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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
CHEERING REPORT
What the New State viii Get
Through Joint Statehood.
ACTION on THURSDAY

O Tho Cluzcn has received q
. special dispatch from Washing q
. ton. from which % gathered that q
. the Joint statehood bill will have 9
q smooth sailing. and that the .
. constitutional convention win De q
o composed OF seventy momhors .
. from New Mexico and forty from .
. Arizona. q
. Tho governors. chief Justices .
q aud territorial HecfeiaUe viii .
. make the aprortIonmcnt q
o Tho election viii be- held the 9
. tenth Tuesday after Tho approval 2
. 90 the act and a now rOgisira. q
q tIon will have 90 DO made 10 the q
o constitution g. p1optod
% Tho constitutional couve~iI0n z
10 VIII meet mt Santa re.
10 The dchts OF tho territories Z
q are assumed by the now state.
10 Santa To viii be- the capital {
. until 1910. and United states Z
. courts Will b0 established Of A.
q buquorque oud Phoenix
10 Tho Agricultural college viii Z
. receive 300 600 acros of land I
. Public sch,ol6 four sections Of
. each township. and 100000 acres
Q each for legislative. executive ,
q and judicial buildings. insane
. asylum. deaf and dumb and blind I
. asylums. normal schools Charitn I
q bio and penal institutions I
10 School of vuos and military in I
. uluto 10000 acres each M.n. I
q crs hospital 100000 acres
10 Tho constitution. national and
. state omc7r1 and mCmhOrs 1f the
q legislature 90 ho voted Tor a.
q the same tlmo One member of
. congress FOR each territory and
q two senators
10 An appropriation OF 100000 Is
q made for election oXponso1
10 Final report on the BIN Will Doe
. made on Thursday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
RaIroad company wI0s FIrsl Round


Tho suit OF the Catalonia Coal com.
pauy versus The Atchaon Topeka a
santa Pc Railway company The San
"a &c Pacific Railway company and
rbe Colorado Fuel and Iron company
has been on hearing before Judge
Baker aiI day ou motions hied boy inc
defendant companigE t0 squash the
process Issued in tlo case These
motions we're au granted by Judge
Baker late this afternoon after oiab.
CRATE argument by ~ a. Field f0f
ODE Caledonia Coal company. %. &c.
Taiich8ll. for the fw0 railroad com.
pauiea. aud w. % CbiicrB Tor tho
Colorado Fuel and iron company.
New process properly Issued and
served. will have Co Do issued and
thoro viii doubtless be- a Ions drawn
0ut contest over the Issues of tLe
case
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

road. "a recover che amount OF
tt0l2b for goods sold and delivered.
Mrs John w Lewis OF Albuquer
que who has boon visiting in Santa
n, for several days with relatives
and friends returned home on Sat
uriay Mrs Lewis be- the daughter OF
49, and Mrs Eyarlsto Lucoro Now
NaNrnu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

washington March 20 The house
.''ay resumed consideration of the
'"h''l 'l'H h'Il Campbell tKanaaal
discussed the tarin question and snid
'Nht protective tarIn was the oplv
means by which money could bo 80.
'' Tor lhc annual support of tho gov.
eminent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Of schools IN the smaller towns have
prepared exhibits and altogether the
educational facilities OF the territory
will be- represented In a most 0atis.
factory and intelligent manner.
~ w pORTBRFIEID
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

u. haI been il with typhoid p1pl
mOnia about four N,oks Matter san.
or.i Zoo the plural cavity and an 1p
Grafton was necessary to remove o.
Coming after thr long Illness. iho lp
Grafton proved too much Of a drain m
hIa strength. and thr end came 'rum
"a gradual sinking
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Manila March 20 Republicans
ana democrats hero are organising
'' elect delegates 20 tho national eop
''ntionH They viii urge adopt.op y,
.'s'ala'.on favorable tbo pbupplBs
lHnnds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

" Hondrirkson. craftsman IN the
surveyor generals ONCE IN Santa re
has been transferred 20 the surveyor
GENERALS once 40 Cheyenne. Wy1
Mr. HondrIchson will leave the Can
'tal city in a few days IN time 20 70.
port for duty az Cheyenne on April =.
Subscribe Tor The Citizen and got
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Au.Ceta Garcia. SON OF Francisco
Garcia who wac operated on a Tow
days ago. died "Wednesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock says tno ras Vegas Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

G,urEn shauh aN0 was loo business
no Tom, Valencia county the p5st
year. i- iu ihn r..t. accompanied uy
hls vito They are 'ooNns up "a new
bus lU.. 'urpIuu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Captain Powell. OF the rwonty nrst
Infantry United states hrmy. stn.
TONED az Fort Bayard. passed through
me city this morning on route - san
Francisco whore Mrs Powell ia re.
1orsoj seriously 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Robert ID Hayn.o and family left
last ulght for Oklahoma city. Okla.
homa Territory whore they will take
up permanent residence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

EIdora Iowa. March 2Y.--Tho pr.
gat8 banking hrm of o. E Miller q
son OF New Providence. has failed
Proceedings Dos bankruptcy have bees
aegUp The cause OF me failure o.
uot announced
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

Stomach

No appetite loas Of strength nervous
ness headache constipation. bad breath.
genera debility sour us.ugs and catauh Of
the stomach are all due 20 Indigestion. Kodol
cures indigestion. This nev discovery rsprs.
lenls Che natural juices Of digestion as hey
exist On a healthy stomach combined ulih
Che greatest known tonic and Fecousmuctlvs
properties kod0l Dyspepsia Cure does not
only cure Indigestion and dyspepsia. but his
famous remedy cures aI stomach troubles
by 1leans.ng purifying steo,euIng and
strengthening NE mucous membranes lining
ths stomach
NJ 3 naI n Rsys.HaoaI W. VI raYs -
aaf irounaf Win aHIf HHna.h Coz fusntr rsafa
o. BABY
kodol Disesis What You Yet.
Bottles only 81 0r Sire f..I.r It Tines ne trial
rrs ef'.h f.fi r. esHfa
Prepared BY g. @. oswirt a 90. oHtoAoo
ror safe %, b b uIus 60 uud
Nauu A. Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
NEWS FROM WARRINGTON


washington. March 80 Tho .,,
''' Today took up the bm prohibit
pug m'shrhndIuF of salmon ana CON.
siderable debate pnsued
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
oRaa NAM searborouah

El scarborough. who made sugh
reputation as an omcer and bad
man az pomlng ana Silver city some
years ago. is now an oficor az Doug
'aH. Arizona The papers report that
recently a trick bicycle rider was DO
Ing some stunts az Douglas when
Scarborough intorfored and took
few shots a. hiB wheel Fearing that
shot might punCiure the tire OF the
wheel the bicycle ma concluded 20
rothliato Io circled around and put
on steam and the nrst thing that
Bad Man Scarborough know the
wheel hit amldghlps and b0wlod him
over Before Scarborough realized
what had happened the bicycle man
took hiB gun away and then proceed.
od 20 kick him until Ao had enough
The bicycle man 90 Ruho shields
and the last few days be has been
doing a few stunts on rirst street
He collected no money but advertiB.
cd the store % .. houston the
kodak mhL on Gold avenue u the
above story 10 true he 10 bad man
10 monkey with. ana will doubtless
hnd clear sailing 10 the Duke city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02

8aDasFI1s foI no cnilau ana 90
tht news
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24

Including his reductions ho has seven
ne woncs iu hls 2.W lIst seven new
ones ln nis 2lj llst and three now ones
in hls 2.l0 llst
Margrayc. 2liil also has nine now ones
"a greater number than amy other sire over
put ln thc llst Boo his lith year.
a remarkable showing D. that made by
The PanCoast faimly respective, Parole.
2.J. he clearly leads ali early speed slros
of the year having seven CuW standard
performers 10 his credit. Sis of them tr0t,
tors and all 3-yeat.Old entering the list
last year having lowered their records.
SWING Parole SIX 3.yo1rolds and one 2.
}clt-old which have performed lu stand.
ARD time this season
ANgIl rs making DTS usual good show.
lng this year while h.s sons Iro leading
the sons OF amy other aido off hIH age
and Die daughters havo added greatly tu
their former remarkable showing 0s speed
producers
Bohby Burns 2.l9'o is well up toward
The top Tor The year. with eight new pee.
formers and live reductions
Tho california owned stallion NutW01d
Wilkes 2l6'a leads The Pacific coast
group of s.rD Cor the year. with seven
new ones two 0f them better than gp
Coastman. gONt, has added ou even hllf
dozen one boo 2GAi, and his get have won
q good pile of money this year Thc lual
figures WllI probably show q dozen or
moro sIrC9 with 10 on moro new ones Co
their credit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
BRUSH TO pULLIAM.
New York National Leneue President
offers Few Explanations.

New York, Oct 8-John 4. Brush,
president Of the New York National
League Baseball club in a letter to H. C.,
PuIliam National league president dated
oct n. says
"The pounant winning CLUB of one
League rs valuable asset To the other
clubs of that league the season follow
ing 10 becomes The best attraction on
the road hold 10 has no right to do
anything which viii diminish lbs value
as drawing attraction or that will les.
sen us prestige Hs "a baseball factor
without being authorized 90 do s1 by the
other seyon clubs of mat league
III the seven clubs OF the National
league that finish lower that first desire
lbs pennaut winner 90 engage On % contest
for supposedly higher hOu0rs, then Il
should be- indicated that such steps be-
taken as Will provide fully iOr playing
such games, 500 that every detail arranged
may be known Go the players and clubs
OF both organizations at the beginning
OF the season, No arrangements Tor play
ing such gaines should be left open 10 dis
CussiOu,
"if legislation can be- effected TO cover
the points suggested the New York Ma
tlOnal league club would gladly enter in.
20 a contest with the Boston American
lDHkut cluh plluI 10 lNN opening OF the
championship season of 1915. and " II
should win The pennant Of the National
league again On 1905 II would again enter
into contest with the victorious club OF
the American league az the end Of the
championship season
"l sumhit some suggestions I'm reference
10 contests between the pcnnlut winning
clubs Of the National and American
leagues, n such contests take place. Leg
isation should provide for playing seven
games, three Of which should be PLAYED
upon grounds selected by the challenged
club, and such remaining games as may
be necessary TO determine tho contest
should bee played upon grounds selected
by the challenging club
1.-THE contest should terminate when one
club has won four games. Tho appoint
mont OF two competent umpTes should be
provided for, and 10 should be- provided
that the salaries OF the teams Dartcpat.
Ing should begin with the playing Of the
series II played IN the spring they should
continue until the finish. and IL played In
the fan IL should provide that the pay
continue The full period OF seven games,
although only four or more DC played"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
TRAVELLED PRETTY FAST.
'sa MWklrk Gives Thrilling Exhibition
With His Man Killer"

o, a c eT,9W1 o. fully 1900 persons assembled
1 Calders Park race track yesterday al.
w ,sl, TO witness the automobile and
mDes races and although there was not
w ,sgsn Oh race so far as the big machines
s WIZ concerned the entertainment was
~ p.i appointment, II was not the fault
beTt Fuller that he did not make a
Po Ssr T S1ioEylng against Newkirk. The big
M ~ t0leao managed by Fuller was sim.
r.! 10y equal TO the occasion. and New.
iao NhoIsepower benzlne buggy won
W TbI .n ne nile heats with ease.
Tho ,nl,illlng part Of the program was
psgl JED dashed around tbe balfimile
hres ~ ihlnk Of travelling three miles in
n6 is' minutes and forty.hye seconds9 a
Vs NJ ~ !.lo That IS what Newkirk dld'
IN 2.b 'Ai''O''loh OF TWO miles
n ,5 ~, I motorcycle races Johnnie Chan.
sis ss proved TO be too fast Tor the otber
.-W's' and won the race in two heats
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
LEADING SIRE or 1901
Generally Conceded That the Honor BE.
longs to Allertuu.

II is. Of course, yet too early for
correct ana complete Wbuauon OF lho
years new 1880 performers mt The
present relative rating of speed sircs
Will probably not shift q great deal
The number OF new standard perform.
ers for this year win probably TAN
short Of lag years total and II seems
doubtful if the leading sIros of this
year Will equal IN number of new per-
formers the leading 6lrcs OF last year
As the score now stands Ancrt0u
2mL leads % the number OF now
ones, with r. 20 his credit none Of
them as yet IN the 2.0 list
McKlnner, 2llA comes next. with
nine new ones an OF them but two I'm
the 22o list, -four NJ them IN the cas-
list and ono Of them I'm the 2Oj llst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
Order a Free Bottle

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lnyigoratos stomachs that are weakened by IN
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stomach is impaired by hurtful medicines or
food, Dmko's Palmetto Wine will clear tho
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Constlpato1 or dutuont Bowels The Drake
Formula Co., Drake Bldg, Chicago. ILL.,, proves
all this 20 you by sending you free and prepaid
atost bottle, For salebyOl druggists, seventy
i've cents bottle, usual dollar Size,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24

city has secured ON option ON the ma
l0rity of the stock of the Western LEAGUE
franchise In this city.
Des MoinoH ls the best playng ban
town Nm the west The movement is un.
derstood 10 hc with the view of ultimate
ly making Dea MoIncs q member OF tho
American association and thereby Constl.
tuling a break iu travel between Kansas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
IN ALL WALKS OF LIFE.


w Nure OandruH,
T H. q, Lyon, New York. N. Y. saws,
Sy \, am very fond Of Herpiclde ana o. on.
y IL i Is refreshing ' anu en-
"NewSsroiill IBush, Toledo, Ohio. writes,
used" '" anything ! have ever
o. HerplcIde " O"'uron' Nebr says
,on n, csieaned my head Of dandrp0 and
,S.' S. my hair from falling ont. II i 10
used sna remedy for dandruff | ever
r. S'9 rd ! nave used a great many"
says. '"a'' Ann Arbor Mich,
IN, have used two bottles ., 1...,.,,
sold r., ~ ~ ose,neht ,herefrom."
IN stambs i,e a.i druggists. Send iOc
Co., Deirolt,o sample to The Herplcide
Co., Special ,n m'Dh, u. G. NJ !. Drug
"heult' 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
WITH THE BOWLERs,
How tho Teams stand and the Averages
~ The Players,

work among lhe bowlcu of the Clty
league during thc coming week Last
week each team contested On Do games
the 3rIllanW doing the bc. WORK For
Individual work the Nonparals take the
lead Walton now heads tho l.st m the
number of strikes. The averages of the
players during the pDst week are given
below,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24

Here Is a likeness OF Little Terry pa
Wis, as he Is called, a young Salt Laker
who is aspiring for pugillstIc honors IN
the featherwelght class. and whose
friends predict FOR him a great future
In this respect Terry Is built on the
Young Corbett scale, and has a sleep
producing wallop In either hand. lie Is
fast and shlfty, and Is known as a
mixer AT present he Is under the de
recting hand Of Prof. r. $. Lewis, man
ager Of the Moor Gym, and on Friday
night Will take part In the amateur
athletic entertainment arranged by Mr.
Lewis for members Of the club At the
present time, Davis weighs about 100
pounds In condition, but It Is doubtful
II there is a lightweight hereahouts cap
able OF beating him In a Queensbury
argument, He has standing chal-
lenge 10 take on any l22 pound man In
the state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24

The management announced mat New.
kirk would give another exhibition at
Agricultural park ou wednesday after
noon, when he would try 10 break tho
world record with bis mt"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
Western League Sells.

Des MONIES. Ia, oct. B--Joe Cantlllon
OF Milwaukee, late manager Of the Amer.
lean association baseball team IN that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
HIFh School. posIuon. An HalIows.

referee, Fred Smith; umpire George
KNfI umeke.peb Callhan and Father
Nsnsay' TQuchdowns Judson, Q; Hen.
,'i.l, h,haidsoni Goals ludson, 2,
"'ssed' J. Twenty-Five minute halves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24

John FaulnEtons stable Tor stylish
llgtt livery. carriages, boarding Phone 23
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24

The Scrub Aeglcs 0t logan defeated
The ogden llIgh School team lt ogden
on saturday afternoon Th, score was
Co %
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-08

tlement of the cases on this basis was
largely due to the liberal policy OF
]. w. Morrow, right of way and land
agent for the o. r. & N, who MADE
a close personal investigation OF the
claims. and consented to allow some
thing near the value of the right Oh
way, to the owners of the land.
A large number of men are work.
ing on the Condon-Arlington branch
road, and 1t will be hurried to COM
pletion as rapidly as possible. Whiie
this road will open up an extensive
country. Mr. HALEY declares that
none of the country tributary to It,
compares to the Umatilla county
wheat or alfalfa land.
Many settlers are going into the IN
terror, in hopes that the railway IA
cilities will afford an outlet for In
creased products, but there is very
little good farming land left vacant
anywhere within reasonable uls-
tance of the proposed line.
In all his travels this season, MT.
HALEY has not yet found a country
that offers the same opportunities
for all classes of people, as the west
and especially Umatilla county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-08
LECTURE COURSE ASSURED.
Epworth League Arranged for Four
High Glass Entertainments for the
Winter Months.

Four high-class entertainments
have been engaged by the Epworth
League. for its lecture course, to be
given at the NJ. E. church, during the
next three months.
The first number will be a con-
cert by Prof. Heritage of the Spo-
kane Conservatory of Music, to be
given next Tuesday night, December
13. Professor Heritage is one of the
most proficient concert performers
on the coast and has attracted large
crowds wherever he has appeared.
The other numbers, the dates of
which have not been definitely ar
ranged, are a lecture by Rev. Ira D.
Driver of Eugene, the well known
lecturer and preacher of international
fame, the Dixie Jubilee Singers, and
Prof. Coleman of the Willamette
University, in a lecture. Dates for
the three last entertainments will be
announced later.
The league has every assurance
that all these numbers are of the
highest possible order, and the lee
ture-loving public of this city is as
sured of an entertaining diversion in
this course of lectures and concerts.
Rev. Driver has just returned from
an extended tour of the United States
and Europe, in which he has deliver
ed over 100 lectures on various top
les, and is a recognized master of
the art. y "a,
He has been a resident of Lane
county for over so years. and is one
of the most powerful pulpit orators
in the state, He was formerly
member of the Oregon state senate,
and is also a political speaker of ma
tional reputation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-08
MORE ARC LIGHTS.
WILL BE LOCATED BY A
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
Service Authorized by the
Council Last Nlght-There Are
Now s27 Sewer ConnectiOns-Bal-
ance on Hand November 80, $672O,-
7I-Time Allowed Trains on Cross
ings VIII BE Curtailed.

Within the course of a few weeks
the city of Pendleton will be provid-
ed with l6 additional arc lights, to
pe distributed along the several
streets At last nights session of the
city council the mayor upon motion,
was empowered to name committee
of three councilmen to go over the
town and locate the new lamps.
The session of the council last
night was brief. All the councilmen
with the exception of Sewell, were
in attendance. Mayor Matlock pre-
sided. A petition was received from
residents along Bush street, asking
that Bush street be improved from
jackson street south to the Umatilla
river
A petition asking that the grade of
Lincoln street be re-established, was
submitted and referred to the street
committee.
The monthly reports of the re-
corder, marshal, sewer inspector and
city treasurer were placed on file.
The sewer inspector reported seven
connections made last month, maxi
ing a total now of 327,
The report of the treasurer fol-
lows:
Balance on hand October 81 of
$1O,59S.3S receipts for the month of
November, $59O1.S5, and expendi-
lures, including warrants on levee
fund, of $9773.49. leaving a balance
on hand November 80 of $6720.74.
The following bills were audited
and allowed:
Carney & Kennedy, 81; ]. w. Kim
ball, $2.5O; Northwestern Gas &
Electric company, $2S7; A. d.
Thompson, $1.25; Turner Bros, Sc;
Goodman-Thompson company, $466;
w, c. Minis, s12; Hobach Bros, Sc;
James Hooper, $3.50; Gerry KIM
ball, s2.15; Jerry Barnhart, so; w.
D. Papeman, a52; Gray's Harbor
Commercial company, $52.5O; George
Meeker, $3.50; Frank Day, $2.50;
Claude Penland, $3.50; Elmer Tur-
ner, $3.50; Thomas Lane, $2.5O; Will
liam E. Walsh, $3.50; H. Stewart,
$31.10; AL Peters, $1.25; F. NJ. Muir
ply s1.25; John Thorpe, s12.
The returns of the recent volunteer
fire department election were can
vassed.
Chairman Dickson called attention
to an ancient ordinance which al
lows trains to stop for 20 minutes
on street crossing, and recon-
mended that it be amended. The city
attorney was instructed to draft
new bill amending the ordinance.
And then the council adjourned to
watch fire extinguisher demonstra-
ton.