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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
CARRIE GAIT ARGUES RIGHT
BACK AT GROVER CLEVELAND

few OF the respectable element live.
lie forgot 10 mention also that ia the
gubornatoriai election last year fur.
thor frauds weic committed IN this
district, aud that this time not one
single woman was implicated.
Effect Upon Women.
Mr.. Cleveland fears the effect OF
suffrage upon w4mcn. A woman
whose name Is withhold has declared
that the Ideals % the women % Colo
RADIO have been lowered. the dolicacy
OF their perception Of Eht and wrong
has been dulled and that their woman.
hood has suffered Yet every Cover.
nor. since Colorado became a state.
and hundreds OF prominent citizens OF
Colorado have testified that among
many good results of woman suffrage.
me most valuable has been the gain
in self reliance. strength of character,
higher ideals and general Information,
which has come io women of the state
under the influence OF the suhfare.
The people Of that state. after ten
years uf woman outrage. obtained by
a statutory aud referendum act, voted
u into the constitution by five times
the majority which first granted go
No movement Ia Wyoming. Colorado.
Utah or Idaho has been made TO dis.
franchise the woman.
The ENpedienoy Of Woman Suffrage.
Woman euffraglsts do not desire
woman cufranchlsod because Il o. OF
necessity an expedient step. They
may believe that women VIII help 90
purify politics. but they DO not aud
would not ask their euiranchlsemont
fnr these reasons. They ask &C because
the rlght OF representation Is the just
right OF every adult citizen, and even
though tho votes OF the Thoughtful
and conscientious would almost GER
anly be largely outwolghed by those
NJ the disreputahle. the ignorant, the
thoughtless the proiudlced and the
coorced' the suffraRists wouie stun
boll,ve IN the eufrachisemont of
women. They would recognize this
condition a. merely temporary.
We may lament thC political cundt
lions. but cvolutlonists viii not be-
blind TO the fact that political cor
ruptIon Is the symptom Of growing
palms OF great race.
Evolution vii not cease while there
are large classes OF men who are ir.
no ant. unwise and dishonest. who
have low Ideals and no public spirit
Il "a the obligation Of evolution Oh
M all such classes In 10 moral char
acjer and intelligent purpose. Dem
ocracy Is a great factor In this deyc.
opment By ana by manly character
Will no longer tolerate political cor
ruptiOn.
Neither VIII evolution be satisfied
while there Is a large class OF igno.
ant coerced, unthlnklng women.
They, too. must DEE developed into sell
reliance and independent character
We shall never have great honest
strong. courageous men until We shall
have strong and courageous mother
Democracy will train these women n
Co strength and courage quite as su.
cessfully asst u today training men
In such freedom there Ia nothing
| fear. Tor the Divine hand will still con
troll the evolution OF society.
CARRIE CHAPMAN GAIT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

were s.sis, an Increase OF t7.ft. The
srosa earnings Tor the year we're s6S,.
S1b.SJI; tho income from other sour.
ces fSi3.gO2 and the total income
tbe.is0,T39. Rentals aud other charges
amounted 10 9f7.s3h. s33, and fixed
charges, Including accrued interest on
the adjustment bond S9.6lf.biO, leav.
ing n net income of eii,7f2,3lG, EQUIV.
alent TO per cent on the preferred
stock and b,92 per cent on the common
stock outstanding.
Dividends we're paid as followa.
Preferred stock. s5,70s.69O; common
stock. tf.07S 800 Including the $50.
10000 Of convertible hoods, OF which
the greater portion we're not TO be
used before september 30. the funded
debt, July lat. was. without counting
bonds In the treasury, $685.. ESQ 500.
The actual interest charged Tor the
year ending June 80 will amount 10
Sl0,bse,95S The mileage owned July
by the system companies was
s.t8i.T2. The average freight train
revenue for a freight train mile was
t2S2, against f2.i5 last year. or 255
per cent. The average passenger train
revenue for n passenger train mile
was sil2. as against sii5 last year,
or 2.6i per cent.
Tons OF revenue fire.. INT carried ono
mile increased tf7.s2O. 43g. or i.0e per
cent While the freight car mlicEEe
decreased e,65G.0s0 or 2.0t per cent.
aud the freight train mileage dccroas.
cd 5li,Ti0 milcs, or 3.29 per cent The
number OF assengors carried one mile
increased S5.3s000S. or o per cent.
The passenger car mileage Increased
1861 miles. or Sal per cent. and
the passenger train mileage Increased
l,0iSs,6s6 miles, OF 7.62 per cent. The
cash on hand June 30 was Sa.bS0Osf.
aud the securities ESTIMATED cash
value), S29id026, a total Of Si2.527..
no.
Tho grain crops uf the year were
smaller than usual but there was a
light increase IN the cotton movement
and considerable Increase In lumber.
There WAS also an increase Ia the pas.
senger business. largely Of local
character, which was gratifying. ~
showing an increase ia the density
OF population along the lines as well
a. condition OF general prosperity.
By reason Of Interruptions. due to
floods. the through business. both pas
sengcr and freight. suffered severely.
but In the case Of the passenger busl.
ness. the loss was more than made up
by the local movement
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

dolusiou,' 10 ls simple logic. and 10
runcedc the right % suffrage to
women ~ not chiyalry, IT ~ SIMPLE
JUSTICE.
Results % Woman Suffrage.
Nh Cleveland finds support for bis
position Ia che results OF woman suf-
frase although no. rccltes but twO I'M
stances ga prove his point Ia Utah,
whore w0me vote, the legislature
elected man who was uusoated by
the United states senate, and il has
now elected another whose claim to
a seat there is sim on trial This
ne holds as ona important proof why
woman suffrage 10 practice IL a fall
ure. Surely. the suffrage cannot DO
expected to revolutiomize teligioup
Views. nor upset established custom.
Tho Norman man and woman Will
naturally view the affairs OF the world
from TIE Mormon point OF View
Mr. Cleveland also calls attention 20
The frauds OF Colorado. which com.
pelled a member OF the house % rep
resentatlvos TO resign his position two
years ago. He says that this Is repre-
sentative made the statement that OF
The persons implicated very few were
women. mot more than IN 40 at the
outside" This Mr. cleveland holds 20
be "a damaging statement He fOrgcts
TO mention thar the frauds we're com
miited Ia the red HIGHT dlstrls " the
city 81 Denver, whore comparatively
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
SPORTING.
...BREEITIES

The Minnesota eleven has been
strengthened by the return OF Oech
and sanb9rn. two OF the heavy men
~ last years team. Ouch won his
M at tackle last year Sanborn Ia
a guard, he weighs $50 pounds and Is
9 feet 4 inches tall
Joe Corbctt the pitcher. Is talking
OF returning 10 the game He threat
ems 10 sue Manager HanlOn aud the
national commission. which ruled that
he must respect his contract with
brooklyn.
Billy Clymef IL under inspection by
several major league club owners, who
have realized that the Columbus man
IL one of the succossful handlers OF
base hall talent. Clvmer knows
Promising player when he secs one
and he has faculty Of developing
new material that puts him IN a class
almost by himself
Amos Rusio, WHO once drew $4,000
a season for pitching for New York. IA
getting fi.50 a day working In a lum.
Dor yard at Vincennos. Ind. His throw.
Ing arm has lost rs strength. lie
says he can throw one ball aud then
his arm feels as though Il we're par.
alyxed.
u pennant were given FOR exhibit
ton games the Cincinnati Reds would
In all probability carry off the hunt.
Ing.
There we're too many letters IN
hoclakcttcr's name 10 suit St. Louis
fans aud so they shortened II 70
"Holey."
That's an Inspiring race for National
League batting honors between CO
seymour. Cincinnati, and Hans Wag.
ner Pitttsburg, a. the last tabula.
lion seymour was leading Wagner by
j point, his average being .37i. In
SOC times az hat Seymour has laced
out iS7 safe hits
Practice at Northwestern has been
very unsatisfactory thus far The line
lacks strength and the hacks are slow.
James, tho much tbutod guard. could
not make good. Coach Mccormack IL
discouraged
VIM. NJ Armstrong, 1907. Oakmont.
Pa, has been elected track captain for
the coming year az Princeton.
Effort u being made tu bring Mar.
Win Hart and George Gardner together
In a bout Tor heavyweight honors
Mlthin an hours ride OF Louisville,
Hart and Gardner have fought twice.
Gardner won the first battle In i2
rounds and the second was a draw al.
ter rs rounds OF hard fighting.
Enterprising but interruptions PEG.
pie have gotten out a set OF fake pic.
lures o. the Biltt.Nelson 20. II Il
probable the Brltts will ask for an In.
turetlon TO prevent the fraud from be.
ing perDetrated upon the transporting
public
Jack Mccormick. former heavy.
weight puglllst, has quit the ring. and
10 presiding over a damp emporium IN
Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

territory New Mexico. County OF
Bernall In the District Court.
Jacob G. H.menderfor.

Territory New Mexico County OF
Bernali In the District Court.
Jacob G. i.menderfor.
yR No 1854.
leon DonH.'t, minor. Daniel Alton
guardian NJ said Leon bennett, aud
an unknown claimants. OF interest.
In the poverty described herein, ad.
verse g. alaintlff.
To the Above named defendants, aud
10 AL w01m Il may concern
This ~ 1 give notice that the above
named sui now pending 10 the Dis
r.ct Com in and for tho County ~
Hernailllo In and by which suit, the
H'ulntiff socks 10 establish his title 20
be- southelst quarter Of section No.
OF ToN 0ship . ~ az Range y NJ
'1e New Mexico principal meridian.
1ntaining one hundred and sixty
'G0) acre against the claims Of said
afedants. and that unless you enter
lu appeh ance In said cause on or be.
core the 10Th day Of October, 1905.
udgment by default will be rendered
1ellnst you and the plaintiff viii be
cnr'led tp The relief asked for In the
courlaint flled IN said cause.
w. r. DAME
Clerk OF said Court
Va d. BRYAN. Albuquerque,
Ne Vexlco. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

Frank A. Hinkey. the greatest end
VINO ever made a tackle, Will be one OF
the main coaches on the Yale foot ball
team this year. With Foster Sanford,
Burr Chamberlain, Ralph Bloomer and
JACK Owsley to drill the men, Yale
should have one OF the best drilled
and sorappiest elovcns IN the country.
Foot ball Is the great loveler. on
the Harvard scrub team Russian
and a Japanese play side by side. Tho
Russian Is a sturdy end and the jap
tlee' tackle. ~
Chicago bowlers are trying 10 ar.
range for an interclty match with New
York experts.
Billy Delaney's claim that he has a
successor TO Jeffrles Is receiving more
consideration since kaufman defeated
Harry Foley In Frisco the other night.
Kaufman weighed IN az 1874 pounds,
aud Foley nj rs The fight was TO
be 20 rounds After one minute and
twenty-five seconds kaufman sent a
short right hook Ia, and Foley sank 20
the floor as II hit hy a hammer lie
tried 10 riHo al the count Of seven,
but fell hack helpless.
Noodle" Hahn. cut adIlft hy Gin.
cinnati, may be taken back by Chlcago
70 replace Jake Wolmcr. the big ioft-
handler. who has been traded 10 Gin.
cinnatl
Corrlgan " said 10 he responsible
for the sheriff swo0plng down on the
racing attempt near Chicago The
races were 10 be- on COndon's track,
and as CGrrigan and Condor have
been fighting for supremacy In the
western turf world CorriRau decided
10 set the offiCers Of the law on his
hated rival, Between these two squad
bling horsemen the racing game has
been practically killed In the west
Otto r. steifol the 81, Louis brewer,
mas sold his racing stable, and will
quit The game Stefel came into ma
tIonal prominence by the victory Of
his celebrated racer, Colonial Girl. In
the Worlds Fair $4,000 handicap.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
NEW COUPLER WILL Dc
TRIED IN TOPEKA YARDS.

According 10 the Toneka Journal. J.
II. Hurley general MANAGER OF the
Santa 70, has arranged 10 have sam.
Piles made OF a new coupler Which has
been invented by Charles n. Botkin OF
Usage city, Kansas, Letters patent
have been granted Mr. ROtkln on the
coupler hy the United Statcs aud Can.
ada. II ~ expected that the coupler
VIII prove great success. n a
simple In all respects and ls not bur
tenod With the many aud dangerous
complications found on similar dc.
vices.
II Is the intention Of Mr.. Harley.
after the sample coupiors have been
made. 20 put them on seine OF the
engines used In the Topeka yards. and
thereby give them the most severe
test that can be imagined. In yard
work the new coupler will come "a
contact with all sorts OF couplers and
ita efficiency under all conditions Mil
be- tested thoroughly.
II these tests are successful. and
Mr.. Hurley and tho officers OF tho
mechanical department Of the santa
Pc. a. well as Inventor Botkln. are
sangulne that they will be. the coupler
will be adopted Immediately by rhe
santa Ne, Mr. Borkin. the patontee.
~ not stranger 10 Topeka lie
worked IN the SantP Re shops here
until five years ago. when be went 20
Usage City lie has been working on
the coupler for long time and q was
only a few days ago he received the
patents ON it. II il Is success, aud
there is no reason % believe that Il
will not be-. Mr. BOtkln will make a
blk fortune as al the railroads In the
country are on the lookout for a sim
pie coupler that will do the required
wort
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07

There surely Is but one "ssne and
wholesome" explanation OF the variety
Of apberea held by women, and that 10
the explanation which science nas
given us. that the human race has
evolved out nf barbarian by slow and
natural steps into Cos present ciyillEa-
ton. and that 10 will continue 10
evolve into "a civilization Of the fu-
ture AZ supcrio. 90 that which We
know today az ours Is upeflQr To that
Of primitive society.
The Ballot An Inherent Right.
Few woman sufiragists have ever
claimed the ballot for women as an
inhe. ont right They claim il as an
act OF Justice. not concession OF
chivalry. The ballot was first given
10 men upon the principle that TAX.
alton without representation Ia ty-
ranny."
After a TIME men began 10 under
stand that there was something more
important In government than prop
erty. and that was the man himself
who stood behind the property. and
80 they APPLIED TO American politics
the principle that governments derive
their just powers from the consent OF
the governed
Women are taxed and women are
governed, and FOR these reagonH and
for no other DO woman suffragists ask
the ballot. This Is no sentimental
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
a YOUNG WOMAN
SHOOTS HERsELE.


Miss Eutima Eyel, daughter Of An
dres Eycl who lives west Of Roy, In
Mora county, in what II known a.
Montoya Pocket, shot herself Through
the heart last Thursday morning with
a il.caliner Colts revolver. Death
Was instantaneous. The deceased was
81 years OF age.
Circumstances surrounding the ar
fair. says VI Hlspano Americana. give
rise 20 n strong theory OF suicide. Ac.
cordlng 90 the statement Of her broth.
ef.inlaw. samuel Noranjo. who was
nearby when the tragedy occurred
the girl had taken possession ~ his
revolver, which mad been lying empty
under bed for several days. She
loaded q with cartridges which she
found IN the pockets OF pair OF M.
ranio's trousers which were hanging
IN the bed room, and then either de-
liherately 0f accidentally shot her
SELF probably the former. Her three
sisters and a small brother were IN
the room at the time, but they we've
not aware ~ what she was dCing un-
go the hot was fred.
Her brother had noticed that she
had been unusually quiet and moroso
Tor several days previous to the shoot.
ing but says be was unaware that she
had any trouble which would cause
her tO commit suicide
The coroner visited the scene OF
the tragedy Friday morning and de.
cided that an Inquest would be unnec.
DshurV
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
TWO MILLION
MARK Is PASSED
EXPOSITION ATTENDANCE SET.
TER NOW THAN EVER BEFORE
FAIR CLOSES OCTOBER t4TH.
AND CLOSING WEEK WILL BE
SUGGEST.

Portland. Ore. oct. with the
two million mark passed, and pros
poets excellent for rolling up another
halt million before the gates are clos
ed for the last time on the night OF
October A. the Lewis ard Clark E1-
position Is an assured financial sue
cess. The remarkable attendance
demonstrates also that the fair has
pleased the people. and that Is anoth'
er source of qualification. II Is eyid'
ent that the enormous attendance
could not have been rolled up unless
the fair had received frequent testi'
monials from early visitors.
Il Is evident now that the fair will
be, in point OF attendance and In ey'
cry other respect. the most successful
exposition over held. Comparisons
with the records made at the Trans
Mississippi Exposition at Omaha. an
exposition OF about the same magni.
tude az that nov drawing 10 a close,
and which has been generally oOncod-
cd 20 have been the most succeHsful
OF an fairs, show that the exposition
will Guido the showing made by the
eastern enterprise. This Is consider
cd more remarkable when the state
mnnt ~ made that Omaha had a pop
uatiun OF 40 000 600 within q days
journey. while there reside within a
similar radius OF Portland not more
than 100000 souls.
The stock show. which opened on
September no for a period Of ten days,
proved the GROWING feature OF The
fair II was a notable SUCCESS. being
by Tar the bgeoa, show Of the kind
ever held ln the west, and by FAR tho
best attended During The time o.
was running, the attenhance AZ tho
fair showed a daily Increase over the
average of about 5OO0, and the week
ending September -, was the largest
in point OF Attendance OF any during
the fair period. The past week, with
the stock show as an attraction dur
Ing the first five days, and Portland
day on Saturday, promises TO be stu
bigger. and probably will show a total
OF 200 600 admissions for the seven
days On SUNDAY. September "a, the
sunday attendance record was batter
Cd by several thousand when the
turnstlles registered l7.i6S admis'
sions
In spite Of the fact that tNere are
Af"AN NNNNNN AN ANANANNN INV ANMu ~
any time since the fair opened. there
has been no complaint on account Of
lack Of hotel accommodations OF due
90 exorbltaut charges by landlords
This happy state of affairs, 4 Is Ger
tain, vii continue right up % the
close % the fair because there 10
room IN Portland for great many
more people than reasonably can be
expected IN addition the weather
cont lnues 20 be- an that could be do.
sired
The Lewis and Clark Poultry Show,
the dates for which are October 10
~ Inclusive. promises 20 be an Cxhib-
ition NJ high quality. and one OF gen.
eral Interest Western fanciers have
shown themselves to be heartily Ia
favor OF the show. and have entered
their choicest birds. while from the
east arc a Number OF entries OF unus4
ual lnteTe1.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

Notice Il hereby given that on April
rs. 1905. the secretary OF the Interior
restored TO settlement the public
lands IN the following described
townships which were temporarily
Withdrawn pending the procurement
OF an executive order by the secretary
of war permanently reservlng them
for military purposes. and that tho
said public lands so restored % set.
clement on April rs. 1908. will become
subject 10 entry filing selection at the
United States land Office at Santa Re,
New Mexico. on August "a. 1905, viz;
Townships o 10 and l. North, Ranges
3 and East, a. NJ. Mer.
w. A. RICHARDS,
Commissioner General Land ono.
Approved May s. 1905
T.. A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
THINKS BILL WILL
BE EMAscuLATEp,

In a series OF open letters % 40
warde A. Moselev, secretary OF the
interttate commerce commission, for
mer Senator w. II. Chandler OF New
Hampshire defines bis attitude 20
ward the EaCh.TownseRd rate regula'
ton bill, 10 come before congress az
les next session and calls 20 the az.
tention OF the commission some OF the
dangers that bode' the attempts "a
pass this bill, as tde~ appear 10 him,
Mr. Chandler lays r. n stress on the
attitude OF the railroad companies
and says the methods OF defeatlng the
measure 10 be put forward next win
ter will be by DANCE Gus amendments
or additions 10 the Esch-Townsend
bin under the gulse u friendly I'm
pr0vemonts, but really as railroad
tricks"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
SOME WONDERS OF
STRANGE ANT LAND

Ants are the athletes OF the Insect
world, easily carrying ten times their
own weight. The ediiloes they rear
by conjolnt labor render the pyramids
ridiculous; Tor the common wood ant
(formica ruinl will build structures as
large AZ a hay cock. all OF mere frag-
menls, II others are satisfied with
smaller domiolles, II Is because their
needs are sufficed; but all alike dwell
amid their underground galleries and
halls with the order and activity OF a
busy. well governed city No non
sense Is talked In ant land about
everybody being az good and great as
anybody else, says the 81. Louis Globe
Democrat. They nurse with Infinite
devotion the ant babies when they ap.
pear. putting them In the warm upper
galleries by day, and at night tuck
Ing them up In the snuggest lower
chambers. They bring home stores OF
food 10 the ant city, Tor those are
wrong who say that the little creatures
do not lay up winter provisions
Sometimes whole colonies move 20
new quarters Before long the emf.
grants will make the best OF their new
location, by constructing passages,
chambers, plllared halls. royal apart.
ments and nurseries out of the earth
provided and settling down 90 the du.
ties OF an ant town. A little dab Of
honey laid outside the colony. on the
uncovered part OF the tray, supplies
them with food, which they come TO
fetch, emerging al galcways made at
The edge OF the glass cover. Thus
recommences the regular existence OF
the tribe. which may grow 40 number
a quarter or half million iulivld.
uals.
When the observer quietly draws
aside tho upper "a. which cnncenls
the glass top, there lies disclosed the
daily existence OF the tiny creatures.
furnishing evidences Of gifts utterly
astounding, and hardly 10 Doe disposed
of by calling q instinct
in one city thus suddenly revealed
70 view ylil be seen the queen mother
-of truly royal stature compared with
her children and suhiects-reCllnlng
In her throne room Ants come and 20
through the apartment laying down
small white pupae-the Infants OF the
state-and carrying them of again
when her majesty has inspected.
touched. perhaps led them The ants.
in'waitlug. u We may 50 style them
do not turn their backs upon the SOW.
ereign; their heads are 10 toe direc
ton OF "the presence"
In another city, whose squares and
streets are next unveiled. a different
species live They are. perhaps the
pale colored ants who capture and
train slaves. and II so. one may watch
the luxurious masters. fed and attend
ed by dark seryltors. who sourry hlth.
er and thither. intent upon their du.
Ties, yislbly performing an kinds Of
work for the idle fighting ants. And
slowly wandering az and down the
same streets and squares viii be- oh.
served small wood lice, quite blind.
but domicllod and maintained by the
community. the functions Of which ap.
pears 10 he Keeping the city clean,
for they will be seen feeling about for
every scrap of dirt and removing it,
the housomalds Of this ant people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-07
ApMlNlsrRAroR,s NorloE.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersirned, administrator Of the estate
Of Mary Il. Gilmore. deceased, has
filed HIS final report IA the Probate
Court Of Bernallllo county Territory
Of New Mexico. aud asked that his
sa 4 report ho approved and he dis
charged as such administrator.
That the Judge of said court hRI
fixed Monday, September 18th. A. ID.
1905, at which time any objections 90
the approval Of said report and the
granting Of said discharge will be
heard.
N. r. STAMM,
Administrator OF Estate OF Mary Il
Gilmore, deceased.