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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

9es Banking fraternity Is well rep
% .Utrd az the ceremonial session OF
th. Shrinors today Among the out Of
tot bankers in Attendance are y. A.
CaH.lu. cashier II the First National
blua N Roswell; J. w. Carter, cash
Do. a The Silver City National bank.
.auI Lou ". Brown cashier OF the
BAN. n Doninp
nsc Franz w Parker OF the third
judicial district arrived In the city
from Las Cruces this morning and
Wa one Of the candidates 20 ride the
PEA. 30 the ceremonial session Of the
sWuCrs today.
ur T.. p. Martin II Taos Is mum.
h,r. among The visiting Shriners in
tha c.ty.
?. Kelly ana T.. =. Joaos. two pro
ma.li Mason Of siNcr City, are
hrIH flday In The carls days OF Al
buqurque, Mr. Kelly was In the sad
dl,y and harness business. and many
OLD liners are pleased to sec him here
todl.
A W Reeves. OF M PasO. a Shrlner,
D. .H lttendance on the Masonic do.
Ing thia city a few years ago Mr..
RoD. was an efficient ticket agent at
th, 01I depot, lie u nov connected
wit. le Southern Pacific road az III
Pa.
James G. Fitch, attorney aud Jas.
=. DHa, real estate agent, both pro-
mrn. s.llgens OF Socorro, are attgAd-
ms ue Masonic dolngs.
John Corbett and James II. Tracey,
two l.pular and well known business
geuU.mon Of Demlng. are here. at.
tenlu the shr.ncrs meeting They
viii ruuin over until next week, and
miu With Grand Lodge Masons.
JU w. "a. Newcomh. the popular
lusU.. VI the peace OF Silver city is
Mu and la here taking part in
thr . Inic prOceediuRs
Col ulchard hudson and brother
rhuU OF Demng, are two caudi.
datp. NNu we're made Shrincrs today.
Ihpg successful cattle raiscrs and
shipp. lf Luna county.
JuIa r. g.. De ShOn ana Thomas
pattp In prominent MasOns of Gal
Np ar Ia the city today Clark NJ,
Carr "a. H came boz from the west last
night attend Inc meeting Of the
Shrno
ono I the best known citizens oi
sierra .1unty, W. n. Butcher. tho
illlsbUr banker ls here attending
he Ma nic doinHs.
T.. a Carr the san Marcla car
pCul. f.r the Santa re road and a
momh,r NJ tie Alas, uic fraternity. d
n0tceaMa in tho gatherings oi Mas
ons here today.
superintendent Crandan of the
government Indian school nt Santa
~. is mInglilg with the visiting Mas
ous iCjay.
Dr q 4. Black II Clayton. and Ab.
ran n Pratt uf CnIdtpj. Two well
known Grand Lodge Masons. are az.
tending the Masonic dolngs IN this
city
Charles Warrington, for many years
faithful passenger and freight con
ductOr on the Santa re. south of this
city, took a lay.ofi Ia order 20 attend
the meeting OF the Shriners.
W. A. Fleming Jones. shrlnoI
from Las Cruces. Is In the city. at
tending the ceremonial session. Mrs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
FILLING UP
THE PENITENTIARY
a BATCH or NINE FROM coLFAx
COUNTY DELIVERED YEsTER.
DAY.

Yesterday morning Sheriff Marion
Littrell. of Cclfax county, accompa.
MED by Carl Brown and r, r.. Under
wood, deputies delivered 20 the terri
torial penitentiary authorities nine
prisoners. who were sentenced by A..
sociate Justice w ]. Mills Mt the last
session Of the fourth judicial district
court for Colfax coanty. Their names.
ages. crimes and terms OF impriaon.
ment are as follows:
H. l.. salntolalr age 80. years for
burglary; Charles Belts age 38. 3
years for assault with intent TO Kill
Plesson Jackson, age &c., years for
burglary; Jose c. Aragon, age 81.
years for robbery from person; Car.
los Arellano. age 20. 2 years for rob
berry from person; Fred Kelly. age ~ 4,
IA years for burglary; A. j. Robin.
son. age "a, 1 year for assault with
intent to MAIN; Harry smith age e..
] year for burglary; Al Wethcrs. age
n, / year for burglary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
Japan BOOMING
Every commercial artery Is throbbing.

Every commercial artery Is throbbing
After the peace treaty japanese bonds rose per
at In London.
Japan bought 100000 more yards OF cotton cioths
In August than she did the corresponding month OF the
year before.
Since last April Japan has bought In the United
States $50 600 900 worth OF railroad equipment.
Japan more steam turbines with electric
generators than any other country except England Ger
many the United states and France
warships and merchant vessels captured In the war
by Japan are equivalent indemnity OF ti0.0O0,00O
$685. OO0
The Oriental steamship Company (Japanese) ID
starting line between HohgkOng and Chile to get South
American trade.
The steamship company Is building two 10000
ton vessels for between Hongkong and San Fran
cisco
Many new merchant vessels building at Nagasahi
The Japan Railway company Ii 10 spend S5O0OOO
for three 60 ply between s northern terminus
At Aomarl and Hakodale.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

The Financial World makes this startling statement
THE country facing almost famine In spot supplies
OF copper although the amolters working overtime,
and are shipping everything without storing pound
they also export continuously. That copper prices will
is hardly TO be believed unless new copper
mines OF enormous richness opened The world pro
ducon Of copper from July l. 1904 20 July J. 1905, Is es
timniod iiS5O0o000 pounds. Of which the North Am
orcan continent UNITED States and Canada) furnished
nearly twOthirds. The consumption during this time
amounts to nearly l475oOOeOo pounds. showing short
age Of 4O0O0OO0 pounds How the copper con
sumption Is growing evidenced by the fact that the in
from 1901 to 1905 amounts TO 5O70O00oo pounds
onethird And the consumption il rapidly ncreasng
this ~ the age Of electricity which, copper
rapidly the age Of steam consumed coal. In not
far distant future may be confronted with real COP
per famine and all copper stocks back OF which There
Is no wind and water advance rapidly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
NOTICE OF aulr.

First publication October "a. 1881
(NO. 6stb.)
Territory OF New Mexico, County OF
Bernalillo. II tho District Court.
Warner HARRINGTON, plaintiff,
W..
Cora Harrington, defendant
To Cora Harrington. Defendant:
You arc hereby notified that the above
action u pending In the said court
aforesaid; that IN and by said action.
the said plaintiff Warner Harrington.
seeks an absolute divorce from you,
the said defendant, Cora Harrington,
on the ground Of desertion and aband.
onment. and that unless yea enter
your appearance Ia said cause on or
before the 9th day OF December. A. u.
1905, judgment by default will be-
prayed for In the said complaint.
W. E. DAME.
Clerk of the District Court.
julius siaah. Albuquerque, n. NJ, AZ.
torney for plaintiff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
ELECTRIC LIGHTS


District Attorney Eltego Baca a
cured a Lanohlse from the city coun
ell some time ago 10 supply the city
with electric light aud power. says the
Sucnrru ChleiRin There mas been
some delay IN carrying out the en-
tcrprlse. but M Baca states that the
electric plant will be Installed within
the next two months Plans and spcci
fications are now being drawn and
careful estimates OF tne cost at mater
TAI and labor are being made Il "a
probable that there will be no iuithoI
delay II there o. none. one more
marked improvement will soon be- pm
20 NOcurrO'a credit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
RESOLUTIONS BY
WHITE RIBBONERS
PASSED AT RECENT CONVENTION
HELD At LAS VEGAS.

The following resolutions were
adopted al the eighteenth annual con.
vontiOn Of the WOmans Christian
Temperance Union In las Vegas, be-
fore their adjournment Saturday even
Ing.
WhTeaa, our Heavenly Father has
permitted ms tO come toget her In the
eighteenth annual convention
Resolved, Though few Ia numbers
We renew our zeal against tho allied
forces of worldlIuess that are destroy.
ing the best and purest Of our civilian
lion
Resolved. That az the abolition Of
the liquor traffic and the extinction
of the saloon are the main objects OF
our organization, we extend our earn
est. helpful sympathy 90 the prOspec'
tive autisaloon league 0f New Mex
leo.
Resolved, That we petition congress-
10 prohibit games Of chance and
gambling of every kind In this terri
tory. and that We also petition the
national convention 40 Los Angeles
tn memorabilia congress 10 this end
Resolved That we recommend a
thorough aud systematic ntudy Of eco
monte questions as felated 10 temper
ancc and women
Resolved. That We believe the street
carnlyals now so prevalent are pro
duciivo o. much cyll and We, as \
union. desire 90 place ourselves on
record as opposed 90 them.
Resolved Tha. we express our
thanks 10 the trustees of the Mo'ho
dist church, 10 an musicians who have
kindly assisted us and especially pa
the press for printing both reports
and notices 10 the ladies' OF the local
union and 10 an friends who have IN
any way aided MS In ihis convention
ADA N. WOOLEi,
EVA N. TUCKER.
Committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

nected with the local office. says the
News. His visit will result In better
service % our people In several ways
Perhaps one Of the most Important Ia
the establishment Of q money order
office here. This we have advocated
FOR some time. as one 81 the nocossi.
Ties for EHtancla. Mr.. File was sur.
prised that FOR a town the size Of this,
application had not been made Ions
ago. he was well plcased with the
enterprise and growth OF our town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

cost $4,000 70 furnish books 10 the school child
OF Cleveland at the opening Of the present term OF
school This money went into the pockets OF the school
book ring OF the and strongest monopoies
10 this country, says exchange That may be true,
but Is clear just yet how this evil OF school book
trust be abaed However. there Is another evil. in
this connection which be- and should be exirpated
II Is the frequent change In books used in the same
school Hundreds of thousands OF dollars thereby
transferred from the pockets OF 60 the Golfers
OF the school book trust companies No book should be
adopted by a school board which il sufficiently up
10 date In It's department 10 be good for ten years
having been adopted there should be no change
In years Then the younger children OF family may
use the books bought at high price for their elder
brothers and sisters This frequency OF change Is a
growing and greyOus eyil In many places
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
AdmInIa,rator,s Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that on the
5th day OF September. A. u. 1905. he
the Probate Court OF Bernallllo coun.
~. Territory Of New Mexico. E. v.
Chavez, as administrator OF tho estate
OF Henry L. Warren. deceased. filed
his final account as such admlnlstfa.
tor, and al persons interested In said
estate are hereby allowed until Nov.
6. a. ID. 1905. al 10 o'clock, a. M,
within which TO file objections to said
final account.
II no objections are then filed. the
said final account will then be ap
proved and the said administrator DIS
charged.
by order OF the Probate Court.
y. V. CHAVEZ,
Administrator Of the estate OF Henrs
l.. Warren. deceased.
First publication Sept Q. A. d. 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
WILL REMOVE
10 cALlFoRNll

Mrs W A. Smith will entertain q
Euchre club Saturday, says the Ga
up Republican Mrs Smith and hs
daughter. Miss Myrtle. expect to 40
Bankersflold, Cal. 10 make their HON
about November list. Their departui
will be- deeply regretted by their man
friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

Territory OF New Mexico. County o.
Bcrnalillo. In the District Court.
Rosalle Schwed. Plaintiff.
W. No. 6s62.
To solomon Schwod. Defendant
You are hereby notified that IN,
above named suit has been filed ID
the District Court OF the County o
Bernalillo and Territory Of New Mex
leo, The said plaintiff Rosall'
schwed, seeks. In and by said suit. NJ
absolute divorce from you, the sal,
defendant. Solomon Schwod. on al
count OF your failure TO support sail
plaintiff, and unless you eater your aI0
pearance In said spi:, on or before mi
10th day OF October, judgment BY Id
fault will ~ entered against you AM
the plaintiff will be entitled 10 thl
relief asFed for In the said complaint
W. y. DAME.
Clerk OF said Court.
r. ~ n. BRYAN, AThuquerque
Now Hexlco Attorney for Plaintiff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

The Citizen has been informed thai the powers that
be- at Washington, g. have received petitions against
the appointment Of g. g. Rodoy OF this city o the gov
ernorshp Of New Moxco the ground that he would h
appointed favor the Hubbea M the resent contest over
certain harnao county Offices Such ground OF opposi.
ti0n Is 40 absurd Il will be- found useless Mr. Rodey
has taken no part whatever In the contention should
no be- appointed governor he could In aly way
To the slightest extent do anything either side Of
contest The matter 10 10 the and the courts
alone must decide a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

Tho bonus necessary 20 secure beet sugar factory
for Phoenix Arz has been raised and has been approved
and accepted by Lafayette Meyers the representative OF
Theodore Hapko the contractor. VINO will undertake TO
finish the work begun by the Eastern Sugar company.
near Glendale few years Tho amount Of ho bonus
Is $4,000 most Of q consisting OF money and the rest
OF u Is good land az fair market price when Alhuquer,
que awRkens 90 the importance pf having beet sugar
factory here can be had and creamery VIII naturally
and necessarily follow IN rs wake
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

The I'D 81 welded down 10 Chicago, The closing OF
twenty-five saloons catering and warning gy.
en- 10 one hundred others has driven more than 1000
women from Chicago this week No woman ls allowed
90 into whore drinks sof without an es-
cort Altogether fifty saloon licenses have been revoked
within few weeks Gambling has bocR suppressed aad
the one O'Clock ordinance H. strictly enforced Music Be-
not allowed 10 saloons Unless there Is az.
tached.-- Durango Democrat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

Jones accom- panied her husband 10
the city.
James II. Donovan. OF Ration; J. NJ.
Harrison. Of San Marclal: y. 9. Nc
MILAN. OF Silver City; Henry " Brock,
and George. G. shepard, OF Deming,
and Col John stein. the popular sup
crlntendent Of the Fred Harvey hotels
on the ao1thorn division. are outside
Shriners attending the ceremonial ses.
sion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

When President schurman Of Cornell says Of the
disclosures of colossal immortality IN The financial
WORLD that he rapid accumulation Of wealth IN this
country n many instances has outgrown the develop
mont Of common sense he states a plain truth Ia this
insurance business nnancors whose reputation FOR hon.
esty half their capital have let their rapacly SET tho
better even OF their prudence Some OF them On their
great greed 20 have forgotten that there s
penal code New York World
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

The Morning Journal OF yesterday said There Is
also general feeling throughout the territory among
OF all parties, that Mr. Rodey aid not receive a
deal last summer when the politicians euchered
him out OF denomination II has often been said that
open confession is good for the soul; but Il be
OF "A paper thoroughly eating ts own words and re.
pudiatting rs acts The Journal thoroughly APP
proved al the time, Of what done. IT, indeed Il did
not claim considerable credit for e. The Inconsistencies
Of the Journal have since out the adaee about
the Jewel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
NOTICE or sUIr.

A.AAAN'AN VI HNNM MfAANNt AWMNfN ni
bernallllO. IN the District Court.
James y Murro' Plaintiff.
u
Waga y Murrcy. Defendant.
To Wava s Murrcy. defendant IN
the above cause iou are hereby no.
tilted that suit ms ICON filed IN tho
above named distr lurt iy J mes
e. Murrey. az plalntIn against yen as
defendant praying Tor an ahsOinte At
vofco upon the GROUNDS OF dosortion
on your part, and that unloss sou en-
ter your appearance In said cause on
Or before tho ith day OF November.
1905, judgment viii be rendered
against you BY default, and relief
granted as prayed for In said com.
plant Plaintiffs attorney "a w. w.
Dobson. and poslonice address is Al.
buquerque, ". NJ. W. Y. DAME.
Clerk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

The Roswell fair came 90 successful close Thurs
lay night thc attendance during the flnal day having
been the'largcs of al Judging FROM the daily reports
o the Record the occasiou from first 10 last all thn
The most eAactiug could have wished, Tho attendance
largei the displays satisfactory ln number.
Kind and character the sporting events were goou and
sufficiently numerous ana the evening attractions were
enjoyable Tho management seemed h tbe happy
medium between amusement and benefit. that the
rood results of Che fair viii be lasting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
KICKED IN The JAW


b W Remit ow of Captain, came In
contact With ycarling ami got out
second best The calf kicked him on
the Jaw, and Mr. kontirnw mas not
been able 90 take solid food since
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
INSURANCE BUSINESS

Editor Allen BIRD mas challenged Colonel Wilson TO
icih debate on the joint statehood question The fur
win fy whom lawyer and editor lock forms In q deadly
debate Thrice armed is be whose Just but how
can you t until you hear the evidence They will come
10 kingmau should the colonel accept the challenge.
People are doing tte more thinking statehood lines
and that always brings good results The sentiment
far s strongly against Joint statehood but
as formerly Some very able men In the territory have
taken up Ono cause OF Joint statehood Men lke Judge
Baker Editor Bird CN Governor Hughes, y ~ Galdls
ana we hao been accused Of leaning that way ourselves
hut we cauno. see n yet. We too old TO learn the
language uf teyautes. Tho dialect of the Hassayamut
Is sood enough for us.-K ingman Mineral Wealth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

The Aamogordo Journal printing plant has arrived
aud being Installed Ia the old furniture store building
and silas Nay ain pose editor while s. NJ Wharton
and Mr. Hicks will attend the mechanical department
-rucumoaH Times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
MONEY ORDER POST.
OFFICE FOR EsTANciA

Postoffice Inspector File, whose
headquarters Is az Albuquerque, spent
"a day In EHtanela ON business con
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

In spite of good crops and promising business cond'
ona Wall street Is not very optimistic and stock
change ,aues continue 10 droop says Henry Clews.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

Tho last Washington Post 10 reach this city contains
the statement that Governor NJ A. otero New Mexico
is "a visitor et the national capital
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-01
SULTAN GETS RESPITE
Fleet ofaAlIied Powers to Wait a Few
Days to Give Him a Chance to
Think lt Over.

Constantinople. via Sofia, Nov. 3d.
Detachnents from the international
fleet landed at Mytilene Sunday after
noon and occupied customs ana postal
buildings. The governor protested, but
his representations were not awaiting.
During the Bairam festival. begin
ming today and ending the evening of
November 80, the fleet will take no
further action, but if the sultan does
not utilize the interval to accede to
the demands of the powers, the fleet
will occupy the island of Tenedos, off
the coast of Asia Minor.
The porte continues its efforts to OBJ
tain modification oil the financial con-
troll scheme so as to make it more ac-3
ceptable to Turkish views.
Mitylene Is Seized.
London, Nov. 2S.-The Daily Mai
publishes the following dispatch from
Mitylene, dated November %:
eight warships of the combined
fleet arrived here at s o'clock this
morning. Admiral Ritter Won Jedina,
accompanied by the Austrian consul,
proceeded to the government house at
1920 o'clock n handed an ultimatum
the governor. AT 1 O'Clock this aft
500 sailors landed and seized the
customs and telegraph offices. Every
Miug is nuiet.N
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-01
CONSPIRACY IS Dared
BY CAPTURED CONVICT
Recently Released Felon Pro-
vided Arms and Explosives
for Missouri Prisoners.
ALL WORKED
Killed the First Two Officials Who
Blocked Their Path and Got Out
of the Stockade with Com
parative Ease.

Jefferson City, Mo, Nov. 30.-A COM
plete confession was made to Warden
Hall, of the state p~enitentiary, last
night by George Ryan, one OF the con-
victs recaptured after his escape from
the penitentiary last Friday, in com
pany with three other convicts, during
which three men were killed and sew
eral wounded, regarding the manner in
which the ~convicts secured arms and
ammunition and the nitroglycerin with
which they blew up the large wagon
gate in the outer wall of the prison.
Ryan, who was sent to the peniten-
tiary from Kansas City and who is
known as the .'icebox'' man, voluntar-
lily sent for the warden last night. In
his confession he implicated II. E.
Spencer. who was discharged from the
penitentiary on November 9. Ryan's
.-tory of the plot to escape was shown
to Convict Raymond, another member
of the party that made the break for
liberty, and he confirmed the details.
Ryan told the warden that Spencer
agreed to furnish the guns and nitro
glycerin which was used to blow the
hole in the stockade. He was to pur-
chase the guns in Kansas City with $40
which they gave him and then to go to
Carthage, No., and steal dynamite and
.nitroglycerin from the mines there.
These We're to be brought here last
Monday night and taken to the stock
ade, which is not guarded at night. He
was then to let himself down by a rope
on the inside and take the material and
place it under the bench which Waugh
an used in the factory. Spencer was
then to climb back over the wall and
make his escape.
Nothing was heard from him. but
Thursday morning the supplies We're
found where Spencer said he would
pat them. Thursday afternoon and
night the prisoners had a consultation
and decided to capture Deputy Warden
See, Yardmaster Porter Gilvin and
Deputy Yardmaster Frank Moore and
make them open the gate and let them
out or they would blow their way out.
They proposed to capture an engine,
make the run to Moreau and blow up
the Missouri Pacific bridge at that
place to prevent pursuit until they
could get to a safe place.
Friday they started to put their plan
in operation. when they found that only
See was in the office. They Stated
with him and two strangers they found
there TIC get through the ground gate.
When the big gate was opened they
changed their plan II started through
it. Officer Clay appeared with II drawn
weapon n they killed him. They fast
ened the gate and ordered See to LET
then. out. He said he could not, bat
would let them out through the office.
They called for some one to open
the gate and when Captain Allison
| appeared with his gun they killed him.
They then blew open the gate and
made their escape.
Warden Hall has SEM t. egrams all
Over the country asking f. Spencer's
arrest. Governor Folk has offered a
reward of $500 and every effort will be
| made to capture him.