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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

Mr.. Peano designed the cup for Tiffany
which was presented to Sir Thomas
Upton on his last visit to America. AS
head master of the Venice School of
Design this artist will start move
ment in the line of jewel setting which
will utilize the shells. moonstones and
other productions of the beach. The
silver inlaying will be done after the
Cellini method.
The lamp shown in the accompany
ing photograph is to be seen in the
art metal display at Venice this sum-
mer. The lamps thus decorat-
ed are Of exquisite workman
ship. showing the utmost delicacy both
in conception and execution. They are
adjusted for electric lighting and are
to be used in homes in Southern Cali
fornia.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
GEORGE W. eARNuM, RELAsco

the query, Are We Hypnotized?" His
claim is that the entire human race is
under the domination Of a species Of
hypnosis. How to become free from
this spell will be one of the main points
of his lecture, which doubtless will at
tract the attention of large number of
Investigators. The lecture will be un-
der the auspices Of the Psychic Science
alliance, and will be free to the public,
except for silver collection.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

II don't think much Of show girls.
They are just a set of grafters.
I'm glad they are getting out of this
business and back to cloak modelling.
Their average salary is about s25 a
week. From the way they dress and
live and the amount Of money they save
on that salary they must be very good
business women.
MY present part only has fourteen
lines in 1t. Mr.. Carrie said he made
them fourteen because thirteen is an
unlucky number. Then, a few days ago,
a friend of mine told me danced like
watermelon.
'I think I'll get married to a nice
chap with lot Of money-in his own
name"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

cidentally 1t tells pretty love story.
The village choir singing old melodies;
the farm with the old fashioned
threshing machine at work; the inter-
ior Of the village church with a night
wedding are all most interesting feat
ures. 1.-The Village Postmaster will
be the Burbank offering for the week,
beginning Sunday afternoon.
ORPHEUM-The headline attraction
at the Orpheum this week. commence
ing Monday night, is one of the best
legitimate offerings of vaudeville.
Claude Gillingwater and his company
in 1.-THE Wrong Man." This actor Is
one Of the principals with Mrs. Carter
In "Adrea" and he is spending few
weeks between the regular seasons in
vaudeville. Eight Bedouin Arabs will
introduce some whirlwind acrobatics
fresh from the sandy wastes of Africa.
and heard again in songs and stories
Of his own make. The Wilson trio,
comedians and warblers. will furnish
fun and music. Bessie French, the
child soprano, Lillian Shaw with more
dialect, Fred's monkeys, Lavine and
Leonard and their queer automobile,
and new motion pictures will complete
the show.
THE CFIUTES-Sundaya at the Chrtes
will be marked by one of the best sum-
mer entertainments of the year. 1t Is
the purpose of the management to give
divers amusements in the line of the
atrical entertainment, acrobatics,
music and other diversions. Today will
be marked especially by a classic con-
cert, given by the Donatelli band. The
best music of all nations will be rep
resented in the program which these
players will furnish, and the encores
will consist of selections which have
been made deservedly popular by the
band during the preceding weeks Of its
stay. In rehearsals Donatelli has COM
pleted a repertoire of italian opera,
supplemented by French and German
ic-drama. He now has a complete
list OF all the great scores, running
from Bellini to Puccini and Mascagni,
and taking everything of the other
nations best from Meyerbeer and
Berlioz to Wagner and Weber. The
Chutes will be coasted today awheel.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-"For Her
Children's Sake" will be the offering at
the Grand opera house this week, COM
mencing matinee today, at the hands
of the Ulrich stock company. This Is
a melodrama written around the life
of circus rider and has a great deal
of comedy in its makeup. Miss Brenda
Fowler makes her debut as leading
woman in the piece and Miss Lillian
Hayward. one of last seasons favor
ties, will play heavy parts in her place.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
Chatting In a street Car

Miss Anteek lin open trolley car)-Are
ou going to stop smoking? You must
see how II annoys me.
Mr. Weed-But, madam, these seats are
reserved for smokers.
Miss Anteek lscornfully)-You're a gem
tleman, / must say.
Mr. Weed-And you, madam. are not. I
regret TO say.-Phiiadeiphia Press.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
MANUEL CARCIA'S ONE
HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY
The Musical World Interested and Is CeIabraf-
Ing Event I'm the Life Of This
Musfri0us Teacher.

old PARK theatre. which stood IN park
Row on iho exact site where uoN stanaa
the worlds tallent ofiice building Man
u"l Garcia, ir. who celebrated HE birth
day today was the Figaro Of that per-
Torrance.
Garcia came Of noted family. isis
father Manuel dai Pop0lo Garcia. born
"a Seville m lfA began nH choFiatcr In
tire cathedral there 90 the age 0f six a.
" ~ was known ail over Spain aa =
tenor and composer ~ comic operas
Noasid in 1915 wrots the character o.
Almaiviva Tor him
Manuel 0arcfe. senior. died lu nrnarnia
in lsh Hia son ana other mcmhers of
the family continued on the oparnilc
stage for we'll niah half q century AZ
though renowned az a singer Manuel
uarcia. Jr., owes hin fame largely 20 his
teaching. 10 Invented the laryngoaooIsa.
and HIS treatise on the art of singing fg
inmoua. on farch n. 1874. hia brother
professionals pf the Royal Academy ~
Music presented 60 him 4 silver ntrvlcs
~ memorial of hia niuct.etn birthday
Later ia tho same year he brought eut
MS seepnd and last text book 'iilnts on
singing" Among hiH mpet famous pupils
have been Jenny Lirf ana Catherine
Hayes. Ths celebrated Malbran. who
died IN lSt, was Oarcias sister ifln
no loss celebrated sister Mms viarioi.
ls stiil alive
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
NAN REPORTED MURDERED
VISITOR FROM THE MOUNTAINS
REPORTS A SHOOTING NEAR
Los PiLos LAST WEEK.

visitor from the vicinity OF the Can't
tan mountains. reports a shooting near
i.os filos the first of last week IN which
iH said 10 have been murdered, says the
of the visitor, there were two men from
Kansas camping IN the vicirity Of Loa
l1loa. having unnecessarily tried 20 set
work on the iiondo dam west ~ stoawcil
one day the arst Of last week one of
them went 90 Los Pilos after provisions
and whom he returned HIS partner was
nowhere TO ho found A diiiRcnt search
failed 20 locate him, and then a sheep
nerder reported a shooting on the day %
tho diaappoaranco. fio enid that he saw
tho young man riding on his horse and
saw party of three McAicana ride
within shooting di.,anrr ~ him. when
enc af them dismounted and opened IRE
az the young man soon the young man
fell and AZ that. the sheep horder moved
over the mn with his sheep % eHcapa any
stray shots that might como his way.
When he looked over tina hii again tire
body of the young man vas nowhere 90
be seen, and the three men Nere making
away with his horse and saddle.
Tho sheep horder gave the name OF
a Mexican OF thar vicinity as tho one
who fired the fatal shot and, according
60 the report received here, warrant
was 60 be- iaHucd az Lincoln for the nrruat
~ the man who ID accused
The surviving young i<anHHn has noti-
He'd the parents of his supposedly muir
dercd partner and they are on their way
10 AFaAofIa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES
SUPERINTENDENT ALLEN AND
OUTING SUPERVISOR oAoE.
NETT IN coLoRApO.

Superintendent Allen hns gone to Canon
city today 20 look after the interests of
hnme Navajo Indiana who ARE under his
charge. The Indians are taking up land
under the homestead act and are build.
iuI houses ana fencing their andn ana
are going 90 work the farms IN several
candciario hoybai accompanied Mr.. Al
Ten AZ Interpreter.
Mr. DaEnette tho outing Supervisor
Tor this district. with headquarters Rt
his school Il now IN nocky Fctd securing
work for the large boys of the school.
he VIII niso secure work for an the In
diang who care 20 work away from their
Pueblo homes
Tho question ~ opening a new road
from the school 10 Fourth street ~ being
agltHtcd again, ana We sincerely hopo
that the mad Will soon b. opened 90
That the school viii secure the money
appropriated and that the now buildings
VIII soon be erected.
Mr. Calklng has completed the walls Of
the new carpenter shop and tho Buildinr
n row ready Tor the carpenters % put on
the roof and complete the building.
The work ~ planting n being rushed
and tho farm l6 being lmpVcved In gen.
oral The school force haa greatly TIM
proved tho road along the east aide Of
She farm
arplcs~st v fence win aooh b. oamoletst
along the east side OF the farm which
will greatly add 90 the appearance of the
front of the premises.
samuel Lawrence has been inH9all0d M
night Wafchman az the school.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

London. Narcn ll--An the musical
world seemed interested today Ina the
celebration Of Manuel GarciaA ono hun
dredth birthday. 10 wua an event A.
most without precedent W the annals of
famous musicians. The iiluatfloua teach
~ Of singing was literally flooded with
conHretulatory messages from every part
81 the world, while personal friends anu
admirers called In large numbers AZ the
little house in CrlckleWood whore tho
venerable master resides with bis wife
and daughtefa
This evening there was something like
a public celebration Of the centenary
This consisted nf thf presentation ~ a
portrait 0f tho venerable singing master
painted by John y. Sargent Tho por-
trait. together with m album containing
tho names 0t the subscribers, waa pro-
aentcd % Garcia az the rooms ~ the
Hoyai Modico- ChirurFlopi aocioty IN the
presence Of tho spanish Ambassador and
representatives of the German. French,
Dutch. Belgium aud others iaryngologicai
societies.
Probably there are no persons now liv-
Ing who heard Oarcia when he made hin
hrat oporatic appearance IN the mctropo-
~ OF the new world. Yet Il was he who
gave "a New York lh first season %
italian opera. n wna on she evening of
November ~ 1875 that a performance Of
~ Bafolef di seyilgia.' Was given az tne
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
PRESIDENT ATTENDING
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

New York. March i7--FoT the second
time within a month President Roosevelt
came 20 Now York TODAY 90 be- the girut
at a series Of functions arranged ~ his
honor The presidential rperiai was met
nt Jersey cry hy q delegation represent
las the Friendly sons of "a. Patrick
which acted as escort 90 thc home " tho
presidents sister. Mfe douglas lobiuf
son, Ia West tlfty y-asFenth street. This
Afternoon the president attended ihn
wedding of his aslce. Miss Eleanor HooHea
welt. and her cousin, Franklin beiano
Roosevelt. which took place ga are rest
drnce ~ Nr ana Mrs. henFY Parish. lu
HAST seventy sixth street
a. an carly hour this evening the a1ih
regiment Will escort tEs president a. Delr
monicoH where be- viii address tho
Friendly Sons of w. Patrick al their
annual banquet. Fr9m Deim0nicoa ho
WI, proceed % the Hotel Aator 90 be the
Tuoat uf Huuur 81 The banquet Of the
Sons nf the American Revolution Oihts
speakers at this fanftirH wlii inriude
senator Chauncry u, DUpou, Lieutenant
General Adnh "a. Chnnet ana BnHaalof
ticuerui Frederick d Grant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

An instance OF commercial deFe.
iopment and growth TO proportions
unusual % cited IN the career of the
well known seed firm, ID. n Ferry q
Co, ~ Detroit. Michigan. Since ia
establishment hHlf a century ago, the
company. following out principles Of
strict business integrity and building
upon unquestlonable merit, has stead.
ny grown until the name oi Fefrys
Seeds ~ now household word with
every planter Ia the land.
Ferry'e seeds are famous for their
purity, freshness and reliability TIE
greatest of care "a exercised IN their
growing and selection. ana only seeds
Of the highest possible standard
placed upon the market Every
package has behind Il the reputation
~ house whose standards are the
highest IN tho trade. A iroah stock,
just received from the growerh is
carried by dealers everywhere.
AL farmers and gardeners ought %
have q copy OF the 1905 seed annual
of the Ferry company Il contains n
formation and suggestions that are
invaluable. The annual will BE- mailed
free 10 anyone addreDninR D. NJ Ferry
a Co. Detroit. Michigan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
Ex. DELEGATE RoDEV
RETURNS TO CITY,

D. =. Raley rcturned last night from
nln iubnra at Washington during she
short session of the Firty eighth con-
grCaa which adjourned the iih Instant
iie looks well. but says it ig because ~
has had a two weeks rest since the aA-
iournmeni OF the session.
representative Of The citiEen met
him and asked MIN what he had 10 nay
fOr publication. "Notninr Iuuch." said
the oN-delegato. except that during my
four years service IN congress ! have
done my level best for New Mexico and
sometimes my enorta were against fright
fui odds ! regret that / was unable 10
secure an appropriation for o public
building az Albuquerque AMI one at las
Vegas ] worked yery hard "a that end.
but the leaders IN the house killed the
public buildinga hiii entire, ana none was
passed during the session.
u think the securing ~ the bin which
virtually mrana tho construction 81 the
Elephant Butte dam aud the spending OF
at least seven millions OF dollars TOR that
purpose within the next few yeara was
something 70 bo proud %, ana / am
proud Of n, I don't think our people
fully appreciate tho Importance of this
legislation. Senator Teller of Colorado
deserves great credit for refusing 20 per-
mit the Texas delegation 10 enEraft on
that act any admission Of the ao-eai,ed
"rightK % the Repuhlie n Mexico, ana
% our water rights IN the sense Of New
heKicos water Tor NoW Mexico, are sin
sacred. OF course Texas benefits from
the act, bat that II because the dam viii
impound more water than can be- ueed
below ID IN Eew Mexico. Mehgfa. DR..
BOYD, n. a. Holt and Mr YOUNG of Las
crncta, and MeBHrs slater and Mnrilne1,
of ~ Paao. AZ well AZ the Texas deleFa-
ton IN congress. are deserving of great
credit for bringing about tEe enactment
treasury viii have 20 settle with the he.
public Of Mexico II that country has any
rights which have been iEfflnged.
n also feel good over the defeat % ihe
ieproaarinm hsll. Not that the placing oi
such an institution IN che territory would
DO ua much harm. save Tor the had name
u would give us The vote on u showed
how friendly tho members ~ the house
are % me, n waa killed almost unanl.
nonsly hepburn % Iowa. who has many
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

jury returned an indictment against,
W. ~ Whitcmhn. iato adluinnt Eon.
cfai of zoe Territory FOR securing tho
sum of fioi from tha territory under
false Ir0tgn6ca. aHd hia bail was fixed
af $1,000
This territorial side of the court
opened ai no o'clock yesterday morn
ng aud judgment by default was rem.
dcrcd ln the case of CartWr,ehi,
Davis A Co. vs. A. Nagel. on prom.
lasury uoic. and stay Of execution
gmntod iof pixty days.
The appeal case % i.,.sianu
Campignoip W.. Mrs. John KOury, for
damages Ia the sum of tii.5Q Tor re-.
icniion of certain tools In house of
plaintiff IN which defendant ai the
time Of her husbands death, resided
has been ON trial before the court all
the forenoon, without n jury the De
defense claiming that tde tools sued
Tor were len IN the house whom she
removed ihereffom. and further the
claim should have been asserted
against her individually y. n. Read
for plaintiff. and n u Hanna for De
fcndant.
IN Taos county district court, n suil
Tor divorce has been filed IN the
clerks office. IN which Lulu aowor h
plaintiff and Willis u Sower IL de
| fpndant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

Afternoon scas,on. GWh Day).
Tho following nominations were sent 20
the council
District attorney, First district San
Juan and ltio Arriba-Alexandcr Reed
second district, Mora and san Miguel
stephen ~ Davis, Jr.; Third district.
Colgnx ana lnion--J. Leahy; Fourth dts
trict, Quay and Guadalupe Merritt &,
Mcchom, fifth district, santa SO ana
Taos Edmund g. Aboust; sixth district.
Bornallllo. sandoval. Mckinley, Valen-
Oia and rOrranCer- Frank w. Clancy;
Seventh district, aOcorTo and alerra.-tci-
feEo BRca, Eighth district, bona Ana.
Lincoln and OlerO-herbort h. Holt.
Ninth district. ChnveE. Eddy and Roone-
Neit--James A. lieryoyi Tenth district.
LunA,-A. w, Pollard, Eleventh district.
dfant~h. A. Turner.
c,-A on lnspoctor-ifugonio Romero. q
san MiEiol
Bureau Of iimmiRratlon--W B. Bunker.
of san hinueii Granville pendieton Of
san Juan Alfred Uransfeld OF nernal-
ilioi Ramon Armijo. 0f BGc0Vro. and !.
". Bible Of Grant.
Board OF Onteapathy-C. ~ Connor OF
hornnlillo. A. AZ. King, of Chnvea. ana
cuarien a, Wheoion ~ santa FU.
An fhaao nnnnlut fna,tfa -. ......a.......
IA executive session by the council.
Tho e0yernor aid NOT send IN hia nom.
ination for territorial Irrigation engineer.
and the names of the officers and men ol
the mounted police. A h understo0d he
Wil announce these appointments IN =
tew days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
THE HEAVY STORM
REPORTED OVER

Los Angeles. March iT,-The sun Is
shining brightly today aud The
heavy storm which has been sweeping
over southern California Tor five days
past n over Delayed trains on ghe
Southern Pacific and Santa fe have
been reaching here last night and
are coming IN al intervals to-day. Five
trains held a. Santa Barbara for the
past two OF throe days LEFT there this
mosnlng on the Eny 20 Los Angeles.
and other trains are moving. The
Santa Fe reports lts line open aud
trains moving on both lines. Although
most Of iho stalled passengers GA tho
santa fe ln The region of Cajoa pass
Zoe several days we're brought In
last night there san remains several
hundred Nho viii be brought ln 10
day Travellers who we're on these
trains Cos a week oF more suffered
great disComforia and many ara weak
and ill from the experience. The food
supply WAS Insufficient and many
wenf without food Tor tasntyfuur
hours and even longer II ia stated
that many wore s8 lll when ffan4for-
RED across the landalide At Cal0n
paFs that they had to Be carried Pas
aonRcrs on The Southern Pacific
trnlna also suffered great lneonyen-
iences and discomfort IN the draH-
lng room % one of she 6leepers a NO.
man gave birth "a twins She was
Mrs Caruthers, wife of . los Angeles
civil engineer. She Was attended by
two physicians on thc train ard neiths
er mother or babies suffered from
tho unusual conditions There uero
dining cars on the Southern Pacific
and there was no suffering for food.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18

tAfforn0on session hNth Unylt
speaker Dalios called the house 10 or
der az s,g o'clock. Al members were
present.
ar Wnkorson moved that houss bln
No. 10 by Mr Wilkcrson. An Act TO
amend section I, chapter n, of the Ees-
sion laws OF is99. IN relation 10 the terms
~ the supreme court. he taken up for the
purpose % concurrinn IN the council
amendments thereof. Tho motion carried
and the amendments weFc concurrcd IN.
The steering committee reported house
pui No. No. An Act relating 20 public
land aud the land commiHaior, recon-
mending that u be- passed as amended W.
the committee. The report of tho COM
mittco Was adopted and this bill passed
by n vote Of 10 to l.
Mr. D6iios asked unanimous consent 60
Introduce house bill No, pl, An Act re-
peaiing certain provisions OF council bill
No o.. An Act making Il trcspass for a
horder 10 cross any private grant The
bill passed under suspension OF the rules
by vote of II 20 2
Tho steering committee reported house
bill No a concerning certain water rightn
as amended BY the council. The amend
mentn of the council were concurreo In
unanimously.
'rho steering committee reported coun-
oil blll No. it3. An Act nxinG the time
for holding court Ia the different coun-
ties, recommending that Il be PASSED, Tho
report ot the committee was adopted ana
tho hin passed unanimously.
The steering committee reported conn
ell bin No 40, By Mr Martin, An Act TO
regulate tho salaries OF aherine and
amending house bill No. lks recommend
lng that u be passed
HILLS SIGNED
The governor yesterday announced hnv.
ing signed the folioNine House Viii No.
iOs. An Act amending section siiR of the
complied laws of ihsfl house bill No W,
An Act amending section isii, of the
complied laws Of 1877, amended council
hill No. a. An Act relating "a corpora
tious; council bill No. %. An Act re.nt-
ing 20 assessment work on mining
ciRima. council bin No, ~, An Act 90
compel prisoners 10 do certain public
work. council bin Ne ioi, Az Act prohib-
itinh the riding og bicycles on sidewalks
iu unincorpnratcd towns council bill No.
iu. An Act relating 20 Luna county
bonds. council bin No. 60 An Act fxinR
the term FOR holding court IN certain
counties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
MOVEMENT or ALBUQUERQUE
REALTY NOT so ACTIVE
Now As I'm the Months OF January and Febru
ary, Bar SIN There Is q Pretty
STIFF Market

March Soto nleckmann and wife
Co W s. sandon. iOfs 90 and an. block
n. Atlantic A Pacific addition. g.
March 9--.P ~ McCanna, apsclaI
guard, 70 G.. "a Conner. lot NJ. block
33 tuning Highland addition, tiGs.7s.
March g. Mary A. Furlong 10 =. IA.
Conner, a flYe.olEhth interest IN tho
same. $1,000.
March io--Lucy D. Anders and hus.
band 20 Mrs a. A. Hopping, lot 3,
block 2, Lewis aud slmmonds addl.
iion, $500.
March ii--Karl A. Snyder and wiFo
10 chas E Hodein. lots 2 and 3, block
20. Terrace addition. $3.50
March i3-Laura n. Krawlnkal a
al 70 Henry nroockmeicr. a piece of
land ON Fourth street and Mountain
road. $500.
March is--Clayton W. whitney and
wife TO Mfa, Ida A. Johnaoa, lotn
~ and ~, block e. Mandell n. ana
r addition, 81
March is--Armlada Frost et vor
20 Geo y Thomas, lot I. block J. At
lnniic a Pacific addition. $3.50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-18
The Great Lawmakers, Who Thrived
at Santa Fe, Are Returning
10 Their Homes.
WILKERSONS BEST EFFORTS WERE At THE LAST
President Clark and Speaker DaIeS We're Re-
dpientS Of Presents From the
Assembly Members

der nt n clock. Every member an.
swered 10 ron call. Chaplain llabeyrolls
led IN prayer. The reading OF the jour
nal was diapenaed with.
Tho hrsi business was the report of the
steering committee on council. BIN No
iip. by Mr.. Martin, the appropriation bill.
rho committee reported the biil with the
recommendation that u be- passed az
amended By the council. Mr.. Hanche1
moved that the report of the COMMITTEES
be adopted. which motion was carried BY
a vote cf 10 20 3. The bin Vas read N
fun in both English and spanish and thia
took up the time until noon. when the
reading of the bill was nnlHhcd, Mr.. san.
chfE moved that tho same pass ana the
h,li was pasaed BY a vote 0f 10 20 y
McaBrn. dc baca, Duran. ellis Gricgo
Mirabai. Sandovnl of santa fo, Hando.
val Of sandOsai ana Wall voting no. Up.
on motion the vote b. which tho bill
passed the house waa rcconsidcrcd and
that reconsideration was laid on ihe
table indefinitely BY a vote of 10 20 T.
Tho house then went into a recess until
s.lo o'clock Ia the afternoon.