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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
MAKING RoYAL ARCH
mAsoNs AT ROSWELL

The Roswell Record says that al
che couyocatlon OF Columbia Chapter
Royal Arch Mas0na, three OF tht
most prominent ciiizens Of Chavef
county were made Royal Arch Ma
SONS ana that the attendance Al Tho
cOnyocaiion was the largest ever had
IN the history OF Columbia Chapter
The candidates who received that De
gree were Judge William IA, Pope
Councilman Charles H. Ballard and
Dr. parkhurst.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
WILL BUILD A HOTEL
AT LAKEWOOD.

j. -. N.cuuer. 90 Lakewood. was ~
Carlsbad tho nrst Of the week and
completed The arrangements Tor the
erection Of $4,000 hotel az that
place. says the Argus The building
VIII be- juxlO0 feet Ia size and will
be- a 2Or10m house Work has begun
on the foundation and will be- pushed
as rapidly AZ possible to completion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
ARRESTED ron KILLING
DEER OUT or SEASON.

Mr. GUruc the Ramo warden al
Valloclioa. had warrant issued YES.
ierday for the arrest OF Mr.. Dudley
who resides 40 the old nill Poet place
1n The rusas for KILLING deer unlaw-
fuliy ST. Dudley claims ihai BE- Is
not guilty oi the offonso Taos Min
Ing Nnnnrinr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

RADIO. which thus becomes the TEN.
poiury capital of The nation. and each
day or two rho secretary makes a
sixty mile ride ac oss the mountains
90 the presldents cabin. where the i'm
pOrtant STATE papers are signed
Two large packs uf mounds wee
occurred. and also forty horses tor use
OF the party.
The country D. The widest In the
state The neaiest railroad reaching
this paii of the state Is the Colorado
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
ALAmoooRpo WOMAN
HAD AN APPENDICITIS

Drs. J. Y. Gnbort and Van Arsdcl
operated upon Mrs. }. w schultz. Of
Alamogordo, a few days ago for ap-
pcndicItis. The case was almost hope
less as II had developed into a dcs-
pornto stage However. Mrs schultc
is doing nicely and on the road 10 rc.
covery Dr. Gilbert has had good sue
cess with nearly every case which he
has operated on FOR appendicitis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
INSURING, THE CAPITOL BUILDING
RULE SERVED ON sUPERiNTENp.
EMIT PEREA ON PETITION or
WUNscHMANN a COMPANY IN
The MATTER.

Wednesday forenoon rule 10 show
cause why an injunction should not
be issued preventing him FROM plae'
ing the Insurance ON the capitol build
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
ro Maks comrass d zoo Wsteh.

Get tho number oi hours from mid
night. divide by two and point the
hour al tIe sum $50 ihat thoashahow OF
match or lead pcncl falls directly
across the center of tho watch. l2
o'clock win be- north o'clock soulh,
west. aud east suppose ID Is .
a. M. number OF hours from midnight
rs ., One-half ~ AZ point i.a0 AZ
the sun 30 the shadow Of a match or
lead pencil falls across the center OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

Thomas Archuieta. Who drives the
stage between this city and iemoz hot
springs, says that the Jemez river Us
10 high that the stage is not running
regularly these days, but as the water
subsidies and the roads are IN "a better
condition the stage will make the usu-
al trips between this city and the
famous hot springs resort.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
LANDS RESTORED TO ENTRY
MANY ACRES IN SAN JUAN couN.
TY TO BECOME SUBJECT TO
ENTRY UNDER THE UNITED
STATES LAND LAWS.

Some time age by order Of the sec
Rotary OF The interior public lands in|
San Juan county were withdrawal
from settlement and disposition unGer|
the public land laws, Il being believed
that those lands would be included un,
der the Ia Plata irrigation project iul
contemplation By the United States ~.
clamation service. Steps we're takeia
10 have az least a part Of these iandsl
restored 30 entry. Il being believed
that they could not possibly come With
Ia the Ia Plata irrigation district andI
the following communication, in reI
gard 20 The restoration. has been rel
coived Al the United States land oil
fee;
sirs-Refering 10 department IN.
structions OF August 10. 1904, based
upon the recommendation OF the diI
rector OF the United states geological
survey you were directed TO vita
draw, for irrigation purposes In con-
nection with the La Plata project.
certain lands la your district. and yOa
are now advised that upon the recon,
incubation OF the direct,. OF the Unit
ted States geological survey. under
date OF the thirteenth instant. the sec
rotary OF the interior has directed
that the order Withdrawing the lands,
which will Lot be required In the con.
struction OF the project. be vacated
and the same restored To- settlement,
but not 10 become subject TO entry
/ nling. or selection, under the public
land laws. until after 90 days notice
lby publication.
/ w. A. RICHARDS,
Commissioned.
The land referred 20 In this letter
comprises total OF iOi $50 acres dis.
/ trihuted Snan Juan county as fol.
lows; = 20 n. r. "A W, 1880 acres
IN ~ N, r. ~ w, 49, $50 acres. r "a
IN. Il ~ W. 22.is0 acres; I 20 n. Il ~
W. 1890 acres. + 80 N. n A W. rs.
$50 acres, r - n. r II w, $500
acres, T 81 n. h 10 w, 20.600 acres
1T 30 n, II 10 w. 1900 acres In this
district are the towns OF Olio. Farm
ingtOn. Floraviata. Aztec and Cedar
hill. on the Las Animas and San Juan
rivers. II IL one 81 the best agricul
tuIal and fruit districts In the county
and lts restoration to public entry will
bring many farmers and fruit growers
into ita confines
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
TELEPHONE COMPANIES or
ARIZONA TO BE MERGED

Although not yet ratified by the
stockholders. II A. announced that the
Sunset Telephone, Telegraph aud
Electric company has bought the
property and franchises OF the ella
Valley Telephone system. including
over 300 miles OF wire. running from
Roosevelt through the ella valley 20
Chiffon.
Roosevelt Is connected with Phoe
nix by the Government line. connect.
Ing with the Phoenix central, and all
Central Arizona. from Prescott 10 the
southern part of the territory will
hereafter be under ono service. which
q b expected Will be- extended 20 the
Southern California Sunset cunnec.
TONS az an early date.
Mr.. Low euHteln. of the firm uf Price
a.HH "A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

.didland. and IN one county alone IN
,he luitHntstefu part of Colorado,
there Is more anthracite according 10
the estimates Of engineers. than Is 10
be- found In The entire state 81 Penn.
sylvanla. This county Ia Routt. and
adjoining II Is Rio Blanco, and In
neither OF these counties has there
ever been a railroad.
That the presidential party from
the first expected to have good luck IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

Reach Them" Is nice folder with
maps ana references 90 localities. ho-
tells boarding houses. mountains ahd
rivers In the great wilderness OF
lrondaok mountains. n you visit this
region once. You will be sure 20 go
again a copy Of The Adirondack
Mount aims and How to Reach Them. -
viii be mailed free, postpaid. 10 any
address. on receipt Of a two cent
stamp. 10y George u Dgaie s. General
Passenger Agent. Grand Central sta
ton New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
NEW SCHOOL DISTRICT
FOR LAKEWOOD PRECINCT.

Superintendent N. r. Kerr IA busy
preparing 10 establish two new school
districts west of and in Lakewood
says the Carlsbad Argus Tho board
of education OF district No is work
Ing tn conjunction with him and they
hope 20 have the work completed
within the next few days. The school
house which now stands one.half mile
west of Lakewood will be- moved onto
the townHito, by the Lakewood Town
company aud will be- used FOR religious
services, until the opening Of the next
term or until a church can be built
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
TO cuRE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE hromo Qulnlne Tab.
let's Az druggists refund the money u
a. fails to cure ~ W. Groves sigma,
luro ID on each box. Csc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
w A. RICHARDS.
lnmInl.HInnl

HAS STOOD THE TgsT rs YEARS.
TIE old. original Groves rasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what YOU are
taking. n Ia iron and quinine IN a
tasteloss form. No cure. No pay. soc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

VIM. Model, the wet goods man OF
Bernalllio. is In the city today on
business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

Mr. Lowenstein. of the firm OF Price
Bros, bankers and general merchants
of Socorro, is In the city the guest of
friends
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
CLAIMS NOMINATION.
WeIty Enpects to Yin Ohio Demo-
cratic GoUernorsMp Fight.

Columbus Ohio, June 26.-Although the actual
business Of the Ohio State Democratic ConVen-
ton does not begin until Wednesday morning the
facts that the districts to organize on Tues
day, that the convention committees have been
called to meet Tuesday night, before the conven-
ton itself has been called to order and that
there is a lively contest on for the leading place
on the ticket brought visitors and delegates to
the city several days in advance.
John c. Welty. of Canton. the first Of the
candidates for Governor to arrive. and he has
since been in active consultation with his sup
porters. Welty says he has the assurance Of
more than 500 votes. but the county estimates
as given out here do not indicate that any can
didate has more than 300 votes pledged or in
structed for first ballot It is held by close
observers. however, that Welty has enough re-
serve votes pledged to give him the victory on
the second ballot. On the other hand, the friends
Of John NJ. Pattison, Of Cler1nont County, ex-
press equal confidence Of their candidates vic
tory on the second or third ballot.
There is some quiet talk OF the availability Of
Judson Harmon. of Cincinnati, in case none Of
the avowed candidates are able to win. Judge
Harmon has no supporters working for him and
there has been no public announcement of will
ingness on his part TO accept the nomination If
rendered
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
SETBACK FOR BIG Strike.
AH Chicago Teamsters Not L'keIy TO
he Called Out.

Chicago June 26.-Grand jury investigation Oh
alleged corruption in connection with Chicasos 5
labor troubles ended to-day, and Assistant
States Attorney Fake laid before the jurors de-
cisions on which they may act in voting in0lct-
ments.
The general strike of teamsters, considered
Imminent last week, received setback from =.
P Shea. International president VINO argued rhae
no injury could be wrought to the dig employers
against whom the present strike Is directed oy
Involving thousands of other members of the
Teansters Union. and spoke emphatically
against any extension of the struggle Lack OF
funds is the condition that cenfronts the strikers
More than 1900 was required to-day to pay the
strike benefits to the lumber drivers sone
trouble was experienced by the union leaders In
raising this money.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
TO WATCH EXPLOSIVES.
Il Dynamite Squad Detailed from
DeDart7nent to Supervise Blasting.

An important step in the more rigid control of
the use OF dynamite in blasting operations in this
CITY will be taken to-day. when q squad OF fifteen
uniformed men of tn. Fire Department will super
wise the explosions OF all blasts. This step is the
result Of an investigation ordered by Fire Commits
sicner Hayes into the work OF the Bureau Of Com
bustiries SO far IL related to the of dynamite
for blasting purposes.
The committee has made q preliminary report TO
Commissioner Hayes. in which It approves his
recommendation for the detailing OF squad Of uni
formed men TO supervise blasts. The squad will
be in charge of Captain Herman. Of Engine Com
pany No, 35 and Lieutenant Kiey. Of Engine Com
pany No "A
Discussing the appointment OF the new explosive
.ad Commissioner Hayes said last night:
felt that the Bureau of Combustbles was not
sping pace with the increased use OF dynamite
or blasting in New-York, and that q more rigid
supervision and inspection of the setting of OF
blasts the amount of powder to be used. etc, was
imperative if some serious accident was not TO
happen
one inspector was responsible for a territory
starting 86th-st. and the North River and eX-
tending into The Bronx. The Mayor himself took
a great deal of interest in the matter and only q
few days questioned me to the progress or
my plans for more rigid control or dynamite
blasts.
II is my intention to know Of every building Job
in this city where dynamite viii be used ana 10
have the new direct the blast 1t IS my
Intention also to stop blasting at night, and II /
have not at present the authority to 90 So 70
ask the explosives commission. which mas tne
necessary authority, TO empower me IN IhIs ana
believe. however that the Fire Commissioner
has control over the use of explosives IN a great
measure by Section 76S of the charter
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
RAP AT WANDERING EvANGELISTa.
Baptist Minister Says Wholesale Conversion
Is Productive of No Good.

In addressing the conferences Of Baptist ministers
Yesterday in the West Gd street Baptist Chufeh
the Rev. DR.. H. r. Mesely strongly cr1uciseo .ae
-, NJ Major General Wood In allowing the
Ranoan Catholic Church IN Cuba 100000 for vsst-
ed rights" He said that to-day the Roman Casne-
lie Church is living this s.eeo.ea DR.. Moseay
has been in Cuba for six years. where ne says tho
outlook for missionary work is promising
The Rev James A. Francis. who has been deing
evangelical work in various, parts of New-York
stats for the last year. took at the wandering
and tent eyangelists when he said:
II am glad that the doors of many or our best
churches are now closed against evangeiszans work
Of certain type ] refer that type OF evangelism
which counts its success purely by the number OF
converts secured in a given time and Is accepted
Generally as last exDsdient Of churches thax seem
10 be decaying-
sided nj the meeting. Tie Rev. b. B. Besworth
told OF the success of the Washington Heignts
Church in raising SeOeo0 Twenty thouEand dollars
Of this waf given by John D. Rockefeller.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
SENATOR WARWICK SEES ODELL.
Explains His Views on Hooker Trial
Thinks It Will Be Complete.

geyond the presence in the city Of Senator War
nick of MONTGOMERY, a member of the Senate Judi
ciary Committee. there development In the
Hooker case locally yesterday. Senator Warwick
had brief talk with Ex-Governor Odell He ex-
ulatned that he was in the city his way to at
tend the Yale Harvard baseball game to-day Asked
ahoat his view of the constitutional right OF the
legislature to remove Justice Hooker, he said:
never had any doubt about 1t. even AT the last
session of the Judiciary committee ato ma NAV i o
doubt whatever but that the committee WIZ take
this view at its session tomorrow. The vote was
only to at the last meeting l am convinced OF
the constitutional power of the legislature 10 gov
ern as to propTiety the wisuofn IN th!s par
ticuIar case This is matter the whole Senate
should decide; not any committee.
The Judiciary Committee will meet at the Capitol
at o. nl and that time will decide the question
as to the right of the Legislature to act on the
present Hooker charges The general belief is that
to remove and will report the charges which have
already been favorably acted upon by the Senate.
The hearing of the charges by the legislature IN
ioint sessnn will then begin as soon as justice
Hooker's counsel are ready. Should the committee
decide otherwise and refuse to report the charges'
however and the Senate sustain It's position, the
proceedings would come 10 an abrupt close. Bu.
while no one now expects Justice Hookers re-
,oval the belief is that trial will be permitted
continue
The committees OF the Brooklyn and New-fork
bar association met at No. Il Wall-st yesterday
afternoon consider the Hooker case AS the a AS
ciarions TO particpate in the proceeding lot reIno
al the Bar Association is at present olclay elihl-
mated from the situat ton ano IT'S connittee inesLs
Yesterday was merely eonsideratlol oI the pIss
emf status of the Wallace Mact arIane pre-
sented report indicating the power OF the leSls-
iature to conduct the refnoVsl PioceeuiHss "'|iih
irs constitutional rights
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
HOME TO GET S95, 900.
Heir Missing for Fifty Years Re
turns to Flushing.

On December IA. 1852. James Travis. o8 0osA
Cove Long Island. then sixteen years old shipped
as a boy on the whaling bark Maria, at New-bed-
ford and from that day until about two months
ago he was never heard Of He never wrote TO
relatives and they all believed him dead Jacob
Travis his father died eleven years before James
went to sea. Another Jacob Travis, cousin. VINO
lived in Brooklyn. died in 1884 He left k6o.on, TO
be divided among thirteen heirs
Twelve sf these heirs were easily found. Out
James the sailor was the missing Ink. The other
heirs advertised in many rspers TO try 70 prove 10
the executor OF the estate. William Powell OF No
% WaIl-st that James Travis was dead. In laT
off Dunedin New-Zsaland, where James Travis had
settled hs one day the advertisement, and
straightway communicated with his orothsr Ira
o. Travis who lives IN Flushing, Long Island
The brother told James TO come on at ones anc
had for years, been lying IN the state Ifea8ufy
awaiting the claimant The State pays no interest,"
on such deposits II the money had been craving
Interest the amount, $4,000. would have nearly
doubled in the time 1t has been lying Idle
lanes Travis arrived in New-fork TWO weeks
ago and he is staying with his orothef Al
Flushing He brought with him his wife and one
OF MS sons who ia clergyman DE rnerrfso az
English riri soon after he landed from tho wh.les,
and he has eleVsn chnelen AiAo 'N~ef
There was a motion before Justice BlAncharo. IN
Part 7 Of the Supreme Court yesterday. asking tne
ifdse to appoint referee TO decide whether Trans
is the man rightly entitled 20 the money Tns
ilaae will appoint referes IN q few days
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
PARK ROW BUILDING RAID
4TES USED By POLICE.
Telephone Operators arrested and
Racing Sheets Taken by Eggers.

AZ & o'clock yesterday afternoon Acting Cap
.s,n Eegers. Of Commissioner McAdoo's staff,
- dozen detectives raided the suite of rooms
~ 25 70 % on the seventh floor Of the Park
p.w Building, occupied by the Hannigan &
mccormick New-York and New-Jersey Distrib-
,,.ing Company which the police say was pool
nom and information distributing bureau. The
-sts was one Of the most sensational performed
~ Eggers's men since the raid on an alleged
,ooIroonl on the top floor of the Wool Exchange
Bnf!ding IN West Broadway.
thirty telephones and six telegraph instru-
,,ents we're seized. telephone switchboard was
+ CIT of commission. nine arrests were made
s,d q patrol wagon load of the paraphernalia
rs,alIy found in 8 poolroom taken to head
quarters
The raid was made without warrant, Eggers
- his men acting ION information and belief
rbe detectives entered the building by the main
entrance and boarded an elevator, with axes
,-rs.ped In paper and hidden beneath their
,lotling On arriving at the rooms where the
suesed pooroom was in operation the officers
I'D not wait TO knock on the ~oor, but smashed
st II with their axes.
rhe nine men placed under arrest were found
sssted at telephones obout the rooms. with tele-
olc1e receivers similar to those worn by the
+e,.rhone Central operators to their ears. Ihey
ra,a their names as George II. Hammond. OF
NJ So East S5th-st said by the police to be
z5nnjsan the senior partner of the concern:
J0n Henderson. Of No. 321 West 41th-st;
TOMAS McGu'~s of No. 165 West b4th-st:
INES J. Mart Of No. 1876 East 13Sth-st-, Syl-
rs.er Bell. O ozone Park, Long Island: james
1iIIer, Of No. Is Albany-st.: John Nelson. Of NO.
So Cedar-st; John Phiffer. OF No. % Main-st,
nd Edward McCann, of No 153 East l23d-st.
The charge against Hammond was that Of con-
auctjng q poolroom, and the others were locked
I'm on charge of aiding and abetting. TWO
narrol wagons were summoned Immediately fol-
lowing the raid, one from Captain Hodgins S
station in Oak-street, and one from the Leonard
Et. police station
When the word went through the builolng
that q poolroom raid was on. there was great
outp0uring Of the clerks employed in the of1lces
in the big building, and Park Row was blocked
by & crowd that gathered to see the men brought
out. One patro: wagon took the prisoners to
Headquarters and the other took the telephones
and racing cards and other furnishings seized
An examination of one OF the books found in
the place showed that the telephone bill of the
company for one month was S100. Mons Of the
men made any statement, and they were held
until bondsmen could be sent for.
Acting Captain Eggers had been watching the
place for the last three weeks a result OF q
letter received at Headquarters saying that
poolroom on a large scale was being conducted
in the building.
Eggers noticed that large number of men
appeared at the rooms Of the Hannigan & NC
COrnIck Company at o'clock every day, ana
entered by means OF keys. They went away
again at o'clock The raid followed.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
FORMER JUSTICE IN TROUBLE.
Winfield Scott 0verton, Of Brooklyn, Ae-
cused of Threat and Collusion.

Winfield Scott overton, of Brooklyn, former
Justice was yesterday charged in court at FLUSH
ing with having made threats against company
hecause he did receive large counsel 1ee' anu
with collusion in making. director contract
detrimental TO the company without the kno"4edg
or the owner of the controlling interest Inc
charge and Mr. Overtons denial created scene
that Justice Burr had to repress.
Daniel Brown declared for his client, Mrs MOT
ris that Overton had demanded $4,000 counsel fee
from her. and tnat when she refused to pay it he
threatened to ruin the company. He further de-
cIared that a contract entered into with Jared
Timson by colusion without her knowledge
and that as owner of the controlling interest sne
should have known OF important plan before
il was conSummated s,-...o.
Mr. OvertoD who was in court as director
snrsng to his f. ct the instant Lawyer Brown had
ceased talking and demanded hearing, although
he was NOT present a lawyer. Justice Burr ac-
corded ii TO him.
."The statement just made is utterly and un-
oualifediy false said Mr.. Overton. There was
never demand for such counsel fee as de-
scribed. There never was threat to ruin or IN
aDy way to injure the company, and there was no
coilusion So far as l am concerned in this and
in all other dealings. everything has been open and
above board"
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
REPORTED N4VAL BATTLE
Whales and Ssoordfsh in Fierce
Fight-Big Iceberg Sighted.

The Scandinavian-AmericanIi liner United States
which arrived here yesterday from Copenhagen
brought the news of a fight between great
school Of whales and q dozen swordhsh, which
lasted for three hours. The steamer also reported
having SEEN last Thursday. IN latitude 1920 north
and longitude 1888 west, iceberg 500 feet long
and 500 feet high.
Captain Wulf said he running along at Il
knots early on Thursday morning, when he no.
ticed a sudden chill in the head wind which was
blowing at the time The passengers put on their
coats believing that a storm was coming up.
Suddenly the lookout reported the iceberg off the
port bow One OF the passengers who was On deck
said that the huge mountain OF ice at first looked
Ike fun rigged ship.
Captain Wulff. who is accustomed TO wonders OF
the sea- said Yesterday that the school OF whales
which he encountered last Saturday off the
Georges Banks the largest he had ever seen
III Is almost impossible" he said yesterday, Ito
estimate the number OF mammals in the school
They ran close TO the ship. and followed US for
several hours The fact that dozen huge sword
fish and a number Of strikers were on the outside
Of the school probably accounts for the greatness
IN the number Of whales.
One of the passengers said that several swordfsh
attacked q large whale that got away from the
school and killed Ct in few minutes.