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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
10 ExTENo oArTLG DIPPING

A committee OF the ter itorlal cat.
TIE sanitary board met ln called aes-
sl0n Monday night n Santa Ne. The
committee was called 90 order by tho
chairman. Captain ~ q. Austen, of
as NCgls. There we're present, w.
| 9. Mcdonald OF CarrizokD and W. n.
Jack Of Silver City. members. and W.
G. Barnes. Of DO soy, secretary.
The minutes NJ the preceding meet
Ing were cad and approvo6.
Tho committee then took under dls.
cussloh the amount Of tho levy 10 bn
made by The auditor of the territory
for the cattle indemnity fund. ,shlch
iund Do Tor the maintenance and ox.
nensos 0i the cattle sanitary hoard
Tho committee concluded that the
levy OF last year was sufficient 10
meet al the demands OF the board.
and therefore recommended that the
same amount, two and one.hals mills.
be levied.
The question % tho dipping OF cat.
tie thi Oughou. tho territory was next
taken up. Ate considerable discus.
sion n was thourhf hv tho members Of
the board that the best way tO secure
this safeguard would be Tor the mem.
NA" ~ AWN WNMAM w NfNNN tue NMlNuuM
cattle raising sections and talk per.
sonally With the cattle men. explain.
ing "a them the adviaahillty aud le.
gality OF the required dipping. The
committee thought that Il could
build ono tank In some infected dc
trict for demonstrating purposes, but
this was found 20 be impracticahlo.
by reason OF the fact that u the com
mltiee built one V would have 10
build many more. and the funds were
not sufficient. The committee hopes
20 be able % induce cattle raisors 10
Join In what would be known as
community dipping tank. which would
not he expensive on any one cattle
man. aud would be- OF great value 10
all.
Tho committee then called upon the
governor. secretary Of the territory.
and territorial auditor. recommend.
lng the levy 0f two and One.hali mills |
which the auditor was ordered 20
place on the assessment rolls.
There heing no further business.
the committee adjourned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

W'fHtf - FfnNNfNh eWAhNeNaf
ner Notary Public r. Baca. Travel
ing Auditor Cha les v. Safford. and
members OF the press.
The hearing opened with an argu
ment hy Attorney Ch.lders. who asked
for a continuance In both cases In
order that ne might summon wit
neaseH la behalf oi the defense. He
stated that he had received notice
only a few days ago and had found
n impossible 90 gather his witnesses
together There wac no objection
raised TO swing Mr Childcrs a little
more time and Cove nor Otcr0 grant
10 him until tomorrow.
A. tho WITNESSES for the territory In
thc case Of Mr. Vigil we're present. Il
was agreed that they be examined at
once These included Adolfo salas,
school al ector Of district No. 81:
jose Maldanaua, school director OF
district No ~; placido Chaves,
school 90 octor OF district No. s, and
Andrcas Garcia school director of
district No %
The evidence introduced by these
witnesses tended 10 substantiate the
charges made against Mr. Vigil as 10
the padding OF tho reports from these
districts and making false statistics
as to The months OF school held, ETC..
but this does not necessarily mean
that there was any misapprop lation
Of public funds on the part OF the
school superintendent. or that he se-
cured any money unlawfully and In a
diahoncst manner.
The examination OF these witnesses
occupied the morning session up 10 ~
O'Clock and az that hour a recess was
taken until 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Al this time the cross examination OF
the witnesses by Attorney Chlldors
was proceeded with and occupied the
greater part ol the afternoon
Late this afto noon the taking OF
testimony ln the Vigil case was IN.
ishod, and the defense given until
tomorrow morning TO Ole lis answer
20 the charges.
Tho case OF Mr. Hubhell was then
taken up. and after the reading Of the
charges by District Attorney Clancy.
Attorney ". w. pobson assisting Mr..
ChiideVs Ia the defense, read the
answer OF the defendant 10 the
charges. The taking Of testimony IN
the Hubbell case then commenced.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Rochester, n. Y. June 27.-The an
nual convention of the New York
State Music Teachers association be.
gan In this city today the sessions
heing held Ia the Second Baptist
church with President jaroslaw DC
lielinski Of bunalo. presiding The
proceedings are 90 continue three
days. Three sessions are 20 be- held
daily The morning sessions are 10
be devoted 90 papu and demOnstra.
uonb on various musical topics The
other sessions will be- given up 10 a
variety ui concert programs IN which
many musicians Of note Will nave
part.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

This morning al 10 o'clock In Gov.
ornor Oteros private suite at the Al.
Yesado. began the hearing OF County
School Supe intcndent Eslavio Yigil
and County Treasurer and Collector
Frank a. Hubbell. against whom
charges have been prefer I'D by ilis,
trict Attorney Frank W. Clancy,
charging masfeasance IN oilcc and
mlsappropriation OF public funds.
The hearing Of the charges against
sheriff Thomas y. Hubbell were post.
poncd because OF the Illness Of his
wife, aud will be hea i on August tb.
There we're present. Governor
Miguel o. Oteio Attorney General
George w. lTichard. District Attorney
Frank w. Clancy, representing the
territory Attorney w. y. Chi.
dcrs and Attorney T.. w Dobson
representing the defendants; Miss
clara Olsen. private secretary TO the
goycrnor; Interpreter Thomas Wer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
ARIZONA NoRMoNs MAY
&c PRoSEcUTEp Nv NAVE

Attorney Nave. of Arizona has re,
ceiyed Instructions 20 proceed aEainss
polygamoua M0rmona IN aii parts oe
Arizona. Several cases were heard
a. ne last term Of the United States
court a. Tombstone. but there are 70
ported 20 bo many pOlyghmous fanh
lies in Apache county. AZ points -
mote from the railroad, in many b.
stances the marriages having been
celebrated within a few years past
TIE largest Mormon community exists
a. Mesa, eighteen miles east of Phoe.
nix but no reports OF poiyEamOus ro-
lationA have been made oonoaFulnE
that point
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Dayton. Ohio. June 2i- delegates
to The state convention of young poo.
pies aociciics ~ Christian EndeavOr
oi ohlo commenced 90 ar i've Ia the
city this morning Oh incuwinE rriha
rom all parts Of the state. before
me end o. the wcck Eve Of ak hund
red are expected The weeks pro-
ram la ono Of the best ever arranged
for a convention Of the state g3niza.
ton. Meotlugs Viii be- led by a mum.
her of WORKERS st national omln.
cnCp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
SUPREME COURT SEiSlON
THREE DECISIONS MADE YES
TERpAY-sEVERAL IMPORTANT
DECISIONS RENDERED.

From Thursdays Daily Citlzcnl
The territorial supreme court met
In adjourned session Tuesday morn.
Ing IN the supreme court chamhe = In
the Capitol, being called 10 order at
10 o'clock by Chief Justice William j.
Mills Of Las Vegas. There were pres.
ent AHsociatO Justices John n Nc.
FIe. Of Santa BE. Frank W. Parker,
Of Las Cruces. William ". Pope af
Roswell, Edward A. Mann. of Ala.
mogordoi Ira A. Abbott. OF Albuqucr.
que. Attorney General GcCrEe vs..
Pricha 4, of Santa Re: Clerk Jose ID.
sona. OF Santa Fe
The court proceeded 20 business.
ana disposed Of the following cases.
IN the cnao of the Taos County
hank, Juan Santistevan and NJ. W.
MillH, plaintiffs la error w. the Ter.
ritoy of New Mexico. defondgat In
error. being a case OF error 10 the
Flrst judicial district court for Santa
fo county, the decision was oyeFsod
aud the case remanded.
In the case Of the Territory Of New
Mexico vs., Edward Hale. appealed
from the Fourth judicial dlairlei
court for San Miguel county, IN
which defendant was sentenced 20
two and onchalf years in the renltpn.
tlary, the decision % the lower court
wes Affirmed.
In the case Of John Pearson. al al.
plaintiffs in error va. James Gulen.
81 al, defendants in error. the mo.
ton of defendants in error 20 nroYe
the maSiefa report ~ the sale Of
property and for q deficiency of iudg.
ment amounting io t32.2b and inter.
est az 10 per cent. waa granted.
Attorney Charles A. Spiess Of Las
vegas. then opened the argument
against the validity OF the territorial
statute placing TO county "a
tho Second judicial district. aud be
was followed by Attorney William ~
childera, of Albuquerque. wh~ opened
the argument sustaining tho validity
of tho statute. This case was heard
by the court yesterday afternoon
In the case Of the Colorado A Arl.
SOna Railway company. va. the Don.
Ter and Rio 0rande Railroad com
pany. tho court yesterday afternoon
at o'clock, through the chief Jus.
tico. announced the follGwinR Dc.
cision.
That unless the appellee. The Don.
yer a Rio Giande Railroad company.
within ten days from this dsfo enter
Into bond IN the sum ~ $4,000 In
favor of the appellant, the Colorado
a Arizona Hallway company Of New
Mexico, conditioned 10 indemnity the
appellant and 20 restore q % the right
of way Ia the same condtlioa inI
which q was at the time tho Drelim-
iu' ~ Injunction was granted. the ap-
pellant may give q like bond and have
n neN injunction restoring and keep.
Ing In force tho old Injunction.
The court adjourned 10 meet al iOl
o'clock Wednesday morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
lIoHT PRlsoNERs EscAPE.

Hght prisoners IN tho Colfax county
jail a. Ration escaped Sunday night
by cutting a ten BY ten inch hole
through the steel cage and a tWonty
inch stone wall They sang while thsY
worked Sheriff Llttreli with posse.
10 on the trall OF the men. The maa
and theis crimes are william Wilson.
robbery; John Nedlock. murder ooi.
oredi James Callahan, Walter whit
man Pred Lewis. John samuels. John
Carr, larceny.
heporla from Carlabad state That
Teodoro 0amboa, In Jan for horse
stealihg, and Welothi0 Perez, IN Jail
for burglary. slipped their ehacklea
and escaped from the guard last week.
They we're awaiting the action of the
grand iuFy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
THE CHARGES AGAINST VIGIL

April -, 1906
Hon. Miguel A. OterO, Governor Of
New Mexico, santa We. n. NJ.
Sir-l submit the following In the
nature OF charges against Eslaylo
Vigil. superintendent of schools OF
Bernalillo county, with view 10 his
removal from Oihce.
J. Eslayio Vigil Is nov. and has
been ever since the beginning OF the
year 1903. superintendent OF schools
of Bornalillo county.
2, OnFApril 3. 1908. when he had
been IN ONCE only niRety-three days.
upon not more than Mxty-nye OF
which days could the schools under
his cha 81 have been In session. Bs.
lavLo Vigil presented 20 the board OF
county commissioners bill unitem.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

every DAY, not exceeding thee days
In any one year, for his services. ex.
nensos and time employed IN visiting
each school district, during the ses.
sion OF the school In said district. out.
side os the one In which he resided,
said amount 10 be paid out OF the gen
e-al school fund by the board OF
county commissioners. with pro-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

nave been. from the frat Of January
20 the date OF said account mo-e than
G5 days on which said schools were
in session.
Il Is submitted that these acta on
the part % Vie.l. demonstrate bis un.
fitness for the position he holds. and
furnish sufficient ground for his 70.
moyal. Very respectfully,
r. w. CLANCY.
District Attorney.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

New York, June s0.-Closlng prices:
Atchison. SS%; pfda i0tk; New
York Central (eKtra divldendl. isti
PennHylvania, 1904; southern pa.
cihc, 63&, Union Pacidc. ifsM; pfd-,
sIh Copper SAN =. y. g., 80; Pfc.
S8h.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
Rssults as Received.

PouRhkeepaio. June as Cornell
won tue four'oarca race. Syracuse.
second Pennsylvania, third. Tine.
ISIS 26
Cornell won the freedman olrht.
cared race. Syracuse. second. C0lum
bia, third
lhe referee has announced that the
syracuse varsity cew wins the four.
CARED race lowering the record for
ihia course / seconds. Time. i0.iss&.
cornell won the eightoared raea.
syracuse second. Wisconsin, third.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
The charasa in fun.

The Following are the charges
against Treasurer and Collector Frank
A. Hubbell and County school super
iutondent EslayiO Vigil. as prepared
by District Attorney Clancy and fled
with the governor,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
COLLEGE CREWS
AGAIN CONTEST
Annual Regatta on the Hud-
son OF Six Educational
Institutions.
THE ATTENDANCE IS IMMENSE

Poughkocpslo. N. v. June "a a
steady stream OF viaiiors is pouring
into fongnkCopaic IN anticipation of
lho intercollegiate annual aces thia
afternoon. The presence of nich 4
'Afso crowd II evidence Of the an.
usual interest manifested In this
grai = regatta. a fact due In large part
to the unexpected victory OF Syracuse
iaat year, which overturned the On.
pociauons OF an the expe a. and 70
suited In ono OF the most inierenf.
ink races eFoI seen on the Hudson.
Iho reEhitA committee mad every.
thinR Ia readiness before noon TO-DAY.
hFory convenience for the th0uaanda
oi spectators had beou arranged. The
west shore observation trains were
waiting below Highland station. tiTH
mass had been hXcd on the bridge;
icrfy boats We = busy ear yinE pros-
peetlFe visitors from this city 70 tha
other side Of the river and many
Yachts we're gotting ia place about
The finish line.
Tho program laid out for tho day'a
events Il a. follows:
AZ 3 o'clock. university faufOared
shells; distance. two miles. gntries
Columbia, Cornell, Peunayivanfa
~ racuse and Wisconsin.
~ S:fb o'clock. Il eahman eight.
9ered ncei distance. two mlioe. %.
ifioa, Columbia, Co nell, Pennsylva.
nia and Syracuse.
~ o'clyock, university eight CARED
shell distance four mllea; entrlea.
columbia. Cornell, Georgetown, Penn.
80 lyanla, Syracuse and Wisconsin.
Unless something unexpected pre-
vents, the SiH senior oiRhts will take
20 the water M follows.
Cornell bow, StCwell: 2. parton.
j boesch 4, Dods. 6. q. w. Foote.
=, ftfnew; 9. W. Loe. stroke. q. r.
Columbia-Bow. Pierrepont; 2. Cor
neili 3, Boyle: 4. Post: 8, WhItwell.
. Milleri T. OI.oughlin. stroke.
Wisconsin, bow, Heisel. 2 Van
Meto 3. Davis. 4, johnson, 3. nnr.
Lea
syracuse Bow. squlres, 2. Sails.
Jury - Andrews. 4, Heath: b. Demp.
stot, 9, Halo, 2 Rice. stroke. IL
Pennsylvania -- Bow. Shoemaker.
=. Crowell 3. Herman. 4. Levary. =
irown' q. Stevenson. z. Taylor.
~ Okc, Gleason
0corEetown how. I.uak. q pacbe.s
5, Neili Z. shanley, o. brennan;
hayden T. Gaham. stroke. Barber.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
Tlmes for Starting Events.

Pougakcopsie. n. y, June rs
brilliant summer weather. With a
promise Of favorable water c0ndl.
IONS late in the afternoon. mark the
day Tor TIE annual lnteFcollogiafe fe.
satta on the Hudson. The nrnt
event OF the afternoon ia scheduied
3 O'Clock, when the university
ionrOarcd crews OF Syracuse. Con
nell, Columbia, Pennaylvania and
wisconsin viii be- sent over the two
mile course
~ $50 the freshman olghts OF
fennhylVania, Syracuse, Columbia,
ana Cornell will race over the two,
mile distance. and M O'Clock the
varsity eignta from Columbia, syra.
cu5e, Wisconsin, Georgetown. Penn.
iylvania and Cornell will be sent
1yer the f0ur'miln course.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

A small hre ~ an oufbulldlng al
the Third ward school building called
the ffe department out AZ o'clock
this afternoon. The blaze had been
exilngulshed by the time tho depart.
ment arrived upon the scene Il IN
presumed that the hre was started
by boys playing with matches about
the building.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

tho duties Of his new position on
July /.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

F1orcncio sAndoval IL In the city
rom Cuba on a visit 70 hls parcnts-
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-09-15
PORTLAND DOGS DOOMED.

Ieorrottes Arrive at Last and Begin
Canine carousaIs at Exposition.
After many vexatious delays, the
band of head-hunting, dog-eating Igor
rOtes from the island of Luzon have
arrived at last, and the Lewis and
Clark exposition is now the scene of
daily tomtom dances and frequent dog
feasts. Poor Fido and his brother
Carlo are hiding out, but the Igorrotes
will get them sooner or later, for they
have less than six weeks in which
to devour all of Portland's surplus
dogs
The Igorrotes, forty in number,
male and female, arrived at Vancou.
yer, B. c., aboard the United States
steamship Athenian, direct from Ma.
Mia They were taken to Manila from
their homes in the remote hills of the
island, never before having seen a civ.
ilized city. These Igorrotes are not
the ones who were at st. Louis last
year; they are quite new to America.
and their first taste of United States
dog was enjoyed in their village at
the Portland exposition a couple of
days after their arrival
The village awaited them in what
may be called skeleton form, and thev
set to work and covered the frame.
work of their houses with material
which they brought along, An Igor
rote would not feel at home in a house
entirely made by other hands.
The lgorrote village is located next
TO Homer Davenport's pheasant farm
at the edge of the Trail, where the
wierd music of the tomtoms is heard
every day and evening.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-09-15
IS ,. N. A WANT COLUMN!
THAT is THE QUESTION TO-DAY
AT FEDERAL BUILDING.
OUGHT HE BE AN Ap MEDIUM
Postmaster Hays Is Requested by a
State Agent for Or. So.and.so's Ger.
micide, Which Kills Everything, 20
Look up Local Agents.

Looh up LOCdl agents.
Should the postmaster act as a
want column"
That is the question which Is being
asked today at the federal building in
Norfolk According to letter which
was received by John r. Hays, acting
as the Male Help Wanted" portion of
a daily newspaper should be one OF
his bounden duties. thorough search
in the books of office, or through the
laws regulating his duties, has failed
as yet TO reveal any such provision
and Mr.. Hays has failed. thus far, to
be convinced that he ought to act as
an advertising medium, even though
he were offered a cent a word for each
publication-which he wasn't.
The letter that came today was from
woman at Lincoln who signs herself
state agent for DR.. Dash's Germicide
In scarcely legible hand she writes
"Mr. Postmaster-Will you pelase
hand this Letter to some energetic lady
or gent that would like to act as loca
agent for selling DR.. So-and-So's Germ
icide the accompanying circular dis
cribes it the work would not be hare
nor take one from home, 1t sells vel
when once before the people for 4
positively does all 1t sails it will
more for it has cured a Bro of mine II
this city 1S months ago of tuberculo
sis Of the lungs and he Is now a wei
man. Write me for particulars ant
terms"
Mrs. State Agent has the art of al
writing down to perfection but sh'
ought to look in the book and find ou
by what means she will reach the mos
people for the least amount of money
For her two cents she merely reached
one mantle postmaster-and sh,
didn't really touch him. Mr.. Hay!
says that his circulation is gooC
enough, but insists on larger rat,
than the would-be advertiser ha
seemed willing to tender. Perhaps
she is tenderfoot in the business any
way, and perhaps she is still tender
to her, BRO" who was totally cured
and is too busy to advertise more eX
tensively. Perhaps the matter of pub
licity is tender point with her, on ac
count of her brothers lungs, and sh,
has determined to reach the agent
whom she seeks by means of thes
little, confidential notes.
Mr.. Hays hopes that the eminen
doctors germicide will take action o.
a few of the notions of the state agen
regarding the postal department of tn
; government.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-09-15

heuser of Bancroft for coroner:
Charles McDermott OF West Point for
treasurer; Herman Tidke of Wisner
clerk and Professor Filley of Ban.
croft. superintendent.
The nominations for Judge and sur
veyor were left blank to be filled later
by the county central committee.
Delegates to the state convention
are o. d. Bassinger, j. c. McNish,
John Nellor George Vanderberger, II.
J. Simmonson, w. NJ. Graunke, e. X.
VALENTINE, j. c.. Elliott, John Tharp
and F. c. Nelson.
o. c. Anderson Of West Point, In.
troduced a resolution eulogizing Presi-
dent Roosevelt and his administration,
condemning the use Of railroad passes
and instructing the delegates to vote
for a candidate for supreme Judge who
is free from railroad domination. This
resolution was passed with great en-
thusiasm.
Rock County Republicans.
Bassett, Neb., Sept. 1.-THE repub-
lican county central committee met for
the purpose of fixing the time for the
county convention and selecting del
egates to go to the state convention.
The following persons were named as
delegates to the state convention: j.
A. Douglas, E. l.. Myers, George Siert,
NJ. j. Lipman and j. d. Brayton The
county convention will be held at Bas-
sett on September 80.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-09-15
HAD AN AWFUL TIME.
But Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy Cured Him.

1t is with pleasure that l give you
this unsolicited testimonial. About a
year ago when | had severe case OF
measles | got caught out in a hard
rain and the measles settled in my
stomach and bowels. | had an awful
time and had it not been for the use
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea remedy | could not have
possibly lived but few hours longer
but thanks to this remedy | am now
strong and well. | have written the
above through simple gratitude and
shall always speak a good word fol-
this remedy.-Sam II. Gwin, travelling
salesman for Concord Nursery, Con
cord, Ga. This remedy is for sale by
all druggists.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-09-15
FRIDAY FACTS.

Doughty is in Omaha.

c. f. Doughty is in Omaha.
G. l.. Palen of Stanton was in town
over night.
Fred McWhorter of Newman Grove
was here yesterday.
Burt Mapes went to Pilger this
morning on legal business.
Mrs. Schroeder and Mrs. Lucke of
Hoskins were in the city this morning.
Mrs. Geo. A. Brooks of Bazile Mills
is the guest of Mrs. John r. Hays to-
day.
p. ]. Samuelson and p. Norell OF
Wakefield were Norfolk visitors last
night.
A. ]. Herry and f. r. Williams OF
Carroll were Norfolk visitors this
morning
f Cunningham, Henry Hopping and
l.. F. Erickson of Wayne We're in the
city over night.
Lieut.. w. n. Huntley of Columbus
is visiting his sister Mrs. +. l. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Pasewalk have
returned from a trip TO Seattle and
other points on the Pacific coast
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Johnson
are expected to arrive in Norfolk by
next Sunday night. They may be
home tonight but more likely Sunday
evening.
Mark O'Shea of Madison left on the
early train this morning for st. Paul
Mimi. where he goes 10 attend college
Mrs. Thos. O'Shea accompanied him
as far as Norfolk.
Miss Gertrude Neuman, who had
been visiting her grandparents, Mr.