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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
SANTA FE

FROM d.. Sow Mexican.
10 3 puyal the civil engineer TO
turned today from Alameda. sandova,
county whore he was az work upon "a
survey Illness compelled him to 20
turn home.
John Morrow. electrical engineer
'1r me Santa Pc Water and IIeht
company expects 20 leave FOR HE old
home Ia GrconNllo. Texas, August 4.
Manager Owens rs looking Tor an en-.
SINGER tp take charge OF tho plaut
Arthur Soligmuu was summoned 30
Sr Louis boy a telegram Io goes on
business in connection with bis duties
us SECRETARY and treasurer OF the Now
NoA.co Commission of the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition
A. % Konohau. who has boon On
Cincinnati, attending the quad, snnial
on oi the Grand L0igo OF mo d.
F a. E. and also spending n fow
r1l in Washington and other points.
returned home last evening
After a residence 0f sixteen years
Boa Santa ne. John Francis Wlclandy
D for tcn years hos lived on o
800 southeast of tho city. bias con.
licI io retire from business ana
..uru 40 hlB ola home Ga ST. Louis.
.ios to spend DTS declining years.
a. j Fischer. secretary of the terri.
'oual board of pharmacy, o. busy pro.
phrnE Die uunul report 90 the goy.
.rnor 90 me territory of tho proceed.
mss of the board for the past year.
iio expects 20 present the report co.
100 0r three days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
A Hotel Story

A Kansas Editor who stopped at
the Inside Inn az 50. Louis. writes:
There are more bell boys than
guests Ia the Inn They use ON for
change. When you give the clerk
So he hands yor back 81 and a bell
boy Ny room 30 a little Gar back
Tor meals. but make O. nicely, !
start for supper ~ r.. M, and stay
Tor lunch on the way with q friend
I know Ia room 2,5O7. But a friend
of mine who lives I'm room 1860 Is
mp against g. lie got two days bo.
hind 90 his meals living out In tho
country at the rear end OF the hotel
Finally he found that be- IVES nearer
Moborly, Mo. than he was to the ain.
ing room. 40 nov he walks over %
Mobcrly every morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
SUIT AGAINST SANTA re.
Women Claim They Were Elected
from Train Because Tickets
Were Questioned.

Elizabeth Anderson and Katherine
Collins have bnougN suit at Denver
against the Santa 20 muroad FOR
ti.990 each. u appears from the com.
plants filed that the two ladies were
travelling back from Los Angelica 90
Chicago, when they were forclhly put
off the train Of the company by the
conductor who claimed that their
tickets were not good. Later his mis-.
take was discovered. 40 d IL claimed.
and they we're allowed 10 proceed east
with the tickets. This. o. Is alleged,
caused them much Inconvenience. n
q related that tho two were put of
the train 81 Pasadena. California. and
THAI Miss Anderson. who was an In,
valid. was 30 frightened by the treat.
ment which she received that she be.
came unconscious.
u iH alleged that the parties named
had tickets from Chicago 10 Los An.
goles and return. u Do stated by Mrs.
Collins that she though she would
sell her ticket and not use a. An old
man came 20 buy the ticket and took
her name saying that be- would return
on another day aud buy a. Then Mrs
Collins decided that they would use
the tickets. and when she came to
get ON the train she found the old
man again and be- was ticket Ia.
spector of the road on the look out
for people who had scalpers tickets.
ne claimed that she had purchased
this ticket in answer to one of his
Advertisements. Whom Mrs. Collins
arrived az la Junta she decided TO
bring suit against the company.
Heavy rains washed out 200 feet
Of side track At QuInero canyon last
week, but no damage waa done 20
the main line.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
The pin that will. viii on the bill.
without n gripe

To cleanse the liver. without a culver.
Take one az night.
DoWiita Lttle Early Rlacra are
small. easy 20 take. easy and gentle
in effect, yet they are 80 certain In
results that no one who used them
s disappointed. For quick relief from
billiousnoss. sick headache. torpid
fever. jaundlce, dizziness and all
uroublea arising from an inactive.
iuFgIsh liver, Early Rlsers are un.
'qnallod. Sold by a. H. Briggs d Co..
aud s. Vann a Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
Las VEGAS

Prom the Optic
Prof James "a. Hays. vice president
ct the Colorado State Normal school
40 Greedy and W. A. williams. form
Drly of Greedy. are In las Vegas from
Che Pccos Valley ranch. which the
gentlemen own They report very
prosperous conditions IN the upper
valley Of the Pecoa
John hartman of las Aulmaa and
W. b. Purse OF Rock Ford. cattle and
sheep mon, msled by stories OF cattle
losses and impoverished ranges in
this vicinity came here thinking 90
buy stock al great advantage They
found the grass green and growing
fast and poopl0 prosperous and no
cattle for sale.
Chas famine. clerk Of the board Of
education has completed his work OF
taking the school census. on tho east
side. the number has Increased dur.
ing the year hy fully two hundred. an
excellent index of che growth OF the
city The number Of school age ON
the east side is LIZA The west side
number comes almost 90 tho same DC
uro There are over $500 children of
school age in Las Vegas.
Frank WIN. a man from Santa
Rosa. who was brought here for treat.
mcnt several days ago. died at tho
city iaIl Tie was about 60 years
of age TIE has a wife living. but the
couple separated some years ago
Two boys live at Santa Rosa. Win
was first taken Co the Ladies' Home
and later to- the hospital, but IN both
places De proved lncorrIHble and he
had 90 bo taken % ire iall
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
Railroad Topics

days n they desire. This ls the cil-
max tO a little battle when n sigz.
ling day came a few weeks ago some
Of the men let their coat lapols fly 20
the winds. The officials dld not like
70 and told the men 90. The employees
ubeycd the ulo with bad grace. aud
once in awhile broke 70 because they
were we'll nigh sufiocatcd. A commit.
toe WIS about 10 call on the general
manager when tho superintendent
surrendered
No More Passes 70 Pair After Mic
die Of Augusta Thousand or more
railway employees and others accua-
toned 90 receive favoB from rail-.
rnada. who have boon counting ON
getting passes 90 the World'a Fair.
viii De- disappointed over tho action
taken by an railroads contcrlng al
81 Louis General agents and officials
~ an lines throughout the country
have received a request from TIC S.
Louis terminal lines not to grant any
passes 10 any one coming 10 81. Louis
aftcr August 40 and IN every cnso tho
request from So Louis ~ 10 bo honor.
cd.
All tho general agents say that this
means practically mo- railroad employ
60 or others used 90 getting favorB
win be- able 90 travel "a the fair on
passes between August no and the
time the fair closes. December 1.
Tho agonts are refusing to issue
transportation 10 any one entitled 90
receive o. with a limitation after Au.
gust l5. 20 that the ban win be- opol.
alive both going and coming from SO.
Louis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
silver CITY

From the independent.
The Silver City Mercantile com.
pauy was robbed OF n case OF Mexl.
can sugar last Monday night
3d. H Clifford, who operates tho
Santa rita stage line. put a hand.
some new stage coach into service
last week.
Harry Matiocks OF plnos Altos.
was greeted by his many friends In
Silver City Thursday
Mrs. Henry s. Carter and children
left Tor che Burro mountains. where
they will spend several months
James Burr. who has accepted "a
position as maohInIst with the 90.
rucho Mining and smelling com.
o. rY with bis wife and son arrived
o.. he city.
loak thieves broke INT the rear
t.r OF 81. Kinor's bakery last week
on. relieved tho cash drawer of lis
q onts. besides taking a sIxshootor
v ch belonged 90 Warren Kiner
irs Abe Abraham pleasantly on.
G aimed "a number OF guests with a
rise party In commcmOratlon of
B son Morris birthday Music and
Hes were iudulged Ia until a late
no
Hr % D. Copp. who returned from
NyNIco only "a short time ago. whore
Ie mad "a very severe Illness. was TAX
90 with relapse the flrst part OF
last wcoN ana was takcn TO the hos
U.ial Quo s now able Co be- out again
Jesse Wilson and Charles Rath.
born. th. h8so ball players. have &c
c.piod positions az Fort Bnyard
whore th.r viii play ball with tho
Fort Ba, 40 team the remainder of
Jho soBsH.
Frank Fumsworth. the senior mem
hcr of the silver City Mercantile com
pany who has been undergoing med
ical treatment Tor the past four
months az Topeka. Kansas. returned
90 ths city. ana was warmly greeted
by host of friends he returns great.
ly improved iu health and hopes soon
t0 hn entirely we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

VIII Soon Return from Europe-
Word has been received from Mr. aud
Mrs Edgar T. Hewctt that they are
40 present soiouning "a London On
company with Mr. and Mrs. T. b. a.
Coclroll Together Mr. Hewett and
Mr. Cockorell are engaged Ia research
work In the British museum. Mr.. He.
welt and wife viii sail FOR home early
loo August and upon arrival IN this
country their address will be at the
Bureau OF Bthnology. Washington, ID.
c. Mr. and Mrs Cockerol will return
20 America a month later and viii go
direct 90 Boulder, Colo. where MIR.
Cockorcll has been elected head OF
the department OF biology ln the state
university and Mrs Cockerell Wall
teach science in tho high school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
crotip

n a violent inflammation % the mu.
oous membrane Of the wind pipe
which sometimes extends 70 the
larynx and bronchial tubes. and ~
one OF the most dangerous diseases
OF children. q almost always Gomez
on IN the nlght. Give frequent small
doses OF Billiards. Horohound Syrup
and apply Billiards. Snow Eminent
externally 90 the throat CSC. soc.
800. Sold oy a O'Riolly & Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

Tor noupayment Of his road tlx. says
the hlamOCordo Advertiser. Elmer
Swore before the court that he was
only eighteen years Of age whoroupon
tho iudgo let him go. However. he
served notice On the saloons 20 sell
him no llquor without "a order and
also 20 the gambling halls 10 not per.
init him 20 hotter around the gambling
places.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
Weak Hearta

are caused by indigestion. n YOU eat a
little too much, or n you are subject
Zoo attacks 90 indigestion. the stomach
expands swells, and puns up
against the heart This crowds tho
heart and shouons he breath. Rapid
heart beats and heart disease o. tho
hnal result k0dol Dyspepsia Cure a..
costs what you eat. takes the strain
on tho heart. cures Indigestion. dyu.
popa'a, sour stomach, and contributes
nourlahmont. strength and heath 30
every organ OF the body. Sold by -.
o. hr'Fga a Co.. and s. Vann a Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
No PITY Shown.

For years fate was after me con
tinuously" writes +. A. 0uli0dgo
verbona. Ala. Il had a terrible oaao
OF Piles causing "a tumora. When
an failed Buoklon's Arnlca salvo
cured mo. Equally good for Burns and
an aches and pains Only $50 OF all
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

win lts companions. heart burn.
natulenco. torplilty % the liver. con.
stlpatlon. palpiiatlon OF the heart.
poor blood. headache and other ner.
vous symptoms. eallow skin, foul
tongue. offensive breath and a legion
OF other ailments. O. az once the
most widespread and destructive
maIhdy among the American people.
The Herblnc treatment viii cure an
those troubles. soc a bottle Sold by
J. n. ORioily a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

Carl Mars of Roswell AGED 8 years.
died suddenly Friday morning Of
heart failure The deceased weighed
about lGj pounds. hla flesh making
him noticeable ln any gathering OF
children Ills death was entirely an.
expected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

A case came 20 iiNht that for per
slatent and unmorciiul torture has
perhaps never been edualed. Joe
OoloblCk OF Cjlusa, Calf. writes.
"For no years ! endured insuHorablo
pain from rheumatism and nothing
relieved me though I tried everything
known, I came across Electric Bit.
tors and lts the greatest medicine on
earth for that trouble. A few bottles
Of Il completely relieved and cured
mo- Just as good Tor Liver and
kidney troubles and general dohil.
ity only 500 Satisfaction guaran.
toed by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
Corner on Drug Business In San Mar.
clal

on Tuesday an understanding was
reached between G. ~. Mead and g..
r. Nisblt whereby the Postofiice
Drug store passed into tho possession
OF Mr. Mead. says the San MarCial
Bee The transfer was made the next
day This arrangement again leaves
the drug Interests OF the town Ia the
hands OF one firm. Both stores are
10 be- operated by @. H. Mead a Co.,
the combined stock Of tho two stores
being quite extensive and requiring
a good deal OF space.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

Elmer Cleveland, half witted boy
whose chief occupation &c laying
around the gambling halls and rush
ing the gr0wlor on a small percent.
age. was up before Judge ORielly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
WILL ENLARGE ROUND HOUSE.
Santa Fe 10 Add Ten Stalls and 20
Build a Tank House az Newton.

santa Fe % Add Ten Stalls and 90
Build q Tank House az Newton.
The Santa Dc ls soon to commence
work on AN addition 10 the Newton.
Kansas. round house. says the Kan.
san Republican Some time ago u
was decided 20 increase the capacity
of tho houeo by ten stalls and affairs
are now in condition so that the work
can be- commenced and carried out
without delay Tho new stalls will he
added 90 tho east end OF the house.
making the building stand ln the form
Of three fourihs OF a circle. Tho com
pany nocds the additional engine
quarters very badly. a. There b hard
ly a day that engines are not lined
outside The house oH account of Insult.
ucIcnt space within the structure.
Al the same time. work win hs
commenced on "a now tank house.
which win bo located west of tho car.
pontcr shops. This addition. too. ig
very much needed and wifi 4 rgoly
help in the work at the shops. These
continued additions 90 tho companys
interests viii. al course. bo cheering
ucws to Hutch.sou. which processes
to believe that some day the shops.
round house. division terminals. and
uli will bc transferred FOB that point.
The theory is that the more the San.
ia Pc builds here the more Hutchin.
son viii get when % is an moved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

The Southern Pacific roadbod from
Yuma Go 30 pnso rs receiving a coat
of OH. The work is nearly completed
from Yumh Oh Tucson. -Four thou.
sand gallons oi on arc required 90
dress a mile uf track. OF course Il is
MOI necessary 30 oll an OF the track.
there being places where there rs
lothlng bat rocka op the ught OF
way and they do not require any OH
90 keep them from shifting into the
car windows
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
One Lady's accommodation Sold
FIFTY Boxes Of chambeclaln'a
etovnarb and LIVER Tahfetr.

|T|TTT||T |TT| NT""T "|T"N"I
have. believe. sold fifty boxes
NJ Chnmbcrlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets on tho recommendation OF
one lady here. who first bought a
box OF them about year ago she
never tires Of telling her nolghhors
and friends about the good qualities
OF those Tabiots-P ~ Shore.
druggist. Rochester, Ind. The pleas
ant purgatIve eject Of these tablets
makes them favorito with ladies
everywhere. For sale by an drug
glstr,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
chssrfully Recommended for Rhsu

matiam.
o. O Higbee, Danvlllo. Ms. writes.
December 3. 1901: about two years
ago I was iald up for four months
with rheumatism tried Ballard'a
srow Eminent; one bottle cured mo.
can oheorfully recommend Il 20
all suffering from like affllctlon." csc.
SOC. 500 Sold by J. "a O'Rielly a
Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

Report Mistake-A report has
been current upon the streets oI Cal
lup tho past week 20 the effect that
Senator Clark had disposed of his
mine at Clarkville. and Dame Rumor
even won't so FAR as 90 say that the
senator's Visit here last week was Tor
that purpose. Tho Republican has
aiken some little palms 90 enquire in.
% the matter aud can find no founda.
lon for the rumor Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
WON rHe BATTLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Men Need Not
Button Coats.

Tralnmon Of the Pennsylvania rail-.
road. who FOR years have roasted an.
dor tightly buttOnod coats as they
worked, arc 10 have some relief whom
tho thermometer Is around che sim.
morins mark Superintendent J. %.
Baker has issued an order permitting
conductors and hukomon 10 leave
their coats open 90 the brcozoa on hot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

From the Optic.
Mt and Mrs. W. y. Bunker left
Tor 81 Louis. whore they will visit
the Worlds Fair Later they will visit
other eastern cities
Major r. G. Rankin has received a
telegram from Governor Otoro which
announces that bo aud HE staff will
be- very glad D participate On the
exercises Of governors day
Friday afternoon che home 90 Mrs
q. g. Davis was The scene of a happy
childron's party given IN honor Of the
lady's neico and nephew. jessie and
william sloystor of Albuquerque. 20
wns a gay and festive gathering Of
little people. Merry games we're play.
od. songs were sung and delicious re-
Treatments were served. Mrs. Davis
viii accompany che little ones home
next week.
Mr. and Mrs Joshua Reynolds and
Miss May Rnyn0lds expect 10 leave
for New Yorh. whence they win sail
August for Germany. Miss Rag.
nolds win study music Tor several
months at Florence under Prof Whit
noy. the famous vocal teacher of hos
ton. Mr. and Mrs Reynolds win tour
Europe until prompted boy inclination
90 return 20 the United states. Mrs.
Dudley Dean OF Bro0klino, Mas. who
has been the guest Of her parents for
aovpral weeks. will leave with them
Saturday for the east.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

nied In lliinols-Worl has been ro.
cel'od at Jas NOHs that b. q. Hig.
Gins who threo years ago was floor
manager az Holds died al hIs old
home in Seneca no.. on July 0th. his
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

Run over and Condalarlo.
the 5NDarold SON of Francisco Agul.
lar. was run over by "a Wolls.Fareo ox.
press wagon driven by Ice Woot and
instantly KILLED ON tho main street OF
Alam0corio Tho wagon was return.
ing from che depot heavily loaded and
tho dead child. together with another
little follow of about tho same axe,
was walking down the street a. tho ox.
press Haglu came along, and as O.
was nearly abreast they attempted fo
dart across tho street ia front of the
wagon, One of the horses knocked
the little fellow down and before the
wagon was stopped both the horses
and the wagon ha' passed completely
over bis body. One wheel of the wag.
ON passed over hts head, mashed q
Co a pulp. scattering his brains over
the street
The driver was arrested. but no the
Inquest held Doe was cXonoratod from
ali blame. as many eye witnesses ties.
titled that the driver could not have
stopped the wagon before O. had ran
'''i N'N' ''| pr lN NNN H''N NtNl NNIl
in front Of the horses. which he stead
lastly maintains that be- dld not
-
Thieves az silver City.-st0re
thieves seem 90 be getting more bold.
and thoir dcproiatlons moro frequent
of late. Last night at $3.50 they az.
tempted 10 gain an entrance into the
grocery store of NJ. r. Downes 4 Co.
bat they were frightened away by the
sound Of the falling glass which they
broke ont uf the front door IN order
60 reach tho lock from the Inside Last
Sunday afternoon they again broke
into j NJ kinor's bakery but this sec.
ond time they coutontod themselves
hy takInr a liberal supply of cakes and
candy independent
-
Cut His Throat.-Wilum Divers
has returned from a trip 90 eastern
cities. says the Roswell Record. He
mad a very painful operation perform.
cd ON hIs throat during his stay IN
Philadelphia. For some years there
has been a growth on his neck. and
he became alarmed and consulted sew
oral eminent Philadelphia physicians
They agreed that O. was best 10 opo
rate and ho consented. They cut boa
throat from under the ear t0 the mia
doc of hIs chin and removed the
growth HIs throat was cut open 20
fHo WIuip.pe The operation was quo
cossluI bgt oft course leaves am ugly
scar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30

What 70 90 Until the Doctor Arrives.
n Il Ia a case OF collie OF cholera
morbus give Chamborlain'a Collie,
Cholera and piarrhoea Remedy and
you viii havS no need OF a doctor
For sale by an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-30
oEMiNo
Prom Lhn IInahLIrht.

ltum ihN headlight
Miss Lena Upton has boon very
sick for ihc past ton days Tho young
lady ls suffering from bilious fovor
which was contracted while on n ro.
cent visit 20 southern Texas.
w r. Russell who has been quite
900 for the past two weeks. which ul.
mess was the result NJ n spider bite.
has so FAR recovered that no is able
10 be about again and attend TO bust.
ness, although not we'll
Mrs. y p. Dozlor. who has been
quite 900 for some davs past. has so
FAR recovered as 90 now be- able 20
leave her room and be- about tho
house Mrs Doziors numerous
friends Tn this community congralu.
lato her on her recovery.
A. W. Pollard. ono OF Luna coun.
ty's prominent attorneys. came Ia
last "Wednesday. after an absence of
a month IN Wisconsin. and a visit %
me Worlds fair ln a. Louis. Mrs.
Pollard win remain with her parents
loo Portage. Wisconsin. for tho sum.
mor. Mr. Pollard rays o. was delight.
fully cool and pleasant where he was
From The Graphic
r. r. Rogers met with quito a pain.
ful accident the other evening while
riding out home from town. IN ~
of foOliahnoss his horse foli. and in
trying Co get out of the way Mr. ROg
Crs was struck boy the horses front
foot, and sustained a bal sprain OF hls
Left ankle
A letter from Dr. Cassols states
that Mrs Cassoll has undergone
successful operation ln Chicago. and
that % now romans 90 see whether
another and more difficult one Will
have 20 be performed Hc reports her
feeling M we'll as could be- expected
bat rather weak FROM the effect OF
the operation
Word came last week that Charles
O. Moore and Miss Mayme Allen. for.
morly a resident OF Domlng. were
united IN the bonds OF matrlmony at
az Los Angeles This came as a great
surprise 90 the many friends OF the
young couple here as no thought OF
such a thing was known to the pub.
lic when Charlov loft q few weeks
ago Tor his western trip.