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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
CATTLE Baron JAsrRo
HERE ON A VISIT

tFrOm Wednesdays Daily ci,lsenl
Colonel II. a. Jastro, the wCll.known
and wealthy cattle owner and mana.
ger, whose home Ia at Bakersfield.
Cal. came In from Denver last nlgnf
and viii enjoy a few days with his
daughters, Mrs, W. II. Greer and Mrs.
M. o. Chadbourne.
Tho eolonel attended the convention
OF the National Live stock association
at Denver. and being tho FIRST vice
president presided at majority OF the
sessions, thus giving the president OF
the association, Mr.. HAgenbarth. an
opportunity to mngle with the dele
gates.
The convention at ita final session
says Mr. Jastro. elected the follow.
Ing officers Tor the ensuing year: r.
J. Hagenbartn. OF salt Lake City, re
elected president. ex-United states
Senator W. A. Harris, OF Kansas. vice
president and general manager; Geo.
0olding. Of Colorado, treasurer The
office Of secretary was loti opon.
The entire management Of the as.
ISOLATION was left e. a central com.
mittee. which was named before ad.
journment.
Those who left the convention. or
rather the association. on account OF
conflicting opinions aud DEBATES, viii
meet with a committee Of he reorgan.
izera az Denver In the coming May,
ana IL is a safe prediction that they
will again link themselves with the
association.
Denver was fixed as tne permanent
headquarters OF the National Live
stock association"
Colonel JGstro says the convention
was, In every respect, a big success.
and that reorganization and the adop-
ton OF new constitution was the
only thing In order 10 save the iden-
tlty OF the association.
Colonel Jastro Is the president Of
tho yictorio Land a Cattle company.
whose resident manager d Colonel w.
n. Greer with excellent ranges south
OF the city. extending from near San
Marolal and down through Luna and
Grant counties and INTO the republic
Of Mexico. Ia tails great eattie com
pany are associated the interests Of
Lloyd and Hugh Teyis. san Francisco
miliionaires, aGd whose sister. Mrs.
Julia Tevia. was the founder and prin.
cipai Tor seventy odd years OF
Science Hili" the popular female
seminary AZ shelbyvlile. Ky. and the
interests Of che estate Of J. r. Haggin,
another millionaire
II Il these people. with their vast
money interests, that have recently
become identified in the upbulldlng OF
Albuquerque. and Il Il Colonel Jastro
and his intcvests that afe back Of the
splendid electric stree car system
which Colonel Greer. bic Bon.in.law.
promoted and 40 successfully put into
execution here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

business than 70 be hobnobbod with a.
abe club. with this understanding and
The knowledge that the train only
stops hcro threo hburs. the club do.
clded 20 make the social part Of the
Welcome tomorrow mild AFFAIR.
The following gentlemen we're -.
lected on the entertainment commit.
tee.
Mcssrs Marion. Brooks. Fabor.
Greer, Ivan urunsfold. Thomas Hub
bell. Hughes. Harrison. I. llfeld Nc.
0aney. Herndon, Washburn, Dave
wolnmann, Cunsui. HertEoR. Dame.
Mckee, Rosehwald and ORielly.
The following new members we're
elected latt night otto Berger Ava
G. Cochran, y. r. Montgomery. shcf.
Geld Brown, u. J. Le1gy, Chas. y.
Smith. Ward y. Anderson.
The Dyke matter was brought up
and a lengthy discussion a. 10 what
was the best means 20 fortify the city
against poHalhio food vas the result.
A committee was finally appointed 20
N"Hh'I WIN VIC iNNNiN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the railroad officials and the city coun.
cll. and see what could be done IN the
matter In fact. the club did over
again what il did some lime ago. The
dyke committee are ". u. Greer. u.
8. slower aud T. +. Huhboli.
Secretary McCanna read letter
rom Secretary Hartneld, Of The Asso.
ciatod Ffaternitles. which oreanlaa.
ton win send a committee hers for The
purpose OF looking over the cosaisy
with a view 10 establishing a sanite.
rum here. This committee will leave
81 Louis on the aist OF this month
and are expected here within a few
weeks after that time.
Dr1. wroth. Hope, Harrison, Brlges,
Elder and Fitzgerald were appointed
. committee 20 see that tho visitors
are wen cared for during their soiourn
In Albuquerque. Tho landing OF this
sanitarium will be big feather In the
cap Of Albuquerque. and every efior,
viii be made to secure u.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
POULTRY INDUSTRY
IN NEW MEXICO

tFrom Wednesdays Daily Ciii1en)
The value Of the poultry products In
many slatea IL enormous. In several
states, the value Of these products
exceeds In value tho products Of any
other industry. The conditions In Now
Mexico are exceptionally favorable for
tbs production q poultry aud eggs.
and yet New Mexico does not At the
present time supply the needs Of her
own markets. Large quantities OF both
eggs and poultry are supported annual.
" Through this medium. large sum
OF money linda ita way into the peck.
cts Of tho Kansas and Nebraska farm.
ers. This money should DO claimed BY
the Now Mexico ranchmen. And why
mott TO the cost o. producing the Inn
ported products must BE- added the cont
Of such items as storage. refrigerator
cars. and high transportation charges
through a mountainous country.
Whenever the local supply Is lnsuii.
cient TO meet the demands. the mar
kot price IL always fKod ~ the price
% tho imported article. Al ruling
prices. the New Mexico fanohman can
produce these PRODUCTS, and he can
produce them Al 4 good profit. In fact
there h probably no inaaairy thar can
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
HOGS FROM NEW MEXICO
SELL WELL AT KANsAs CITY


Three car loads OF hogs raised on
alfalfa and fattoned oa cane and Kat
mr. corn away down In the Pecos val.
Icy at Carlsbad. New Mexico. that sold
81 $3.50. was q feature Of the Kansas
CITY market, During the week sew.
erai shipments OF hogs from Hereford,
Higgins and oiaer Texas towns have
come TO this market. but todays con.
signment was from tho longest dis
lance. s3T miles These hogs were
raised on the ranch OF @. n Webster,
IT, and we're brought Ia by Abncf
Smith. an employe OF The ranch. The
Ions run was made In two days and
almost two nights. They we're an
loaded and fed once on the way, and
but two head were lost IN the ship.
ping. They were Of good quality. and
there was but forty pounds dock on
the entire string az 223 head. The
price was higher than on many hogs
raised In the corn belt Drogors Tel
egram.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
TEeRlTORiAL SUPREME COUsr


The supreme court Of the territory
Of New Mexico convened yesterday
morning At ? o'clock In Its chambers
nj tho capitol, there being present
Hon. william J. Mills. chief Justice;
Hon. John n. Merle. associate jus.
tico; Hon. Frank w. Parser, associate
iustlcei Hon. William II. Pope. aaso.
ciate justice. and Hon. Edward A.
Mann, associate Justice. w. q. Chill.
ders. United states attorney; George
w. Prichard. solicitor general. and
Jose d. sena. clerk.
iE'Fom Thursdays Daily Citlken)
Tuesday the court occupied the most
OF the morning session In hearing ar.
gumcnts IN case 40. 1875. the United
state OF America. appellee, W. the RIO
Orande Dam a Irrigation company. ap.
pellanta. known ~ the Elephant Butte
Dam case. W. y. Chnders representing
the United states. aud Klock & Owen
the appellants. and. upon its conolu.
sion. case No. 1917. TERRITORY OF New
Mexico. appellee W. Andres Corslni0
Mlers. appellant. was called, and the
same, by consent Of counsel. was sub
mitted on briefs.
UPON the opening Of court yester.
dey m0fning a mandate of the gu.
preme court Of the United states was
presented directing tho supreme court
OF the territory IN case No bsi. Henry
tockhart, appellant. Va. II. C. Leeds.
appellee. 70 remand the cause TO tho
district court below with Instructions
TO oyorruie tho demurrer before fur.
Their proceedings. and tho proper or.
der was directed 70 be entered BY the
clerk In conformity With such man.
date.
Case No. 1880. Territory OF New
Mexico. OK rel. =. w. clancy. appellee.
Va Board OF County Commissioner OF
nornaliilo County. was syguod and sub
mitted
Case No. iO7s. Charles X. Newhall.
agent Of the shareholders OF the Albu.
querque National bank. appellee. Va.
NELL y. Field. appellant. was argued
and submitted
The court then announced an ad.
iournment until this morning a. 2
O'Clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
JUDGE HENRY WRIGHT
DIES FROM APoPLgxV

Judge James Henry Wright. aged
aixty'sl2 years, who was chief Justice
Of Arizona from 1887 TO 1891 died al
Prescott suddenly NJ a result OF a
stroke OF apuplexy. Tie was stricken
on the stree, and expired soon after
being taken 10 his home. Judge
Wright was born 10 Frankfort. KY,
ana settled IN Missouri. being At oae
lime In the legislature OF that state
from Carroll county he came 10 Ar.
1una In 1887 under appointment a.
oAief Justice by President ur0yer
Cleveland. Amer stepping down from
he bench he practiced law County
Treasurer Edward 3 Wright h one 81
four surviving children.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
tFrom Wednesdays Daily Citlxon.)
Meeting Of Cattle Sanitary Board.

lfrom wednesdays Daily CfixCn.)
Meeting Of Cattle Sanitary Board.
The Cattle Sanitary Board will
meet today In Santa re for the pur-
pose OF considering proposed iegiRla,
tlon by the assembly for the cattle In.
torests Of the territory. The board
consists OF E. q. Austin Of Las We.
gas, president; VIII G. Barnes. Colfax
county. secretary; Charles l., Ballard.
Roswell; n. N. Chain. Las Vegas.
and W. II. Jack OF silver City.
Board Of Penlteatiary Commissioners.
The hoard Of peninontiary commits.
sionors was In regular session Mon.
day and yesterday az the penItent.
larry. There were present: r. X.
Pierce. Of Las Vegas. president; Juan
Navarro, Of Mora. secretary; w II.
Newcomb, OF silver City. and Mala.
quias Martinez. Of Taos. Louis HELD
OF Albuquerque, the NTH member be,
ing absent. Routine business, the APP
prevail Of accounts and examination Of
the penitentiary and rs records con.
stituted the work 81 the commission.
II adjourned yesterday afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

assessors ana IN addition whenover
necessary 10 call the attention Of the
commissioners and collectors 20 the
opinion OF the solicitor general. re-.
gardlng the collection Of delinquent
taxes.
Il appearing from the Information
submitted 20 this board that many
land grants are omitted from the a..
scssmont rolls In tho various counties,
and others are not taxed 81 the values
nxed by the board or at anything
like they should be. Therefore, u Is
hereby ordered, that the travelling
auditor give this matter his attention
and see that all grants arc assessed
In accordance with law and values
fixed by this board.
]. 8. DUNCAN, President.
Attest.
vENcEsf.Ao JARAMI.Lo.
Secretary.
Territory of New Mexico. once Of the
Auditor. Santa Re, January "a. 1905.
I hereby certify that the above ana
foregoing extracts are true copy
OF the board OF the proceedings OF the
board Of equalization Of the territory
Of New Mexico. held AZ the capitol IN
the city Of sanla Re. during the scs-
sion Of the said board. which com.
Inenced Monday. January 9Th. 1906.
a. prescribed BY law.
Witness my hand this tho 18th dAy
Of January, A. ID. 1905.
W. q. SARGENT. Auditor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
WORLDS RoPiNo RECORD 10
wREsTED FROM m'ooNAolLl

Ia the presence of nearly two thou
sand people az San Antonio, Texas. the
other day, j. f. Carroll, 81 Oklahoma,
wrcaied the title Of She worlds cham.
plon" from his osd enemy. Clay Nc
0onagii,, u Carlsbad. n. NJ. IN the
closing hours OF the three days rOp
lng contest between these two punch
ere. a. the san antonio baseball park
The following & their timer
MoGonaEills total time (2s ateersl
.2ifg IS.
CAROLS total time (ss stoora),
1858 is.
Carroll won ehamplonship b.
2bl 20.
McGonaeiils average (2e steersl
t0 IS.
CAROLS average cas- steersl,
40 SO.
CAROLS advantage. l.i9 Ss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

timber. coal, mineral and eraung
lands are intended TO apply 10 and Ia.
cludo all land grants and the agrl.
cultural. timber, coal mineral and
grazing lands on such grants shall bo
classified and assessed a. such BY
the proper oficer.
Live stock.
Stock horses, per head. $3.50.
Saddle horses, per head, SIS.
American horses. per head, $40
American mules. per head, $50.
Mexican mules, per head. tl6.
Stock cattle north OF the seth paral.
lei. per head. $40.
stock cattle south Of the a5th paral.
lei. per head, ~.
Cettle. other than range stock, por
head. tiB.
Common sheep. per head. ti.25
Graded sheep, per head. $50.
Common goats. per head, 81.
Improved Angora goats. per head.
Burros. per head. 2.
Swine, per head. $3.50.
Banks.
National and other banking stock
and surplus At sixty G60) per cent OF
10 value. and an real estate and I'm.
proyements. belonging TO such banks.
10 be assessed as other property IN
building where any portion Of rs CAPT.
tai stock IL Invested In such building.
Al other property on the same bas.
10 as properties above enumerated up.
on which values are axed.
Telegraph and Telephone Lines.
All telegraph lines carrying one
wirc per mile. $50.
Local telephone companies IN cities.
towns and villages. for each telephone
instrument. $40.
For long distance telephone CON.
panies. charging rates moro than atty
cents per message, carrying ono wire,
per mile, $50.
For each additional wire. per mile.
IS.
For long distance telephone com.
panles. charging rates more than iifty
cents per message. carrying one wire.
per mile. $50.
For each additional wire per mile.
IS.
A,.cr due elaboration and using the
Information obtainablo by the indi.
gidual members. by visiting the coun.
ties and otherwise. ana that furnish.
ed by the travelling auditor. and In
compliance with Section of Chapter
rs OF the laws OF 1903, she board here
by determines and Exes the yalua.
tioh OF ali property, both real and per.
sonal, In the counties OF the territory
OF New Mexico, and the same IL here
By axed for tho purpose of app0rtion.
mont the levy OF territorial taxes. for
each county as provided by Section 8
Chapter rs. laws OF 1903. for the year
1906. as follows.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
PRosPERoUs VEAR
FREELY PREDICTED

The recent snowfall has been gen.
eral throughout New Mexico aud Ari.
zona The Et0ckmon Of the two terri.
tories are enthusiastic about the 70.
dict that 4 viii be- the moss prosperous
suits foF the coming season and pre-.
Tor years.
From Albuquerque west 70 0allup
and on 20 WINSTON and williams. Ari.
coma. and from this eity east. ia the
mountains. and even on The southern
ranges. snow several inches deep still
covers the ground, The Thermometer
registers about rs 70 90 degrees above
zero. stock ls 10 the best Of shape.
and IN no ease have any reports been
received Of n suffering
The auow "a melting very slowly
and "a seeping Into the ground. thus
assuring an excellent crop for spring
feeding
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

H
Opinion Of Solicitor General.
The following opinion OF the soilci.
tor general, given 20 this board was
spread upon tho minutes. via,
Santa Re. N. NJ, Jan. ~. 1905.
Hon. J. 3. Duncan, President Torritor-
ial Board Of Equalization. Santa re.
New Mexico.
Sir; In the matter OF the failure
OF treasurers and ex-Oficio collectors
Of some OF the counties OF this ter
ritory 10 collect the taxes levied by
the county commissioners upon pat
ented and confirmed lands. TO which
your board called my attention yester.
day ! have 10 say. that when the as.
SCISSORS list such grants for taxation,
and the board Of county commission
ers loyies the taxes thereon, Il 10
made the duty Of the collectors to col
lect the taxes. and n the owners OF
the grants refuse 10 pay the taxes lev
led, where the tar IL over $500, and
becomes delinquent. then Il is tho
duty OF tho collector within ninety
900 days after such taxes become Dc.
linquent 90 prepare and publish Ia the
ofhcial newspaper Of tho county, or n
there be NO newspaper published Ia
the county. then 10 some territorial
newspaper. a list containing the
names Of the owners and a desoTip-
ton OF the grants upon which they
have refused to pay taxes, and the
amount OF taxes due.
Section IS page 81 of the session
laws Of 1903, points cut the mode OF
procedure 10 bo followed by the col.
leetor. II the collector refuses to per.
form his duty In this respect. the
county commissioners or some mem.
Der OF the board should call the mat.
ter 20 the attention Of the district at.
torney OF the district in which the
collector resides. Tho district attor-
ney on a showing made can proceed
against the collector BY mandamus
or other proceeding 20 compel the
collector TO perform his duty In the
premises. No collector Of public
moneys can offer any excuse for not
carrying out the law In tho matter
Of collecting taxes. and a failure on
his part TO do HIS duty might subject
him TO worse penalties than being
proceeded against by mandamua.
You will oblige this once BY call.
ing It's attention 10 any OFFICIAL neglect
OF tho character named, that II may be
taken up and placed In the hands OF
the district attorney for sariy action,
Yours very truly.
GEORGE w. PRlCHARD.
Solicitor General.
The travelling auditor Il hereby a..
rected TO furnish prlnted copies Of the
proceedings u this board 10 the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
COURT OF CLAIMS HEARS
a Dlo DAMAGE CASE

Special OFFICERS o. The United States
court Of claims ara IN VI Paso hearing
evidences IN the case Of Crazy, Packer
a Knott W. the United states for
b,2ss head o. aheep killed IN M Paso
In January, 1897, aifiicied with seAb.
They we're killed BY orders Of the
United States bureau q animal indus.
try. Tho sheep arrived from MEXICO
one sunday IN December. 1896, aud
were allowed 10 cross tho river By tho
deputy customs collector without 10.
apeetloa The next day tho United
states inspectors declared thal the
sheep had scab.es and ordered thom
hack to MeKlso, bat the Menican gov.
ernmont would not receive them. and
as result they we're Slaughtered a.
~ paso
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
HAckmEN DIFFERENT
At THE CAPITAL

CFrom Wednesday, Daily Citlxen.)
The hackmcn Of this city are 10 be-
given credit for one thing and that 10
that during the unpleasant weather of
the past ten days there has been 40
raise In hack fare. A. Albuquerque
and other cities IN the territory the
hackmen raised the fare 20 80 cents
New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

Thomas b Swami, formerly vita tha
Rio Grands a. assistant general pas.
sonSeF agent. IL hack IN Denver and
viii resume railroad work with The
Mo urande. Mr. gwann resigned sew.
eFal moa,ha ago On account OF m
health. Ne has hosn in jouiavllle.
Ky, and returns 70 Denver improved
In health.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

The executive committee OF She
Aichlson, Topeka a Santa W RAN.
road company held a meeting recently.
The session was . rrotfacted 0ne. but
no Information as % what tfansplrod
was given odt. President Ripley vas
NOT present, 20 far a. could he learned
40 further action concerning the forth
coming bond Issue vas taken.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

II 10 reported that Carrie Nation Is
coming 10 Santa W. 70 try reform upon
the legislature, II that fails, she will
use her Ratchet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21
uEoEGE W. PRlCHARD,

The travelling auditor Il hereby al.
rected TO furnish prinied copies Of the
proceedings ~ thls board 10 the
county commissioners. collectors and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-21

timber. coal, mineral and gramng
lands are intended TO apply 10 and IN.
cludo all land grants and The agri.
cultural. timber, coal mineral and
graalng lands on such grants shall be-
classified and assessed a. such BY
tho prOper officer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-07-14
WILTON

Several from this place attended
the Van Amburg Show at Corbin on
the 1st inst. see in the NEWS
that the same show is to exhibit in
Eour town on the 18th.
Born. to Frank Ward and wife on
the On. . pair OF fine twin boys.
Mr. Ward formerly lived at Peach
Orchard. but has been in this coal
fiei0 for number Of years. He mar
ried Knox county girl
James A Wilson. tson Of JnO VIII
son, formerly OF louisa. but now head
smith in the North Jellico Coal Cos.
shop here.) is attending TeIegraphy
school in Cincinnati Jim is learn
ng fast and will graduate in few
months. He took his first lessons in
telegraphy from James Clancy. Of
this place.
Willie -Hosie" Vaughan and wife
are visiting Mr. yaughan's parents,
Sam Vaughan and wife. Of Peach
Orchard. Mrs. Ransom Tim Loyins
is with them.
James Daniels and Charley have re-
turned to their home at Peach Orch
ard.
Robert. the five old months old
baby Of J. B. Brown. who has been
very sick for some time and was not
expected to live. is improving under
the faithful attention Of Dr. A Jenk-
ms
Lutte Haws and wife are away on 8
trip to Big Sandy for Mrs. Haw's
health
Joe Allovay is weighing coal for
the company here during Mr.. Haws
absence
| VIII Wallace and wife have fins
girl baby. born since our last writing
10 the NEWS.
Wilton ball team has won and lost
some games since our last Letter. They
played Mountain Ash twice. wfirsi
game the score was IL to : in favol
Of Wilton Senoond game stood 10 Il
Is in favor OF Mountain Ash Wilton
team has won a game from CorbiI
team and one game from North JelIi
co team =
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-07-14
BRUTUS J. cLAY's LOSS.
His HsudsOme Country Home. Near iss
terIiiI, Destroyed.

Paris. Ky, April 2E-The handsome
country home Of Brutus J. Clay. near
AusterlitE, was destroyed by fire. to-
gether with its contents during Mr.
Clay's absence. Mr.. Clay lost large
sum Of money he had in a wardrobe II
the residence and all his personal eff
fects The servants we're SO excited
that they made no effort 10 save the
property. Loss $4,000. with only 81
go Insurance.
Moral: Deposit your money in THE
LOUISA NATIONAL BANK in s.ead
Of in wardrobes, trunks, stockings. or
any other place
Remember the place-the New
Bank" in the Hackworth building.
coraer OF Main and Main Cross streets
Louisa. Ky. Best safe and vault. fire
and burglar proof. fire and burglar
insurance. bonded officers and EN-
plOyees. government supervision.
N G. WATSON. President
NJ F. coNLEY. Cashier.
J. F. HACKwoRTH,
L. II. YORK.
II. L. VINS0N.
AUGUSTUS SNYDER.
F. II. YATES.
Directors.