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Sunday Passenger arrives at 2:4O p. M and
departs at :40p. m.
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-09-22

w. G. Elliott was a Cameron visi-
tor Tuesday.
Herman Makes is visiting at Chas.
Beers this week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

IRON lho iU1nIIHhl
There moss Hu opportunity offered
.he rt.anHs lf Uawne to roaiizU their
nrmDr homes Dol having the sanunrum
0l lhc FrltDrnaI orders located at this
point il thoy got together af once ana
worA with % VIII 90 tho scheme.
Do a aflrnauua conclusion that Dem.
ing VIII have two or moro new rail-
roads during fhe year 1905 Just what
these may mnsr tor Domingo Wturo.
growth and prosperity Do as SGT uncor.
TAIN. bu. with direct connections with
Che mining districts adjacent tho cree.
ZION Oi smelling plants and iohhlng
asa distributing houses may bo con.
udontly looked for.
ON Wednesday last 40 O'Clock a.
m Patrick Connolly departed thls llfo
alter 900 .lluDsH ol several months. Mr.
Connolly with bis family had resided
n Our city Tor several years and WAS
Wei. uael aut respected by au who
know HIM.
Tho rain nll lu thIa section Tor the
past c.EIf days. during which time 30
BIAS mlnoi almost continually. has
boon a slow down pour char has gone
into Che Hr1uud almost us fast as 90
mas iallon and sp VIII prove Of iuuum.
rrahly EO0i to the ranges, as it iH now
q sure Trims that tno ground is now so
soaked that % VIII retain great
amount of moisture necessary % in.
suro early iced Ga the spring.
On Wednesday evening The soul of
Barney Martin was called hence. and
The following day at 2 o'clock D. M.
me mortal remains were laid 90 rest
ln the cemetery of this city, barney
Martin was one of me first corners 20
nemins, when this city was in its
infancy some twenty years ago. Bo.
ing "a brick layer and builder By trade.
Martin found active employment here
Cos many years and many of the oldest
buildings of Dcm.nE today stand as a
monument il bis skill and haudiwork
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

From " .fru.
q. ...a hlt been haUu. worry
uucl ta..p Nmc u So for several
day a..Y u1. ol neuralgia of hi8
face
D. lfnos aud Ramon Olruu
viii EFe "a uHnd uul ln the 0a-cil
opera HuuED uu tho evening Of Mon.
day IDCnuIcr 20.
Mif. Minnie o. McGilnchoY. court
Htonu iH bog tor thIa judicial district.
is rs. in .he home ol Mrs. Berry
on BATON avenue
.Iaso returned yesterday
murnns rlm a visit of a month COZ Ia
weeks l tIo UorIdH fair and with rel
ativCa aui friends in illinois,
tfoi Do pachol. Che arcummudlfins
local ascent oi the Postal telegraph
company lsn Thursday f1r visit
with relatives and irlonls u Kansas
CITY.
At "a rosular meeting of Mapdalona
Chapter 80. ., order ol ile Eastern
star Monday evening. Mu Margaret
~. hrutuB was Initiated into Ihe de.
Ercoa OBJ tho order
Capt Matthews received word over
the phone thnt The station house at
san Antonio narrowly escaped burn
lag yesterday morning The station
nEcnth coat hanging un Che wall back
20 The stove look Uro and burned zap.
Tho wall also was iauIlCd, but luckily
the fire 6as CNfingu.shed before 30
nuincd mucn Roadway
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

From the Republican
Tomorrow iF pay day for tho shop.
yard and station employees
VIM Hagen and Scion somplIen0
are late additions t1 the shop force.
John MoaFhor is o. late addition 10
the emergency fircmeu ont of Gallup
j A. Merrincld. travelling auditor.
was ln the city the 9th cn route 90
Los Angeles.
General n. a b. Foreman D. A.
SDOnC of Winal0W was lu the city Fri.
day making bis usual inspection.
Master Mechanic g. G.. Hicks OF Al.
huquorquc. made Gallup "a flying visit
coming On on No 3 and golng out on
No. 4 the 9th
Road Foreman of Engines j. A.
Canal has returned from Congress
Arizona. wonderfully olatod over hla
mineral prospect.
"a. Dixon. trainma8ter of the first
and second districts OF the AlbuQuer
que division. was in the city this
week on official business.
Fireman Albert Melllnger left yes
torday morning for Emporla, Kansas
in response To on urgent call. on ac
count OF the very serious illness or hiF
mother.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
VISITS HOUSE

Washington. ID C.. Dec i6-Aa ln
nearly an other homes thrauHhout the
land Che principal theme of interest
ai the White House just now is the
selection of Christmas rifls and the
preparation for the holidays. The
president enters into The minIide fes.
tivit.oa and obaorvancos with Che
same genuine and boyish onthualaam
that marks his interest Do an whole
some sports and pleasures. and AS q
result of thi8 aminbIlty Chritmas is
a.Wa.s grand good time Tor the
kooseyclis and the members OF their
household.
During the coming week &C ls prob.
able that Mrs. Roosevelt VIII take her
customary pre- holiday trip 10 New
York 90 buy Christmas presents. A
lurgo past OF her purchases are made
On the capital, bot as q rule she pre-
fera TO select her gifts for the nrosi.
dent and for Miss Alice and the older
chiidren from the larger and more
elaborate stocks Co be found in tho
grcai emnoriums on Sixth avenue and
Broadway Tho nature of her gifts ls
always guarded with close socracy
until Christmas morning arrlyoa The
varying ares and tastes oft tho chill
dron makes 70 necessary 90 select the
presents with considerable Thought
and care Miss Alice. OF course. will
be- the recipient of some handsome
and costly gifts. aud Theodore. Jr.
also has reached the age GO approci.
ate gifts oft else finer sort. Ho Do fond
%. books and also oft ail forms 0f sport
ana athletics This makes % compar.
aUFoly easy tu choose something for
him That viii please Miss E.hol lltto
Qulnt'n, Archibald and kismlt arc
8till of an age 10 enjoy toys and play.
things.
AN day long on Christmas and dur
Ing two or three preceding days OK.
press wagons will be driven up 10 the
White House with packages. most o.
them from strangers. These gifts
from strange hands are well meant.
and whom OF small value. are accept.
cd; when costly they are returned 90
tho donors with n note OF thanks
Many Of The gifts that reach the
White House at Christmas time are
for the children Nearly an of these
End their way 90 q chIldren's hospital
in Washington. They are altogether
suner1uous Few young folks IN an
the land are so we'll supplied with
toys and other Christmas presents aa
the presidents offspring
Tho Roosoyolts win have their
Christmas dinner at the usual hour Ga
the evening. and only members OF the
family viii bo present 70 win be eat.
on in the private dining room. which
% not too big for "a household the size
of the presidents and the principal
dish will be- a huge Rhode Island tur.
key
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
ORE THAT CARRIES
ENORMOUS VALUE
NEW FIND m COCO HOPE MINE
or HAssAYAMPA DISTRICT. Ar.
IONA, THAT rs ALMOST BE-.
YoNp BELIEF.

There ls rrcaf excitement among
mining men over discovery in Good
Hope mine of the HassayBmpa as.
frct. near Prescott of gold ore that
runs 5000 O0U to tho ton.
a ID. Bamhari, ono of The Prescott
nHaycrE. bought one pound of this
ore from the Good Hope mine. paying
500 30 James Chambers who brought
10 Co Prescott An assay made hy
Barrhar shows the value of Ia ore.
Chambers owns property with two
other poor proapociors who have
been working thcrc Tor some time
and were about Go give ID up. Ho says
they have uncovered a ledge 1--WE inch.
se thick which carries the same Grade
of ore as De- brought io Prescott. Tho
owners Of the mine have employed
several armed guards tu protect their
property and Chambers refused sew,
oral permission to go out 10 the Good
Hope and see the Oro ledge
Several large offers have been
made for the mine ana each of them
were promptly refused. u ls the biz.
gost STRIKE over made On Arizona
n is expected that rush from
Prescott tO the vicinity of the Good
Hope viii be- on before the end of the
week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

From the Reporter
judge g. NJ nayno ia ali SMILES this
week because bis wife presented him
with a fine nine pound daughter sun.
day Dec A.
A defective Cue in tho county JAN
caused a little blaze Sunday night
About 5000 damage was done before
the blaze was eXtlngulHhed.
Building Contractor NJ. d. Hays.
who suffered severe injuries by falling
from a building about two weeks ago.
o. able 20 be- about again.
luhn Jones. a lahoror I'm the Santa
Fo yards here. lost part of the thumb
uf his left hand Monday afternoon. Il
seems that he was putting a bolt on a
switch point an was in the act Of
raising up when the switch was
THROWN. catching hlH thumb and am.
uutating Il at the first Joint
On Thursday evening. Dec. !, Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Fulghum held a ro
coptiOn 40 some ninety guests from 3
90 1850 o'clock al their home on
Fourth street The guests OF honor
were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Fulshum
who recently returned from thulI
bridal trip 20 California.
The Presbyterian force was roln
forced by the presence of Rev n. N
Cralg. synodIcal missionary, and the
Rev. 4. 81 Hawloy of Trinidad These
ministers will assist tho Row. Magill lu
tho revival meetings Tho Rev l.. q
Mont De expected tO arrive towards
the end OF tho week nr Smiley Will
bO ably surrounded by these brethren
in me various meetings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

From lhn Now Mexican
W. j. Slaughter. wh0 has uiiod tho
position OF lnull0f at thc New Mexico
buildiuE during fho recent So Louis
Worlds Fair returned homo Saturday
last ilc was accompanied ay hiH SON.
Aisle .Wb0 was with him DURING TIE
latter pore of h.8 tour Ou duty
J. ~ Mandy Of Trinidad and A. A.
Knott off Bo.lbuud Colorado. arrived
im tho city from mo north aud lcfl
Tor Pasture. DU1Brl Wood county.
where they VIII load "a shipment of
5000 sheep purchased from the salado
Livestock company. 9l which company
Governor Otoro .s president, and Sec
rotary J W. Reynolds ls secretary
The sheep VIII be- seat 90 Colorado
points Tor feeding
Miss Sue Groonloaf. am authOross.
who iH residing temporarily in El pas0
has written io AmadO Chavos. super
intondont OF public instruction. Cor
data in regard t1 the schools OF Now
Mexico with a. view of using them Goa
a historical publication on this terri
tory. She has recently written "a TO
nance, mo scene of which ls laid in
the vicinity OF Santa Re and which
has not nh yet como from the press
Al Tho regular monthly convocaton
Of Santa DC Chapter so, 4. Royal
Arch Masons hcid Saturday evening
che following officers were elected foI
che ensuing year. W. E Griffin. high
priest w. H. Price king. Clinton u
Crandali. scribe. IA. 3D. Cartwright
treasurer. Arthur solgman. score
taFy, n q. stephens. sentinel These
officers viii Boz installed sc tno first
regular c0nVOCation in January, which
rails on the second Monday In that
month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
WITNESSES EXPOSE
MORMON lNlQUITY

Washington. Dec. iG-The fret vii.
ness today Boz the Smoot case was
Mrs Annie Elliott of Price. Utah. In
"a trembling voice shaken with emo
lion Mrs. Elliott said that the obliga-
tions were SO lndellcatO that she could
not bear 90 repeat the testimony, but
hy slow degrees Mrs Elliott repeated
che uaths aud various penalties hsCfib.
cd Tor revealing parts OF the Ugre.
mony During the testimony concern
ING the penalties uf mutiIatiun OF
the body The witness irembied con
tnuOusiy aud appeared 90 proceed
with difficulty ln denomination
she was asked n she ever heard of
the penalties being enforced against
any one, she answered ro
Charles al jackson OF Boise City,
Idaho chairman of the democratic
state committee. testified at length
concerning the growing power OF the
Mormon church and lts Interference
with state affairs, which be said wac
made the paramount issue by the
democrats aud independents ia tn0
last campaign in Idaho. He said thar
apostles of the church from Utah 10
10 Idaho and direct the people how 20
vote. Speaking of the influence OF
the church in political Affairs OF the
state Jackson took aa an Illustration
tho defeat OF Gov Morrison. IliB a..
miuiairatiOn had been satisfactory 60
bic republican constituents but no had
ram foul of the Mormon church and
therefore was denied second term.
ln this connection Jackson said with
emphasis. ~ % impossible Tor any
man or any party tO stand against
the Mormon church in Idaho
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

loua cattle Noon Iu .H.a section and
Uarc UfcHiI W Ef Calls. who
snInlod ..m I1 Ventura CAL
Iho N HH American mining com.
mny ha got H power drills Installed
aud ih. Ur0 Hune nu0 work.. prC5I
dent I.s.. Dr. SORRY tuat ho did not
nafs Inm 'Hnr while ESQ. 8s bo
can accomplish .o much more work
bY hof use.
ISL Ha.lh.e arrived lu town sion.
day nI.Ht While away hc orglniEc1
n fhe NHug. OFT Columbia ihc Bon.
U". SHINING com nY. of which be- is
president and j % Foster of Chicago
secretary. This Dr. tno company
which purchased number OF mining
claims oi q a. Ieaby. monitor of
which ea. made lHat wook Mr Melt.
I.o hHs uuI men l0 work. and w.Ii do
largo amount uI work thia winter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
GIG WORLDS fam BUSINESS
Statement Of Trains, Coaches and
Passengers Handled az ST. Louis.

lnN 81 lnnlH IDfmilnI manage
mont bias given out tno following Of
fetal siaiomen. OF tho enormous pas.
fnnrcr business dome at union station
during thp scvon months OF tho
worlds fair season rejecting en-.
Inoht credit upon aIl thc officials and
employees at the great terminal Total
number of trains 0l5G0. i5TCSS
carH daily average. f1G passenger
trains $3.50 cars During september
ana October che daily average was
about 500 trains and $500 cars Ia
some instances Bs high ns eighty -four
trains wore handled in the station in
sixty minutes
Pieces of baggage handled. i.739-
600 About 10000 0oo people ls me
estimate Tor tho whole season Tic.
kois sold St77TG. amounting 90 49,.
2s9292 A. an visitors to the fair
held round trim uckots. and os all
railroads have down town ticket Of
fees. the above sales. which are an
Increase 81 about 100 per cent can be
hcitor appreciated About so per cent
az 900 this business was handled dur
inT the hours from a. on. to g d. no.
and from 6 p. m 90 q b M
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
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Washington Dec. iG.-In the senate
today Boyerldge from the commit tiee
on territories reported the statehood
bin and gave notice that Immediately
aftor the disposal OF tho Philippine
bin ho would move iis consideration.
Representing the minority OF the
committee. Bate gave notice that he
would enter a motion 90 ro.commit
the bin FOR the purpose OF taking fur.
Their testimony Bard gave notice Of
amendment combining the provisions
OF the BIN 90 a state 90 be formed of
Oklahoma and Indian Territory and
eliminating an reference 20 Arizona
and New Mexico
The senate then resumed consider.
alton Of the Philippine government
bin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
BOSTON TEA PARTY
ANNIVERSARY

Boston. Mass. Dec IT, Under the
auspices of tne various patriotic and
historical societies exercises were
held today ln celebration OF the ami.
ycrsary of the Boston Tea Party
which took place Dec Nc. l773, Wheu
tea on which the Colonlsts were OK.
poCtgd 20 pay the hated stamps tax
was dumped into the harhor by prom.
neut BostOniaus disguised as IN.
diana. The party which had beon on.
ganlkod at Coles Inn. now known as
the Hancock Tavern, swept down up.
on the ships, boarded them and threw
their cargoes into the sea. This action
has hoen regarded as one OF the most
provocative OK The revolution, aB the
British officers were never able 90 dis.
cover on convict q single man connect
ed with the raid. although 10 was led
Boy Paul Revere and other well known
characters
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

ask them 90 vote on a proposition "a
create new fl0.0OOOOO hund ISSUE
convertible into common stock The
board has called "a special meeting of
stockholders. Co Doe held Boz Topeka.
Kan. Jan. 90. 1905 ai which action
Dr. t0 bo taken in this matter
ln advocating The new bond issue
the directors state that Do in necoF.
aary chat provisions should bee made
ic" future capital requirements Co
meet the expenses of building needed
branch lines and otherwise extending
the AichIson system.
ln Wall street considerable surprise
was Expressed today over the forma-
tIun of new security Tor thO AtchI-
son. The numerous securities issued
since The reorganization of the com.
pnuy DOB 1895 were recalled and the
tact that che IssuOg of general mort.
SAGE adjustment and serial doboniuro
bonds had been noatod FOR the same
purposes. namely. extensions and im-
urlvcmoniH
Az outlined fho plan is Co Increase
tGC capital stock of the company $780,
100000 in common stock. the shares
being 800 each, making the total
capitalization 82s3.fsG.oO0 in common
and preferred stock.
IN The annual report the directors
called attention to tho fact that many
miles of iho main line of iho Atchison
were led by few branches and that OK.
tcnaivc territory that should furnish
profitable traffic TO- The road. re-
manned unieyoiopod for want of AIDE
quafc railroad facilities 70 was al.
Wsel chat additional capital should be-
obtained during enc noKt few years for
'ho work Oi extending the system 81
linO8
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
AMERICAN EMBEzzLER ON
TRIAL w oEgEC

London, Dec. i6.-rho appeal of the
United States against the decision Of
the Justice of crown at Quebec in the
case Of Greene and Gayuor came up
before the privy council today II is
now more than Eve years since
Greene and Gayuor. who were con.
cefnod with Oborlin ~. Carter in the
Savannah harhor contract. escaped 90
Canada and settled in Montreal. Car.
tor was sentenced TO ave years in
prison and the United States govern.
ment applied for q writ OF oxtradltion
az llnst Greene and Gaynor. They fed
TO Quebec United States omclals
caught them after a dramatic chase
aud brought them 90 Montreal.
Through hahoaH corpus they we're
taken back 90 Quebec and after long
legal controversy they obtained libOr.
~ wi:hm the limits OF Quebec prov.
Iuce The United States government
appealed 20 the privy council Of Eng.
land
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

(From Fridays Daily CitizenJ
ln the presence of about ffty guests
Mr. bernalillO nearrup and Miss
Ethel Gatlin we're married by Father
MaudalarIa last night The couple
stood under canopy decorated with
evorgroeus and white roses. The bride
was attended hy Miss Rose Hunting.
or and Miss Holon Bearmp, and the
groom hy Mt Glen Boarrup and
Roger Gatlin. Miss Estella Boatright
played the wedding march
Miss Gatlin iB the beautiful daugh.
ter of Mrs N. ~ Gatin OF south
Fourth street She o. an accomplish
ed young lady having graduated last
year from the ST. VincOnts academy
of This city
Mr. Roarrup is the owner OF the
Wool Pullery and Tannery of tho Rio
Grando Wooden Mile. Ho has made
many friends since coming 90 this
city about five years ago from Kan.
sns.
Tho young couple received many
beautiful and C0tly presents
The Citizen wishes Mr. and Mrs.
boarrup a happy welded lifo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
ST. Louis Wool Market.
g. Louis, Dec. l6-- Wool market.
nominal, unchanged


Love leaps over the lines Of liking
A frozen heart does not make a
Htiff back
Tho sunday suit never made the
Monday saint
Worry Is the worst wolf that comes
10 our doors.
The more helpful the deed the more
holy tho day.
burdens may be- the ballast that
saves the ship.
Trlckory In the pulpit will not lead
the poWH into truth.
Many are willing 90 lose this world
by swallowing o.
"A little s0rroW may teach more than
many sermons.
kickor6 hide the best things In lie
IN the dust they raise
Canned charity may feed the hun
cry, but q cannot fill the heart
The gloomy church lH likely 90 De
filled with tombstone saints.
Tho great thing o. not so much to
nll the pews aB 90 flll the people.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
MRS. CHADWICK rs

Cleveland. Dec. i6.-Mrs. Chadwick
has settled down 10 routine jail life
aud today expressed herself aa we'll
satisfied with her surroundings After
taking breakfast she sent Tor Sheriff
Barry ana told him she ana not care
10 receive any visitors during the day
as she was about 90 prepare q state
mont and ala not wish 90 bo disturbed
until 80 was finished When asked the
nature of the statement she declined
tu reply but said she would not make
t public tIn nftor submitting 10 90 her