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The daily tribune., 1905-08-02
DOES IT EFFECT your
Ex-commissioner Of This Water
District Makes Statement.

District Makes Statement.
Following IL the tsxt Of the petition
the Colorado Fusl and Iron oom.
pany hiss filed in the district court
Of Pueblo county relating TO the al.
version Of water In the Arkansau
river;
''state Of Colorado, County Of Pueblo
"In the District court Of the Tenth
judicial District Of the state Of Colo
rado within and for the said county Of
Pueblo.
I'm the matter Of the prioritie4 of
rights to the uss Of water in water
district No. "a. state Of Colorado. to
oil persons. associations. or corpora
tions, interested - owners in any
ditch. canal or reservoir. in water dis.
trict No. IL In the state Of Colorado.
'tYou and each Of you are. or will
b notified that on tho l4th day Of
July. 1905. an order was made and
shereupon entered for record In the
abova entitled matter In ths district
court Of Pueblo county, Colorado.
said order boing - follows:
Now on this 18th day Of July
1905. comes the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company, . corporation. and
pressnts to the court it, verified
petition heretofore Alsd with the
clerk thereof. praying for decree
changing the point Of diversion Of the
right 70 the nee Of the priority Of two
cubic feet Of water per second Of time
decresd 10 Afkansas valley ditch In
district No. IA Of Colorado. for the
benefit Of the parties lawfully en-
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02
Nothing on the Market Equal to
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

This fact IL we'll known to drug.
gists every where. and nins out of ten
will give their customers this prspara.
tion when the best 10 asked for. Mr..
Abe Wilmer. . prominent druRgist Of
Joplin, No. in = circular to his Gus
TONERS Gays: "There is nothing on
the market In the way Of patent medi.
oine which equals Chamb berlain' Z
Colio. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
for bowel complaints. We sell and
recommend this preparation. >" For
sale by all dealers. mwf
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02

Tickets to points east via the Mis-.
souri, Paoino from Canon City, and
stations west thereof. will allow pur.
chasers side trip from Pueblo to Den.
yer and return whom desired. Please
bear this In mind. Il
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02

Family bottled beer pints or quarts.
BY the case delivered At your door BY
John Westenrider. 100 e. Main.
Phone black SS1. 7Sti
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02

The Fremont Hotel, Florence, Colo.
One the finest hotels in the Rooms baths
heat electric bells and all modern
unexoeed Transient g. and per day Weekly
monthly low that live money
now costing h. L. RICE, Prop.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
q. S. SUPREME COURT
SUSTAlNS CROL0TT
AND SUPREME COURT or NEW
MEXICO m REAL ESTATE TITLE
CASE.

ON Monday the supreme court OF
the United states confirmed the de-
olslou OF the supreme court OF New
Mexico In the case OF soire l., Alex
ander versus sefcrino Crolloit whore
In the titles OF several pieces OF land
in and about albuquerque were Ia
question. The ofiicinl court report OF
the Washington Post says, regarding
the decision;
mo. iis. sUfre l.. Alexander APP
pellant, W. seIerlno Crollott, iutice
OF the peace, appeal from the supreme
court OF tho territory " New Mexico;
decree affirmed, with costs, Opinion
by Mr.. Justice Brown
Justice Of the Peace Crollott de-
cidod several eases IN forclble entry
and dotainer against Alexander In
favor Of A. w. Cleland for the real
estate referred 10. Alexander obtain
I'd writ Of prohibition from Judge
Pope, which was auashed hy the SUI
preme court OF New Mexico. Alex
ander appealed 20 the supreme court
az the Quilted States With the above
result IN sustaining the supreme
court OF the territory. the supreme
court Of the United States also sua-
talns Justice OF the pcaco Cr0ilOp
w. IA. Childers appeared Tor Cieland
and Croll1tt Ia the case, aud AleXan-
der was represented hy n. -. Field.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
PILGRIM MOTHERS DINE
WITHOUT THE FATHERS.

New YORK. Dec. -. The annual
Pilgrim Mothers Dinner given by the
New York CITY Moihcrs' Club will be
DE held AZ the Waldorf-AstOr
this evening. e promise 10 be
an unusually interesting and original
affair. a. for the first time IN the
history 0f these dinners the fathers
Will not be- permitted 20 viz at the
festive board with the "moihers,' hut
viii be- rologated TO the gallery,
where as Mrs LILY Deyercaux Blake,
the president OF the Mothers organ.
lzaiion. said they may SD and look
pretty" The decision 60 exclude the
men and harish them 20 the gallery
was reached Ia revenge for tho i~ct
that tho fathers had recently given
q number OF fine dinners 10 which
The mothers were not admitted,
They had a. be satisfied with orna-
mentlug the seats on the gallery Of
che banquet hail lt o. expected that
the mothers viii avail themselves
81 this opportunity to roast the men
while enjoying the good things at the
dinner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
TO ROSWELL FIRST
AFTER COMPLETION or ALsU.
cUERoUE EASTERN. ROAD WILL
BUILD INTO cHAVEs COUNTY.

In connection With the news con.
tanned in the special and Associate &
Press dispatches, published in rho
Citizen Thursday afternoon. ID The
effect that General Francis D. Tor
rance and associated directofs li The
Santa Fc Central railway system
have succeeded IN financing a project
10 complete the Albuquerque Eastern
branch ~ the road from MOrla~if a.
the ilagau coal fields aud 90 Ail-l.
querque Sc Is learned tLat h Is the
intention Of the syndicate which. Will
pat up The money not only to com
pleto the Albuquorque EaHFern, but
also 10 extend the santa Ne CeniTai
line hrst 90 Roswell from Tu' rance
a distance % about i20 miles
Thereafter the pr0iec pl going ~
sl Paso is 90 be- taken under clnsld
Grafton
The outlook for this Ia of the vory
besi This is the latest p1asA of ihe
affair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
OPPOSITION TO KID
SAILORS BY YACHT CLUB.

Milwaukee. Wis, Dee. 22.--Ihe MIL
waukee Yacht Club Will ho,d meet
ing az the Hotel pfisier this aftor-
noon. which promises Ia be unusually
lively as SOME matters VI consider
able importance will come up for a
decision by vote Of The members,
one of the two propositions 20 be
voted on Is to raise The age limit for
membership from ~ TO q years. The
age limit Tor associate members had
been lowered TO rs years some time
ago. but the plan dld not work sat-
isiactorily, and the faction opposed
20 kid" sailors viii Try "a brine
return 10 the higher age limit. The
Kid" party IS quite strong and n
lively contest ID expected at the cleo
iion today. The result q believed To
be doubtful
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

amtn was born one hundred yeafs
aro. IN recess under the tcn-ton
canei0ne Of the monument 4 copper
caaket has been placed. which coa-
falns copics OF the nlhlq. the Book OF
Mo-mona. the deed 70 the farm upon
which ttu monument stands, various
records. rieiurcs and coins Of the
present time The dedication cefe.
naony viii be held this AFTERNOON ana
viii be conducted by Joseph II smith.
direct descendant of the founder Of
the Mormon church. who a also Tho
trustee 0i the property upon which
the monument ~ located.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
ALGOOONES ITEMS

Special Correspondence
Algudoucs. n. H.. Dec 81. Christ
mas Is close by and many ore pre-
pairing 20 have big time. Last week
there was big dance here Some
time during the night some YOUNG
kids purl0lned about three gallons OF
wine belonging to prominent ciii-
zen here, aud then proceeded 10 cele-
brate on grand scale, some OF them
getting hilarious. Some Of the older
persOns got u into taeiT heads tfsat
the Kids got their vine from q man
by the name Of Barroa here. and AS
they were under age Il would be
against the law 10 sell them wine.
So some OF the Older ones, headed
by q. y Hoyey, started ~ once 10
the house OF Mr.. BarrOs for the pur-
pose OF hauling him over the Goals.
Hut they had their trouble for their
pains. az Mr. BarrOs Is law abiding
citizen and attends 10 his own huHi-
ness After clustering armand for
some time. they finally left And II
Hoyey ever dares 20 Hey anything
will let the cal out ni the bag about
what happened afterwards.
The telephone men have their poles
Fet as far south now az she Pueblo OF
sandla. They are getting along flne
There Ia a heavy snow storm all
day today and the indications point
io H. continuance for some time.
There are rumors In the air that
r'mething h about to DO sprung hers
that will help ua out. Hope u IN 70.
A petition here FOR Joint statehood
"a receiving many signatures. and vii
soon be forwarded 20 the league.
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year 90 an.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

Mr. pfirhard aud Mr.. Llewtliyn.
two of Now Mexico'H most diEtin.
siiishad public men, have just re-
lufacd from lho national capital Both
held audiences with the prvsidcnt.
each spoke with ghe chief executive
on the vital quoftlcn so the terri.
tories statehood. and as one iayors
Joint statehood while the other iH Oh.
posed 10 it. tho believing interviews
from them will be most interesting
The fact that they represent tho mosi
powerful iegai capacities of the ger.
rtory. also lcuis cost 10 their opln.
ions These intoryiows were given 90
Tho Egening Citizen by special re-
quest
Major Liewellyn Favors.
Major w. ~. A. llowcllyn. United
states attorney for New Mexico, re-
sides al las Cruces. and was passing
through the city last nlgst en- route
Zoo thni place from Santa Ne. Until
recently. Major llcwailyn vas an al.
vocate nf single statehood for New
Mexico Upon his recent WISH ga
Washington. tho major apparently
saw the handwriting 90 the wall, and
judging from what he says. the hand
wrote. Joint statehood. or nothing
Mr. Llowollyn saidl
There ~ no doubt In my mind bot
that the Joint statehood bill will pass
az this session Of congress and that d
VIII be submitted 10 the people but
there are some conditions that must
I be- considered before Joint statehood
viii be accepted by the people
"Flrgt The Joint statehood bin vii
pas.
Second Logically following its
passage. constitutional convention
will be held.
"Thlrd--lf the right kind oi a con
stitution IL framed, Il is my further
opinion That Il will be adopted. Thll
constitution must restrict as 20 the In
dobtedness the now state may in0ir
az provided In the Harrison. Springer
act. There muEt be prohibition
against any county contracting
bonded Indebtedness for the construc
tion OF any railroad. This condition
should also prohibit the governor o
tia territory from being candidate
for United States senator. during hi
term Of ONCE. and his term OF one
should be for fotN years
/ iutht are Nithl pointh. anu ~ Aht,
are properly cared for. Joint state
hood for the territories Is inevitable
Regarding the opinion a large ma
iority Of the people Of Arizona hav
been led 20 hold OF the native pcopl
OF New Mexico must SAY they ar
entirely wrong" continued the ma
for. "Thc people Of Arizona are a
tho opinion that our natives are q
the same class as the poems shippe
from Mexico 10 work Ia the Ariz0u
mines, and on the railroads IN TIT
! mistake, we and. terminates the hi
gcst part of the Opposition agRins
Joint statehood In Arizona. Wen. "a
d facts are, our natives are propcri
owners, engaged IN agricultural an
pastoral pursuits anF ave law.rl
+ speeding citizens in general lf ihl
mistake OF opinion with the poaule q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
ONE or TRE PUSH WILL
Rave 25O.POWER AUTO.

New York, Dec. ~. Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt has ordered wonder.
iql automobile for the Ormond~ Day p
iona Beach races and expects Il 10
run an speed exceeding two miles a
minute The machine il being de-
signed ~ Francois Richard. a French
engineer. aud when II Is completed
Paul Safior viii run Il. II will be
propelled by an eight cylinder motor
developing $50 horse power, and VIII
weigh under the required weight
limit OF 1894 pounds last year MF
Vanderbilt 90 horse power her-
cedes racing car made a disappoint-
ing showing at the Ormond- Daylona
races. This year tho same car was
entered In thu Vanderbilt cup race
but an carly accident put Il out Of
the contest Il b. Mr.. Nanderbilt's
atm 10 own the fastest automobile Ia
the world
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
GERMAN NAVAL VESSEL
ARRIVES AT GALVESTON

UHITUHT1n- TUNnH UUU- IT, nV
training ship siosch 81 the German
navy has arrived here and was
greeted by the whistles and sirens Of
the ships IN the harhor and a salute
from the naval station The Herman
cruiser Bromen has been here Tor
several weeks and ln few Nreks
more another German ship % expect
ga here. the Gronahergogin Elizabeth
which Is a training shin for the mer-
chant marine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
EDUCATIONAL MEETING
IN EAST TENNESSEE

Knoxville. Tenn, Dec, 81 Educa-
tors from every county IN this state,
particularly In the eastern part. met
here today In the First Baptist church
40 attend the annual East Tennessee
Educational Conference. The confer
ence will last two days and VIII deal
with many important questions 81 In
terest 10 the teachers and superln-
tendents OF this part OF tho etate
Prot Claxton, Superintendent Myu6
srse and other distinguished oducs-
tols viii address -, conference. A
strong effort will be made 10 forum
late some measure TO bc introduced
In the legislature providing for bet
ter schools aud better educational nd
vantarus IN an counties IN the state
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
ST. PAUL HoNoRs An
AoEn ChunCh hOuaE

So Paul MINI. Dec 20 - The
House Of Hope Presbyterian churph is
'uty years old today and thc con-
grogatioa siil celebrate the annivor-
sarv an Golden Jubilee tomorrow 0n
q graz 4 scale There wiu lo special
services iu Che morning. afternoon
and ever ms aud rreshytor'nns from
an parts 90 The state VIII attend gao
celebration nr 7 a. Mofiat me
president of washington aud loffer-
SON College aud moderator of ih'
Presbyterian Assembly arrived here
today. ami win be- the guest Of ih'
church congregation He VIII deliyc
ne principal sermon ~ The celebrn
ton tomorrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
'FRISC0'S POLICE. CHIEF 1
WRITES TO MCMILLlN
DOES NOT BELIEVE ALL THAT "A
READS IN THE PAPERs-cAN
STOP THEM FROM iNTERviHfl
ING PRISONERS. AZ

Chief Oi Police MsM9l,u has
coiyed communication nom J
Oman, chief ~ The San Franclsco
lice department In reply 10 le..
written recently By him elatlvo
the statements elyon 90, progs
the Golden Gate Cjfv pu,porting
come from the accused thief,
~ OF, Dr.. and 10 when the re-
tiun OF Policeman Thonas Iorda
this city was nssailcu unnicrcifuu
CHIEF Dinan sAid Ia effect
their position In the matter war
ply 20 prosecute the guilty party
u possible recover the money ~
lie said thai possibly chlef Mex g
did not understand the position
papers look Ia large city ike
Francisco. where 10 was lmpnssih
cases likp the OFT matter DO fdl
them interview ing either prisonC
private citizens Many on these
Views Chief Dlnan said, we're
luirly untrue
"Wo shall ho glad p pub.
statement originating from OF
other person that VIII ald any
clearing up che case said She ch
IN conclusion.
% iH 10 he inferred from the
fhat a large part of the so-calich
fessinn al OF wherein h. lmpll,
Policeman Jordan IN assisting nli
hiie The money here, was uW
more than pine dream" wGfke
by SOME scribe On the coast city }
"A very luta0tnnffvD lfuiV
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

uskNUFACTURED.
Toledo, Ohio. Will Have
New Steel and
Iron Works.
ONE OF VERY BEST PLANTS
Pilgrim Mothers In Revenge
Will This Year Dine
Alone.
ONE OF VERY BEST PLANTS
WONT ADMIT INDEX q YEARS

Toledo. o.. Dec. o. Preparations
have boon begun Tor the erection 81
one of the largest and best equipped
iron and steel works IN this country,
sn he 1Dlt hy The Cleveland GINS
Iron company Tho locatinn oi the
new WORKS viii be- al the extreme
north end on Cast Toledo stretching
mio and quarter down the Maui
NEE river front An the necessary
mills and furnaces To a complete steel
mill viii be- huili and % ia estimated
chat the Improvement will cost sl2,-
UeO. 900 when completed the works
will employ about $4,000 men, thus
adding considerably Co che population
The ground has been broken aud Tao
tXcayaiing win hC continued durlnr
The ~iutor go that everything VIII be
10 readiness "a. the building In the
spring.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
FREDERICK WARDE
IS IN ALBUQUERQUE
VETERAN PLAYER AND SHAKES
PEAREAN LECTURER ARRIVES
TOpAY-ELkS MET HIN,

Ffeder,ck waFdo. the veteran player
and celebrated lecturer arrived on
the belated California Limited TINS
AFTERNOON from Santa he, where ne
spent lass evening.
AZ ar. Warda stepped onto The
platform ho was net aud Welcomed
10 Albuquerque by delegation ni
Elks, OF which organization Mr. Warde
Is an enthusiastic member. lie regis
tered al the Hotel Alyafhdo, where
be will stop while IN the city.
After the lecture this evening Mt
Warde will We the guest OF the Elks
at social sofsion 90 be- held IN the
lodge rooms M promptly 10 o'clock
An members Of tho lodge with thpii
ladies. are urged 20 be present y.
Mr.. N'arOc n capital entertainer
the session will unQuesilonabiy be
thoroughly delightful one,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
NEW ADDITION MADE
70 pptzE POINTERS

Clacluaati. o.. Dec. % - Charles
Ritter. a promising yuuna lighrNelfnt
og this city. Who has acquitted him
self we'll In number ~ sparring
matches recently viii box three
rounds with "Kld" lmh0f az the Cln-
rlnnali Gymnasium this evening im-
hoff has fifteen round draN WIN
Andy Hozrnah lO his crciit ana y
Ritter does well ln hts bout With lm-
hOfi aa Is expected. be- may hccnme
pr0fessIolal ll|s friends believe
/ thar hr has fho making of HIGHT
| Mll.ll allI-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
THE ANNUAL STUDENT
CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE.

iaciflc Grove Cal. Dee. SS.--rhe
annual Students Conference. which
will last ten days. began here this
morning With q large attendance Of
Representatives Of All the universities
In the state AID some OF the colleges
~ Nevada aud Arizona Many prom
lnent speakers are here and viii adj
dress che conference Among them
arc Charles r. brown OF Oakland. Or.
r.. =. Clampoti of San Francisco.
Clayton \. Cooper " New York Geo.
i.oavitt, r. r. Specr and othevs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE
I'M ECUADOR REPUBLIC

Ncw York. Dec. 90 Charles n.
Moore. formerly 81 the Erie railway
IL making preparation 90 return 10
Ecuador. where he will build for the
government of that republic. q new
abroad. which will run from Ambatc,
where the trade from the interior of
Ecuador concentrates. 20 San Antonio.
vhich IL situated az the head OF the
! ayigable part OF the Amazon river.
The object of the new road Is 20 OBJ
tain an outlet for the valuable pro-
tucts OF the large rubber and lum-
ser districts on the upper Amazon
river. Thc road will cost about So
ono OOc aid American engineers and
American material viii be- used al
most exclusively.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
HANGED TO-DAY FoR
HIS SECOND MURDER

San Antonio, Tex, Dec. 80 George
g. Turner. who was found uuiliy OF
having murdered Mrs. Jnmus Lynch,
and sentenced 90 death by Judge I'd
ward Dryer. was executed hy hang
iug today 10 the progouce ~ "a large
number of invited witnesses. among
them james Lynch, tho husband Ot
che murdered woman. sheriff Tohin,
who was In charge Of the execution.
had given Lynch permission 20 attend
the hanging upon Lynch'B own re-
quest Turner once lived In Fort
Worth, and killed negro several
years AFRO. but escaped tho scatfold
at th4t time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
CHAMPIONSHIPS CONTEST
or cRoSs-couNTRV RUNNERS,

New York. Dec %. The slx-mile
cross country run for the senior. jun
Tor and individual cross country
championships OF the Metropolitan
Association will take place here this
Afternoon. the start will be made
from the Mohawk Athletic Club house
az i6Sth street aud Walton avenue.
Tho senior ran will begin az o'clock
and the junior about an hour later.
The number az entries Us very large
and Includes some Of The best cross
country runners uf this district
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
CANCELLATION COUNCIL
IN ANTHRACITE MATTERS.

Philadelphia. Pa, Dee. 30 The
Anthracite Cancellation Board met
here today 90 consider a number Of
disputes which have been submitted
To the board for adjudication Among
these cases are number uf cases
f,om the schuylill region. which Will
take up the greater part Of the time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30

ettlon 10 JOINT hNttNNouu IN thAN WI
riiory viii disappear. However tac
people of Arizona yin uot turn any
sind Of statehood down. when q
comes 20 a vote
Colonel prichard Opposes.
Colonel George ". Prichard, 40
pointed attorney fenetal 20 succeed
the late Ueu5fa II ! Bartlett, uatoi
CuyCrnof Oiero, passed throuHn Che
city last nlshl cn route 90 III faso 90
take some testimony in q mining auii
pa which Ike title oi The HONEYWELL
mine iu Lincoln county ie in qast,iun.
Mr prichnrd supported Hon u. =
Rodoy at the late territorial rcpuif
iican convention. when Mr kOdoy eA-
pcctod 20 conduct his campaign unun
platforms 0Ut8pokon for Joint stale
hood Judging from The part Colonel
prlchard took 10 fhat convention. n
WAS generally conceded that be wa
fnr ipint statehood. bat the culoncI
says NOT. Ne Says thnt be has al
ways been single statehood adYo
cate and still believes Ia a. Regard
ina the bili ia congress now and TIC
prospect OF joint statehood. iudglns
from what DC saw while at the CAP
Ital SIR prlchard aaid
I'm the nrst place the Joint state
hood propagation never emanaicd a.
New Mexico d 81 a proposition from
eastern friends So Tar az ] could
discover ln Washington d was pretty
we'll conceded that sentiment was
against Joint statehood There has
been some changes Ia the personnel
OF the senate. and these changes have
been from thusr who we're In favor
~ Joint statehood 10 those who are op
posed to o. IN other words, tho ma.
iOrity OF The senate are single state.
hood men. The bin could pass ia uu
event. Ia my Judgment, without the
/ Foraker amendment. and n u should
be passed with this amendment. ~
course the two territories would vote
separately or the question
/ Leaving New Mexico out " the
case altogether. II is perfectly certain
thar Arizona woul. not accept Joint
statehood under any consideration
This within itself would defeat the
bin as far as the people arc concern
ed OF course, " the measure should
pass. sith or without the Foraker
amendment. there would be- held d
constitutional convention. which itseli
might defeat the object Of the blll
1 BY adiourning without further action
IN fact there are ~ many things that
may arise over The question that u
Is highly improbable that % Will ever
I be submitted q the two terrii0rie,
/ IN It's present form"
7 hr. Pricharf made NO statement a..
20 the part ihe New Mexico doleRa
ton played either for or against state
hood while at The capital re lct
Hon solomon Luna ara a. o Bur
sum, other membcrs uf 10 party. ~
Washington several days ago 90 s,
90 New York % business They wer'
expected 30 reach Santa pc last night
however. accordlns tu Colonel prirh
ard. ond VII utely reach AihuaueI
que tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-30
TO THE MEMORY or
MoRMohisM's FOUNDER,

sharon W.. Dec 90 - Several
hundred members OF the Norman
church aud an many others nave
come here 10 attend the dedication OF
the magnificent monument erected In
memeory Of Joseph Smith. the found
er O fMormanlam. To-day "a tho one
hunafedih anniversary Of Joseph
smiths birth and the day was select
ga for the dedication on that account.
The moRumen'. which ~ stone
structure Of large dimensions, stunds
on the farm on which. according %
reliable documentary proof. Joseph