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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
RAILROAD CONVENTIONS.

The following railway conventions
are announced for 1904
March i5--AmorlCan Railway Euu
noorIng and Maintenance OF way
association az chicago.
April 27-AmerIcan Railway assO
e.ation az New York
May lO-Air brake association at
Buffalo, N. T.
Stay iS-FroiRht Claim association
az Savannah. Ca
May % Eastern Association OF Car
Service officers a. Washington, %. e.
May 2i-lrtornaiionai Association
Df Car Accountants and Car Service
officers az Washington, ID q.
June American Association Of
General Baggage Agent at &c. Louis
June 10 - Association OF Railway
Telegraph superntondeuts az Indian
apolis, Ind.
June rs - National Association OF
Car Service Managers At Niagara
Fails, ~ y.
June 17-Traln Dispaichers Aas0
citation OF America az a. Louis.
June 2i-National Association OF
Railway Agents at 81 Louis.
june 90 Master Car Builders as
sooiatlon al Saratoga Springs, N. Y
Juno 81 American ..ailway Master
Mechanics assoclguon az Saratoga
Springs. NJ s.
June 29--AssoCiaiIun OF American
Railway Accounting 0ncerB 40 sara
tosa Springs n. Y.
August l6-Natlonal railroad Mas
.tgr BIackamIths' association Of But
falo. NY
September no Travelling Engi
neerB association al Chicago
September l8-- Master Car and 10
connective Painters association at a.
lantic City. Nj
September lg - aoadmaatars' ant
Maintenance of Way association al
81 Louis
October IL American Association
81 General Passenger aud Ticket
Agents al ola Point Comfort. Va.
October Is Bupefintaudenta OF
Bridges and Buildings at Chicago
November i5--Nationnl Convention
of Railroad Commissioners AZ Mont
gomery Ala
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
oEMlNe

From the Graphic
Mra. a. p. laylor IS dangerously
% ol pneumonia
J T. Cox, came in tho latter part
u last week rom a very successful
business trip out through tho county,
t. q. Miller OF Dwyor was IN town
ordering lumber for timborlng q new
vel he Is disging on the plains near
Cooks Peak IN or.er 20 furnish more
convenient watCr tor bis range cat
Ilo running ia that district
Ralph g Ely OF the Haywood lead
mines. and Mrs, Ely. have been IN
Town several days transactlng bust.
ness and visiting friends Mr. Ely
-eports work progressing steadily AZ
he mines and the indications improy.
ing as more development work is
done
Robert Hannigan. who has been out
40 bis cattle ranch az Alma, n. M.
for the past Ave mouths. returned
and viii remain ln town for a few
weeks lie reports the cattle on tie
reserve looking dno and feed and
water plentiful he received his per
INIT 20 craze ON the reserve again this
year thus renewing a privilege be
has hola FOR several years.
Mrs w. n Merrill received a tole.
gram giving tho sad Intelligence that
her father j. a. Waterson, OF OAK.
land Cahf. died March ~. NJ the age
of 75 years The telegram did not
state the cause OF death, bat as he
had been subject 20 heart trouble.
that D. supposed 10 have been me
cause
Col p r smith. who has been east
Tor several weeks on business conect.
ed with the Deming Real Estate com.
pany and the Clifton Copper company
returned on the delayed Southern pa
cinc train. lie was accompanied by
Measrs Peck OF s. Louis and
Rlcaaruaol. Kenneth and SUR OF chi.
cago These gentlemen are capital.
lists and are looking az this region
with a view % large investments Ia
southeastern New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

From the Optic
Father Henry pougot who has been
confined Co bis home since Friday by
an auack which thrgatcui pnCu-
niouia. De- now considered beyond inc
reach of the lnaiDous disease The
reverend gentleman is Eul keeping
housed. but is beginning 20 feel much
HAo himself again
come of the boggars who go about
asking Tor aims on Saturdays are be-.
uug treated with questionable gouor.
osty % is said that canned fruits
which arc mo- longer In good Condi.
lion have been given them. Although
mo- serious roault1 are thus Tar re-.
ported. there might easily occur uu.
pleasant circumstances
Marshal Outright went up to
Watrous 10 secure the person OF Sam.
uol shannon. an apple trco vendor.
who drove into tho city with bits part.
NOR Fred Snyder a fow days ago.
sunday, while In a drunken frenzy
shannon cut a yalIse and suit OF
clothes belonging 90 bis partner into
shreds As soon as be- could man.
ago it ho htchcd up tno team and
drove out of town. Ho was captured
u Watrous
The Colorado Telephone company
s rapidly pushing the work of cot.
ting Ita new poles By the end of
tbia week they win ON ho up and
ready Cor tho wiring A big cable
VIII carry tho wires Co the west side.
40 tbo bridge the cable viii bc div.
.ded and ono half will go over %
Gonzales street and zap an alley, The
other nalf viii be- followed up The az.
Icy to the south OF bridge street Tho
multitude of connections Will be- made
from these two cables
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
Territorial Topics

once a week and the weekly concerts
viii be- again luaurafatcd az soon aa
arrangements are perfected and sew.
erai rChoarsala have been had
j T Waddell had the bad misfor.
tune Friday morning Of catching bis
hand On the Joiner 40 the polphroy
planning mill The little finger % hi8
81 Eht hand was badly iaceratod ami
the next finger was mashed and crush.
GA beyond the second Joint 90 such nm
extent that 10 viii probably be- lmpossi
be to save %.
George d Brewer an Insurance 1d.
iusier ~ Albuquerque. was in town on
Tuesday and Wednesday 90 adjust tho
loss ON the house that burned down
last week belonging 90 j. q. Rankin.
shift Mr Drowor iH on adiustcr for n
numhcr OF tho companies doing bust
ness in che torritor.os Tho loss viii
ho made good by the insurccs replnr.
.ng the house uy another one. q priv.
logo that IH reserved ln the policy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

From the Optic.
r. A. Sullivan Of g. Louis lee.
turer and author Of note on the art
Of embalminr In N tho city today,
che guest OF w. ~ Lewis.
o. N. wallace. a hoaltn seeker. who
has been IN the city Tor some time.
wa cited TO appear before Justice
Wooster 10 answer 20 the charge OF
aravlng checks against fictitious
amouhta In the bank
Miss Katherine Pryor. who 10
ooua.n OF - r. 0itnor. is stopping
over ln the city on her way back
home from Albuquerque. where sne
has been staying tor a month Miss
Pryor will remain here q few days
and thea go 90 Laramie City, Wyo-
Mag
President Cantor OF the CLERKS
union reports that every business
mas on tho west side has signed tho
agreement Tor removal OF tho early
dosiag plan. and that as far as the
committee has gone ON the east side
tha proposition has been agreed Co..
W g oslo who recently returned
from q business trip 90 Springer. re-
ports tho sale at that point last Sat-
urday cot 3S head OF nne HoroiOrdt
The animals were hrnught nero by e..
A stannma. urner o3 the sunny
Slope farm 90 kmporia. Kansas Tho
largest price paid for any one ami.
mai vac $50
The twenty-five ablo.uodlod con.
vlcts takon up the Canyon Of the
Oalllnas Saturday have male a
rood start ON the continuation OF
the Scenic Route Thoy have begun
whore work was stopped lu DCCom.
bar A considerable force viii bs kept
busy al summer and % la expected
that rapid progress viii bo made Two
guards are In charge Of the Eaug.
The second quarterly conference of
tno Methodist episcopal church was
held No the church building. Dr. A.
y Morrison. superintendent OF Eng
Han missions from the district. was
10 the chair no thc short business
session. The work of the local
church was reported 90 Dee Ga excel
ieat condition Tho business gave
way 90 a social session, nc which
speeches were made. animated con
vorsatlon was wagod and refresh.
monts wore aorSod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
SANTA "a

Fi,m th, Sew MEXICAN.
There was quite a iail of SNOW in
the NaHCa mountains west of Santa
be this afternoon
The SIX months old boy of uonlgno
Munt one of tho ediciont employees
of this Office. is seriously 900 40 the
MunlE home on the south side.
Peter Hoagluud aud Albert h. Edou.
lof. two young men OF Duluth. Mime.
sofa. are in the city and are looking
for a location for the puposo of con.
ductlng a stock ranch
Mrs W a. Manderheld and daugh.
Ter Eugonia ,oft for las Vegas where
'bey Will spend several days with
Mrs Mandornolds son q. "a. s, lazar.
John N Sargent OF the mercantile
Grim OF Sargent Brothers. El Rito. rio
Arriba county, arrived aud attended
in business affairs with his brother.
Territorial Auditor W q Sargent.
Mrs Max Charon OF Lamy. was
brought 90 g. Vincent sanitarium 90.
day Mrs Char0n 10 quite lll and IL
was necessary 90 convey her from
lamy 10 the sanitarlum on a stretch.
Invitations are being issued 10 the
friends OF Company b. First Regiment
lEsantry. National Guard OF New Mex
SEQ. for a hall 20 bo given by them on
Tuesday evening, Harcn ~. at tno
Afmory Both honorary ana active
members Of the company are expect
Ud to be- present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
Railroad Topics

without roIior and everything won't
smoothly Notwithstanding be- vac
ruuulus ou unfamiliar roads 90 BIN
during tbr rrator part of the trip
E ~ sauiulc. of bo Gallup shups.
Is confined io bIs home suffering from
an anacDaa ou bis knee
o. IS Van sycb cattle ascent Tor
fho Santa be-. who attended tho Col.
lmdo State Cattle convention Hi u.r.
VOC BIAS return iU E paHo
Vs. rs IuuVu 90. t IaaU. dIvifiou
ueIFul ana passenger arCut of the
Santa Fc railway at E raro. .s at
Santa FD attending t0 railroad uuaI
ness
Tho GALLUP Republican Says Ft,d
bee. of Albuquerque. has boon pre-.
NOTED tu passenger rnFIuepr 1913
friends hrr. uiH bo E'Hd l1 hear of
nIa success.
Representative Hearst UI N.e torN
als introduced % hNl urUat'He an iu
.artato commerce court and author
H..NNNNNH
mission to dy freight rates
n w. Robbins. general Ir0fb, and
passenger agent of ,ho Santa fe Con.
fpl Railway company haa returned io
fao capital CIy from Denver where
ur laa been ou r3H.uad business.
MIohaoI Couf0y who wac recently
transferred from san MarcInl t0 go.
polka. haa agaiu returned t0 San Mar
D.aI $50 Camo here ygatorday in
charge uf engine $780, ncW dscapod
49, W. sylvester vice president 0f
1000 KANSAS CITY. Mryico and Orient
railroad lsft Tor New York e. fow day
since where hg expects to bo gone
au0ut tnroo wDoka ii.G mission VIII
He to pace securities tor The two
construction companies uu.idIu- iho
Orient railroad
-Four tfAmpa were arrested near
uaCa fUr breaking into section
house aud taking shoes. etc. says the
Gallup Republican Tho stolen good
Noro found Boo thoir possession Thoy
wore Rysn "a trial ON "Wednesday
morning before Justice noshon. aud
Two oft thDm were given four monihH
and two ninety days each
"Choctaw" No More-los.nniuE
with April O.. names ou ali cars aud
1.IuE stock. dopota and am business
pertaining to the old ChoClaw line
running through Oklahoma city will
Iy changed t1 read H0ck Island
SyF'nm Hereafter inc word "ghoc
Jaw viii bo eliminated
o. waa Also announced that ugu
time schedule would lc BOO into OF.
ioct April f. This latter Nlll ho more
u TIE Dine OF competition with the
new Katy line from Coal Cato which
II, iH said viii ho iu operation az thdt
t.ms.
Met az co paso-J g. Subba. ilar
do manaFgr of the Hartman lines
arrived IN El paHo ln hi8 private car
sunset attached 90 no. o. sage the
News. mr. stubbs was Joined u this
. city by D. o. Mccormick. passenger
tramC manager 70, tho Pacific system.
who came FROM San Farnioag0 b.
meet Mr. Stubs and return win him
SIR Mccormick has just boen pro.
NOTED t0 the position of assistant
ramo manager OF the Hartman in
tercstH. a position which entails con.
. siderable responsibility and which
Fiu undoubtedly Boz filled successful
. .y by che new appolutrD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
mARF IT IN SIX DAYS
What an American Railroad Train
would DO on rrant Siberian Road.

What an American Railroad Train
would DO on 1raut Siberian Road.
A striking example of tal diner
saea between European and AMER
oaa ways OF doing thlnEa has been
furhished BY fast run made by the
ghioag0 and Alton road from Chi
ease 70 g. Louis. u ever thers w.
necessary tor quick wOrk on me other
side uf the Atlantic BE- might be- cup
p0aod to exist now when Russia la
trying 90 ret her troops % tho scene
of action against Japan leo distance
from Moscow 90 V,adivoatok ia b.8z0
mllea. and the oest time Russia has
been aule to make lu traveralng tho
distance with bodies on be- troops b.
eighteen days
The special train on the Alton s.
ready referred 90. made thH trip in
slx hours and twelve minutes which
Included stops OF seven minutes for
train orders. gir inmates in changing
engines eight minutes tor obtaining
water and one minute account o. BE-.
lng held hy adverse Llgnnla Total
time lost hy necessary gtops. TWEEN
iytNo minutes which subtracted
from elapsed time. gives a net ron
Minis time OF eve hours and dfty min.
uies for tho ESQ miles
d that record could be maintained
across tho slboFla. ana other .ong dia.
lance runs have proved d feasible
iho time for tho $3.50 miles between
Moscow and Vladly0stok would DO
ave days against me Russian sohei.
ME OF eighteen days Cor fast trains
and a month for accommodation
trains d is safe % say that under
war pressure the Chicago and Alton
and many ether standard American
railways could m9inlain an unintor.
upied s.H day schedule between Nos
COW and the Russian front
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
SANTA re

From the New Mexican.
Mrs ] W Conway % reported az
seriously in at her home on Cerrilloa
road.
Pablo villas and Miss Rosa Maostos
OF TesuQue. we're united Ga marriage
by Justice OF tho Pace Garcia.
Mr. and Mrs Duncan McGillvary OF
Estancla, are ia tho capital Mr. Ne.
calvary Is an extensive sheep owner
ln eastern Valencia county
The republican county central com.
mltoo met at the once OF David a.
white Il organised by eleotinE
white chairman; Marcellno A. OrtiE,
secretary and J W. Akors. treasurer
John H. atauRoF, secretary OF the
civil service commission 10 tnia city,
received orders from Washington 10.
day thai 10 the future an civil service
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

examinations viii be held At the fed.
oral building instead OF a. the central
school house.
A. picuris Pueblo Indian today
brought a silver medal with tho date
OF 1887 90 J. 8. Caudolario. On one
side OF the coin appears the facsimile
of a bust OF President Martin Van
Buren, and on the reverse side are
shown figures cmblomutic Of friend
ship and peace.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
sulelpr Az LAS vroAs.
Frank stone. an bmploye Of the SAINT
Fc, Used a Revolver.

Frank stone. an tmploye Of the Santa
Fe, Used a Revolver.
standing GA the platform iu front of
the quarters of Roadmastor nan El.
liott's office at o'clock tbis morning.
Frank stone terminated years OF sui
'cr.ng by sending a bullet from a 40
Colts revolver crashing through hlt
brain. says ODE las Vegas Optic
Tho occurrence h1s brought Che
deepest rlef to au cstImablo family
and has caused general SORROW
throughout the city
70 can scarcely bo doubted chat Nv
Stone was not in h.s right mind when
Dee raised hIa hand against hiB own
lie. For years ho had suffered from
serious injury t0 hla eyes. from rn
uiting insomnia and from nervous in.
digestion. also n result OF iho original
Injury Tho condition OF tho optic
nerve was such as Co make occasion.
sl alteration wns likely. Tho might
before hst Mr Stone had suffered poi
intensely OFF, to bo unable t0 work
Last n.Eht Doc seemed hottor to nt
tended to bis duties or night watch.
man iu the Santa rc yards and OF tho
Grns Kelly buildings as usual. and
during the night ohaiiol with quite %
number of the railroad and express
mon when 40 y arrived, In'hl8 usual
t.udly manner be- volunteered Dr.
services 'n unloading express aud uar
case.
Whom hls work was completed fnr
tbo n.eht Mr. Stone proceeded i1
fho r0admaHfars building in front 0.
which boz committed the roFrottabIu
tCl Forty f,et away YardmastoI
Dennl.on and swilcnman LIndlyt
were engaged In conversation They
turned at tbo .ounl of tho shot to se,
stone pitch backward from tho plat
form. Running to him. they found
tho whole top 1i h's head torn OF AID
Is smoking revolver clutchDl lu hia
hand The buIiot had entered iuIt
above thc rIFHt eye. tearing on o.
piece OF skull as big a9 saucer and
exposing the brain The lead hni
emerged from the head nrar the lcf
ear Death came almost lustonia7.
oousIy
Mr. Stone came here from Topeka
moro than twenty years ago Ho was
rrputoi ono ~ the most sk.llful work
ore in steel and iron on lho whole
Santa Fo systom and quite tho most
valuable that oven came to Las Vegas
one day e. spark of steel now into
Dos eve which fnf time destroyed hls
IFht ana injured the optic norye
From that time. years ago. Mr. stones
ne must have boon very much OF thO
time "a burden The norvous trouble
extended over DIS system liC could
IDop bot little. be- suffered untold
agony with indigestion SIN ho dld
whatever work De undertook faith.
fully, uncomplalnIugly and lu such
manner as 90 win the commentator
of hls employers IlI8 trade had ID
Do given up. bui noarly all tho time
since hIs injury deceased had beon IN
the employ OF the Santa be. By an
with whom be- came in contact ho was
liked and respected
A wifo and two sons. Harvey and
Fred. live in the city. 70 them uni
ygfsal sympathy win go out.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

hand Cold storage Do needed In Mex.
leo and upward Of $4,000 600 la now
In hand Tor the construction " the
warehouses. not only in the city of
Mexico bot also in Vera Crug Tam
pico and other leading cities N tho
republic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
SANTA re MAKES TRADE
swaps Arizona Land 20 Uncle San
5000 Acres In Minnesota.

swaps Arizona Land 20 Uncle Sam
5000 Acres In Minnesota.
ThIrtythreo patouta, running 10 tho
santa 20 road and sogregating ap.
pr0ximalely 5000 acres Of land in
Lake county. Minnesota. have boon "a.
sued hy tho department 20 Washing.
ION This land is given 90 tho rail.
roaa company la lieu OF Ike holidays
IL rel.nquiahod. as a portion 90 ne
Arizona forest reserve" Il was per
mitied % make Eeloctiona in any
% o. part OF the country where tho
Eovarnmeut held land. ana after an
inspection chose uo property in
Minnesota. Much of The tract 70
aeayIly tmborod with pulp into that
locality. so that Do can bo shipped out
~ De- country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

There seems 10 be- a growinR sentl.
ment 10 the Omitted states for che rec.
toratlon Of the whipping post Tor wife
beating and other ohensoa which free
board in a public institution does not
seem 20 abolish. some state mirht
ny h 10 the interest," % collective ETY..
IlL-alLnn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

The registration boohs for ihe city
election are located az follows F0I
Fret ward. az the once OF ID. j.
Rankin. north Second street FOR Sec
ond ward. % toe once OF a. harsoh
South First street For Ihlri ward
AZ the hook store oi Newcomer, next
20 poaiofnce For Fourth ward, a. ths
Once OF Justice BoFonert on south
South Third street.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
Nrnm mo AdYnrtLaar

From the Advertiser
Mira. Mccoy who lives at the Arnold
Terrace. has been quite 90 Tor a mum.
hor ~ DAYS.
Mrs HarishCld. mother of o p
Hartsheld who has been 40 FOR the
past several weeks Is reported 10 be-
Improving She la 50 years OF age
The Alamogordo cornet band held
The hrst practice for this year last
Tuesday night and a good attendance
was present Practices VIII be held
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Cold storage Plants Tor MeHleo.
city Of Mexico. March l8--Cold
Storage plants with enormouB eapA.
cliy viii soon he erected IN thla city.
q ooncosaion having been granted the
company which has tho project in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Passenger train 90. 8 oi Lass might
bad on board thirty natives Of "a
pan. wno are contract iahorera tor lhe
beet fields Of Colorado
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Businssa Decreases AZ Clayton Land
once The United States land oihce
at Clayton reports considerable
falling on On lts receipts for the year
from January J.. 1903 20 1904 The de-
crease ls partially noticeable in home.
stead entries. only hali Che number
now being entered that we're hxed a
year since Considerable Increase in
The work OF the once. however. ls
reported becauae OF the unusual mum.
bor Oh contests that afe being initial.
"a. Mr r. A. Law. formerly chief
clerk Of the land once IN Poublo.
Colo has lately been transferred 20
me Clayton onlce. and Former CLERK
Cheever transferred 20 Washington.
-
Sierra countya Centenarian--Juau
Montoya. Sierra couuty's rcntenauaH.
was On Fairvlow "Wednesday Mr.
Montoya claims to be between i0U
and l01 years OLD and % is only
Of lat that his sight and nearing nave
become Impaired Hc does not, how
|H|NH NNANiN NN hNNN NM|h AN"A 80 " HtHHN'
.nEton. the Father OF iIs Country
having laid him down several
years before ar Monioyaa birth
o.
Needs Investigating luslaoas
mas Of Santa 70 has received q no.
lice cent by the American Creditors
Agency. 90 Dearborn street. Chicago.
Illinois calls upon him % remit the
sum OF ga cents which tnis agency
claims be owes % the Equitable
Trust company, trustees Do bankrupt.
~ Cor the g. ~ q. c0mapny, and say.
Ing that suit will bo brought against
him unloaH the amount o. az cents
Is Immediately fomittod. This case
seems % be- one inviting the inspoc.
ton OF tho postoalco department Ca
Washington Complaint win be made
10 the postonico department and an
Investigation will doubtless pc mede
ana the true inwsrdness OF this con.
cern wi be shown up.
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Cold storage Plants Tor MeKleo.
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