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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
Or. PEARCE BUYS
! FAST TROTTING HORSE
His Name is Master DeImOr
with a Record Of 2:l6..
Entries for Races.

Dr. J. y. pcarce has the distlnction
of owning The fastest trOtting horse
ever owned In albuquerque. by his
half.brOther OF the worlds champion
trottor Major Delmar, with a mark Of
100 "a.
Master Delmar was purchased OF
W. A. Clark, Jr. son OF United 50 ates
Senator Clark. OF Montana, Ia Cal.gor.
MIA. and the animal will be- shipped 20
this city az once and put IN training
for the spring race meet This horse
has a mark OF 2.iG nat aud viii be a
main factor in the races a. be held
here In May.
This makes two new horses 10 be-
added 90 the Albuquerque strings. az
during the recent trip OF Joseph Bar
nett tO the coast. he purchased the
mare Clara H.. sired by ZRmbo.
Secretary Z. r. McCanna, OF the
Albuquerque Spring Racing assocla
ton Informed a Citizen reporter to-
day that six more running horses had
arrived az the local track Tnoso
horses represent three different stab
les and are from Acct park. Los An
hNNtlths
This morning the horses were being
worked not by the trainers and show
ed considerable speed. These ami
mails have been taking part In the
card during the sixty days OF raclni
az Ascot during March and April and
are classed cmong the fastest horses
Ia the west.
The list Of entries for the sprlul
meeting already eclipse anything oI
the kind ever attempted IN Aibuquor
que and the officers OF the association
are very confident that the meetlnl
will be- the biggest thing ever held IL
the southwest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
WILL ne RErlRE7

The Kansas City Journal, controlled
hy a director Of the Santa Fe and
likely o refoct the views taken by
tho company In situat Ions relating 20
trafilc affairs publishes the following
remarkable dispatch ircm its Wash.
ineton CORES pondeut
Secretary Morton Is about 10 re-
sign, according TO report. ln his place
II Is claimed Henry G Frick viii be
appointed.
"g'here Is talk thai Morton Is being
forced out By suits Oh ultcncd 90 force
him 20 pay back 90 the santa re the
rebates amounting 90 $500 900 given
the Colorado Fuel q Iron company.
Some OF the Santa BE stock holders
are not pleased over the loss OF me
money. Especially are they irritated
over the item when they recall that
Paul Morton and JAY Morton are big
holdors Ia the Colorado Fuel a Iron
company In other words, the Santa
Fe ala the w@-k and Morton gave a re-
bate TO himself and brother This $40,
uatlon r. annoying 70 the community
Of interests with stock in an tho
roads They naturally will get the
pay for freight, no matter which road
handles Il. This double IRE from
shareholders and community OF inter
osis Is causing some nervousness and
is associated with the resignation
talk.
Henry C. Prick Is 20 succeed Nor.
ton He Is deeply involved In the
community az interests and hlH NE
experience wish Camegie Eives him
Information about building Tho navy
| iie ls favored hy che steel trust al
the man 90 build up srong navy.
For hong years he has wanted % go
~ the senate from pennsy lvania hui
I be- was turned down hy tho system
and Knox favored Recently FTick an
nuunced that he would move t0 New
York ana take n hand in politics
lthuugh the system mat might be
able t0 place him Ia positions he mas
desire
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Mr. walker sprawilng IN the sandy
wastes ~ New Mexico. Tho gentle.
man was slightly bruised and
scratched but otherwise not seriously
injured On tho aame day four loaded
cars OF ore which we're being switched
a. Whitewater, got away from tho
railroad men and started down me
track 81 a good Russian CLIP toward
Dcmlng. The abroad men gave chase
halloOlng whoa hu the now thor
oughly frightened rolling stock. grip
ping she rails more hrmly, took on
new speed, leaving aecloud 81 dust
IN ~ wake. The Ofiiclals NJ nominr
kept the track open for four hours
waiting for the derciicis 90 heayo IN
sighi, but nary n one appeared Final
~ upon ihvgsi iEation. the cars we're
found near Haywood station. an acct.
dent 20 one ~ them having stopped
them In their mad hlght Silver City
Enter prise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
RAILROAD NOTES

From Saturdays Daily Citizenl
George Wallace machinlst AZ she
shops. resigned his position yostor.
day and left today for the east
Several engines from the coast "a.
vision have been brought TO the Al
buquerque shops TO be generally over.
hauled.
A party Of officials Of the New York
Central a Hudson River railway
passed through albuquerque last
night attached % No. /.
Herbert Johnson II new arrival
In the city from Bakersfield. Call.
fornia. and has gone to work as a ma.
chinist helper IN the local shops
J. A. Knox. travelling freight and
passenger agent Of the santa Fe Cen.
tral railway. was IN the city today
from Santa Re. looking NO business
for his road
Mrs j. n. Jones and children have
loft Las VoKts for Topeka where her
husband Is nov occupying an import.
ant clerical position IN me Santa Fo
Offices. The family Will be missed in
Las Vegas.
J. G. Prescott. excursion manager
of the Erie railroad. Nas IN the city
short while yesterday on his way
east from n soiourn OF several months
AZ Phoenix, Ariz. for the benefit Of
his health.
Charles j.. and Thomas W Hanson,
who were employed NJ Gallup too
years ago a. car repairers. have re-
turned 10 their old job az the Gallup
repair tracks, after spending the time
In California.
w. NJ. Mcclellan, who was book
keeper for six years NJ the Wholesale
| liquor store 81 nachechi a 0ioml re
signed the other day. and Is now book
keeping M the wholesale liquor 60.
tahlishmcnt of stern. SChloss A Co.
Tho Rock Island road has sold "a
/ Speyer a Co, Of New York, $1,000, 000
frst mortgage and ~ofunding bonds
due IN 1913 The proceeds are TO be
used IN the improvement OF The road
bed Of the system and in the acquisi
ton 81 new rolling stock
! In discussing the proposed Issue oil
500 900. 900 additional preferred stocl
Of the Union Pacific road tho Wal
street Journal says that y. u. Harri
man has made that road "tho mos
tremendous weapon ~ conquest eve
welded by a single financial intores
In this or any sther country"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

ter, Of Emporla. Kan, visited Tor q
few days with her mother aud father,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Thomas and sis.
ter. Mrs. Leo Boyd. en- route home
from san Francisco, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Moore are the
happy parents OF twin boys
Joe Fowler returned from a visit In
Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Mls.
souri,
Mrs Ira Duckworth and son. Master
Clyde. returned from Dawson. where
they visited with friends for two
weeks.
G.. j. Gavin, secretary ~ the Ma.
tional Livestock association. came
down from Denver and Is circulating
among his Ration friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
ARIZONA TOWNS

trading business and has departed for
Flagstaff.
Clarence Morrow and William Amos
two Of Navajo cOunty's prosperous
shcermon. arrived IN the city from the
Salt River valley 10 look after their
locks thag wlntered on this side.
They epOrt an abundance OF feed and
water ON the desert
A couple Of government sheep In
spcctors are here and viii gO out 20
inspect the numerous nocks 81 sheep
for scab before allowing them 20 80
onto the reserve We have been In.
formed there will le some atty In.
spcctors stationed IN this territory
this season for tho same purpose and
scabhy focls are 10 be dipped under
the supervision OF the inspectors az
the exponsc Of the owner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
"A CROOKED OPERATOR
LEAVES GALLUP.

a. l.. Prior. who hr been employed
as day operator i0- The past two
weeks az tha depot, suddenly took his
departure for PARTS unknown. between
two days, the frst Of the week, says
the Gallup Republican. He was a
smooth one. During his short stay
here ne succeeded In sticking a number
OF our townemen for sums limited only
by the amount they would loan him.
Monday he showed a Telegram To w.
n. Morris which stated that a note
which ne lad agned with his brother
IN Kansas City had become due and
unless u was paid az once the money
lender threatened 90 ga nihhee ms
wages. by putting up little talk Mt.
Morris let him have tho money. That
night be lef n was found after.
ward that his room rent was unpaid
as was also an account with John
Kennedy for some $3.50. There may
be other accounts, but this Is all We
have heard or Since his leaving q IL
believed that the telegram which he
showed was a bogus one.
}. Tanner. Of Memphis. Tenn, was
brought 20 the city this morning on
train No. 10 from islcia where he was
injured by falling under train. on
which he was trying 20 stooI ride
The wheels Of one car passed over
the heel OF his right foot but the
injury Is only a slight crush Of the
bone Of the heel. The heavy counter
of the heel Of ne shoe he wore pro
tected the foot from being completely
crushed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
RaIIroaa supply tiousea.

The year is 20 be- very nuay one
for railroad supply companies, says a
ChicarO dispatch. Already orders have
been booked for equipment and ma.
torlals OF one kind aud another 10 aa
amount exceeding ga The aggregate
$4,000. 600 OF this amount fi5 900.
coo is for steel rails for this years do
livery. and orders are stili being re-.
celyed
For the FIRST quarter Of the year the
orders for locomotives eKroad 1000 In
number, which n about 100 per cent
increase as compared with tho CORES
pOnding three months a gear ago.
The steel corporation viii get the
biggest percentage Of increase Ia steel
rails. This viii Offset az losses last
year. which were heavy. as tho indo.
pendent companies made nearly AZ
many rails as iu 1908.
Last years home consumption Of
rai,s was 300 2sf tons. as against g..
.0lule5 tlng 200 1893 snd 2.l43.Ts9 IONS
IN 1902 Last year the corporation
made 90 per cent oi an the Beasemor
rails. while ln 1908 4 made 90 per
cent of the total. ns q did In 1909
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22


y &. Burnett. employed IN the local
shops. visited the territorial capital on
sunday tie returned I'm the evening
Juan pnuhecO left santa Fc ycstor
day In charge at ton men 90 work on
the construction " the Denver a Rio
.Grande extension hom Durango 20
Pennington
J. r. McNnlly. supc intondunt of the
Rio 0rundo division OF the SANTA Pc
was IN the city yesterday on business
connected with his duties. he returned
south This morning
A. a. Homus, claim adiuetOr of the
Santa Fc with hoadquartors az Colo
RADIO springs. was In SANTA Pc ycstor
day en- route from this city 90 Embudn
uu the Denver a Rio Grando. whore
be- has claims to adjust
r. irsllc. fOrr e. ll the
Offices Of the santa re Central at the
territorial capital, bui who IS now
ranchlng and doing a general morchan
disc business In the pocos valley, was
al santa Fe yesterday on business
Eugene Romero. who mas n tlo cen.
tract on the Albuquerque East lfn and
who wa here yesterday on business
connected with that contract. went
I NWfNN NNHN MNNWAH W.T. AANNNtAW ~ MNNN
the coal oll inspector for The territory
The Aztec Index says Mike Ryan,
tho contractor who la I'm charge 0i
The force doing rock work on the grade
This side of Cedar iiill. Was IN Aztec
| Tuesday. Tie says he will complete
/ his cOntract-ono and Onohalf miles
Of rock work month. lie en-
ploys ninety.fiyo men.
] - -
who had been clerking In the commits
sary department o. the Albuquerque
Eastern railway az MOriarty. has gone
70 Canon City. Colo, where he goes d
, take position az assistant treasurer
OF tho Colorado Electric railway IN
that city.
The optic says; hour boilermakorl
az the las Vegas shops have quit wori
AZ the call from Topeka for a strlk,
and two or three helpers went with
them one or two b0llormakorH re-
main, and the management claims &,
bee able TO on the places Of those VIII,
have quit Only light ropalra are don,
here. 30 NO serious handicap ~ likelS
20 result from any detection at thil
point.
President A. A. Robinson. Of IN,
Mexican Central railway, accompanied
/ by his family. passed through Albu
quo,quo this morning ia Mr. Robin
sons private car which was attached
90 No 49, During their short stop II
this city they were entertained bl
Mr. and Mrs. w. a. Choatham. VIII,
are very close friends OF the family
Mr. Robinson was ca route TO New
York. whore he viii look after lmpor
tant railroad matters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
HOLBROJK

From the Argus.
There will be a dance az AdamanA
on the night OF April 81. Everybody
invited 20 attend.
Mrs. J. r. Richards OF s. Joseph
spent a couple OF days here this
week visiting with relatives.
on Monday last w. H. Clark con
tracted for Jose Nuanez's entire clip
of wool at sixteen cents per pound.
Joe knight has severed his cunncc.
ton with 4 ~ Mnupin In The indian
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
PRESIDENT ALEXANDER
SUSTAINED aY BOARD.

New York. April is-The geaerai
Offices of tho Equitable lifo Assurance
society. al their meeting today, adop.
ted tho report submitted by the com.
mitfce on resolutions, endorsing Priest
dent Alexander and fayoring the mo
tuallEaii0n of the society.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
NUDGE CHOSEN
on the Executive Committee Amerl.
can Railway Association.

On the Executive Committee Ameri-
can Railway Assoc iatlon.
H. u. Nudge. general manager 81
tho santa Pc. has been elected 10 the
executive committee of tho American
Railway association Election % ahla
position IS considered a great honor
among railway men.
The selection 81 Mr.. Nudge for this
place Sd noteworthy on account OF tho
TACT very few western railroad men
have ever been given imuor ant posi-
iions In the association The Amorl
can Hallway association includes
among ~ membership an the lead.
INK executive and managerial officials
~ he Important railways Of the Unit.
"a states. stuyvesant FiaL - ihe illi.
nois Central Is the prdesident Of the
association.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

New York April isA dispatch
% the Herald from pekin asserts that
tho German interests have iust Do
manded exclusive mining rights In
the procedures 81 Teng ChnW iai
Chow and Ching Chow Ia Chang Tung
province These procedures cover
the Chang Tung peninsula entirely. In
Guiding the neutral zone around che
Foo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
RIGHT or WAY IS
BEING SECURED

E. A. Mock the Denver q RIO Gran.
De right OF way man. was In Farmlng-
ton last week arranging right Of way
matters for the track and depot site.
SO far the company has secured So
right OF way without any trouble and
none IL anticipated from nov on. Mr.
Mock Is now In the vicinity OF Flora
Vista. arranging the question OF com
penaatlon with those who have been
damaged by tho road and win have
graders on the ground IN a short time
'He viii then return TO Huntington 20
make the final settlements.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
Crushed Under Engine.

Chaa. r. Nanekers. a Santa fo air
Inspector was crushed 90 death IN
der a iocDnuFive al Nrcdies the other
day while In the act Of repairing the
engine.
There was something wrong with
tho air connections and Nnnekera
crawled under the locomotive 60 10.
cate the trouble The engineer did
not know that sho man was beneath
the engine when he received orders
To START Bcforo starting he gave
three blasts on the whistle hut " IL
thought Vanckers failed 10 hear the
warning on account Of escaping steam.
Nanckers was a native Of Liverpool.
where his wife aud children live. The
coroner's jury eXoneraied the rallroad
company and rs employees from
blame
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

fFrnm Mondays Daily Citizenl
The ere department a. the Santa We
shops were called out FOR practice yes.
terday morning.
" Y. barnes. master mechanic Ter
Santa Re a. Las VEGAS, was IN the
city yesterday.
Seven cars u fresh oysters con.
signed 10 Los Angeles psSsod through
Albuquerque yesterday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
NOTICE

To r. W. Webb Francis Il. Dcwns, Zee.
tates. Administrators and Heirs and
Assigns Of Same.
You and each of you are hereby no
tined that your co-Owuors. @. l..
Brooks and w. 8 stricklor, have sX.
pended two HUNDRED (20O) dollars In
labor and improvements upon the Old
Timer Lode. situated In the New Ptac.
crs Mining District. County OF Santa
Re. Territory OF New Mexico. $4,000
for eacn year. az will appear by GER
tincates filed Nov. 8, 1908. and Nov.
n, 1904 In the Office OF the Recorder
OF said county. In order 90 hold said
premises under the provisions OF sec
lion 1894. Revised Statutes OF the
United States, being the amounts re-
Quired 20 hold the same for the years
ending Dec. 81. 1908, and Dec. 81,
1904 And II within ninety days after
this notice for publication you fail or
refuse TO contribute your portion OF
such expenditure. your respective In
torests IN said claim will become the
property Of the subscribers under said
section 222i.
w. 3. STRiCtIsER.
| q. l.. BROOKS.
l Nat. 80 Nvnf F.WhffWaqfnv Ian o. Fu0E
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
SANTA FE

From the New Mexican.
Mrs. W. N. Goobel celebrated her
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
DIRT BEGAN FLYING THIS WEEK
on the Scenic Route OF the Santa Fe,
Ration q Eastern Railroad.

on the Scenic Route OF the Santa Fe,
Ration a Eastern Railroad.
Dirt commenced flying Monday Last
ON tho Santa Fe. RaUon q Eastern rail.
road. says the Ration Cazette. This
Is the new ll0e 10 be built from Ration
20 sagarhe Canyon. Contractor
Philips SAYS the work will be- pushed
with mpldlty until complete and II ~
confidently expected trains viii DO
running over this new road BY July 4
Now h an 0pportune time 20 advocate
la Fourth ~ July celebration over
the scenic railway 90 sugariie canyon
This has always been 6 iavorlte spot
Tor recreation and with the vast Inn
pr0vcment tO be made and the easy
access Ia mis- beautiful canyon Il viii
prove an ideal resort for celebrations
plcnloa and outings IN general. not
every enterprlsinR citizen Of naiOn put
his shoulders 30 ere wheel and give
tnIs now enterprise a "bouEi " knock.
ors" also fall ln line or get out.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Word comes from Roswell, whero
court opened yesterday that Judge
Pope has granted a change OF venue
iu the case Of the Territory versus
DOming0 Wales. 10 BernalillO county
and also In the case against Rosario
luoero de Cord0ya. his alleged ac'
complete Wales Is held for the a..
sassination Of Colonel J. Francisco
Chaves az PinOs Wells. Torrance
ciunty which sad event occurred a
few days after She general election
In November, 1904.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
NUDGE IN THE PRESENT STRIKE

An Associated Press dispatch. night
report. relative 10 the presen, strike
quotes General Manager Nudge Of
the Santa Fe road a. follows.
The Santa Fe Will not seek iniunc
tions In the case of the striking boil
ermakors at any Of the points points
involved In the strike unless the strik.
crs themselves give US some cause.
They have quit work aud all We ask
of them Is that they DO not interfere
with tho operation OF tho company's
shops Il they do not care 10 work for
us. an right we can get along with
ont them. n thoy ever come back "a
work for as they will DO so under the
same conditions which existed the day
they walked out. only about atty OF
them are union men, the rest being
helpers and apprentices. II they ever
go back 20 work the union men and
helpers win be treated just alike. No
concessions will be- made either"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

That portion Of the Silver city
branch ~ the Santa We lying between
this place and Haywood, proved q hoo.
doc 20 railroad mcn last Tuesday on
tho afternoon % that day Roadniasier
Walker. who had been on an inapoc
ton trip % silver CITY, started fOf
Demlng IN his gasoline motor car
When about midway between this
place and Whlrewater the oar struck
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Three Ways 90 Go 20 New York
gives an idea of what can be accom-
pllshod by great railroad and two
steamboat lines. Here is variety
whose every prospect phases A copy
viii be sent free, postpaid 90 any adj.
dloss, on receipt Of a two cent stamp,
by George u Daniels, general passen.
ger agent New York Central a hud.
son River railroad Grand Central sta-
ton, New York
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Charles ~ IIain6s, the brakeman
on the branch between Lamy junction
and Santa 30. ia IN the city, coming IN
from the south this morning. Mt
Ilnlnos had been IN Mosilla Park "a
visit his ncice. Miss Eva Dougherty,
who "a q student 90 the agricultural
college. En route 10 this city he
stopped over yesterday al Bolen. and
reports that town az present enjoying
a genuine boom. MI Haines will con-
tlnue north 20 Santa Fe tomorrow
morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

HAS STOOD rnE TEST % YEARS.
The old, original Groves Taateless
chill Tonic You kn0w what YOU are
taking. "a Ia iron and quinlne IN a
tastcloss form. No cure. No pay. soc.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-09
The Power of the Jews.

Extensive preparations celebration beginning
November anniversary
IN States.
noteworthy
to the immigration of what universally
New Amsterdam allowed political rights
From this little has the Jewish colony the
world New Yorks Jewish larger than that
of other city, Lodz Poland
Vienna third
total population.
OF the 100000 world 100000 country
1t is acquisition of which this
TO the front in all the great that have developed the
up nation.
The celebration coming fifty participated
by Jews alone but by all
mighty people time. Blu mighier
people they today
The Jew is proudly
conscious that without
without the possibility combination
worlds destnes perpetual witness to the truth of his words
"The race is the swift strong"
The teratures of the world saturated his
The laws of Sav Saxon and Ce founded
We give thanks the the Jewish
souls in adversely Hebrew
and skeptc merry
of Moses; the
the Jewish food conscience of CIV
iization has been nodded in Jewish
The Jonathan Boaz have become
idyls with people ignorant of their literature.
The nothing the
poets.
Yes mighty has been the wthrough mghter is
he today than and
still the brok ideas"
with his prophet they spiritual
ues 20 God in these things live
life of the Spirit"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-09
GLASS JARS FOCUS
SUN RAYS SETTING
FIRE TO A HOUSE
Old Soils Beams Shining Through
Preserve Bottle Cause Costly
Blaze.

REDDING, Cal, Nov. 9. - The
suns rays concentrated by a cou-
pie of preserve bottles left stand
ing on a table near a window set
fire to the residence of Perry w.
Mark across the river from Red
ding and spread so rapidly that,
though the owner of the house was
at work in the garden several hun
dred feet away, he was unable to
save even a piece of clothing. The
preserve bottles, both empty, were
set in such a manner that the suns
rays penetrated both and focused
in small spot such as is made
by burning glass" on the table
on which they stood. The remark
able heat generated is shown by
the fact that the wooden top of
the table was ignited and flames
spread in remarkably short time
to the window curtains and set fire
to the frame work of the building.