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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
REV. WRIGHT HAS
ARRIVED AT ALAMoooRpo

Rov. W ] Wrlght. The now pastor
at the Methodist Episcopal church
south, for the coming year. arrived In
Alamogordo tho latter part OF last
week In time 90 an the pulpit Sunday.
Says the Advertiser. He was located
AZ Gallup. n NJ. last year Mr. Wright
comes highly recommended az q man
hy his family Uuul a few years ago
Rev, Wright was a iourneyman print
er and newspaper man. and has never
lost interest la the profession In tho
boom DAYS OF Creole he was editor
and founder OF the Creedo Candle,
which had more than u local roputa.
zion and with which paper a number
0f Alamogurdo people were more COZ
less familiar az the time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
BUSIEST YEAR

Nations bank ciearngs for week ended september 80
we're t25i7G0O00O; ass per cent increase over 1904
Minneapolis % having million bushel days" Rail-
roads swamped.
Standard Oh increased exports since January
go 100000 gallons.
Pennsylvania railroad has ordered $4,000 tons OF
steel Biggest order given,
Puget sound saw mills filling orders from China for
% 600 600 feet OF lumber
Day night and Sunday work can't fll foreign orders
for electrical apparatus
Elghtyfuur railroads show increase gross earnings Of
10 per for first half Of 1905,
wheat cop worth gG0.000.O0O more than in 1904, corn
$50 100000 more.
Raw silk imports for 1906 six times greater than in
1856
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
NEW MEXICO FOR ZINC
Is FORGING AHEAD.

The new zinc mine at Tres Her
manas. Is conceded 10 be the largest
mine OF the metal In the west. u has
already a national reputation, and sew
eral OF the heavy mining men Of the
country are looking longlngly this
way Mr. Thurstou, one 0f the owners.
SAYS there IS a small colony In Tres
ilDrmaaas now There aie twenty
children belonging to families already
Cougregaiod there, and there will soon
be- a demand for new school dis.
ir.ri Luna county is moving.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
WRIT or PROHIBITION
DID NOT FIGURE
NEWSPAPER MAN GETS
UP IN THE WORLD

The editor Of the Cloudcroft silver
Lining went up on the highest point
he could find and looked down upon
the clouds. He could see them In the
canons beneath him In fact. Ia Is not
every day that a newspaper man can
get So high up or az near "a the man
slons In the sky" AZ he did He could
see tho tops ~ the white mountains
looming up in the west, and even fur.
Their on II was misty day, but not
wlthstandlng. he could perceive a blk
patch Of white, which he was told
were the celebrated white sands Of
Otoro county, and which be under
stands are twenty miles across.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

Standard on knows Il. Therefore In
his little talk 10 the city council Mr..
bronson asked that the road be com.
PEELED 10 make and keep an opening
across ne tracks.
The standard on IL not alone IN this
request. either. sevetal farmers have
Joined the standard In the request, de-.
claring that n would be best 20 keep
the opening &C oss the tracks at this
street a. 70 would accommodate q
large number OF farmers.
This Is believed 10 be tho first time
IN the history OF the octopus where
The railroads were fighting standard
OF and the farmers wcro Joining with
Rockefeller TO fight the railroads.
The streets and alleys committee OF
the council viii make an Investigation
and iepori on The matter 10 The coun.
cll.-Topoka Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
HUBBELL RELEASED
FROM COUNTY JAIL
PureeS Himself Of Contempt
by Complying With Or
der OF Court.
STATUS OF CASE NOT CHANGED

Thomas =. Hubbeii no longer re-
mains a prisoner IN the county jail
His release was accomplished late
Saturday evening after an hour'a hear
ing IN chambers. Attorneys w. -.
Chllders and A. D. McMlllen. counsel
for Huhbell. appeared before judge
Abbott shortly after 8 o'clock on Sat.
urday evening and informed che court
that their client would obey the re-
naming part ~ the order OF the court
Issued a week ago. and directing said
Hubboll to turn over the olhco. county
iaii. records and other paraphcinaiia OF
the aherins Office 10 porfoctO Armiio,
pending the trial Of the case upon -
merits.
Mr.. Hubhell was brought before the
court and almost Immediately the fol.
lowing order was issued by Judge
Abbott for Huhholls release,
order Of Release,
In re-. Thomas s. Huhbell.
The court having caused Thomas 3.
iiuhholl 10 be brought before II, w. y.
Childers and A. y. McMlllen, attor'
neys for said HubhJll. boipg present.
and e appearing 20 the court that Per
focto Armijo hes taken forcihle pos
session OF the jail. prisoners and room
occupied rs sherlh's Office In the coun'
Is court house and the said T. =.
Hubbel under duress and protesting
that the court has no jurisdiction TO
make said order. delivers the property
pertaining 90 said Office OF sherih now
remaining under his control TO said
Porfecto ArmiiO. and further protest
Ing that such action shall In no way
affect his rights or change hts status
Ia any other proceedings now pend
Ing IN any ~ the court or hereafter
to be commenced.
II IL therefore ordered by the court
that said Thomas s Huhbell be, aud
he hereby u dlscharged from Gus
tody. and so far as Il is within thu
power Of tho court so to order. tina;
his proceeding shall IN no way effecl
his rights OF change bis status In any
proceeding now pending In any cou~i
or TO be hereafter begun relative O.
said ONCE.
October Z. 1905.
Mr.. Hubbeli turned over the miss
Ing records today. tho ONCE, jan. etc.
having already been taken possession
OF hy pcrfectO Armlio.
WRIT or PROHIBITION
DID NOT FIGURE
The writ Of prohibition granted by
Judge Mann Of Alamogordo, and al
rertod agaiGst Judge Abbott Of thii
city. which was served on Judge 40
bolt NJ noon Saturday. In no way ~
ured In the proceedings resulting Ia
the release ~ Mr. Huhbell from jail
u Is not known what effect the writ
viii have IN the ease.
n "a not known what the next steI
viii be In the case. but Il ia said IN,
counsel for Hubboll will bring qu,
warranto proceedings 10 try the tltl'
to the ONCE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
TWO GOOD SANTA FE ITEMS
or PERSONAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wall and three
sons. OF New York city left Thurs
day afternoon for their home, after a
pleasant visit 90 Mr.. WALKS sister,
Mrs +. 3. Catron, at 2l0 Grant ave
nue.. They were returning from a
visit In California and TO the Lewis
and Clark exposition at Portland,
Ore.
Colonel and Mrs. Max FrOct expect
20 leave tomorrow for Washington. ID,
g.. via Chicago AZ lamy they VIII
be met by Mr. and Mrs. G. 7. Brown
~ Socorro, who viii go with them.
In Washington. Colonel Frost and Mr..
Brown will attend the sessions OF the
supreme council Of TIE thirtythlrd de-
re- of Ancient and Accepted Scot
fish Rite Of Free Masonry,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
FINE APPLES GROW
$50 IN IIMCOl COUNTY

George Coe. OF Glencoe, Lincoln
county. arrived at AlamoEordO with
two wagon loads of very fine apples.
which we're readily disposed OF 70 10.
cal dealers. Mr. Goes apples arc Gov.
etod because they are very choice and
tree from worms, the codling moth
never having made its advent In bis
locality. re will have about 10000
pounds Of winter applea.
Mr.. Coe Il one OF the pioneer fruit
men Of the southwest ana set his first
orchard out when IL was nothing but
an experiment. aud he had 10 haul
his trees from socorrO, which was
then tho nearest railroad station.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
ALAMoooRoo Loses VALU.
ABLE BUSINESS INTEREST.

headquarters Of tho southwestern
Mercantile company nave been ro'
moved from Alamogordo 20 Dawson,
This change was made a. a business
A. j. K!ng stlll retains
general supervision OF no - M. Co.
and T.. NJ. Clark continues as auditor
These two gentlemen are fine husi'
moss men and are familiar with the
4. a. co. affnils from start 10 finish.
Mr. Clark will spend most OF bis. time
tiers are in i.l paso.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

THAT photographer II a fraud. He's
swludlcd scores OF people. lie ought
to hc oxpOsad."
THAT wouldn't worry him any.
Photographs are used to exposure.
Have yOu ever read The BOEa2 "
asked the first lieutenant OF precinct
u. ward a. who was also a third as
aistant hridEe tender on the canal
Il have NOE" replied the lieutenant
81 precinct Is, ward "a, who was also
the seth asstant sorgeant-at-arms In
the Office of he state Inspector of high
way dust. But ri tell you what !
have done. I've wrote 10 the boss two
or three tin
How haa he world been using you
since 7 saw gu last7"
Not ven we'll. launched a new
enterprise down In Louisville and lost
every cent I'm just getting on my
feet again.
What 90 ed your faiiure7r
"Oh. n was only natural. Launch
ing anythin Is suggestive Of too much
opposition I Kentucky nature"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

There is a tide In the affairs OF men, which taken
a its flood leads fortune Thus did the bard OF
Avon put words the mouth Of his stage people, four
hundred years ago quite we'll might he have made
n sin affairs OF state" Let think; IL not this op
poruniy for Joint statehood the tide In the affairs OF
New Mexico and Arizona which n taken at Us food VIII
lead their people fortune and II omitted all the voy
age of their political lives will NE bound IN shadows and
In miseriesg shah they let few Interested parties
thwart their destinesg People OF New Mexico and Ar
zona, look well your interests az this time OF Hood
tide. Don't Let II pass,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

The Morning Journal today had feline editorial
headed "Roducto ad Absurdum." Following the example
paper The Citizen might say that 80 much use OF
space ontirey unnecessary almost any editorial
In "our esteemed contemporary" would amply Illustrate
the principe logic cited Hut this writer while not
stranger to editorial controversial has suffered
himself AT OF supposed humor sophlstca
arguments TO forget the restraining bands OF truth The
legal conditions OF New Mexico be reduced absurd
lty both IN theory and our Supreme bench ought not
be composed OF the district Judges But Il Is 80 com
posed and probably will remain m the territory Sc
cures statehood
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

The Washington Post is informed by reliable CORE.
spondont who has knowledge OF Equitable affairs that
this company has for years maintained fund called
"protecion fund" which has been used 10 prevent In
imica legislation a. Albany, he adds that he has no
doubt that the 5000 for which Senator Depew was
responsible was money placed In his hands for political
purposes with a view 20 protecting the Equitable from
Improper legislation" The protection fund" was ere.
ated specifically for that purpose Can there be any
doubt that the other insurance companies In New York
wore compelled 90 protect themselves against legislative
grafterg In the same way?
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

Now, when violation Of law has become notorious
in the financial life OF the United states and when the
issue n sharp between the enforcement Of law and is
violation special privilege Is 0pportune 20 recall that
homage to elemental law which Richard Hooker formu'
what has been regarded as OF the finest pas
sages the English language Of law there be no
less acknowledged than that her seat IL IN the bosom OF
God voice the harmony OF The world All things In
heaven and earth do her homaEehe very feel
ing and the greatest not exempted from her
mower"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
SOME THINGS WHICH ARE
DOING m socoRRo

Charles nruton, who sold his stock
ranch the FIRST Of the week to H. q.
Bursum. has bought the Yunker prop.
orty on North California street and
viii make the place q home for him
self and family.
James stevens IS building the ioun-
dalton for new power house az the
Graphic mine Englnos are 10 be In
stalled to compress air for the com.
pressed air drills 10 be- used IN the
mine hereafter.
a. j. Hagerman of Roswell, was 90
visitor In snCOrro yesterday In a bust
ness trip over the territory Mr.. Ha
german lB taking note of public SEQ
tlment on the statehood question ang
of other matters " public Interest
The palomas Chief Mining COM
paAy Is publishing ne articles of ln
corporation. The directors Of thA
company are Messrs q Haxeltlno. IN
A. True and Charles y swnine q
Boston. & q Brown OF socorro, and
j. G. Plcmmons, OF Hillshoro.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

The Congressional visitors expected 10 arrive
In Ration yesterday afternoon. II will be- pity II this
visitation shall be conducted after the manner OF the
Beyordge party after that OF the Curtis and Willis
visit The visitors should take time to see the country
aud ascertain the wishes Of the people statehood.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

China Il 10 said, has learned from the civilized
world the effects of bomhthrowng and has commenced
the practice o. ~ but In that as In everything else they
go directly contrary TO the practice OF the Caucasian
Among the white races, bombs thrown al those who
retard development 81 the race by trying TO hold an
things in stam CUE Ina China however the bombs We're
thrown boy the mosshaois and tho icms were the conf
missonors appointed by the Chinese government TO wish
western nations ana learn our advanced ways.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14


You .hu remember" said the Old
g.u,leman. hat "A fair exchange Il
uU robbery.
Yes" a. Eered the youngster upon
whom the ADVICE was being bestowed,
It you don't moan a church fair ex.
.alnge, do YOUR
Maybe d reason President Mccall
sHt "a mill laire Is that he has been
ing all b. money 10 Judge Ham
ON.
Well, wlHts the matter with you2'
Sod the I1ctor. This ls the first
me you'y, been TO see me for sew
MONTH
q don't know what's wrong, doctor
hink I'm all run c5wn."
impossible. lnipOssihlo!" exclalm-
% i.a doctor
Z. indeed. Il was impOasiblo--fOr
.his nversati0n WIS between native
Phi phlans.
N r. ggart favofH the canteen.
Aftoi ding some OF the evidence In
the rs divorce case we came TO
the lsion that he favored any
thln1 40 would hold II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

Eugene Lyon manager OF the lithd
graphing supply department Of Ind
Ault a Wihorg ink company Of Gin
clnnau. Ohio. o. In the city. coming In
from southern California this morn.
INK. Ills company has a bis branch
house az Mexico City, and Mr. Lyon
VIII go south tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
APPLES TO MAKE
OWNER VERY PROUD

II. q Bartholomew. the Tesuquo
hortlculturist, spent yesterday In town
shipping fruit w. n. Wise OF Tesu.
cue and he have been on a trip 20
southern santa Re county and have
inspected conditions m the Nambe and
Poioaquo valleys. They found ranch
affairs In excellent shape anG a third
cutting OF alfalfa In progress, There
Will be large crops Of onions and beans
In that section. AZ the Bouquet or
chard at pojoaque. they found that eX'
tonslve sales OF good fiuit had boon
made during tho season. From four
apple trees there were gathered 40
boxes OF apples, the boxes averaging
so pounds apiece. The apples on one
tree .iyeragod one and one.half pounds
In weight and we're Of excellent eating
quality. The honey crop this season
has also been quite satisfactory. The
fruit crop Is pretty well shipped, only
very late peaches and winter apples
remaining. ~ ON the Bouquet orchard
three car loads OF apples and other
fruit have already been shipped and
Cicero Wledner estimates that he has
three car loads of winter apples yet
to ship. The bouquet orchard So one
OF the finest In the United states
The first trees were set out by John
bouquet, who came 10 New Mexico
over forty years ago, and was fine
gardener.
MIR. Bartholomew says that ne no
| ticod much moro land under cultlya-
| ton and IN crops than heretofore and
thore arc still large areas OF land 0pTn
[ for irrigation and cultivation In the
valleys OF the Nambea Poioaque and
I Temque rivers
The fact that over 1000 pounds OF
apples were taken from four trees In
tho Bouquet orchard, rs, Of course, re-.
markahie, but there are Ia santa Fe
county and In the Santa Ne valley
trees that can show almost as good
record, on the Gould orchard az
/ san Ildofonso. this years entire apple
crop ON four acres was sold on the
trees for $500. Nr. Bartholomew
thinks that there De- lots OF room In
nothern Santa Fc county for large
number of farmers and fr,lt growers
who are not afraid % work, and who
Wiil cultivate from ten to forty on
rfty acres la fruits, vegetables and
cereals. He ia OF the opinion that such
men would not only make a good liy
INK but put by much money, and In q
few years after settling and as soon
as their orchards attain maturity they
would become Wail 20 do.-New Mex
lean,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

President j. J. Hlll have been talking "A
good deal recently one OF his reported uttemuces BE-;
"rhs fallacy ha the United States is getting coutro,
OF the markets oi the world needs 90 be- studied aud
honestly Because highly protected manu-
facuror are able. hy of the high prices they
charge you. 10 send abroad certain portion Of their
output and sell for half what you pay not con.
auerng the commercial world"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

OrcBto Bachochi who has been IN
Italy visiting relatives and friends for
the past few months. writes 20 the
clifton 20 ''stop his paper" as he Is
about ready 10 start for his homo In
New Mexico. Mr.. Bachechi writes
that he has had a flno time. but will
be glad when no reaches hlhuQuer'
que. where he is q member Of the
arm OF Rachechi a Glomi, and doing
a nue business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

F broken down with dyspepsia What shall profit a man
n hc lahcrits al The millions of the universe ana his
stomach goes back on him2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

The friends Of iolni statehood should make point
that the congressional party shortly 10 visit this territory
ana Arizona. shall MOI return oas with only uc Office
holders statements wishes of the poore CONCERNING
iOlnure.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

Henry Glove IN bic last weekly Financial Reyiow.
is certainly very learsh IN his opinion aud advice. Tie
says thai extreme conservatism IN stock buying al this
time hardly be too strongly recommended.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

OF the country ior August shows gain as per
over ihe Same month ast year IL Jumped $4,000,
900 to SO 100000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

Tho pomng headlight in its last Issue ronomoos
a allegiance 10 e democratic party and announces Cos
intention ~ going alone However tho Roswell Record
still remains among tho iulthful
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

The Ration Range says that "the meeting Of the city
council held bon the Gate City Tuesday evening was The
Interesting session held FOR months Tho attend
ance excellent AN the members OF the council were
present ami "a large number Of interested ctizons allied
the council chamber Many matters of Interest were dis
euased by ho rys legislative body, ana many plans FOR
improving Che condition Of the town az large we're con
sidoFod which action viii Dee taken at later meet
Ing Every mcmhor VI tho council apparently had some
plan for the uphudinF and beermonl Of Ration and sur
ruuudngs and very plain Co the spectator that
Ratous city council works in aud out OF season
for the improys OF the town That s as Il should
ho. not alone u Ration bur In every Incorporated town
ana city in New McXico. Then would the territory e1
peri,nce development never before realized
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

New York burglars mako discrimination between
anything that's loose and anything that's tied down
They even cart away 1890 pound safes In broad day
lRht.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

The Confessions OF a life Insurance Dirocior or,
How We swipod the swag" should be bound IN calf and
presented 20 every policy holder In the country,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
MOST ANYTHING

n you want e. mako a
woman mad. agree with
'or when she says, I'm
homcly."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

Years ago uorbru spencer one OF the greatest OF
English thinkors put his finger the weakest spot Ia
educational syatDu lack Of character building Pro-
testing against Intellectual education he said "you
gel golden conduct from eadeu Instincts oar
leading school men at he meeting OF tho National
Education association backed mp Spencers criticism
whom IN series of resoutons ho dopiorci The ack of
moral teaching ga our schools They have realized that
culture al head 20 the exclusion OF heart culture s
vain Right foeus - necessary than right iudg'
mout Coufoundng morality with soctaranism the right
m rejection of tho latter from the public school currou
hum has resulted n the banefui neglect of The former
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-07-27
ACCIDENTS.

Paul David, son of J. W. HaltzelI,
formerly of this county but now living
at Rochester, Pa, was drowned in the
Beaver river, on Sunday, July 9th, aged
IA years
While Clemmie Ball, aged four years,
a daughter of Jos. Ball. was play
ing in their yard, in Oakland Place,
last Thursday afternoon, her clothing
took fire, and although the flames were
extinguished as quickly as possible, and
every aid rendered. she died that
| evening.
A year old boy named Prebula was
| burned at bonfire in Claytonia, Satur-
day afternoon. and brought TO the
Hospital, but died there.
Samuel Sopher, farmer of near
Wesley, Venago Co., had his entire
herd, consisting OF FIVE valuable cows,
killed by lighting on Wednesday. The
animals were standing under a tree,
one bolt doing all the damage.
Anderson Ray wrenched his back
very badly while at work on drilling
well near Petersville, Friday.
Mrs. W. P. Brown had a knee dis
located by jumping from buggy, last
Friday.
John McMichael. telephone lineman
of Butler, fell from a ladder near
Coylesville and broke his left arm
Joseph Lindsey of Summit township
was made unconscious by fall from a
load of hay, in his field, Tuesday, but
was not seriously injured
Florence Bortmas of Park View had
leg broken by fall from a swing,
and was taken to the Hospital.
Mrs Geo. Bear of Greenville commit
ted suicide, Sunday afternoon, at the
Mercer sanItarium, hanging herself with
shawl 1t is thought she was dement,
ed
Andrew J. Coulter of Slpperyrock
twp. had his left hand cut off by
moving machine, Monday, His team
became unmanageable and broke the
tongue, and he got mixed up with the
machine
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1905-07-27
Borough Affairs.

At the meeting of Council, Friday
evening, the new members, Messrs A.
G. Krug and j. B. Sherman were sworn
in; the ordinance to pave E, Pearl street
was declared void; the contract for paw
ing W. Clay ST. from Main to Bluff
two squares-with Asphalt blocks, and
cement curb and gutter, was awarded
to L. A. Dennison at an estimated cost
of S., 527. This is about 5000 more than
good brick pavement would cost, but
will make very pretty street. The
paving of New Castle street was held
over till next meeting, and in the mean
time the people there will be asked
whether they want brick or asphalt
block. Some statements regarding the
towns sewers were made, and Council
adjourned. at Tuesday evening s
special meeting the contract for paving
New Castle street, with brick, was let
to John Schaffner