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Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-14

Says Iron Ore: Lawson jumped upon the eastern banks. but didn't get rise. The people have discovered that he has been advertising his own show. bent upon reaping profits him. self, and they pay no more attention to him. They love to hear the sound of his fist striking the other fellow, but they don't get excited about it. His advice to the people to sell every
 thing they possess as trouble is surely coming will not be needed. Lawson has talked like the parrot, too much. "
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-14

and dimension of such building or ad-
 dition the kind of materials to be
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-14

The consideration for the convey. ance of the said lot, piece or parcel oI
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-14

oses 2. ras.aa point thence sss sssa !.ss
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-14

Arthur Pritchard was a visitor in town yesterday from his, property near ihe Modern.
 A force of workmen yesterday per formed the difficult task of removing the big safe of the Copper Glance Mining company from the office of the company in the bank building The safe was taken to the office of Broker Graf.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-14

Has Naco Bank-Hiram Schwartz. assistant cashier at the Bank of Bis. bee. left yesterday for Naco, where he is in charge of the bank at that town while Manager Blake is off on a ten days business trip east.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-14

Cattle inspector Here-inspe .9r Bray. of the government cattle ins. e. ton bureau at Fl Paso, came to the city yesterday and will be here and in the dose vicinity for a couple of days. His visit is with reference to work of his cepartment.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-14

Ana still the price of copper remains at a figure which is calculated to make few more millionaires in the country.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-03
a FEW rEsrIMoNIALs

This is to certify that we have
tried the Lofts Rapid Steam Wash
er and find it TO be all right and all
it is represented to be. It is fine
thing and no humbug. MRS. S. G.
WILSON.
This Is tocertify that | gave the
Lofts Rapid Steam Washer trial
and can safely say it will out equal
any washer | have ever seen tried.
1t will do just what the agent says
for it. Very respectfully, MRS.
VANCowAN.
This is 10 certify that have Civ
en- Lofts Rapid Steam Washer a
very hard trial and found it very
satisfactory-MRs. B. +. GREEN,
Chickasha, l. T., Dec. %, 1904
have tried Lofts Rapid Steam
Washer and consider it the best in
vention Of the 10th century, as you
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-03
THE DREAD OF
Wash Day Made a Pleasure
BY USING
Lofts Rapid Steam Washer.

can hang up a large washing iii
the time it takes tc hunt washer
woman. -MRs. S. c. HUDSON.
This is to certify that | have
tried Lofts Rapid Steam Washer
and consider it the best and cheap
est machine on the market. The
steam whitens the clothes equal 10
any steam laundry and far surpass-
es hand work. Mrs. F. J. LONG,
Chickasha, I. 7.
Thisis tocertify that Witnessed
the Lott Rapid Steam Washer at
work. 1t cleans the clothes better
than any machine l ever saw.
Mrs. A. KENDALL.
This is ID certify that 4 have
seen the Lott Rapid Steam Washer
at work 1t will wash the clothes
from S to IS minutes. 1t beats
anything I ever saw MRs. Nc
REYNOLDS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-03
Toxic, Jan. 2 General Nogi re-

Toxic, Jan. ? General Nogi re-
ports as follows;
AT I'VE in the afternoon Of
January / the enemy's bearer Of a
flag Of truce came into the first line
of our position south of Shut SHY
ing and handed letter to our Of
6cers. The same reached me at
nine O'Clock at night. The letter
follows. Judging by the general
condition Of the whole line Of hos
tile positions held by you l find
further resistance at Port Arthur
useless and for the purpose Of pre-
venting needless sacrifice OF lives l
propose to hold negotiations with
reference to capitulation. Should
you consent TO the same you will
please appoint commissioners for
discussing the order and conditions
regarding capitulation and also
appoint a place tor such commis-
ssoners to meet the same appointed
by me. take this opportunity
to convey to your excellency assur-
auces Of my respect. (Sigued)
Stoessel.
Shortly after dawn today I
will dispatch OUT bearer witha flag
of truce with the following reply
addressed to Stoessel:
Il have the honor TO reply to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-03
After Siege of Over Seven Months Japanese
Take Possession of BeIeaguered
City.
STORY OF THE SIEGE
Tremendous Cost Of Lives to Both Defenders
and Assaiants.


your proposal to hold negotiations
regarding conditions and the order
of capituIation. For this purpose
| have appointed as commissioner
General Ijichi, chief of staff Of our
army. He will be accompanied by
some staff officers and recruiting
officers. The will meet your com
missioners Jan, 2, noon, at Shuish-
lying. The commissioners Of both
parties will be empowered TO sign
a convention for capitulation with
out waiting for ratification and
cause the same to take immediate
effect. Authorization for such
plenary powers shall be signed BY
the highest officer Of both negotiat-
ing parties and the same shall be
exchanged by the respective com
rnissioners.
/" 4 avail myself of this oppor-
tunity TO convey to your excellency
assurances Of my respect. (Signed)
Nogi.
Toxic, Jan. 2.-Tokio is wildly
joyous over the news Of the sur
render from Port Arthur. The
news spread with the speed Of the
wind and in few minutes the fir
ingof aerial bombs and daylight
rockets began in various parts of
the city. Bands appeared, process
sions formed and surged through
1.-THE principal streets.
Berlin, Jan. "A dispatch from
Toxic taday says:
can official bulletin has been
posted announcing that PorS Ar
thur has capitulated under condi-
tions honorable to the garrison. F."
London, Jan. as P. m. IA
dispatch TO the Japanese legation
from Toxic says General Stoes-
sel's proposals for the surrender Of
Port Arthur have been accepted by
General Nogi.
Che Foo, Jan. ?. -Four Russian
torpedo boats which came into port
yesterday from Port Arthur, have
been disarmed. The Japanese de
stroyers which followed them ii
left soou after disarmament.
The departure Of the ships wa.
decided upon at council Of war,
at which it was determined to ne
gotiate for the surrender Of the for
tress. Rear Admiral Wren asked
General stoessel's permission tc
save the destroyers, etc, whicl
-, -.--..---.-. -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-03

was readily granted. The craft
crept out Of the harbor between 8
and II last night. 1t was deter
mined to disarm four Of the de.
stroyers, which lashed themselves
together. In the absence Of a
Chinese warship, the hecommissioner
of customs took charge Of the Rus
sian craft. Later he ordered the
crews of the torpedo boat de-
troyers and a number Of invalid
Russian soldiers who were on board
of them TO go to the Chinese fort,
where quarters for them are avail
able.
tits reported there are fifteen
thousand sick and wounded at Port
Arthur and FIVE thousand able
bodied convalescents man the forts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-03

groom house foot front corner well and bain $780,
5room house, so foot front WE'LL orchard close $780,
i block, room house, we'll cistern, good barn, one of
the best locations in hesity, 81 900 block, sroom
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-03

house good we'll orch ard and vineyard beauti-I
full home aud location. $1,000. Il block 4-room|
house, good well, barn. storage room, storm
house, orchard, beautiful location, s. 900. 90
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-03
Learn towash properly and save all labor
j. LEE SMITH,
A. ]. DENTON, Agents.

In the doomed fortress, its peo-
pie have lived under a devastating
rain Of shell and shrapnel. On
scanty rations, besieged on every
side, knowing that hope Of succor
or escape was cain, the garrison
has fought with a stubborness that
has evoked the admiration of the
world. They met the untiriug as
saults of the japanese with a grim
valor that won even the praise Of
their foe, and the fighting has been
waged with relentlessness that
often refused tf.iees TO bury the
dead and collect the wounded.
Over corpse filed trenches men
have fought hand to hand with
cold steel and clubbed guns, aud al
Continued on Page Eight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30


Territory NJ New Mexico. County OF
Bernalillo. In the District Court.
Jacob c. Bomonderfer.
vs.. No hsG4.
Leon bennett. a minor. Daniel Alton
guardian OF said Leon bennett. and
all unknown claimants. Of interest.
IN the property described herein. al.
verse 20 plaintiff
To the above named defendants. and
10 all whom II may concern
This 10 10 give notice that the above
named suit o. now pending IN the Dis
trlct Court. In and for the County Of
Bernalillo, In and by which suit the
plaintiff seeks 10 establish hts title 10
the southeast quarter 81 Section No.
"a Of Township Q y. ~ Range 70 o.
the New Mexico principal meridian.
containing one hundred and sixty
iG0) acres. against the claims of said
defedants. and that unless YOU enter
you appearance In said cause on or be-
feore the 10th day OF October. 1905
judgment by default will be rendered
against you and the plaintiff will be
entitled 20 the relief asked for In the
complaint. filed In said cause.
W. y. DAME.
Clerk ~ said Court.
r. w. y. BRYAN. Albuquerque
New Mexico. Attorney for Plaintiff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
stops chlils.
PuInkiller

liverod in Denver on Grand Army
rates.
owing to the rivalry OF the respect.
i've roads, agents requested that their
individual business be- withheld, 90
General Cook feels at liberty to use
only the gross ngures. The yslldat'
ing Offices report 10000 valuations at
Denver. Colorado Springs aud Pueblo.
but az these dld not include the bust
ness originating 10 stations In Kansas.
Nebraska. Indian Territory aud Okla
h0ma. which wa estimated NJ 30 per
cent additional, II safe 20 say that
the attendance vas not less than i50..
600.
In addition to The total Of lOf6i5
reported by The burlington. Union Pa.
cific. Rock Island aud santa Fo four
Of the leading wpstern trunk lines. the
business originating In Colorado New
Moxico. Idaho. Montana. Warrington
and wyoming De- rot counted
The MissOdr naciflc also handled
twenty Eve SPECIAL trains, which arc
not included m he number reported
Local incomn- business Of the Colo
RADIO a southcrr the Denver a Rio
Grando and Midland should be added
10 make up an ling like an approx
mate total
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
MAKING THE RULES FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP BASE BALL SERIES

President August Herman and
Secretary John r. Bruce were re-
elected by the national base ball com
mission, which then proceeded to the
formulation OF rules for the series OF
games for the worlds championship
between the champions of the Ma.
tIoHal and American leagues
so schedule of the eorld's cham
pl0nshop games viii bee announced
till the season Is finished For the
sgme reason the Hmplres win not he
made known az present
After roaiirmlng tho rules adopted
FOR the games by the TWO leagues last
fall ihe commission adopted mum
her of supplementary rules. OF which
those requiring that al players eli
glhle to take part Ia the games must
have been under contract not later
than August 81 the posting OF a for
felt OF $4,000 hy the owners OF the
participating clubs for "a faithful car
rylng out of the rules and provisions
OF the series, and the axing ~ IN,
salaries OF he umplres a. 800 cact
for the series. formed the most i'm
pOrtant cnactmonts. II was also de-
tluti ANAi NNt MNilN fNAlNplhNnNli
ponnant should be raised ia the pres
ence OF the national commission ON d
date 10 be agreed on this 10 be aftel
the opening OF the Championship sea
son OF 1906.
In the matter 81 field rules II wal
decided that no spectators should b,
allowed nearer than $3.50 feet from the
home base IN right and left neld, ol
2f5 feet IN center field. az these
games. nor within less than % fee
Of the foul lines In any portion OF lh'
field.
Tho national commission also made
public an amendment or additions
rule regarding waving claim Of play
ers. L provides no waiver shall BE-
asked hy a major league club Of /
player purchased from a minor league
previous 90 February J. After tina
the president of the major league
containing such club must immedl
ately notify the president OF tho othc
major league, who shall have twenty
| four hours In which 10 ille claim /
/ desired for a club Of his league. I'M
rule Is TO avoid conflict aud confusion
regarding waivers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
MRS. VAN HORN, or
DENVER, GETS DAUGHTER

when MRS. Elyria Van Horn, Of
Denver started ffom Alamogord0 q
few days ago for her home. she took
with her Nellie Van Horn, her daugh.
ter. who has been living with her
father. Later Ia the day Van Horn
began a suit for divorce. asking for
the custody OF the children.
Last Wednesday Mrs Horn arrived
AZ AlamorgordO from Denver. with
her daughter, Belle Van Horn, aged
~ years u 10 supposed they came 10
Visit Miss Nellie Van Horn, who Is 10
years old They attempted TO leave
with Nellie on Friday, but were pre-
vented by the father. Monday how
ever. the mother and both daughters
slipped away and the divorce suit was
begun Immediately thereafter. Van
Horn Is q railroad machlnlst
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
PEANUTS RISING IN
USE AND FAME

Mark up tally for the succulent
gOOber
II has achieved new fame and Is
being exploited by your Uncle Sam In
treatise that Is being handed out
free gratis
The peant IL good for hay. In ad'
dition Co rs value as an adjunct 20
the celebration OF sunday. the peanut
may be grown IL like manner TO It's
sister ship. the cow.pea, and at the
crucial moment the hogs may be turn
cd In upon e.. with great Joy to the
hogs and profit 70 the agriculturist.
The seed is generally shelled before
planting and for seeding purposes Il
Is found that the unroasted peanut
Is the reader sproutar.
In a termination test the unrOast'
ed peanuts beat the others % 20 0.
AZ when eaten in the gallery. Il Ia
found better % break the pods before
putting them In.
In seeding the thin red jacket about
the kernel should not be removed
In eating. this h optional. Planting
should be done IN warm weather and
a rray soil u recommended Tor all
varieties.
There were O3.9i6 acres devoted
10 the culture OF peanuts IN the last
census. and the data show that the
crop has grown in popularity. Pea
nuts grown for market require more
care In harvesting than croT
grown for stock food. In the latter
case the stock will do the harvesting
when the vines are desired for hay
they should be hung up on poles until
thoroughly cured. after which they
should be hauled 10 the barn. Peanut
hay Is worth SO ton TO anybody
who wants Il. and II the soil IL al
right and the weather good, the yield
should not be less than one or more
than three tons TO the acre. And this
does not count the nuts. There Is .
thriving town la Georgia whose i'm
ports are peanuts and exports are
olive oil. which Is suggestive, to saJ
the least.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
As IN COLORADO so
LET NEW MEXICO BE

The important announcement Is
made that the immigration agents OF
the Missouri Pacific system intend
10 meet Ia annal convention In Colo
RADIO next year, and that much OF
their time will be spont In this city.
The work OF these men for the Mis-.
souri, Pacific and similar agents for
other railroads forms an important
factor IN developing the west by In
duclng new people TO make homes
within is limits The Missorl Pacific
men have. u Is said. caused large
number OF families to remove 10 the
southwestern states. such as Arkan-
saa, Louisiana and Texas. After they
have held convention here and
with their own eyes have seen the
attractions Of this state aud IL mani
10 lndtaural advantages. they will cor
talnly include Colorado In the re-
gionb recommended 20 home seek
ers
AlthOEh circumstances have kept
the Missouri Pacific agents from Civ
inE as much attention 90 Colorado as
they have 20 certain other states.
ton OF the contry Ia view. Some Of
them have spent tens Of thousands OF
dollars in advertising our mountain
scenery ana In picturlng 90 land buy
ers and hOmeseekers the excellence
of the opportunities presented here.
The Denver a Rio Grande. under
the direction OF Mayor Hooper. has
made the scenic wonders OF our noun
tains famous throughout the civilized
world by It's advertisements and the
Rock Island. the Brllngton. the Santa
fe. the Union Pacific and other roads
have labOred IN q similar way 20
make Colorado known II Is crafty.
ing to believe that they are more In.
cllned 10 DO 80 now than ever before.
The addition OF the large army OF
Missouri Pacific agents 10 the number
OF those who are actively working for
Colorado will be an important event,
and Il cannot fail 10 be followed by
excellent results.--Denyer Republic
an.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
PROF. THOS. CODY KNOCKED OUTH
MINER JACK IN Three ROUNDS

So unovenly matched were a couple
OF pugllists, VIII ought a hammer and
tOngs fight at IIs Vegas wednesday
night, without he curtains being
drawn. that on If them was knocked
down and out and unconscious. and
was still hors a. combat mp until 10
o'clock last nip.. The fight was 90
brazeny adyoI "a that Albuquerque
sports attendlr the festivities were
led 10 believe til. u would be a fake,
but apparently vas the real thing.
In explaining be affair the Las We.
gas Optic says
while a friendly boxing bout was
going on before members OF tho gym
nasium club Ia. night. Jack Miner.
Who was boxir- with the Instructor.
Thos Cody. 10 his balance and fell
heavily striklns he back OF his head
a blow from which he Is suffering
seriously"
70 make this hoxlng ruse hold good
Prof ThOs. CoIy had better insert a
professional carl In the Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
THE LAND or PROMISE
m SAN JUAN COUNTY

Situated az the entrance 10 tho
widest and most fertile part Of the
San Juan river valley IN San Juan
county. New MEXICO. twelve mlles
west Of Pennington. the present ter
minus Of the Denver a Rio Grande
railroad. is the town OF FFuitland, Al
this place the San Juan river, tired OF
its pent-up course through the noun
'aina and fOOthllla OF Colorado, has
made a broad valley nearly 200 miles
10 length Il has carried 20 II the fer
the SILT from the mountains and made
I vac OF the garden spots ~ the con
ffRaut The river also furnishes an
abundant end never failing supply o.
water 20 the irrlgating bitches alonf
It's course. u mas never been known
10 become dry, and can supply watel
for many times moro acreage thar
has as yet been brought under culti
walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

From Optic, SEPT IS.
The territorial Odd Fellows have
decided 20 establish an Odd Fellows
home al Roswell. \. N. This import
ant decision was reached last night
at a meeting OF the territorial grand
lodge The discussion OF the matter
occupied the entire time of the SEES
sion. and the matter Of ways ana
means. location. etc, was thoroughly
gone into Several cities made offers
for the home but that of Roswell was
tine best. The citizens offered a fine
tract OF fruitful land then $4,000 IN
caah and ,he Odd Fellows represent
ing the city gave assurance that the
people OF the enterprlslng city would
continue 90 contribute 70 the support
OF the institution.
II was decided TO levy tax OF 80
cents year upon each Odd Fellow
IN tue territory. and TO ask each sub
ordinate lodge 20 contribute 90 the
worthy object as fully as possible
This mornings session Of the
grand lodge was taken up with the
reception OF reports and the trans
action OF routine business. including
the installation Of grand lodge on
GERS.
In their session OF yesterday after
noon the ODD Fellows elected the
following officers Grand master, W.
w. Og,e. Roswell deputy grand mas
ter. u. A. Sieysser, Albuquerque;
grand warden, Van r. Manville, 81
yer City; grand secretary }. c.
Spears. Gallup; grand treasurer. John
a. Hpdgson Deming; grand rep
Tesentativo 20 sovereign grand lodge,
w. Il. Kelly. sOcorrO. The above
are ell the elective officers. the 9th.
ers being appointed by the grand
master other business of the after.
noon consisted of hearing reports
from officers and committees. The
order In the territory IS shown TO be-
In excellent condition. there being
according 10 the report OF Grand See
Rotary stevens. now 1881 Odd Eel
lows In the New Mexico lodgoa. One
new lodge has been organized. the To-
cation being Springer The member
ship Of nearly every lodge has In
creased The next convention Of the
grand lodge viii be held At Deming,
October Q, 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
NEWS ITEMS FROM THE
CITY OF THE CROSSES

Dora Peacock. Of the firm ~ Lob.
man a Peacock. returned from his
trip 20 Kansas asst week. lie br0ught
back with him one hundred Ang0ra
goats 20 add 20 the sheep and goats
on their ranch.
Capt W. r. FAN and wife arrived
from Columbus. \. NJ. last week and
will reside In Las Cruces permanent.
ly. The captain Is making prepare.
tions to build a residence on hls lots
vest of the Baptist church.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30
WISE POLICE SUSPECT
THE WRONG MHN

A. s. Forman, who had been EN-.
ployod for several months at the rail-
road shops In Alamogordo. while en-
ruote from that q 10 Hot Springs,
where hae was going for the benefit
of his health. was arrested In m Paso
ln the charge OF peddllng without a
license and being a suspicious char
actor Forman had four watches
which he was trying 10 sell and the
nj paso police believed that he had
stolen the time pieces. Saturday u
was shown that the watches were his
own and he was allowed TO continue
on his Journey.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-30

New York. Sept. 7.-"Onthe.Hud.
son" Is tno name chat The mult-mlll-
lonairo. Chas. NJ. Schwah. has be-.
slowed upon his magnificent palace.
almost completed. on Riverside drive
This residence has bcen under con.
struction for over three years. II II
French Ia architecture. based upOn
the famous old Touralne castle. the
Chateau Chenoncoaux. combined with
certain characterlstlcs Of the Chateau
de- Blols Maurice Herbert, who IL
the architect OF the house. has had
the assistance OF over 100 artists In
the matter OF design and the scheme
OF decoration. and the treasures 81
ancient as well a. modern Europe
have been ransackod 20 serve a. mod
els for the house ana Ia superb furn.
lshlngs
The gr0und upon which the house
stands occupies an entire city block.
going back on the east 90 Wost.cnd.