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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
SANTA "a

tum rHe New Mexican
A valuable Jersey COW belonging to
Hrs Qu.u1n1. of tho south side. near
Io Guadalupe church, was struck by
.sH'u.us and killed.
Tho low office of A. 70 Rcnohan has
recently boon renovated and neo a.
.tILu put boz and the office o. now one
ui thg haudsomost ON Palace avenue
Tho Santa Fc Gre department viii
participate in the tournament to bo
riyen Iu las Vegas. August l6 and a..
ur Foster and two other capitalists
from W,iherford. Texas. are lu the
city with n prospect Of investing IN
real estate.
The following BIN of sale was filed
FOR record in the office of Probate
CLERK Caso Lopez EugouIo Romero,
of las Vegas, 90 Loyl A. Hughes. "a
sawmlU with machinery situated on
tho Juan De- Gahaldon grant Boo Santa
Fo county Consideration, $1,000.
Alfredo unoios, while making prep.
amu0ns to cloau the well of hIs resi-.
doneo nn East Palace avenue Tues.
day struck @ good flow of water, lle
state. that the water which is re.
marbah'y pure and good, has strong
velocity This will ho good news 90
those boo that nolshhorhood who have
recently hoon sinking wells
Mr O.. ID Robertson OF Charleston.
South Carolina. was an arrival GA
Santa be last evening She win re.
main hero until the middle OF septem-
beer and is me guest OF hor daughter
Miss Pamela l.. Robertson. at the
Haues homo on johnson street.
judge Vs. a. Pope Is a nephew %
Mrs. Robertson sho was a visitor Ia
Santa Fo two years ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
FAIR OFFICIALS


presldon, A. 70. McGaHy and
Secretary Maynard Gunsu went to
las Vegas thIs morning ON request OF
Colonel Ralph q Twtcholi prosl
dent of the LAS Vgsas DRIVING assocla
lion. The business 900 view ls th,
discussion OF thc adyIsalWty Df hold
ing "a race meet ni las Vegas th,
week prior to the territorial fair
70 lE the belief of Colonel Twiich
oII who is the prime mover in th5
matter. that two race meets Co.
View Mexico held on close dates. would
have a tendency 20 bring ont q larger
number Of good horses.
Tho opportunities OF ,Ho visiting
horscmcu would boo greater. and "a,
.uducCmont Tor thom 90 como would
naturally ho increased After "a meet
of four or five days at las Vegas
the horses could bo brought 10 tho
fair aud 800 two weeks of ncIue
would Boz had Tho distance from
las Vegas here Is not very great
and naturally any northern horses
coming tp the fair. could start q wccF
carly aud stop off OF the Meadow
city with little inconvenience
Las Vegas asks the support of tfo
Fair association iu the matter. and
tho association has the proposition
under consideration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Ncvs was received hero of the
death OF "Red" Herbert. az Dayton.
Ohio. as the result OF injuries re
colyod in collision w'tL another play
ar. Boz n same played Saturday, 1uly o.
Rcd was playing first base ou the
Dayton team az the time OF the acct
dent.
Herbert was at one time star
member Of the Albuquerque and NJ
paso base ball teams. having mad,
a fine reputation with che fans" of
his day for an around good playing
and heavy battling
The m Paso News. ln commenting
ON DIS playing says
ilo i5 best remembered for a time
Iy hit iu o closely contested game o.
1892 against the strong Eddy 400 "
Carlsbad team The score was o,
q Iu tho visitors favor in the last hall
0f the ninth inning with two out and
three men ON bases. when Req step
nap To- the bat Ho sluEged ont
ipng two.baeror. scoring the two mor
ahead of him. lie was q private sol
lior 90 Fort Bliss and because of hb
playing qualities the "uus' made uI
"a purse and bought hls discharg,
from the army After playing her,
several years be- has driftod about tb,
country stlll playing bail"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
POLICE COURT.

The police court thIg morning oX.
lmlnHd tUu young men chargc1 with
rngranCy and One vs. D. Eil.ug'on.
charged with forgery
chief of Police McNWu wanted a
better look 40 tho victims % hard
uck 800 tbo mouruors bench was
moved close up in front OF the court
The court lohfers moved up also and
a wnluscoating OF curious humanity
lined the walls
OF inc ron victims OF hard luch. tho
court only found bills against three
of them, and ten days each was the
decision The guilty were natives.
W. p. Eldlugton who admitted
.HEi ho wrote hn order Cor 81 ON r. r..
Thompson and had &c cnshcl az Mat.
lows restaurant on First street. ap.
reared. O. f8t sI0uchy individual of
mean couut0uunco Tho court looked
pom his caso a7 ono of much gravity,
and passed 90 uu to tho higher court,
putting the bond 40 $500
Eli.urfou was me uusraIyul ro.
ru.gnf of charity Thompson met him
stranger ana taking am interest
boo the man, gave him meals and got
h.m e. Job Through tho charity E1.
1Iugi0n aHCer'auod that Thompson
bad loff money v.h Mr. Matthew'S
ut che restaurant be- took 20 upon
himself OBJ mako uu order 0U TH0mp.
son Cor S. Matthews thinking the
order ull r.Ehf. cashoI b. Fortunately
Thompson came B inc restaurant %
moment after tho doll aud discovered
h.s wards lruclory EIdIuFtou
Was rrgafei luI $3.50 1r fag money
was recovered
Frank stoyBus O strike breaker
fo'I into che clutches of the law by
taking prostitute TO old town ln "a
hack last uight. and mourning q hack
hIl ho could not pay ro hid SlS5
after being O. good fellow, and tho
cab bII was S. he gave tho hack
man ou order ou the Santa TO for
$500 ON returning ho jumped from
thc hack and tried Go run away but
che cahhIo was watching ant after "a
ll.t'o chase. captured his man and
turned him over 90 the police. Tho
court took Sfgyaus case under c0us.d.
GRAFTON
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
lMMODESTY SUGGESTS
CLOTHING lGORROTES
PROFESSOR or CHICAGO uNlvER
siTY INDIGNANT At cLAmoR
FOR TROUSERS.

A special dispatch from Chicago TO
the Denver Republican. dated July 49,.
says.
Prof Fre1ouck Starr. OF fhe Uni
yorslty of Chicago. declared ln the
course of a discussion of lgorroto8
that % was the innate moicsty of our
best citizens onich resulted On the
demand that the natives ON exhibit.
ton at the So Louis fair Boz adorned
with trousers
Prof Starr designated such on at
tempt as an outrage. and said that O.
vas uot even false moiosfy. but lm.
molosty. that inspired the attempt 90
clOtho these wards of the nation. Tho
statement grew out of a question
whether The officials of The fair would
consent 90 clotho the lsorrotos u
was Prof Starr who went 90 northern
japan and procured the hairy uinos
fur The big fair
600 BE- shameful how .li- imm1desiy
of our people o. trying Co force this
outrage ON these people said prUf.
Starr ~ am sorry for the people %
our land whose sense of pr0prieiy
would bo offended by sight OF one OF
the most interesting people Of our
country exhibited Boz their natural a.
tire.
"It would ho cruel and dangerous Ca
compel those people 20 don trousers
They would suffer graafly from the
heat. and there would be danger of
Infections and disease. They are a
well developed people. and have no
doi1rmIties of body that might grajo
Un tho uoryos of the representative
you can't make civilized citizens oUt
of Thorn In one summer, no matter
how much our very modest frlcnns
would like to have tbls done
"Thc people who have boon films
their protest with che officers of che
fair are ready Co bo p.tiod. They do
mot know what the fair ia Tor Those
strange people are oU exhibition as
representative of "a peculiar semi
caunIballstic people They dress
scautlly. Co ho true, but what Of this.
/ They appear at the fair just as YOU
would find them % you would visit
them iu their native state.
THE Japanese years ago had d
practice of bathing together Mud,
women ana men were accustomed "a
hathc Boo the SAME pool az tho same
time. NUt so any moro The change
was not brought about because On,
/ Japanese fclt that this was immodesI
or moi right Not at VII Not until
our good Americans got hold of them
and taught them the awful wicked
ness of tho habit dld they change
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.

lE tue District Court uf thD county W
Boual.Ilo Territory uT New M,A.
l.u
1mii,ro ArrHuIpta. 90 aL plaintiffs.
yb Mariana IS Or,u. 90 aI dofrud.
ants
so 5Gp3
Notice s hereby given that by yIr.
tue ot % Judgment aud order OF saIs
entered BOO thc above cause ON tha
9Th day of July. 1904 fhounIorslguod
Special Master with ON the 21nd dag
0f August iHnlu at DO o'clock iu tho
forenoon of said day 90 tho front
duug of tHr county court house ur
tho county or HDualIo. Territory 90
n W Mexico. soil ai public auction tp
tho highest and ucst bidder Cor cash.
the following real estate situate u
the county of S1uluyll Formerly
portion of the county of HDuauIlUl
Territory of New Mexico. to.wit.
A tract Uf land known Bs the Canon
dc San Diego Land Grant more
particular description OF which is
found iu tho patent therefor from the
United States af America f1 Francis.
go Garcia dn NorIrm. dated October
2lsi, 1851 reference Co which is hero.
by made pr more particular dgscrIu.
ton. and oUnia.uiug according tO tho
official survey thereof one hundred
sixteen thousand two hundred and
eighty sIX and se.lOO acres, excepting
however, from said sale certain tracts
oft land held Boz sevoralty by divers
urFons as SET forth In the decree of
partition heretofore madc iu this
cause. reference to which decree is
hereby made for moro particular de-.
scrIuuuu of said tracts of land held n
s,y.mIty and hereby executed from
rhe salc to uU made
WIN o. DAME.
Special Master
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
DEATH OF MRS. BURNS
A CHARITY PATIENT ENDS SUI.
FERlNcs IN DEATH.

Mrs Mary 70 Burns died yesterday
The remains wofo moved from there's.
idgncC. ill5 North First street. Co
%. w str0urs SONS morTue. A. the
age of 90 years aud an invalid. Mrs.
Burns was destitute. and depended on
charity The salvation army did "a
noble work boz her behalf
on going over the dead womau.E nt.
fects. lifo insurance policy Tor g..
GOO was found. aud a deed FOR n lot
at Trinidad discovered aud % was 90
fret believed tant the deceased was
not nearly as poor as she appeared TO
be- Chief of Police McMluIn wrote
End. 10 possible. a daughter of the Dc.
find. 10 possible. daughter of the do.
ceased Twins nt that place
Mr. McM.in received O. letter THIS
morning from Chief Ryan which stat.
ca chat the EH had been found. but
che herself was Boo destitute c.rcum.
stances. having to work Tor a living
and support two children. aud could
not come The daughter does not be-
Iicyo that thn insurance policy a paid
up and consequently .B of little value
The remains are held awaiting fur
thor communication with tho dlugb.
ter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

very dry and forest fires raging. On
some places grass starting slowly and
losses OF cattle decreasing.
Morn Is Iongucynn -- Two
heavy showers the 18TH following by
hign drying winds. moisture fast dis
appoariugi no water iu river for irri-
cation: alfalfa harvested. stock looks
fairly good
Maxwell CIty-Wm French--An.
other hot. dry week with considerable
wind, stock Iu fair condition. but rain
needed badly aa grass % very short
MiUra Frank Miou so rain dur
ing wcok, very mlty with some hot
south Winds grass browning somc.
what. bat plenty of Do aud stock iu
Cine condition. Croa growing nicely
.boar.uF nearly dome
Oratca a. WoIl-W Warm aud Dry
grass drying out uu range and water
diHppC8ruE from lakos and water
holes outlook becoming bad. rain
needed
Oi1 CaIrute..A Joseph -Hut for
cool nights. crops would Dee destroy
ed. sirwme kept zap by showers in
mountains. 1uss ON ranges making
slow growth. stock iu fair condition.
piuos Altos g.. "a RoMnson-No
change in general condition 10 stock
0r vegetation. light shower tho 18TH.
Rcdrock-louIs Champie-N0 rain.
uut indications favorable, some water
for irrigation but several bitches On
uciFhb0rhood are dry. corn and nold
crops hook good
Rowe samuel Dean Continued
dry weather warm with occasional
high wcastorly wind crops drying out
fast. except where irrigated. no grass
and stock ln bad condition. outlook
gloomy
san Rafael. Charles 49, Grover
Conditions unchanged. little rainfall.
.w.s 5000 look fairly good but snow
tH. effects of drynoss wheat just
uoguuIuE to turn utD peas in bloom
range Boo bad condition and sheep re.
ported dying conditions are pretty
serious. rainfall UOl inch
Santa Fr-u g. Weather Bureau
Continued dry warm weather, aver
aging 9 degrees O. day above normal
. o. iya light spr.uNcs water supply
extremely low even for domestic pW
poses. some curants and cherries on
markets bat rather poor quality, ear
/ ly peaches c0lor.ug and apricots RIP
( cu.uE. rainfall D.Ui inch
Truehns a Mnrt.noz-Dry wealth
Der. no water iu bitches aud little foI
domestic use. uo crops mo- alfalfa
| n1 grass
( .vcrm,lo- W Adams Hay.ug o.
progress. rather warm wock. rainfall
loot inch
WatrOus 81 c. Ncodham Rot an,
|dy light shower 10th. but mol
enough fur much benefit 90 range
stock doing we'll much more rain
needed to insure winter feed rainiai
|UU7 inch
WAGON Muugd-R n. Macs-GOo,
showers frt OF week following bl
warm weather. showers indicated "a
close
CHARLES o.. LlNNEY.
Section Director
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
MARKET LerrER.

Special Dorruspunlu.e.
Kansas CITY, July 60 Tho receipts
of cauIe here today $500 luld, woro
Unexpectedly heavy aud Gar more than
the trade required, aud prices there.
fore rule from steady lu a few cases
tp 1s much as 25 cents lower. The
proposition of good stuff vas small
and mostly SOLID around steady Bulk
oi receipts were Uf au.l fair f1 com.
mon ana were hard to ao.I Tho do.
mand under present conditions Of
strike does not require over $1,000 tu
$1,000 cattle daily at the outside Ship.
peers should keep boz close touch with
tbD.r commission men and consult
them as t1 making shipments
Dressed beef steers ranged from
.S5tl Tor some 1850 pound steers 90
.giI5. with bulk y500 90 $3.50 Good
eUa.. hubI- tuu calves are about
steady. hut gaHuof COWS are unsala.
.lr There was quite "a fair proportion
of stDcEyrs and feeders in the days
regs.pts and as demand ls light
prices were from steady to lD cents
lower
uue receipts were $500 head. a
good room under ordinary conditions
hur t1l many Ilr rHD trade while me
trkU H UU Some .i'ps were only %
cents lower Huf generally the market
Was 90 t0 90 cents lower Ton f5.35,
900 cents under saturday uula s515
fu 1925 and up I1 gl2U fur goo pound
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
MINERS DRILLING CONTEST.

~ paso. Texas. July 2i-Tbo
Southwestern Irrigation association Is
making extensive arrangements for
the entertainment of the National o..
rigat.on congress. which meets BOO this
city November ucXt
The congress is larger than any
convention which ever before as
scmblui loo th.s section, and the local
executive committee Is preparing "a
program commemorate vita .bc oc.
DaEIuu.
While th.H program is not SGT com.
pIDtg. DO ls quite certain that the cu
tDrtaIumeut features for visitors viii
urpass any yot offered even hy El
liso when she entertained the Cate
t.emon's convention and the Bankers
association
Genuine Spanish huU nrhts will Dee
held across fIe Rio Gmldp Iu Mexico
each day of the meeting and among
other features tho committee is now
arranging for a miners rock drilling
contest with cash pr1yg large enough
r. attract tHu H..f talent OF an tho
rich tributary mineral region to tho
r.fy tu compete % Is ouusyryatiycy
estimated that fHIH feature alone viii
c. 10000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
PICKING up
a TOPEKA RAILROAD CONTRACT
OR SAYS HE rs RUSHED WITH
WORK.

a well known railroad contractor
who makes Topeka hIs headuarters,
part of the time. and who does a great
deal of work for tho railroads OF
Kansas. said q few days ago 90 a
state Journal reporter
Railroad work. which has boon as
dead as d door nail out west for some
tlmo o. now picking mp again ! nn.
tIcIpato that by lam { WIN be- head over
hcols On railroad work Since spring
! have had nothing to do.
"a few days ago ] received word
from the Rock Island officials that
they would have some extensive work
to open up In about two weeks About
'bo same tlme ! received word from
the Santa 10 that / might hold myself
10 readiness To- begin work any time
within a few days And % o. q settled
fact thnt the Union Pacific Is going to
do a hig l1t OF work hero lu tho state
u has definitely decided 'o build thia
Topeka q Northwestern. and is get
ting the material on the ground FOR a.
The double tracking OF tho limo "a
Kansas city ga going 90 begin at once
These things al assure us of plenty
OF work.
n attribute this sudden revival Of
railroad activity 90 tho cessation OF
some OF the political uncertainty
which has tied things up in the east
om financial centors Tor come tlm,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Ing until the reinforcement can be
sent In.
The cause OF the trouble is not
known. and the many stories that are
being circulated are only conjecture,
Tor the most part Tho new manager
is expected here within a week. and
employees viii be- rcnt Immediately 90
illl the vacauclos caused by the
strife.
Tho state of affairs thls mornlnr
relative to the natter hordoroi onto
the exciting and everybody o. apccu
latlng al to the outcome aud ns %
the cause.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
NO TINE FOR POLITICS
AS COL. HoPEwELL INTENDS TO
BUILD THE ALBUQUERQUE
EASTERN.

Col vs. S ll0poWol general man.
usur of tho Albuquerque Eastern rail-.
NaE arrived This morning from tho
south and took quarters at the Awr.
ado
A prominent democrat asked tho
colonel 10 Dec would accept the nom.
nation IUr delegate on Jho democratic
ticket ut tho approaching election,
and bo said "No, I viii Boo too busy
building the Albuquerque E8atoru 90
labDlo ln pol.tica."
Thla So certainly graufyur uows to
aIl Albuquerque Tho city VIII furnish
fHo terminals and the DUlo city VIII
receive the sf.mulcut Tor "a boom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Manager Romero of the Southwest.
tn brewery company club, says hu
knows of mo- game with the Santa BE
club here tho coming sunday. lie viii
accompany his team 90 Gallup Satur.
day night. where ON Sunday after.
noon the Brewers viii cross bats with
"a strong aggregation OF base bail
players OF that city Manager Romero
takes along the following players
pottls. FCnuel. Brown. Chayos.
Ramhs. Ortiz. Garcia, Vigil, DcBlassl.
Baca aud sodllO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
OFFICIAL MATTERS

The following homestead entry has
been made in che United states land
office 80. 11nG. NazarI1 @ Baca. OF
Qucmado. El NW o. sWii WV
NWt. NEh of section o. r. g. r. lG
W, lCu acre, Boa Socorro county
Public FUNDS Received.
The following public funds have
boon received boy Territorial Troasur.
er j. %. Vaughn From W. q Horncy
treasurer and oNufCc.s collector of
Roosevelt county. taxes f1r 1903. g.
8G985 From Donald stewart treas.
urer and oyofOcio collector of Quay
county. taxes for 1909. $3.50, taxes
Cor 1908. Sl.77aG3
Articles Of incorporation Filed
Tho following articles OF !acorgora
rlou have been filed In the office OF
the secretary OF jho territory The
Hubhs Union Garment company. prln.
cIpal place 0f business. Albuquerque
Bornallllo county. Tho lncorporalors
are i. A. Huhbs. Chloe s.. Huub8 and
William n. GrImmcr an OF Albuquor
que The object of tbo company ls "a
manufacture and sell AN kinds Of
cloth, rubber. oIl-cl0th and similar
goods Tho capital stock OF the cor
porutlon Is $4,000. divided into i000C
shares with % par value 90 81 each
Tho corporation is to exist FOR o.
years
Apportionment Tor Public Surveys fol
New mcSIco.
Delegate o. S Boicy has boon Off
c.ally informed by the commits Iouor
of Ono general land office that rbr ap
| por'ionmeut for New Mexico puhU,
surveys Cor the fiscal year c1mmouc
Ing July 7. 1904. has been made and
amounts to $4,000. This o. double .h,
/ amount given 90 New doNIc1 for tb.
fiscal year which ended June 2o. 1904
as me total for that year was onli
$1,000 This means that many OF th,
needed surveys in townships. ospo
| ciHliy Zoo eastern and southern Sew
Mozicl. which are being rapidly set
uol. win Doe made during fho fisca
year which viii provo of benefit %
| me territory
Irrigation Commission Of New Mexico
AZ me meeting of the irrigation
c1umi lion of New Moylco held a
the capital Wednesday. the followiu.
members we're present Carl A. Dallos
of Ho'on Charles h Miller. of An
thouy ana Arthur sollgman. of SAINT,
Pc; Chairman G.. A. Richardson. o
| Roswell and Frank Springer. of Ia.
Vegas. Tine remaining members. were
absent Carl s. Dalios was clocto,
temporary chairman; Arthur SellgmaI
was elected permanent secretary un,
| treasurer of the commission. Record
ana me account books of the commits
sion were examined. but no dDfuu.
action was taken. and q Was resolve,
goo cali another meeting OF fHo com
mission 90 an early date Tor tho trans
action of important business whlcl
BIS awaiting action
Application far sroz.ns permits OF
nuu hundred thousand acres of TORT
.ural lands in CbayD7 county by sew
waI parties woro filed by Captain W
| g. BotI. of Roswell a resolution
granting such permits FOR sixty thou
sand acres temporarily was adopted
UnirC. to the votes of tho absent
members
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
BASE SAIL poiarERs.

fua. arrangements have been com.
p..Jsd iur the base BAH game between
Ihv Albuquerque and Santa Re teams
to ho played at Albuquerque next
sunday The locals win leave aI 1880
o'clock Saturday evening and win bee
accompanied hy "a number of outhus.
lasts "Rod" Feathers OF AutouIio win
do the twirIIug Tor Santa &c., The limo
up OF thc team viii Dee announced
uor-NoW MvNioau
Manager Houston, og the Browns.
says that the silver city team win
hc here for games Saturday and sun.
day afternoons, and not the Santa Pc
club He FIRST tried Co got games from
the Ancient city club, but they de-.
layed In accepting terms. when q tele.
gram was sent 90 silver city and the
latter accepted without any delay
whatever Hence. tho southern base
bah club Will arrive Saturday morn.
Ing. aud they como wen prepared 90
give the Browns two good games. n
they Do not capture both played
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

- q Wilson, manager ln New Mox.
leo for the Continental ON company
returned this morning from on Paso.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Mrs. C. a. Jones OF 6i0 North Sixth
street left this morning for Chicago.
whore she will V.sIt frien1i ungl
October
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23

Miss Bessie OyobuIs. of Santa Pc
and Bland has gone to EsancIa tp
visit her sister, Mrs phil Barber