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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

osltlon Of union passenger station
IN los Angeles and. as heretofore.
each company VIII. for a number OF
years 20 come az least. maintain lts
own station ~ la ON this account
that the Southern Pacific people have
decided Co tear down their present
arcade station building and erect n
new $3.50 600 structure. The olJ Riv.
or station building ls also io be- torn
down and a s10 000 three story struc
turo pat ln hs place The Salt Lake
a t.ns Angeles company has just won
ts suli Tor "a depot site near First
street and fho river ln fos Angeles
and will soon erect a large passed..
ger station there Plans for q 500
600 structure are being prepared az
the Instance Of Senator w. A. Clark.
president ~ tho comnapy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
PEACE TO MS ASHES
FUNERAL AND BURIAL or GEN.
BARTLETT At SANTA FE YES.
TERDAY.

tFrum Mondays uaHg Fu1cul
The remains uf r. b. Bartlett. the
late solicitor general of Now Mex.
lea. were la.d at rest in FaIrvlow
cemetery ot santa Fo sunday with
profound respect and with tho honor
due hls official dlruIty
Tho funeral services were ln charge
Of tho Grand Iodro Ancient Free and
Accepted Masoua of New Mexico
and knights TCmpIar in large mum
Der from various parts OF the tori
tory were present
The initial services were held M
The territorial capitol and thousands
NJ friends aud curious people follow
90 tho remains through the city and
to the cemetery
SONG aud prayer service was held
at the Episcopal church Rev w. r.
nyo officiating
Past Grand Commander O. ~
blackwell of Ration pronounced the
ritual service OF tbc order The as.
sombiagg sans Nearer My God. 10
Thee" and tho earthly career Of the
lnfo General Hartloit was af an end
The Grand f0teo and Knights Tom
ulnr present vcro' g. a. blackwell
and = r.. Donovan of Ration. Alex
stevens Arthur EyerItt w Card
well Jas Wlkorson. G Ferror w
% Fox Ed % Uarach and A. A. Keen.
~ Albuquerque. william Conuoll of
Great uond Kansas. and the whole
of thp Masonic order os Santa Fc
Besides the judiciary and mem.
hers 0f me bar. thc territorial ofu
cIals wore represented by Governor
Woro. Secretary j. W Reynolds.
Treasurer "a Vaughn. Auditor w
@ Sargent superintendent OF Public
Instruction Franco Chaves Tmy
cling Auditor Charles v. Stafford and
others The military by Adiuiant
General ". a. Whifomau. Lieutenant.
Manuel Y Otoro and officers OF Com.
pany r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
.SOCORRO MAN GAVE
$40 FOR $40
DEPOT MASTER OUTRIGHT
MADE A LUCKY CAPTURE
CROOK RETURNS MONEY

&. 70 Ramsey. recently employed
hy The Santa Fc as an operator az
socOrro. was the cnsk victim Of
short change CRATER at the Santa ne
station Saturday night Sis losses
were $40 ln grconhacka However,
rs result of me quick work OF
Depot Master Outright Ramsey may
go' his rronhacks back
Ramsey. with his wife. was en-
route east They were about 60 taks
the train. when n very ordinary an.
pcarlrg Young man appeared and
asked for hig bills In exchange for
q bunch of smaller ones The crook
counted ihc change ont before Ram.
aey's Dyes bat the hand was quicker
than the eye. and whom Ramsey made
count of b'F money ho pad taken
ton dollars Tor Two twenty. dollar
nllla
DC complained 20 officer Curtrlrht.
and "a search resulted Ia the capture
of the short change man. who gave
his gamo as Haluoa Ho gave up the
thirty dollars. nnd pleaded Tor mercy
hut the Jaw must take its course. In
judge Crawfords court ihia mornink.
Iaines waived preliminary hearing.
and was bound over Go the grand
jury under $3.50 bonds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
A MORMON RAILWAY
Concession Granted for a i.50o.MHe
Line On Mexico.

Line lH Mexico.
Tho following from tho New York
American and Journal Do Interesting
% true. aud shows what is said
there
Through iho agency OF the Nor
mon people Mexico plans 90 open up
iho Ercat fertile valleys between the
Sierra Madro mountains and the Pa
cif.c coast A concession Tor rail.
rood through this region has boon
erantod aud Bishop W. Derby John.
son has resigned as an official ~ the
church to manage che project ln Mex
leo John w Young has charge Of
tho New York end of the business
including mo financing of the enter
prise which viii REQUIRE millions.
while th, Mormon church as an
organization is not interested. % is
known thai big millinnairos among
tho membership are heartily in favor
of che new railroad Thoy expect io
make paying investment On % aside
from The outlet @ viii give 90 the
young men and women of their re-
llgi1n More than $4,000 Wormons
and ready to take up thoIr rosl
dDuco iu mo now country as soon a.
the way d. opened according to the
statement yesterday Of banker in
foroatod There is mo- idea OF NOV
INK tho head 90 mo church from
Utah
'Tho uew road is to ho about 1000
miles long and VIII extend from Clu
dad luarOz 0n me Rio Grando to near
Guadalalara. where 90 will make con
ucctlous Tor the CITY of Mexico over
ihc National railroad ~ Mexico. Tho
srani gives 70 monopoly 90 railroads
along tho Pacific coast as 80 forbids
Pee building of any other road with
'n thirty miles of this ono To bar
1ut other lines thIs one ls so laid ont
ls to make another road an impos
GihIU'v Instead off ilyorting the
naIn iIne f0r sanp1ris branches are
un uff fn Thorn thus simplifying the
orHr1l schrmn of building
"NO land ruas with tho concession.
.ri 'hr land Is fnr sale az such low
-8fos that c1l0u4ts win have no an
Gcrlfy in securing desirable sites FOR
settlements The building OF the road
70 ie B.d win he remarkably cheap
1H b. has uo heavy GRADES to over
come Most of fhe heavy work is Boo
bridges
"UIshon johnson BE- now iu Mexico
arranging final details with the gov
eminent and the work is fo bo r1'
undor way Boa fby noar future As
mo route would supplement the Still
veil line there o. suspicion lea many
minds ns to possible sliforranenn
connections between the new enter
prise aud either the Hartman or lhg
j1u'i group of roads
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

The following homestead entries
have boon hlod 10 the United states
land office.
Sii5 Charles T.. Thorn. Palma. et
swH. s SO. r 10 n. n "a E: lot g..
g 9, ToN. % n. sch nwh. s 2.
r. 81 "a itE. 1888 acres IN san
Miguel county.
SIG Marcos Duran Lucoro. San
fa Rosa nwh 8 %. r z N. Il 90 n.
900 acres in Leonard Wood county.
Sii7 Manuel valvordo, Puerto de-
Luna. cia Hwh wiE sofa. g rs. r. B
". v 80 2 iGO acres In Leonard Wood
county
SiiS Runno Lopez Dorsey. sou
nca oia. g 2s. r. 2s n. n % b.. 100
acres in Colfay county
sii9 james A. Wallace. Santa Rosa.
seit 8 90. TSN. r 80 r.. 100 acres
n Leonard Wood county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
GREAT LOADS or FREIGHT
FOR ALBUQUERQUE
STUFF RELEASED ~ CLOSING
or wAsHoUTs HAVE BEGUN
TO ARRIVE BY TRAIN LOADS.

Nfinm iutautl Daily lItIEuuI
Just a. present the freight depart.
mont OF Jhp local santa be station is
very busy handling Iho large amount
~ freight which has been released
The past few days from places along
lhe road whore 30 corgrsiod during
the wasbout period aad has begun
tO arrive
There Is nu place along tbr west
Dru lines of che Santa Fo t.at co.
coIyos as much freight as does Albu.
Quorquo There have been months
Thai tho freight charges tor AIhu
1uerluo alone has reached the suor
nous sum uf 100000 Thls means
large number of ears each day. and
now considering that Albuquerque
had no railroad communication Cor
several weeks the amount of freight
arriving can easily be- imagined
The freight house force has been
lncrea scd and the transfer compan
ies are decidedly busy hauling goods
and filling mp ompHpi store houses
and depleted stocks
ono Wholesale liquor house yostor
day used iour horses and drove az
"a swinging trut transferring goods
from the depot to their place of husi
ness. $40 great was the rush
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
TRINIDAD LOSES.

Santa re 20 Use Hotel for Depot.
and Build Hotel az Ration.
The Trinidad Chronicle Nows says
Since The flood there has been a per
sisioUi rumor to the effect that the
Santa Fo officials are contemplating
moving tbe Cardonas hotel fixtures
90 o. new building which the Har
yoy system viii erect at Ration and
will use the present hotel building Tor
a railroad station and chat tho old
station viii not bo rebuilt
An official high ia authority stated
in regard 90 thIs that no action had
bpun taken at all towards a pcrmau
ent settlement Of the affairs here
and that nothing wouId he done until
after the road is opened up and tbe
Washuuta are made Eood along the
line le said that So far as be- knew
there was nothing ln the rumor
The fact remains. however. that cine
temporary rack which waa built
around che Ola station haa been
strengthened aad the curve made
perfect and q now has look OF per
mnncncy Apparently nothing has
boon duuC towards replacing the
ground eaton hy the flood Tho tick.
et agonI was thls morning installed
Boo the Carienas hotel, and the bag
suge room viii be- in the laundry Tor
The present
The Harvey people have complain.
ed since tue establishment of the
hotel here that % has never paid. and
that 80 would have been much better
f1r Thorn had thoy built the hotel
"a, Ration Thoy have had ample time
to test whether cor not She hotel al
Trinidad win ho "a better paying prop
osiIiOn than Go would De- ln Ration
A rumor .E current that W O. Green.
thc Cunanca copper king and oxGoy.
srnur Murphy. ~ Arizona. have either
purchased or secured an option con- the
Sierra Madro railroad. running from
El puso into tho Sierra Madro noun.
iaIns in northern Mexico and that
they VIII make 20 a part OF their pro.
posed system f0 open the vast timber
regions In northern Mexico by connect
ing % with Greene Cananoa line and
with the chihuahua a paCac
NO Union Depot for Los Angeles
The Southern Pacific. Santa So
and Salt Lake a Ios Angeles roads
have agreed 20 disagree on the prop
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
REVOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE
ON THE DEATH or c. q. HAWLEY
az DEGREE or HONOR.

'frUm Saturdays Daily CitIzcnJ
To the officers and members OF Ex.
celsiur Lodge No 4. Degree of
Honor
% iH with unspoakahlc sorrow We.
the committee appointed. draft the
following resolutions ON tho death of
our dearly beloved brother. G. b.
Hawloy.
Whereas. God In his infinite judg
mont saw nt to remove from our
midst one Of the charter members.
one who loved the Degree NJ Honor
-dd had lts interest at heart
Resolved. That Excelsior lodge No.
4. extend 90 the boroavod son and
daughter our heart felt sympathy in
this their hour Of sorrow We know
not what 10 is. this sleep so deep. and
slll tho folded hands. the awful calm
me check so pale and chill. the eye
lids that win NOT llft again. though
we may call and call The strange
white solitude of peace that settles
over ail.
The child who enters llfo comes
not with knowledge or import. no
those who enter death must go as
little children sent Nothing is known
but we believe that God ls overhead.
and as llfo is 90 tho living. 30 death
l8 to the dead.
ETA 70 ALLISON.
CATHERINE HARsCH.
MARY j VOTAW.
Committee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

notes with Tits object On view an
the principal railroads IN the coun.
try have submitted 10 the Interstate
commerce commission specimens OF
manipulated tickets which have been
presented for passage on the trains.
some of which we're honorcd before
30 was discovered that they were
bogus. and others which we're de-.
icctod before the passenger had got.
ten the use OF them
Upon tho showing which So made
before the Interstate commerce com.
mission n ls hoped that that body
win recommend 20 congress the al.
visibility of such law ~ tho
same time the conditions are being
pointed out Co congressman ln nil
parts of iho country by the roproHen.
ntlvos uf the railroads 10 la their
hope that the congressman win ho
F1 impressed with the showing which
Or ho.ng made to them that they Will
give The railroads the legislation de-.
sired.
Tho railroads are NOT ASKING Tor a
law to prevent tho transferring OF
local one way tickets They want
o. law which makes % unlawful 90
manipulate tickets hy ticket scalpcra
Tho tales of ticket manipulation
sound to the average person Ike
fairy tales But 20 s fact that
there ig not q form %, railway ticket
which B completely beyond tho
reach Of r-rsons who wish 20 doctor
% and make o. good for passage 20
points not originally intended when
the Ticket was sold
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

tor Of Dona Ana county. taxes for
1909 $3.50; taxes for 1908. Sass
u o. Bursum. superintendent Of the
New Mexico ponitcntlary. conwcts'
earnings. s6O0SA
0eorge j. Pace. treasurer and col.
icctor oi Colfax county. taxes for 1908
flsst3 taxes for 1904. ti70.22
J. y. Jackson. treasurer and colloc.
tor Of Otero county. taxes for 1908.
sl1tT2. taxes Ter 1904. $3.50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
PEARL SKINNER
ALL RIGHT AGAIN
THE BALL, FIRED WITH sUicio.
Al INTENT. FAILED TO REACH
THE HEART

tFtum Tuesdays Daily CU.goul
Pear. skinner ihc printer who two
weeks ago attempted suicide by shoot
'nr himself In thr breast ls aealn able
to bo out The bah missed tho heart
about an inch and hair and furrov.
90 through tho hoit .1irr. against
'ho shoulder blade
skinner attempted u guI his Hff
while depressed because bo had boon
unable OBJ secure work and because OF
Che prolonged illness of hle mother.
&c. is a0w rscangilod and elaI chat ao
s alive lo lou tae hospital on Sat.
ufday 0f last week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

Would not interest you n you're
'ooklng for o guaranteed sa'vo foJ
Sores. Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd of
Ponder Mo-. writes ~ suffered with
IN ugly sore for a year. but a box OF
Incklen's Arnlca salve cured mo lts
me best salvo on earth csc m any
rug store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
LETTER LIST

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ter once a. Washington. ID. G.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
Sour
Stomach

No appetite, losa Of strength. nervous.
ness headachc, constipation bad breath.
general debility sour nsIngs and catanh Of
me stomach are an due tolndiFesusn. Kodol
cures Indigestion. Tk.a new dlseovsry repr..
een's the natural iuicos Of digestion a. ihey
cHiai tn a healthy stomach combined vith
me greatest known tonic and rscousirueiive
properties. kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
eenly cure Indigestion and dyspepsia. bot his
famous remedy cures al stomach troubles
~ cleansing. purifying sacslenlnr and
suengihe dng DE mucous membranes Hning
Che stomach.
Mf 8 s. hsl = Rayerrau6t W. Va ssgs 49,
- Haf Troubled HiIl rau stomach ga is.rffg rasrs
llrl one aaa We sfs ~ uHae d " m.a
hodol Digests What You Eat
taiies pnT. 800 Size hr'frr 2N urs-s tt- "a
tfe Which aeaf f.T y ceris
Frsparea bY q. o, Dewitt q co.. CHICAGO
For aah hy B H. Briggs & Co. ana
8 Vann a aon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29
OFFICIAL MATTERS.

rf. Monday DaIly Cluzeul
Tho foilowing p4buc funds have
1ocu received hv Territorial Treaaur
Hr D. "a Vaughn
~ q Martin clerk Third judicial
district c.ork foes for quarter ending
seutomber 30 t3002o
Oscar luhmaB. treasurer aud collcc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

London. OCT gt--lpdy Dixie. wife
of Right H1n sir Charles Wentworth
Dixie died suddenly 90 her residence
today aged &C. Her death was the
result of q rupiurod blood yossol
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-29

No Union Depot for Los Angeles
THE Southern PacIf.c. Santa Sc
and Salt Lake a lns Angeles roads
have agreed 90 disagroo on the prop.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01
WICHITA MAN IS
FIRST TO REGISTER
James Snedden UnfurIs Flag
on Kansas Building.
WORLDS FAIR Is OPENED
Hundreds Were in Attendance
from This State.

According to a dispatch received by the
Eagle yesterday, James Snedden, super
intendent of the Kansas Masonic Home
in this city, was the first Kansan to
register on the big books sent to the
Kansas building at the Worlds Fair in
ST. Louis, by the Eagle bookbindery. sew
eral days ago.
Mr.. Snedden also unfurled "Old Glory
for the first time on the Kansas State
building when the time came for opening
the big fair.
Hundreds of other Kansans were pres
ent at the opening of the exposition yes
terday, but Wichita, as usual, was in
the front, and Mr.. Snedden not only
achieved the honor for Wichita of being
the first one to register his name on
the Kansas books. but the one to unfurl
the flag over the Kansas building.
1t is estimated that about 100 Wichi-
tans were present at the opening. as
fully that many railroad tickets have
already been sold by the various COM
panies to people who previously an
nounced their intention Of being present
on the opening day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01
Social for Men.

About twenty-five or thirty men and
their friends of the West Side Presby
terrain church, at the invitation of Rev.
Walter NJ. Irwin and Mrs Irwin were
present at the Manse Friday evening. in
attendance upon very happy social func-
ton. Mr.. w. r. Dulaney of the First
church, spoke briefly upon The Christian
Man in Every Day Life; n. G.. Bird, on
a "Trip to the Pacific coast and its I'M
pressions': and Rodolph Hatfield, on
Men Should Be in the Church Messrs
Tracy York, Herbert Hatfield and Paul
Hatfield rendered some much appreciated
violin and piano music.
Mr.. w H. Wilson, who visited the
Holy Land last year, had with him some
interesting curios of the Orient, exhibit
ing the customs and utensils of their
lives.
While the meeting was purely Of a So
cial nature for the cultivation of closer
friendships, some action was taken with
the view Of better organization for Chris
tian work in the future, as well as more
intimate friendships and neighborly inter-
est. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin have greatly en-
deared themselves to the people of the
West Side and are recognized as strong
forces for better living and exemplifica-
ton of Christian virtues
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01
Acts Like Oxygen.

LiquozOne is not made by COM
pounding drugs, nor is there any alco-
hoi in it. It's virtues are derived sole,
~ from gas-largely oxygen gas-by a
process which requires immense ap-
paratus and Il days time Each cubic
inch OF Liquozone represents the vir-
tues Of 1850 cubic inches of the gas.
The process by which these virtues
are concentrated into liquid, stable
form. has been the constant subject of
scientific and chemical research for
more than 90 years.
The result is a product which does
what oxygen does. Oxygen is the
nerve food, the blood food. the scav-
enger of the blood II is the very
source of vitality. the most essential
element of life. But oxygen is a gas,
and unstable; while Liquozone is fixed
and concentrated 1t gets an excess of
oxygen virtues into the blood, TO go
wherever the blood goes The result
is vitalizing tonic with which no 9TH
er known product can compare.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01
THE NEW PSYCHOLOGY.
Miss Virginia Bryan of Ohio Will Lee
ture This Evening at Getto Hall.

Mrs. Bryan is without any equal as a
lecturer of the sciences and occult pow
ers, delivering her lecture as she does.
while under full control of her Buddh,sk
guide, she astounds her listeners and
commands your every attention. Her
lectures are very instructive and her audi
ences are always wrapped up in her sub
ject the moment she begins to speak
This will be her last lecture here for
the present going direct from here 10
Chicago for a weeks engagement. I'M
der the society Of that city. and IL has
been a great effort to secure her for this
lecture tonight
The New Psychology must not be con-
founded with any-ism. It is all embrace
ing-including all the occult knowledge
of India and America. Classes will be
formed and instructed by competent
teachers in the wisdom of the orient and
occident as soon as possible. These
classes viii be strictly exclusive-the
exigencies of the times demand this.
THE Harvest is Ripe and the Laborers
are few"