0lDy was primarily
lu favor of Mr. Kelly of suDnrro hot
a. thp latter has Withdrawn tHo dUl
ogarc will doubtless support some oh
o. candidate Az ho .s In Washington
% has not y.t boon asegTl3IUDd to
,-h. m DO will Give h.s AID
% ls reported that n Governor ore
20. Delegate R0dDy National Com
mIttpoman Luna and tho Territorial.
republican 0ronf IzauHH eau agree up
ON proper man that No. Roosevelt
viii appoint him This I5 iho sit.
u8fI0n today A. things politically 'u
New Mexico change with lightniHs
speed me aspect OF mo case tomor.
row may hn quito different
Tut AFmJBSf CONFERENCE
A. tho thirty first general confer
suCe ~ the Methodist Episcopal
shurJh now 'n session .n I1s Al.
Eoles. some important questions are
being discussed Among tbo import
ant subjects are 'he following. in
most OF which tho general public. out
side tho Methodist demon nation g.
more or less iu.cros'Ud
what can tho church dH an the
liquor question:
What action can the Dhu H take 90
folyo the race questions
Shall worldly pleasure such -
sanclnr theaterE going and card play
ing be condone1 by The church,
with which comlaiant in the war .n
the Orient are our sympathlsF7
What can U0 done hy me church
10 prevent In the good uamu Uf the
country the crime ~ yubbur7
Shall The Iteniarics OF Methodist
ministers Dc restored
How many bishop shall b. ,,.lrdl
and how many hD retired
Tho Methodist Episcopal church s
ono of me largest religious bodies u
~ erica lu oyaN city ana town
and IN nearly every village and ham.
lea Co. THIS country 10 hss au orgauiza.
'on IH pas. history has shown 8,
20 Do an active aggressive force leo
every community of which O a. O.
part
Us position then ou questions OF
such vital significance n the social
AMI moral being 0f the country
~ Of me utmost Importance
The safety and perretulty on dem.
ucratlc Institutions rest ia The rrea.
ton and me mainlonlur at an times
ani 10 1n places a healthy public
sentiment upon an questions vital 20
the general public welfare The prop
or safeguarding and regulating az a.
fairs IN every community are not de-
Teni'nt alone upon the laws which
have boon put upon tho statute books
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
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Romauu boz che postohice AZ Al
luorIue ~ ~, May z. 1904
Persons calilng for or sending for
these letters please state whore they
had boon receiving mail also mention
date Of Advertising
Free delivery Of letters go tue res.
donco of addrossoo may Dee secured
By observing the following rules
Direct letters plainly to street num.
byr
Give writer's name and request an.
swcr Co Do directed accordingly.
Advertised matter is proyIom
h.Id one week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter lH held tWo
Uocks before q goes 20 tho dead let
''r Office at Washington. n G.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

The general depth OF tb, Niagara
liver az the brink of The iaIl is four
feet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Restricting child labor IN factories
md workshops
Regulating the labor hours OF mia.
OBJ AMI women Ia manufacturing ca.
ahlishmouis
Safeguarding tho lives and limbs
f factory operatives
Regulating wnrc rates of lahurcrs
employed by municipalities.
Making employees preferred credit
lrs
Providing for building mechanics
I,ns.
prasrr.bur ihe Ten rights OF Nora.
me women
Protecting mechanics and laborea
sn.lrpl 600 Sinking oIl or cas wells
NHo.Isbue child contract labor u
Hfmaf1ry institution
Creating "a commission 'o examine
MO- the operation OF tho contract
..-tem off employing ruuyicta
Establishing Che bureau of labor
statistics
To promote industrial peace
'" '''U' '''' '. .'' '''" 30"
Utg elevated railroad
." 'I '''.'''"A ''e ~" '''" N''
AZ governor uf New York Thee
iora Roosevelt approved OF meas.
trua-
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WITS ON ih'iI'a ls.
waiting .N' ''tl' h'Ii "'. p''''.'
va. .'A'','I " 't." JAWS ''',''''.
N'''l'..A .'' '"''"IN ".'
ODD 'I"''''.NE 'ml''F'. '' No'f
'h 'A..1.hfh
's Regulating iae WORKING time
" female employees
'.' Ff''I1.nt iN'' .'.."0. ..a..
~ property lEh''I.
LusufuIs machinery hE children
GI Prohibiting women and mIu
ora s1r..us 900 polishing .r UuUus
vh.s's
Of Providing for s,ats ior Vu.
roAtu iu halei' aud restaurants
SHOT ,'n'hs lh' "''"lnE noun. '.
aF ''e'"H'
lno''''''hE '"' 'NA'''' '' Nc"
i"IA s'n''' ''aohei'.
NV licensing Nov York city ougIn
core and making @ mleIomgauor
or violating the same
IIconfrr stationary .ne.r,.rs .r
Runalo
prov.J.ur H. .tamfpot..r and
H.msirg of Hlraa.H1grs ID ,ltIra
REGENERATION of raaorers FOR mum.
SHAT employment
Rolauu. ta l.rhaEpe or freight
traIrs
PruvH.ue .ur ua issuance of quar-
,ar'v buIIaun4 N. fHs labor bureau of
IAbor statistic.
While governor ho recommended
lagls'atou which mo New York rsr
sral assembly failed to pass FOO No.
sard to-
l9mpioyors liability
Aoas.
state oVuor,hip of priBt.nF pIspta
uavi.iuF m.ans whereby no. wr.
shauIca shall NOT bo brought ina,
snmn.r.Yu with prlsoB labor
A. president OF The United States
h" has signed bills
Renewing the Chinese exclusion
49, and extending i,a provisions %
mo Island territory OF iho United
States
Frohlnillus the employment OF
monaghan labor ON irrigation Worhf
ana providing that eight hours shall
s"h''ilu'' Gay 3 WORK ON such pro.
l','s
Ao''',''nt Slavery ANA Involuntary
'.'' ',u'' .N ln' ln''lpp'ne laianas'
'''.A'Iuh OBJ lne H't uelhb punlahahle
' " 900"
n-.....,-. 49, ~. $500 .,.-
.,.i - ~. ,...,,, ~ ' ,- ''o' II 81
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