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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
ALBUQUERQUE HAS A
NEW ALDERMAN


Albuquerque has a new councilman.
This came about last nlght, when A.
r.. Walker was elected by unani.
nous vote OF the council to succeed
Alderman Brockmelor. resigned.
Mr.. frockmeier announced some
time aEo that he was going 10 move to
San Diego, Cal, and hts resignation
came ~ no surprise n was the fnal
business Of a very listless session OF
the cornell.
Tho dyke matter had been dis
cussed, tne old ordinances governing
police regulations and the bunding of
fences In the fre limits had been
islked over by the council as com.
mitiee OF the whole. with little OF I'm.
portanoo happening
Mr.. Br0ckmeier arose 10 his feet
and said "Mr. Mayor would like to
address the council" lie said that
he was going away In a few days and
that he might never return. fie might
never be able 90 get back,
AT this point the mayor said: "Ycs.
you VIII We will take up a collection
and bring you back" And the council
aasented the mayor was correct.
Mr.. Brockmeior said that he would
be absent from the city some time and
that he did not care 10 hamper the
council by his absence and would ask
TO resign.
Alderman Hanley was on ais feet In
a moment and made motion that Al
derman Brockmeier's resignation be
accepted. AFR. sherwood soconded
the motion.
before tina echo OF the vote which
accepted Mr., Brockmeier's resignation
had died away Mr.. Hanley was on ais
feet again and nominated A. r. Wal
ker. Mr. sherwood also seconded the
nomination, and the vote which made
Mr. Walker an alderman from the
First ward was cast.
On the election Of his successor Mr.
brockmeier asked TO address the coup
ell as n private citizen He said boinl
q member OF the Albuquerque caunci
OF city fathers would always remain /
memorable event OF his life. lie has
appreciated the courteslos that ha,
been extended to him by the member
OF the council and felt grateful t
them and the people OF First ward, hil
constituents, IN many respects.
A. r. Walker. the new councilman
from the First ward. conducts an in
surance business and has an Office a
}. G, Baldridge'a lumber yard. He "a
sides AZ 202 North High street. W
} has represented the First ward IN IN,
council before and has an excellen
, record. We was also mayor Of n,
city at one time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
rwAlNls TENDER LINES.

Ia Woodlawn cemetery, Elmlra, n.
", Is a block OF marble. marking the
grave of Mss Samuel Clemens. On
this the husband has had placed these
lines:
Warm summer sun,
Shine kindly here.
Warm southern wind.
Blow softly here.
Green sod above.
Lie light, lie light.
Good night. dear heart,
Good night, good night
There Is something peculiarly pa
thetic In the misf0rtunos aud griofs Of
a humorist, aud Mark Twain has sur
fered much and many forms OF sor'
lJw In the two score years and more
10 which he has been a public fayorite,
The death OF his wife. following
close upon his release from the great
burden OF debt contracted through the
fault OF another. was a desolatins
blow.
1t IL thought that these simple
lines are among the finest he has
written.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
kEEP RloHr oN rRYiMo.

A Connecticut oetogenarlan has
just sold an invention for big for
tune that he bad worked on for sixty
years. meking more than 300 models,
each OF which was unsuccessful ex'
cept the last one
MANY times / was disheartnod and
was about 10 smash my models and
give up" he says, hut then | thought
that II kept ON trying had q chance
10 win. while II / quit there was 70
chance at all, Az last, by accident,
hit upon the secret
by accident7 IL the result Of sixty
years work on accldantY
All inspirations and great Ideas
come We know not how or whenco,
but they come only 10 tho mind that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

IN addition 20 the horrors ~ great
war. Russia Is now IN the ihfoes OF
a revolution. Tho people ere demand.
iug aelfgovornmcnt IN q limited form.
and the car and the mobiles oppose
this,
Yesterday a reign of terror held
sway IN st. Potcrsburg and bloody
tragedies took place upon the streets.
Hundreds Of men. woman and children
were shot BY the sol,
Dopotiam cannot last IN Russia.
The end u near. After the close Of the
war with Japan. in which Russia will
lose her fleet and the flower Of her
army. the people win rise and put an
end 10 the most brutal and despotlc
government upon the glObo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
MRS. MYRTLE MERCHANT
WANTS a DIVORCE

Mrs Myrtle Merchant mas instituted
suit al Las Vegas for divorce from her
husband. James 4. Merchant, rail-
road worker las, heard from IN Bis
bee, Arizona. II ID alleged In the com.
plain that the couple were married az
Cerrillos. n 81. about ten years ago,
aud lived happily and Contentedly to-
gether till about a year ago. when the
head Of the family abandoned wife and
two htilo daughters. fruits Of the
union; since which time he has not
contributed a cent toward their Ain.
tenance. The girls now reside with
their mother at Monero, n. NJ. The
wife prays the court that she may be
decreed a divorce, also the custody OF
the children
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

straya. A. Total. t2ss.66. Cost to
board Of collecting 81.
II addition 10 ,ae strays eaumer-
ated above Inspector Locher NJ Kan.
sas city caught three Etrays that the
home inspectors had missed entirely.
Very respectfully.
WILLIAM G.. BARNES.
Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
ca,arrh canna, h. cur.d


With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. rs they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
Catorrh 10 q blood or constitutional
disease, aud IN order 20 cure Il you
muai take internal remedies, Halls
catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mu'
cous surfaces Il was prescribed by
one Of the best physicians In this
country for years and IL regular
prescription. Il Is composed OF one Of
the best tonlcs known. combined with
the best blood purifiers. acting direct
y on the mucous surfaces. The per
feet combination Of the two ingre
dients Is what produces such wonder
ful results In curing Catarrh. Send
Tor testimonials free.
w. J. CHENEY q Co. Props. To
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by druggists. price Use.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor con
slipatiOn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
NEW MEXICAN ELECTED
TO HARVARD LAMPooN

A disp4tch from Cambridge, Maan.,
dated Jan. 10. says; A. a meeting Of
the board OF managers Of the Harvard
Lamp0on. Austin Goddard ON, 'o6, OF
Organ, n NJ, was elected editor
ON IL one Of the leading members
Of the junior class, and bis election 10
the I.ampoon Ia signal honor. Il 10
one of the oldest student publications
az Harvard and has long been quoted
for lts humorous sklts and jokes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
STATE or ARIZONA.

while the Joint statehood bin Is
considered dead issue M this terri.
tory. the following. from the Denver
Republican Is of interest.
Senator Clay. a democratic senator
fTom Georgia. Is one OF the members
OF tho senate who are opposed TO the
policy favored by a majority Of the
republicans to admit Arizona and New
Mexico a. single stale. the name
of the drat named territory to be
given 90 the new state. Il ls under.
stood 10 be also the policy favored
by President Roosevelt
Senator Clay offered a. an 0bico.
tlon to joint statehood the large area
Of the combined territories. claiming
that II would be too great TOR q state
and remark.ng that Il would equal
half the area OF Europe.
New Mexico contains 122. $50
square miles aud Arizona $1,000 To.
gether they have 2s5.600. The area
Of Europe Ia a.555.000 Tho mere
statement ~ these facts IL sufficient
contradiction OF Senator Clay's a.
sortlon that the proposed state would
equal half OF Europe In area.
THAT the new state would not be
too large Is shown by the fact that u
would DO 3O.isO square miles smaller
than Texas. Instead OF Il being true,
a. Senator Clay also said, that the
people of Texas will probably soon
take advantage Of their right 60 a.
vide Il into Ave states, the sentiment
against division IL 20 strong that a
proposition to divide Texas at all
would be treated with indignation In
every part OF the state. The oppor
tunity 10 divide Texas was lost when
that state was received into the union
as a single commonwealth. Since
then the sentiment Of state pride has
become 80 strong that Texans glory IN
the size of their state. In Las vast re
sources and It's growing power and In
flueace upon the destinies OF the Am
er.can union.
Instead OF being too large for q
single state, New Mexico and Arizons
arc In their physical character u
similar that they would harmonic
without difficulty. There Is not !
mountain range. a river course or
difference Of any Kind IN the phyalca
aspect Of the country 20 indicate
where the dividing line between th'
two territories lies. Western New
Mexico and the extreme eastern par
OF Arizona are OF the same physlca
character. They form paris OF th'
great central plateau region. within
the ilmlts Of which lie the sources o
the ella. the San Francisco, the Sal
and the Little Colorado rivers TIVE
OF these riveFs--tho ella and the Sal
F'rancisco-hRye their sources in New
Mexico and flow across Arizona, ans
II the two territories are not brough
under one state jurisdiction conflict
over the interstate water rights 10
irrigation viii be almost sure TO arise
Let those two territories be unite'
and the inhabitants win In a shor
time take pride in their state and Il
the grea ness of rs area, They vii
be- Detter able TO maintain an efiicicn
slate government Taxation for stat
purposes win be comparatively light
They will grow into each other =
completely that all desire for separl
ton will bo removed, and the ne'
state OF Arizona will take rank frof
the outset as one of the great con
monwealths Of the far west"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
THE FASTEST
MILE RECORDS
THE LOCOMOTIVE AND the Az.
TomoBiLE CLIPPING orr sEc-
oNps.

a dispatch from Dayton. Florida.
dated Jan. ~. says; A mile In thirty
seven seconds fat was made here over
the Dayton beach by ~ t. Bnwden. OF
Boston, IN his nlno'y.horse power Nor.
cedos car
This unofficial record cuts by two
seconds the wonderful mile made BY
w. ". Vanderbilt, Jr.. ON Jan. a. 1904,
against time.
oddly enough the two marks we're
made both In cars OF the same > ma.
facturo aud power. and the weather
conditions we're almost duplicated The
wind early In the morning Of low tide
was blowing a stiff gale from the north
and the beach was In ideal shape. fol
lowing the exceptionally hlgh tide OF
yesterday. Indeed. automOTiie experts
here say that the various conditions
were more favorable than they are
likely to be aRain for weeks.
The wind being with the ear made q
vast difference In the time. AZ those
who know the local beach can appre.
ciate Mr. Bowden Vas driving him.
N'tif NlH AHaNMNhtf ANANAfa frNNAiHt W.
ing with him. His timing "a consid-
cred here az unquostlonabiy correct.
az he n one OF the last sportsmon who
could be accused Of iockeynF
Mr.. Bowdon did not appear At an a..
tonishod az the outcome. and lie news
aid not cause President Edward NJ.
steck Of the Florida East Coast Auto
mobile association, to even M his eye.
lhrows. In fact, he expects under IA.
vorable conditions 10 see thirly.tour
seconds equalled " not beaten Il Ia
only q question Of getting the power
out Of the ears. lie says that the Mer.
cedcs Ia which Bowden made his un.
precedonted flight. n four.cyIinder
car. and should not be ooniounded
with his i20 horse power oish.cylln.
der machine.
The for,y-one seconds Hat. made by
A. G. Webb in his Poperoledo. was
the best mark made here 10 far prior
to this date
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
RAILROAD RATES
AND INSURANCE

Cedar Rapids, Ia. Jan. 2l.--NTth
delegates present representing many
limos OF industry and millions OF In.
vested capital. the Iowa Manufac-
turers' association began 10 second
annual convention In Cedar Rapids To-
day. Nearly every manufacturing Ger
ter In Iowa Is represented AZ the gath.
ering, which will be in session three
days. Il Is expected that the assOoia-
tion will give strong Endorsement 10
the measure now before congress 20
Increase the powers OF the Interstate
commerce commission. Another sub
joct that viii receive attention Il a
plan for the formation Of a mutual In
surance company. so that tho manu-
faciuro.p may escape the asicgod. ex'
orbltant rates now charged BY tTe In
surance companies dolng buslnees In
Iowa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
ROBBERS START FIRE
TO HOE CRIME

Fire Wednesday night burned 10 the
ground three buildings In Crown King
mine, near Prescott, one OF them con.
tanning the large merchandise store OF
simon stuart, who sustained a loss OF
SO. OOO. partly insured
Harry Brown. owner OF tho build.
inEs. loses about $4,000, with insur.
ance OF $1,000,
Tho IRE was OF lncendlary origin.
and started In the rear OF Simon a
stuart's. The officers are watching
two suspects, who are believed to nave
robbed the store and then set are 20
hide their crime.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
SECRETARY BARNES or
THE cATTLE soARD

las NthAet ~ M JAZZ - AtNot
To the Honorable Beard Of Directors
81 the Cattle Sanitary Board.
0entlemen-I have the honor 70 sub
mii herewith e ropofS OF the work OF
this office for the five months ending
Nov. 30. 1904. also attached statements
showing Inspection work BY the eight
largest inspection districta and cost
per cent 20 The board for each dollar
collected.
ny reference 10 the statement Of
cattle shipments Il viii DO seen that
we have a heavy falling on In the
movement Of cattle, amounting to over
10000 head The reasons for this I
have discussed In the annual report
10 the governor and which are prob.
ably as well known 70 the members a.
to me.
The hide inspection has almos,
doubled over last year. a gain Of H.
700 hides being shown. This is In part
due To- losses In cattle last spring and
the consequent tall In hides, and IN
part 90 the more careful and Htrlcter
enforcement OF the hide inspection
law Tue number Of horses and mules
shipped shows q gain over LAST year.
but a. large number OF burros we're
shipped. about $500. Il really shows a
falling on Ia horse shipments.
Financial Condition.
The financial statement shows n
very satisfactory condition. aud Il Il
With sreai pleasure / point ~ the FAC,
that when on taking charge Of this
Office on July l., 1904. the board owed
the San Miguel National bank the sum
OF $1,000 and accrued interest which
Ind been borrowed Tor nearly three
years-Ihis debt has an been cancelled
and the board today owes not a dollar
and haa funds enough on hand TO car
~ x through the winter months. when
the income from inspection service IL
practically nothing.
The brand recording shows a heavy
increase. and os;l your ettention a
tho recommendation made to the gov
ornor on this subject Something Ger
tainly will have 10 be done ~ helg on
this demand for new brands.
OWNS 60 the terribly c0ngestet
state Of the brand record books OF IN,
Office X has been found absolutely nee
osaary 20 have them transferred {,
new aud larger books. This work II
now going ahead as rapidly az posi-
Me. but 70 transfer 1900 dlferon
brands twice. once 20 tho book o
brands and once to the book OF names
means a tremendous amount OF labor
especially az Il must be- done With carr
and correctnesa. ! am glad 20 say tina
che work n about half done now, bu
II will take full three months more q
complete Il. attach a list OF Inspect
lors and their stations.
wGlter O'Brisn, Las Vegas: NJ Nc
Quaid. Tucumcan: j. " Latham. Ais
mogordo: Charles l.. Ballard. Roswell
Don JohaAol.. Demlng. Pierce Rice
socorro; r. A. Gray. Clayton: r.. n
stewart, Aztec: A. l.. Martinez. Penas
co; 8, Nj. Brown. Gallup; Hugh Aller
vcrmeio: Louis =. Nohl, Espanola
Wade Bracket, Catskill. Georg
HUH. Chama; Joseph NJ. Ross. Hilll
boro; w. J. Hendrix. Cloudcroft; Les
Tabor Folsom: J. 2. Stone. Portales
O. w. Murray, Springerville; E. {
i.ocher, Kansas City: @, y. Hartman
Denver: A. r. Roberts Lincoln: W.
Hail. San Marcial. Cabe Adams, QUA
Comparative Statement Of the shll
ments anG inspections During
the Past Ten VeaFs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
lion MonaayIs paIly cIllaen.l


Gov. Otero demands that his sun.
burst adjutant general shall receive
more salary.
John l., sullivan Is delivering
course OF lectures on the fun he had
spending 81 000,0
That jump last year In the cost Of
eoRflagations In the United states
from 100000 10 S252, 900. 600 Is the
worst boom la the whole list.
In the twelve largest cities Of the
United states the homicldes exceed
L. 900 a year. Il Ia doubtful II the mum.
Der would be 900 n concealed weapons
we're eliminated.
When one considers the troubles
which overwheim the Russian ozar BY
land and by sea, at home and abroad,
Il may be very much doubted whether
the Job Is worth the worry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Lewis Kingman, chief engineer for
the Mexican Central railroad. passed
through the city this morning en-
route TO Topeka, Kansas, whore he
will place In school his three children
Who accompanied him. Mr., klnglnan
10 brotherin-law Of v II. Newman
Of this City. aud MIR. Newman was
a. the depot 10 see him,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

(From Tuesdays Daily Cltlzen.l
Chicago Is not only a windy city.
but a watery one. Five million gallons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Financial Statement tor Five Mont
Territorial Treasurer.

Territorial Treasurer.
Cattle inaemGity fund: July, 1904,
si.is3,72; August, 1904, 1851; Sep
TENDER. 1905. s2ss72. October, 1904,
s2i5.46; November. BOA ti55.27. To.
tai. t2.5s30S.
Sattle sanitary board July, 1904,
81 SOC; August, 1904. $500; septem.
Der. 1904. $4,000; November. 1904, &c..
goo. Total. $500.
July 1, 1904. territorial troasurer's
balance, si.046.9G. T0,al, sis,7790t.
Disbursements.
Inspection cattle and horses, 3d.
497i5, stationery and postage. $3.50;
salary Of secretary. s33.sS. general ex-
pense account. tT66.22; account OF
strays. fi55.f6; expense OF members,
si83s0; Indebtedness on notes. a.
242.2i Total, Ss.263.s2.
Warrants outstanding July 1, 1904
81 .f29.3b; territorial treasurer's bal
ance. ts,ss9Os. Total. tis,ae2Os; war
rants outstanding Nov 30. 1904
s2i3ie. Total. tiS.779.0l.
htu dhAAa1Aa NHAAAAt ~ toHf aaht"AN
s47S.4s hides, 2.lg9; amount, s2fg9Oi
sirays, 200. Total, s720.s6. Cost Il
board Of collecting. $40.
Walter o'Brien. cattle. 1866
amount, S4s9.9s; hides. Ala; amount
s4iliG; strayE, 20, Total, Ssbi.ss. Cos
10 board OF collecting. $50
Pierce Rice. cattle. $3.50; amount
Si75.76; hides 2OS; amount, 5000
straya, 81. Total. sl06.B6. Cost u
hoard - collecting. $40
r. A. Gray, cattle, 9,02S; amount
se70s4; hides, s6f; amount. $500
strays, 1. Total, aSO7.2A, Cost Y
board OF collecting. $3.50.
NJ. McQuaid. cattle. 6,059; amount
tlsi.77; hides. asi, amount. $3.50
strays, a. Total. S2S0.s7. Cost 4
board OF collecting, S220.
]. v. Latham, cattle. Asst; amount
siS7bl; hides. 9fO; amount, so
strays, "a, Total. t23l.6i. Cost 4
board Of collecting. t1.60.
g. l., Ballard, cattle, S2.S62i amount
S9S5.Ss: hides. 1870; amount, s2S7.OS
strays. 49, Total, Si,23296. Cost :
board Of collecting, $50,
}. p. stone cattle. s,296; afNounl
s2ts.s6; hioeN, o.; amount, 1910
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Major eugene Van Patten returned
TO las Cruces the other day from the
shandon cold camp. lie reports much
activity here. He says that about
i2O men nave been making from - TO
IS per lay for humber OF months.
A company purchased the la Flor de
Mayo and Nugget claims for Ss,OOOi
another company bought from the sil'
va brothers the Union claim for glb.'
600, paying ten per cent down and
agreeing 10 pay the balance in sixty
days. TIE dorchester claim. located
last year BY las Cruces parties. was
jumped he nrst OF the year and a
few day later was sold for $500,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28
Notary Public Appointed

Governor otero has appointed Fred
o. Blood Of Las Vegas. San Miguel
county, a notary public
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-28

Major W. n. II. iAewellyn. Of Las
Cruces. no well known Rough Rider,
who viii take part In the inaugural
eSaFcisea ef President Roosevelt at
Washington. passed up the road for
Santa W yesterday morning, and is
a guest OF bis son. &C. o, Lllewllyn, The
surveyor general
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-10-12

In treating for Inflammation of the
adder we should give some laxative
constitutional treatment as well as To-
cal application, says Farm and Live
Stock Journal. For the former give
one and one-half pounds Of EPSON
salts and one tablespoonful Of salt
peter three times day. For the local
treatment give hot lamentations to the
udder, hot cloths or sponges and hot
water. Use several thicknesses of an
old blanket wrung out In hot water.
apply to the infiamed parts and cover
with dry one. Change the blankets
often. Rub the udder with camphorat-
ed alcohol, witch hazel and laudanum
II the Inflammation persists. and after
ward with camphorated OIL one part
camphor to eight parts crude olive
oil. A vigorous treatment along these
lines will reduce the Inflammation In
Z short time.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-10-12
Notice of Application for Alteration of
Washington Avenue.

sept 2STw
State of South ID Dakota. SIS.
In circuit court,
Fifth judicial circuit
In the matter of the application for
alteration of Washington avenue in the
City of Webster South Dakota.
The petition of David Williams and
others, praying for the alteration of
Washin gton avenue in the City of Web
ster, in the County of Day, and State of
South Dakota, by vacating the north IA
feet of that part thereof lying west of
Main street in said city having been made
and filed with the clerk of said court, and
sufficient grounds for such alteration
being alleged in said petition, it is
ordered:
That said petition be heard by this
court, at the court house in the City. of
Webster, in said county, on the 18th day
of November 1905, at the hour of nine
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard.
And it il further ordered that notice of
such petition and hearing thereon, be
given to all persons interested therein, by
posting copy of this order in at least
two of the most public places in said
County of Day, and by inserting copy
thereof in the Reporter and Farmer, a
newspaper printed and published in said
City of Webster, at least forty days prior
to said day of hearing.
Dated at Webster, South Dakota, Sep
tember ~, 1905.
Seal J. II. Mccoy,
Attest: Judge of said Court.
Albert Smith,
Clerk.