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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
TENOR SINGER

g. A. Dulcher the veil known
young gentleman who pr1sides over
the circulation department Of Tho
Citizen rs proud Of Bis brother.
Charles W butcher. of Columbus.
Ohio, ana he has a perfect riEht 10
fee proud. under the circumstances.
which Tine Citizen here relates. any
brother, 0r relative ~ any Kind. would
not only feel proud. bat highly honor
ed. AZ the Inauguration of President
Roosevelt IA Washington on March Z.
only one society or club will be receig-
ga on that occasion. and this honor
has been bestowed upon the celebrat'
ed Columbus, Ohio, glee club Charles
W. Catcher Il member of that club
lts first tenor, and ho has been re-
questod and has accepted % sing TWO
solos at the inauguration n you seq
Milton stepping nigh these days, With
bio breast expanded half a dozen inch
es. don't surmise that anything re-
mnfRable has occurred az hts happy
home. for you would be- mistaken, but
lay o. all 70 the fact that be feels hon.
orcd ON account of the recognition
shown % the Columbus Giee club.
and more particularly 20 bis brother.
the tenor singer. ~ President Rooso'
Vfit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

From Fridays Daily CitizonJ
~ W. Alger Is at Denver ON bust
ness.
Four candidates for the second de
gree at Harmony Lodge. I. o. o. r.,
this evening All Odd Fellows invited
10 attend.
ar. ana Mrs. Hoard entertained
friends yesterday afternoon and even.
ing al their nome on North Sixth
street
A part of the Florence Roberts com.
many have rooms az The Savoy. while
Miss Roberts herself and the mahag'
or, Mr. Curtis, have rooms al the Al
yarado
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs 8. o
Powell died last night after a iinger-
ing illness. The funeral was held this
morning from the residence No. 3i4
North Fourth street.
Herman 8witkor returned this morn.
lng from a flying trip 20 hl Paso ana
the sacred precincts of Jauroz Mex
leo. where he went on business for the
Harvey curi0 department, of which he
"a manager.
Miss Ross Rosa. OF Springfield. H.,
who has been the guest of hef ais. 90,
Mra. w. Il. irwin, OF San Mhrclal, dur
Ing the winter, spent yesterday 10 the
city with Miss Flora Nann and left
.thls morning for the east.
'Zaza," by the Florence Roberts
company az the Elka' opera house 20.
night. and Is a great play as rendered
BY Miss Roberts Tho management
requests The Citizen tO announce that
the play will be commenced promptly
al $3.50 o'clock. and Il Is hoped all
viii bo Ia their seats at that hour or
earlier.
Joe Badaraeoo. the well known sum,
mer garden proprietor and North
Third street merchant, returned last
night from his old home In Italy,
where no visited the past six months
Joe brought along with him nephew
whose lingo IS italian, but Ia a iew
months ko will master the English
language sufficient 90 go tn business
here and make money.
Ben All iOunsbeFy win leave this
evening Cor San Antonio, Texas. where
be- wili j0in the senior I4ounsbery
who IA ROlng on a tour ~ Mexico with
President ailliWtli. Of The Orient ayH
tom. and d number Of other prominent
railroad magnatcs. MI Lounsheff
thinks thar % lf moro than likely that
iho SiiilwOll party wii yialt AlhuQuer
que before returning east,
Col D X. y Sellers who failed %
catch the train for Santa Fe yester
day. was al the depot this morning
aud took ne delayed No 2 passenEfI
train for the Capital ciiy The cpl
onel goes up 90 ,ho capital 10 iho in
iereai Of some legislation which IA de-
sroi hy tho NeN Mexico WhOleEale
Gr0csrs association Of which he is the
secretary 40 ulll probably reiurl
90 the city tonight,
w. ~. ". MeixeaF abe veteran frui'
raiser ana farmer Of the Paiarlio pre-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
ALBUQUERQUE IS STRONG

II The way a writer on the IN Paso
News puts h Ia the following article
about the Albuquerque base ball
team:
Albuquerque IL 20 roOrganize bor
famous base ball team. the Browns.
early this season. and will likely make
a tour OF Arizona. No other team in
the west would be n greater attrao.
tloh than the Browns on the account
of their reputation, sustained for many
years. ms the best ball team IN tho
southwest. Mcdonald NoOrhos. Quier,
ortiz, Hellweg, French. Wilson. Gal
logOa tiukn and one or two others
Of lass years team are stan In that
city. They won the first prize at last
years fair tournament Mcdonald
Is we'll known through Arizona, ho
having played bail with different
teams ~ this territory 40 Intervals
VI PRso may cross hats with the
Duke City boys early 10 the coming
season
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
WlNSLOW

From the Mail.
Born-to Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Nal.
son. Saturday. February II, a big
baby boy.
VIM. Fields. OF the Holm q supply
company was at Williams on busl.
ness.
The many friends OF Charley Moss
will be pleased 20 learn that he has
about recovered from his late illness.
Geo. n drown. Of the l.. h. Putnoy
company Of albuquerque. was In town
interviewing the business men.
Miss Mona Denton, % Calico Rock,
Arkansas. is here visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Creswell. Miss Denton
" a niece OF Mr.. Creswell.
Henry Workman. who was accident
~ shot last week. Ia improving aud
his physician expects TO have MIN out
within a short time.
n. H Morrow. OF Folsom Bros. Co..
real estate dealers OF San Diego, Cal.
left for Flagstaff 10 attend TO business
In his line.
w. II. bragg left for Phoenix where
he was called Oh business that vii
dotain him for several days.
George Honnessey, prominent
stockman Of Adamnna, was In town
ON important business. He reports
that the stockmen in his part o. the
county are dlsposlng Of their horses
tO King Brothers, 0f Kansas City, az
fast as they can be gathered The
horse business In Northern Arizona
is not as profitable as It might bo,
and the stockmen are Glad 10 get rid
OF their rRnge horses ot any old price
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

melton failed to carry hy a vote Of 10
20 b. Mr.. Lynch moved that the vote
UD the tahling OF house bill No no be
rocousldorcd Upon roll call. the mo
ton was carried by a vote of IA 10 ,.
Mr. CrOiiott moved thgt the house
adjourn. The motion failed by a vote
Of "a 10 9. Mr.. Sanchez moved that
the bill be- committed. The motion
failed 90 carry by vote OF ,5 to s.
A motion % adjourn again failed By
a vote Of no TO !.
a motion To rcconsidcr the bill car
rled by a vote OF 10 20 5. A motion
that the bill be read the thlrd time
preparatory TO ~ passage carr I'd by
a vote Of rs t9s.
A motion TO adjourn wa lost by a
vote ot rs 10 10.
by unanimous consent Mr.. 10 Baca
presented amendment No. 2 to the bill
The amendment provides that IN cases
of bcnds OF $1,000 or less. personal
security might be given. Mr. san.
chez offered an amendment 20 the
amendment OF the Mr. De Eaca pro.
Viding that the amount be changed
rom $4,000 10 $4,000. Nc sanchezs
amendment was rejected by a vote OF
rs tos.
Mr. sanchez thea offered another
amendment 20 the amendment chang.
lng the amount from $4,000 TO $4,000.
This amendment also failed To- carry
BY q vote OF rs 10 8.
a motion 20 adjourn by Mr. San
chez was lost by a vote OF ~ to 6.
The amendment OF Mr. De Baca was
uHnnNTH AU a cot. - -
Mr. DE Baca then moved that the
bill pass as amended. The bin passed
W a vote Of 10 TO Z. The vote by which
the bill passed the house was recon
slderod and tabled.
Tho house thon took an adjourn.
mcnt until o'clock in the afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
SITES PROPOSED
FOR CITY BUILDING
SEVERAL EXCELLENT SITES CAN
nE BOUGHT AT REASONABLE
PRICE.

Alderman Hanley. champion FOR the
owners of the present site of the city
building IN the city building site nght
which ls on IN the cts council. said
ihin anornOon that be- had the votes
% carry his project and all that hp
wants n0w ~ Tor the owners of the
present sito 10 produce clear title
10 the property.
Mr.. tlanioy Ia chairman of the spa-
cial committee appointed hy the mayor
10 hnd a site for city building. and
he has put In a great deal ~ time tho
past three months fulfilling tho com
mission. He believes that the present
site of the city building ~ The most ac-
ceptahlo IN he city 4 contains ten
lots and serviceahle buildings. and Mr..
Hanloy believes that a can be- pur.
chased for $4,000. of 81 400 a iot Al
derman 0lllbnWnier, who ia alao y
member OF the building site commit
tee. favora a site AZ tho corner OF Cop.
nor avenue and Fourth ureui. and
made strong argument for II ~ the
last meeilnE Of the council This site
De- owned hy George L. BROOKS and
others and ia for sale by TIE :. ~.
Moore Realty company. This piece of
land constitutes ave lots 30 By if2
foot, and ~ unlmprnvod. Tho price IN
$500, and the owners take IN trade
two iuis owned hy tho city a. tho
corner Of TlierRs avenue and Second
street. These lots are worth about
$4,000. Mr. Glllenwater's argument In
favor of this hdtnr alto was that II
would place the city building within a
block and a haif n the site chosen for
the government building and In
group with the Commercial clun, tho
government building aud postohico
and the ElkE opera house, and u
would siili be- centrally located for n
nre department The time Is not far
distant coniended Mr Glliouwater.
when the Highlands will need a iiro
department of ia own. then tue far
ihef west tho main department ia 10
Gated the better
However. n seems that Mr Haniey
has a majority In tho council. and N
the owners of the present site ~ tho
city building can produce a clear title
io their property the city Will very
likely huy a. The ballding fund con.
tains $500 The building fund levy
amounts 10 about e. 600 a year. n tho
present site 70 purchagod Il will be
several yeara before The city VIII ba
able 10 call D its own. besides paying
intorast oe $4,000 IN iha mean time.
n the other slte n purchased. the city
can pay cash down for it. but. on the
other hand, Il will have 10 continue 20
pay rent. iH The nrst case 70 will not
have 20 pay rent. but pays interest IN
stead.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
FAMOUS BAND WILL PLAY
HAWAIIAN IMPERIAL BAND Sc
CURED FOR LEWIS AND CLARK
EXPOSITION.

Portland, Feb. 24.--Ths Hawaiian
Imperial band, one Of the most unique
musical organizations in the world.
will play at the Lewis and Clark OK.
position At Portland this summer Ne
gotiations have been Ia progress Tor
some time and Il was only after some
difficulty that the Organization was So
cured.
The Hawaiian band is maintained
by the municipality oi Honolulu and
before the annexation OF that island to
the United States the organizatirN
acted as the royal band. The munich
pality OF Honolulu was reluctant at
first 20 allow the band TO visit the ox-
position, but after considering the
commercial relations between the Pa
oifio coast states and Hawaii. and
cut OF frlendliness for this district,
the band was finally allowed to ac-
cept the invitation to play at the West
ern Worlds fair.
The band rs composed entirely OF
natives. and with the organization are
two Hawaiian women singers. The
band rivals In merit any musical or.
ganixatlOn IN the world. Daily con.
certs Will be given between the dates
Of August "a and September ~.
Other famous bands have been So
cured for different periods Of the ex.
position. and rare musical treats will
be given the visitors 10 the coast
show. Tho Innes band will open the
centennial. 70 be followed By IAberati.
DE Caprio and Ellorys band.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
KINGMAR
FLlm ino Minor

rom the Miner
Ii Is reported that Charles O'Mally,
wlo at one time had charge OF the
BUSINESS uf the W. a. Taggart Mor.
camille company at Waite Hills, and
who made some money from leases on
white llills mines, has fallen heir 90
4H estate value az s2S0,00O, by the
lcath or an uncle IN Baltimore. The
property consists OF one OF the largest
theatoi buildings 10 that city.
j. W. Oorritt had a number Of az
says from ore veins recently located
by him on the east side OF tho Wall.
apal mountain. ono OF the samples
taken from seven feet OF a fifty foot
vein, gave a result OF Si7 10 the ton In
gold. Another from a smaller vein
gave a result OF l.2 ounced in gold
The veins are very large and In a
good part OF the mountain. where
wood and water can be easily obtain
cd
One of the greatest cprIosities in
animal malformation was exhibited az
the KingmRn market the other day. II
was newly born pig having two
bodies and one head. the iunoture be-
lag al the shoulders. The animal had
eight legs an6four ears. Twu0Lthelegs
grew at the intersection OF the bodies
but were laid over the backs Three
ears were rather large ANA one eX'
ceedinRly small. The pig WAS alive
after birth. but eventually died Mr..
Georre contomplates having u pro
served
The people of Klngmun were sur
prised and grleyed to learn Of the
death of Judge J. NJ Murphy. In San
Francisco. sunday January 2gth. Mrs.
Murphy arrived. in Kingman and from
her the sad news was learned, Mr..
aud Mrs Murphy had been IN San
Francisco for some time and It wa1
Thought that the judges health was
improving Death came 20 him quite
suddenly and painlessly The funeral
took place In the city and the remains
we're followed TO the grave by many
OF the pioneers OF the coast.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
WILLIAMS

From the News.
Mrs. George Rainey has been con.
nned 10 her bed the past week with
Ia severe attack OF Ia grippe
Mrs. "a. Rawlins returned homc
nom California. where abe has been
for the past month.
There seems TO be an epidemic OF
Ia grippe In Williams a. present, Al
most every one you meet has the
same story to tell terrible cold, ache
all over"
W. NJ. Moatz and Chas. Crawford
came In from the Grand Canyon. On
route TO Flagstaff. after two months
spent In doing assessment work on
the pyrsie mine, across the Colorado
river, on the west forK Of Bright
Angel creek.
john Olson received word from
Prescott that Miss Koupal was much
worse, and he left on the first train
ior that city. Il Is probable that Miss
koupal will be removed 10 Phoenix,
where u is hoped. M the low temper
|ature there. she viii find permanent
|roiiof.
Last Saturday night while little
Emerson Greenwall was playing
|around the office OF the hotel, he fell
|ngAinst the safe In such D manner
as to cut bad cash In his head. Dr.
|ltOunseyllle was called and found it
|neceaaary To take a stitch in the
wound Although very painful, moth.
ing dangerons is feared and the lit.
ne chap is recovering nicely.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
SERVICE sy NO MEANS slNDlNo

tFrom Thursdays Daily Cltlzea.l
a dispatch from Washington says
that the United States supreme court
has affirmed the decision Of Judge
BENJAMIN S. Baker while associate
Justice OF the territorial supreme court
and acting an Judge of the Second iu-
dicial district IA the case OF the Gale
donlan Coal company OF Gallup w..
BENJAMIN 3. Baker, Judge etc, 20 com.
pei him 20 take cognizance ~ au ar-
tion against tho Atchlson, Topeka a
Santa We Railway company. Tho case
had been Instituted by the Cnledonian
Coal company Of Gallup. Alexander
Bowie. manager under The Interstate
commerce act and the sherman anti
trust law. the CaledOnlan cpnpany
claiming damages under both acts. As
the AtcnlsDn, Topeka 4 Santa Pc com
pany maintains no oifice in tho terri.
tory, papers were served upon Presi'
dent E p. Ripley Of the Santa re
comnany as he was passing through
the territory.
President Ripley refused 10 recog.
nike tho service. and Judge Baker, un-
der the circumstances. refused 70 take
jurisdiction Of the case. The supreme
court OF New MoxicO held that he need
rot 40 so u being the opinion Of the
court hat unless President Ripley was
actually transactlng business 10 the
place where service was made the ser.
vice was not effective This point WIS
confirmed by the United states So
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

cinct. Was Ia The city thls morning on
business. lie says the roads between
the city and the river towns south
are IN pretty hal condition ior travel
lng. Tie predicts the river will be- OK.
tremely high this spring and warns
those residing alOng the river banks
90 prcesre thomaelyCa ivr a Blk rise
In tdo Rio Orando.
The government IA TOO poor TO erect
n postunlce building Ia Albuquerque.
and the lots owned by unClo sam al
the crrner oi Gold avenue and Second
az. are without sidewalks n is
sugges ed that the city place at least
a cinder walk around the lois. The
owners Of property all about the GOV.
ernment lots have built cement walks.
and the break In line makes it very I'M.
convenient for the people.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
RUSSIAN LABOR TROUBLES.

warsaw, Feb. 24--lTho police ~ this
city threaten 10 strike for higher pay
They constitute an independent force
paid by the city and at present receive
~ per month and uniform The police
suhsisi chiefly on money obtained
from other sources. They will ore.
sent formal demands tor Increase of
pay 70 the chief OF police tomorrow.
a military company oecupy the gas
work., the employees OF which threaten
TO strike tonight.
A policeman was shot and killed by
student In the disturbance at ths
Vienna railroad station today. The 20.
lice attempted 10 disporae the great
crowd and arrested student The
mob tried 10 rescue him and the po-
llcemp7 drew his sword. Whereupon
the student shot him aud disappeared
Ia the crowd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
ST, JOHNS.

From the Regald.
The men are busy nj work on the
Udall reservoir. The floods from the
streams have not done any damage
10 the new work 90 Tar.
Mrs. b. =. Stewards little baby fell
into bucket Of Goals and ashes
which the mother had taken from the
stove and was badly burned, while the
mother had stepped into another room
for a brief time.
Henry Hairless, who has boon mail
carrier between St Johns and Spring.
|oryille. became lost In binding
snow storm on his trip 10 the latter
place. A-nGay morning, on the mesa
south Of Richville. aud when found by
the carrier from Springerville was
badly frozen. u n thought that Mr..
Hairless will have a close call for his
life
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
A BlTTGR FIGHT oVER soNo aILL

. Special to The Citizen. {
, santa 10. Feb. ga bitter Z
9 Sghi was waged All morning In {
. the house over the passage of {
. house bin No is by Howard, {
q providing for furnishing bonds {
, by surety companies f9r county =
{. and territorial officials. Once the {
& bin was laid ON the table by a
Q a vote Of ~ to N, but was recon z
e siderod. rho fight then began {
q Sanchez and CFollott bitterly 90 {
Q posed the bill while Howard, De {
g Baca, ELLIS. pendioion aud lynch
Q supported q. Several fine speech {
Q cs were made for and against
9 A. Al. nerEere. OF the hergere
9 surety Agcnoy. representing the {
2 National surety company, work. 6
. cd hard among the members for
. the passage nf the hill aud {
9 scored a Victory Tae house was (
9 IN session from 10 to T. Recess (
q until O'Clock this afternoon.
o o o o o o o o o o . q q o o o (
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
Consumers Leaoue Mee,lna.

Oshkosh. Wis, Feb. 24.-The state
convention OF the Wisconsin Consum.
ors' league IN session here today has
attracted club women and others IN.
torested In the objects Of the league
from Milwaukee. Ashland, Baraboo,
Gicen BAY, Madison and a number Of
other places throughout the state. Al
the business session this afternoon,
Mrs y. C.. Gudden of this city presid.
siding, reports were presented show
int a gratifying growth In the con.
sumers' league movement during the
past twelve months Miss Mary Nc.
Dowell. Of the Chicago University
settlement. will address the delegates
this evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
|pHoNE LINES TO
REACH SANTA FE

fFrnm Thursday'a Daily Citisen.l
More than g200.0O0 viii be spent by
|the Colorado Telephone company In
Ioxtondlng its line In New Mexico, This
wna announced az the annual meeting
OF stockholders yesterday, says the
Denver News
Definite plans regarding the New
Mexico improvements will not be
made public until after the Colorado
Telephone company votes To extend
|ita bylaws 30 that q may absorb the
lines and company Ga New Mexico.
Tho meeting for this purpose viii be
held on March 81.
1he stock of The Now Mexico com.
pany 4 an owned by the Colorado Tel.
tephone company but the parent com.
pany must have lts present bylaws
'bmended to effect The changes. There
Id no opposition 90 it
Immediately after The change plana
n M he perfected for connecting Las
1FeFna, Albuquerque and santa re
th the present toll line from Denver
Las Vegas. "Moat of the New Mex,
Rn territory is not very well covered
. telephone lines now said Treas
o. ~ h Field. Ir. "and we propose
remedy this AZ soon as possible, II
moac much for the development
' be- territory
Inst year was satlsfactory in every
say, and the business showed q gain
ufcr the preceding year. although 1904
Va not the best year that we have
Mad. We expect that tho present wear
BON every Indication win l,o tho larE.
f AZ and best In Our history"
fN. ,..anHIwas nanH.a.f... a
( president, E y. Field. vice president
iOnzo Burt. Milwaukee. secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

Miss Josephine Scott, formerly Of
this city. was married on the 2Gth OF
January last to Mr.. Joseph =. Iarrien
nf Paradise. Arizona. The couple
eloped from Paradise, whore Miss jO-
sephine was visiting her sister and
we're married by Judge O'C0nner Al
Nogalos Mr.. Larrien II the owner OF
several valuable properties near para.
disc. and stands well In that com.
munity. Miss Josephine was born In
Silver City. grew up here. Is a young
lady OF more than ordinary personal
attractions. and has many friends
here She has been. until recently. a
student at the Normal school aud was
well liked by her classmates
City Independent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
ARIZONA TOWNS

ings In the west pat Of town we're
burned. Two men we're sleeping In
one OF the buildings but how the fire
started no one knows. Some few
household goods and a few articles
belonglLg 10 A. E. Macumber were
saved The buildings belonged 10 Mrs
Nellie r. Stone, and hur loss will
reach nearly $4,000. The main build.
ing burned was the first frame build.
ing ever erected In the town of WI.
lams
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
synopsis Of Statement OF the contlnen.
TAI Insurance Co. Of New York.
7 VII VI NTW WTlI
Auditors Onice.
Insurance department.

fffffAff fhffNA w ANAaN aNAaaNfhRf
Auditors Onice.
Insurance department
CERTIFICATE or PUBLICATION.
For the year ending December 9lst.
1905
Onico OF Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Santa Fe, New Mexico. January 3lst.
1905
q ls hereby certlhed. that the Con.
ilnontal Fire Insurance Company. a
corporation organized under the laws
OF the state Of New York, whose prn.
cipal oiiice ia located NJ New York
Cky. New York haa complied with All
the requirements of the laws Of Nav
Mexico - far a. the said laws are
applicable 90 said Company, for the
year OF our Lord Ono Thousand Nine
Hundred and Five,
IN testimony whereof. I, W
g. Sargent. Auditor of Pub
tic Accounts for the Terri
tory OF New Mexico. have
(Scal hereto set my hand and AZ.
fixed nay seal OF Office. at
the CITY OF Santa Fe. tho
day and year FIRST above
written. tSlgnedb
W. q. Sargent,
Auditor Of Public Accounts