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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
SOCORRO


From the Chloftalu.
j. y Cook. whose health has NOT
been az good as might DO Wished of
late, expects 20 40 10 California soon
20 gee y r. change OF climate Will not
benefit him.
Sam creevy died in Santa w. few
DAYS ago. Mr. CrcaFy came 20 this
Vcirity IN 1852 with samuel &. Npnk
ana " q. Patterson from California.
where all three had been serving Ia
company q. First California Infantry
volunteers.
The hoard Of education held a meet
ING lhuwday Afternoon Cor the trans.
action OF routine business. There is
pow about $500 on hand and ln slrht
Tor The public schools OF the city.
which VIII make 10 possible Tor mo
schools 10 continue only about a
mun.h longer
Mrs. Charles Spnrleder. nf faa We.
raa, formerly Miss Josephine naasatt
nf tails city. ia a wieat With her Young
s1u ai the hniue nf MIS- w Homer
hill Mrs spoficdor used % he a
very popular young lady OF socorro'a
social circles and sim has meus
friends here who give her hearty
Welcome
Henry Williams, one of socnrra
couniy's thriving aockmen. came TO
Town last Saturday from HE ranch
near naill. Mr Williams said that
the ground over the whole western
part 0f the county Is thoroughly sai.
urhtcd By recent rains and snowa aud
shat he expected AN exceedingly GOOD
season for siockmen. Tie saani some
Of iho tine of his visit Ia shooting
duckg along The river north Of town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
SECRETARY BARNES
C0RRECTS ARTICLE
RECENTLY PUBLISHED IN THIS
PAPER ABOUT CATTLE STEAL.
ING CASES.

r To The Citizon.
Your article regarding the recent
cattle stealing cases at Gallup. was 30
4 entirely wtUng In every way that /
would Ike 10 correct H.
First thcy wore not "merc irrcgu.
larlties of the law" aud second, the
court did not hold that the hides
were not Out uf their possession as
long as they wer3 IN the hands %
their agents. quite 10 the contrary.
We had a number OF cases on which
% base trials bat except tor the one
\ charge. that OF not keeping the hides
: the required thirty days. We preferred
4 o. let the rest come before the grand
4 jury and district court
On the trial for not keeping the
iiues all the parties agreed 10 plead
guilty u we would agree 90 the mini.
mum tnc. Later on we agreed 20 al.
low three prosecutions to be dropped
ON this chargo and only one man was
90 plead guilty
This he aid and thereupon our at.
iorney, Mr. Spies, and myself asked
the court To allow this To be- with.
drawn and plea Of not guilty be en-.
tered IN order 20 give them chance
for an appeal aud not to prejudice
their cases Ia the district court.
lie was thereupon fined SIS ana
costs and the entire four placed under
bond 10 appear before tho district
court
Regarding the claim that the hides
we're still Ia poasurslun OF the defend.
ants have only to point 10 the fact
that the fifteen hides In question are
now and have been for some time tho
sole property OF tho Cattle Sanitary
board as We purchased the hides OF
The Albuquerque hide dealer Ia order
90 hold them az evidence
Moreover We had one Of the hides
al the trial and displayed h on the
floor OF the court room with hole
two feet square cut out OF Il where
the brand had been.
The rest of tho hides were likewise
nuillated and gny fair minded person
must admit that the brand was cut
ont bur for one puTposo--to hide a
crime.
VINO cut out the brands. we do not
say All We know a our inspector
icund the hides bearing tags showing
the arrested persons to be the ship
pers--they admit they dld skip them,
admit they We're Slaughtered in their
slaughter house but claim 10 know
nothing of the brands being cut out
There was not a hiut liz the lot that
had been OF the animal more than ten
days, at the Mrtherest when first
found IN Albuquerque.
hen the time comes the Ca..e'
sanitary board viii prove who origin.
ally stole these cattle and who cul Out
Tie discriminating brands 90 an effort
20 hide the crime.
WILL G. BARNES.
Secretary Cattle Sanitary Board.
Las Vegas, Heb. rs, 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
DID Figures Of The uaultabIe.

The fOrtyflfth annual statement OF
tho Equitable Life Assurance Society
%. the United States IS ropleto with
big figures that are evidences Of the
remarkable growth the society has
made in les comparatively short his.
tors. The amount, however, also
shows that blgness has not been az.
tanned al the sacrifice OF strength, for
the surplus funds OF the society are
larger than ever before In IT'S history.
and many millions greater than the
corresponding funds Of any other com.
pany.
The assets amount to sii3.953,02O. :.
~, and the liabilities 10 S383,l5s,.
i5i.53, leaving surplus funds. Tor the
protection and security OF the hnsi-
ness Of $50 .70i. 2G92l Through this
large sum accumulated as extra pro.
lection for the interests OF its policy.
holders. FOR the society Is the strong
est In the world The income from
premiums amounted 90 SCI Gl3, S8G. "a;
from interest, rents. etc. Sl6,i82,-
S6s2l, making total receipts OF S79.-
OlG69d.g5. The disbursements for
death claims were 5000, 5888B; for
dividends. fG,00l a02.5l. and tho total
payments TO policy holders aggregated
tab,3sa,NiIaO, or more than the so.
clety ever before paid In a single year.
Inc new business. excluding not
taken insurance, for the year was
S222,s20,037, and the outstanding as.
suranco was 81 t95.5l2. S92. The rc.
suits are very satisfactory and crodita.
hie TO all concerned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

seymour Rice left this morning for
his home az Kansas City. accompanied
by his wife. Mr. Rice made a rroat
many friends IN the city and qnlte n
shlherihs was present AZ the depot
TINS morning To Mr. Rice Is due The
credit ior the excellent minstrel show
uNen by the Elks last night. ana this
morning when leaving Mr.. Rice once
more spike good word for tho
Duke city and her people. ana 70.
marked that he hoped 20 return 10
this city IN the near future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

Brussels, Fob. Practically an
the maritime nations II the world are
represented at a diplomatic conference
uf admiralty experts begun hero 20,
day The chief object al i've confer.
encc is 10 formulate a treaty among
the maritime nationh on the subject OF
collisions and salvage The United
states la represented al the confer
eacc by former Supreme Court Iuatica
W. w. Goodrich OF New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
DERlRG.
From he Graphic.

From the Graphic
We learn from good authority that
tho Mexican woman who was shot by
q brute of n husband down in the = =.
birchneld ranch Us uoad. Tho murder.
or is sim az large
Mr. n r. Rogers. late nf the Arm OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

G, y. Lewis. formerly o. this city,
now one 0i the famous candy manu-.
iaciurers of Chicago. has sent a large
lot Of hIs candles 20 the EIks hazaaF.
and these Sweets Will be- on selc al
the bazaar next week. Mr. Lewis has
notified hia many lrlends here hy
postal card from Chicago that the
above candles are the very best and
should be literally purchased
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

Manager Herman sWitzer Of the All.
varado curio returned last evening
FROM the Grand Canyon on one OF the
wreck delayed trains He says that
Tom and Ellie, the Navaios who were
taken from the local curlo store 10
the GRIND Canyon are comfortably 10.
Gated out there and are proving d blg
attraction az the canyon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

A. a. Hail. day ticket agent al the
local santa fe station, crushed his
thumb In closing the door OF the
ticket office safe yesterday and Is iff.
convenienced 70 no little extent by
having the injured member swatched
In haudaEes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
ELY's CREAM BALM
This Remedy 10 a Specific,
Sure TO Give Satisfaction.
otvHo RRllNF ar oacg.

n cloanres, nooihas, heals. aud Yr0seeis illt
diaeaed membrane. ID cures Caiarrh ADD
drives away a Gold Va tho Head quickly.
Restore tho sonsog OK Taste aud Smell.
Easy 90 use. Contains no iufi1ua drliqs.
Applied into tho noitriis and absorbed.
Large Si1s, 90 cents az Druggists " ~
mali Trial aizo, 40 cents BY mail.
ELY BROTHERS, 90 Warren s., hs3 Yea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

tofday afternoon. returning iust hefors
dark, and cOuid produce only ono
dncaa Boys I'D me While rienhnni
surmiso that Mcdowell fN not ryon
Nil ,lc lone duck. and eItc rr0dii fnr
ilr capture t0 a valuable doc eoich
accompanied thU hunter nu BIZ tfln.
~ uls kind OF weather The Citizen
meaus sut1 aH ls being enjoyed TO-DAY
continues much lunRcr Dee baseball
ians VIII commence aglinilng the 90
tahihaiiun uf a baseball clbh Tor Al.
buquerQuo. 30 as 90 get an early start
Tor me summon eamos between teams
let io bp rraaulaed ai santa h.. t.as
Neeas, Gallup. ~ paso aud other
southwestern towna
p J. Ford, assistant to D. = uouan
secretary of ihc democratic central
committee of Illinois. with hesduuar
tors az Chicago. arrived ln the cii,
and viii remain until me woafnri
moderates. Mr Furd Hptnf three
months of last winter Ia Aihuduerauc
Hc says that the snow was two foet
deep la Chicago ou Sunday night.
Wien be- ieH there and o. WIS stili
showing and sixteen below zero.
William r. Morris and Miss Chrlaty
llerfhhorEer came ali the way from
Cripple Greek 20 Albuquerque 20 be-
married hy Justice Crplg ~ precinct
20. 10 was the nov judges frss mar
riago and q la hard 20 tell which were
the more agiiaiod. the bridal couple
or lhe officiating magistrate. Mr. ana
Mrs. Morris are on their way Ia Globe.
Arizona. whore they intend To make
their future residence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
Rlehnela snrlnns oates.

ng1es for the Episcopal conferences
at Rlchnold Springs have been fixed
as follows A W0man's auxiliary con.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
NEW MEXICO Towns

smith a h0wefa. has been very ni
WIN pneumonia n Chicafo. bai when
laaf hoard from he'd 30 far recovered
o. in hc rH itrti ont ol dantar
Mo- fftl Bent wife 90 A. Rent
auditor az fr0 Htatr nf Colorado. ar
r.9od ana H visiting hof aunt Mrs. D.
N1ffn NIre Fouf Do a former Dom.
iuf'tc hor childhood days having
been uaetod ln fhia city. wdan az Miss
ulcoli she vas drsefyedii popular. a
hoa' ~ uld-iime friends Rre pleased 10
meet here ana viii Try and make her
visit a pleasant one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
From the Headlight

Major James a. Waddili is able to
be nn ihe streets again after an attach
of "a erlnpe.
Mr. and Mrs g. A. Amout and
daughter viii visit neinlnQ ln the near
iWurc They have for the paai year
ana a bali been living in Denver
CHARLES HoyorlinF died lar Tuosday
III heWofrhaets of Toe lungs Ito came
Acre from 81 louis aud has hoen en-.
plnyed hY the telephone company. lie
was buried Wednesday His FATHER an.
rived n short lime bofure ~ passed
INTO the great beyond.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
SHERMAN TAKES Il HAND.
Orders Rigid Examination Of
Bakeries Inspectors Needed.

p Tecurnseh Sherman. State Labor Comrl1ls-
s,oner who has been investigating the condition OF
the bakeries since the strike OF Hebrew bakers
began left this city for Albany yesterday 1t was
said he will try have a measure passed increas7
ing the number OF factory inspectors
Before he went awav the Commissioner gave In
structions 10 his New-York assistants at No. l0
East Slst-st TO attend without delay to all COM
plants Of unsanitary bakeries. It stated there
yesterday that four complaints Of unsanitary ba-
keries were investigated one Of these was In
Henry-st., another in Sd-st and the remaining TWO
were in Willett-st.
The inspectors reported that while the Henry-st
and Sd St bakeries in bad condition, the VIII
lett-st bakeries were in wretched state. dirty and
unsanitary. The owners were notified 10 have the
bakeries made sanitary. in conformity with the
law. at once, pain Of prosecution. A statement
was made in behalf OF the NevYork branch Of
the department. which says:
The present force of factory inspectors is en-
tireIy inadequate the work il has 10 do. There
only thrty-seven inspectors in the entlTe state
CITY alone There are only eighteen inspectors for
Manhattan, and they are responsible for al me
take the inspectors who are responsible for the
bakeries year TO WISH eaeh one ,a GC. as sneI
factories were made in the district of Manhattan
The strike IS now ending, the strikers returning
10 work and Individual employers settling with the
union. All the bakeries stin were guarded by
police who had an easy time yesterday. A meet
ing Of the Hebrew Boss Bakers Association was
held in the afternoon No. Zs2 Broome-st TO hear
reports from the shops. Prominent among those
IN attendance was b. Angemacht, sergeant-at-arms
OF the association who last Saturday night went
20 q meetn. OF the strikers and offered tc sign an
individual agreement. Since then he said he
changed his mind about settling President JacN
Book said he had been furnished by the police
with list Of thirty-seven boss bakers who had
settled individually with the union. and OF whom
fifteen were members OF the association
We look on the strike virtually over he
said "AU but 4 very few Of the bakeries are now
running on the open shop plan, ana great many
them vi strikers who have gone bacA 10
work We will>try and make a living without the
union II we can't will have 10 20 10 tne union
that is hardly likely All the largest Dakerits'
such "a Schultz and Fleischmann = are non uiiiJi
The union seems TO make a specially OF worrying
the small Hebrew bakers. -, --.-.
There was plenty OF bread everywhere apI-Iehl-
lv Even tie pushcarts We're out again G deIlEtilns
bread AT the strike headquarters, 10. y 9iuIn I'm,
blast. learned that the mehloeis 81 ii.
No 30 who had struck in synpatIY' IN NioldILoh
OF an agreement were still out me eNiPloye IL r.
fused 10 take them back under the bIohen dsree So,
menr and they refused 10 go back on aug "tile.
terms Strike Leader Kurtz sald lasI
afty-two boss bakers UP 10 that lliiie ii'N S'ieu
individually with the union
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
BELLEVUE MEN WORRIED.
Don't KnO1c What to Do zcith
Troublesome italian Patient.

The authorities OF Bellevue Hospital are wonder
inE what TO do with Battista Catoserri who was
discharged from the hospital last Friday after
being treated for incurable disease of the brain
which had rendered him almost blind CatoserrI
who is twenty-six years old and a miner had a
ticket on a French Line steamer for Italy and so
in cash when he left the hospital and another
Italian volunteered to take him to the boat
He returned half-starved 10 Bellevue on Monday
and explained that the boat officer refused to
LEI him stay board because of his physical cond-
ton and the other Italian had volunteered to fix
things for the SO The man took the money but
never returned and Catoserri wandered about the
streets hungry for two days
He readmitted Bellevue but yesterday il
was decided 10 remove him from one ward to an
other pending possible removal 10 the island. The
nurse took the Italian and another from the first
ward but reaching the second ward found that
the Italian missing This was in the early
morning.
A general alarm sent through the institu-
tion and every employe was told TO search for the
missing man. Failing TO show UP. Catoserrt was
finally entered in the hospital books as left vol
UNFAIRLY
Late yesterday afternoon a nurse. opening the
door OF a closet, found the Italian half suffocated
He explained that he had followed the nurse in
the morning as well as he -7uld. but had lost his
way. and. cropping along, had opened door that
he thought led to some other room. He closed the
door after him and found himself locked in the
closet, which had no knob on the inside
Now the hospital officials don Z know what 10 do
with MIN. Treatment Is unaVailIng in his case
but Catoserri claims that II he is 100 i'll 10 sail
his native country he Is in need OF medical care
He has never been naturaliZed. The hos
piJal people will seek legal advice to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
FIGHTING YELLOW FEVER
Possible Relation of Filth to the
Pestilence.
+ba Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: fail TO wherein 7 behind the
tines my communication. published IN Sun
davis Tribune. l certainly admitted that it is
virus is found IN the blood of the patient. carried
there by the sting OF the StegOmyia fasciata- In
boiling down" my letter for publication you cut
out this: Then IL follows that cleanliness and a
regard for proper sanitation the first steps
toward eradicating malignant disease. This once
accomplished. the Stegonyia fasciata will be
thrown into a state OF fnnocuous desuetude.' and
not as now into one OF obnoxious dsquietude.'
The species Of mosquito which spreads the disease
is known. Now let have the origin. nature and
characteristics of the peculiar germ that produces
the malaGy Then and only then will the real and
absolutely sure method OF the wiping out OF this
dread disease. from any city or country be posi-
lively known"
The stegomyia requires water for breeding in a
cistern or standing barrel and is also bred IN gut
ter water. I know well that New-OrIeans. both
in her streets and in the aileyways leading from
her houses. is d network or cutters filed often
with the same WATERMAN waJer-as Is in her cs-
terms and barrels. IL natural for
who knows every inch OF New-Orieans 10 write
as above-"cleaniness a regard for proper
sanitation are the first steps toward eliminating
viruent disease" Hence the inference I wished
TO be drawn In the present crisis that all hon
oraole efforts balk disease praiseworthy and
not energy misdirected.
II the birthplace OF the steEomyia Is destroyed
then all fear for the dissemination OF the disease
By the mosquito Is ohliterated and no new foct
can be established by fugtives An ounce OF
prevention is worth a pound OF cure" in stopping
the spread OF the disease. even when the enemy
has entered ones gates. and with the exterulina-
ton OF that cause the danger must disappear
The root OF the evil still lives. however in adj
the Stesonyia fasclata should bs joined the night
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
LAND CONTROVERSY SETTLED.

Washington. Aug 16.-At conferences to-day
between officials OF the General Land Office Mr.
Ryan. Assistant Secretary Of the Interior. and
Victor H. Woods State Surveyor General OF
California. the long pending controversy between
the State OF California and the United States
government over the amount OF lieu lands to
which the State is entitled was settled The con-
trOversy grew out OF errors in the allowance OF
land TO California in lieu OF certain school tracts
and covers forty years. IL was discovered thar
these errors In almost every instance resulted
in giving TO California more land than II was err
titled 70. No statement made beyond the
fact that a basis on settlement had been reached
and that tO-day's agreement required only the
ratification OF the Attorney General and Gov
ernor OF California 70 become effective.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
FEVER NAY GROW WORSE.
Public Health Service Looks for
Long Fight an Ne7c-Orleans.

Washington, Aug. 16.-Present conditions and
probable future developments in the yellow
fever epidemic at New-Orleans are thus de-
scribed In the weekly report of the Public
Health and Marine Hospital Service just is
sued:
A comprehensive understanding Of the situa-
tiOn at New-Orleans as bearing on the possible
present time 1t is evident that the infection
OF the disease is quite widespread and not con-
fined as was at first hoped to few city blocks.
There is no doubt that the fever existed IN the
city some time before IL reported. The
local conditions are favorable for it's spread
New-Orleaus is a fresh water city" 1t has
been officially stated that there seventy
thousand cisterns in the city The drainage and
water supply are far from satisfactory though
new water supply. sewerage and drainage sys-
TENS are under construction. While every effort
is being made that science has suggested or ex-
perience dictated il is not improba bic that the
fight in the city of New-Orleans may be a long
one Indeed. with the active search which is
ii is quite probable that the apparent situation
will for a time grow worse rather than better.
To prevent the spread Of infection 10 surround
ing States and restrict il within reasonable
limits IN the city would be alone a great meas
ure of success. The effect Of the work in the
CITY under all the conditions so well known
cannot be accurately fOretold. though hopefully
considered.
from New-Orleans that Surgeon Berry's tenn
perature is normal indicating his recovery from
his attack of yellow fever.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
SCHIEREN THE F4VORITE
Republicans to Confer on Mayoralty
Candidate Nert Weeb

state chairman ocell President William Hal
pin. Of the county committe and other nror,-
inent local Republicans yesterday arranged y
conference for Wednesday or Thursday Of next
week at the Fifth Avenue Hotel that will mark
the coming Of the nayoralty campaign II is
expected that ex-Lieutenant Governor woodruff
and Michael J. Dady. of Brooklyn: Borough
President Cromwell of Richmond and others
viii be at the meeting. The city executive com
mittee viii meet on Thursday To issue a call for
the September primaries. and it is probable that
the conference Of the leaders Will be held before
that meeting.
The name OF ex-Mayor Charles A Schieren of
Brooklyn. was discussed yesterday at State
headquarters in connection with the mayoraltv
nomination by the Republicans. AS stated in
The Tribune recently. the Republican leaders
disposed 10 name a candidate for Mayor
and stand by him IN any and all possible con-
ferenoes that may be arranged by the anti
Tammany organizations. This plan seems logi-
cal to the Republican organization. because the
Citizens Union has expressed decided prefer
ence for District Attorney Jerome's nomination.
Whether there is fusion on the mayoralty and
District Attorney not between the Citizens
Union and the Republicans there is strong senti-
ment among Republi, ans in favor of naming the
nlayoralty candidate.
Colonel Michael J. Dady and ex-Lieutenant
Governor Woodruff have said that the Brook
lyn organization will present the name of ex-
Mayor Schieren in the city convention. and the
idea IS received with favor among Manhattan
Republicans. When State Chairman Odeu was
asked yesterday If the candidate would nave 10
come from Manhattan he ssid:
i don't see why there should be any
geographical factor in the situation All that
need saw about ex-Mayor Scheren is that he is
a gentleman OF high attainments. Nothing has
been done vet by the local leaders, and there
fore there is no clearly defined political sltua-
tion. BY the middle OF next week II Is likely
that shall get down to business and talk
over the situation
John b Stanchfeld Of Elmira was of
State Chairman Odelrs callers at State head
quarters yesterday. Mr.. Stanchield said that
II was merely a social call and that he was not
looking for patronage from the Republican or
ganiZatiOn.