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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY
Short Line to Principal Cities OF the
south and Southwest, FlorIds,s
Z Texas, and Mexico.
SCHEDULE IN EFFEcT JAN. 10
1904.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION DAILY,

1925 p m.-Seaboard Florida Limited
composed exclusely of pullman's most
improved dining car, double drawing
room sleeping cars, compartment car
and observation car. TO Raleigh, South
ern Pines, Hamlet, Camden, Columbia
Savannah, Jacksonville and ST. Angus
tine.
2.l4 p. m.-Seaboard Mail. composed q
latest day coaches, pullman sleepe-
pullman paTlor car and cafe car. &c
Henderson, Raleigh. Southern Pines
hamiet. tinehurSt. Atlanta. Camden.
Columbia, Savannah. Jacksonville. ST,
Augustine and Tampa. -
HOO p. m.-Seaboard Express. com
posed of day coaches. pullman cars
10 Atlanta, Jacksonville and Tampa,
cafe cars south of Hamlet, pullman
sleepiny cars between Washington aud
Pinehurst, to henderson, Raleigh
Southern Pines. Hamlet. Binehurst.
Atlanta. Camden, Columbia, Savan-
oah, Jacksonville. st. Augustine
Tampa and New Orleans.
9.1o a. Local for Norlina. HamIrr
and Charlotte
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
I DAILY.
| Gao a. m.-No. 34-Fromi FLORIDA
CLIO a Mo. 5O-FrOm Florida, AT.
lanta and the Southwest.
80 p m.-No. 66-Fr0m Florida, AT
lanta and the Southwest
$50 p. Mo. 36-From Norlina and
local points.
II. ). LEARD.
District Passenger Agent,
No. $50 East Main >
Richmond. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11
MONEY GALORE
FOR JAMESTOWN
CONCLUDED FHoM lsr PAGE,

house all right, and sub
stantia,ly as reported"
Senator Martin heard the
good news with pleasureand
said: "lf the house passes
the bill, we will not let them
Guido the senate in liberali-
ty. ! think we will get the
senate to concur in any
amount the house Is willing
to appropriate.
Brooks Johnson and >.
Gordon Cummings, of the
exposition management, are
at the capitol. Both say
it is, all things considered, a
very satisfactory appropria-
ton. Both have done voc
man service in behalf of the
exposition. 1t is said that
the house is likely TO take
action on the bill within the
next ten days, so that it can
be acted upon on by the sen.
and receive the signature o.
the president before con.
greSs adiOurns.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11
VOLUMES EXCEL IN PRICE
Book In a London Salesroom Found
TO Bring S2o,OOo-Cost
of Others.

In one Of the London saleSooms the
other day a book was sold for $50, 600.
IL was q Latin psalter OF 1889 and the
price was the second highest ever given
In auction for printed book. The rec
ord price for a book printed in movable
types Is $24.75O. given IN the same rooms
December 10. 1854. at the Sir John Hay
ford ThorOld sale. for another and
slightly finer copy of the same work. the
second book printed with a date az the
worlds first printing press. The last
mentioned copy remained in the pos
session OF It's purchaser. the late Ber-
nard Quaritch for a long period. and
was finally sold after his death 20 J..
PierpOnt Morgan. Twelve copies, per
feet and imperfect. are now known OF
the psalter OF 1859. OF which an edition
OF 20 copies was printed by Faust and
Schofer at the expense Of the Carthu-
sian monastery OF St James. near
Mentz. The copy just sold for so 900 was
discovered IN 1887 In the library OF Count
Wilhelm Won Westerholt-Gysenbe In
the castle OF Freienthun. near Klagen-
/ furt. In Carinthia IL came into that
/ family's possession on the dissolution OF
the monastery OF ST. James IN 1881.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11
. ~ q Scenic Route
souTr. - To the West
To Cincinnati. Louisville. Chicago, ST.
Louis, Etc.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT. IAS. l. 1905.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-11
ATCAe1 Brooks
General Insurance Agent


Representing the following
fiirst-class Companies
Va. Fire & Marine and Va.
State, Richmond. Virginia.
Home. of n. Y; Hamburg
bremen, Norwich Union
Pennsylvania Fire and Fire
Association, of Philadelphia.
l also represent the Fidel-
ity & Deposit Co., of Md. and
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co. of n. Y.
All business entrusted,
whether fire insurance bond
or of indemnity on officials
or employees will receive
prompt attention.
Office Over Spencer Bros Store,
WILLIAMSBURG. VA,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
SOME GOOD REASONS
ron THEIR OPPOSING

A Dispatch from Santa Fe 10 tho
Associated Press was sent last Tues.
day stating that the people of New
Mexico we're not ready for single
statehood and probably would reflect
such n constitution on popular vote
The people Of las Vegas. Albuauor.
cue and Roswell have flooded the
county and particularly washington
with dispatches denying tbis and urg
Ing the concurrence OF the house with
toe senate amendment.
Now. the democrats 81 tho territory
admit that at 0rst they desired Joint
statehood because they thought tho
big new state with Arizona's vote
would certainly be democratic. They
alec believed the American vote would
then dominate the native vote. The
business men OF New Mexico likewise
freely admitted they preferred Joint.
ure because Arlzonas larger assessed
valuation would Tighten taxes In New
Mexico. where there are many tax
dodgers.
But they all insist. now that there
Il a chance for dlnglo stat ehood, that
they want single statehood In aplte OF
the ring" OF Offlce holders a Santa
fe whose name IL leglon and who ere
al heart against statehood of any sort
This gang" opposed joint statehood,
saying they wantod single statehood.
Now that there n chance 10 get sin.
gle statehood they are greatly
alarmed lest the house should concur
and they lose their political appoint.
ments. They are apparently backed
by Delegate Rodey. who Is personally
aggrleved since his hght for iointpro
has been defeated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
HIGH HANDED poiNes
AT THE CAPITAL CITY

Il spent three days 0f last week Al
Santa Fe." said a wel-knOwn gentle.
man Of southern New Mexico who
was IN the city yesterday. "and I
found out enough 20 convince me that
the present Legislature VIII so down
In history aa the graft assembly Of
New Mexico. Every grant bill that Ia
railroaded through the house Il gotten
40 or sanctioned by the governor.
Frost, Walter Bursum. etc: then che
legislators are fixed over al the re.
publican headguarters, When the
graft measure Is brought up IN the
house or council Il Is done under sus-
pension Of the rules. IL considered
printed and referred. and Ia passed
before the people have any idea OF
the bill. This IA the way the admins.
tration forces railr0aded through the
Insurance and coal oil measures, and
Of course the people are bowling an
over the territory about the obnoxl0aE
coal oil inspector bill
When The Citizen Of last Friday
afternoon, with the exposures OF Ger.
tain Otero-Frost deals, reached tho
capital Saturday morning there was a
hurried consultation between OterO.
Frost, walter and Bueum. and Il was
decided 10 secure every copy OF The
Citizen Of that date sent 20 Santa Fe
ana destroy chem before the expos.
ures could be read by the members 81
che Legislature and the people. Walter
IL the postmaster.
"And right here let me tell you"
continued the gentleman tine Santa
Re pOstoiiiec and ~ postmaster are
under suspicion. heard lots OF com.
plalnt from people who DO not receive
their mail. especially letters. regular
~ and postOiiice Inspector u OK.
pected al Santa Fe IN a few days,
They say Walter has too many out.
side jobs.
~ IL all axed." continued the know.
Ing gentleman. "thai Colonel John 3.
CLARK. the president " the council,
will be appointed superintendent OF
the territorial penlteuilary. aud II. o.
huraum, the present ponltentiRry on.
perlntendehR, will BE- given \ fatter
job--that IL. the coal oil inspector.
ship. These are facts 30 far agri'ed
upon by the administration.
III II noised around Santa Fe that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

the governor viii not rcappOlnt Anna.
DO Chavee. the territorial school eu4
perlutendeni, said our informant, but
may give the plum 20 some one NJ
Las Vegas. In the lobby Of the Pal.
ace hotel the names OF Prof. james
q. McNary and Prof Charles w.
q. Ward ~ l.oa Vegas, are heard
mentioned for the appoinimeus, but {
doubt u the governor would be- 30 IN.
Discreet NJ 20 appoint Canadian
democrat. and q isa known fact at
Santa Fo that Ward was a democrat
when be lived IN Albuquerque and
has never come out and renowned
that party. There are other candl.
dates In the field. a. strong az Nc.
Nary. for the office. and I heard the
names Of lifDf H. y. Hickey. " Al.
huqucrque. Prof C. NJ. Light. OF gll.
YER CITY; Prof y. Francis Duh. Of
pemlng and others, mentioned az
available tlmhu for territorial school
superintendent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
PROMINENT GATHERING or
DiViNEs AND EDUCATORS

Boston, Mass. Feb. ia large
number OF eminent divines, educators,
editors and other persons OF promin.
ence are gathered in Boston for the
third annual meeting OF educators, re-
llgi0us leaders and workers in all
lines Of religious and moral progress.
The conference will be formally
opened tomorrow and will continue
its sessions through the greater part
OF the coming week. The principal
meetings will be held In Trem0nt
temple. other meeting places will be
Pilgrim hall, Claiming hall and the
Twentieth Century club. There will
be one hundred speakers of national
reputation and the most vital aspects
OF present-day life will be discussed.
The great theme OF the convention
will be "The Aims Of Religious Educa-
ton" There will be thirty.nve SEES
sions Of the seventeen departments.
The sixty or more departmental adj
dresses will be given By men OF equal
reputation and ability with those who
speak In the general sessions. A new
and most attractive feature Of the
gathering will be the social events
next Monday, ending with a reception
In the evening In historic Fanuel
hail.
Prominent among the distinguished
men who will take part In the gather.
Ing are. President II. A. Alderman OF
the University OF Virginia. President
William X. Harper OF the University
OF Chicago; President William d..
Mackenzie OF the Hartford TheOloglc.
al seminary, President william J..
Tucker OF Dartmouth college; Presi.
dent Frank W. Gunsaulus of the ar
mOur Institute OF Technology, Profes-
sor Borden =. Bovine OF Boston uni.
versity, Rev. Jesse l.. Cunningim Of
Nashville, Tenn, President Charles
Cuthbert Hall, D. H.. OF Union Theolo.
gical seminary. President Nicholas
Murray Butler OF Columbia university
President Henry r. Pritchett OF the
Massachusetts Institute OF Techno.
logy, President Henry Churchill King
Of Berlin college. Professor John NJ.
Coulter OF the University ~ Chicago,
ana Bishop Lawrence OF Massae' 4.
sets.
In conjunction with the conference
there Will be held an exhibition OF
sunday school apparatus, literature
and methods of teaching Efforts
have been made TO make tie exhibi.
ton the most complete of It's kind
ever held. II will show IN compre.
hensiye way the plans aud methods OF
Instruction pursued by Protestant,
Roman Catholic aud Jewish Sunday
schools The exhibit w6s arranged by
NJ & ISttlCfpld NJ Now York Pay
Il. NJ Hodge, d. d.. Of Union Thologic.
NJ seminary, and w. w Smith OF the
New York sunday school commission.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

long enought on hls way to his car.
rlage to talk 70 a reporter.
so Frick and Rogers were elected
directors" he said when told OF the
result OF the directors meeting re
Gently.
when I left Iexpected Rockefeller
would be put on the directory. No, not
John d., but William. So Friok and
Rogers are elected Well, that Is all
right"
"Will the entrance OF Standard on
men Ia the directory make any differ
ence In the control or policy OF the
Santa Fe7"
Not in the least The new directors
represent just one-seventh Of tho
stock. that Is all. These two places
we're given to that influence ON &C.
count OF these large holdings. but the
control OF the company remains as Il
was"
How will this existence OF Stand.
ard OIL party In the directory affect
you personally, MIR. Ripley7"
In no way. am director OF the
company and am It's president and do
not expect TO see any changes. As
said, this new party In the road has
ono.seyenth only OF the stock. There
will be no change Ia the personnel OF
the executive officers OF the road as a
consequence OF todays election.
Il am here TO spend several months
AZ Santa Barbara. have a sore throat
which Is something | often suffer
from at this season. but Il is nothing
VI all serious, and am not concerned
about IL, further than desiring 10 set
Il relieved.
"That S5O.0O0O 200. bond issue2 Why.
that will largely be spent ON perma.
nent improvements on the road. We
will build some branches into the dis.
tricts being reclaimed by government
irrigation works, but the greater pOr.
ton 81 the money will be used for
needed betterments."
General Manager Wells and Dr.
Morrison were in waiting for Mr. Rip
ley and after a short talk with the
reporter he was driven directly to DR.
Morrisons office for medical treat
ment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
TROUBLE AT oALHARr.
Assistant superintendent Roups Ap.
points New Roundhouse Foreman.

Assistant superintendent Roups Ap.
points New Roundhouse Foreman.
A dispatch from Dalhart, Texas,
says. The labor organizations, repre-
senting each specific branch OF the
Rock Island system at Dalhart. are
most proficient, highly progressive
and effective. Something over Ave
hundred members are represented in
the various orders. gaining strength
aud importance steadily. The united
influence ls far-reaching. On Sunday
Well.founded grievance arose be-
tween the machlnista and the round.
house. A better class OF men are not
to be found. aud the general foreman,
Mr.. q. w. TompkinR, as a reduh Of
the consultation, placed Travelling I'm.
Rineor Hopper OF the III Paao division
IN charge, and Assistant SuperiRtend-
ent OF Motive Power ROOpe of the
Rock Island system called Ia lnvests-
gate and settle me difficulty. For the
past two days close Investigation has
besn In progress as to the merits OF
the grievance. and resulted In tho re-
moyal OF Mr. TOmpkins and the APP
polntment Of n. l.. Stewart. foreman
Of Bucklin, Kan. roundhouse, who will
take charge OF the shops here on hls
arrival. Mr.. Stewart was assistant
foreman at Dalhart some lttle time
and sent 10 Bucklin 10 MI a vacancy
az that point some months ago. He is
a general favorite viii all order men
and a man OF ability. II Is predicted
Mr.. Stewards administration viii do
much 10 improve the general condl.
lions Of the shops and roundhonse and
abolish the student question.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

any boom of IA division points. and II
is perfectly outrageous how the public
has hcgn Induced 20 invest IN alleged
town lots. We have had serious trou.
BILE NJ las Vegas, Good Syringe and
Moapa In this way We had 20 squelch
one concern that was deffauding the
people 81 Ion Angeles and now comes
another which IS booming an alleged
fownaite at Lac Vegas. Il u situated
two miles from this station. and has
not a drop Of water upon u. The wa.
ter % the depot IL owned and con.
troled BY the railroad company and
viii be- used by u for company needs
and for the domcsiio use OF the resi-.
dents ~ he legitimate town"
Mr. CLARK produced a blueprint map
of the proposed Official tOwnsiie a.
las Vegas. which showed that the De.
pot was % be situated a. the north.
east corner OF the town. which spreads
fan-llke In a soulhwesteriy direction.
Tho site FOR the big Ice factory and
Armour plants "a somb distance south
of the depot site. while the big yards
lie on - west side OF the main line,
adiaceni 90 the shop and roundhouse
sites. In addition 10 this, Mr.. Clark
said the Salt Lake route owns a strip
OF land between wat he calls the
fake" and genuine townsiies. 20 that
persons buying lots In the boom town
will not be able TO get a drop 81 water
unless the same can be obtained from
surface wells. Mr. CLARK said also
that while the alleged townsite has
been filed upon, u has not yet been ap.
proved by the land office authorities,
and that people In Los Angeles, salt
Lake and elsewhere who are purchas.
ing these lots are In loslng game
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
From Mondays Daily CltizenJ


George 70. sullivan, who resigned
hls position as agent OF the Santa re
At f1AEstaf to 30 into the lumber
business In the City OF Mexico with c.
A. and u. =. Greenlaw. will leave In a
few days for that place.
A. r. Hunt and wife. formerly OF
Williams. are now residents OF Flag
stan. Mr. Hunt was duly installed In
iaie agents office OF the Santa Re rail.
road company az this place the other
days. Mr., Geo. 70. sullivan having re-
signed,
G. ]. Kerr, who was agent At El
Paso for the Santa re ana three years
ago was promoted TO the position Of
chief clerk IL the office OF General
Superintendent Cain AZ Ia Junta.
Colorado, has been appointed train.
master for the Rio Grande division,
which includes Hl Paso. though the
division headquarters are at San Mar.
oial.
Antonio Apache Is now employed Ia
she curio department Of Haryeya new
hotel. El Toyar, az the Grand Canyon
j. H. Martin, who held a position
AZ the Flagstaff depot as freight clerk
tor the Santa FC, has gone 10 Ash
FORK where he occupies a similar 20
sitlon with his company.
The business men OF El PasO are
considering an excursion over the
Mexican Central 10 Torreon, which
viii probably start from III Paao or
tae night Of February 10.
Tee Wood, who had been with the
Weils'fargo express company at Ala
mog0rd9 for several years, u now ex
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
FAKE TOEESITE
WARNING ~ J. Rces CLARK RE.
oAROiNo FAKE TOWNSHIPS
ALONG SALT LAKE RAILROAD.

The Los Angeles Times publishes
the following regarding the fake town
sites along the Salt lake railroad. Il
Is said that lots have been purchased
by parties here In the fake Las Vegas
and Il should be a warning to those
who intend Investing In lots In desert
towns.
Mr. CLARK said ne wanted 20 warn
the public IN Utah, Nevada and Cali
fornih against the fake townSltea
which land sharks wore laying out
and cutting up lnfo lots that are being
sold az fabulous prices a. different
places along the Salt Lake route. lie
said great many persons were per
hitting themselves 10 be robbed out
right In this manner, Referring spe-
cihcally TO the iAs Vegas scheme he
said
THE Salt lake route does not want
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
QUAKER REFLECTIONS.

In poker dice YOU have TO shake be.
fore taking the pot
Our plans that come 10 naught are
n0s always naughty.
Enough Is as good as a feast. N you
know when you have enough.
Beware of offusivenoss. The hand.
shaker may alsO be a leg-puller.
It's all right 20 be easy going. Tho
trouble IL "a know when To- stop.
Perhaps Coincidence has a still. small
voice because Il Is ~ overworked.
No man who Is lacking IN imagina.
ton can write good love letter.
A wheolharroW isn't az handsome o.
an automobile. but Il II more useful.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
THOSE SANTA re BONDS.
Details Of the Plan for Subscribers 70
Take Up the issue.

petails Of the Plan for Subscribers 70
Take Up the issue.
Al the recent meeting OF the Santa
Re railway hoard OF directors IN New
York the details OF tho new bond Ia.
sue were announced, Of which the fol.
lowing are the principal features.
Both common and preferred stock.
holders OF record az the close OF bust.
ness on February 20 will be entitled
10 subscribe at par 10 the new bonds
to the extent OF 10 per cent 81 their
holdings on that date. The total au-
thori1ed issue OF the bonds 10 $4,000
DOE, and az this time So. $40 600 Of
the bonds will be pat out.
The bonds will bear 4 per cent In.
terest and will mature on June 1. 1855
Interest will begin 20 accrue on April
!. 1905. and will be payable In June
and December. The bonds will be con.
yertible into common stock OF the
company az par for a period OF twelve
years. from June /. 1906. 20 June l..
1918. The bonds are 90 be paid for In
three ingtallmontF. The FIRST install.
mcnt OF 20 per cent. will be payable
AZ any time between April 3 and April
y. both inclusive. The second install.
ment Of STU per cent, Is payable on
or before July next and the final in.
stallment OF STA per cent, on or be.
fore September 80 next. Rights "a
subscribe 20 the bonds will expire on
April s. Bonds viii be delivered on
TIE payment OF the Anal installmeht.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Madison, Wis, Feb. IA special
ten days farmers course In agricgit.
ure opened auapiciOusly today unaer
the direction Of the University o. wis,
cOnsin. An attractive program and a
large attendance give promise 81 graf.
ifyinE success. In conjunction with
the farmers course there Is being held
wives and daughters OF farmers and
FOR others interested 10 household
economics. The work OF the confer
ence will include a dairy lecture and
demonstration Of food and cooking,
and lectures on household manage
menf. house furnishing. sanitation and
hygiene, gardening and horticulture.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
Letter LIST

NemAinina IN the postofncs A. A.
qucTque, February a. 1905
Persons calling for or sending for
these letters please state where they
nad been receiving mai. also mention
date OF advertiaina.
Free delivery Of letters Al TIE resi-.
denco OF addressee mag be secured
~ observing the following rules
Give writer's name. ana request IA.
swer 10 be directed accordingly.
Direct letters PLAINLY 20 street nnnr
Der.
AdveFtissa matter 10 previously
heid one week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter h held tive
weeks before u Coca 10 the dead lev
Ter once At Washington. d. G.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
"SINKER" DOES NOT
MEAN BULLET"
4. e. FIELDS ~ ENoNERArEp
FROM THREATENING TIVE LtyE
or WILLIAM WADE.

To put slnker Ia "a man IS 10 nave
a garnisheCmeni Issued against hllu
u Judge CraWfords Interpretation Of
this very common phrase, aud upOn
this Interpretation Of what A. ~ Fielde
is alleged % have written William
Wade the court this morning refused
10 honor Wado'a petition 90 have the
said yields pas under q peace i.ond
Both parties to the case are EN-.
pioyea al the shops wade believed
that Fields had dire designs on MS
life. and said this morning thai Dr
Wilson called him up yesterday go tell
hl;a that Fields WAS rot responsible
for what he did Several witnesses
we're brought 70 the court By Wade so
prove his case, and the prosecution
also produced q letter which was said
10 be- In the handwriting Of Fields.
Thls letter, WADE said. was given "a
hts wife by Fields 20 be glven 10 him
for che purpose Of iufuriating him intD
an attack on the writer. meaning that
no considered Il challenge fOf a
fight One GctEel teatthed that FLEETS
had told him that ne did nvt think
hat Wade was a capable husband 10
his wife. and that ha was going 10 pro.
iect her he WAS going to take her
paTd
Mrs Wade WAS q witness on the
stand on che part Of her husband, and
she. too. Was fearful for hts life She
said that Fields had said 20 her that
he would KIN him. I'm positive 81
Il said the much agltated woman
The court seemed 10 stand upon the
point that these threates we're made
by Fields same time ago. and that
they were IDLE threats, for had Fields
meant Wade any harm be would have
done 10 long ago. and that the action
was brought by Wade through pure
spite because Fields had brought gar
nlshment proceedings against him for
tho payment Of rent While ;he Wades
lived with Fields. and tho case was
dismissed 81.