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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-25
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puntten an. obne grfOls.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
70 REMAIN IN RESERVE.

(Fram Wednesdays Daily Citizenl
a H. Benedict, special examiper
for tho. forestry bureau OF the inter
lor department. returned from a trip
through the ella reserve whittier he
was accompanied by Chief Ranger
King Wade, says the Silver City En-
torpriso. Mr.. Benedict left for Wash
lngton where no wili prepare his 70.
port for the department.. la conversa-
tlon Mr.. benedict said that the pro
posed elimination Of Cooney and Mog'
ollon from the reserve. which was one
OF the objects OF the trip would not
be recommended. a large number OF
those who had signed tho petition
praying for the olllAlnation OF the
Cooney district from the reserve had
IN the meantlme changed their Opin-
ION with regard 90 Il and 90 Informed
Mr.. Benedict. The part proposed 10
be- eliminated. has largely been cut
over 40 that there Is practically little
timber TO reserve but az It's relent on
In the reserve means the employment
~ special privileges In the way Of
buying timber 90 the mining com
panios operating in that district. Mr..
Benodict thought Il would BIO more
beneficial 10 the mining Industry as
woll as the other Industries In the
district 60 continue Il as part OF tho
reserve
with regard to the elimination OF
the southwestern corner OF the re-
serve. Mr.. Benedict said his recon-
mcndation la this case. would be de-
cided upon only after he reached
Washington when II the prospects Of
congress passing a lease law within
the next two years, we're good elm
nation would be recommended, other.
wise It would not. There Is very 1T
tie timber In this portion OF the re-.
serve but for the purpose OF protect
ing Il from over grazing. il would bet
yer be left In the reserve until such
a time a. lease law Is passed which
would give Il ample protection from
overgraAing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
HOMES UNDER IRRIGATION

ttrom Wednesdays Daily CitizenJ
Some Of the sociological factors IN
the national irrigation movement was
the theme OF an address last week
before the Philadelphia Congress OF
the American Association Tor the Ad.
vancemont Of Science. by Guy r. Nit.
chell an extensive writer ON irrlga-
ton and public land subjects.
NO question before tho public
today" SIR. Mitchell declared, pre-
sents more interesting sociological
phases than does the national irriga-
ton question In America, not only
through the great number Of homes
10 be created by artihcially watering
desert wastes but through tho far
reaching effect OF the working out OF
great government irrigation policy
and the general education OF the
American people on the advantages
OF this practice both west and east.
"rho social side OF irrigation can
be described In the single clause-'lr
rlgation subdlyides ana resUhdiyidez
land into small homo tracta.
Irrigated communities average the
smallest farms In the world. The
west contains thousands OF ave aud
ten acre farms from which men are
making comfortable liyings. The
social conditions Of some Of the mosl
Intensely irrigated tracts are perhaps
the most nearly perfect OF those ol
any communities In the world.
Now the 1Eect OF the great gov
crnment irrigation works. which arr
being pushed forward rapidly, will b.
60 create a western empire OF new
homes ana at the sa," time OF Incl
dentally. thoroughly educate th'
people OF the entire country on th'
subject OF irrigation. The conse
quence will be that irrigation prac
tees will finally onthrall the eastern
farmer. The facts as they exist Il
European countries show that lrriga
ton can be praetioed with great prot
Il on land which has SUFFICIENT rain
fail to grow paying crops. lrrjra'io
Is a crop Insurer besides guaranteoinI
double yields and when Il Is apple
70 eastern farm lands the result VII
be 10 divide them into smaller an
better titled tracts.
Along with the prosecution OF Oh
government irrigation policy and Il
great agricultural education viii the
come the establishment OF rural co
onloa throughout the entire countr
and a vastly improved Agriculture
and social conditions"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
COUNCIL
eleventh Day--ForenoOn session.

Eleventh pay--Forenoon Session,
Every member was present at roll
call. President Clark. presiding. Chap.
lain shlyely led In prayer. The Jour
nal OF the previous day was read and
approved.
Tue following bills we're intro.
duced.
Council bin no. 20, by Mr.. Greer.
providing Ter a mounted ranger force,
read twice and referred to the com
mite on finance.
Council bill No. q. by MT Ballard,
an act to amend section 2, chapter a.,
OF the laws OF 1899, an act for the
protection OF stock raisers and 10 pre-.
vent the sale OF dressed meats from
stolen cattle, read twice and referred
to the committee ON judiciary.
Council bill No. 2s by Mr. Ballard,
an act 70 punish the use upon horses
cattle, mules. asses. etc, OF any brand
that Is not recorded IN the territorial
brand book IN the Office Of the cattle
sanitary board. Read twice and re
ferred 10 the committee on territorial
affairs.
A message from Governor Oterc
was read. II announced that the exc
cntlve had signed council Joint resolu
ton No. 2. TO supply each member OF
the assembly with copy OF the com
piled laws; council Joint resolution
No. 3, 10 supply each member with
copy OF the session laws OF 1899
1901 and 1903; council joint resolu
ton No. 4. providing for a reward Of
g.. 500 for tho apprehension and con
viction % the assassin or assassin
of the late Colonel J Franco, Chaves
The council then took q recess until
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Afternoon Session.
After President Clark called th'
council 20 order. Mr.. Martin move,
that the council adjourn until THU
morning At 10 o'clock. The motor
carried.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
MARKET LATTER.


Special Correspondence.
Kansas City Jan. GA much
larger proportion Of the receipts Of
cattle last week were beef steers than
usual as the 5. & s. Packing company
doubled their killing here last week.
on account OF the hrc Ia their house
at Chicago early IN The week The
good supply OF beef steers attracted a
good many orders from eastern
slaughtorors, 80 that the good beef
steers closed the week with a gain %
10 10 20 cents, In spite az he heavy
rum Medium 10 common grades we're
neglected. however and lost to &c
cents. Quite a number OF ted western
sto0rs sold from Si1b to s5.25. and
the fair to Eood exec sold at ti.25 20
st75. Cows and heifers sold strong
and higher each day tll Thursday,
when there was a slump IN COW prices
and all the gain Of the week was lost
except Cor best heifers. which closed
no 10 90 cents highsr Western =
COWS and heilora above Gamers sola
from $3.50 to $3.50. Veal calves
brought s. TO seas, some Idaho bulls
sold az &2l50, range stockors and feed.
ers from $3.50 90 sa.S5. the latter price
tor Colorado feeders. i.027 pounds.
Some s57 pound oklahoma siockers
sold AZ t8so. The run today IS 10000
head and market ls to 10 cents low.
or. II was the opinion OF statesmen
that buyers we're counting ON a heavy
run tomorrow. aud only filled urgent
orders today Should the run be- mod
crate tomorrow strons prices VIII rule
the balance OF the week. Stock caitls
are 20 to 30 cents lower than Two
weeks ago. feeders about steady
Il Ia hard TO find a dissatisfied sheep
shipper nowadays. Markets are strong
and active every day. and although
the supply last week was 10000 head
and run today ~ 10000. market ID
steady and active today Light weight
Monte Vista lambs. 66 TO "a pounds
sold today at t715 10 $40. Otho'
sales n western lambs. 70 pounds ane
under, were made at s7.25 10 $40
Light Mexican yearllngs sold az $3.50
and $500 today, aud heavy yoarlinE'
at s6.25. some choice western ewes
i0i pounds. sold az SOLO. tho SAINT
figure a. a large string OF heaviei
ewes sold at Friday. Some fair weth
ers brought $3.50 today. good ONE
bring up to 1915 an around th'
sheep market Is 10 excellent eoudi
tiOn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
ROMANCE OF TWO CITIES.

From wednesdays Daily Ciilzenl
A dispatch 20 the san Francisco Ex-
aminor from Pasadena, California, Is
OF interest 20 Santa Fe people, for Il
announces the engagement and Inn
pending wedding Of Reginald II. Nc
Kenzie. a young business man Of san
ia re, To Miss Mary May II. Cllnch. a
daughter OF the land Of flowers. The
dispatcn speaks OF n romance and
says.
behind the announcement OF the
engagement OF Miss Mary NJ. Clinch'
the beautiful daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Iohn Clinoh. 80 bellevue drive, Pasa-
dena. 10 Reginald Il. Mckenzie. OF
santa Re, n. NJ. sou OF Mrs. w. A.
Mckenzie. OF that city, there lies a
page Of romance In Cupid'a diary II
was a case OF love az hrst sight, They
we're introduced by Willis Mitchell
during the last days Of the visit that
Mr.. McKenale made here six moutns
ago. In a few days the New Mexican
returned 10 his home. The young wo-
man gave her Bdmlrer permission 10
write her, and In the correspondence
was a proposal and an acceptance.
Mr.. Mckenzie returned 10 Pasadena
last Thursday. The young couple dc.
clare they do not believe In a hasty
marriage. and the nuptials have been
postponed until sumner
sMies Clinch s. an accomplished
pianist and a brilliant conversational
la,. with ~ wide circle Of friends and
admirers. Her lance IL prosperous
business man OF Santa We"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Ienth Oay--mornind session.
President John 5. Clark called tho
council 70 order Chaplain shiyely
led Ia prayer. Upon roll call every
councilman answered present The
Journal of Tuesday was read and APP
proved.
The following bills were intro
ducod.
Council bill No ~. by Mr.. Read.
fixing the time for holding court In
tho First judicial district referred 20
the committee on Judiciary.
Council bill No. 20. by Mr.. Greer.
providing that roplng contests DO pro.
hlbited, referred 10 the committee
on agriculture.
Council bill No "a. BY Mr., Greer,
prohibiting the sale OF liquor near
public works or grading camps OF rail-.
roads, referred to the committee on
Judiciary.
Council bill No. Is. by Mr.. Greer
TO amend section 1861 Of the complied
laws Of 1897, relating 20 the exomD-
ton OF railroads from taxation. Refer
red to the committee on railroads,
The council then adjourned until
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
NUMBER or CASES
BEFORE SUPREME COURT

The supreme court OF the territory
OF New Mexico convened Monday al
ternoon in rs chambers at the oapi'
iol, there being present Hon. William
J. Mills, chief Justice; Hon. John Il.
MoFle, associate Justice: Hon. Frank
w. Parker, associate justice; Hon
william II. Pope. associate justice;
Hon. Edward A. Mann, associate Jus
tice, and Hon. Ira A. Abbott, asso'
olate Justice w, d. childers, United
States attorney; George w. Pritchard,
solicitor general. and jose y. sena'
clerk.
In case No l.Ol7. Territory Of Nov
Mexico, appellee, vs.. Frank Reyell'
appellant. rape. a motion Tor diminu
ton Of record was oyerruled, the ap
pellee herein having waived ell tech
nicalities and admitted that the case
was before the court on lis merits
The case Is an appeal from san Juan
county.
In case no. OS9. Helen l.. ozanne
appellee. W. Fletcher NJ. Luud, appel
liant, the case was set for argument
on February "a. 1906. II Is case o.
t0rclble entry and detainer from Lin
cola county.
In case No. ZOOS. Maria. otherwise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
HARD TO or HsRDsMeN.
Principal Drawback to Goat Industry
IN New Mexico,

Prireirai Drawback 10 Goat Industry
In New Mexico,
Two loads Of well.bred Aneora
goats that contained a good per cent.
OF animals entitled 10 registry were
received here yesterday from Albu.
Querque, n. M.. and we're loaded out
again today, one load being consigned
10 Fort Case. M. and one other 10
rerro Hauie, Ind. says the Kansas
City Drovers journal. These goats
were taken 90 New Mexico a few
years aF1 to start herd OF Angoras.
but the rancher hal more than his
share Of bad luck. and this In addition
TO picking out rathe- an unfavorable
location for a goat ranch. The ranch
er accompanied the shipment this far
and will go on east with thcm after
which he expects 20 return and locate
at some place where ne can feed
sheep and be handy 10 the Kansas
CITY market.
"rhe greatest thing We have to con
tend with there is the Internal Mex
lean and his penchant for stealing,
said the ranohor. "a man cannot AZ
ford to own a ranch and stock there
unless he lives right on u, FOR the
Mexican viii get the nest OF him ev.
cry time. II is almost impossible 10
get an American 20 stay out and
watch the goats because n h so lone.
some. and we have 10 got the Mexican
as last resort They take advantage
OF an owners absence and keep 40
This petty thieving until they take up
most OF the herd II they are not
caught. In other districts, where the
isolation Is not SO pronounced aud
there Is some semblance OF society foi
the herder. these conditions are not "a
pronounced anu the industry moves
along better than n did with me-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
HOUSE pRocssOlNas.
NInth paY-Mofnlna seasIon.


Speaker Dglies called the house to
order at 1919 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing. Each member responded to the
roll call Father Raheyrolle. chaplain.
pronounced the Invocation The jour
nal OF Monday was read In the Eng
iish aud spanish languages and ap.
proved.
ar. Howard protested against read.
ing ihc minutes IN spanish, stating
that only one member Of the house I'D
not understand English. Ills sSgges.
tion was waived. and the Spanish
translation was read
Speaker Dalles announced that The
chair had overlooked to refer certain
contcs. papers at Monday afternoons
session which the clerk would now
read. They we're In the cases OF Clark
NJ. Carr W. Representative r. n. VIII
kerson. Of Bernallllo county; celestlno
Ortiz and s. G. Clark. OF Santa Fe
county. against Representatives r. l..
iiaca and Ramon sandoval. Referred
TO the committee on privileges aud
elections.
The following bills ware ,hen intro
ducod,
house bill No a.. by Mir. Ellis, an
act 70 create the county OF Artesia.
ordered translated. printed and re-.
iorred 90 the committee on counties
aud county lines.
House bil No. rs, by Mr. Williams
an act 70 prevent the defFaudlng Of
livery stables and providing a penalty
therefor Ordered translated. printed
and referred TO the committee ON judi
ciary.
House bin No rs. by Mr.. Howard
providing that territorial and county
officers shall furnish security com
pany bonds and that the territory and
counties shall pay premiums on such
bonds Ordered translated, printed
and referred 10 the committee, OF
finance
House bill No. 20. by Mr. Howard
an act creating repositories for ooun
~ funds. such funds 10 bear at leas
per cent. interest Ordered trans
lated printed and referred to the CON
mittee on banks aud banking
Mr.. Lucero introduced house join
resolution No. 3, petitioHlng the cou
gress OF the United States TO pass tn
bin establishing the Pajarito Na,iona
Gin Dweliers' park In New Mexico q
protect the cilR dwellers' ruins in tn
territory. The bill was read tire
times and referred to the committe
on mines and public lands. Mr.. ~
zero moved 10 suspend the rules an
take the resolution up out OF lbs reg,
TAR order but later withdrew the IN,
, ton.
4 On motion Of Representative Lynch
Of San Miguel, the house then AZ
lourned until Wednesday morning d
, 10 o'clock.
/. Mr. Dalies announced that a phoioi
\ rapher would take the pictures OF N
mernbers OF the house one at tim
f. "a they passed out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
HOUSE.

eleventh Day--Mornlna Session.
The house was called to order al
1886 o'clock. Prayer by Chaplain
Rabeyrollo The roll call showed
every member present A message
vas received from the governor an
nOunoing that he had signed council
Joint resolution Nos. 2. and 4, No.
2 providing that each member OF tho
assembly be supplied with copies Of
tho compiled laws OF 1897, both la
English and spanish; No. Q, proyid'
ing that each member be provided
with copies OF tho session laws. and
No. 4, providing that a reward OF
g., 500 b. offered by the executive for
the apprehension and conviction OF
the assassin or aaaasalns OF the late
Colonel ]. Franco. chayes.
The Journal OF the previous day was
approved.
In accordance with the resolution
passed "Wednesday the first business
after the reading OF the minutes was
the report OF the committee on priyi'
leges and elections. Mr.. LucerO fos
the committee reported ON the contest
OF CLARK Al. Carr vs.. seferino Crollott
OF Berualill0 county. the committees
reporting unanimously In favor Of the
oontesiee. Mr. Crollott,
Mr. I.ucero moved the adoption OF
this report but Speaker Dallos ruled
that the report was not before the
house until the report on all the con
test cases had been made. After sons
dilatory motions, Mr.. iucero ,sported
for the majority o. the committee Ia
the case Of Clark N. Carr vs.. Thomas
In. Wllkcrson OF Bernalillo county
four members OF the dve members 81
the committee reporting In favor %
the contestee. Mr., Wilkereon. In tbs
cases OF Celestino OrtlE W. u, l.. Baci
and c. Clarke w. Ramon sandoyal
all from santa he, a majority OF th'
committee. three out OF hve. report
cd In favor OF the cOntestees, Messra
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

known a. Kaooi Koury. roiator, W..
the Judge OF the probate court Mar.
cos Castillo, Of the county OF Santa
We. pauocino Lopez and Michael
Koury. a motion to tax costs against
respondent Lopez. was allowed and
the costs we're taxed against said 70.
spondcnt
In case No 92l. Guadalupe Peroa
dc Harrison, appellee. vs. Pedro Perea
Of al. appellants. a motion for a re.
hearing therein upon mandate OF the
supreme court Of the United states,
was denied and a motion Of the ap.
poilce for mandate 20 the district
court was allowed and the mandate
ordered issued.
In case No. i,of2, Harriet Carpen-
ter. ct al. appellee. from Grant coun-
~. an order was entered as 70 tho
satisfaction Of the judgment In full,
amounting to $4,000.
Case No. 1921, James NJ. Cunning
ham. trustee 81 A., plaintiffs IN error.
W. Charles Springer. Of a.. defend.
4nts Ia error from San Miguel coun.
~ was set for hearing on February
"a. 1905.
Case No. 1880. Felecltas Montoya.
appellee. Va Francisco fucero y Mon
toya. administrator appellant from
Benaiillo county. the judgment Of the
lower court was affirmed and iudg.
ment was entered against Francisco
Lucero y Montoya, administrator and
suroties on appeal bond for Si95.60
with interest at rate OF six per cent
and Ten per cent damages
In case No. 1884. Territory OF New
Mexico. appellee vs. J. ". Newman,
appellant. from Chaves county. for
pracilclng medicine without a license
was argued and submitted.
George d. Sutton OF Aztec San
Juan county. was admitted TO prac
tlce NJ the supreme court bar
J.. r.. Grlfith OF socorro. previously
admitted. signed tho roll and took the
oath a. a member OF the supreme
court bar
d. ID. Temple Of Artesia. previously
admitted. was given until February
"a. 10 appear to Sign the roll and TAX,
the oath.
The court adjourned until Wednos
day afternoon az Z o'clock 90 hear I
case from Otero county. having beer
asked 20 20 DO by telegram receives
from an Alamogordo attorney ate
which adjournment was taken until
February "a, 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
HOUSE.


Tenth Dsy--Forenoon Session.
Every member present. Prayer by
Chaplain Rabeyrolle. The minutes Of
the proceedings OF the ninta day were
approved.
Upon motion OF Mr. De Baoa, tho
rules were suspended and council bill
No. 3. providing for tho payment OF
the salaries OF the judge and tho dir
trict clerk OF the Sixth judicial dis
trict for the past and the present
fiscal years. was passed without a dis.
senting vote.
The following bills were intro
duced.
House bin No, 81. by Mr. Williams,
AN act 70 regulate ana provide for the
apportiCnment OF water for farming
and mining purposes, etc. Referred
TO the committee on irrigation.
House blll No. ~, by Mr. Dalles, an
act relating 10 registration. Referred
10 the committee on territorial a.
fairs.
House bin No. 20. by M. Dalies. an
act to provide FOR che compensation
OF the enumerators u pers0'a Of
school age In the school DISTRICTS OF
the territory Referred 10 the com
tnittee on education.
House bin No. "a, by Mr.. Howard
an act providing for protection
against the floods along the Rio Gran
ed At San Marcial apd for other pur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

by President Clark 20 await the re.
ports Of the various committees.
Council reconvened ut 5.27 o'clock.
Mr. Martin reported for the finance
committee. recommending passage OF
council bin No. 3, providing for pay
ment Of the judge and clerk OF the
sixth judicial district Tor tho past and
tho present nscal year Repor, adopt
cd. Moved BY Mr. Martin that coun.
oil bin No. be read 10 full on third
reading Passed and read. Moved BY
Mr. Read thet council BIN 40 be
passed. Carried
Council Din No. 81. by SIR. chavea.
relating to proceedings In criminal
casoa. on motion OF Mr. MOntoya. was
ordered translated ana printed and re.
ferrcd 10 the proper committee.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock today.