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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11
DESERT STATES RIGHTS

For Democrats to advocate an assault upon these
corporations and so-called trusts a national
issue would be a conspicuous assault upon
their pet doctrine OF State rights. Nothing could
be more inconsistent them than to interject this
issue into the coming Presidential contest It must
be admitted. however. that consistency has not
been one of their cardinal virtues for many years
past. The real objection to the nterjection OF this
issue into national politics is that it raises false
issue that cannot be effectualy dealt with by the
federal government and diverts attention from the
real source OF trouble
II there is deep Indignation on the part of the
public by reason of wrongs suffered that indigna-
ton should be expressed intelligently. Let 1t be
visited upon the heads of those who have wronged
them, and upon the legislation that permitted Ii,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11

only a few weeks. II is said that he H.,
Boston and was the sole support Of his widosss
mother. Yea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-11

What we need in every State is a department for
industrial corporations akin the department thar
we have for banking, insurance etc. and every cor
poration should be brought to book and copone,Ied
under oath to state annually It's condition with full
power OF visitation upon the part of the head oF
tho department to the offices and books Of the cor
porations. There will be great deal of squrnoin9
among the managers OF these corporations If tboT,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

10 Rocky Ford. Colo. whore they will
work In the sugar hcot fields durlng
the coming summer Forty OF them
are from the ST. Catharlnes Indian
school IN Santa ne. Ralph r. Collins.
formerly superintendent Of the United
states Indian school IN Albuquerque
viii he in charge Of the contingent and
remain with q until the boys return
90 the two schools hero Their pay
while at work will be- i5 cents per
hour and they viii board themselves
Arrangements Cor board and lodging
have been made. 500 that the boys will
not pay over 5o cents per day and
every boy who wants to can save some
money and come home with 800 in hls
pocket Past experience has proven
that these Indians are good and indus.
triOus workers and just the kind need
od in the sugar beet fields
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

u 10 war; 20 take up the threads Of
bis working life where no had drop
ped them when the trumpota OF tho
nation pealod 20 arms. Today. an over
this land our people meet 90 pay row.
oront homaeo 20 the dead who diod
that the nation might live. and we
pay homage also 20 their comrades
who are sim with uH.
an are at one now. the sons OF
those who wore the blue and the sons
OF those who wore the gray. and an
can unite in paying respect 90 the
memory of those who fen. each OF
them giving hls llfo for hls duty as
we saw %; and all should be At one
n learning from the deaths Of these
men who live usofulIy while che times
call for the performance OF the count.
less necessary duties OF everyday life.
and how % hold ourselves ready 20 dlo
nohly should tho nation ever again
demand Of her sons the ultimate proof
Of loyalty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
NEW STOCK RATE
Has Been Made on Rio orapde and
Midland Roads.

Wlulanu Huaua.
a now live stock rate has Just been
made by tho Denver q Rio Grando
and the Colorado Midland Railroad
companies. The rate covers am live
stock shipments from western Colo.
RADIO points to Donyer. and a very ma.
terial reduction ls made The cut has
been brought about through a read.
iustmcnt of the ratios. with a view Of
securing more uniformity. and also Of
Increasing tho dirorontlal between
Denver aud the Missouri river.
This dinergutiaI has been very un.
equal, and has been the source at
much injustice 90 stockmeu OF western
Colorado for many years Formerly
tho rate from Grand Junction tO the
Missouri river was 800 por car. The
ratio from Grand Junction 20 Denver
was $50 per car making the dineren.
tial only SIS. Under the now rulc tho
rate from Grand Junction to Denver
has boon reduced Co $40. while the
rate 90 inc river remains the same.
making the dldoroutal S25. Aates
from other points have been rcadiust.
cd lea proportion, as shown by the nol.
lowing schedule. which has just been
issued Boy the two railroads
From Grand junction. pallsade.
Cameo and CabeEa. $40 per car; from
Do Boquo and Parachute. So per car
No change lu rate between Glenwood
springs ana Parachute. or on Aspen
branch Dotsoru and Gypsum. re-
duced S. per ear. Woloott, Red CliHe.
Winiuru and Mitchell. reduced $40 per
car, Loadvillo. Robinson. Kokomo, Dll
lon Malta, Bucna Vista. reduced $40
per car, Granite. reduced sl2 per car:
NathrOp. % per car, Garland Antonio.
Del Norte. $3.50 per car: Ia lara. 81 so
per car. New Mexico points on Rio
Graude. reduced $3.50 per car
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
The woRk OF pRoF sANogllrR.


The chronological society OF las
Vegas held its last meeting FOR the
season the other ovonlng. A talk upon
The life and work OF Prof Bandollor.
well known IN Santa We was oape.
cially interesting. Col n. p. Twitch.
cll. who was a personal friend Of the
great scientist. related that four years
we're spent by Bandcllor IN making
a careful study ~ the wide district
extending from northern Mexico. along
the valley of the CHA 90 northern San
Juan county. lie prepared a volumln.
Gus work upon the archaeological and
othnologicnl features ~ this region
and illustrated % by a thousand plates
done In water colors. Tho cost OF
publishing this great work would have
been upward OF 100000. Tho French
government and tho German govern.
mont and tho American government
declined Great publishing housos
thought the risk too hoayy. ana Ban.
dollcr len New Mexico n much dis
hcnriened man. The greatest 9th.
biological work written concerning the
southwest viii probably never bo pub
hshed. uouni in velvet nne gold. tue
manuscript may be founi In room
of the vatican. whittier gnndolicr sent
Il. whom his efforts 20 fnd a publisher
failed
Bandolior Is now working In peru
70 Is expected that tho results ~ bis
researches there will soon bo told IN
tho Century u is believed that he
viii aoon revisit New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
BOlLERMAKERS REPLY
Editor The Citizen

Editor The Citizen
Albuquerque May 2b-m looking
over last evenings Citizen we notice
Mr Beams report on work done by
hIs skilled boilermakcrs. No doubt
he tells the truth. Tor the men that did
che work were skilled b0llormakers
ON engine 795 tho boiler work was
an done before the strike, and several
other fire boxes we're finished. and
more with only a few days work on
Thorn. Mr Bean says no turned out
twelve engines this month. We are
from Missouri and would like % see
them In tho month OF February over
thirty engines were turned out q tho
shops. and with 200 more men. e7OO
"a day more expenses and not doing
half the amount OF work. d man with
reason and common sense would
wonder where Il would end. Don't
send any more boilermakora '-in one
month they haven't done any
thing how many months viii q
take tu DO something We have
no doubt they don't want any
moro of that class % boiler
mako~s II everything Is running al
smooth aB they claim why don't MT
Bean go to Los Angeles u am al
ways too glad 20 impart correct iu
formation 20 the public. and whot
give you for print % the absolute
truth Dld Mr. Bean have his hand
over his heart whom he said thos,
words7 We doubt A.
PRESS COMMITTEE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
THE MEMORIAL
DAY EXERCISES

Goiiyaourg. Pa, May Following
the example set by President NcKin.
Icy and others 81 hls distinguished
predecessors ia the executive chair
President Roosevelt came 10 Oottys.
burg today and delivered the Momo-
rial day Grafton ON the famous battle.
hcld. The crowd was one OF the larg
cHt that over attended similar oxor-
cisca here. and included large deloga.
uouh of veterans from Harrisburg.
Philadelphia. Reading and other
points Governor ponuypackcr pre-
sided over che exercises and intro.
ducOd The president as the chief ora.
to of the day The president was
riven an enthusiastic Welcome and
his address was listened to with clos
OF attention by the large crowd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
NO GLUE TO TRAIN RoBseRs.
The One Man Arrested on the Charge
rs Non.Commlttal and Tells
Conilletlna atorIaa.

Conflicting Stories.
80 clue has yct been discovered as
fo the identity of the robbers who
held up the passenger train on the El
paso q Northeastern road a few miles
out uf Alamugordo this week. The
man under arrest ls very non com
initial however. ana when ho docs
TAIN. tells go many conflicting stories
as 90 who be- Is anc what be- was do.
ug On that section of the country that
tine officials are unable 10 learn any.
thing authentic from DTS statements.
He De- being put through the sweat box
Tho body of the American robhor who
was taNen to au undertaking establish.
ment no AlamoE0rdo and although oy.
er 200 people have viewed the remains
since they were brought in. mo- ono
has been able 90 Identify them
Az 20 be nscoraIned about him ID
that hc first appeared on Al0mogurdo
last Saturday Tho report that ho lt
a striker rom the shops Is denied by
both tho strikers aud the officials Of
tho railroad company The third man
Is hiill al large. ls believed no "a
native and 90 officials are trylnr
fu identity him as the man who loii
Alam0gordo on no tho night Of
ne robbery and leit the train AZ the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Canton o. May 3o-All business
was Suspended here today and tno pop.
ulace Joined in commemorative Decor
alton day ceremonies at thc tomb of
President Mckinley Tho exercises OF
tho day were told under tho auspices
OF The Grand Army of the Republic
From the many choice flowers that or.
rived from Washington. Cleveland.
Chicago and o,hcr cities Mrs McSln.
loy selected several LARGE clusters 90
ho placed ai the tomb OF the late presl.
don't
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
ohIo Monumenl pedLeated.

Dayton o.. May 3O-Ono Of the
principal features OF the Memorial day
celebration in thls city was the dodi.
cation of % monument over The grave
OF the late Harry KissIngor, in Wood.
land cemetery Kissingor was once
department commander Of tho Ohio g.
A. r.. and died last fan from injuries
received ln being thrown from a horse
during "a &C. A. r. parade.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

&c. Loula NO. May 30 Tho city OF
st. Louis and the Worlds fair Joined
in celebrating Memorial day today.
Tho local G.. A. q posts and other or.
CARNATIONS of veterans. together with
regulars from Jefferson barracks
marc red through the principal streets
Of the city and then proceeded 90 thp
exposition grounds AZ The blair mon
umont the procession was Joined hy
fho Philippine guards constahulary
ana scouts now stationed AZ the fair
Arriving Of the Louisiana monument
inside me exposition grounds, the vet
Grams dishnnded and proceeded To- fos.
tival hall whore they listened 90 al.
dresses hy Mai William Warner. of
Kansas city Judge Leo Rassiyur. OK
commanderlu.chiof of the Grand
Army Of tho Republic. aud a number
or other speakers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
ALAMocoRoo U. q. R.E.
CHARTER SUSPENDED
Men az That Place Give Up Their
Membership IN the ordor.-No
New Developments IN

AZ Alamogordo the strik, situation
is about the same. says dispatch
from that town
The days Of tho a. %. r. r. in that
city. however seem tu boz at an end.
Tor % Is learned that the charter of
that lodge was sent into the grand
lodge Tho lodge had over one hun.
drcd members who. DO o. stated. Join.
ai the order with the understanding
that 10 was a much stronger organiza.
ton than % proved to be- whom % came
time to toat its powers and then the
strong stand taken by the company
against the organization also had a
srcat deal to DO with the men with.
drawing from the order. as they did
mot care Goo enter into FIGHT with the
company un that score
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
OFFICIAL MATTERS
cURFEw CONGRESS DELEGATES
ARTICLES or iNcoRPoRA.
TloNs-HomEsTEAD ENTRIES.


Governor Otero appointed the fcl.
lowing delegates to tho Worlds Cur.
tcw congress Co meet .n the Festival
hall OF tho Worlds Fair at c. louis
ON July a. l10t at 9 o'clock p. M:
Professor William q. Tight Albuquor.
qusi Miss Josephine g Parsons. Al.
buquorquo. Professor o. A. Wood.
Santa r.; Camille padlila. santa Fo:
Miss MaggIe D. Duchcr. Las vegas.
Professor Edmund j. Vert. las We
gas; Mrs. w. ~ Poricrneld, silver
city. Professor g. ~ Light. silver
city; Mrs W. a. Chapman. Ration:
Professor Charles r. Reyes. s0oorro.
and Mrs. J. Mel. Gardiner Roswell.
and E r. Wright. Carlsbad.
Articles Of incorporation.
The following articles OF incorpora.
ton we're nlcd I'm the ONCE OF the ter.
titorlal secretary: Tho Chupadero
Mining and Smelling company. IN.
corpomtod for a period OF nifty PEARS
for the purpose OF locating, huylng.
leasing and developing mining prop
critics in the territory OF New Mexico.
The capital stock Of the company %
$500 900. divided into 100000 shares
.of the par value OF 81 each The ia.
corpomtors and directors oi the com.
pany and Charles p. B'sckIngton. Rho
IA ~ Backing ton and william 4.
Harris. an 81 socorro county. Tho
principal once and place OF business
win DC Socorro, socorro county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
Sc LOCOMOTIVE STOLEN.
While standing a. the Depot Two Men
Mount n and LaaNa.

Mount u and Leave.
ono Uf the largest open thofts that
has ever been committed On Arizona
Judging from a standpoint of the bulk
uf the property stolen has Just been
concluded at Benson by two mon,
who up 20 the present time have not
been captured.
Tho Southern Pacific helper engine.
used az that point. was Wednesday
might fired aud placed ln readiness Go
go out on a freight train. when the
engineer len bis engine and walked
into the telegraph station.
While bo was away The fireman
also Dot the engine Co attend Co some
matters. and while both were away.
someone entered tho cab of the on.
sino and backed o out on The Noaglos
branch. while the second man walked
ahead and lined up the switches
Tho engine was running backwards
and as t struck "a curve about ten
miles south of Benson % jumped tho
track and turned over un Cos side Tie
men. however escaped Another on.
Euo was sent uut after iho stolen en-.
sine and found o. lying on it8 side
with about a hundred yerds of track
torn up.
To, theory is advanced that the
then vas committed by trnmps. who
wanted fD got Out cot town and know
.nP tha Yards. easily ran Che engine
nut ON 'ho branch line
From ihp fact chat care was not
used in running the engine over the
curves south of here. 30 is thugbt me
men who stole DC d.d noe know the
lime and u,ro inexperienced, or they
would have used more care to keep
fHu w..ra Uu tho rails
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Sioux city. laa May g0-Tbe most
impressive Memorial day ceremonies
over carried ont in thls city were
those leading up to and including the
dedication of u handsome soldiers
monument Boz Floyd cemetery today.
The dedication ceremonies. which
were preceded by a parade OF Veterans
and others included addresses by
Judge George W. Wakefield and 9th.
crs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
When aLlyar boIIa 10 oul lhs old.

When silver bells ring out me uldi
And play the new year IN.
A spirit Ia tho winter WOODS
Softly begins 90 spin
No mortal eye has seen her face
or watched her lahors there.
But croous buds are IN her breast
And blossoms in her hair
She wcavea. upon her magic loom
Tho snowdrop's silver sheen
The tender tint OF April boughs
The meadows velvet green
Tho lilac aud the dafiodil
Beneath her fingers grow.
And az she tolls from day 10 day
About her molts the snow.
So what II clouds are dark with storm.
And windows white with frost.
And voices OF tho running brooks,
IN icy tales are lost;
What n the WondrOus Northern
Lights
Their crimson banners fling
still nature Ia her woodland Woavos
The bridal robe OF spring.
Smart Set.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Cincinnati. o. May 3d. Cincinnati
observed Memorial day by a general
suspension of business by large pa.
rado OF Grand Army and Spanish war
veterans. children of tho public schools.
city and county officials and various
civic and patriotic organizations
Mayor Floischmarn delivered Che prin.
ripal memorial address nt Spring
Grove cemetery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Paris. Nay 8O-Tho tomb OF la.
faycttt was visited by many Amorl-
cans today and was the scene OF ap.
pr0prIato Memorial exercises Do ac.
cordance with the custom of many
years. Ambassador Porter and sew.
oral others delivered addresses, after
which a number Of wroaths were de-
posted about the tomb.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
COMING INTO e. pAso
Right o. Way Dc Partly Secured and
Deal % on win the s. p Tor
Entry 90 the City.

senator vs.. a. Andrews. president
oft rho ANITA BE- Central and his as.
s.NauI $751; g. Hopowo.l returned 90
Santa gt after spending fup day ln El
paao. says iho Herald
Both men declined tu give ont any
information regarding The proposed
limo Into M pasu. hui DO is learned
from other sources chat tho company
is figuring un comius into 20 paso
aud that she right of way up 20 tho
state lime has almost been secured
aud probably will bel shortly.
o. WAS announced some tome ago
that the company was figuring on get.
fIns Into El paso and that the pro.
posed lime. which is to Doe built south.
ward from a connection with the pres.
,nt line AZ willard station. would
cross the Rio Grande somewhere IN
the vicinity uf las Cruces ana then
come southwark on the west bank OF
fh. river
Fur 'be frt few miles west OF
fh. RIO Gmudo aud tho Southern
Pacific and go paso g. southwestern
railroad company have thC only avail
Rhi' rFHf of way covered 70 ls
learned however that the Santa re
trutu uuw Ha# proposition with
Ibp Southern Pacific Tor the purchase
ui iH8I company right of way mp
zoe hIl FOO Old Strau8. from tho cross.
us u' .hr Rio Guudo which is now
uua u use. owing 90 the building OF
fhU gul Off, NJ tho deal i8 consummn-
tod tuis will give the new line a right
of way Bs far as the Rio Grando. nrom
which point % Will Doe am easy matter
Zoo Cot into El Pas0. either by an ar
anromont with one of the existing
lines or over Its own rails
Officers In 60 Paso.
Chief Engineer Kennedy of the san.
to re Central has been running a pre-.
Imiuary survey down The west banks
uf the Rio Graudc and the engineering
corps is now working just wee III El
paso.
Until thls work is finished the head.
quarters uf tho curiuocr'ng dlilrt
mont 10 Is learned. viii be- made in El
pas0 and This morning suite of rooms
Ice the Buchler building were rented
Tor that purpose and others have boon
spoken nIr as soon as they are empty
which would tend Go show that tho
company intends ro open nap large Of
uce here which means that active
WORK iH to ho commenced ON the build
uE or tho line
The building of thls limo win give
sl paso another through and direct
route 90 Colorado points and points IA
tho northwest. us the line iB being
built Tor the purpose Of giving the
Denver a Rio Grando railroad an out,
.Hi into the southwest. and forming
connection between the two west
rm terminals Of the Gould system
the Denver a Rio Grande at Santa Fc
and tho Texas a Pacific az El Paso.
Tho line viii also pass through q
rich mineral and cattle country be-
tween willard and El Paso and one
iu which the resources have lain dor.
mant for a good many years. owing 10
tho fate that rail- transportation was
al too great a distance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
MIehInan Monument

nurand, Mich. May 3o.-A hand.
some granite monument bon memory of
the twoniyc.ght victims. many of
them beyond recognition. who per.
ishod in the wreck of the Wallace cir.
Gus train hero last August was un.
yoiloi today. The shan b. OF gray
granite. thirteen feet high, and sulta.
bly, inscribed Tho cost was raised by
popular subscription among the show
people throughout the country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Rome, May 3O.-Flags we're hoIstod
on the American embassy and church
and many private housed today In OBJ
seryanoo Of the American Memorial
day There were no special cero.
monies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Manila, May 30 Memorial day was
observed Ia Manila as a general holt
day. Ciyil and military officials at
tended special church ceremonies this
forenoon and afterward the graves In
the American cemetery were decor.
atod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
Unvsll Monument Al AnderlonvIIIa.

unvoil Monument al Anderaonvllle.
Andorsonvlllo. Ca, May 30.-Tho
monument erected here 20 the memory
OF tho Michigan soldiers who auf-
ferod In Andersonville prison during
the civil war was unveiled today with
imposing exercises IN the presence OF
a large throng. Tho guests of the oc.
oaslon included Governor and Mrs. A.
O., Bliss. q Michigan. and a large
Iarty OF state officials, civil war vetor.
ans and other citizens OF tho same
stata Orationa appropriate TO tho oc-
caslon we're delivered By tho governor
and the unwilling ceremony was per.
formed By Mrs. Bliss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

During Che past year the railroad
employees in the United states mum.
bered about li5O.O0O The present re-.
duction in forces therefore amounts TO
about Z per cont of the whole number
Experienced railroad men say that an.
der ordinary circumstances about 2
per cent of the employees are laid on
during che summer months Tho pres.
enc depressed conditions appear TO be-
nelt more severely by the eastern than
hs the extreme western roads
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
Graves Decorated.

Louisville. KY, May 3O-Memorlal
day was observed here undor the Joint
auspices OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic and the veterans OF the
spanish American war. The graves Of
5000 union soldiers in Cave ilill Gem.
otory wore decorated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
solLgRMAKgRs WIN

IN the Game Aaalns, the MaehInlsts
Yesterday.
The boilermakorB defeated the ma.
chinists Al Athletic park yesterday ia
game OF baseball by a score Of 20
g. A good crowd was IN attendance
The following was the lineup;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Special Policeman Kennedy 10 prov.
ink hlmFol: AN ri1bt az a merchants
safeguard ln hls rounds last night.
testing tho DOORS OF this and that
store, he found the door Of ono Of Al.
buguorquoa big institutions unlocked.
Sc informed the right parties and
everything was an right from there
on