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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
BUSINESS MEN ANXIOUS
FOR PROPOSED EXTENSION.

The Roswell Commercial club and
the Water Users association yester.
day began the compiling OF data for
the Santa Re Central In regard to the
proposed extension OF the Santa re
Central from Torrance 10 that city.
Tha figures will give complete infor.
nation and will include the entire
amount Of water used in that section
Of the PecOs valley and the number
OF acres under cultivation. Il Is the
opinion Of the great majority " the
citizens that the road will be built Ia
the near future. aud that Il will mean
q new era IN the history OF the city
The road would mean much lower
freight rates. With the Chinese
wall" freight rates removed. Albu-
querque win be- Ia line Tor her share
OF the trade OF hat section.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
NINE. EUGENIA MANTELlI

Nine. Mantelli. The famous prlml
donna who appears IN this city at thl
head OF the Mantolli operate conf
pany at tue Elks opera house oI
Tuesday night February an, mad
her professional debut az the age q
sixteen appearing In grand tour a
Milan Rome. Naples. Venice and Otn
er italian cities. Hcr career now M
cd she next appeared as leading med
40 soprano at the san Carlo Ihcatre
Lisbon, Spain She next appeared q
Buenus Ayers, South America, ans
very shortly became the idol OF th|
South Americans. Returning TO lialg
hor fame had reached Maurice Grad
aud ha made special journey from
New YORK TO Milan, italy, to hear he
sing The result was n iiyoycar con
tract at an enormous salary for thI
Grau company at the Metropolitan Or
era house. New York. AT the conohl
sion OF her New York contract. Mime
Mantoii made a tour OF the principa
cities OF Europe with Sig. Tamango
winning fresh laurels Ia Paris. borlii
Vienna, 81. Petersburg and claowhore
Three years agO she rcturud 10 LisbOI
10 sing at the san Carlos. whore sh'
had won her FIRST laurels when bat
mere girl. Her triumph In Carmen
ana other operas was enormous. o.
this occasion she was decorated D..
the king of Portugal Nine Mantoll
is not only a great singer she d.
most charming and cultivated yuunl
woman. speaking almost as easily a.
her native italian, four other Ian
gungos, French, German, English ani
spanish, and singing her roles II
them all.
Nine. Mantelll Is supported by sucl
eminent artists as Sis. Alberto Mime
NOldi. Walter Wheaticy. Sig. Merolu
George VAN, Miss Chstterton Hlcko
and others.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
STILL TRYING ILLEGAL
VOTERS or COLORADO

Denver. Feb. 3.--Wm. G. Lyons was
found guilty Of Illegal voting by the
jury today lie will ask for a new
trial. Meantime he must ROMAN IN
lail. bond being denied him by Judge
Johnson.
WIN. Kelly and Chas. Mueller plead.
cd guilty OF being accessories 20 %.
logal voting aud were sentenced 10
jail ninety days each. They escorted
a number Of girl waters OF restaur.
ant 10 the polls and caused them to
vote.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

THE MOOESHlNER'S DAUGHTER

"The Moonshlner's Daughter" whicl
Is 20 be presented at the Elks' oper
house, saturday night Is new an,
original melOdrama IN four acts.
thrilling story, Astounding In stronl
aud novel climaxos Is Interestingly
told. u ~ play that appeals to u
classes of tncatrcgoors aud ~ one 4
the few genuine successes Of the eoa
SON The theme OF the piece deaf
principally with the revenue SERVED
the danger and excitement attendant
IN hunting down aud capturing thI
m0onshinors In their mountain ri
treats. There Is a strong, health
sentiment underlying the play froiI
beginning 20 end. An attractive led
turo Of the entertainment IL a numbc
OF high class specIalties which are ID
tfuducod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
RAILWAY SLAUGHTER.

When We were weElng war with
Spain about 500 soldiers we're killed
IN Cuba and perhaps $500 died In hos.
pltals
ease during that war caused a wave
Of indignation 20 sweep over the
United States and there was righteous
wrath In every community whose sons
had bebn sacrificed In fever camps.
Ia Worlds Work Leroy Scott
draws a comparison between the
slaughter OF war and that chargoablo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
IFron rhursday's DAILY oItIzenJ

tFrOu Thursdays Daily Cltizen)
Max .eyy, the stock brokerage
agent, spending the day at Las We
gas.
Mr.. an Mrs. Isaac Barth are In the
city vis Ing and shopping from St.
Johns, a z0nE.
Attorney Julius Staab returned to
the city hls morning from a business
trip 10 ser City.
VIM. b ynolds, OF Chicago, has been
visiting friends al Mesa ranch, and
returned rome last night.
". q. Garcia Is az Santa Fe on some
matters 4 interest 20 sheep raisers
and buyers OF the territory.
Mr.. an Mrs. ]. Y. Huckel, Of the
Harvey Hotel aud Curio company, Or
rived frOm tho west fhis morning.
IA. O. plulson, the ticket broker has
purchase the Perry Brown property
ON south broadway from Harry Reh'
der
Lots % and a. block 81, PereR al.
dition, wore sold this morning 20 Mrs.
NJ. y. Greene by the Surety Invest
ment oompany.
County Assessor George H. Albright
and City olerk Harry r. Ice returned
from Santa 70 last night after visit
al the les Stature.
V. l.. and w. n. Edgar arc enjoying
visit frnm their father aud sirter,
n. l.. Edgar and Miss Suzanne Edgar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
STRIKERS AND MALTA
FIGHT EACH OTHER

Warsaw. Feb. 3--serlous disorders
broke out today az LODI. where $4,000
men are striking Some OF the en-
plOyos out OF the lace factory attempt.
10 return 10 work aud the remainder
forcibly retained them. A strong mil.
iary patrol was summoned and at.
tackled and lred on the strikers who
replied with reyolyers. Il Is reported
by telephone that the firing continued
till ! O'Clock this afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
A GUARANTEED CURE ron PlLgs

itching. Blind. Bleeding or PrOtrud.
Ing PILES. Druggists refund money MI
PAzO OINTMENT falls 90 cure any
ease. no matter OF how long standing,
IA 9 TO "a days First application
gives ease and rest. soc. II your drug.
gist hasn't Il send soc In stamps and
II will he forwarded posi- paid by Paris
Medicine Co, s. Louis. Mo-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

from the pressure Of the strict army
regulations. we're making things mcr.
~ on the train.
The time Is ripe for spring house
cleaning. Old leaves should be raked
tom the lawn and old tin cans should
be gathered up aud carted away 20
the trash dump There "a no reason
why Albuquerque should not be o
cleanly city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
SANTA re TO ST. LOUIS.
81, Louis Paper Prints Rumor Of EN.
tension from chanute.

The 81 Louis Globe. Democrat says:
Mr. y. Hawkins OF Hannibal. calling
attention to the statement OF Presi.
dent Ripley Of the Santa Re, 20 the
ness of the line would be- transferred
70 the Belen cutoff, suggosts an eX.
tension from Chanute Kan. 10 st.
Louis, afiording a direct route from
this city TO San Francisco. Ia add.
tion, such line would give direct
access % all the southwestern portion
OF the AtchisOn system.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
MISS MARIE WAINWRIGHT
I'm TWELFTH NIGHT

Miss Marie W'ainwriRhts produc
ton OF Twelfth Might" has been {
brilliant success from the artistic. an,
Of course therefore. from the fnancla
standpoint, Ia al the cities In which
she has appeared this season unde
the direction OF Mr.. jules hurry. The
announcement that she is TO presen
II here In short time Ia the promise
Of rare treat for the pleasure lovinl
public. AZ the Elks opera house. Feb
ruary 10th
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

According 10 the best Information
ohtainable. the Official list OF persons
killed during the recent disturbances
here contains over 800 names Ia addl.
ton 10 many unidentified bodies lying
At the receiving vault IN the Gene.
tory. The unidentified dead will be
buried tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
LAST RAIL rs LAID ON
THE NEW CLARK LINE
San Pedro. Los Angeles a Salt Lake
Railroad Was completed Monday.

faNrodu WAe completed MONDAY.
Tho last rail OF the San Pedro. los
Angeles a Salt Lake railway was laid
Monday near Good Springs, New.
There we're no ceremonies attendant
upon the laying OF the last stretch OF
steel which connects Salt Lake direct.
ly with Los Angeles and with San Pc.
dro habof, but the event will DC ~.
tingly commemorated on a date yet 90
De selected, IN which the officials OF
the road and chief commercial bodies
Of salt Lake and Los Angeles viii par.
tioipato,
This is the railroad which was or.
ganized by senator w A. Clark about
three years ago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
VIII spend Millions IN Kansas.

u. 4. Nudge. general manager OF
the Santa Fe. Is authority for the
stniement that that company expects
&c spend Sa.000.000 ON improvements
Ia Kansas during the coming year.
Mr.. Nudge stated recently that the
improvements contemplated by the
Santa Re In kaasaa include a large
amount OF stTnr nf asst In the oil dis.
lrict la soL,hegh kansas and the com.
pleiion OF the double track on the
Ottawa emf on and between Florence
and NewiOn. There are also several
steep grades 10 be lOwred which will
involve the expenditure OF large
part Ut the money.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
&C YOU stomaek . Rsst.

Your cod must be properly digeeted
aud assimilated 10 be OF any value 10
you. II your stomach is weak or ais.
easel take 10 ial Dyspepsia Cure. II
digests what you ea' and gives the
stomach a rest. enabling Il TO recuper.
ate take on new life and grow strong
or again. kOdol cures sour stomach,
gas. blOating, heart palpitallon and all
digestive disorders. l.. A. Sopor, Of
Little Rock, KY, writes US: I'VE feel
that K0dol Dyspepsia Cure deserves
AN the communication thai can be
given u, as Il saved the life Of our NJ.
Tie Girl when she Was three years old.
she Is nov six and We have kept 4 for
her constantly, but OF course she only
takes II now when anything dlsagreea
with her" Bold By y. w Briggs 4
Co. and 8. Vann a Sons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Dyspopaia-hane Of human exist
ence. Burd0ck Blood Bitters cures H.
promptly. permanently Regulates and
ones the stomach.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
WHY SANTA Fg MAY NOT
PUSH WORK IN KANSAS
Eastern Stockholders Fearful Of Hos.
tile Legislation In suRhoweF state.

Eastern Stockholders Fearful Of Hos.
tile Legislation In suHhoweF State.
General Manager Nudge. OF the san.
"a Re, announces that the road would
spend 10000 Ia Kansas improve
ments this year Mr.. Nudge has made
up his budget for the year and seut Il
east, and the money will be forthcom.
ing from the recently authorized bond
issue. Mr.. Nudge expects that the
budget will be held up for time on
account OF reports OF legislation hos.
tile 10 the road being sent east.
we Kansas people are not worried
over what the legislature will do, as
We are confident they viii not Try 10
harm the noad. Eastern bondhOlders
are apt TO be tlmid, however and be
SLOW about advancing their money "a
be spent on lines THAI they fancy are
10 be- unfairly attacked by the iegisla.
lure said he.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
OFFICES MOVE
TO GRANT BUILDING

The rooms in The Grant building
leased by the Albuquerque Eastern
Railroad company are now tenanted.
!. u. Farwell. chief engineer for the
company. moved In from the grading
camp OF The road this morning. and
his coming created 40 'ittle activity
about the building. Besides the chief
engineers desk. there will ne desk
for the New Mexico Iron A Fuol com.
papy ana a private Office for General
Manager w. 8. HopewCll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

From Thursdays Daily Citison.l
The southern Pacific contomplates
putting on large plumber Of more OH
burning locomotives this spring owing
10 the fact that d Is diflcult 20 secure
coal when needed and q IS also claim.
cd that OH Is cheaper
The compensation OF railway em-
ployes In the United States increased
from tfG5G0l bSi during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1897. TO $780,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
0'rom fridays Daily Clil1cnl

tffum ffludN lfNlll AlIlhehl
J. u Miller, agent for the ilolmes
supply company At isleta. transacted
business In the city last evening
Two young men we're before Judge
Crawford this morning charged with
disturbing the peace. Each 81 them
was flned 50.
N. H. Sabin. representing a whole.
sale house 81 NJ Pasu, who was az
santa Re yesterday, came in from the
north last night.
r. =. Han. proprietor Of the Alhu.
Querquo Foundry and Machine Works
left last night for a visit 10 his family
az Hollywood. California.
Owing 10 the rain. the Surety In.
ycstment company win postpone the
raising Of their Blk FLAG pole on the
Porea-Wcayer tract until tomorrow at
ternoon.
Mrs, W. n. whtoman, Of Santa Re
passed through the city Wednesday
night for southern California, where
she will visit friends for the next c0u
pie Of months
Mrs Solomon Luna went 20 Santa
20 this morning for the purpose OF at
tending the governors reception
which will occur at the governors
mansion tonight.
Mrs. W. "A. Greer ana Ben All
LOunsberry left on the late train this
forenoon for the territorial capital
They will attend the governors re
oeption this evening.
Tho ladies Circle OF the Baptist
church met yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Worth on East Railroad
avenue. A program was rendered ant
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Stout, with
their children, ~ Glendlve, Mont,
passed down the road for Douglas
Arizona, last night where Mir. Stout Il
interested Ia the development Of soy
eral good mines.
The New Mexican says Eiwar,
Ehle, formerly clerk at the Claire
hotel, has resumed his old position
For the past few months Mr.. Ehlo la
been clerk at the Sturges hotel II
Albuquerque
Gregory Page, Clark NJ, Carr an'
stephen Canayan, prominent republl
can politicians Of Mckinley county
have been at Santa re the past couple
uf dayB IN tho interest OF legislation
for Mckinley county and Gallup.
Train No OF last night carrle'
400 soldier boys recently returneI
from the Philippines. They had beef
discharged from the service and
seemingly joyful over their liberation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

100000 during the last fiscal year. and
the number Of employees from S2a.41S
10 1870. 900.
Extensive preparations are being
made by the Mexican Central 10 ox.
tend as lines In southern Mexico. and
contracts have been made for q big
force OF Chicago lahorers. Among 9th
a. improvements u ~ contemplated
10 extend the Guadalupe branch OF the
system
Tho last rail- Of the san Pedro. Los
Angeles aud Salt Lake railway vas
laid Monday near Good Springs. New.
There we're no ceremonies attended
upon The laying OF the last stretch OF
steel which ronnects salt Lake Clay
directly with Los Angeles and with
San Pedro harhor. but the event will
be htiinRly commemofaied on date
yet 10 be selected. In which the of.
fcials Of the road and the chief com
morclal bodies Of salt Lake and Los
Angeles will participate.
During the year le0f the Rock isl.
and railroad built nfioen water tr9ai.
lug plants on the Kansas division OF
the road
There is at present a big domaad
for section men In eastern Texas. but
the Mexicsns In this vicinity are un.
willing TO go 80 far from home
The Union Pacific railroad Is recoy.
oring four locomotives which have
been under fourteen feet Of water In
the Kaw river at Kansas City since
the flood Of 1908.
n. j. Aroy has been appointed resi-.
dent engineer of the santa re coast
lines at Williams. Aria NJ. H. Torrasa
ne Los Angeles, Cal, and y. r. Hen
ierson at Oakland. Cal
Extensive orders have been placed
With the Mexican Central for stock
ears. The cars will be brought this
month from northern points loaded
with ties and other railroad supplies
EASTERN OFFICES MOVE
70 GRANT BUILDING
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

who arrived last evening from Boon
Vile, Mo.
Miss Bdua Manwarln has Just re-
turned from Vclarde. n. NJ, where she
has boon teaching a very successful
term OF school. She expects 70 70.
main IN the city.
Regular services at Temple Albert
Friday evening a. 7.fb. Sermon BY
Rabbi Jacob II. Kaplan, shortest DIS.
lance Not Always a Straight Line"
Everybody welcome.
Joseph Hudson. who has done good
service ~ depot master at the local
station the past several months, has
resigned and returned 10 VI paso. I'd
ward Wells. recently OF Trinidad
Colo, succoedod Mr.. Hudson
j. N. SandOvRl, Of sandoval, San.
d0Yai county, expects to 20 10 Santa
70 tomorrow for the purpose OF op.
posing the removal % the county seat
Of SandOvai county from sandoval to
Bernalillo. which IL proposed
The following IL list OF people
who are nov a0iourung al Mesa
ranch n. J. Go0dall. Tyrone. Pa. J.
4. Barber. Grand Rapids. Mich, Mr.
and Mrs. J. y. Forbes, Grand Rapids,
Mich ~. stumpf uniuntown, Pa.
Mrs. y. X. Gray. Tyrone. pa.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
aundaY school Primary Teachers
union will be held tOmo.gsG afternoon
90 o'clock at the home OF Mrs. J. y.
Palmer, 50i North First stress. Pri.
mary Workers are urged 10 be present
and Al others Interested will be vel.
come.
Harry ~ Cowie. editor OF the wins
low, Arizona, Mail. was a pleasant
caller az Tho Citizen office today. Mr..
Nowie VIII look IN upon the New Mex.
leo legislature IN session ai Santa Pc
before returning home tie was ac.
companied herr by w. g. Ocary. ais.
trict attorney Of Navajo county. Ar.
xona.
~ Paso Elks will erect a $4,000
building.
A delegation from silver City will
attend the Molba concert
There viii be- one million dollars
expended for new buildings In this
| city th... year.
Mrs. h. u. Nudig. OF Santa re.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Hahn.
Is reported sick. but will be all right
In a few days.
Or. @. w. Harrison and Jesus Ro.
moro. who were at Santa Fo worl M
against the Montoya river commission
bin. returned 10 the city last nlgst.
Contractor Ed Lempko and family
left this morning for Valparaiso. Ind.
TO visit relatives and friends They
expect 10 be absent from the city
about thirty days.
A. k. ForCa, a young attorney Of
this city, h az Santa Pc working 10
the interest OF bill to change the
county seat of SandOval county from
sandovai TO Berualllo.
j. n. Cook. Of albuquerque, arrived
Ia Santa Re and went north ON the
Denver A Rio Grande. Mr. Cook has
secured a position out OF that city on
that road as a mail clerk.
Attorney a. W. Pollard Of Domius
and Attorney A. NJ. Turner Of Silver
City, nre az Santa Re, attending Legal
matters and looking up some ieglsla
ton for southern New Mexico.
Attorney A. u. McMillon. Assessor
George r. Albright and w. g. Neal
an insurance agent. were all at Santa
Ne yesterday and day before. watch
ing the doings OF the legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q GuncrsOn. tour
lists OF Aneta, North Dakota. passed
through for M paso. after visiting the
many points Of historical interest In
and about Santa 70 for several days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-14
INSANE MAN INVADES COURT
Frank kimbaII Requested That He he
Locked up This Morning.

Frank Kimball, ranch hand, came
hurriedly into the superior court
room this morning and asked for Sher-
iff Painter, stating that for four or
five days a half dozen men had been
following him and he wanted to be
hidden away in some safe place. AS
Kimball seemed to be laboring under
considerable excitement Deputy Hav-
iland and Constable Peterson accom-
modated him and locked him up in
the county, Jail. Kimball has been
drinking heavily for several days and
rest in the county jail for few
days, it is thought, will restore his
mental equilibrium. Kimball mas
been working for various farmers on
Eureka Flat and came to town week
ago.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-14
WEDDING IN HIH LIFE WAS GEL.
EBRATED IN SHELBOURNE,
VERMONT TODAY.
Groom Is the Son Of New York News
paper Man-Bride Daughter of
Famous Doctor.

SHELBOURNE, VT, Oct. 14.-Miss
Frederica Vanderbilt Webb, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. w. Seward Webb, and
Mr.. Ralph Pulitzer, son of Mr.. 10.
seph Pulitzer, proprietor of the New
York World, were married at Trinity
church, at noon today. Bishop Hall
officiated at the ceremony. Mr..
Joseph Pulitzer, Jr., brother of the
groom, was best man. The brides
maids were Miss Edith Pulitzer, sis
ter of the groom and Miss Wanonah
Wetmore. Among the ushers were
Messrs. Phoenix Ingraham, Charles
Draper, Otway Byrd, Watson Webb,
Nicholas Biddle and Duncan Harris.
After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at Shelbourne
Farms. the country seat of the brides
parents. More than one hundred guests
attended the wedding and the wedding
breakfast. Most Of the wedding
guests were taken from New York to
Burlington by special train and from
Burlington by a special steamer to
shelbourne Farms and back again
after breakfast.