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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

the results which arc shown By the
latest atatlstlca There n no section
Of the country that has not received
e great impetus. commercially or In.
dustrinliy, and the influx of tourists
ana investors during the past year has
been such that there we're not suinc'
ient hotel accommodations for them,
and new and modern hotels viii be
built for the coming winter
The greatest proof 81 the develop
mont Of Cuba during the admlnistra.
tion Of President Palma can be found
In the study o. the last figures OF the
official report OF the Cuban treasury,
showing the results OF the conserya'
tiey, wise and progressive govern
mont which has ruled the island dur
Ing the last three years.
The total receipts for the year we're
sol. 75i .0s5.72 plus s5.0e9. ssfs6 bal
ance of the previous year. giving a
Grand total os Sos .9Sf.7t463, and 4
ga. 56f f07.f3 the years payments. be
deducted. q balance remains OF t2f,.
$40 .3O72o. the amount In the Cuban
treasury on July last. which. after snf.
fering some deductions for outstand
ing credits. left about t22 ,o00. 900 sur
plus.
Part OF this will be devoted to pub.
iic works aud part 10 serve az haala
for the money 70 be applied 10 settle
the balance due 30 the army.
The government 81 Cuba. which has
20 far been very careful ~ contracting
financial obligations, will deal with
thls matter IN the same conservative
and cOmmondablo manner IN which 4
has heretofore handled the quotations.
which have arisen. ana always inrpir
cd In the best interests Of the country
and mindful ~ her laws and intcrna
fioual ohligatlOna
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
PRIVATE CAR LINES
musr LEAVE TEXAS

The Texas railroad commission has
Issued an order which Is a Knockout
blow 10 private car lines operating In
Texas. The order requires that all ro-
frigeratlng cars for the transportation
of fruits and vegetables must be fur.
nlshed by the railroads and that the
Icing OF such shipments must be done
by the roads or the shippers. A maxi.
mum schedule 0f icing charges for
shipments between points In Texas II
promulgated. These charges range
from eco per car for a distance Of 100
miles. up 70 $40 per ear for a distance
OF 400 miles.
Under this order OF the commission
the refrigeraling cars 0f Armour a.
Co and Of the American Refrigerator
Transit company. which operate IN
Texas. will be driven out Of the stats,
except IN Interstate business. Tho for
mer company operates over the South.
arn Pacific limos anu the American
Refrigerator Transit company over
the Gould llnes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
BURGLARS OPERATING
IN LAS VEGAS

A bad gang Of professional burglars
Is operating In Las Vegas. Friday
afternoon while A. N. Adair and fam.
ny were away from home. the house
was entered by skeleton keys and
three watches. two chains and q con
siderable sum Of money were appfo.
priated NoighbOrs saw men around
the house but entertained no susplc.
Ions. The total loss amounts 10
about s250. Every effort q being
made 20 appFehend the burglars, but
thus far without success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

Territory o. New Mexico. County OF
bCrnallllo. Ia the District Court.
John A. Horny, Plaintiff.
W. No. Ossi
Sallle A. Canoe. and an unknown
claimants Of Interest In the property
hereinafter described, adverse 10
plaintiff. Defendants.
Notice Of Publication.
To the above named Defendants and
20 all whom II may concern.
This Ia to give notice chat the above
named suit Is now pending in che Die
trict Court. IN and for the County 0f
Bernaiillo. In and by which suit the
plaintiff seeks to establish his title 10
Lots seven 90. eight (S). nine (9J,
In block tweuty-one (2i), OF the
Br0wnewell a iAil's Addition 10 city
of Albuquerque. In the said County Of
Hernallllo, and Territory o. New Mex.
leo, against the claims OF said defend.
ants, and that unless you enter your
appearance In said cause on or before
the S0th day OF September 1905,
judgment by default will be rendered
against you. and the plaintiff viii be
entitled % the relief asked for In the
complaint fled IN said cause.
W r. DAME.
Clerk OF District Court.
w. y. Childera Albuquerque. New
Mexico, Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication, August ~. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
UNIVERSITY NEWS

Friday night on the university cam.
pua occurred one OF the most unique
forms OF entertainment Afforded by
college life. n was university
sing" Two years ago President
Tight started the compilation Of vol
ume OF songs intended expressly for
college use. With great care and work
the material collected was finally ar
ranged and sent 10 Kinds, Noble a
Eldrldge for printing.
n vas for the purpose Of introduce
ing this book 10 the students and
friends OF the university that Preai'
den. Tight gave a general Invitation
for tho evening on the campus. Among
the trees In the grove between the
administration and science halls, ATTY
or sixty lights had been huns, con.
nectcd with the dynamo al science
holl. Under their brilllance. the boys
and girls gathered Ia sing the college
songs OF their own and other schools.
while friends from the city filled all
the drives near by. President Tight
announced the nuubers and Dean
Hodgln led the singing, with Miss Hug
gett at the plano.
Among others. the followivg were
sung with the enthusiasm and vim
so characteristic Of students every.
where; "A Toast 10 u. N. NJ"
"Washburn. the Tailor" "SchOol.
mates. Fare Ye Well" On tho regu-
lar program also we're Misses Palmer
and Bryson and Dr. Erwin, each OF
whom gave solo. A RIOTERS club,
led By Kirk Bryan, varied the program
with college yells and impromptu
/ Ia "a
audience and enjoyed the animation
and iuformaliiy Of the gathering.
"SonF OF u. ". NJ" Ia n book OF
100 pages. with about a. many songs,
All the well known glees 81 different
colleges are In the volume. together
with a dozen y. n. M. songs and scy.
olal from Las Vegas and Silver City
normal schools and from Roswell
military Institute Several pages are
devoted 10 the school yella OF New
/ Mexico Institutions. The printing Il
on good paper and the binding 70 hand
some red cloth, embossed on the hrsl
cover with Pueblo indian and hii
timtom. from drawing by Miss
Eihei a. Hickey 81 the university fac
ulty. Il can be said safely that few
schools IN the country have 20 com
plete and creditable song book fol
their own use.
o
The enrolment OF the first week Il
unprecedented and promises well fol
the year. The majority OF the student,
Registered are In college classes. fac
OF which the university and terrltorl
may we'll be proud.
The Junior class organized las
"Wednesday and showed the elias
spirits by hoisilng their colors, purple
and gold, 20 the top OF the flag poll
20 greet the students when they cam
on the hill Thursday morning.
The u. N. NJ Weekly begins worl
promptly. with lts nrst Issue todss
With maturer students 10 write for Il
the Weekly will show a marked I'm
provement over previous years.
.
Frank Alyort and Ralph TaEche
are expected to arrive soon To TAX
up the work Ia the university.
Mf. J. o. Miller % the Agrlculturs
college, aud Prof Miller OF the cit
schools visited the university a fe'
days ago.
The campus "a a beautiful place thl
fall. and with the improvements no.
In progress completed, the universit
can boast of attractive surrounding
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

Notice II hereby given that the an.
derslgned. administrator of the estate
Of Mary y. Gilmore. deceased. has
filed his final report IN the Probate
Court OF bernaiiiio county, Territory
Of New Mexico, and aaked that his
said report DO approved and he dls.
charged aa such administrator.
That tho Judge of said court has
fixed Monday, September 18th. A. d.
1905. NJ which time any objections 10
the approval of said report and the
granting Of said discharge viii be
heard
NJ. r. sTAMM,
Administrator Of Estate 81 Mary n
Gilmore, deceased.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
FIRST TRAIN INTO
THE TOWN or AzTEc

A hearty reception was given the
construction train Of the new road as
u pushed the steel rails Into Aztec
last Thursday. says the San Juan
County Index. and the whistle OF the
big locomotive woke unfamiliar echoes
among The ancient ruins. the loaded
orchards and an the fertile valley Of
the Animas.
Il was a red letter day for Aztec.
The population turned out en- masao
and the ladies decorated the engine
With rubber weed Some suggestions
flong the line Of "rubber" for other
use we're very properly frowned upon
The Kids needed something. however
as their eyes bulgd badly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
WILL RUN CARS
EVERY SIX MINUTES
TRACTION COMPANY TO lNAU.
ouRATE NEW SCHEDULE, COM.
MENcING The FIRST OF NEXT
MONTH.

President W. n. Greer. OF the Albu-
querque Traction company, today In
formed a Citizen reporter that com
mencing with September /. the COM
pany would lnaugurato a new schod.
uie on rs trolley line.
I'VE will arrange a six.minute sehed-
ulo." said Mr. Greer, "and viii have q
car arriving and one departing every
six minutes from the switch In front
of che Avarado. This will make tho
operation OF three cars daily necessary
between Old Albuquerque and the Al
varafo."
Il Is the purpose OF the Traction
company to give is patrons the best
service possible, and that is the rea-
son for the adoption OF a new SEIZED
ulo. The change viii be a great Inn
provemont over me present SEIZED
nle and win be more than appreciated
by the general public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
BRING YOUR PUMPKlAS TO
THE TERRITORIAL FAIR
ASSOCIATION OFFERS LlBERAL
Prizes FoR BEsT EXHIBITS or
VEGETABLES or plFFE,,ENT
VARIETIES.

One department OF exhibition hall
nc the twenty.nfth territorial fair
which should attract more than un
usual attention and which viii be OF
great interest 20 the farmers ana gar
denors of the san Juan country, the
Pecos valley, the Rio Grande valley
and the Mcsilla valley. VIII be the
garden department The fair assOcla
ton has made some very liberal Of
fers for vegetable exhibits, and Il Is
already assured Of n large number OF
entries.
Tia prizoa aTb az follows.
Best collection Of vegetables. oqual
10 total weight Of $50 pounds. s25.
Best exhibit or vegetables, raised
By one grower, et5.
Best potatoes. SO.
Largest pumpkin or squash, $40.
Largest sugar beet. 81.
The entrance fee Is free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
ARIZONA SHEEP MEN
DIP THEIR FLocks,

AT the meeting of the Arizona wool
Growers, association, In Flagstaff. a
communication was read from j. g.
Norton, territorial veterinarian. %
the erect that sheep In the territory
had been dipped under the supervision
Of government experts.
A resolution was passed pledging
the members OF the association TO dip
ali sheep this fall before December i.
the work 10 be done under govern.
ment supervision. sheep will be dip.
ped once II not affected with scab,
and twice In case they are affected.
They also pledged themselves to use
their influence TO the end that all
sheep In the territory be treated IN
like manner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
SANTA FE bLAcksMlTHs
MAY co ON STRIKE


Unless the prevailing conditions AZ
the Santa BE shops are changed and
the company does away. 10 some ex-
tent at least, With the bonus system
the union hlacksmithg over the llne
will 20 on a strike about September /,
say Che officials Of the unions already
on q strike In fact, the men are now
icaying the shops and are seeking ON.
pioymcnt with other roads, thus got
ting ahead OF the strike order. The
bone OF contention between The com
pany and the hlacksmltha IL what -
generally known as the bonus system.
This L. a syaiem whereby the men are
paid Tor a days work and then receive
extra pay. or q bonus, for all work
done over that amount The company
contends that tho system makes Il
possible for ambitious men 10 earn
extra money for the support OF their
family. but the men look nt the maj
ter differently aud say that e ultl'
mately means reduction In their
wages.
The bun,W syssem was the canse d
the b0liormakers going out on d strike
four months ago and seems 20 be OBJ
iectlunab.e 10 an the classes OF labor.
ANAf NA'M 81 NNAN HNANNANf RAAAN NAAAN 49,
the local union passed over MS author
ny 10 the executive council now IN
session az Chicago and no action. 81
far as learned has been taken BY that
hody. Il Is up TO the union blacksmltba
10 "a out % the shops or go out Of tho
American Federation o. Labor II q
strike b ordered. The biacksmithR are
affiliated with the American Fedora
tloA Of Labor Ia such a manner that
tho men cannot do piece work ana still
remain IN the union.
Fourth Vice President Bnckaiow OF
the International Associatlon Of Mach
inlsia Is quoted as follows concerning
the trouble with the blacksmiiha
'NOu may be sure that something !,
going 40 happen before the first OF
September Al that time there vii
be none Of the uuion hlacksmiihs al
the Santa re shops or in the employ
OF the Santa 30, A. Il Ia now an the
unions which are affiliated with tho
American Federation OF Labor are un
dNr agreement nOl 10 work on the
piece Nork system and this bonus sys
tenn which the santa 10 is now Ia
stailing in the shops along the lin'
Is form Of that Mind OF work. OnHco
qucntly The company VIII have q
change its policy or the men Qui
work
Already tue men are bepinnins q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
BOY SEVERELY INJURED
IN ALAMoooHoo SHOPS

The fourteen year old son Of August
Andraos. while operating a bolt cut.
Sing machine In the Southwestern
hops al Alamogordo Thursday. was
struck In the head by a piece Of flying
steel. He was taken 70 the hospital
where II was found that the skull was
fractured and q vef necessary % put
no a silver plate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
MAcHlNIsTs DISCHARGED
FOR DRUNKENNESS

Tweniy-threo men we're let out nj
ahe ri Paso a Southwestern shops In
AlamoBordo this week. drunkenness
being the charge against them. Mas
ter Mechanic y l.. Carson ia determ.
ined TO get rid OF the habltual drunk
ards and gamblers. He says that the
men who blow In their pay checks
over the bar or at the gaming tables
each month aud then take ten days In
which TO sober up, cannot work for
MIN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
HUNTER PROMOTED TO
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENT.


Superintendent Hunter. % the west.
ern division OF tho El paso q South.
western will leave his present position
come time about tho FIRST Of the
mouth, probably AZ soon AZ he re-
turns from the coast, and will become
purchasing agent for the entire South
western system, says the Ei Paso
News. Hln headquarters VIII be In ri
pRsO
General Manager simmons stated
that Mr Huntoi's successor had not
been selected. AID that he himself,
had not csnvasHod the situation thor.
ouehiy enough to form any idea Of
who would be the new superintendent.
Trainmastor Charles Brown, Of Bis.
bee. who has been with the South
western for mpny years, has been
mentioned for the place. Supesin.
tendcni Morris. Of the Rio Grande a.
vision OF the Santa 70. Il has also
been rumored might 90 TO the South
western.
Whether the purchasing department
OF The Southwestern az Douglas, now
In charge OF r. N. FLIGHT, will be con
tinued or not depends upon the Views
OF Mr. Hunter. He will have cntlrr
charge Of the purchasing department
and will organize Il 60 suit himself
MIR Hunter held a similar position
with the Southwestern before he DO
came a division superintendent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
BOY SENT TO JAIL.
FOR SHOOTING LITTLE GIRL

Gordon 0rlest, the Las Vegas hoy
held 10 the grand Jury for the fatal
shooting Of the Velasquez Girl, was
committed 10 the county fail Satur.
day afternoon In default Of the 81 600
bail required by the court. The lad
Wae permitted 20 20 home for dinner
bat was returned 70 the JAN Ia the A.
ternoOn.
II Is understood that the parents OF
the Velasquez girl have signed a wris
ten statement TO the effect that thty
will not appear In court as prOsecut
ing Witnesses against the boy.
Regular meeting OF Albuquerque En-
campment No. 4. !. o. o. r.. this even
INK. Members are requested 10 At
tend. o. s. plllsbury, scribe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
MorlcE oF PUBLICATION

Notice a hereby given that on April
rs, 1905, the secretary Of the interior
restored 10 settlement the public
lands IN the following described
tOwnahipa which we're temporarily
withdrawn pending the procurement
Of an executive order by the secretary
Of war permanently roservlng them
for military purposes. and that the
said public lands 30 restored 20 set
Element on April IS. 1898. Will become
subject 10 entry filing selection AZ the
United States land otlico AZ Santa ~.
New Mexico. on August n. 1908, via.
Townships Q, 10 and n North, Ranges
3 and 4 East, N. NJ Mor.
w. A. RICHARDA.
Commissioner General Land onlce.
Approved Nay s, 1905
r. A, HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
MAY MEAN STOCK com.
PANY HOTEL FOR SOCORRO
PRESIDENT kEVEs SAYS SCHOOL
or MINES WILL OPEN WITH a
LARGE ATTENDANCE.

DIT Charles n. Keyns. president Of
the New Mexico school Of Mines, at
Socorro, passed through the city ihls
morning on route 10 Santa Ne, where
he ID called ON school matters. Dr.
koyes says that students arriving
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
AM MEAL IIME

And Bed Time We advise everybody 20
take a dose OF Hostotter'H Stomach
Bltters. II will strengthen and sweet.
en- the stomoch. restore the appetite
and induce sound sleeD. Il has boon
doing this for over fifty years and "a
Just a. good today. Take the hint and
try a bottle. It cures Headache, lndl.
aestlon, Dyspepsia, Costivenees,
Cramps, nlarrhoea Or Malarie, Fever
and Apue. Our Private stamp Il over
the neck OF bottle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

Akron. Ohio, Aug. 2s.--The races,
under the auspices % the Akron Trot-
ting association, which were 10 be-
Gin here today. have been abandoned,
Ia consequence OF tho fact that sner-
m Baker and Prosecutor Hagelbarger
announced that the selling OF pools
would not be permitted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
CONDUCTORS FAMILY IS
pRUooEp AND ROBBED,


Chloioformed and robbed was the
fate a. the family OF Henry Blggers,
a conductor on the Northern division
o. the Southwestern railroad last even
ing. al their home, coz North Camp.
bell street. says the vi Pas0 Herald.
The family attended tho concert IN
tho park and then went home. arrlv-
ing there about 1880. When they
awoke this molnlng all were sick and
weak. every member having a severe
attack of nausea. There was a strong
smell Of ether or chlorOform In the
room and the family grew suspicious.
Investigation revealed the fact that
the house had been robbed and then
4 dawned on Mrs. Blggers that she
and her children had been chlOfo.
formed by the hurglars A plgai.
clan was sent for and the family re-
ceiyed medical attention. Tho robbers
secured close to 1850 In cash and sll.
verware valued NJ between 500 and
SIS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
RAILWAY AND the
COUNCIL ARE GUILTY

butte. Mont. Aug. 29.--The coron-
ors Jury returned a verdict Ia conneo-
lion with tho collision between a
street car and a butte. Anaconda a
Pacific freight train on the nigh OF
August Goth. In which ten persons lost
their lives and q score were Injured,
that the railroad company failed 10 in
stall gates at the crossing. The city
council was held negligent FOR failing
TO connie the railway to put In gates.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

p. ". McCanna, tb9 Insurance man
and superintendent of the tradea dis
play parade of the territorial fair, is
expected home this evening from an
extended business and pleasure trip
In Tie east
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
CUBA HAS MONEY TO BURN
SURPLUS or s22.OO000o, WHILE
FUTURE LOOKS MIGHTY GOOD.

NNteN tHN'~@~f ~ WrN""'
Washington, u. O., Aug 2s-rhp
prosperity of Cuba 10 ouch that even
the most optlmiailc are surprised AZ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
PURELY VEGETABLE.

building up the entire SYSTEM, increasing
thv appetite and helping the digesiion.
s. 8 3. cures an skin diseases prompt,
and permanently, leaving the skin VI.
and smooth Only BY keeping The blood
pure can We h,fe 10 have a clear akin
book on skin diseases and any medical
advioe yoa may wish free Of charge
the SWIFT SPECIFIC co., Atlanta, O..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

thCru instead ~
allowing them
TO be forced 20
the surface
through the
skin S. s. s. is
the greatest Of
all tonfce for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
PURE BLOOD
INSURES a CLEAR SKIN

When Eezema. Acne, letter, Y,iniples.
or other skin diseases make their appear.
ance u IL q sure sign that the blood Is
hlled with humors aud burning acids
These being forced through the pores
and glands burn aud blister the skin, pro-
ducing the euptions which are usually
accompanied With intense itching, aud
are disdguriug aud humiliaiing
Years ago my blood was bad, as evi.
aenood by akin eruptionB on dttiereEt
parta OF the body, and other ~ uiptoun,
40 concluded 20 Try =. .. o., knowing a.
20 be highly apohon Of Amer uainh n
ann her % bottles do not ramomber now
ivet bow much my blood wAs thor
relieved orhil oruptiong and manifestn'
tione oflmnure blood. fbalave N. n, y
to be- an excellent blood medicine, ana
any one Ia need Of such a meQioiuo
would do we'll 20 uao 10. They viii Mud
~ perfect cnfe AZ tt proved ta w ~ my
case MRS. g. NJ, BHOEMAhEh.
Alliance, q blB No. Patterson D..
While external treatment relieves ten.
porarily II does not reach the real ,aus,
of the disease, because Il does not 20 inir
the blood s. 4. s a perfect blood pu
rlcr. neutralizesthese acids and humors
aud by strengthening and toning mp the
Liver, Kidneys aud Bowels, the natural
chanuela ol ''odily waste, dispoaes oI
tl..... t...a..aII -
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-02
LOOK TO YOUR FLUES.
Defective Flues Cause Many of the
Fires.

Look out for defective chimneys at
this season Of the year, when hot furnace
and stove fires are first started up after
stoves, furnaces and tlues have been
empty during the summer. According
to statements given out by a local con-
tractor, in many instances this defect is
due to imperfect construction.
In the building of many houses this
matter attracts but little attention and
the chimneys are made from the frag-
ments OF brick left from the other work,
especially the lower part OF the chimney
and too often are without sufficient
mortar. In this way crack is left that
leads to a de structive contlagration in
the future and the owner is puzzled to
know how the fire could have started.
At this time the danger is especially
great as the chimneys have been unused
during the summer and trash enough
has gathered in many of them to fire
a blast furnace. When the fire is start
ed this stuff all burns out, and if the
chimney is not perfect, a warm season
ensues for the proprietor and the near
neighborhood.
A little care before starting the first
fire would avoid all this, and every man
owes it to his neighbors as we'll as him
self to see that care is taken. Ii the
owner of the tluc was the only one to
suffer from it the lesson of fire might
be learned to advantage, but no man
has a right to endanger his neighbours
property by his own criminal careless
ness, and everyone should make it his
immediate business to see that his flues
are safe for the winter.