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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

prcos roREsr RESERVE.

Leon r. Knelpp, supervisor OF the
Pecoa Forest Reserve, who returned
TO Santa Re from a weeks inspection
trip through the eastern part OF the
reserve IN San Miguel aud Mora coun.
ties, reports the weather extremely
bad the past week with much snow
and rain. The sufferers from the
flood % last gaar are In distressing
circumstances These people will be
very materially aRslated. however, BY
their share OF the appropriations OF
$1,000 20 San Miguel county and $4,000
der the provisions Of the Martin Flood
sufferers relief law.
TIE people are at present IN
Strengthened circumstances, but the
supervisor says that prospects arc
bright for a productive Yield IN cropa.
which the farmers are already plant.
ing II no more bad weather strlkeg
the Mora country. the farmers ana
merchants will recover from the bad
effects Of the past year. Mr., Kneipp
reports that there are thousands OF
acres Of good. tlllahle land IN that
section which would be very produo.
tive with proper care and water The
valleys are beautiful and a. there are
a number OF hrst class dam sites. II a
SUFFICIENT amount Of money could be
obtained with which 10 build dams,
almost all Of the tillablo land could
be put under cultivation. There are
al present only two rangers on tho
reserve. bus under the new Law there
viii probably be an additional two or
three. az least. during the summer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

New York, March 25.--T'he collegl.
ate base ban season begins today In
earnest, the teams OF "a number Of tho
Dig eastern colleges emerging from
their training cases 20 make their firat
appearances on the diamond. The two
games In which most public interest
Center8 are those OF Yale and Ford
ham and Princeton and Ursinus at
Princeton. While these are merely
practice games for the two big unlvcr.
stiles thGy will serve TO give the critics
an oDpo tupity to draw a line on the
condition OF the players and form an
opinion AZ 10 their probable perform.
ancos later Ia the season when they
will line up for the championship con.
tests.
Ia addition TO these two games there
are several othor contests OF more or
leas importance scheduled for the day.
Georgetown Is 10 meet the Maryland
Agricultural college az Georgetown,
and the University of Virginia and the
University OF West Virginia are Ia
croas bats at Charlottesville. lafayette
which Is on lis annual spring trip In
the south mas a game scheduled with
tho North Carolina college OF Agrioul
ture AZ Raleigh. Besides these there
ara several games scheduled among
the colleges and schools Of lesser note
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
500 REWARD 500.

The readers Of this paper viii be-
pleased TO learn that there IA az least
ono dreaded disease THAI science haf
bcen able 60 cure In all rs stages. and
that is caiarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only pusitlve cure now known o.
the medical Fraternity, Catarrh being
a constitutional disease. requires a
constitutional treatment Halls Ca
tarrh Cure Ia taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF tho system. thereby de
stroying the foundation u the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist.
ing nature In doing its work. The pro
pri0ors have 10 mach faiih Ia va
curative poWers that they offor Ono
HUNDRED dollars for any case that Il
fails TO cure. Send for list Of tossi'
mOnlals.
Address y. J. CHENEY q CO.. To
lodO, q.
Sold by All Druggists, Csc.
Take Halls Family iils for consti'
patton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
DELIGHTFUL MUSIC
RENDERED. BY SCOUTS

The usual Sunday quietudo OF Aibu.
Querque Was broken yesterday morning
By the inspiring notes OF martial music
which crept up from In front OF the
Alvarado and noated over the city Ina
a manner % attract the attention OF IN
who heard Il. and II was with mingled
pleasure and curiosity that several
hundred people gathered az the hotel
% hear II more distinctly and see more
closely the queer little brown men who
made u. Filipino hand OF f0rty.nyo
pieces, one of thOse which attracted
wide attention at the Worlds Fair AZ
S. Louis last summer, had arrived az
the local station on a train. which was
bearing the First battalion. Philippine
scouts. from washington y. G., 10
San Francisco, where they will embark
within n week for the Philippines. and
tho musicians wore llmboring up their
Instruments during tho forty.ilvc min,
ute stop, while the soldiers straight.
enod out their legs. The music VIA
az good as any ever heard here. and 10
lend charm TO the situation, the wealth
OF was ideal. An unobstructed sun
reflected brightly from the highly pol.
lshed instruments. Five selections
were rendered and eGch received de-
served applause. The superb rendition
OF "Hiawatha" probably met with the
greatest favor II had the spirit. the
dash, the elevation and every refec.
fion, high, low, even and sweet notes,
and al. ~ that which the author IN.
tended and all OF that which gave the
piece ~ wide popularity, Every one
I these little brown men was an artist.
In the center OF the circle was the
director, n slight built. keen featured
little fellow, whose unassuminR man.
nors and uncouth apparel were his
mOat salient points. hut he was IN
artist, also, although his plccoi9 was
his baton. Very much unlike Fran.
cescO Ferullo. the director
Of Ellery's Rrea, yand, 0ervacio DO
minEo, for that IL the name Of this
modest little artist, did not hammer
the atmosphere into foamy waves and
work himself into a frenzy In the al
roc,lon of his hand, but quietly nodded
his head here and there or lifted 4
hand Ia quick but unprOtcntioua pro
test OF too harsh notes, and the effecl
was the same. No great show; Just
art. And people shouted their ap
proval.
Tho FIRST battalion. Philippine scouts
numbers $50 men, and u ia under ths
command ~ Mai. w. II. Johnson. Tue
First hatpl2on has been In the United
States for eleven months. and since
tho closing OF the 81. Louis exposition
il has been az various points In ths
east The battalion and the band at
tended the inauguration OF President
Roosevelt az Washington, and tool
part IN the parade The lieutenRnt'
with Major johnson were Dwofak
King, ReaElow, Dickson Piatt, Dorlty
Reoce and Boatoio. The latto IL
native OF fhe Philippines. who gaine'
military distinction In ths Aguiualt'
rebellion. The First battalion VII
embark from San Francisco for Manil'
on tho transport Thomas, which I
due 10 snil on March 81.
Tho train, which was composed o
seven PullmanR and three baEgae'
cars. was brought here from las Va
gas by Conductor Hurt and knglnee
Hammer. and Conductor McCinrkel
and Engineer Abel took Il on 10 Wins
low.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
collEora Anp nReea sulrs

Il IA reported that at a recent alum.
nj banquet held az the waldorf Astoria
hotel IN New York. the president Of
one 81 the eastern collogca made the
following plea FOR donations.
e want 10 be delicWc about a.. but
. any 81 you have clothes that you o. 10
hinklag OF dlacardine. 8ond them 90
us mean especially dress suits. We
nave students OF very limited means
who 8hun the social intercourse which
We believe Ia a great part OF our good
work. aud those dress suits would
ABOLISH their embarrassment
The speaker was corrcc as 90 the
value TO be derived from social inter.
course. for the purely booklsh or
learned man IL a sorry member Of so
cicty n he In unable 20 mix with his
fellows Ia free and agreeable fashion
ut the suggestion thar dress 6ult1. are
necessary for the cultivation Of social
habits among our university men ia a
new Theory. A. a rule most unlvcr.
sity social affairs are 81 a decidedly
informal character. and Il IL a didicult
thing TO pc suado oven those who have
full dress salts that II IL necessary OF
even advisable 70 don them In fact.
the democracy Of dress. IMPLYING M
u doea the social equality 81 the stu
dents Is one Of the hest Gus oms Of
our American universities.
Would the donation OF dress suits
abolish tho embarrassment ~ students
who are too poor 10 buy such clothfsi
Evidently Il would only bring an added
sonse Of the inequality 81 conditions
and tend 10 arouse a spirit OF resent
mcut IN the recipient OF the caat.Oh
garments. Ncatness In dress a. essen
tial and attalnablo t0r every man, bat
10 instill IN college men a habit OF
dressing beyond Their means Is a prac
tice that may not be altogether wise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
UNEXPECTED EXPERIENCE
or WHITE OAKS GIRLS

Those white Oaks young laden. who
aired a ilg and took themselves 20
ihe Nilca-Grumblea antnnuptial ccre-
monies, last week. just TO be lndepend'
ent, you know. we're 10 unfortunate A.
10 lose their way on the return trip. Il
IL said. by taking the wrong end Of the
trail. says the Waite Oaks outlook.
After wandering around on tho Car
rixozO fats until they began to think
the whole world was vast, dcaolnte
dead level void. WlthoW n single young
man in Il or a married one either, Tor
that matter they finally brought up
alout daylight al the station and were
81 last met by some OF the young men,
whom their anxious parents had sent
TO searTh for them. and safely plotted
back - town.
Night. with ali her stars looked down,
Cold breczes came In gusts and twirls +,
but never Hh0ne the Had faced moon
On such a lonesome crowd Of girls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
AskINo FR A cENaoR.

The women Of Trenton, n. j., are
asking the authorities Of that city
for The suppression Of Indecent and Ia.
It'd biilboards. eHd as a means 10 the
desired, and most desirable, end they
suggest the appointment Of a censor
81 blllboarda The committee having
che matter IN charge Il composed OF
Alice n. Me'eNlfe and Mrs. Elizabeth
Murphy, and they present % the au
aud abbreviated costumes and the pic
Cd 70 give Illustrations Of torturoa IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

central body. nave decided not TO ex.
anime too closely the mouth OF tno
gifl horse. In the instance IN point
the horse carries with him the Rookie.
Teller hiand.
There has probably never before
been time when there was such q
promising outlook for a movement Of
western and northwestern farmers %
the south. The immigration bureaus
OF nearly every southern state have
been overwhelmed with applications
for Information about farming, timhes
coal and ore lands.
A. the request Of Assistant school
superintendent Amado Chsves. Attor.
ney General Prichard haa rendered al
opinion on Two questions OF general
Importance 10 the ter liorial school
districts. The opinion is published else
where IN todays Citizen and should
q read carefully hy the school a.
fcO.ofa ana teachers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
DISTRICT COURT.

The United States petit Jury was
empaneled this morning and the fol.
lowing were sworn in: Jesus Wastes.
Pablo Chaves, FrOderleo Baca, j. l..
BELL. ID A. Macpherson. Jose n. Mon.
tOya. Vicenta Ariah. A. J. Maloy. N. Il.
Stamm. A. w. Hayden. Edward Lemp.
Ike, Geo. l.. Brooks, w. n. Hahn, Mich.
Olas Sebadrn, w. w Strong. J. g.
Fiourn0y. A. W Clelland Jesus Ar
chuieta, w =. Metcalf, w. Y, Walton,
Joe Walker, Otto BERGER, e. }. Doran.
Antonio Gutlerrez.
Tho United states grand jury was
discharged Saturday afternoon and 70.
turned nine true bills and five no
oils.
Cinlio Montoya. the i4.yearold lad
who robbed the pOstofiice box OF the
Hudson Bin Posting company. some
four months ago. was sentenced 70
serve one year IN tho penitontiary but
the sentence Was suspended on the
condition OF the future good behavior
Of the boy Il was thought ~ the
court that this experience would be
suiiicicnt lesson TO the lad not 10 med.
de with property not his own In the
future.
This afternoon the case OF O. g. Jones
and his son, Brad. Jones. came up for
trial. The United States jury returned
an indictment charging that on March
san the two defendants sold liquor 10
a Pueblo Indian by the name OF VI.
clnto Aheyta az their place on the
mesa called the East End Inn" Uni.
ted States District Attorney Llewellyn
Il conducting the United States side
% the case. assisted by y, l.. Mcdlef,
and Klock q owen are defending the
prisoners A. late hour this after
noon the prosecution was still pre-.
seating their side OF the case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Hiciud IN Russian prisons on political
prisoners. mnn women and children.
The urst ci1aa ia objectionable, In
the opinion ~ the committee, for OBJ
viOus reasons. and the second for the
feaaon ~ Whether the Representations
10 true or fpiso that u accuatoma
he hcYs OF tfa city 10 scenes OF cruel
~. odd, TOO often dnds imlf8tOrs
nmOrx them A. q whole. the commit
toe says, the displays on the blilb0a ds
ol Trenton arc injurious 10 tho morals
OF the city and they are. II they are
Of the class displayed on the oiiiboarda
Of mos citica. The Trenton incident IL
OF value In the showing u makes of
the spread II opinion against the Fen.
efnl indccencios aud ludidncaa Of bill.
hoard displays
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

To Il. w. Webb, Francis 4. Downs. Ess
tates, Administrators and Heirs and
Assigns Of Same.
You and each Of you are hereby mo-
tined that your cO-Ownors, q. l..
Brooks and w. y. strlcklor have Oh.
pended two hunderd (200l dollars In
labor and improvements upon the Old
Timer Lode. situated In tho New Plac.
ers Mining District, County OF santa
Re. Territory Of New Mexico, $4,000
for eacn year, as will appear BY Ger.
tihcates iiled Nov. s. 1908. and Nov.
"a. 1904. In the Office OF the Recorder
OF said county, In order 70 hold said
premises under the provisions or sec
zion 232i. REVISED Statutes OF tho
United States. being the amounts ro-
qulred to hold the same for the years
ending Dec. 81. 1903, and Dec. 81.
1904. And n within ninety daye after
this notice for publication you fail or
refuse 90 contribute your portion OF
such expenditure. your respective In
teresls in said claim will become the
property Of the subscribers under said
section 2s2f
w. s. sTRICRI4ER.
q. r. BROOKS.
Date Of frat publication Jan. n. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
AoLplNo ooon sIruArloNs.

Tho names OF 1S4, a partial list OF
the students who received their eduea-
tion At the Agricultural college has
been published who ere ilhig Import.
ant positions In tho United States,
Mexico and other foreign countries
aaya the Las Cruces citizen. All are
Cor New Mexico and the college. This
Institution AAs now an enrolment OF
2ss students OF an average age Of
eighteen years who are being trained
20 all many positions Of the business
world, A few years ago New Mexico
had nothing 20 boast OF. outside Of her
good climate and fruits. while today 4
can point out with pride the cominf
great men who will build up the coun
Try.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

One OF the reasons why men fail In
tho face Of great opportunities Is that,
confronted by the necessity OF accom-
plishing a great many things, they
Try 10 do them all at Onoo. Trying TO
DO a whole weeks work today tangles
aud trips the work OF today and makes
a muss OF tomorrow One OF the good
rules OF good business men Isl Never
do today what you can do as well to-
morrow" This Gains ones mind con
cern.ng The puzzles OF the future and
leaves him free, 10 handle soday's bur,
den. u 10 rule that n sale only for
the lndustri0us man to follow. and for
him who IL honest With himself, but
f0f him u n Of lncalculabie worth,
This rule applies an well 10 resting
aa % working The man who cannot
give the clear right Of way 10 sleep or
play in the appointed time. II saving
OF years from the last and best end
of HIS life Tho man wnO let's his mind
floai forever like a balloon may last a
long time on earth but be won't live
much. The man who habltually lets
tomorrow tread upon the heels Of 10.
day may make a big fuss In this world
but he'll die some day for the lack Of
breath aud leave no ennurlnR mouu-
ment TO his hard labor The man who
does things that count now ana en-
dure hereafter h tho man who works
With undivided mind between times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

The people OF New Mexico have
reason TO rejoice In the prospect Of
an exceptionally large WOOL crop. ana
tho probability that In other respects
the sheep industry will have a pros
porous year. says the Denver Repub-
llcan commenting editOriaily on the
conditions as they now exist 10 this
territory.
The production OF sheep and wool
Il one OF New MeSicos most impOr
tant industries and business condl.
tons In general are more or less
closely affected by the success Of the
sheep owner. Rains In the latter
pert OF last year and IN the early
part Of this season soaked the ground
and tho grass on the range has had
a good start. In this particular the
situation Is exactly the reverse OF
what Il was a year ago, for In the
spring OF 1904 hardly any rain at NIL
fell In the middle and southern parts
OF the territory.
New Mexico has made remarkable
progress Ia recent years. and this Il
particularly true OF the southeastern
section. Practically the whole country
south OF Las Vegas and east Of the
Rio Orando valley has takon ON new
life. II has been crossed By sovera
different lines Of railroad. and Others
are under construction. Its resources
have been In part developed, and {
large population has gone In.
These people are nearly all 81
Anglo. Saxon stock, and hence IN thai
part OF New Mexico there is but little
other influence felt. The towns havs
been built accc ding 90 American
models. and there Ia little 20 clstin
guish tho new communities found il
that part OF New Mexico from those
~ Colorado and other parts OF th'
west where distinctly Anglo saxon In
fluences have prevailed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
REASONS FoR success.

Success In business ~ largely a MAJ.
ter Of gettlng auainted--learuing the
and making them familiar with your
aud your wares. AOu cannot get &C.
uualnted with the purchasing public In
10 make yourself solid" but Il Is
worth while. BY cultlvating the &C.
Quaintance of possible buyers day
after day through the advertising col.
umns Of the newspapers you establish
basis OF confidence THAI Yields con.
stantly Increasing rctufns. and tina,
will IN the long run be worth more az
an asset than money In the bank.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

D. ac WHO died yesterday a.
An trce occupied an anama
ION "a IN two ncida. Scientists
ref accept bic theories az sci.
Ont as shown By me refusal
az lch academy 70 admit HIN
20 .crship. bis books we're not
res az literature Yet. Ia spite
OFT ilcism Ut scientists aud liter.
arr Vorno cdvanccd ideas that
hayi proved practicable. and no
has n several dnaihloss bo0ka
W. individual 20 there. looking
hacl 20 tho days u hle surge OF
you WIN does not feel a glow OF
graf. G4e iOl the man VINO gave n,V
chat eliahtful and amazing book.
"Twtfty Thousand Leagues undes the
Sea- and who would withhold trlh
ate n Five Wcelis IN n Balloon,
"A Journey 10 the Center Of the
BART. a Trip 90 the Moon" the
Myatpr Qua Island" Michael Strugon
and Around me Work. In Eghiy
DAYS And who shall deny scleatl0B
inspiration TO the man whO was the
urophet Of the dirigibie balloon, the
modern sabul,i Inc boat the aiaomi
bile and many OF those tlmeannihil.
atins devices Of travel which have
tt-AAA - INWANhN AWNhN tM' N"ANH ANNNN"
more than a few weeks pleasure trfp7
According 20 tochniclana, Verne was
uot a Frcat aCicufini, but he had large
an1 prophetic ideas which he left for
smaller goniracH 20 work out In prac.
Teal form. In literature he gave little
attention TO finish. doubtless largely
tor the reason that no was hound by a
remarkable contract which gave his
publisher the bulk Of bis book profits
during ne writer's hie. but the works
of few members OF the exclusive
Fronch Academy will show the VI.
tollty Of tho books Of this outsider
In consequence OF hls enrichment
~ science and literature. Verne should
a. least be- paid the tardy honorH that
aTo given gTgat dead. ~ bis critics
gavo him no comfort IN life, they
SHOULD Sow bis admirers To pay him
some lasting tribute IN death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
disorder

An the far Of 1905 Icontraclcd that fear.
fol disease, Mood Poison Il gained such
Roadway that was forced 70 feaign my
position and seek rciicf NJ Hot springs
After spending all the means hal wenl
10 Memphis In less than three weeks
eas IN ? hospital, and after nine weeks n
suffering I was discharged as cured IN
less than a Eionth every bone In my body
seemed 10 Be affected aud felt NJ u they
would break a. the least exrrtion Agaih
] was compelled 10 resign. aud returned
10 The hospital Tor seven weeks stay
When ! came out ! was advised 20 Try
farming. When hfsi went on the farm
prevailed on the only firm who handled
drugs TO get me one dozen bottles II S $
IS A. that time both Of my hands were
broken out with biiatcfs and was covered
with boiis and sores III the meantime my
druggist had gotten two dozen bottles Of
8. 8 s for me and began Ne use. and
after taking the thirteenth bottle not =
sore or boil was visible r. u POWELL
East 9Th 81. Little Rock Ark
OF all human diseases, Contagious Blood
Poison IL the most hideous and hateful
The victim Il tortured with eating ulcers
sores and absccescs. unsightly hlotches
fFiptions and other symptoms Of the mis-
erahle disease $ ) 5 has been used
successfully Tor nearly City years for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
MANY CONVENTIONS TO
DC HELD m PORTLAND

Portland. Ore. March 27.-ii has
been praci loally decided by the ma.
ilonai good roads association 10 hold
So convention he's Governor Cham
berlaln has received word from Colo
mel w. w. Moore. president u She
association. that June "a 10 n has
been selected ~ the time for the meet
ing.
Chairman G. n Booth Of the execu-
tive commitacO has announced that
that organization Will meet IN this city
August ~ 10 20.
The dates for the meeting OF the
Trans Mississippi congress TO be held
here are august i6ito 10. Rufus y.
jennings, chairman Of The executive
committee. has made this announce.
ment 20 tne officials OF the Lewis and
Clark exposition, who have succeeded
IA Bringing 70 Portland the assembling
OF the tn 60 above named organizations
which had moi definitely determined on
their next meeting places.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Little Elminda. daughter Of MT ana
Mrs. Louis Garcia. o. Springer, had q
very narrow Escape from beng bitten
by dog the other afternoon. She was
going home from the store, and near
YonnRer's harness shop J. d. Truiillo'a
dog attacked her, grabbing her by the
right arm, inilicting a painful but not
serious brulne Fortunately, James
Howe and another man happened 90 be
standing near ana they rushed over
and drove the vicious dog away.