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

w. II. Wise, the lecturer, will dis.
cuas 1.-The Marveie OF Hypnotlsm" al
Library hall on Tuesday evcuing
Ben y. Rupp. With Ballard Snow
Eminent company Of ST. Louis, Mo-,
Is IN the city. interviewing the drug
giats.
w. r. Lee. the government geologist
who Is making Albuquerque his head
quarters, while doing some special
work Ia the tarrisery, has taken rooms
al the residence OF N. Il. Fox.
]. II. Burns, OF parlfVicw, was an Al.
buQuorQuo business visitor yesterday.
Mr.. Burns Is a member 81 the terri
torlal sanitary board, and was here
70 consult with Secretary Lee, Of the
board
Joe o'Brien Is back at bis old JOB
IN the freight office again after an ex'
tended lay-off caused by a lamo hand.
Mr.. O'Brien tore bis hama aometinle
ago, on a rusty natl while handling
freight and he came near having a
serious case ~ bIOoi poisoning Ia the
wound
Regular meeting OF John A. Logan
Giro .e, No. L. Ladies' Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic tomorrow (Sat-
urday) afternoon, April !, al o'clock
al T. o. o. r. hall business OF im
portance. Every member earnestly re-
Quested TO be present. Eta u. Allison,
secretary.
Charles u. Ross accompanied by
Mrs. Ross. Is Ia tho city from santa
Re. tie will soon assume his duties
as assistant travelling auditor OF the
territory TO which he has been pro
noted from that Of assistant secretary
OF the New Mexico republican central
committee.
Mira. Fred l,ofnor. Of Gallup, - IN
the city today. doing her spring shop
ping
J. X. Farwell engineer for tho Albu
querQue Easfssfn was q passenger for
santa Ne this morning.
Mfs. u. Gibson. ~ West Gold ave
nue., entertained a number OF ladies
yesterday IN the afiernoon
Attorney w. y. Childcra returned
/ tllis morning from a business trip g.
southern New Mexico towns.
Charles Paddock a trninlnan on the
/ Ia Junta division OF the SANTA Fee was
IA the cityU yesterday, accompanied bj
hls family, and left this morning tol
I la Juuta.
The las Vegas Optic says; Mr., ana
Mra. ThOa, Ainawortb OF albuquerque
ON their way hack from Ration, whef'
they visited their daughters for severn
months are Spreading a few days n
the guoEts OF Mr. and Mrg. 9. D
Boucher
On next Thursday evening the Bes
gar Prince Opera company viii begll
a weeks engagement al tho Eiks
opera house The company ~ com
posed OF aWonty artists. with d strOnl
chorus. ard needs no Introduction 4
Albuquerque. They will give sever
performances IN the city and each pei
formance viii bo a different bill Tn
repertoire will include the folowin
opoqaa: said Pnsna,' "Pinofore,
"Mikado." 'drinoOrilla" IRA Dia'
olo." "Ollyetta' and Pirates u Per
zanca."
r. 81. Roe. general western agent 70
the Singer Sewing Machine compan,
with ONCE az Denver, - In the city o
offcial business and Ter the purpose q
bidding good bye 10 his brother Cha'
Roe, who win leave the early part 3
next week for Central America. IN
announcement that Chas, Roe, woul
so 10 Central America was made ]
/ The Citizen ON Wednesday, r, IA. ho
/ said this morning that Ia all prohahl
! ity. the local apency OF the Hlnge
! company would be divided, placln
) New and Arizona under SCI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS
CONTINUES BRISK At TBE or.
FlcE AT THE TERRITORIAL CAP.
TtAL.

The following homestead entries
were filed IN The United gfatca land
Office a santa Re.
No $3.50. March 20. George A. Man.
gum. bloomfield, n. NJ. sW "a. Ma
-. NE 10. sW "a, n I.2. NV IA. sec.
ton IA n 20 N. r. n w. ice acres Ia
San Juan county.
No s2s7. March s5. Georgs ". Man
gum, Bloomfield, n NJ. NE IL. M IL.
s ~, NE ~. section %. r 20 n. Il n
W. 1870 acres IN san Jtsan couniy.
Final homestead Entrlea.
The following final homestead en.
tries we're nied IN tho United states
land once:
No. 6337. March ~. Gus johnson.
Raion. n. ~. Nc IA. section a.. r
30 y, u "a T.. 100 acres IN Colfax
county.
No. $3.50 March n: Bernardo rer.
ga, Trementlna. n ~, y ~. sw IA.
> ~, so IA section 81, r "a n. II "a
=. 100 acres IN san Miguel county
Coal Declarntory Statement.
The following coal declaratory STATE.
mouis were elod IN the United States
land Office.
No. ITO. March a. Katherine Mlis.
aboth Blvlns. Gallup. n. NJ. Il ~. NV
Ia section i6. r rs N, X rs w. 30 acres
IN Mckinley county.
Desert Land Entries.
The following dessert land entefes
we're flod In ne Uuited States land
once;
No. 62s. March IS: Frank II. Rob
crta, Huntington. n. ~: SW 10. NE
n 10 w. 50 acres In San Juan county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
WORSE EVERY YEAR.
Plenty Of Albuquerque Readers Have
the Same Experience.

Plenty Of Albuquerque Readers Have
the Same Experience.
Don't neglect an aching back.
II will get worse every year
Backacho ~ really kidney ache.
10 cure The bacl- you must cure the
kidneys.
n you don't other kidney Ills fol.
low
uurlnary troubles. diabetes. Brights
diaeass.
An Albuquerque citizen tells you
how--the cure Ia easy.
Mrs. N. j. Butler. wlfe OF NJ. ]. But.
Ter. night Waterman In the Santa re
shops, formerly Of M East street,
says. when I went % tle Alvnrado
Pharmacy foe Deans Kidney Pits
had an attack Of backache which had
annoyed me for two or three years.
AZ FIRST they were mild, and | expect.
cd .aey would leave just as myateri-
ously as thoy came, but with the pass
ing OF time the attacks were more fire.
qucnt and Of longer duration. ! used
three boxes OF DoRn't Kidney Pllls
and was rewarded with an entire cas-.
sation OF the aching. Up 10 date, and
Il IL Considerably over six months
since | stopped the treatment. there
has not been a sign OF any roour
renee"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foater.Mllburn Co. BUFFALO
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name poan's- and
take no other.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City. March 27.--Cattle 70
ceplts and demand was very well
matched last week. and market closed
tho week Arm on all kinds a shade
higher on cows and heifers. Not very
many Western fed steers we're 70
ceiyed, one drove sold at $3.50, AGAINST
an extreme top OF 1896 for Natives.
Fed Western helfcrs sold up 20 $780,
and bulk Of steers and cows and hoif-
ora sold within a dollar Of these fg-
urNA Several trains Of Mountain
stockers and feeders came IN par ex-
cellence among foeders IN the corn
belt The colqra are good, generally,
and lust DOW cattle coming from thea9
sections Rre In good flesh. These cat
tie sold last week from t4.25 90 $3.50,
from ESQ 10 1850 pounds, The run Of
cattle this morning ~ 5000 head. mar
kct steady 10 10 cents higher ntackers
aud feeders showing least strength.
For one thing, the proportion Of stock
ers and feeders Is very large today.
This Is surprise. as the near APP
preach OF grass naturally tends 10
hold them back. The only thing that
draws out Ia the very attractive prices
now ruling. The demand ~ such, how
ever, thas a heavy business will be
done IN stock and feeding cattle IN tho
next few weeks, without any reduction
in the present remunerative priccs.. 10
sellers.
Lambs ana yOarllngs sold a quarter
/ higher last week. ewes and wethers
also some higher but prices on the
latter we're not fairly tested during the
week Receipts were less than $4,000
all week. and buyers had 70 hurry 70
even partly satisfy their wants. Today
the situation Is altogether changed,
and 1900 head are hcse, ycarlinsa
and lambs 10 cents lower. sheep
steady. Bulk OF the stuff today Is
from the Arkansas Valley. and tho
big ran IA only temporary. The sheep
producing territory tributary to Kan
sas City lust now Is limited, and no
heavy receipts are expected at any
market. until the advent OF grass
sheep from tho south rsIli p,-"e than
a month away. Good rains In l,>Sas
this spring, and a relatively heays
marketing from there viii. vr course
put different face on the market AZ
ter month or SO. Lambs now sell
at 81 .G6 10 $40, top today f7Sb, year
! llngs 5000 to $3.50 wethers $40 q
s5s5. ewes sass to $500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
COLOMBO BENEVOLENT
BALL Is A SUCCESS

The ball given at Colombo hall last
night by the Q. Colombo Benevolent
society Was one OF the most delightful
Affairs over given In the city. Il was
success from a social standpoint and
the box receipts we're decidedly salts
factory. About i2S couples we're pres
ent. The italian band played the
grand march. and at the close OF this
III Mauro's orchestra took up the
danes time strain and carried u until
late into the night The committee
Instrumental IN bring about the sue.
cess Of the affelr was composed of
the following gontlemen l.. Grad,
Chas. Melini, o. Bachechl, Joe Badar-
acco. r. Lamm0ri and y, Genovesi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
JAPs TAKE PLACE. W
GREEK RAILWAY LABoRERs

A disImtch from Cheyenne. says:
Tho Union Pacific Is pushing large
extra gauge OF Japanese laborers o.
work ~ various points on the Wgou-
ting division. HcroOiore extra gangs
have been composed OF Greeks and
Italians but last fall the company do.
cided 10 employ only white foremen In
the track department and ave all en-
pioycs on track work save forcmcn
and Jarnncse. their walking papers.
Several hundred Greeks remained Ia
Cheyenne during the winter Ia the be
lief thas they would be given work this
upring, but all have left for other
ponts having been informed that the
rsilrOad company wants only Japanese
labor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
ROOSEVELT FAMILY
WILL CRUISE IT

Washington, d. c., March 31.--Presi.
dent Roosevelt and all the children
with the exception OF Miss Alice. viii
leave thls evening for Jacksonville,
Fla. a. that place they will board the
syiDh for a cruise. They do not OK.
pecu TO visit any ports, and will be ON
she water practically all Of the time In
che vicinity IS Jacksonville, They VIII
be absent about ten days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
RUB ON
P0iMkl(lex

arate agents. Formerly Chaa. Roe
has had supervision over those
territories. o. A. Arpln. formerly ~
this city ~ bat nOW 81 Trinidad,
colo. will succeed Mr. Roe IN the
MANAGEMENT Of the local once. Il 10
understood that George r. Fisher, %
Tucson, Arizona. will have charge of
The southern division.
Sunday afternoon between tho hours
~ 4 and O'Clock. some unprinciplcd
20 non Or persons malicioualy stole
and destroyed n flower bed 81 hya-
cluths IN the front yard OF Mrs. Jake
K0rber ~ south Bfoadwag' Tho fiow-
ers we're In bloom but the ma audcrs
we're not satisfied with taking the bios
SONS, bui tore up the plants fhcy
also stole q number II rose buds, AMI
II they should be caught, me cOnse.
uuence viii not be- at an delightful
10 take This d the second time Mrs.
Korbet'a flower beds have been robbed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
RoswELL's rEw DEPOT
READY IN TEN DAYS

The new stasiOn building 81 the
pocos Valley a Norihongern railroad
aiands almoet completed. says the ROl'
we'll TtecorG. and TO tho average eye
appears 10 be ready for occupancy.
flut there are several finishing touches
to be- added. and some Of the employees
who have becn anxlouaiy eaeching tho
progress Of the work during tnc past
winter, now prodlct that . viii 10
ready for che puddle Ia ten days. 9th.
ors, however, venture GO say that they
will not move In for a. haE Two weeks
or possibly a month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
REPORTS ON the
MILEAGE sUiL1
The Llahtest in 1904 Since isgs--MIa
aourl Leads the List.

The Llahtcst In 1904 Since ieg8--Mla-
sourl Leads the List.
below We give our detailed state.
ment 81 track laid In the United
states Canada and Mexico, during the
calendar year 1903, says the Railway
Journal. The preliminary Atate
ment published on December 80.
showed a total Of i.i6S.H miles Of
track laid on 800 lines Ia the United
states. Final and revised returns
have noeossltatod slight reductions In
q few states and Increases In q mum.
her Of others. bringing the total new
mileage up To- i.25i6g miles Of track.
laid on 326 lines In AZ stetoa and terri.
tories. This " a net increase 81 $500
miles and iH made up oil various short
extensions, reports Ia regard 90 which
wore not received until aftor the cl0ae
bf the year These extensions average
but a little over three mlleg each, and
are located IN eighteen different
states. Tho accompanying table indi-
eating the distribution Of new track by
states, shows that over 900 miles Of
road we're built In each OF the follow.
lEg nine states Missouri, 3G4 miles T.
Texas, aO6 miles; Minnesota. 27i
miles. West Virginia. 2i6 miles; Penn.
sylvania, 23S miles; Mississippi, 229
miles; Illinois. 2il miles; Nevada, 2Ob
miles; California, 20i miles.
'sho now mileage for 1904 Is 1895
miles less than the track laid In 1908,
and Il the smallest mileage completed
in any year since 1898. when 3,oS5
miles we're built. The following table
shows the track laid by years since
fAkEs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Baltimore. Nd. March si--The Eu-
rnka Athletic club has carried Aurelio
Herrpra and kid" sullivan TO furnish
the principal bout af ~ boxing show
touirht. Iicrrera with his record "
having heen the first man 20 stand a
fwoufvround ~ with ''flattiing" Mel
son, u naturally tho favorito. though
th0 Washington ftaihcrweieih has
many admirers hcreabouta who expect
him 20 mako a good showing against
the Mexi,dn. Both men appear ~ be
IN good shape for the mill and are ex-
rectod 10 put mp a lively contest. In
accordance with the articles OF agree
mont the two fighters viii weigh In
late this afternoon A. 100 pounds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
MRS. REaeccA HARVEY
DIES AT LAS VEGAS

Al tine residence ~ Mrs. y. Daley
in l.as Vegas. Monday evening Mira.
Rebecca A. Harvey. wife u n A. Har-
vey. the owner Of the popular noun
tain resort near thar city. died AZ the
age " sixiy.ilve Year,, Of iyphold-pneu-
monla. Sho and her husband came 10
Now Mexico IN 1882 and have since re-
sided on ielG present Harvey ranch.
The funeral took place today AT Las
Vegas and intefment was made in the
Masonic Cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
lFrom Thursday'F DAILY cltlaen.l

tFrom Thursdays Daily Cltlzen.l
Trains from the east were delayed
six hours last Night by slight
freight wreck, which occurred ON
GloTieta hill.
Milton knight, vice president and
freight trnffc manager OF the Wabash
road. died AZ his homo In 81. Louis,
aged SO years.
Parchal McCarier. who has been
working In the Ration shops for the
past few months. Is visiting with his
parents IN Maxwell City for few
days.
Il. Il. Paul. chief clerk In the aud.
itOr'a oiisce OF the Santa 10 Central
railway. was here yesterday GA bust.
ness. lie was accompanied BY has
wife.
Tho Rock island railway WIN soon
commence the work Of enlarring the
Los TanOs reservoir near santa Ross
and will pipe the water into that town
Tor ~ own use.
Mrs. w. r.. Pierce and Miss Ruby
Potts returned 10 Ration from rope'
ka. where they had been % giait their
father, who was recently injured Ia
the gaops there.
Loosened rock IN the Ration tunnel
fell with a crash Tuesday as No
passenger train was passing through
tho big bore. breaking four window
panes IN the tourist car
Shad Whitaker. a rallroader, who
had been laying on three months
az Ration With a badly spraincd should
az, reported for duty and WAS assigned
20 the Willow Arroyo coal run.
The ball given a. odd Fellows hal
last night by the ladies auxiliary 81
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive En
gineers. proved TO he very delightful
affair and was a great success.
Elmer Shear, the Santa Fe engineer
who was recently hurt In the Ratof
tunnel, will leave Trinidad soon iol
the east on q visit, and will DO &C
companied BY his wife. Mr. sheai
will not DO able 20 work for az ieas
a month.
The engine ON train No. 2. ON IN.
Santa re Central Is Ia the repair shop
aa the result 81 alight accident which
happened sunday evening Just sOutl
az stanley thc rear trucks on tho ten
der were derailed. but fortunately IN
train was stopped bef0re any seven
damage was done.
3. A. SperTy, employed BY the Cole
RADIO southern al Trinidad, Colo
for the past six years as brakemal
aud extra conductor, died % lung lrou
BILE az San Diego. Cal, whittier no wa
accompanied BY his son about to
days ago, The body was taken {
Trinidad for burial.
Two carloads Of manure have bee
spread over the Santa Ne park site 1
front Of the Alyagado and from all al
pearancos, the ground will be put
condition for seeding 10 grass imml
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Drying preparations simply devel.
Op dry catasfh, they dry up tho necrutlonS
which sdhcro 10 tho membrane and docon-
pose, causing far moro herioua trouble than
the ordinary farm Ok catarrh. Avoid all dry
ing inhalante, fumes, smokes and SHUTS
and use that which cioaneos, aoothes and
heals. Ely'g Cream Balm s. such remedy
aud viii cure cafarrh or cold In tho head
easily and pleasantly. trial aizo will DO
mailed for 10 cents. An druggists sell tho
Goo. aizo. Ely brothers, 80 Warren 81 NY.
The Balm curca without pain, does not
irritata OF cause anoexlng. II spreads itself
over an iTitaied aud engr.t surface, reiieg-
ing Immediately the painful Inflammation,
With Ely's Cream nalm you are armed
hgainst Nasal Cetezrh sud Hay Fovef.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Very complete returns from Cahauh
show that s2S.64 miles Of new road
were completed IN the Dominion dur.
ing 1904 or 2b lines. OF this. 43g.7
miles were built by the Canadian
Northern ON 30 lines and 10l miles by
the Canadian Pacific on two lines. Re.
ports received from Mexico show 1855
miles OF track laid lat year on elk
finaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Ann ArIOf, Mon March 3u.-Iho
annual Joint meeting OF gho Michigan
Schoolmaaters' club and the Michigan
Academy Of Science has attracted a
host 81 distinguished educafora % Ann
Arlr0r. The regular sessions Of the
two bodies were preceded this morn
Ing and afternoon By conferences Of
the modern language classical and
physical and chemical sections The
gonorai sessions will be- formally
opened thls evenlnR and win be- com
tlnued mutii Saturday afternoon, The
PRINCIPAL addresa ~ the meeting wall
be Given by nr. Woodrow Wilson. pres.
ideht Of Princeton University, This ad-
dress will be- ON the subject Of The
University and the Nation" and viii
be delivered tomorrow evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
Railroad Topics

liately. Tho brick walk across the
Santa Ne tracks on the north eide Of
the avenue has been completed. How.
ever, there seems 10 have been no
arrangements made for watering the
grass. but probably this viii be done
after the ground Is seeded.
J. r.. McNally. superintendent Of the
Rio Grande division Of the Santa ~.
"a north Of the town OF San Marcial
10 such a height that Il "a believed
that the town Is now safe from any
Fiso that might occur N tho Hlo
0ando. The citizens are now expect
"a 10 DO scme work south % the
town. and when this Is completed, the
place viii be quite secure from rises
ID the river.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Rob Postle dcDarted From Williams
for san Francisco being called by a
dispatch stating that his wife was
suffering from appendicitis. lie will
bring her home aa soon as she Il able
10 travel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT
AT CRIMINAL ASSAULT

Hugo Getx. who was formerly em.
nloycd hy the nunlayy Mercantile
company al Moriarity. war arrested NJ
Antelope spring., Tuesday, by =. 3.
Phillips. deputy sheriff Of Tor ance
county. Getz "a charged with attcmpt.
cd assault ON Ellen Foster a hfteen-
yearoid girl. IA August Of last year
lie appeared hcf0re Justice OF tho
Peace A. u. Gafnest az Estancla. blft
waived examirEiioa on account Of IN
ability "a ger Witnesses Justice Gar.
nett sst his preliminary hsaring for
Tuesday. Apill n, and hxed the bond
at $500 Serapio ROmcro and Robert
Taylor. both 81 Fastancia, went On the
bond and Gotz was released from Gus
tody. Mr.. Ge,z states thaf he IA en-
tlrcly lnnocen. ~ the crime
A law liver makes a law man uur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Tue Beggnr Prince Opera company
On la return engagement acre has
pnmised to give Albuquerque theatro
gOcTH the "Mikado," a Japanese opera,
which viii he intensely interesting,
considering ire prominence of tho
Mlkndo of Jamu lust now among The
rnlCrs OF naGions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
a MAN ATTEMPTS TO
SUIT OUT BRAINS

A bird Of passage caused some ex'
citoment a. che las Vegas raiiruod
round HOUSE, Monday afternoon BY try.
anN 20 bu't hiH brains ONT against the
end Of car. When 5eized BY an cnri.
ne0r and taken fnto ,.ie ofiice. blood
was streaming from several eelf'in'
nicisd wounds and he presented a pie.
liable appearance lndeed Tho mans
name was not obtained. but In his ra'
tiosial moments he stated that he had
been drinking alcohol 10 excess. HIS
mania was that peg$ies were pursuing
him with intent ON doing him bodily
harm City Marshal Ed Ward WA
Summoned 10 She shops and took the
party IN an ne could recover his
aonsee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

Ordinary household accidents have
no terrors when theres a bottle OF
Lr, Thomas Electric on in the medi.
elmo chest. Heals burns, cuts, bruises,
sprains. instant renef
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01

A lazy liver makes lazy man. Bur.
dock Blood Hltters N the natural,
never failing remcsy for lazy liver.