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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
COUNCIL.
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President Clark called the council
20 order al O'Clock. All members
were present except Messrs. Greer
and Ballard.
Mr. Montoya moved that the vote by
which house bin No a. was tabled
Thursday DO reconsidoredR which mo
tion carried The blll was rccommlt-
toa 10 the committee on irrigation. The
bin Is by Mr. On $50 and provides for
single Incorporation Of community
bitches within a single precinct.
Mr. Martin moved 80 reconsider the
vote by which house biz No. 20 was
tabled Thursday, which motion car
ried. The bill was recommitted 10 the
committee on irrigation. Il refers 10
the government Of aceyuais.
The committee on enrolling and en-
crossing bills reported council sub
Hiitme for council BIS No As, the a..
tomoys district bill also council bill
No 90. providing for the appointment
OF assistant district attorneys.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
Council bin No. 1872 by Mr. Chayes,
An Ao' authorizing county comnas'
sloners TO order an additional TAX levy
0f 3h mills for general expenses
WNtfh nfNflNHtN NAiHiht AANiNfAAN "
the committee on finance.
Mr. Martin asked unanimous con
sent 20 take up honae lOiEt resolution
No, g. By Mr.. Sanchez. providing for
additional pay TO- capitol employees.
Mr.. Read moved that tha resolution
he referred Mr. Marin amended Mr.,
Reads motion that tho resolution be
read third time preparatory % is pas
sage The vote on the amendment OF
Mr. Martin was 20 aud the motion
was lost. Tho bin was referred 20 the
commhtee on finance.
Council hil No. 1908, by MT Miller,
hy request An Act 30 amend aecti@n
12Ae Of the complied laws 81 1897, re-
lhflnK 60 gnrnishmcnt suits, Referred
10 the committee on judiciary.
Council blh No. iOs. by MT. Miller,
An Act 10 prohibit persons riding
bicycles on sidewalks Of uninc0rnorat
ed towns Referred 90 the committee
or territorial AFFAIRS
BUSINESS on PRESIDENTS DESK
House hli No ne, by Mr.. Lyncn,
An Act providing for che construction
of good roads iu the territory and the
maintenance OF the same, Referred t0
The committee on roads and hlrhwgYa.
The council adjourned az $3.50
o'clock uniil Monday afternoon At
o'clpck
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
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MPfiN5 BALSAASEH'i1
ll!VllN

says the Huntington Hustler. This
VIII require from four 20 ak heevea
per day which will DO supplied with
san Juan county stock. The contract
u AZ reasonable figure. and we are
Glad to see u fall 70 a San Juan county
man.
G. E Hallenbcck. the Colorado a
Southern brakeman Of Trinidad who
had his left foot badly crushed by be.
INK run ever by the cars IN the yards
&C Ration has gone 10 his home a.
Trinidad.
one Of the events OF the season was
the dance given at Winslow BY the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemon
on February "a. Schoneman and
Blanchard OF Ins Angeles furnished
the music, which was enjoyed by all
E. v Ofays0n. while a. work At the
overland Dulleys above HIS lathe IN
the machine shops at Ration fell or
the ladder. a distance OF about twenty
feet. Ito sustained three severe scalp
wounds. two fractured rihs aud the
left ear drum burstod.
The Santa FEES track on the first
division between Albuquerque and
Gallup Is getting IN somewhat better
condition. An last week Sassenge-
trains we're limited 20 a speed OF from
ten ~ fifteen miles an hour over this
stretch.
Engineer Campbell % the ri Paso
Durango survey corps 81 camped NJ
Seven lakes, San Juan county. and
has the line within about twenty-five
miles OF the Santa Ne. He has run
his locating line about eighteen miles
west OF his first line.
Arthur X. Jaouay, who has been
foreman 81 the boiler shop nc Ration
for the past year or two. has resigned
his position 10 accept the general
foremanahip az Atchlsop Kansas. for
which point he left az once. His
family viii remain AZ Ration for a
week or two, until he finds n suitable
residence for them IN Atchlsou.
While working on tho brakes OF an
eugin, u the EsdaLcia shops the other
day. tarncat Duke had the misfortune
~ get II IN the neck" 90 use a slang
term. says the News. Grovsr Borne.
Aeld was fitting a boiler pipe into
place. aud burning his hands dropped
Il onto Duke below. Duke was taken
10 his room az che lc8tancia hotel
Following the lead Of the firie rail
Rad, the Big Four will. within the
next few weeks. establish offices In
Denver. This Is one % tho first
moves OF the big -Four In n campaign
FOR western business. Something like
5000, 100000 10 20 be expended by tSs
Vanderbilts In an attempt 20 central
lie all Of their properties running In
20 Chicago. Several millions will be-
expended In track Improvements Of
the Big Four alone.
After arduOus and morited work al
the scoop. Fireman McGraw, Hydt
stanton and Jaasoy, OF the New Mex
leo division. havs been made master.
OF the throttle. They passed the sue
Cessfui examination az La Junta A
local brother fireman, who has a 500
70 feed. said thiB morning that Il wa
about timc tho New Mexico division
boys were being promoted "a thel
were all In a. the result OF tho 900l
OF that division.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
"oREEN DRAGON" AUTOMOBILE
HAS SUDDENLY DISAPPEARED.

one Of the Santa Fe's auto cars,
one Of the swift little Green Dragons
Of which 80 much has been written. Is
missing. says the san Demanding
Timesfndcx.
The car was standing near the
freight depot one night. but the next
morning Il had disappeared a. com.
plctely as though the earth had swal.
lowed A. Who're q went: whether Il
simply took a notion 90 run OF Of rs
own accord Or whether somebody
stole Sc. no one caa tell.
MOI a clue has been left behind. no
where along the road has the green
auto been seen. nobody has 30 much
as heard the rattle OF rs wheels. but
its gone. good and gone. and the au
thorities have not the faintest suspi
clon Of what happened 70 A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
BRAKEMAN KILLED AT
cANANEA, MEXICO

q. D. Moore. brakeman on Col
0reeno's road In Cananoa, was killed
IN an accident Thursday evening The
tldiaFs worr received 40 VI paso yes.
lordAy by RObrt Murile. master of
lodge No. so, Brotherhood Of Rail.
way Trainmen.
A wife and two children survive Mr.
Moore. For several years. ending a
few months ago, he was a brakeman
on the vi PasO a. Southwestern. and
was a member Of Lodge No so. That
body viii care for the remains and
viii have charge " their burial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
JAIL pREAk AZ noLnRook

Last Wednesday evening about 3
O'clock lee Smith. VINO was awaiting
the action Of the grand jury escaped
from JailOr Divolhoss az HOlhrOok
sheriff Houck. who was Ia WinslCw,
waa notified by wire. He Immediately
started out la search fOr Smith
BE was al 81. Joseph soon after
getting away, where he stole a horse.
ID was elsO reported here tha he was
IN town Thursday night but We DO
NOT know how much truth there h IN
the rumOf
lie viii probably be- apprehendod IN
Ia few days. WINSTON Mail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

Washington. March IAN import.
ant conference Of the board OF govern.
ors Of the Structural Building Trades
Alliance began In this city today. The
primary object OF the conference Il Ia
take stops 10 effect q closer alliance
with the American Federation OF la
hor The executive council Of the fed
Grafton meets In annual session here
noxt week, and delegation from the
alliance viii be present and urge that
the two organizations work IN har
monY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
NEW COLONIZATION AGENT
or SANTA re GULF LINES

Garret A. DobbluH. who has been
connected with the Atchison. Topeka
q santa Fc railway Irrigation bureau.
with headquarters ln Chicago. has
been appointed general colonization
agent OF he Gulf. Colorado a Santa
~ In Texas lie IN nov engaged In
making a trip TO the towns along he
Santa Fe's vest Texas branch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

years ago. and filled ne position Of
depot master with credit.
Thad Van Horn. the husillng travel
the Hock Island route. with headQuar
ters NJ ~ Paso, IL IN the city inter
viewing local merchants. Mr. Van
Horn IA former Kansas man and an
old schooimato Of " 4. Meyers, local
agent for the Santa eF
Richard someTs Hayes the railroad
capitalist, II dead after a lingering
Illness IN New York He was 80 year
~ age and had been ~ more than w,
years. For over thirty years Mr.. Hayo0
was prominent IN the railroad analri
~ this country and a. one time wal
manaelng director OF the AtchisOn. To
peka a Santa fe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
FIGHT IS DECIDED ON
BY WESTERN RAILROADS

ExecrNve officers Of tho western
railroad have decided TO ignore the
order oi the Interstate commerce com
mission requiring them to charge no
higher rates for live stock than are
charged Tor tho transportation OF live
stock products.
by the advice Of tho attorneys for
the different roads tho matter will be
tested IN the courts. az the railroads
are agreed thar Il will he impossible
either 10 lower the live stock rates OF
20 Increase the rates ON Hive stock
products.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
THE cHocTAw RAILROAD
BILL PASSED HOUSE

a Washington dispatch. dated March
2, says: The bin permitting the trans.
Ter OF the property Of tho Choctaw, OK
iahOma 4 Gulf Railroad company 20
che Chicago. Rock Island a Pacific
company which already owns and
operates II, has passed the house. An
EFFORT was made a few days ago by
Representative Curtis Of Kansas 20
pass the BIN. but Representative Hitch
cock OF Nebraska objected, and Il was
laid over. Mr.. Evans OF 81. Louis, at.
torncy for tho Rock Island. said that
the old name Of the corporation would
probably now be wiped out and the
Nne operated az a part of the Rock
Island system which 4 really is.
Clark Made Head o. San Pedro Read.
Eight ~ the twelve directors OF the
san Pedro, Los Angeles A salt laka
railroad, at a meeting al los Angeles,
have elected the following officers;
President, w. A. Clark, New York I.
irst vice president, r. " Bancroft
Salt Lake City; second vice president
- Ross Clark, Los Angeles.
The following executive committee
was chosen. w. A. Clark. y II Harri
man. w. d. Cornish OF New York and
II. c. Kerens Of 81. Louis.
w "a bancroft, who Is vice prczi
dent and general manager Of the ore
gon Short Line. succeeds v. G. kerens
Of 81 Lo,iis as FIRST vice president.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

confirmed the appointment OF Mrs.
Anita Chapman 0f Santa ~ NJ ilbrar-
ian 20 succeed Judge Lafayette Nm.
nett Mrs. Chapman Is AZ present
stenographer In the Office Of Solicitor
General George W. prichard.
The council then adjourned uatii
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
TO Be BUILT THIS YEAR
AN ASSURANCE REGARDING Ex.
TENSION or SANTA re CEN
TRIAL 70 ROSWELL.

u. u. Temple. who has law offices
here and az Artosis, returned yester.
lay from a trip 10 Santa re. whore
he went 10 attend supreme court. ro-
turning home by way OF Captain, driv-
lnR from there overland. says the RIOS.
we'll Record. he brings an interesting
Interview concerning the long talked
nf railroad from Torrance To Roswell
and on 10 tho south
While NJ Santa Pc Mr. Temple spent
several hours in the Office OF Frank
Dihcrt. who Is secretary and treasurer
OF the sapia 90 Central. To Mr.. Tom.
PIE. Secretary Dlbort gave positive as
suranco thai the proposed road viii be
built during the coming twelve
months lt Is 20 run from Torrance 90
Roswell and from Roswell down the
Pecos valley, parallollng the PocOs
river at least as far az Ariesia, and
then running 20 Big springs. Texas.
The ofiiclal stated positively % the
Ros~ell attorney that there were no
IFS" or lands" about a.. and that the
read would be built. and THAI during
the present year.
This road would be a great benefit
10 the people OF Roswell and would
mean much 20 every person Who has
property or other interests In this
part Of the valley.
Attorney Tempe had his eyes open
on the trip from Captain and he took
tlmo 20 inquire Into the conditions az
that city which lies only eighty miles
away. lie states that at CAPTAIN are
| fine coal fields with veins 81 coal four
and six feet thick. which could be
easily mined he says that good coal
could DO secured there, loaded on
cars, AZ $3.50 per ton. lie Ia Of the
opinion that road from Captain "a
/ Roswell covering the eighty miles
would be Of greater importance 90 TIE
town even than the Torrance ruad. To
says that valuable coal lands al CAPT
tan can be secured at a low price, ant
that All they need is means Of carry
lnr away the product.
Mr.. Temple has samples OF the Cap
itan coal. that he picked up az ran
dom. ana HE specimens are Of thl
best quality. lie went from here Il
his Artesia ONCE last night
from Tuesdays Daily Cltizen.)
Thos. Van Horn, travelling frelgh
and passenger agent of the ~ Pass
Rock Island route. Is making a tour o
the territorial towns ln the interest o
his read,
Walter A. Jones, a locomotive cngl
neer who left Needles about thrc'
years age Is again In that city. lie hR
been located "a Salt Lake City 70
the past two years
The railroad 10 Pennington has al
ready soIno rails laid and cars hayi
been run on them; about "A mile %
track % laid out on the line 20 Bwitcl
supplies for the graders.
II. II. Hoover, who has worked as
train dispatcher al Needles for IN
the past four years. left for Denve
where 1t Is understood he will 20 q
10 work for che Denver a RE arandt
A. l.. Hubbard has been awarde
the contract 10 supply the graders a
the Denver a no Grande line frol
Durango 20 Pennington with beef
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
WALL STREET HAS ACCEPTED
BIG MERGER STORY


a Nov York telegram says. Wall
street, having accepted as true the re
port ~ a new Ocean-tO-Ocean railway
system formed Of the Union Pacific
and che New York Central, Epecula.
tion nov turns 10 the position n 4. n.
Hartman. one report on the street
was thar the night before Mr.. Harri-
man expressed anger az the heavy puis
chase ~ tho Union Pacific made By
the MORAN party, and declared that he
would i1ree them to sell the stock
much chcapcr than les present market
quotation while i would be impossi.
bic Tor ihese people 20 get short Of
the Union Pacific owing 90 the trc
mendom holdings Of the stock, Il Is
believed that they have lost their en-.
tire speculative line They have not
az any inc been In sympathy with
the rise on frequent occasions since
the Union Pacific crossed so on the
way up rom GO 10 iba0a they have NJ.
tempted 10 break the market by heavy
aales
Il ~ understood that under the laws
OF Uiah where tho Union Pacific A. in.
corp0rnied, persona owning actual ma
iorlty Of The capital stock Of any Ger.
poraiion may. on thirty days notice,
demand m entire reelection Of ON
GERS. This T. according TO the western
theory that the real owners 81 proper.
~ should run H. The prodioament n
the Hartman fnanciers would there.
fore be- unpleasant II Morgan and Hlll
we're 10 urn up with a majority 81 the
stock They could thus force the Union
Pacific INTO the combination with the
New YOri, Central on even terms with
the Centrsi. According 10 the cash as.
sets reported IN the treasures 81 the
two great systems which Il "a proposed
20 morre Union Pacific should so IN
AZ a valuation far above that ~ New
York Central But the fact that the
rumor Constantly gives the same fg.
ure FOR 10th stocks leads Wall street
10 heliole that a powerful club 81 b.,
lng hello gvcr flnrrlmRn'a head.
(From Mondays Daily Cit0izenJ
H. y, sanord. local chemist for the
santa D. returned yesterday from q
business rip 90 Los Angeles.
W II nolan has been transferred
from Store Accountant "A. z. Kelloy's
once hCra 10 the ONCE 81 l. L. HID
bard. neral superintendent of the
santa - coast lines Ut Los Angeles.
81 \. loan, superintendent Of ma.
Chinory Un the Santa We cost lines,
is ln fhp City on one 81 his periodical
trips of inspection, Mr. Bean Is az.
cpmpaniet by bis private secretary,
T.. ~ smith
George TYouNaan has been trans.
l Farr..a F4...s.. at.n t.aaift.N Uf UTii..f sI1ua
ter 10 superintendent at the local
stock yards. Mr. TFouiman came "a
Albuquerque from NJ l'aso about two
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

Morning Seaaiun---42th Day.
Speaker naiiCs called the house 20
order al 1915 o'clock an members
uroseaf The reading ol the journal
was Dispersed with.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

The Glasgow city. council has a
ien.minuto sandgass Ia front of each
member, that he may limit his
apocchos 20 NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11
indigestion Causes
Cntarrh Of the
Stomach.

For many years Il has baen supposed that
Catarrh Of the Stomach caused Indigestion
and dyspepsia. but the truth Is exactly The
opposita. Indigestion causes caiauh. ke-
poalsd attacks Of Indigestion inilames she
mucous membranes lining the stomach and
snoses me nsrvoa Of The stomach. thus caus.
We ihe glands 10 secrets mucin instead q
ne iaicss Of natural digestion. This V
lalisd Caiarrh of he Stomach.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-11

Mornlnn seaalcn-4Yth Day.

MorNiNu IGNAlCn=-tffN 9Hys
President Clark called the council
70 order AZ 1890 o'clock. All members
were present except Messra Greer and
Ballard The journal OF the prcylons
days session was read and approved
The council concurred 10 the pas.
sage OF house substitute for council
substitute for council blil No. ~. by
Mr.. Read, An Act grouping the sew.
eral counties into district attorney q
districts and providing for the APP
pointment 81 district attorneys there
TOR
REpORT OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The committee On territorial adairs
renOrted house bin No l07. by MT
Mirabal. An Act 10 Srcyent the sale OF
animals held on shares without the
consent Of the other owners recon
monding thar q b. passed The report
was adopted and the bill passed unani
m0usly
INTRODUCTION OF Bills.
Mr.. Read asked unanimous consent
10 Introduce a bill which was granted
Il q council bin No. 100, by Mr.. Read
An Acl relating 10 the annual settle
ment of the territorial treasurer re
ferred 10 tho committee on finance.
Council bin No. 10i, ~ Mr.. Mar
tlnez. 10 amend section 4, OF chapie'
l03 az the session laws Of 1909. pro
wding that the formula shall he print
Cd on all patent medicine packages
aud providlnq for free vaccination u
cases where parents cannot anord q
pay therefor. Referred 90 the CON
mittee on territorial AFFAIRS.
House bin No. 10. by Mr.. Dalies. r.
iating to the shoep sanitary board
and giving the board power 20 ems e
the dipping statute, was passed unde
suspension u she rules. MI Cairo
voting no.
House bin No III. by Mr.. Miraha
An Act 20 protect persons hiring labo
Ia advance. was passed under 5uspeI
sion Of che rules, Mr., Catron and Pres
dent Clark voting no.
House bill No. O.. by Mr., dc naci
An Act creating a district attorney
district 10 oonsis. of the counties
Oten0 Lincoln, Guadalupe aud Qua,
comprising the sixth judicial dlstric
Referred 10 the committee ON y
dietary.
The council took a recess ~
o'clock until O'Clock In the afte
noon.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-10

Two notary public commissions
were issued last week at Pierre to
parties in this city. They we're o.
Fred Webber and P. V. Fitzpatrick.
Saturday at Deadwood a combi-
nation team made up from the Indian
School and the High School football
teams of this city were defeated by
a score of IL to . by the Deadwood
High School eleven.
The Supreme Court has affirmed
the decision Of the lower court in
the case Of Bishop & Babcock Co.,
appellants, vs.. E. Schleuning, Geo.
Krug and John Treber, co-partners
as Schleuning & Co., respondents.
The p~ostofice this week under
went some much needed improve
ments. The boxes have been moved
out q few feet and the money order
window has been moved to the front
Of the Office. The change will give
more room for the handling Of the
large amount o. msil now coming to
this Office.
Toronto Globe, October Is, 1891:
THE last performance Of Blind
Boone vas given last night at the
Auditorium and another success
was scored. Blind Boone's audience
has rapidly increased for the four
entertainments given In this city
and, should he return, Toronto nc
doubt, will insure him o full house.
Judge Thomas Coniff and Mr.. E
Metz, we're in the city last week.
having come overland from Pierre
Both gentlemen are quite prominen1
Tin the affairs Of the state and speal
in glowing terms Of this section o
the country. Both gentlemen ilet
ION . piece>of land near here and lef'
Monday on the return trip.
The st. Louis Republic: A de
) lightful concert in the interest o
) of the Christian Orphans Home
rnow In course Of construction at til,
Aubert place, was given last nigh
in the Central Christian church b.
the Blind Boone Concert Company
Blind Boone rs the colored musicia,
Eoa whose shoulders the mantle 0
the renowned Blind Tom has fallen
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-10

Baking
Powder
Perfect In quality.
Moderate In price.

He certainly possesses wonderful
musical talent, and his versatility is
something remarkable. He was
we'll supported and the program
was thoroughly enjoyed.
Owing toa disagreement on the
part of the management Of the
School of Mines and Speart:sh foot
ball teams, the game scheduled to
be played at Spearhsh last Satur-
day did not come of. The main
cause of the difficulty was from the
fact that Spearfsh insisted on play
ing several men that are semi-pro-
fessional football players while the
Miners are to a man. amatures. It
appears from this far distance that
the Spearish team was radically
wrong in holding to their contrary
position and conversation with the
members of team here, make that
view almost o certainty. AS far as
entertainment is concerned, il
should be remembered that Rapid
City is the most hospitable town in
the hills and due allowance should
therefore be made on that score
However, such action on the part Of
any team, seriously Injuries thu
pane and dlsgusts the true lovers o
the sport. II this is done, the game
is a dead" one so far as the hills
audiences are concerned.
W. A. Patch Of Memo, who ha'
been employed by the Homestak'
company there for several years ha'
his arm tore entirely from tn
shoulder last Saturday, and die
from the effects Of the accident Mon
day night at Memo. He was trying
to slip q belt from . large wheel q
Q saw mill and In some manner hi