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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.

To the Blnowatef Land and Irrigation
Company "a c0rpOrationl. John N.
Norton. James s. Van Inron. John
r Long, T.. l.. Henry and =. W
Dohson.
You are hereby notified that a suit
has been begun In the District Court
0f Valencia County. New Mexico. hy
Ernest A Teitien and ~ q. Nelson
as PLAINTIFF. against you, the Blue.
water Land A Irrigation Company "a
corporation. John ". Norton. James
n Van Dor3n, John r. Long. l.. l..
Henry and r. w Dobson. rs defend
ants, which Is numbered 1850 on the
docket OF said court. fof the purpose
of obtaining a decree adiudElng that
PLAINTIFF are entitled "a a prior and
superior right 20 have water from
nnFfnir Known M Reservoir
site 80 33 and the cansiH ~ the de-.
fendant company Ca irriEate 100 acres
of land 10 each OF plaintiffs In accord.
ance with the TEL ms Of contract with
The Hluewater Land a Irrigation
Company: 10 enioin and restrain
defendants from allowing water
10 go 20 waste. and that de-
PENDANTS may be ordered 10 give
plaintiffs water for the irrigation Of
their lands during the irrigation sea.
son under tho terms of said contract
and upon default thereof that they,
plaintiffs. be- entitled 10 take such
water or that a Receiver be- appointed
for such purpose; and 20 act aside two
certain deeds Of trust and foreclosure
proceedings had hereunder, az a
fraud upon plaintiffs rights and their
right 70 dRmngca heretofore accrued
and FOR which suits are pending
which deeds OF trusts were executed
In favor Of defendants Norton and
Dohson. ana that defendants be re-.
strained from taking any further ac.
ton la such foreclosure proceedings
ana for other and general relief, and
that unless YOU enter your appearance
In SAID cause on or beforo Monday .ho
18th day Of June, 1905, Judgment will
be rendered IN said cause against you
~ default. Plaintiffs attorney Is w.
l.. Medlnr. whose pOstofilco address Il
Albuquerque, N. N.
w. u. DAME, Clerk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
THAT BORDER RUMPUs
IN NORTHERN MAINE

Ottawa. Ont. May ia bittor feel.
INK between Canadian and American
lumbermcn over control OF the 81.
John river threatens trouble akin 20
border war between the province OF
New Brunswlck and the state OF
Maine.
SO acute has the situation become
that. as reflected In recent news dis.
patches. Il has engaged the serious
attention Of the American. British
and Canadian governments. There
have been diplomatic exchanges with
n view Of ayertlng trouble pending q
settlement Of the controversy by
peaceful means.
American lumbefmon Ia presenting
their side uf the contention, lay stress
on the fact that there Is a threatened
Invasion OF American territory and
the destruction of the property OF Am.
orleans by British subjects. They ad.
nit having constructed bo0ms on the
American side Of the river TO facilitate
the handling of logs. In this action
thoy claim 10 be within their lights
The facts as presented by the
Canadian lumbermen. who threaten to
cut the hOOms, are that the Maine
lumbermen. who operate on the head
waters Of the River 81. John and rs
tributaries. manufacture their logs In
the vicinity OF Fort Kent. Me-. and
ship them 10 the American market
over the Bangor a ArOostoOk railway
These are the people who. on several
occasions. have sought from the DO.
iniJn parliament power 20 dam the
81 John river at the winding lodges.
For some miles She river ia tho
boundary between Maine and New
brunswick, and the Americans have
built In their half OF the river large
piers. from which are swung booms
90 aid IN sorting ont their logs New
Brunswick lumbermen and some
Americans who operate mills at 81.
John, n. b., complain that these
hOoms are an obstruction In the
river and prevent the free passage
II their logs 10 the mills the mouth
OF the river
The contention Of these lumber.
men, iAcludlng the Americans milling
"a ST. John under tho Ashburton
treaty, d that IL Nv not permissible 90
pat obstruction In a nayigahlo river.
and they are insisting that the piers
and booms be removed The matter
Is OF vital interest 10 the complaining
lumbermen, as the obstruction Of their
logs, even for few hours, may meal
that they will be huns up. And 80 Il
"a that they make the threats 10 de-.
stroy tho booms.
Dcpstations from New Brunswick
interviewed the dominion government
recently, but all the government has
promised 20 do IL TO give the question
consideration.
The provincial government oi Npw
Brunswick IL backing up the Canadian
lumbermen In their threats OF inya
sion. The American government has
recognized that the situation is ser
Gus and has requested lord Lands
d0wne. the British foreign minister
% use hia lnfluen-e 10 induce the New
Brunswick government 10 refrain from
taking excessive measures.
Senator Hale. of Maine, will ash
the United States congress next win
ter 10 adopt a resolution providing foi
the settlement Of the trouble by Z
Especial AnglOAmerioan commission.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
BUILDING BOOM ON
IN ALBUQUERQUE


Albuquerque seems TO be entering
boom period, but not a boom of nc.
tltious values and plungea Ia real 60
tate, but q genuine and solid boom.
said A. W. Hayden. tho well known
contractor 20 a Citizen representative
today. There are many things 10 IN.
dicato this, such az the large amount
Of bnilding that is going on. the com.
plotiOn OF the Albuquerque Eastern
into this city In the near future and
the proposed increase 20 the facilities
81 the santa We shops
New houses are being built every
where. The points where many new
rcAidencts are being built are IN the
Highland. the porea addition and on
West Railroad avenue In the vicinity
Of Robinson park. The Perea add.
tion has only been on the market =
few months. but there Il great deal
OF building going on there.
This growth has been steady dur.
ing the past two years and has not
losscncd but increased. Albuquerque
IA enjoying a steady and continuous
growth. The houses that are helms
erected are being built mostly b.
those who VIII mako them their
homes
"As On instance Of what ~ being
done I car monitor a few ~ the con
tracts have on hand. They are az
follows
"TwOslory brick for Thomas John
son in fhe Highlands; cement house
for r r. Rogers, on South Arno
street. fve.room cottage for C. A.
Wright. " The Alvarado hotel: two
story dwelling for Frank Mckee. IN
addition 10 these contracts. Mr.. Hay
den has se9ured the contract for i'm
proycments 20 the Indian school n
Fort Defiance. Arizona 10 cost 81 500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

n0rsomen Of Laramie. Wyo.. relative
20 theee men shipping their stable 70
Albuquerque for the spring meet.
These men own College Maid. the
guidcleas wonder. who holds the
worlds record for a mile on a half.
mile track with a mark Of 9;O9M.
This mare n used for exhibition pur.
poses only and has appeared all over
tbs United States. She trots the
mile 70 a sulky without q driver.
Today the nominations f0r The har
ness races cloaed and Secretary Ne
Gamma reports al the races well
filled. There IA nothing ioft now but
the runners and the array already at
the track consists OF mAay II the
fastest thoronghhreds IN the middle
west
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
norleE oF FoRFElruRg.

Territory 81 Rev Mexico, County Of SAN
doVui. MAJ n itA.
10 Jose a. ,inrulo and August Iioiquiut.
their heirs ami assigns.
YOU and each nl you, are hereby rotif
Ned. that a. the undersigned, co-pwuer,
nave expended the sum ut gi igntt one
hundred dollars in labor aud Improve
ments. upnn each Of the following lode
mining. claims tn-Wlf The "Lucinnu
lode, and tho Ioriu lode. mining claims
situate in tho las rlncltuH Mining die.
trlrt formerly llernnliiio, now 8nndoyRl
County. Territory of New Mexico, nr "a
total "a not less than two hundred dul-
lars. in order a. hold said mining claims
ana promises under the provisions ol aec-
ton Ha4, revised statutes of tho United
states being the amount required 90 hold
the said claims for ths year ending Do
crmher u 1874 And " within ninety
days after ihlH notice by publication you.
or either ~ YOU, fDll in or refuse 90 cou4
tribute your proportion ~ such cNrrndi.
turo ae n oo.1wner, on co.owners your
interest in said mining claims viii be-
come The property ~ the subscriber nrtt
40 under the provisions % said eeftiVn
t1f revised Hthtutan,
firnt publication May y, 1906 ,
JOE nAVlIo,
co-oNnrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
BARNEY DREFUss IS
NOMINATED FOR DERBY

The latest nomination for the Al.
huquerque derby Is r. w. De Nefes
famous narnoy Dreyfuss, a horse that
has been the star among the thor.
oughhrods during tho recent meeting
al OAKLAND. In the string with this
good horse are Monia, Nika, Rag.
narok aud Leila Hill. an owned BY
De Ncno The nomination Of Barney
Dreyiuss puts an entirely new color
20 the derby, for n club. OF the Nc.
DoWoll stable. goes 10 tho post ON
that day, Il will be q close race be-
tween tho8o two
Three runners arrived az the local
track from Prescott yesterday. and
as yet their identity has not been
made known.
Secretary McCanna 10 nov In CORE
spondonoo with kuster a Erwin,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Glenn Warner. COfnell's foot ball
coach. % vlndicated Two years ago.
while coaching the Carlisle Indian
school. Pop" said he had one OF the
best athletes living In Ne Pleasant.
Young ruscarora. Critics smiled
believing Warner vas carried away BY
enthusiasm
IN the recent relay carnival held
hy the University nf Pennsylvania.
NJ. Pleasant walled on with the
broad jump, clearing % feet lncn.
lie jumped but three times aud Nd
not tfy 10 equal his record ~ % feet
inches. ~ he had 20 run IN the re-
lay. IN the latter ovca' although
unable 10 make up all % The distance
lost hv he team matcH Mt Pleas
ant performed splondidiy and attract.
ci attention from lovers Of form lie
rc oivod an ovation Tor dis exhibition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
CENTURY AND


tFrlm Saturdays Daily Cltlxcn.l
Major Heydi IN the local service of
The VOLS. Fargo company. received
tbs week from mis- brother. prominent
citizen Of Ashley, a suburb Of Wilkes
barre Pa, letter stating that
colonial landmark OF that section way
In course Of removal. and he inclosed
Ia Che isttef aali from the dia
manl.ed house.
The building was known as the "Old
Fell House" II stood IN Wllkeslarre
and VAS erected IN 1853. or 1886 years
ago O. was here that Judge Jesse
Fell made the experiment OF burning
the hrst anthracite coal In Pennsyi.
yanla In an open rate. This WAS on
the lith day % February, 1905
judge Fell was one Of the earliest
residents OF tho far-famed Wyoming
yallcy previous 10 the massacre of the
inhahUants Of that valley, by Indians,
In July ITS. A large monument now
marks the spOt OF the Slaughter
Forty Fort. as then called. is four
miles north Of Wllkosbarre, on tho
bank of the susquehanah. The Fell
house has been a landmark and a
place uf historical interest for four
generations. and " " with regret tnat
Pennsylyaniaus everywhere hear OF its
demolition.
Rui sueh IL fate Ia America Tho
properly has passed into the hands Of
a Mr. Weiss. and he has had the his.
torica' relic removed that be may
build "a large hotel on the ground TIE
new 5uilding will retain az an at.
traction 20 sight'scers, the old chin
ney aDd CRATE.
rhi6 writer has been presented by
Major Hoydt with "a nail taken from
this hutdlng u Is handmade, very
crude, ~ the general appearance OF a
horshuo nail, not les than 1886 years
old. and was no doubt made In Eng
land
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
NOT MEDICINE

Babies don't need medi.
cine - older children very
rarely. Better nourishment
will generally set them right
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
kind Of nourishment and the
kind that will do them the
most good. SCOTS Emulsion
contains nothing that chill
dren should not have and
everything that they should.
Wen ssndyou sample iIss
SCOTS nowge. ~ Pearl Street. New yo'h.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

An Arizona paper Of recent date published the fol,
lowing. British subiects Ia Arizona requested 20
send their addresses 70 the undersigned. an British born
advised wills Reasons for this
vice DO obtained by communicating with G.. White
Mortimer British Vice consul los Angeles. California
II Asona running Smuek against british yubects that
consul advises all Britishefs IN that territory make
their wsY New Mexico will be compelled 20 refuse joint
staiehood with such via and woody country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

London has tweuty-one and onehalf square miles OF
parks maintained ~ 81 100000 annually In its
latest park additions London IL providing the small open
II overlooked Ia the crowded Districts OF
Judgment Il greatly regrets. and IA repairing at heavy
cost Lot Albuquerque learn this lesson and provide
her parks while yet there Is time and before land bo
enormously valuable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

During The month OF April the minis Of she United
staos turned silver dollars the coinage OF the
white metal being confined to a2320OO in halves SIS
IN quarters and $4,000 IN dimes In addition there
coined 81 10000 peso pieces for the Philippines on the
~ 10 basis The fall demand for dollars will compel
the purchase OF silver bullion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Between 1894 and 1904 New York made a gain Of Al
per cent In rs aggregate exports and imports Bosons
gain % per cent Philadelphia 20 per cent and Hal
tlmores "A cent In the years the growth OF
New Orleans In s exports and imports SO per cent
and Oalveston's ai2 per cent. Galveston was far
down the Hat Of ports ten years ago Il holds the
third place and Now Orleans he second
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

W y. Jack. president Of the New Mexico Cattle SAM.
cary Board Is reported saying that the cattlemen
about 10 form associations throughout the territory under
central head for the better protection ~ their Inter
ests AZ illustration Of the injustice being done 10 cat
temen Mr. says that the entire railroad interests
OF the territory assessed a only t goo 900 while the
cattenen are AZ 100000 which is a great
justice cattlemcn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS
IN REALM OF RELIGION

New York May ls.-Tho Rev. Dr. r s Macarthur.
Of the eminent clereymen Of che metropolis
will tomorrow complete thirtyfve years pastor OF
Cavary Baptist church The church viii observe the
nyersary by special that extend three
days. DR. MaoAuhurs pastorato is IN that il Ia
his first aud only II Is further notable IN hat there
puplts when Dr. Macarthur came 10 the city In 1870
They the Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix, of Trinity parish ana
the Rev Dr. George u. Wenner, Of Christ Lutheran
church.
Golden Jubilee Of Archbishop.
CITY OF Mexico May i3--Arrangements on an oab
crate scale have been completed for the celebration 20
Of the golden jubilee OF the priesthood OF Mgr
Prospero Maria Alarcon. archbishop OF Mexico Catholic
preates and clergy from an parts Of the republic
gathering 20 take part In the exercises which will be-
held In the cathedral Besides tho high and re
Deum In the cathedral there will be special services in All
the other Catholic churches OF the capital Ia thanks
giving for the long saoerdota OF proaie
ia petition for che prolongng Of hiss days President Daz
and other denarea Of state viii attend he services
the cathedral
Receives Holy Paium.
st. Louis, Mo- is.-Distlngulshod pgelaies and lAen.
beers of the clergy Of the Roman Catholic church are
gathering here from all parts Of the country antcpa
ton Of tomorrow, when Archbishop John Joseph Glen.
non, the new metropolitan OF g. Louis will be invested
with the paiuw In mark Of his high eccocastoal office
seldom 10 the history Of the church IN the has there
been 90 distinguished assemhage OF Catholic polaea
as - now here They include more than Of arch
bishops and bishops In addition 10 host Of clergy
Tho sacred ycstment viii be placed the shoulders
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

John Tatton. brother Of Charlet
Tatton who was killed Saturday Las
by Il cavo-ln, left last night for hli
home al CaHsyille, Mo. The younf
man was left dentituto by his BROTH
er'a death, but through the kindnes
o. Pete Steward. J. =. Carver and ~
Conohan. who furnished him fundf
to purchase raliroad ticket, he wa
able 20 return home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
rae MORMON MoNerRoalTV.

rhai Ausmonium should have originated In our day
and country ~ wonders oi latter day history
or The M0rmOns personally can be said that with few
exceptions they are obcr Industrious and frugal making
wherever they ri the barren desert to blossom the
rosc The country knows better OF profitable
citizens hut just The civilization Of The nineteenth
century decided against human slavery the cvilza
lion o the twentieth century decided against the
Mormon practice Of plurality Of wives. Mormansm has
beer doomed must 80 u Is this ground that The
Citizen presents from the Chicago Tribune She following
facts Of interest. showing the impending dissolution
~ the Mormon organization whcn o. much Of hlcr-
archy a. WIS Hohraism IN tho days ~ The prophets
the suit which has been started 10y members ct The
Mormon church restrain President Joseph y Smith
from further iyeriug the churchs funds into improper
channels u among many signs Of the dsiniesraton
which IL taking place In Mormondom
Abou, $1,000 u annually received from members
tithes donations and requests The law % the church
n that should be used exclusively for church purposes
The law always has bcon dsrcgnrdcd large art q:
enc money has ben invested In commercial and Industrial
enterprises and the proceeds have ncon appropriated ~
the oicas 90 their private Il IL alleged President
Smith invests 100000 year IN this manner and that ne
Applies the profits from his banks knitting companies IN
companies etc. not increasing the strength
glory ~ The church but providing hia favoriie
and fellow ofnclae with luxurious residences and
tateE In hiA testimony before the senate committee
which conducted the smoo investigation Smith testified
that h2adca being director Of lions Cooperative Mer
camille association the State Bank OF Utah Zion Savings
Bank los Angeles Railroad company the Idaho Sugar
company, the Inland Crystal Salt company and the salt
Lake Knitting company. and that he vice president
Of the Bullion, Rock q Champion Mining company
Until she present time Mormon has been hardy
enough call accounting To question the wisdom
honesty 81 president apostles would have been
sacrche As for appealing for justice the courts the
older members would never have thought Of "
Superstition has not firm hold some OF the
younger Mormuns They tired OF being tyrannizcd
socially and In business They tired OF being
objects Of IKE Of the civilized world u the church
does not reform many OF them VII be- communicated
60 leave H. and corrupt churches seldom reform The
enemies Of Mormonisni have more TO hope from d9son
sions within Il than from pressure from without
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

The Denver Republican says that great majority
Of the people of the United satoo heartily endorse the
position Of President Roosevelt and will give him all the
support In their power In his demand for government
control OF railroads.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Durango, Colo, wants a beet sugar factory and ~
people atarting out In the right way They dis
uibuting beet seed among farmers that there may be
practical demonstration OF the value the beets that
ton produce
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Mira John Finley and daughter Of
Ration, have LEFT for Illinois they
expect 10 be- absent from that city
two or three months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Grace Crawford wrote In the New York Tribune:
"A physician told that the only passport the best
society IN Denver and Colorado Springs slight
cough That Is true for II n dld here for
his health what his reason7 People Immediately
gard him with suspicion and begin 10 what his
name used 10 be. They ask: Il II busted lungs a
busted reputation that brings him 10 Coloradog" on
the Denver papers resonng any such absurd
reflection upon the west
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Miss Ada Llttrell. who has been "a
tending school In Springfield. Mo. nj
turned 20 her home in Ration M,
other morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

George W. Chllds. Ir.. aud family.
after spending "A couple OF days In
Albuquerque. left last night for tho
Grand Canyon for a short stay. Yes.
terday afternoon M. Childs and
family were rendered a delightful tai
ly.ho ride about the city by the mem
bers of the Wnmans club OF Albu
querque. Those IN the party were
Mesdames Medler Ray Kent. earns.
Bittner. ives, Ten Eyck, Maynard.
Connors and Albright.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Wearing a big on his shirt front.
Zoo Foreshaw won the 81. Louis
Marathon ace Saturday, May 6. by
~ minutes. whether Is Was the ath-
leie'a eturiy legs and ability 20 run
a gruellng race. or the number which
Is regarded m possessing mysterious
power by the Arabs. Ia open 60 dis
cuasiOn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Mrs. n. j. Maxwell and daughter.
Mas Laurena. OF 3ls South Arno
street, anticipate leaving tomorrow
evening for Los Angeles. They will
spend the summer on the coast and
win return 20 Albuquerque for the
winter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

The Dundee Investment Company,
Limited. corporation. plaintiff.
versus Malcolm Bruce Haegart,
Kathleen Elizabeth Hageart and
Dorothy Haggart minors. Kate n.
Haggart, their mother and natural
guardian, and Samuel J. Gilmore,
defendants --iso. 65.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

klock a owen and Cook 4 Gosseii
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

SCOTT uowNF- - F'.d su'''. New ys'l.
The Springfield herald., 1905-01-13

ii. f. Homsher returned from
Lamar Saturday morning. He
brought some coII for H. X. Lam
port and ii. X: Ward.
j. A. and j. Il. Stinson are in
Denver this week attending the
annual meeting OF the Live Stock
association. i. N. McFall took
them to Lamnr. :t.
Aaron and Ira ScIinelle came
back Sunday. Ira las been up
in western Nebraska spending the
holidays and Aaron has been in
Lamar for some time.
F. G. Bassett stayed in town
Monday night. lie intended to
80 TO the Cilnarron Tuesday, but
on account OF the storm left for
his ranch that afternoon.
The new county officers, with
the exception OF V. NJ. Shannon
and N. u. Jones, were sworn in
Tuesday. MIR. Shannon took the
oath OF office Wednesday.
F. Q. Bassett got lost in goin"
home from ID. A. Riuehart's Tues.
day night and was out all night
In the morning lie found himself
near W. H. Curtis ranch.