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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
NEW MEXICO MEN
WITHDRAW FioHT

Yesterday o telegram from Wash.
lngton 90 Felix Martinez. OF the ~
paso Valley water Users association.
conveyed the information that the rep
rosentntiyes OF the Mesiila Valley Wa
tor Users' association had withdrawn
their opposition 10 the Smith bill and
would not further oppose It's passage,
says the Ei paso Times
u will be remembered that several
days age r. l.. Young and II. y Holt
both OF Las Cruces. started for Wash
lngton with the announced igtentlOn
OF offering a substitute bin To- Cun-
gross. which would not contain Ger.
tain discrimination which they
seemed 10 see IN &C. Mr.. Holt an.
nounced before leaving that n they
could not get their substitute bin az.
cepted they would Try 10 have certain
clausea stricken cat ald an amend
ment added. lie also admitted that II
they found that their suggestions
would not be- accepted they would nee.
ossarily cease 10 oppose the bill, nj.
though he expressed himself as beiiev
tug that the discrimination In the bill
OF which he complained would become
evident when She bin went into eject
The fact that the Now Mexiou dew
cation haA Withdrawn lts opposition D.
taken 10 mean that they could secur,
no supuort for their contentious.
Several days ago II was mentioned
IN this paper thai petition was be
ing prepared 10 be sent 20 Washing
ton 10 asi; that the New Mexico dele
gallon be not allowed to influence th'
passing of the hlll. Alter this petition
had received a large number OF sigma
tures II was telegraphod 10 Washing
ton "Wednesday afternoon With th'
distinct understanding that II was NO
TO be used except as O last resort &
secure the passage OF the bin az
now stands. 30 intimation has bee
received as yet which would SHOT
whether the petition WAS presented O
not
There WAS n hope expressed yestel
day hy several that tho BIN be vote
+ on IN the senate without delay, but !
: the absence OF kilograms saying tina
such n vote was taken II IL suppose
4 was not called up. However IN
p friends OF the measure are determine
}, 10 get Il passed this session, n posa
y BILE. which would greatly advance ih
2 work OF the reclamation aervic
should Il be done.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

esi loss Tor January Of any recent
year. and the total liabilities Tor the
entire twelve months wore far below
any year since 1881. when the nation
Was smaller and the mortality natuf'
ally lower
During January IN ali manuiactur
ing occupations, only $50 suspensions
occurred. with liabilities of tt.67s.6o2,
ngninst "a failure last year, when
the amount involved was Sg.0siH3hi
trading defaults numbered g3a. With
liabilities VI ss.e75.GiO. compared with
1913 a year ago. involving ts,22l,93fi
other commercial failures we're "a for
sfGa $40. against % last year for
81 .53i geo. an aggregate Ug i222 fail.
ures and giO.fi7.2O5 liabilities, az
compared with 900 in the CORE.
spending month nf 1904. when De-.
faultod Indebtedness rose 10 s,iSa..
67g.
While u ia extremely gratifying 10
end that iBUb has started with a de-.
crease Of $4,000. 900 In amount Of y.
hilltics, MS compared with the previous
year. Il " stlll more cheering 10 carry
the comparison much further back
only one other January IN the past
decade made a decidedly better show.
ing. 1898. while 1909 was slightly bet.
ter. but every other year back 20 1898
recorded much heavier mortality
Trade results IN che second half OF
the year may be adversely affected by
poor crops The othvr elements OF an
certainty are unusual speculative ac
tlvity and imitation of prices
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
THE BRIsE.olvER.

The brihe-glver Is as much OF a
scoundrel AZ the briho.taker. and ln
the eyes OF the people a greater erin.
lnal les the community The Citizen is
willing 10 be called a blackmaller,
when. In the line OF 90 duty as a news.
paper u calls attention to scheme
10 rob the people of a valuable fran
chise and to fasien upon them FOR
several years cxorbliant and unjust
water rates. The bomb thrown into
the offico OF tho Morning Journal,
owned by The Water supply company
brought forth upon the editors and
publishers 81 The Citizen the expect
cd vituperntiOn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
CHARACTER HINTS.

An eminent authority recently gave
vent TO some very interesting pointers
on what to do and how 70 do H.
Among other things he had the fol-
lowing TO say;
when you so out ~ doors, draw the
chin In and carry the crown Of the
head high. ana 1871 the lungs TO the
utmost: drink Ia The sunshine; greet
your friends with a smile, and put
your soul into every hand clasp.
DO not fear 10 be misunderstood,
and oever waste minute talking
about your enemies. Try 10 tx firmly
Ia your mind what you would like "a
do. and then without violence OF direc
tion you will move straight TO the
goal.
Keen your mind on the great and
splendid things you would like TO do
ana then as the days go gliding by
YOU will hud yourself unconsciousli
SELLING upon the opportunities ina
are required for the fulflmeni Of you
desire. just az The coral Insect take
from the running tide the elements !
needs,
Picture in your mind the able. ear
nest. useful person you desire 20 pe
and the thought you hold Il houril
Transforming you into that pariieula
| individual.
Thought Is supreme Preserve
right mental attitude OF courage
franknoss and good cheer To thin
/ rightly Is 90 create All things com
through desire. and every SINGER
| nraveF Ia answered We become liz
that on which our hearts are liked
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
rHe reRMs OF PEACE.

Here are the Japanese demands IN
the event Of Rusrias agreeing 70 dis.
cuss terms OF peace:
The session the Island OF Sag.
hahen for a military oaao.
The demolition Of the forts az
Vladivostok and the opening OF that
port 10 the commerce of the world.
Japanese proteciorato Tor Corea
An assignment TO japan OF Russia's
lease on Port Arthur.
Possession OF the railroad from
Port Arthur to Hardin with a strip OF
land. one vorst wide on each side OF
the line
Cash ldemniiy equivalent 90 the
cost OF war since the last ovorturca
OF peace. three months ago.
Terms Russia " said TO DO willing
to accept.
Recognition of Chinese sovereignty
over Manchuria, the Lioa Tung Pen
insulhr and Port Arthur.
Pormissiou Tor China TO lease these
territories TO Japan for nlnoty.nins
years.
Retention by Russia Of Saghalien
and Vlsdiyostok.
RUsslas evacuation Of Manchurla
No war ldomalty debts 10 be paid.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

a. Burnus Ayros The expedition was
in trouble la October 1903. owing 70
tho refusal OF two natusalists In the
party 10 proceed further. Dr. Charcot
had 70 telegraph 10 Paris for two 9th.
era to take the place OF the mutineers
before proceeding on hie voyage. In
due time he sailed from Buenos Ayros
for the base of his exploration, and Ia
April. 1904, the last news rcconnting
ahiayorabie experiences Ia The stormy
weather OF early winter peculiar to
the Cape Horn region vas received
from him. An expedition u being out.
nlted to search Tor MIN, although the
Argentine sunboat Uruguay, which
rescued the swedish expedition on
November ~. 1903 from Paulut Island.
wnCrc its members had sought refuge
after losing thOir sbip. the steam
whalor Antartlc. subsequently search
ga IN vain for any trace OF Chafcot
aud his companions.
or the four exploration parties
which sailed into the Antarctic In 1899
only two accomplished anything Of
scientific value namely the German
expedition u the steamer Gauss and
the English expedition w the oxplur.
ms steamer Discovery The former
discovered some new land and gather.
ed much scientific material. which
will take years Of study "a develop
the haai results but The Discovery
achieved greater results than all of
the other expeditions combined. gain.
ing much fresh geographical informa.
ton. correcting many errors In the
charts OF previous explorers, and gath.
orlng vast volume of magnetic and
meteorological data. which was the
chief object Of all Of these oxpedi'
tluuN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
THE LlhEL LAW.

The Infamous libel law, just passed
by both houses OF the legislature.
without Investigation, consideration az
debate. Ia practically the same az the
atr0clous law which brought discrcdit
on New Mexico from 1859 10 1888 II
was passed here In the first Cleveland
administration, and even thon Gov.
ornor Ross who vas an honest man,
vetoed g. and Il had 10 be passed over
hia veto (ianuary 30. 1881.
n was recognized Immediately as
an attempt 10 mJzzle the press and
prevent any public donunciatlon OF
corruption In ofllco. Governor Prince
succeeded Governor Ross. and the Of
ficiais then were of character that
feared no criticism. and so the act was
absolutely repealed. and the repeal bin
approved by the governor February y
1902
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
coat OIL INSPECTOR.

The coal Oh inspector law was frat
passed In this territory by q domo-
cratic administration. aud was repeal
cd by a republican Legislature.
Il was denounced by the people aud
the politicians were forced 60 get rid
rc.cnactmcnt was not az The demand
OF the people. but by order of Gov.
Otoro. who wished 10 create the office
Tor one of his lioutUnanis and 10 pro.
Vide funds for his kitchen cabinet. Il
~ a measure that will cause The fe-
publican party a lot Of trouble during
the coming two years. The 5000
salary OF the Inspector will be paid by
the poor people az this territory ami il
sa a burdensome tax to support one
man IN luxury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

NJ. y. Valentine, alias virginia
Jim" this week made a shipment Of
Angora goats. horses, ponies and bur
ros TO Virginia, says the Hillsboro 40
vocate. Among the E1nts were hfiy
animals bred from Kingston Lad
whose M0hair sold for 81 per pound
the fleece netting HIS owner 500
there we're also $50 other high grades
Altogether he shipped over 500 goats
Virginia Jim" will Introduce the bur
no IN the coal mines OF his state e
take the place OF mules now generally
employed In the mines. II the burr'
proves success In the mines a new
and extensive market for the meel
and patient ass will eventually b
created and ere long the state OF VIZ
glnIa will resound with the musica
song Of that noble beast,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
A MALICIOUS EALsEHooo.

The charge made by the Journal
that The Citizen tried 10 oXtort money
from the Water company or any
one else, IL false. No one hay.
ing authority from TIE Citizen
ever had any conversation with any
one connected with the Water com
pany concerning the proposed exten
sion OF franchise. The Information
WAS published that a move was coins
io De made TO extend the franchise
and this paper published Il d a matter
OF news and OF interest to the people
of the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
OLD PEOPLE NEARLY
FRoZE IN BLENDING STORM

a Mr.. LucAhart, who resides In the
mountain district. accompanied by HE
Nie. starred Saturday for Carlsbad,
With loaI Of wood, says the Argus
MI L.ockharf is ~ years old aud his
vii. is ~ When they left home the
weather Was clear and bright. but
they soon ucountered the SNOW storm
of last sa rday. and wandered from
the road . Finding themselves lost
they unlarnesse6 the horses, aud each
muuntir one started, hlindly, for a
place of nelter. finally getting to the
ranch u Miles stone. near Otis. MT
Iockhar vas blind and nearly frozen'
while wife could see little, bat
was aIH1H blind. II the old people
had nu. found shelter, they would
have boon frozen TO death IN a short
time. Il.y had to be lifted from their
horse aud carried to the house where
every auantion was given them. on
accoun. 10 their age, the adventure "A
liable rause them q severe Illness
II nuthHs worse results.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
Roswsll's New industry.

The Roswell Commercial club has
under consideration n proposition for
annery 10 be erected In time for
this years fiult season There Is only
one little matter IN the way, and hat
Is the necessity OF the people OF RIOS
we'll subscribing sisb0 toward the
stock OF The proposed enterprise,
which. AZ first was 10 have included a
creamery, bat since other parties have
offered 10 erect the creamery now GOV
ers only the fruit cannery. Tho Com
morclnl club has elected a new secre'
tary. ,. A. Graham. 10 succeed W Q.
Valentine Who resigned ON account OF
stress OF other business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY A co, Toledo o.
We. the undersigned, have known
T.. J.. Cheney Tor the last lfteen years,
and believe him perfectly honorable In
all business transactions and financial
~ able 10 carry cut any obligations
made by his arm.
WALDlN0, KINNAN a. MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally. acting directly upon toe blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Testimonials sent free, Price 20 cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists,
Take Halls Family pills for consti
patton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

John Jackson, the jolly porter al
the Shelly hotel. Roswell, whose voice
III one OF he first things visitors hear
upon arriving IN Roswell, Is laid up
with a hrlkon collar bone, and pohb
Harris T. liking his place az the hotel,
says the Registor. While attem 1t.ng
10 slide ike the small boys on the
strip of re near the Tannehill block
Sunday c,ening, he fell ON his elbow
and shoulder With the result that ne
bone undo his collar was broken. The
injury Wa very painful. II not danger.
OTIS, and John has the sympathy Of
many friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION,

Il Is feared that the French Antarc-
tic expedition in charge Of DR.. Jean
Charcot, which sailed IN the steamer
Francois In the fan OF 1903, has been
lost, as nothing has been heard from
Il since April last. when Il eneoun-
tered a terrible storm IN the south
Polar seas. Or. Charcot's original plan
was 20 ondeayor to reach the North
Pole; but four expediti0ns-English'
scottish. German and Swedish--hay'
Ing sailed Ia the latter part OF 1907
for the Antarctic. he changed his plans
aud decided to attack the South Pole
from Alexander | island, which y 10
Gated almost due south Oi Cape Horn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
THAT FRANcHIss.

The Citizen. having obtained knowi-
odgo OF a pending transaction, inyOlv-
Ing the sale OF the properties OF the
Albuquerque Water supply company,
presumed that an extension Of the
franchise would be- asked by one side
OF the other TO this transaction. ---
Journal
II no extension " the Albuquerque
Supply company franchise IL asked
for, The Citizen will stand convicted
OF publishing a sensational rumor II
a franchise extension is asked for a.
the meeting this evening or no any
near future meeting, the Journal Will
be- convicted OF malicious falscho0d.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

Sheriff w. 9. Kendall Of Hillsboro'
Sierra C.lnty, was at Alamogordo for
the purpose Of serving a warrant on
Jim Gould on a charge OF theft OF
horses avs the News. The horses
we're driven or taken from tie Hills-
borO vicinity some time ago and Sher.
lff Kendall has boon working ON the
case ever since with the result OF ~
charge ol theft Of horses being lodged
against Jim Gould. Gould worked or
lived az Hilsboro last year and was
under au Indictment for holding up
the store of the Lake Valley Mining
company al Hlllsboro and was out ON
a 81 300 b0nd. Oliver lee being one OF
the bondsmen. When Gould Was ar
rested Monday Mr. Lee withdrew
from IN, hond. While a deputy has
been working on this horse steallns
ease fof lme weeks yet Sheriff phil
lips located Gould and rode 1875 miles
70 bring LIN hack 10 Alamogordo and
here tuned him over 10 the Sierra
county shorlff Mr. Kendall left Mon
day nigt with his prisoner for Hilla
hoFo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
rAAr ALLEoep nLAckMAlL.

The Journal thinks ~ has a hold on
The Citizen because az one time sever.
al years ago the Water company paid
$3.50 for articles In this paper. The
business transaction mas never been
denied That company wanted GER
tain matter published Their repre-
sentative brought the articles and the
pay for the same. and the bin was
promptly feceipted and a bonus OF $40
was given 20 the Wnter com
panya representative for securing
the advertising AZ the time the
board health Of this city had
made an adverse report upon the
water furnished by the company.
claiming that Il was foul and injurious
60 health The Water company denied
and paid for the matter published In
lis defense IN The Citizen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

Attorney George p. Money, who was
defeated for congress last fall by Colo
mel w. n. Andrews. left Las Vegas for
Gulf Port, Miss, where he has formed
la law partnership with an old friend
OF his father, Senator II. y. Money
The young man care 10 New Mexico
eleven years ago as assistant United
States attorney.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
ITEMS or lnrERssr.

Moscow asylum authorities are ex-
perlmentlng on a hypnotic cure Tor al
c0hollsm.
81. Peters at Rome II In the FORM
III a cross G30 feet long and 900 rect
wide. ia height Is only two feet less
than lts width.
The church gets no grip when u
tries 90 graft
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
10 coRpoRArloN oRoAN.

The Albuquerque Journal Is always
80 fearful that the interests OF the
money sharks and uf some Alhuqucr.
que blood-thirsty corporations, for
whose interests e Is battling. may be
injured by Legislation by the present
assembly. that Il has MOI even time
10 examine into facts.-New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

On "Wednesday afternoon OF last
week are broke uut M the Central
school building az Ration and burned
out an OF the rooms on the south side
Of the structure The damage can be
repaired with an expenditure of $500,
hut the school children will have 20
take an enforced vacation OF consider
able length.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
Ss<SNsNSSSS$NA<<SS
v EDITORIAL NOTES. y
N%N - = - y - 49, y
y = y NNN 49, - y - y =

tFf0m sllufhays Daily Ciilzcnl
The theory that this 81 an arid 70
nion has received "a severe JOLT
Agricultural report shows there are
ID the United States i4,a20.bii swine,
valued al S2Si 100000
The Now Mexican Insists that tho
Boufnars figures regarding the terri.
torial printing are false lea every par.
ticuiar.
Sew Mexico has once chance out
ni q possible million 20 secure state.
hood some time during the present
century
The Citizen has always opposed
drastic legislation against the insur'
anco companies and thinks that the
creation Of The office oi Insurance
commissioner o. useless expense 90
those carrying lifo insurance policies
in this territory
Forty midahlpmen at Annapolis
have been called upon 10 roAian Tor
failing 20 come up io tho requirements
In their final examinations. Ihi8 a.
made necessary tO maintain The dia.
oiDIlnc and cniC.ency OF che world.
renowned academy.
The controversy over the cost " the
territorial printing FOR the past two
years can easily be settled by toe
publication oi the sums paid the pub
nc printer by he territorial treasurer
and verified by the bills In the pos
session of the territorial auditor The
Journal owes il to Itself to make good
its assertion that the printing has
cost $50. 0O0 during the past two years,
which the Sew Mexican denies
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25
ausINrss oUrlooK ooop.

When the insolvency returns are
very heavy w January, II usually IN
dictates aA uns0und condition, and
this h often followed hy other months
uf readjuatmont, whereas, a low rate
IN January generally PRAISES con
tinued absence OF heavy failures a. Ia
1893. That year recorded the small
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

Rev. Fa,her Keil. a Catholic priest
Of Bernal o. up the road, has gone TO
Bueyenos Union COUNTY, where he was
recently iationod, ana after remain
ing tnero Or a few days he VIII con
tlnue 90 Minnesota, being assigned Ia
a parish Do tat state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

Tho last words Of General Low wal.
laro we're characteristic Ui him. Clos.
lng his eyes in perfect resignation io
his fate. he exclaimed 4 am ready 10
meet ms Maker
IN the busy modern life. q is indeed
fortunate Individual who can die
clamly awaiting the end Yet those
words come more fitiinrly from sncn
man. for De was converted as q
Christian by the interest he took IN
his great literary production. which
haa been ono OF the largest read books
Ia the world. and which viii stand a
monument % the man. and flll a spot
In literature lien Hur."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

Miss Lula Jones who II teaching
in m paso. was at Cloudorott Ia the
interest of her homestead, which was
cont stod Mt AlamOgordo few weeks
since Another hearing will be held
al Alamo Marcn 9Th.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

or the S6i votes cast In Abilene
Kan. at the recent election, the can
wasting board threw oNt $50, OF 80 pei
cent, as defective.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-13
GREAT RETINUEs or HELP
Millonaires' Servants Are Themselves
Waited On, So Vast Is the
Household System.

So huge are the establishments
maintained by some Of the great
est millionaires Of to-day that in
some cases the very servants are
in their turn waited on by those Of
a lower grade.
The head servants in these pala-
tial homes live far better than
many a well-to-do citizen who
would think service of any kind a
degradation.
In some great households the
servants quarters are as we'll ar
ranged as those of the master and
mistress. Each of the head
servants has a separate room lux
uriously furnished. In at least
one instance, a housekeeper has
her own suite, including a bath.
room, fitted in marble, and with
silver plated fittings.
In establishments of this kind
there may be from 20 to 40 serv.
ants, of whom at least ten will be
concerned in the preparation OF
the simplest meal for the master
or mistress.
To the upper servants in such
places the bare notion of prepar-
ing their own meals, or doing any
of the domestic work attaching to
their own apartments, would be as
horrifying as the idea of carrying
up Goals was to the footman in
"Pickwick Papers"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-06-13
BRING YOUR HIDS
4o-47
isfactory

Poultry and eggs to City Meat
Market for highest cash prices.
We are also in the market for fat
cattle and hogs. Next door to
Midway Hotel. 323 Chix ave
w. H. Catterall, Prop.
Col. Jas. H. Duke, of Scooba,
Mississippi, accompanied by his
daughter and DR.. Lucas, of Kos
cinsko, Mississippi, were among
the visitors to Chickasha last Sat
urday. Col. Duke is member
of the Executive Committee of the
National Editorial Association.
They were all very favorably i'm
pressed with the Indian Territory,
and Chickasha in PARTICULARS
much so that DR.. Lucas will likely
return in the near future with the
intention Of locating Col, n;aiiA,
net some il his old friends here,
among whom were R, K, Wootter
and J. 7, AGst.