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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-29

When men can see the wonderfully
enriching effect of clover ON wornout
soils it seems strange so very few will
avail themselves of this cheap fertil-
izer. There are thousands of acres Of
corn land now yielding about thirty
bushels per acre which if seeded down
to clover would after two years when
again planted to corn easily double
this yield, and, what is more, the good
effect Of this clover treatment would
be manifest for five years after.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-29

We shall soon have the cement silo
as common thing on western farms.
The cement floor for barns and stables
is already here and is now being used
at lesser cost than floors made of
plank, while infinitely more durable
The cement water tank is also coming
to the front as every way better than
the old wooden stave tank. We hear
of quite a measure of success being
attained in the use of the large sized
draintile, while the cement road cul
vert is unquestionably the best and
cheapest type Of eulvert to construct.
The manifold uses to which cement
may be put on the farm invite the at
tention Of the progressive farmer.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-29

After all the experimenting during
the past twenty years in the line Of i'm
proved buttermaking, the fact that alb
solute cleanliness is Of more i'm
portance than any other one thing is
fully affirmed and established The
buttermaker who can make gilt edged
butter out Of dirty or tainted milk has
not yet been born
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-29

A nice farm, well kept, bordered by
a poor road. is very like a pretty wom-
an with a silk dress and dirty white
petticoat.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-29

The cutworm at work on corn
field can make man feel almost as
sick as though he had planted poor
seed. Only June planting can head
off this pest 1t is the plague Of sod
land
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-29

Squads ana Belgian hares as bust.
ness propositions have much in com
mon. It will be found safer for mos1
men to stick to raising forty cent corn
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-29

There is no question about the pro-
likeness of the Jersey red hog. Our ex-
perience with them is that they will
average at least two pigs to the litter
more than any other breed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
HARRINGTON

From the Hustler.
Frank Quinn loaded a f0nr-horso
team with canned goods from the san
Juan chief canning factory NJ this
place This factory hRH orders tor
more goods than they are able 10 sag.
ply. THEFT products are nrat class and
please wherever they ~.
Misses EDlen and CnmarOn, teachers
a. Aztec, were IN town attending the
meeting OF tho Educational aasocla-
ton. They we're accompanied by the
father and mother OF Miss Cameron
They remained over night here. and
on Sunday drove a. far a. frultland,
getting a view VI he valley Mr. and
Mrs. Cameron recently came 10 this
county from Danhurg, Iowa,
James McEwcn. Of Cedar Hlll, ramo
down with wheat iof thn mill Ho
says they had eight inches " snow
on the level AZ his place when no left
Here he met his Old scho0imate. W
u. FELTON,. and they have been Hpond-
Ing a few days together here. Mr..
FELTON, Is with tho Arizona A. Colorado
railroad survey They attended school
together no Cornell. New York. and
have not nj. since untll they met In
Pennington by accident this week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
OFFICIAL MATTERS
PosToFFicE NoTEs--lRRloATioN
coMMissioN-iNcoRPoRATioNs
FILED PAPERS.

The postonlco at nlosshurg. Colfax
county has been discontinued, and
mail goes 10 Gardiner.
Postmaster Appointed.
Sarah Jane Lee has been appointed
postmaster at Pinos Altos, Grant coun
~.
Meeting Of irrigation Commission Of
New Mexico.
The Irrigation commission OF New
Mexico was IN session Saturday a.
the capitol IN pursuance 20 a call for
meeting issued by President q. A.
Richardson. OF Roswell. There were
present. q. A. Richardson. % Roswell.
PRESIDENT Charles y. Miller Of An.
thony. Carl A. Dalles. OF Belen, Ar
thur Soligman. OF Santa Pc. secretary
and treasurer. Absent. Frank 3prln.
ger, OF Las Vegas Routine business
was transacted and a number OF ap.
phcatiOns for purchases OF public
lands OF the territory and for leasva
we're considered.
Articles Of incorporation.
The following articles Of incornora.
ton have been flied In the office Of
Territorial Secretary j. w Reynolds:
Fraternal order OF Eagles. Aerie No,
70f, Roswell. New mexico. the incor.
poratore are l.. ID. Danenbcrg, A. W.
Robertson, j. r. Heard, n. y. O'Connor,
Charles 8. Steel and others, an OF
Roswell Tue object OF the incorpora.
tors Ia 10 associate themselves TO.
geiher for charitable. benevolent and
fraternal purposes. 70 erect q building
fer sa!d association and TO do all other
things necessary for the purpose OF
conducting such association. The
principal place OF business Is Roswell
and the term of incorporation Is nifty
years. There Il no capital stock. The
directors OF the corporation are six
and for the frst three months are
George A. FriedblOom, Jefferson d.
, Boil, &. N. Amis. w. w. Ogle, J. smith
Lea and r. A. Maellor. OF all Roswell
Meailla Valley Realty company; the
lincorporators are Nathan Boyd, Oe0fge
\. Wilson, James p. Mitchell and
Nicholas Gales, all OF las Cruces
Dona Ana county. The objects OF the
incorporatOrs are TO conduct n general
real estate business In all of It's sev
eral branches. The principal places oil
business Is las Cruces, Dona Ant
county, and the term OF the lncorporR
tlOn ~ fifty years. The capital stock
consists OF 10000 shares OF the pai
value Of $40 each. The directors OF ihs
Incorporation shall not bo moro thar
seven nor less than three, and those
for the firat three months are Nathan
Boyd. George r. Wilson, James =
Mitchell, James +. Sattley, Clyde A
sattley and Nicholas GALES. all OF La.
Cruces.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
BOSWELL


From the Register.
Maynard Gunaul. OF Albuquerque.
who Is general manager OF the cleo
trio li7hi plant. came 70 Roswell last
sunday and viii spend a few weeks
here hooking after the business of the
company.
Y. 8, Hamilton. OF this city, has ton.
dofed his resignation AZ secretary Of
the board OF regents Of the New Mex.
loo Military institute rs Roswell, the
came to take effect At once. or upon
iAe appointment and qualification OF
his successor Mr.. Hamilton sent his
resignation directly 10 Governor OtorO
GA January n. Il Il not known a.
this time who his successor viii BE-.
B. N. Pierce. Of Marion. Kansas, II
here visiting his brother. A. l.. Pierce.
whom he has not seen since 1881.
They resemble each other very much.
IL. n. Pierce hae the distinction Of
having twenty-four grandchildren and
nine children. and says no can stand
or HIS porch and blow a horn and have
. them an at bis house III Two hours.
Mr. Pierce - cno % ave brothers, ali
Of whom served through the civil war
on the side ~ the union
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
ARE WOW IN FIELD.

Hiram Hadley. OF Las Cruces. n a..
chairman OF the recent irrigatic.. ion-
yentlOn held az that place, waa Ia the
city ON business connected with the
Las Cruces chamber OF commerce,
says the NJ Paso News. In speaking
of the progress being made BY the ex.
ecutive COMMITTEES handling the details
Of the Elephant Butte dam PROPOSE.
tlon, Prof Hadley remarked.
'Tho executive committee OF Ave
members have been very busy with a
great deal OF detail work, but they are
working as rapidly and as intclllgently
a. could be expected from any one
We find that there Is but ono senti
ment throughout the country, and that
sentiment Is TO put the project
through.
We shall OF course have to ar,
range for some idoney from the state
legislature. but feel confident W.
shall succeed In that.
Everything In the valley IN 10 aims
up already. Property Is advancing 10
valuation and people are coming IN
and writing In 10 get information re
sarding the Elephant, Butte dam pro
iect and are looking for locations and
property The effect Is already ap
parent. The mere fact THAI something
Is being done Ia a systematic way 10
ward the eventual building OF the dam
has influenced prices OF land and have
made the residents OF the valley Opt
thistle as to the future OF this vicln
ity."
Surveyors IN the Field.
The United states reclamation ser
Vice field party OF nine men. under ]
J.. Rhead, who nave been fixing al
their field outfit az Las Cruces ths
pas. few days. leave for i.ordsbnri
today. where they will pitch their frs
camp for preliminary location work O.
the main line canal through the Mcsil
ia valley TO the narr0ws near this city
The party will make q careful surYol
Of several possible canal routes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
GALLUP


From the Republican.
Mrs. Alox. Bowie left foF Golden.
Colorado, where she will visit with
her son James Rad family.
Frank Head, one OF the government
inspectors from Washington was in
town. leaving for Fort Apache.
Died, AZ Gibson. sunday. January
~, Mrs. Lenle Mlekns, n the age Of
"a. The funeral occurred from the
Catholic church IN this city and burial
was ia the Catholic cemetery.
Captain 0Oldman who has been NJ
Fort Wingato for the badi few weeks
IN the absence Of Captain Valentine,
passed through town ora g0uto 20 Fort
Apache A detail Of fourteea men &C
compnnied him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
FrsIaht Trslns collles,

Al Maxwell City, before daylight
yesterday morning. two heavy freight
trains collided head-on. Fireman Bris.
tow was badly burned and had several
ribs broken. The other fireman was
less seriously injured. che engineers
jumped and escaped with slight IN
jufiea Both engines were badly brOk
en- up and eleven cars were deraiied
and damaged. The track was blocked
nearly all day.
The wreck occurred on a curve and
both trains were moving NJ q good
rate OF speed when tho crash came,
The operator al Maxwell. n N report.
ed. failed TO send the proper order
providing a meeting place Of the
trains.
The Needles Rye says Three young
men who entered a loaded freight
car, stole a ride from the railroad
company aud helped themselves "a
whatever was good % eat IN the car
BY breaking open boxes plead guilty
before the Justices court yesterday
and we're sentenced 10 the county jail
There were Ave young men IN police
court this week. each one Of whom
was on his way 70 see his sick mother.
They were each without money and
several hundred miles from hOme
The court gave them runainE orders
and whom each one passed the city
limits they wore ahead OF schedule
time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
SOCORRO

From the Chieftain.
Mira. J. @. williams came down from
Kelly and is visiting Mrs. n. Graham
for week, when she viii return 20
Globe, Arizona
GoOrre ". Cook returned from a long
stay az the Cook ranch. about ATTY
miles east OF Socorro. George has
been leading a strenuous life direct
ing the operation OF digging for water
In dry country. and expects 10 70.
sumo the sob a little later.
Mrs. w. 4. Martin left Tor santa ~
where she win probably remain dur.
ing the greater part OF the session OF
the territorial assembly. Mrs. Martin
was accompanied by Miss Pearl Koal.
or who viii visit In Santa Re about
swo weeks.
Mrs. Samuel DefOsd and daughter,
Miss Susan. Of Ottawa. ohio. and Mrs
Nathan poI0rd ~ nayaFd. Ohio, are
guests Of Doctor and Mrs G. O. Dun.
can NJ their home on California STREE
Mesdnmes DcF'ord are sisters Of Doc
tor Duncan. All the guests are de
lighted with SOcOrro's mountain air
ana bright sunshine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
WALTsss WAs pAosAaLY MAo.

The remains OF J. j. "Cowho," John.
sUg. who was murdered nj Nogaiea.
Afiaona. Friday morning by Ferdinand
walters. arrived here last evening IN
charge OF the widow OF the deceased
and OFFICER Frank Taylor. says the VI
Paso Times. They we're taken IN
charge by Nagloy 9 Carr from whose
undertaking parlorE the funeral will
occur this afternoon al O'Clock. The
funeral will be conducted By the
Eagles OF which the deceased was a
member. The members Of this order
will meet this afternoon ut 2.30 AZ o.
n. G. hall aud march 10 the undertake
Ing parlors. The funeral sermon will
be preached by the Hov. Henry w
Moore and the remain will be Inferred
M Evergreen cemetery
Mrs. johnson. "a wife of the muir
icred man, says that there d no doubt
lai Walters was crczy when he com
ml.ted his awful deed. She says thai
ler husband. Conn and a cowman
George bcndlV. were standing al the
bar In Conns saloon talking. when
Walters walked In clad IN a cape over
coat under which he carried an ugiy
looking revolver. cooked and ready foi
action.
walking up In front OF the thres
men he nred point blank into John
sons head. and before Conn cOult
move out OF his tracks, switched the
gun In HIS direction and shot him
dead. The c0wman started 20 run anc
Nalters hred at him. the bullet graz
lng the side OF his head and accident
ally killing the Mexican monte dealer
Oliyar, who was standing In a remote
part o the room. An three OF the
shots were fred In rapid succession
and while Walters stood immedlatel,
against the men that he shot.
After surveying his bloody wori
Walters walked out OF the saloon anC
around the house. where he blew oui
his own brains.
An autopsy was held ever Walters
aud HIS skull sawed open. it wal
iouad that h. had a silver plate IN IN,
TOP OF bis head supplying a portion o.
his skull that had been removed som,
years ago on account Of an injury tina
be received. Walters was also a hol
ilend and had acted queerly for soml
Time past. He and johnson were IN,
best o. friends and we're IN the cit,
together about three months ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

sub.agenis OF the steamship lines and
provided thcra with a full stock Of
railroad tickets.
The famous anii.c0mmleaion agree.
ment adopted In 1901 by the prcsl.
donia OF all the railroads In this cnun.
Try. Canada and Mexico. practically
pnt a stop 70 the payment OF commits
siOna ana rebates, except on tho 10.
called steamship business. Every
year the roads running east from
Chicago have secured this business BY
secretly laying commissions. the road
paying tho highest commission get.
ting the bulk OF the business
Acting on the orders OF tho prcsl.
dents. based ON tho warning from
Washington Of the adminiatration' a
purpose TO punish violations ct The
law In the conduct OF passenger tfaf.
tic, the representatives Of the eastern
railroads met and adopted she folloE.
ing resolutions;
Resolved. That pending further
conferences on this subject We lndlyl.
dually pledge ourselves 10 immediate.
" discontinue any aud al concessions
of every Kind or character 10 steam.
ship agents or companies, Including
commissions. salaries, side cuts re-
ducod fare or free tickets or any form
OF Eratuity whatever, Tor the purpose
o. controlling or diyertlng rransAt.
lautlc travel
While the eastern roads we're
cleaning house tho western limos
we're meeting Tor a similar purpose.
or late there have been all kinds OF
ratio cutting on passenger traffic east
Bound from Colorado. particularly ON
party business. The Interested lines
agreed % discontinue al once all prec.
tlces contrary to the antitrust and In.
ttrsiate commerce laws. Steps will
be taken without delay 10 stop the
secret cutting Of rates from 81. Paul.
Omaha. Kansas City. and other points
Many passenger ofnclais have be-
llcvod or protested TO believe for
years that the Interstate commerce
and antitrust laws applied only "a
freight ana not 90 passenger traffic
In consequence little attention was
paid 10 thoBe laws when competition
was Keen for any special passenger
traac Numerous pooling and other
schemes have been tried 10 stop sec
~ hNttNAN W NNNNN'f NNN NNNN W NANAI
proved successful for any length OF
time.
Mos. of the passenger officials are
much impressed by the warning that
the administration proposes 10 strictly
enforce the laws AZ to passenger .;
freight traffic, but others smile and
say. I'VE are In no danger so Ions
a. persistent violations OF the laws
by freight officials are unheedcd."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
rHs sHALAM COLONY.

Property Near las Cruces, Which
coet a Fortune Has eeen Said.
Andrew NJ. Rowland, who for the
past twenty years has been the pro
prietor Of the Shalam colony, located
six miles above Las Cruces, and who
Is a we'll known cltlRen OF tho Mosllla
valley, has sold the property which
contains about 100 acres, OF the irFi.
gated land. mostly In crops. and many
valuable buildings 10 an eastern syndi.
cate, OF which Doctor Nathan Boyd Is
the trustee. Mr.. Rowland conducted
shalam colony a. a phiianthr0plc and
charitable institution TO- the bringing
up and education Of wallis OF the large
cities; although h0 spent vast
amount OF money bis project Was not
as successful a. could be desired. The
property IA 10 DO turned into ilne
sanltarium by tho new purchasers.
Mr.. Rowland will remove TO Los An.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
RAlLRoAps MUST STOP
REBATES AND COMMISSIONS

They Get I Warning Fran Washing
ton and start 10 Clean Their skirts.
Leading railwa, presidents have re-.
cclved warning from the inner circles
al Washington that Il ~ the purpose
OF the administration henceforth 70
apply The Interstate commerce and
antitrust laws a. vigorously TO pas
aenger as 20 freight traffic.
A a result OF this warning pasaen.
ger officials OF eastern and western
lines met IN Chicago 70 "clean house
The eastern roads commenced with
their worst trouble. the payment Of
secret rebates and other concessions
10 secure the patronage Of persons go
ing 10 Europe. Il h estimated that
every year about 10000 persons 20
from or through Chicago 10 Europe.
Most Of them are ScandinAviapn and
Italianr returning 20 their native
lands for the holiday or summer seo-
son A. q rule they travel In large
parties. and special trains are PRO
vided for thcm. They travel second
class paying a rata % SIC each from
Chicago 70 New YORK
This movement 10 worked up and
controlled b. subagcnts Of the trans
Atlantic steamship lines, anu these
subageRts have been paid commits.
sions and rebates By the railroads
II "a. -, -. Tor the business Last
month certain lines paid a. high a.
81 on each passenger turned over "a
thom ~ tho steamship agents. One
line employed % rs own agents the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
Las VEGAS


From the Optic.
Mildred Browne sustained a spralned
ankle while out skating In the canyon
Saturday afternoon ana n nov prODpdi
up N a big easy arm chair al home.
w q. Rnpp. formerly Of las VEGAS.
has hoen called 10 Camden. n. j.. from
Trinidad BY q telegram announcing
the death % his mother Mr. Rnnp has
been manager IA the brick aud tile
works In Trinidad for s0me time.
Charles Tamme. clerk % Moutozumn
camp No, 2, w0Odmen OF the World.
ia IN receipt % a draft for $4,000 from
she sovereign camp Ia Omaha. pay
able % Mrs. Sarah y. Hlll. Widow Of
the late W. H. ttili. who died on lie
cempeE "a. Il being the amount OF the
insurance policy on his life
In al, san Miguel county aspiranis
succeeded IN baggin4 fourteen loTis
lativo positions AZ Santa Re. Among
the number are. Eufique Mares, com.
iGiiiee clerk; Ofegorio Esqnibel. com
mitiee clerk; Maneol Tefoya, commit.
tee clSrk: Juan kayanaugh. trans.
iaior. Marinno salaxar, enrolling
clerk Antonio Gonzales, Pablo Ortiz
and Nesior aena. wstchmen.
Tee body Of the late W, A. Bell lay
10 state az the Lewis undertaking
rooms yesterday afternoon. Aad many
friends ~ the deceased looked for the
last time upon the familiar face ~
him whom tboy will never ace nEain
upon earth Mrs. w. n. He'll and two
little daughters left with the remains
Tor Boston. Mass, on the limited this
morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
a WIFE ABusER
RESIDES AT BOSWELL

On January 90 d warrant was sworn
out for the arrest OF Besenta urgina
before Judge Bailey, charging him
with abusing and whipping his wife
Marie. The warrant was placed In
the hands Of local Officers, but they
nave not been aole 20 ind him Thia
u not the frst time that he has abused
his wife. but on former occasions after
having made the complaint hia wife
refused 10 appear against him and he
went free. On this occasion, II IL al.
legged, he struck his wife with an axe
and broke her collar bone. and that he
took his pocket knife IN his hand with
the point 81 the knife sticking out and
stabbed her ali over the top and bach
part Of the head. injurlng her 20 Sc
verely that sno Was not able TO be out
OF bed. The warrant was sworn out
BY her son the next day after the OF.
Tense was committed.--Rogister.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
ESFAHeIt

From the News.
Mrs ", v. Hawkins received tele.
gram from her daughter. Mra. Hen
erickson. OF Pagosa Springs. annoanc.
ing the death Of The infznt daughter
OF the latter
y. Webb, Of Corona, was In town In
tervloWing Hon. y. W. Clancy. prose.
cutting attorney. ana Justice Garnett
10 regard TO collecting wages from the
NJ paso A. Northeastern.
A pleasant social dance vas given
"a the school house iesi Wednesday
nirht IN honor OF J. W. Records. who
spent n few days al home from his
work AZ Ration this week. About TWEEN
~ tripped tie light fantastic illi the
hour of H. A remark was overheard
that the school room WAS quickly
changed from 4 court room whore n
mans life was held In the balance 10
scene % gayety.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
HAS RETURNED FROM
HOLLAND AND ENGLAND

Frank Springer, who returned 10 Las
Vegas Saturday from a two months
trip TO Holland and England, says that
IN Europe the Japanese.Russlan war IL
the one absorbing topic OF thought and
conversation. This Is true, he found,
% an even greater extent than II IL
here. In England the sentiment a
overwhelmingly in favor OF the Jap.
anese. while In Holland Il Is the re-
verse. However, both nations, and the
Belgsans and the Germans and the
French, and In fact ali Europe. realize
that the clever ISLANDERS have taught
the world something new In warfare.
They have borrowed largely from oil
nations, but they have put into effect
now and brilliant ideas and have
shown splendid Initiative.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

geles. California. where he win maize
his future home.
The price paid is quite large. but
nevertheless but a email part OF the
amount expended BY Mr. Rowland IN
the Improvement Of the lands and for
the erection OF the mahw valuable
buildings thereon. He spent AZ least
100000 on the place.
The fact that the chances for the
construction OF the Elephant Butte
reservoir BY the reclamation service
Of the interior department are very
good has sent land values high and
many w0uldbe purchasers have ar
rived and are arriving IN the Meailla
valley daily. Several sales ~ lands
IN tho vicinity of Las Cruces have just
hcen contaminated ~ figures double
and triple Of what these same lands
would have brought . year ago.