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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
JUSTICE or The PEACE
FRANK TIpDtII

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judge Frank NJ. Tufrlll, Justice OF
the peace al Santa Rosa. Guadalupe
county, died az that place Sunday
morning. His brother. George A. Tur-
ril, Of Cincinnati, la response 10 "A
telegram, arrived a few hours too late
To see him alive. Judge Turrill had
spent a number Of years In the south.
west In search OF health. lie was
known at san Diego aud Los Angeles.
A few years ago he was assistant post.
master at Phoenix. Arizona. In his
native city, Cincinnati, he graduated
from law school In 1895. In 1898 ho
organized company X, Eleventh Ohio
volunteers. for the Spaulsh.American
war, but the regiment was never mus.
tered Into service. Later he entered
the Cuban postal service, whore no
remained during the American occu.
patton, helng nc Havana, and after.
wards assistant postmaster al Glen.
fuegos. Yellow fever greatly impair
ed his health and on his return from
Cuba. he sought the soothing influ.
onoes OF New MeXlco's climate, going
10 Santa Rosa IN 1901, where his life
was prolonged over four years. In
January OF this year be was elected
Justice Of the peace. which once he
filled with satisfaction until death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

csc roof the rain leaks.
King Imports his clothos from Lon
don.
lie occasionally visits In state Paris
and London, involving his hosts In
tremendous expense Tor board and On.
tertalnment.
When crown prince. after passing
hard examination az oxford. he wired
his royal dad Sacrifice 500 persons.
/ have passed"
When the king dies he will be ere.
mated In a palace especially erected
for the occasion.
Il would be considered dlsErnceful
u any man should so hungry while
there was food In the royal store
houses.
Next 70 the mikado, Chulalongkorn
Is accounted the most enlightened and
capable monarch In Asia.
lie employs several hundred Amerl-
can and European experts.
Tie has established schools for the
higher education Of both boys and
girls.
Under his supervision. revenues OK.
coed expenditures and Siam has no
public debt.
He has constructed hundreds OF
miles OF railroads and secured the In.
PRODUCTION a. electric lights and street
cars.
His capital, Bangkok, has a popula
ton OF 100000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
|,
THE KING OF SIAM
ENLIGHTENED AslATlc MONARCH HAS ISSUED A DECREE
FOR THE ARoLlsHMENT OF SLAVERY.

Born. September 20. 1853.
Crowned king in 1868.
He has twenty-thfee names. One OF
lem Is Paramindr Maha Chulalong
brn.
queens name. sowapa Pongsl
He has 800 wives
He speaks English fluontly, using
e present classical English.
Present dynasty founded by Chak.
4 In 1882.
Eleven Of his 1871 sons were edu.
1ted In English schools
Wears European apparel except on
Rte occasions.
Latest Improvement adopted IA the
and new gulllotlne purchased In
. iris.
! Has declared against servltude In
decree to take effect April I. The
ildrcn born Of slaves shall be free.
. the future no person shall be en-
we'd. Present slaves shall be freed
I idually.
Imported foreign experts 10 reform
iicial methods, police. sanitary aud
anCes.
King has twenty half brothers and
.nultltude OF sisters.
Il H. has authority 10 name anyone
Il his successor but will undoubtedly
pose eldest son.
Royal palace is masterpiece OF ltai-
architecture, through whose slam
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

Visit. when an entirely new program
viii be presented. Siucn tho policy
~ Mr. George SamueiH was first hof-
aided la these columns. considerable
interest and expectation has been ar.
oused among The many fhcator Roers
and amusement seekers OF this city.
Unless all signs fail. Of which there
N small possibility. We are 20 DO tho
recipients Of very maritorloua ana
enjoyable dramatic treat in this visit
of Mr. Samuela and his excellent co.
lerie Of dramatic and vaudeville or.
lists.
Tho company has lts own sixty foot
baggage car. which Is used solely for
the purpose Of transporting the spec.
tally constructed scenery aud para.
phornalla used Ia tho two big DrOduc.
lions that are TO be- produced during
this ongagemont. Thin scenery. etc.
IN peculiarly adapted for use upon the
stage 81 the theatera In this AS well
~ the other cities IN this territory. Ia.
nsmuch ~ u has been made with that
special purpose In view The result
viii be- that each scene and act will
be presented exactly tho Same Ia ox.
cry particular a. Il given upon q large
metropolitan stage
The first night of the enRasemeoe
VIII witness the production az one 81
me hesl molodramas ever seen In this
or any other part VI the country. u
u entitled "A Deserted Bride" and
nom start 10 finish 10 renlete with
sensational comedy and scenic feat.
ufna that are inr beyond the average
aanaliy Included IN plays Of this class.
On tho second night 81 the enRagt-
ineni, the very laughablo and natural
comedy The Man from Mexico" will
be- tho bill
Clever vaudeville features win h.
introduced during the progress o.
each % these niayg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
PENALTY FOR LISTENING
TO FASHION NOT REASON

Tipped by the high heel Of hor
shoe. Mrs. Delnnd r. Stevens. daugh.
ter-ln,law. of John H. Stevens. chief
engineer IN charge OF the construction
OF the Panama canal, fell down a
flight of stairs in the Kan as City
Union depot recently ana lay stunned
ana bleeding on LANDING Blood
flowed from cut on her forehUad,
covering har face and the iron. OF her
clothing She was picked up and car.
ried to a scat and DR. Chapgen and
ur Pickard were summoned They
found she was not dangerously hurt.
Mrs stevens was ON the way from
Little Rock. Ark to Trenton, Mo-.
her former homo. 10 visit hcr mothcr.
Mrs s. ~ nagloy. Her hu and, d.
w. Stevens. b. employed ln ue Office
OF w. >. Tnsman, general uper.n-
teulont of the ChoctaW division of
lhe Rock hlnnd railway. 90 Little
Rock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
YOUNG LADY WILL
RECOVER FROM INJURIES.

The recovery OF Miss Manette My.
ers now seems certain and II Is
thought that she win be able 20 OF
mp In two or three weeks. says the
Ration Range. Considering that her
life has been despalred OF until the
last few days. this r. cheering news
TO her friends. u may be a long time
before Miss Myer1 can put her weight
upon her feet. but her family feel 80
sure OF her ultimate recovery that
they have slept for the past few nights
FOR the hFst time since the accident
occurred.
Miss MyeFs Is but 10 years Of age.
and graduated here last spring, be.
ing the youngest pupil the nigh school
ever graduated.
"a win be remembered that Miss NV.
ers was the victim OF runaway team
a Jew days ago, which belonged 10 the
Ration Ice company, The heavy wagon
crushed her ankle IN passing over her
and she also sustained serious nervous
injuries which have retarded her re-.
coyery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS ON
RAIlW WAY f9suES

The republican party of Nebraska.
In convention assembled. has adopted
platform containing, among other
statements, the following:
We believe strictly In the princl-
pie OF equality before the law, rs ap.
piled 10 the transportation business,
aud therefore demand immediate re
lief through the enforcement OF ex
listing laws or through amendatory
legislation from the payment ~ re-
bates to fayoIite shippers. and unlaw-
full and wrongful DETERMINATIONS he
tween communities and individuals,
both In the state and in the nation
With unhounded confidence in The
INTEGRITY and statesmanEhin OF presl.
dent Roosevelt we heartily approve
his recent utterances 10 which he
says; ! believe that all corporations
engaged In Interstate commerce
should be under the supervision OF the
national government. | DO not believe
Ia taking steps hastily. and % may be
that all that Is necessary In the lmmo-
diate future Is 90 pass an interstate
commerce bin comforting upon some
branch OF the executive government
the power OF effective action 20 REM
cdy the abuses iu connection with rail-
way transportation
we Request and demand OF our rep
resentatiyes iu congress active and
harmonious corporation with PTesi-
don't Roosevelt along these lines, TO
the end thai corporate rapaclly. eXtor
ton and abuses may be subdued and
abolished and the Sovereignty Of the
people over corporations fully. prompt
~ aud permanently established.
We believe that the givlug OF free
transportation upon railways % detri-
mental TO the interests OF the people.
tnd recommend that law be enacted
by The legislature Of this state TO pro-
n.Nlf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

yer Republican The company has
built spurs to whore the coal veins
have been opened and Il a. predicted
that within short time the mines
VIII not only produce enough coal for
the use Of the Colorado divisions Of
the road. but Will have auf0uty
each month TO piaJe on the market.
The railroad company holds large
tracts OF aud In the vicinity az Flor.
ence, much of which coal "a known 10
exist. In many places the veins have
been opened and mines are already
producing small quantities Spurs
from the main line 90 TIE points
where the veins have been uncovered
have been building since last spring
anu are now In almost every IN.
stance completed and the active pro.
duoiion Of coal by the road wlll soon
begin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
INITIAL PERFORMANCES or THE
GEORGE SAMUELS COMP ANY

One of the most promising tdoatri-
cal events ~ the season "a announced
FOR the nights Of Oct Q and 10 az the
Eiks' opera house. whom the organize
ton known o. 4lhc George Samuels
Attractions" viii make w. first ap.
pearanco Ia this city
AZ previously announced this visit
viii hc followed later with "a return
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
SOTwN0NANuYPIPE
.IWHrO HANDLES
INDICATOR
LIKE A HURST
"a on A SHERIDAN

siuntly employed win the money
she earned ns an umpire Miss Clement
Gays Fhr WI. Do able 20 outfit herself
tof years work IN college
When Miss Cinmnnt began umbiffnr
amateur Eames ust year. sha was az
attraction chiefly f1f tho novelty az
seeing woman ln that position Miss
Clement however asa nor consider
her umpIrInE as "a Joke Her clever.
ness soon attracted the attention of
mhnaEcrH OF professional teams
When tAe Renutiilr. Nlsa.. ana the
hawnrdou, Ca teams. both recognized
champion Independent organizations
ln tholt states. met for a series of
games tO determine the Championship.
Miss Clement was chosen for umpire
The rnmes we're PLAYED before i'm.
mcnsc crowds Her work was hlehly
satisfactory 10 both tcams.
How did become an umplrof" 70
peatcd Miss Clement We'll. I was
called uu once 90 umpire n game be-
tween two lodges They took me moro
o. Joke than anything else. hut
held them down TO some rules they
knoW nothing about ! asa fairly well,
I suppose of "a least the best ! could.
/ have never had any trouble with tho
players. They always treat me with
respect. possibly because avn
woman. but ! am inclined 60 think Il
IA because they are satisfied with my
decisions, as NO bail team would stand
20 lose because Of w0mans poor
work. Sometimes ! miscal a hall. but
The hcst umpires DO that umpiring
isn't as easy aH D. looks, but ~ You
Keep your eyes open and don't play
too much CD the strand stand there
viii be little trouble ! llbc the work.
aud, " they viii stand for woman
umpire In the league me for that next
year"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
RAILWAY COMMISSION
DEMANDS THE NAMES

The railroad commission of Arkan.
sas nj ia regular meeting on SUpiom.
Der 30, adopted a resolution In effect
that all roads that carry passengers
In the state be- required TO furnish the
commission on or before October IA,
1905. with the names Of all persons
TO whom they have furnished free or
reduced rate transportation, and tho
kind OF free or reduced rate transp0r-
tation furnished each OF said indiyid-
uals, and under what provision Of the
statutes OF the state such trausporta-
tion was 20 furnished" The commits
sion has notified the roads TO furnish
the Information indicated In this reao.
luton from January !, 1905. to date.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
SHOULD APPLY ALSO
TO PASSENGER CARS

Orders have been Issued on the
PlttsburR. Fort Wayne q Chicago rail-
road thar mo- freight cars with q capa-
city Of 10000 pounds or less must be
placed ahead Of q heavier car in max.
Ing up O. train. The largo Ngei cars.
of which there 81 "a large number run
ming on ihs iao. have capacity Of
100000 pounds They woIeh $4,000
poundH. This Is total weight Of 49,.
400 pounds. Whe1 "a number " these
cars are IN tho ,yar Of lighter cars
their momentum. Al case of d sudden
stop 0f M going down grade Is such
as 20 badly strain and sometimes
twist and crush The small cars For
that reason an the lighter cars are 10
be placed ln the rear OF thC heavier
ones. u Is said bar hereafter The
Pennsylvania railroad Wiz build no
cars of less than 10000 p0unds capac.
ity and very few 81 that size
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

To feed tho 10000 or more workmen
on the Panama canal and give them
ijust what they are used to at home,
J. ~ Marol OF Omaha Mas Just OBJ
tanned q five year contract. In spite
OF abnormal conditions. he thinks, he
can feed them at what IL supposed TO
DO the average cost OF living az hime.
Markell made his bid after making
a personal inspection Of the isthmus.
The canal employees are not 20 be com.
PEELED to patrouize the commissary,
hut be Is pledged to have lt there for
all who may want 70.
Markets whole life has been spent
Ia catering ON large scale. Al pres.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
A YOUNG THIEF
AT The MEADOW CRY

Nora MontoyR. tho 9.year,old girl,
Who was arrested some time ago for
stealing purse from the Closson
house, Is again In trouble says the
Optic. A clock disappeared from the
home OF Mrs. Smith. on South Fourth
street, and Mrs. Dillon OF the same
neighhorhood. lost watch. Ohlcor
hen Coles made a search and found
the articles IN the possession OF the
little girl Il viii be well Tor house.
holders TO keep a watch on this little
maiden. who is too email TO send 10
jail but who has q woll trained Grim.
inal instinct.
Fred Fornog denpfv IIoi,ea sto,os
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
THE SANTA RI sUsV
WITH coLcFf,Do MINES

During the past siK months ga im.
MEME sum OF money has BEEN OK.
pond,d by tho AtchlsOn, Topeka a
Santa w railroad la the development
Of coal folds held By the company Ia
the vicinity d Florence, says thN Den.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
GEORGIA INCREASES


BY the decision OF the board 0i tax
arbltiat0rs Of Georgia. Ia the apneal
Of The Atlantic Coast line against the
assessment made 10y the comptroller
OF TIE state, the company Is required
% pay taxes on q valuation of tt2..
5000 on lts eos miles within the
state. OF this the physical property
Is assessed at t9.i2GO3s. and the ran.
chisos AZ S3.bli5T0. In It's RETAINS 20
the comptroller the company had es-
tlmatod the value OF ite property at
ti0,692.gi2, being 3s.1G5.842 for phys.
ical property aud f2.A6f6TO for fran.
chlse The arbltfators Increase tnis
estimate by s2.0i0,G9G
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
TO TEST THE
WlsconslN TAX LAW.

suit to test the validity OF the
Wisconsin law providing for the taxa.
ton OF railway property within the
gun In the circuit court az Madison AZ
the instance OF the Chicago & North.
western. Previous to the passage Of
tho Law two years ago the roads paid
a cash fee as license. based on
gross oarnlngt. Under tho psesent
law the valuation OF properties is
fixed by the state tax commission,
which last year raised the taxes from
81 1900 600 10 $1,000. 600. aud promises
further Increase this year The na.
els Of the suit Us alleged lack Of uni.
formity ln taxation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

headquarters to stations on the canal
with supplies.
breakfast for the Americans wiz
consist OF fruit, cereals. meat or eggs.
vegetables. bread aud butter. and cot
fee or tea; dinner. the same with the
addition Of soup and fish and pie and
pudding Supper will be a replica OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
RAILROAD NOTES


From August 30 TO September 10,
e2,561 pieces Of baggage were check.
cd BY the baggage department at the
Union depot. says the Denver News
or this amount 81 800 pieces wore re.
coivod aud iii5s pieces forwarded
IN addition 60 that a large amount was
received and forwarded during this
time IN special cars, not checked,
which would Increase the number To-
az least 100000 pieces During the
month OF september the total number
% pieces handled was l70.205. being
an Increase ~ G3. 200 over the month
of September. 1904.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
PARTICULARS or STRIKE
AMCNG THE oRF

A special dispatch from Durango
Colo, 90 the Denver Republican, dated
October .. says:
A riot by angry Greeks on the line
OF the Rio Grande broad Ran-r 20
Huntington today caused an appeal
for help 10 sheriff W. J. Thompson.
~ noon sheriff Boone Vaughan. Of
san Juan county, New Mexico, sent a.
a call Tor relief, requesting sheriff
Thompson 20 take a special train from
Durango TO the state line, with a
strong posse 90 assist In queiling the
Creeks, olFhiy.nve In number. who.
armed 10 the teeth, were tearing up
railway track having already destroy.
cd nearly a mile.
special train left Durango az 80
this afternoon with sheriff Thompson
aud hiteen armed deputies. A tule.
phone dispatch from Flora Vista al
1880 this afternoon. says;
The Greeks working on the Den.
yer A Rio GTande struck this morn.
Ing. The facts, as near 81 can DO aa.
certainod, are that 40 men we're re-
ceiving 81 per day and this morning
the scale was cut 10 Si.60 per day. The
men then struck aud asked for trans
portatiun. This was refused thom.l
The men claimed that when they we're
hired they were guaranteed return
transportation.
Upon being refused transportation
the men became angry aud began de-
mOlishlng the Denver A. Rio Grande
property and tearing up the track.
About o'clock this afternoon the
sheriff OF San Juan county arrived
fOm Aztec with a posse OF men and
a special arrived from Pennington
with forty'hve men, 20 Quoll the riot
erE
Late this evening Il was stated that
the officers and men held parley and
husiilities ceased. upon the agreement
of the company 10 bring the men 10
Durango. The work u repairing the
track then began and a train is ex.|
poctod to arrive soon after midnight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

ent be owns eating and lodging houses
along the lines OF the g., N. a ID.
Illinois Central. Denver a Rio Grande
Rock Island. Kansas City Southern
and other western roads.
This gives an idea OF what the con
tractor Will have TO contend with In
Panama:
Eggs are 10 cents a piece.
salt fish 20 cents n pound
Fresh meat 80 cents 70 81 per pound.
Natives TO lazy 20 catch and sell
fish.
Camps scattered along the whole
length OF the canal.
Native help very doubtful.
transportation high.
About so per cent OF the supplies 10
pc Imported from the United states.
only two hotels already built. al
'Culebro and Corozal.
This is Low Markell SAYS ne ls going
% Dee able TO serve three meals 10
Jamaica negroes At 40 cents per day
And to white men at 81 per day:
Buy supplies where most convent.
lnt.
Ship supplies by government steam.
PR IN cold storage 90 cost of little
8norC.
store perls.able goods az Panama
4nd Colon In government cold stor.
Rgo houses at cost.
Erect ten hotels along the line.
Send oul trains daily from Colon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
MOTHERS
FRIEND

does diminish the putin accom- panyins
maternity. With Us aid mothers can aue
do bring healthy, sweet disposltlOnes
and ideal babies into the world.
Morning sickness, sore breasts and on
circulating pains caused by the gradual,
expanding organs, arc relieved by thu
penetrating aud relaxing liniment.
Among the manifold aids TO childbirth
Mothers Frlc0d has grown in pcpularit,
and gained prestige among rich womeS
a. well as poor; u h found aud welcomes
IN the mansion a. well AZ IN the cabin. =
ny lesscniug the mothers agonyof mlnt
and diminishing pain beautiful Influence
Is wrought upon the child. aud instead o
Peevish, u l-,empered aud sickly forms yot
have healthy, laughing humanity, remaia
ing bless.sg ever TO you and rs country
All DIV afril Mothers Friend Il ftoa
Write g. uuf tree Dock "H1othsrhoos3@
IHn snADgislp REaDLATos co. aiisnla. q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

Mrs. Campbell and her son. Edward
Holmes sickels. are vlaltlnf with Ms,
D. T. Mclausbllu. sister Of Mrs.
Campbell.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
UNDERTAKES TO FEED
THE CANAL LABORERS

GIVEN WHO HAS LONG STRING or RAILROAD
RESTAURANTS I SCAR.
CITY PROPOSES TO FEED WHITE
NEGROES IS cENTs--His PLANS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
REPORTED EARNINGS

W NIfNFAN HFANk MlAAAs
Statements of the earning OF The
various railroads OF the state of Texas
have been received, and are as hll.
lows.
The International & Great Northern.
for the fiscal year. Gross earnings
f6.3ls.S6l.a2. divided as follows in.
teIstato, s3.khS. 1919. interstate and
foreign. s2.952. f2l.29. and s50s .30s ss
unapportionod and not capable OF
separation.
General Attorney Freeman OF tho
Texas a Pacific. filed a statement of
earnings Of tia; road. which was a.
follows Gross earnings, si2.6f2,3i0.
%, appCrtioned as follows. Interstate
and foreign, f5.ibl.375.33; Lulsiana
a Arkansas, f2.97G, Sg3 ~ mail, s2T6.
6o299, express. s2SS.2iO.3s; Lon.
lsiana 4 Arkansas. miscellaneous. $50.
5e2.es. miscellaneous and not suscapii.
BILE OF division, sa53.SiS.gG; Texas 10.
cal earnings, sa.s3sS26.Ge. Both re-
ports we're filed with the usual pro.
test attached.
indge freemal filCd statements Of
Gross earnings Of two small roads. aud
pad tax thereon under protest.
The Weatheriord Mineral Wells q
Northwestern railroad reported gross
earnings Of 500 .2032i. paying a tax
OF tge2.03.
Denlson a Pacific Suburban earn.
ings, t7,a60.f3; tax. 1890.
The Beaumont Sour Lake a West.
crn also paid ne earnings were fa3..
72S and taxes S237.23.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

breakfast The bill Of fare for the
native laborers win be: Breakfast,
cereals. fish. bread and butter. coffee
end tea; dinner, soup, meat or fish,
potatoes, yucca, vans, bread and but.
ter, pudding and tea or coffee. The
evening meal will be composite OF
the above with the addition OF sauce.