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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
MERRY TRAMP


Comnelo Section Foreman % Give
Him Meals and Money.
o. n automatically reported ta the
nUmIur Headlight thni several days
$3.50 as tramp called at the section
house at UcrnanaE. and asked fof
something fn coo and vaa refused hy
fhe foreman. whcraup0n Mr Tramp
pulled RI gun and caused iho foreman
Foo change bis mind rather suddenly
The tramp waa given "a good meal.
afior eating which ho nrtIu produced
tho euu as "a maitrr uf persuasion n1
l1uHt and demanded $1,000 which
Iho section foreman worry conveniently
rHd about hIm ru1 which be- rnr0 '0
lhc tramp wHo on ioarur remarked
"l 1m eoInr into UamInr and ~ YOU
wHrf to have me arrested come on
n There ami sou win find me- o.
Isl needless 90 say that tho foreman
h8I uu further ran fnr hIH most im
urcsslte friend. the irrmp. ana that
said tramp haa uo' a. tDt boon ar
rested
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
IT. MAY &EiN A PARK.
DOES TIE SANTA FE INTEND
nEAUTlrYiNo THE GATEWAY
TO ALBUQUERQUE

The old story Uiu the Santa ST. viii
make park where the odd D.. 3D.
Tutuey warehouse used io stand has
been renewed. but win BE- ever come
truD1 Tho people of Albuquerque only
hope tha Do WU and chat it vll Boz
d01s SOON with the Nramfo and
Ifs broad lawns oD one side and 20
pretty paris oft raeu and trrr# ON thc
O,nor thc mtcV8y 1 enc rfy Irlm the
Santa D., station would ho MOST r.o
tIuaguD
Tho new arrivals would %. rIvou the
right oIsu'ou of enc cify Iu the begin.
Mug aui o. ra1d bee.unIug results n
"a GOOD eudIug
Two years ago when fho Punoys
hn asuinod their Intention of build.
iug "a new home fot their business
Santa ~ officials yyuturel that prob.
ably % park would adofu tho vacated
land. and Paul Morton then of tho
Santa Pc hut now Secretary of War.
ie credited with sewing that the Santa
to intended making a beauty spot of
tho land directly iu tr0nt of the al.
varudo. The sanm pc has done many
good thIusa Tor Albuquerque. ana a
park on the spot ACROSS Railroad ave.
nue from the Alnrado would ae
weaiiy appreciated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

Taylor. prominent uercheut
1f CH..ulu rDHs says n could
n1t ... He.aHHs oi "a weak stomach
insf M rronst1 and mn down Zoo
NnI AI Ih.f money could do was
iouo hut aU apo of recovery van.
lFhoi Hearing OF some wonderful
alo effected by the uso OF Kodol Dys.
.wa Cure concluded 20 Try a. Tho
fa, bottle 5cnenttou mo. and after
taking four BOTTLES ann fully restored
Pro my usual strength. weight and
iealth' kodol Dyspepsia Cure dlrosts
Ahat you eat aud cures. Sold by q.
w HrIggs a Co and s. Vann a Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

Qa years. died This morning NJ o
o'clock DE waa suffering n good deal
yesterday but did not call a doctor
until thia morning when ho had a vio
lent attack pr Gilbert reached him
about three minutes before be dlcd.
boot too lafo tu DO anything for him
uo chokod to death of asthma. The
remslus have boon removed from the
rooms back of Major Gllc,ts store Goo
tno morruc. and Mrs Donnou tclc-
granhod to hIa father in Canada for
instructions as to iu'ormout The fam
ilt have made many friends during ho
short time they have lived Do Alamo
eordo. and Iu th.s sad hour Mu Den
men has iho iDop sympathy of ihe pou
uip. AlamOeordo Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

The pleasant 60 take and harmless
one Minute Cough Cure gives instant
relief lu an cases on cough, Group
and IN grlppo because Il does not pass
Immediately into the stomach. but
takes effect right at the seat OF the
trouble. u draws out the innamma
ton. heals and soothos and cures
permanently by enabling the lungs %
contribute pure llfogiy'ng and life.
sustain nr oxygen 90 The blood and
tissues. Sold by b. W. Briggs & Co.
and g Vaun a Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

iatiou. ni tho head of which ls tl d.
found ihat true American. Theodore
Roosevelt who has lbo best intoresia
OF me American people at heart. and
who without doubt ON thn Sth daF OF
next November vIB be elected Co tho
hirb office which he s1 satisfactorily
fiIs up to The present date.
We endorse thu territorial admins
cation ol Governor MImrI A Oter8
who bias boon for tho best mEtcr.al
and educational interests of the same
We roafnrm our allegiance 90 tha
principles ouunc.nied in me ln.t Ger
rItorai convention held at Albuquor
que on enc 18Th day of September
1908. and we tender our support 90
Hon william 70 Andrews Che rcpuhli
can nominee of mid convention for
delegate to connress
We endorse aud uphold our Judiciary
1u nu able honorable and Impartial
body. iho samo bo.ug "a credit tu th.
national administration and to che
people of tho territory of N0w Mos
leo
we sincerely endorse tho efforts of
Uon. Bernard 8 U0loy In behalf ~
the territory of Nra Wcs.c1 durlue
bits incumbnncy oH our delegate iu
congress. and recognize n him ono
1f tho mos, efficient dplctatcs that
Sew Mexico ever bad and pcr.nlly
lhant h.m Tor DOS noble efforts and
success in defending the name and
character of our people. until today
we ore rc uocicd all over tho union
we most heartily endorse The ad.
m.ulsimtlon of public affairs in thIs
county aud pledge me nominees Of
this convention ~ elected. to wise,
economic and business administration
1f county Officers lu each and rvcry DO
narim,ut of our county government
we hereby pledge Jho nominees o'
this county io iho territorial IDrI.ln
turo to v0rl, for and oHH.n nn an
Precipitation FOR Tho aid of mo people
who suffered hy the RIO Gwni0
floods n me year 1904. ana Chat prom
OF laws ho enacted empowering th,
river commissioners n thr Rio GraHde
valley to protect the different coun
firs along me same from Floods
We also pledge mo said momhers
20 rosnact thc law establishing che
office Of coroner. who shall aci as
chief OF police ~ the county seats 'u
this territory.
We donounco ln most emphatic
terms. Frank w CLANCY. present dIs.
trlct attorney Of this judicial district
f1r having used his office f0r polltl
cal purposes. through malice and por
s0nal spite. proving himself o traitor
90 the republican party and auhserv
lnr the interests OF our political enc.
niles az the most ohodlont and sub
mlssive tool.
Resolved. That Tho republican
county central committee are hereby
authorized % nll any vacancies that
may occur on the ticket by this con
vcntion nominated
Resolved That ln case any other
political party or Organization shall
nominate or endorse any nominee or
this convention, the county central
committee are hereby authorized 90
declare such placo on the ticket va
cant. unless ho person ao nominated
or endorsed. refuses. through Tho prh
ilc press. 90 accept such nomination o.
endorsement
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

Hon. Solomon Luna. the wClrknnwu
and popular republican politician OF
central Ncw Mexico. came in from the
south yesterday morning and was
around minglIng with Che local politl-
clans. Mr. Lima says the republicans
OF Valencia county held a most en-.
thualastc convention at l0s Lunas
Saturday and nominated a strong leg
lslaivo and county ticket Hc pre-.
diets Andrews win carry Valencia
county by q big majority
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
JOINT STATEHOOD WILL BE- ISSUE
IN SHORT SESSION or CONGRESS
M oEcEmaGR-MANY sENA-
TORS PLEDGED TO HELP Bill
ALONG

a dispatch ,0 tho San Fuur.scu
Chronicle from Washington save.
Statehood iW Arizona. Sow Ne,I
60 Oklahoma and Indian Territory via
he on" OF che 1ut questions .o c.mo
.Hf'fD clnwrs 200 DrCemDor
bcrcnf corv p1uIence bolweoa o.a.
'a.u senators naH revealed tho mrt
tnfa uu ludouF auduR Nlt uathsI nl
'ho lasi soff.ou a-efoby 20 majority of
rbr SENATORS Waa pledged to supnrt
,he nl providing tor tle admIs .on of
ESQ states, one composed 0i Arluba
ana Sew Mz.u. ana iEa OHIO. of
oklahoma and indian Territory prac
IDEALLY every rtpluHHu Ia tlo senate
rotdy FAB support tho bIl providing
fhe republican party 90 vo.orIoua
ncst month AZ o ne douorm.Ie
SENATOR'S most ui 'h.m ore willing to
aupuuu fhe HmeH11d nHt a fhry
expect FAB make muH u ae new
HnioH Dr. o. generally regarded 1s m.
r1ralf uU iu I.lfHuHa statehood aa
STALLION much iousor aH pebur aautr
mnnt Pro- tho country af LARGO H anuar
WII u favor of tb, creation Of new
taxes
Prominent Arizona politicians who
have lru ir washington raerufIy
have expressed Hr positive ruBy.r
uou thnf e. majority 0I ,he pe1D'o oI
Antuua are HD Huue'y 0uuel 0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

Au 900 ana welttrird remedy-Mra
windows soothing Syrup has been
need for over Sixty years Boy millions
10 mothers f1r their children while
.oothinr. with perfect success u
toothcs me child softouF the sums,
ulayf al. pain. cures wind collie. and
a me best remedy Tor diarrhoes. ~
pleasant 90 the taste Sold by drug.
tlsts in every part Of ne world.
twenty-five cents a bottle Us value
s IncaicuIahle. BE- sure and ask FOR
Mrs wlnslow's Soothing Syrup and
take NO other Kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

Rev Iuo. s. Cox. of wake. ARK.
writes "For i2 years suffered from
yellow Jauudice 7 consulted "a mum.
bcr of physicians and cried an SORTS
nf medicines. but got mo- rollof Then
2 hogan mo use Of Electric Blttors and
feel that am now cured of a disease
hat had me- On lts grasp Tor twelve
years NJ you want q reliable modl
cine Tor Liver and kidney trouble.
stomach disorder or eoneral debility.
get Electric Blttors lrB guaranteed
by an druggists only SOC
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
REPUBLICAN RESOLUTIONS


The republicans of BemalIlo coun.
ty in convention assembled. by these
presents reiternto on. adhesion and
foalty TO the time honored principles
of the republican party as onunciatod
in the national republican convention
of the city Of Chicago in June 1904
We endorse and are Do full accord
with the national republican admins.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

Frank y scloo manager of the chit
cngo National League team is az the
Altarnd0. accompanied hy Mrs soloo
Mr scloc said this afternoon that hs
and Mrs Soleo were on their way to
los Angeles CAL where they viii
spend the winter. 6nd stopped on .u
Albuquerque 90 breal. tho trip The
cubs finished second this year in tho
National League.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

if you ever took DeWltts iulo
Early Riscrs for hilIousnoss or consti.
patton you know what 700 pleasure Or.
Those famous little pills cleanse the
UrCr and rI the I.tcm of 8l bIio
tH0uH woiucIng unpleasant effects.
Ihoy do NOS srIpe sIehcn or woakon.
pleasant. HlrH .Ouo Hnf strength
H .hr rs.u. ari organs of faa siom.
H Nr rri H1W.I# d. h UIr-f
Geo HuI g N1nu q SOM
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05
SCOTS EMULSION

o1O 1 > I'm u LSION
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
the old story told times
without number and repeated
over and over again for the
last thirty years. But its
always a welcome story to
those in need Of strength and
health. There's nothing in
the world that stops wasting
diseases as quickly as Scott
Emulsion.
Wen .eHi ynu r ssmrit free
SCOTIA BOVINE, 90 Pearl Street. New Yort.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

hu1ucrluc police dopanmsu. BIAS over
transacted and reflects vel 1n he
efficiency of the department ard also
tho growth OF tho city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

chief of Police McMIln reports the
receipts of the police department for
the past month 40 De- $1,000 This is
me largest months business The A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

"a dose ln time saves lives" DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup. natures
remedy Tor coughs. colds. pulmonary
discusses of every sort.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

o5raet De- ono of t1. most
common ailments am.1s Goo Hy cat
Iie of tdIE country and % mg nran
Boz due ,o INDIGESTION a poand of
epson st.f should Dol aIru a AZ
irauch ard tho cog 0lte change Of
food Brushing frm lyue 0u cement
floors or cold hard ground or rDm
chasing COWS whom fh. IIfer nlod
may also cause thg trouble WHOM NOT
due lo tuberculosis o. n evident
therefore. thlf careful onr.t for tho
cause must ho made NDfors tha c1uda
tiOu cam In romodled.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

Ringworm To- cattlc.--rhIa disease
affects tho neck and head m1si Ore.
Wcnf.y but may appear in ON parts
20 tho body with the exception of tho
legs Az the beginning Httle sharply
fehucd. round spots como on tho Hhln.
They project somewhat s'ofo N Towel
ana rraduaIIy grow larrer snd hoe1me
covered with scales and er1.a Tho
hair covering these spots breih8 on
and Calls put and pl fHms Tho cmp
zion should be wel washed with cas-.
t'lo soap and water ta remove au tho
scales and .hen iha following lotion
should bu applied daUf .ar a. Hpat
Three ounces hypounafe rf pIn.
ono ounce d..UeI fHuHHoHa aH.I anI
fifteen ounces uf FafHr an8 m ne
event OF .Ia FALLING o ar1aH.a .ha Ic
Firoi eueei uHe.Wr lf aHao mas Boz
painted ul .hs au faI $3.50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-05

sonores. did not intend 20 say so
much about you or myself. but ln
what ! have said I DO not mean 20
say that nm the AmoricanoH are or
have done This 10 us Indians Nor
do wlsh 90 offend you in any way
but these things have been done %
us by some enc. and surely they were
not done by oursolvca but by me
Amoricanns Oh gonrrai aak pardon
FROM those whom T have offended
ana from those who 90 NOT wish tho
indians amy harm could toll you
moro of ihls "Neroc'0' enough 90
900 many books 7 can prove aIl that
have snid ain have moro Co say
about tho recent decision of the $500.
1femo r0ur of New Mexico in re.
eart 20 tho Indians and taxes on their
andE. u.l Z shall walt and see what
Wu ho done econ ios pubres indos '
may write more some time. hut
fur tAc present ! remain.
PABLO AnEITA
pueblo Indian of NoN MoE.c0. lsien.
1ena'nl0 county
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-13
BACK TAX LIST
To BE LENGTHY
WILL TAKE OVER A WEEK
TO COMPLETE THE DATA THAT
MAYOR MYERS HAS ORDERED.

Amount VIII he Much Larger Than
Was Supposed and Ii Is Thought
Mayor win Issue Orders to Have
Executions Satisfied at Once-Win
De Many Cases Like Eagle Manu-
featuring Company Where City
Bought Property, but Failed to
Take Deed.
City Marshal Henry Dreeson an
nounced yesterday that the list of UNI
collected tax executions, which he is
preparing for the Mayor, will not be
ready until the last of this week.
The preparation of the list is taking
great deal longer than was at first
supposed would be required, as there
are great many more executions than
most of the officials thought.
No reliable estimate can yet be made,
but it is known the amount of these
uncollected executions will total over
100000 and there is a possibility of it's
going over $4,000. 1t is the intention
Of the officials to take steps to imme-
diately collect as much of this money
as possible and it is believed at least
$4,000 will be secured this year. This
money will greatly aid the city in
building the City Hall and in many
other Improvements that are under
way this year.
City Has Bought Property.
1t will be shown that a great deal
more property has been bought in Ly
the city in the past than was supposed.
Much of the property on which the
taxes nave not been collected was hid
in by the marshal. In this connection.
however. it is learned that deeds were
not taken except in a very few in
stances.
There will be a number of cases sim
liar to that of the Eagle Manufacturing
Company, where although the city bid
IN the property, the deed still remains
III the name of the owners at the time
the executions were issued, or in the
name of parties to whom it had later
been sold. Complications will doubtless
result. which will have to be referred
to the city attorney for final settle
ment.
Real Estate Executions Good.
All the executions on real estate are,
of course, good. The property can be
sold If the executions are not paid. The
city may or may not bid the property
in. An owner has the privilege of re-
deening the property at any time with
in year after it is sold, upon the
payment of the amount of the execu-
ton and per cent. interest. This is
true whether the purchaser is the city
or an individual.
As to the large amount of execu-
tions which have not been collected,
many of them were issued several
years ago. During last year City Mar
shall Dreeson collected more back taxes
than were ever before collected in the
history of the city.
Though there is no danger of the
city losing its money on the real estate
| executions, it is believed Mayor Myers
will order all of them collected at once
The city needs the money this year be-
cause of the many public improvements
| that are being made.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-13
KR0USK0FF ASSETS
ESTIMATED AT $4,000
Appointments of Lady Receiver the
First on Record.

First on Record.
In the petition of four of the credit
ors of the Krouskoff Millinery Com
pany, now bankrupt, the assets of the
company are estimated at $4,000 OF
this amount the stock in trade is cred
tied with $4,000 value and the open
accounts at $4,000. This was the only
new feature of the petition in Macon
in addition to what has already been
published in the Morning News.
The appointment of a lady receiver
occasioned considerable surprise. Mr..
P. J. O'Connor of O'Connor, O'Byrne
& Hartridge, who presented the Pc
tition of the creditors to Judge Speer,
returned yesterday morning from Ma
con. When the petition was presented
and the attorney for the millinery COM
pany had admitted the insolvency of
his client, Judge Speer asked Mr..
OConnor if he knew any male mill
liners in Savannah.
Upon his replying in the negative,
he then asked him to suggest a lady
who could fill the position. Miss Nell
lie Walsh was then suggested, after a
short consultation had been held with
other members of the bar in Savannah
who are attending Judge Speer's court.
Judge Speer stated that he took the
initiative in the appointment of lady
to show his confidence in the ability of
the women now engaged in business
life.
The petition on which the receiver
ship was granted will be filed with the
clerk of the United States court here
this morning for record, together with
the appointment of Miss Walsh.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-13
WINE DRINKING THE
GREAT SOCIAL EVIL.
Said Rev. Robert Van Deventer at
Duffy Street Church.

In a strong sermon on Wine Drink
ing" Rev. Robert Van Deventer, pas
tor, of the Duffy Street Baptist Church,
last night characterized the social glass
as one of the greatest, if not the very
greatest, of all modern social evils.
Its effects. he said, are discernible
everywhere, and it leads to nought
but ruin.
The matter was first discussed from
the standpoint of the social glass lead
ing to many glasses and finally to con-
firmed drunkenness. 1t is through the
social glass, he said, that the appetite
is first acquired, no man and no woman
deliberately starting out to be a drunk
ard. The effects of drink on the physi-
cal, moral and spiritual nature, dead
ening and sitting the better sentiments,
We're next discussed.
He claimed that evil was among the
greatest because of it's dangerous char
acter. In a short analysis he showed
that its danger lay in it's social nature
and appeal to mans social side; in its
eXhilarating effect on the nerves; in it's
deadening of the senses of the better
sort and its rousing of those of the
lower; in the sins that are committed
by those under the spell of wine cup
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-13
TWELVE VETERANS
LEFT FOR NASHVILLE.
Many Vets from Up-COuntry Camps
Were on the Train.


Were on the Train.
At 10 O'Clock last night the Savan-
nah delegation of the United Confed-
crate Veterans left for the annual re-
union in Nashville. All the veterans
wore their gray uniforms and the
badges of their camps. Gen. P. A.
S. McGlashan, commander of the
Georgia division, L. c. V. was at
tired in the full uniform of his rank.
Miss Rebecka Black Dupont spon-
sor for the Georgia division, and for
the South Georgia Brigade also left
for Nashville. She was accompanied
by one of her maids of honor Miss
Elizabeth V. McLaws. The other two
maids of honor will join her at Nash
vile as will also the special escort
appointed by Brigade Commander,
Cen Sweat.
on the train were many veterans from
the up-country camps and at the de-
pot the first spirit of reunion began
manifesting itself The veterans be-
gan passing through the cars and shak-
ing hands cordially and then, as the
time for starting approached, paired
off and began discussing events since
the last reunion. Besides those at
tending the reunion, there were num-
Der of the members of both camps at
the train to see their comrades off.
1t is expected that MANY more dele
cations will be picked up by the train
en- route to Atlanta. and there "A large
delegation will join the others. BY the
time the train reaches Nashville it
will be practically a special. The rail-
road officials have made every ar
rangement for the comfort of the vete-
rams and stop-overs of two or three
hours will be allowed at Atlanta and
other points of interest. The following
Savannah veterans will attend the re-
union:
Gen. P. A. S. McGlashan and com
r'ades: A. X. Wilson, Benjamin Roth
well, w. II. Bourne, F. Goolsby, j.
Perlinski, J. r. Everett, j. M Solo
mons, d. B. Morgan, Thomas Healy,
r. G. Bell, James Leonard, G.. H.
Remshart, and ]. T. Williams
Francis S. Barlow Camp. Sons of
Veterans, were represented by Messrs.
Harry T. Beckett, ]. f. Henderson, l..
w Landershine. and Raiford Falli-
CANT. At Nashville they will be join
ed by F. w. Campos. who left earlier
in the week.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-13
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