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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE
TERRITORIAL BOARD OF EDUCATION
FOrtyTwO FveYear Certificates and Fourteen Life Ger
tIiCitss issued by the Board.

On Saturday the territorial board
Of education met at the ONCE OF the
superintendent OF nublic instruction In
Santa Re. with a flll attendance. Pres
ldont Luther Foster OF the New
Mexico College of Agriculture and Me-
chanlc Arts, arriving In the afternoon
having been delayed by the floods In
tho MesBllla valley Those present
were Governor NJ. A. Otero. exOnicio
president; Prof Hiram Hadley, su.
perintendont OF public instruction,
secretary; Prot. c. NJ. Light, president
OF the Silver City normal Prof la.
Their Foster president OF the New
Mexico College Of Agriculture and Me.
chanic Arts, Mesilla Park: Prof W. q.
Tight. president OF the University OF
New Mexico. Albuquerque Brother
nutolph. president 81. Michael'R col.
legc, santa Fe, Miss Maggie J. Buchor.
Las Vegas.
Under tho law enacted by the re-.
cent legislature the board Is author
lged 10 grant professional certificates
20 such teachers a. Il deems qualified
10 receive the same. and there have
been about seventy-ilve applications
Tor such certificates received in the
office OF the secretary. The board de-.
cided 20 issue two classes OF those
professional cortlhcates-One 10 be-
iiyeyear certificate. the other a life
certificate, but containing provision
that the holder the sof shall continue
In active service with an absence by
permit OF a total length OF time not
10 exceed three years, and that he
aHuNN 4. A
rule Was adopted by the board that
no lie certificate should be issued TO
any applicant who had not had AZ
least ave years experience in active
public school work In the territory.
and hat applicants not graduates from
normal school and with training oK.
perlence must have had az least three
years OF actual teaching IN order TO
be eligible for certificates ia either
class. A great many applications nad
been received for these professional
certificates from persons living out.
side OF the territory, but the board de-.
cidcd that Il was not running "a stamp
collecting bureau and that before
any certificate was issued 10 a non.
resident, said applicant must furnish
satisfactory evidence that ho had been
employed ~ a teacher within the ter.
rltory Recipients Of professional GER
iihcatee Will be charged a fee OF s.
Tor q hve-yenr certificate and $40 for
a life certificate. ANY surplus over
expenses which may occur from this
source will constitute a fund for the
use Of the beard, there being no pro
vihion made iOf such a fund other
Wise.
There were fOrty-tWO hyeyoar Ger.
lincates granted and fourteen life cor
tihcates, az fellows.
r. X. LaIkin, Maggie j. Bucber, Elba
stoneroad, Saliie II. Douglas, Grace
Oamer, Mrs. NJ. s. Garlick. Minnie
Hickman, Carrie g. futile. all OF Las
Vegas; w, II. Decker, Gallup; E..Ka-
beth Swan. LordsbuFgi j. A. Wood.
Santa Re, Isabelle l.. Eckela. Eliza.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
JAPAN WILL PREFER
AN ENGLISH ALLIANCE

81. Petersburg, June i3,-An emf
nent diplomat, In conversation with a
correspondent OF tho Associated Press,
referring 10 the possibility Of a Russo
Japanese alliance succeeding the war,
said that he considered that defensive
agreement " entirely unlikely.
III Russia were atill the biz end Of
the combination as was the case
when she rejected. against the advice
OF NJ. White. the alliance offered by
Marquis Ito. compelling the emperor
Of Japan % turn % Great Britain, Of.
ienslye and defensive alliance might
be- possible. Hut considering tho fact
that the British alliance has rendered
4 possible for Japan 90 nght Russia
for the re-eaiablishment OF her posi-.
ton In the Far Bast. / considered Il
out Of the question that Japan viii
bind herself In such a manner an
might compel her to assist Russia Ia
TIE event the Russian government
might later conclude to make an a..
tack on india. This ~ more i'm.
probable, lnasmuch as Great Britain
Is anxious not only 20 renew, but 10
strengthen her alliance With Japan"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
THE STUDENTS OF
SILVER CITY PROTEST

To the Citizen
silver City. ~ NJ. June s--in your
issue OF the 7th. you published under
the head Of special corr espondence
from this city an article crltlcizlng
rather unnecessarily the students OF
the territorial hvrmal school mere In
their class play. which was given al
the opera house the day before. Last
year this same party evidently wrote
you the same kind OF an article,
which you published, when both the
class plays OF the normal have been
exceptionally good for students. who
are mostly young girls and boys who
do not claim 10 have any great talent
IN this line. Il seems TO as that this
Is very unjust and uncallod for, as the
party who writes these articles 20
you for publication does II only out
Of malice with the intent, evidently,
OF iniurlng the school
The class play the other evening
was attended by large audience. and
only words Of praise we're heard from
every one.
This article was evidently written
by some young person who aid not
stop % think Of students feeting. as
well as the injury such nonsensical
stun does the school.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
Weak
Hearts

Are due 20 indigestion. Ninety. nlns Of every
one hundred people who have heart trouble
can remember when u vas simple indiges-
lion. Il 10 q scientific fact hat al cases d
heart disease. not ofganlci are noi only
lracsablo 10. bot are he direct result Of indl-
gssllsn. Al laod taken Into the stomach
ehich falls Of perfect digestion fermsnis and
swcllsiho stomach. pulling 4 up against he
hoan. This lnisnoTtt with he action Of
she heart, and IN thc course 81 time that
delicate bui vital organ becomes diseased,
Mr. y. Naubla q Hsetda o., alyn hat stomach
toohls "a as n : - rilie a. had haa1l tFoahie
uiih n ! ~ ko.ol Dyspsgtia Cue ~ abcli io'H
monihH ant n claad me-
kodol plsesis What Yea Hat
and Foiieves the stomach Of all nsrvous
strain and the heart 81 al pressure.
solfas oalg, 81 90 Size hodine az times The trial
size. uhlch sells ~ 500.
pFsparsa N .. Q. oewirr a co.. oHloAoo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
on ellison GARDINER.

aAN0lNNFs
war college will pass on the score.
ana make recommendation based on
the results.
For purposes Of the present cam.
paign the mines will 9e charged
with electricity but will contain no
dynamite. The wires will be 10 ar.
ranged that contact with the hos
tile" warship will close the electric
circuit and drop al Indicator In
the underground room on shore,
from which the mines are operated.
other mines viii be- operated. but
without the destructive charge. by
keys In the shore station.
II vessel IS caught In any OF the
squares which the mines are sup
posed % cover. the key dlscharglng
that mine will be- pushed and the
vessel will be constructlyely blown
up. In like manner. when a vessel
comes Within range OF the siege
guns or mOrtars, they will be- con.
structiyely battered With shell and
dynamite.
There are 10 be no extensive ma
neuyers on land lt rs not presumed
that the deienses will be penetrated
SO as 20 call for a land defense, but
the regulars az Fort Meyer End other
points In the vicinity OF Washington
will be ready 20 throw up q few
trenches and 20 check a landing party
In case any tricks are tried like that
worked BY the British in 1914, when
they sailed up the Potomac. aud then.
with a few light boats vent up the
Pe,uxent, and across country. coming
In on Washington from The northeast.
where there are no defenses Of any
kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
SILVER DEMANDED BV
PANAMA's BUSINESS GAIN

Panama, June ia.--The government
Of Panama in accordance With the de.
slres Of the Panama Canal commission
and local bankers has decided 10 coin
1000 900 silver pesos. This step IL
calculated TO relieve the demand for
silver caused BY activity OF canal
works and increase OF business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
MAY ABANDON
FORT APACHE


q Il rumOrod In army circles AZ
Washington that Fort Apache, which
wac for many years one Of Uncle
Sans most important posts In the
Southwest. and which was established
for the express purpose Of protecting
the white settlers In Arizona from
the hostile indians. Ia soon 10 DO aban.
dOned
The reason Cor this IA the fact that
the West OF today IL not like the West
OF eight or ten years ago. The days
OF indian maHsacrcs 90 practically a
thing oi tho past Tne enormous OK
pcnse of keOplhg up a lg~Uo army post
In such an isolated disti II when there
o. practically no need OF Il. II con
sidered unnecessary and d Is thought
that the recent trip over the South
west made by BriEarier General Adna
n. Chadet, during which he made n
careful inspection OF the posts IN
Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. was
for the express purpose OF abandoning
one or two posts IN the Southwest.
General Chaifce ~ president OF the
military board. which has supervision
over the army posts In the United
States. and whatever he would recon
mend would very likely be cOncurred
In BY the other members Of the
board.
Troopers Sent 20 Minnesota.
Last nlght ON No. 8 troops n and
@ OF the Third cavalry. United states
army. passed through this city on their
way from Fort Apache. Arizona. 20
Fort Smelling. MlnnesOt9. Tho troop
ors we're Ia command Of Captain G.
A. Hedekln and kdiuiant A. J. Bon.
iamin
The train remained In the city aboIt
an hour and o number OF the troop.
ers took a look about the business dis.
tIlct of the city An seemed To be iH
good health. and only one case OF sick
ness had occurred since the soldiers
LETT the post This was a slight At
tack of stomach trouble 20 one OF the
members Of Company u When the
train arrived az the station here the
ambulance OF o. W. Strong's Sons
was on hand having neen telographed
20 meet the train. and the sick man
was removed 10 the Santa Re hos
piial
Officers Somewhat Reticent.
Adiutant A. J. Benjamin was APP
preached by Citizen representative
relative 20 the rumOred abandonment
OF the military post, but he denied
any knowledge whatever Of such a
move on the part OF the War Depart.
ment.
lie stated that all he knew was that
he had been transferred along with
the rest OF the boys. 20 the northern
fort The troopers had been at Fort
Apache for three years past. and
many Of them seemed glad 70 get a
change OF climate
They proceeded east at 5 o'clock
and expect 20 reach their destination
the last OF this week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
ExPOSlNG FAKES IN
ARIZONA MINES

A suit has been laslitated Ia Pres.
colt that may be the precursor of &c.
ton against a large number of mining
schemes OF which much b. promised
In the advertising and little mater.
lalizes Ia development, says dis.
patch from Prescott In a circular
letter made public by Governor Muir.
ply several years ago warning was
given the public that many fake
schemes we're being worked on the
basis Of Arizona mining prop0rt-. but
laterly there has been little publicity
given 20 this class of 'inyestmont.
II. a. Sntilo OF Peoria, H.. has been
sued for miHappr0priation OF money
while manager Of the Burlington Min,
INK company. an Illinois corporation
operating On this county. n % claim.
cd that Suite. acting for the Cypress
Gold and Copper company. charged
the company with t2i 900. for the pur.
chase Of the Cypress and Expansion
claims in ISIS Bug district. while he
actually paid only $1,000 cash for the
claims. ~ L. DOOley has sued Suite
In separate action Tor $4,000, Invested
BY the plaintiff In Burlington stock
on statements Of defendant. now Dc.
clarcd 90 have been gross mlsrepre-
sensations Of fact. Tho stock a de.
clared worthless. Still q third suit is
pending against Suite Tor "a 900 com.
mission claimed BY r. G. Friedman on
the sale Of tho Three Black Buttea"
claims.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Madam DO Wolf and Master Willie.
two popular and well knoWn must.
clans, and who have resided here tho
past few yoors, expect % leave %.
night Tor Chicago. where they will
visit relatives and friends for a few
weeks. Friends viii be- al the depot
% see them safely on iae train Tor
Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
ANNUAL CONVENTION
OPENS AUSPICIOUSLY
Many Delegates in Attendance
Upon Session Sunday
School Association.
ELECT NEW OFFICERS TOMOUQOw

This morning Al $50 o'clock shs
lith annual territorial convention Of
the New Mexico sunday school
association was called 10 order
az the First Methodist church.
The convention promises TO DO
very succoasiul Quite number
OF delegates have alreasy reached the
city, while many will not reach here
until tonight, owing 90 demOraliKed
trufilc ON the RIO GraHde division.
Morning 8nssion.
The morning program opened with
devotional services. led by Sir y. A.
CiiHty These seryices we're followed
By MI ". y. Hammond. who delivered
che address OF welcome. and extend.
I'd most cordial greeting ON behalf
of the people OF Albuquerque. ID tho
visiting delegates. The response 10
this address was made BY Rev. J. H.
shiyely, OF Santa Fe.
Row John q. Carman OF Denver. rep-
reseuting the International sunday
school association. delivered an excel
lent address. taking for his subiect,
Greetings From Colorado" lie dueit
AZ length upon che progress OF Sun
day school Woik la Colorado and thf,
southweat In general. and has address
was not only interesting. but benen-
clai 40 we'll
Prof.. Hiram Hedloy, OF Santa re, tor.
ritoriai superintendent OF public In
atrucuon, represented President judge
John Il. MrFio. OF Santa 10. Who vas
prevented from attending the conVen.
Ton BY being detained at Tierra
Armarilla, where court 81 In session.
Prof Hadley gave a strong talk on the
importance Of Bible study 10 general.
ana Sunday school work IN particu.
lar.
Announcement Of Committees.
The following committees we're an
nounc0d!
On Nominations n A. pOnorAeId.
y. y, crlsiy, Mrs. q. N. Webster.
On RosOiutions-~ Rev j. l.. Shlvely.
Rev. .. ~ s0llle. a. H. Hammond.
Enrolment of Delegates.
Prof Hiram Haeloy. ROY. !. l.
shiyeiy. pastor Of the Methodist
church. Hng. George h. SEWER, pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church.
sirs, N. Bertha LcadinEham. All 81
Santa Fe. other dolosatos from the
southern part OF the territory. arrived
ON the delayed train late thia aftor.
noon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Ten Tsin, June lathe bOycOttiaR
Of American goods BY the guilds Il
daily assuming more serious proper.
tlona. The guilds have quietly deter.
mined 90 carry the boycott through
and the prospect Of American manu-
facturers u rather gloomy Native
newspapers are refusing advertise
ments Of American goods.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
AFTER PARIS on mUKDER
WASHINGTON FAVoRtTH

81. Petersburg. June is.--The Asso-
ciated Press understands that the 10
sue now being decided ID not only tho
place and time 81 the Ruas0.J apanoao
negotiations, but the number Of nero
tialors. and Il % believed another Tea,
ture not YET disclosed. Unless Japan
suggests Mukden. rather than any
other European capital. Washington -
likely 20 b. selected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Miss Lucille Imogone OBrien.
daughter ~ Judge James O'Bfien
former chief Justice OF the supreme
court ~ this territory. and David j.
Leahy, clerk Of the Fifth judicial dis
triet court ~ AlamOgordo. win be-
a-ried IN Caledonia. Minnesota. a.
az Johns church there on Wednesday
june aist Captain Loahy ~ well and
favorably known throughout Nov
Mexico and Mas O'BFloH. who resided
some years with her sister. Mrs. J..
Leahy. at Ration, Is q social fasorlte
Ia tho Gate CITY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Hon. Manuel X. Otero. the pop.
alar register Of the United States
land ONCE a. Santa Re. who spent The
past few days here visiting hin family
returned 70 Santa 20 this afternoon
on the delayed No. 2 passenger train
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
ELY's CREAM BALM
This Remedy u q 0poci1c,
sure 20 Give Satisfaction
OWES aELlHP AT oNCH.

u oloAnsos, soothea, heals, and projects The
diseased membrane. Il cures Catafrh and
drives away a Cold IN the Head quickly.
Restores the SENSES OF Taste and smell
Easy 10 use. Contains no injurious drugs.
Applied into tho nostrlls and ais0rbod.
Largo She, 80 cents al Druggists o. by
mali Trial Eino, 10 oonls BY mail.
tLS BROTHERS, 10 uaTsa g.. New Yea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17


THIS afternoon tho session opened AZ
$3.50 o'clock with q devotional aefvlce
ief BY Mira. n. q. Ten Hyck. Thla
service was followed by a very touch.
Ing tribute paid the memory Of the
late Al0nzO Norman. Of this city, Who
vas formerly president OF the terri.
torial association. hy Rev j. N. Sol.
lie, pastor OF the Highland Methodist
church. The afternoon session closed
with reports submitted BY the Oiicera
Of the various departments OF the
bernalillo county association.
Meet Again This evening.
This evening tho convention viii
bold another session, beginning a.
z Is O'Clock. AZ which the following
program will DO rendered;
song service. conducted ~ Prof.
e. L. krsba, scripture reading ana
prayer. ~ Rev J, M Bollie; music
By the choir. address. Boys" 81 HeV.
John g. Carman. Informal reception.
The convention will close It's Sea.
sion tomorrow. when the oilccra Cor
The ensuing year will be elected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Malson are
among those who are soiourning for a
few days at Camp Whllcomb.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
BRAND new CORPS
FOR COAST DEFENSE

rHs PLAY ATTACK OF WASHINGTON PRELIMINARY TO rHE
ORGANIZATION a Ttg
SECRETARY or wAR-How SHIPS ARE "coNsTRUcT.
WELV" BLOWN
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-23
Judge Sloan Renders Important
 Live Stock Decision.

Yesterday Judge Sloan decided the certiorari case of James Nor ris vs. Justice of the Peace Knapp of Mayer, III favor ofMr. Morris. : The Arizona Live Stock sani. tarv board seized five yearlings branded with Mir. Morris brand under the charge that they were stolen property. The case was tried before Justice Knapp, of Mayer, who entered judgement forfeiting the cattle to the Terri tory of Arizona. A writ of cer- tiorari was sued out by Mir. Nor ITS, with the. result that Judge Sloan annulled and set aside the judgement of the lower court, holding that the justice court ex- ceeded its jurisdiction. Ross & O'Sullivan appeared for Mir. Mor- ris.-Prescott Courier.
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-23
Present For the President
Walter Gregory's "When East Meets
 Vest"

Deputy United States Marshal Walter T. Gregory has prepared for the president q present which he hopes will reach the White House in time for Christmas gift. It IS painting by well known Los Angeles artist and the title is "When East Meets Vest" 1t represents a conjunction of the uninit1ated eastener and a wild est ot the widest bronchos which had special training in the gen
 tie art of bucking. The gyra- tions of the animal and the cxer- tions of, the rider to retain his seat are painful to the beholder.
 In. order to carry out the west . ern feature of the picture, Mir.
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-23

Some years ago the late Hor- ace Mann, the eminent educator, delivered an address al the open ing of some reformatory institu- ton for boys. in which he re- marked that if only one boy were saved from rum it would pay for all the cost and care and la Dor of establishing such an insti. tuition. After the exercises were over, in private conversation a gentleman rallied Mir. Mann up- on his statement and sad to him: Did you not color that a little when you said that all that ex- pense and labor would be repaid if it only saved one boy?' Not ii it were my boy" was the sol emn and convincing reply.
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-23
What Will the Harvest be

A question being debated in the minds of many is what the out of the difficulty which seems like ly to arise between the Mexican government aid the California Development Company, in which the United States may be a par ty, as a result af the altering of the Colorado's channel through the Mexican intake and as re- suit of the streams diversion for irrigation purposes in Yuma and San Diego counties.
 lt is generally believed by those well posted that the discussion which IS certain to ensue will al- most certainly result in a new treaty with reference to the boun- diary at this point, and the terms Of that treaty may only be con- jectured. There is a strong pos sibility, and some think a proba- bility, that the thing will end by the Mexican government ceeding Lower California to the United States for a consideration. In support of this theory, it is poin- ted out that Lower California, the only division ofMexico which has never been admitted to state hood, is so isolated from the seat of government that its resources can never be developed properly, and inasmuch as it is steady and considerable expense, the Mexican government will not be adverse to letting it go. '
 With Lower California in the United States, its resources of all sorts could be developed rapidly, and 1t would soon become agreat mining, stock raising and agri- cultural section. Its immense expanse of sea coast would be of inestimable value, and the Vol cano Lakes, possessing well known mineral and medicinal qualities would soon become a popular resort.-Yuma Sun.
Holbrook argus., 1905-12-23

Gregory took it to R. L. Bake of the Big Curio store and had a special frame made for it. The main body of the frame is of cac- tus with mesquite ornamenta, tions. 1t has been on exhibition in the windows of the store for several days and has attracted wide attention,-Arizona Repub- lican.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-07-05
Bent Her Double

II knew no one, for four weeks,
when | was sick with typhoid and
kidney trouble" writes Mrs. Annie
Hunter of Pittsburg, Pa, land when
| got better, although | had one of
the best doctors | could get, I was
bent double, and had to rest my
hands on my knees when l walked.
From this terrible sffi elton was
rescued by Electric Bitters, which re-
stored my health and strength, and
now | can walk "a straight as ever.
they are simply wonderful" Guar
anteed to cure stomach, liver and
Kidney disorders; at L A. Wadleigh's
drug store; price soc.