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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07
SILVER CITY
the independent

From The independent
Frank tarnsNorth IL reported a. boz
ing seriously M at HE home Ia this
city.
Mrs. r. =. Barnes was confined TO
her home Tor few days last week on
account OF illness.
Mrs q. W Marriott accompanied by
her two daughters. Ina aud Florence,
and son Charles, returned to SiistI
CITY after having been away for nearly
four months visiting relatives aud
friends In eastern cities,
II ls rumored thar the Fort Buyard
dramatic club. which consists OF over
twenty members. viii in the near ~.
furo present a vaudeville entertain
mont In silver City. The club has ro.
Gently been organized and promises 10
do excellent work The entertainment
WAS given last Wednesday evening "a
Fort BaYard and met With great ap.
probation ON the part Of the audience
there. Il will undoubtedly be we'll re-.
ceived In Silver Guy,
News reached Santa RiR Of tbs
marriage Of Miss Grse" Clark aEd Dr.
A. A. Shaw Ia San Francisco. The
bride Is the daughter OF Mrs Miles Of
Santa Rita and lived In that Fam,. f'r
a number OF sears. The groom Is ose
Of the well known physiciaHs OF San
Francisco. The newly marritt couple
viii make San Francisco their fu,0re
home. They have the good Wlahes OF
their many Santa Rita and alyer Guy
irlenda.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07
moRMoas TO MOVE
SACK TO MISSOURI


a dispatch fruu vi Paso. Texas.
dated Jan 3, S,ys
"Thv headquastC- 10 the Mormon
church will some day De located In
lndepeI dence. NO. said John Henry
smith. one OF the twelve apostles Of
the Mormon church, ox.mombor OF tho
Utal legislature and president % the
Utah constitutional convention OF 1896
while hetp today,
"The Mormon people have long cher
ishcd a dream be- continued. that
their great city should be- located In
independence. which Is not far from
Kansas city. This dream soems now
about To become something tangible,
az JAMES d. Dufin. bisbup OF ar
church has bought several thousand
acres Of land near independence '3r
the use OF Mormon colonists. icy
will be- our vanguard In the course
OF time we will cree there magai'
nccnt city, which VIII be known ~
Zion, evd IN which there will be a
Mormon temple far more exten,ive
and more magnificent than In Sal,
Lake city. when this city and tenn g
hnFe been built. headquarters ~ the
Mormon church will he moved from
salt lake city
Way hack In the thlrties. when
the mormon peoplo we're In Kirkland
ohio. Joseph Smith. Jr.. received J. At
vine revelation commanding him and
his people 10 establish tnrlr hcm1 citl
and the seat of church government al
independence. Mo. The revocation do
clArcd that the city must 0e oailad
Zion, and must be the A.siq fRrteri
OF the Mormon church az long as the
world lasted.
soon after that revelation the Nor
mons moved 20 independence. but the
other people around there were hosti',
and drove them away. This was IN
1888 The Mormons fled TO NauyOo
ili., fF0m tb6ce TO Council Bluns
Iowa. and from there 10 Utah. But al
this time they have borne in mind ths
reyelatloa commanding them 70 estab
fish their ultimate great city on ths
site OF what is now independence. Mo
There Is NO question but that this will
some day be done. and there has beer
more activity In this direction durinl
the past few months than In the scor,
~ years preceding"
Apostle Smith was a recent witness
before the committee on privileges
and elections In the United States son
ate wh,ch is trying the Reed Smoot
case. Mr.. Smith says the commission
is not paying any attention TO the
smoot case. but Is simply hauling IN,
Mormon church over the Goals anc
trying to discover some meanness
In IL.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07
Returns for Health.

The El Paso News says that word
comes from Alamorgordo that W. A.
Hawkins. general attorney for the Ia
Paso Northeastern, VINO formerly lived
In VI Paso and Alamogordo, but for the
last year or more has been residing
IN chicago, will shortly return to El
paso and make his home there, Tho
climate Of Chicago has proven too rig.
orous for Mr. Hawkins constitution,
which was never OF the most robust
character, and nov he Is suffering
from a seyort throat ailment which de.
mands the high, dry and balmy cll.
mate OF III Paso
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07

his possession for lengthy season
Ne could not say enough IN It's behalf
and he did not oftcf any Of us q par
ticle Of the meat Everybody was
watching Forgusson with his can. and
he hal to watch u or some one else
would have relieved him OF g. There
were Just enough of ne lawyers
friends ON that belatcd accommodation
to Keep him reminded of The extended
inuui 10 Santa Fe for years 10 como.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07
SANTA sc

Prom the New Mexlcapss %
John Donahue, janitor ai. tiie federal
building, is reported TO be seriously
M at his homo on the south side,
I. b. Hanna. supervisor Of the Pecos
forest reserve. who has been ~ for
some time, but who was gettiag better
rapidly. has suffered a relapse aud Is
Ia serious condition, a.
The Santa Fe Typographical uAlon
No. 400 held rs monthly meetinesilst
night The following officers were In.
stalled for the year, 1908: President
Canuto Alarid, vice president, N. 10
pea. treasurer j. A. Rael, SECRETARY.
NJ. Vigil, executive committee, r. II.
Bowler. William Rush and J. ]. Ortiz.
auditing committee G. w. Combs, r..
A. Edwards, p. G, McCreary. sergeant
at arms. J. @. Rowland.
The Santa Re lodge OF the wood.
men OF the World gave a banquet in
ita hall last evening, This was proceed.
ed BY the installation OF officers for the
coming year, as follows. A. Al. Dettle.
bach. past council commander. An.
tonic Alarid, council commander; ID.
i. Miller. advisor lieutenant; H. s.
kAune, banker II. 3. Lutz, clerk. @.
~ LAuehner, assistant clerk. Carl
probst, escort, Miguel German. watch.
man J. 4. Valencm, sentry; J. II,
sloan, physician; Eugenio sona. ] II,
ueordes ana Charles Palmer. mana.
gers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07
even WATcHFuL.
A Little Care viii Save Many Albu.
querque Readers Future Trouble.

a little Care Will save Many Aibu
querque Readers Future Trouble.
Watch the Kidney aeCrotlons
Soc that they have the amber hue of
health
TIE discharges not excessive or In.
frequent
Contain M "brickdus, Ike" sedi
ment.
Doan's Kidney Pills wln do this Tor
you
Tney watch the Kidneys and cure
them whom they're sick.
G. q. Lott. FOR ten years station
master IN Albuquerque now retired.
residence 3i5 North Arno streei
says II had attacks OF backacho
stretching over a period 81 three
years. One Of them occurred shortly
before Deans kidney pills came 20
my notice, and I went 10 the Alvarado
Pharmacy for box ! know tho eAnse
~ my trouble arose from imperfect
action Of the Kidneys. because the
behavior Of the kidney secreliona and
their condition FULLY proved H.. bat
what 10 DO 10 check the trouble wa
a mystery DOan's Kidney pils effect
lyely stopped the difficulty N everyone
In Albuquerque received "a unidentified
benefit from that remedy, kidney oom.
plant, hackache and trouble with tho
kidney s0rrctions will cease - exist
IN this vicinity.
For sale by all dealers. Price w
cents, Foster hilbufu Co. Buffalo
New York s0lo agents FOR the United
states
Rememier he name nlah's and
take me- OF GER al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07
SUPREME COURT
DOWN TO BUSINESS

The supreme court vt the territory
~ New Mexico convened yesterday
morning az 10 o'clock IN lie chambers
At the capitol. there being present
Hon. william J. Mills, chief justice.
tion. John Il Merle. associate ius.
tice, Hon Frank W Parker. associate
justice. Hon. William H. Pope. asso.
eiate Justice, and Hon. Edward a.
Mann. associate Justice; W. II. Chill.
deere. United States attufavy George
" Prlchard solicitor general and
Juae ID. Eena. clerk.
In case No. as3. George W. Harri.
aon. appellee Vs. Antonio Gallcgos. ap-
pellant. the judgment Of the district
court Of Bernalilo county was reyera.
ed and case remandod
There being a number Of applicants
for admission 10 the bar the following
committee was appointed by The court
10 pass upon their character and quail.
iicatlons. r. c. Gortnor OF first dis.
trict " - FERGUSON, second dis
trlct A. ~ Harllce. third district. A.
y Jones fourth district; a. A. FroO
man. sch diat,iri and George w.
Prlchard, si..h d.Airlct
The .mmjitea appointed AZ for.
mCt Session ~ the court 20 prepare
suitable resolutions upon the death OF
the solicitor General Edward l.. Bart.
loti. consisting ~ O. W. PFichard n.
b. LSEghlin and y w Clancy, through
is chairman. read tho following re-
pOtr which war ordered spread upon
the mautes 0f the court:
/ To tho Honorable Judges Of the Su.
prome Jourt u the Territory Of
Row Mexico;
Your committees whom was sub
mltted ne sad duty OF reporting 10 the
/ supreme court resolutions on the
d>ath ~ General Edward l.. Bartlett
an uflcsr of the court submits the fol.
/ lowing
General Bartlett departed This life In
the city o. Santa Re on the 18Th day
~ October. 1904 Tie had been citi.
zen OF our territory for more than
twenty years. during which time he
| 1lled many places of honor ana trust.
re was at al times a citizen that took
Ia promincEt part In the interests OF
he territorp At the time of his
doau h. Mas solicitor general an Of
nee ne had filled for many years In
uur terr"0fy We was uniformly
courteous 70 ID ohHgtbg. both as an In
J diyldual an" Official We was careful
conservative and painstaking. By ma
turs ne was ever genial. urbane and
pleasant IN hts Intercourse with his
fcllowmer We m'ag him from our
70 ats t1it hts memory will remain
with ry
Ycnr committee therefore recon
mend ne following resolutions:
| Resolved That in the death ~ Soil
ciior General Bartlett the people OF
nar territory have lost an eminent and
valuable citizen, and the bar one NJ
ia most enicient and courteous mem
bers
Resolved. That a copy N this report
and resolutions Dee sprcai upon the
minutcs OF the court. and that copy
Of the same be furnished The press OF
the territory
| Upon tho converting Of the court
Pablo Padilla was appointed crieI
and Adolfo Padilla haliff
Tho court thon ordered recess an
J til o'clock In the afternoon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07

Tqaaas city. Jan 8 Cattle market
steady native Moorg 81 6Dnb75.
sCuthor1 steers s8@ $50. southern
COWS. t2M325. native cows and he'll.
ers. 81 750l5 30, socBers and feeders.
S3ut25 bulls S225ni calves, $50
ID Sd. western fed steers. 81 S0stb.25
western ted COWS. ti75M350.
sheep market strong muitons, sA25
m5.5o. lambs. f5H6. range weihofs,
t5WGt7. sod owes. 500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07

London, Jan. 5.-The enemies 81
Gen kuropatkin are. Gays a dispatch
from 81. Petersburg. doing everything
they can 20 discrodit him az the pres
Ont iunciuro. The latest report spread
by malicious tongues is that the goner
al is Of British origin. Ills great.
grandfather a surgeon named Part.
ridge CRussian "Kuropatkin'). Is said
10 have settled IN 81 Petersburg IN
the reign Of the Empress Catherine H.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07
stranded Town

Oh, Stranded Town Is a dismal place.
Don't visit Il e'er my son,
There's never a friendly hand or face,
NOT slap on the back, not one.
The air Is cold and the wind Is keen.
While always gray is the sRy
Hut never an open door Is seen
us Stranded Town, that's why
A scowl Is an they give for a smile,
For the choicest talk, a frown.
An. home. sweet home. full many a mile
Art thou from Stranded Town
Puck.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07

Chicago. Jan Cattle market ioN
i5c higher. good tu prime steers
t5G0WG; poor 90 medium. t2U3.6u.
st1ckors and feeders. e. f0Mtt ~.
COWS. 81 35Wtio hcifora. t2Nb can.
nors 81 .35Gs co. bulls, t20t calves,
t3loW7
sheep market strong good 10 choice
wothers. 3ig5W650. fair To choice
'mixed. si&i75. western sheep sac
$50 native lambs. Sh5oG7Go, Wsar
crn lambe. o. 50WG.e5 western lambs
SbgbM7I5.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07

Tho music Of AN English Daisy,
Murray and Mack's musical comedy
triumph Of fun and melody from open.
ing chorus to finale, Is melodious. and
several Of the numbers are catchy anu
whistleable. The scenery and costumes
are gorgeous. the chorus ig wonderful.
~ pretty and this same chorus also
dances well. sings we'll. and n often
and agreeably on the stage. II your
brains are tired, and your nerves on
the ragged edge from a too close ap.
piication to business. and you wanl 10
secure a new lease on life, sec An
English Daisy" M the opera house
Monday, Jan 3. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07
THE MARKETS
SIOCA b. HONEY 3. METAL b. wool


losing quotations received by Lew
Bros. members Of Chicago Board q
Trade. over their private wires. room
az. narnett bulldlr~. Auto. Phone.
$50 ueil. 2s6
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07

II oleanses, aooihoa, heals, and proiecis The
diseased membrane. lt cures Catarrh and
drives away a Gold IN the Head quickly
Restores tho sguhes OF Taste and Smell
Easy 30 use. Contains no injurious drugs.
Applied into the nosirila and absorbed.
Large Size, 80 cents AZ Druggists or by
mail Trial Sire, 10 cents by mail.
ely BROTHERS, 80 Warren ST., ksu H0Fk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07

The beef combine made unpfecedont
cd profits In 1904 aud the price OF beef
was, and h. about 100 per cent above
tbs average for tho period from 1890
to 1883 But. az Boss Tweed once
said, What are you going 20 DO about
~"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07
LOCAL NEWS
from Wednesday Daily Ctii1enJ
awHEN TIE MooNBeAms PEEP!

BY s. Dye
when the moon beams peep, DER the
traok.ess deep,
And wandering stars light up tho
lonely shore,
While this cold world s lost In rest
ful sleep.
I think Of the days that can boz NO
more
! think Of my youth with its happy
dreams.
OF nay air castles. now suuk in decay
And tho my future dark and choerlosa
seems,
find JOY In dreams u a once bright
day
Ny once true friends are friends to mo
no more,
All seeking richer friends. and happier
faces
while / left forsakon. with a heart 80
sore,
Must roam amid the wllds OF lonely
places.
when dark clouds ever around me
hover,
While drifting over llfo's troachorous
sea;
The storms excite no emotion. mother.
Except that thoy have deprived me OF
thee
with the wreck OF my bark. which was
too frail,
ro weather the gales on lifes stormy
sea;
TN try TO brave the storms again. and
sail
Mother, over the dark waters to thee.
They say that our grief h. forever DER,
Ia fields Elysian. by tho Crystal Sea
But an. could only see thee once
more
Mother dear II would be heaven for
me
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07

comry are IN the city on business.
Billy Berry and wife. In postal
card 90 Tho Citizen. dated from san
Francisco. December a. says they
would sail for Manila, Philippines. on
the transport Thomas on New Years
day
Regular meeting tonight o. Excel.
s,or lodge No I. Degree ~ honor. ~
z 30 O'CLOCK Installation oi officers.
Refreshments Will be- served Al
members are requested % boz present.
ET'rA % ALLISON. Recorder.
Herman Switzcr expects 10 leave
this evening for the ilopi reservation
iu Arizona, whore be vii engage a
colony of Hopis to occupy the Hopi
hogan at the ~ Toyar hotel. Grand
Canyon Ho will be- absent from the
c.ty several DAYS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07

Mack contract Ia the face Of her less
fortunate sister In art u insures q
season with q arm which stands far
above other producers Of musical com.
EDDY as Co make comparison out of the
question but carries with Il the
largest salary paid Tor this class u
work And 80. while other managers
are IN despair Murray and Mack view
the situation with complacency born
Of the knowledge that they have not
only more than enough for their own
An English Daisy" company which
represents twenty.four % the most
beautiful and accomplished Firl, pos.
sihle tg hand together CONCEDED for
road work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07

we'll - ,ondtlon Is said to prevail In
Art's 'rlcals In New York at the pres
rallras time. that Is without a parallel
City. orus girls are not TO be had on any
o,ei rrms. Musical comedies aud extraya.
n Raf,elos a. eeem 20 have the call this
Ia eal the demand far exceeds
thd.Nippy Murray and Mack with
their uBtrf keen business sagncity,
foresaw This condition OF affairs last
summer. and they quietly set 10 work
20 secure the signatures Of girls Of
a. Recognized ability In this line Of work
Needles to say, they had little difficult.
ty.for the height Of every chorus girls
ambition Is 90 flaunt Murray and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07

Worry never made anythlng-but
wrinkles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-07

Happiness IA the harvest Of hopeful.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-01-14

New York.-Thomas w. s.. Lawson S
war upon the System" is but begun.
At the outset it seems an unequal
struggle. Lawson is a man in the
prime of life, possessor OF number
Of unusually nimble millions, but he
Is apparently without close allies. He
stands alone. Use
Lawson has in the past advertised
himself by his lavish expenditures, al
ways with the name of Lawson" blown
In the glass. He paid $50, 600 for new
kind of carnation; he has owned some
of the finest horses in America; he built
u yacht to defend the Americas Cup,
and when he luarreled about her with
the New York Yacht club monopolists
who manage the cup contests, he broke
her up and made medals out of her
bronze for presentation to the public.
Lawson is generous, prodigal-yet a
Yankee sN \
The System" is hydra-headed. For
Mr. Lawson's purposes it is led by
Standard Oil-that little knot of
financitrs who, beginning with a $780,;
900 refining plant in Cleveland, have
encircIed the world with power be-.
side which the RothschiIds' is a toy;
who have as secure grip upon the
oil trade of Japan as of the United
States; who with their German allies
control the oil trade of Germany; who
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-01-14

TO great international concerns like
Is he now Lawson's enemy? Ally Of
course he is not. That would not do.
But-enemy?
l only know this: Day after day
Lawson was tipped off, by the bears
as about to attack Steel. The tip was
never good
For Lawson's purposes, Steel is not
SO vulnerable as Copper. Its strength
is in its admirable reports. Anyone
can know at any time how badly or
otherwise the company is getting
along. There is no mystery Amalga-
mated's management is secret, cir
cumstance more favorable to bear
raids than to bull operations. The
thing is "on two per cent. basis"
That is all we can know about it, but
conjecture may busy itself with the
actual value of property sold by
shrewd Marcus Daily to the Standard,
vastly watered by these hydraulic ex-.
perts, sold to New England school
marms at 100, subsequently beared
to away below so, month or more
ago up to Sc again. What is it worth?
Who knows? 4
Lawson Has "Hit It Right"
Lawson has ''hit it right That is
why he has the ear of the public.
Seven months magazine articles have
been merely preliminary to his main
attack. They were like the patent
medicine mans "patter'' on the street
before he sells the Universal Pain
Eradicator. He is getting attention \.
He was only getting attention when
in early December he broke the mar.
ket" and tipped over APPLICANTS care
fully loaded for months. y
There is useful myth in Wall
street, called "re-investment" 1t is
very simple. Most dividends are pay
able January ! and July /, and lambs
are kept aware of it. They are told
that at these periods rich men who
draw large dividends always reinvest
part of them, which drives prices UP.
AS If rich men were so fond of paying
high prices instead of waiting few
days! The plot was made to unload
on the public this December on the
old cry of "re-investments. They
we're to be dragged in to buy in De-
cember in anticipation ola January
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-01-14

mainly bulls and it is his business
sweet business!-to break them. Nine
customers out of ten are loaded up
on the long" side, with only three
point margin between them and loss.
Take dry goods clerk who invests"
ten dollars in a stock, at time like
last September. The stock keeps go
ing up and at every raise the poor
fool puts his paper profits back into
more stock at the same margin. He
does not put in any more cash-an-
other ten dollars looks so small when
he is carrying line" of perhaps hun
dred shares Along comes Mr.. Law
son with his thunderbolt! What is
the buc .et-shop mans policy? Obvi-
own customers money and sell-help
the bear reaction In every reac-
ton of Wall street history bucket shop
men have helped And their clients
have lost their ten dollar stakes-or
larger as the case may be. That is
worth remembering.
At reputable brokers' firm the
least margin accepted is ten points
ten dollars per share In troubled
times careful broker demands 20
points, upon ''gilt-edged" stock.
Even then customer may be cleaned
out" WITHIN few weeks unless he is
prepared to put up more margin. The
gambling is more dangerous the better
the stock one CANDLES upon, odd as
that may seem. In time when all
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-01-14

exercise a commanding influence in
three OF the six great billion dollar
railroad systems of this country; who
have wrested the Billion-and "a Halt
Steel Trust from its maker; whose
surplus revenues flow resistlessly into
new channels OF profit and of power
into the street car and electric light
ing business of New York, which they
control; into copper, into silver, into
pig-iron; most dangerous of all, into
banking and trust company promot-
Ing.
Not that Standard OIL owns all
these things. 1t does not need to. "A
minority interest, coupled with an al
lance with other owners, is enough
With power to make or break, a
Standard Oil director in any enterprise
Is listened to respectfully.
Fighters in the Foreground.
Personality makes the fight inter-
esting
Lawson is magnetic. defy anyone
TO pass an hour in his presence with
out liking him. His magnetism goes
beyond his presence into his pen. He
has always had personal following
among men who have never seen him.
He is alert in movement and speech,
lavish in expenditure, an adept in adj
vertising. He knows the weak point
in every adversary's armor-even to
his personal faults of temper. He
knows, for instance, that John d.
Rockefeller is not a fighter. Mr.
Rockefeller has always been more in
sidious than strenuous Confronted,
he has gone around and got past the
obstacle, not over or through it, His
method has succeeded, if you call sue
cess that which he has achieved. He
never meets an attack Miss Tar
BELLS great history of Standard Oil
has never torn from him one word of
protest.
Rogers has more blood. He is not
unlike ]. p Morgan. Both men are
pleasant enough when things go their
way. When thwarted it is their
method to be masterful. Morgan has
an eye few men can meet, and of late
Rogers has become almost as over
bearing. These Titans bear down OPP
position. Men breathe easier upon