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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS


CFvm Tuesdays Daily Citizen)
Or. j. p. Shuwway and son. from
Golden, Santa ~ county, are In the
city today ON business.
Attorney Il. u. Twitchell, OF Las
Vegas. spent last night In the city aud
left this morning for Santa Re.
w. II. Greer. +. N. Wllkorson. W.
3. Strickler, solomon Luna and A..
SCISSOR George r. Albright were pas.
sshgers for Santa Re this morning.
Attorney A. u. Perea went 10 Santa
Fe this morning TO work In the legis.
lature for the removal Of the county
seat OF Sandoval county fro mtho VIII
lage OF sandoval 70 Bernalillo.
A committee from the Lutheran
church is around soliciting aid for
the purpose OF moving their church
building from its present unsatistac-
tory location on North Third street.
H. ]. Kramer, the wealthy cattle
raiser OF both New Mexico and Arl.
zona, with ranges at Watrous on the
north and at HolbroOk ON the west. 10
IN the city looking into his local In.
forests.
Miss Flora schwed, OF Pueblo, ls In
the city visiting with her mother and
sister. who reside on South Second
street. The latter was married last
week 10 James Tierney. and Miss
schwed was here TO attend the we'd
dag.
Mayor Frank Mckee and Alderman
Clearwater llfeld and Harrison as
sembied at the city building last night
for the usual drst 81 the month meet
ing OF the city council A quorum
was not present and the council ad
iuorned subject TO the call q the
mayor
Eleven Migrants were IN police
court this morning as the result 81
last nights vigilance of the police
One mlscroRnt who flched coaI
from the agent Of the Armour Pack
ing company az Las Vegas. was ten
derod a thirty day sentence IN the
county jail. The police recovered IN,
coat The remainder Of the buncl
were turned over 20 Street Commits
sloner Tierney TO serve short sen
fences on the chain gang.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
ALWAYS woRrA the TRIAL.

no important measure OF reform
has been proposed In this country
within the memory OF the present gen.
GRAFTON that has not suggested grave
difficulties and presented obstacles,
says the Kansas City Star. which
tlmid and halfhearted people have
declared could not be overcome.
II was held that n was impossible
20 coerce a state; that slavery could
not be abolished; that the resumption
OF specie payments was impractical;
that the United StateH government
was poworless to correct abuses In
Cuba; that Il could not establish order
IN che Philippines. and so on.
Well, all Of these things have been
found posslble OF accomplishment.
The declaration that they were beyond
the power OF the people did not fore
stall their achievement What has
been done may be accepted as a prot.
~ fair earnest Of what can be done.
To hold the railroads 20 proper ae'
countabillty 10 the public; 20 abolish
consplracies 10 advance tho price 0f
fcod. and TO check the encroaehments
OF corporate greed VIII not be found
nearly SO difiicult Ia the present state
~ public sentiment az many things
have proved to be which are now ben
eficent realities.
Any undertaking helpful 10 the pub.
Tic veal Is worth the trial; and this
much IL as certain as that day follows
night, namely. that the Rrousal Of pop.
ular sentiment against commercial
tyranny and greed. by means OF ra.
ti0nai agitation. and the vigilance Of
the president cannot. by any stretch
Of the imagination. facilitate the op.
eraiions Of she buccaneers who are In
she business Of plundering the people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
ADMISSION OF aTArEa.

The 81. Louis star says that thirty
two states have been admitted into
the union since the organization OF
our government. and only six OF them
had a population larFor than the pop.
uiatiOn OF either New Mexico or Ar.
zona. Kentucky, 1851; Tennessee,
10000; Ohio, a2.S6G; Louisiana, 75..
SOC; Indiana. 2i,b2O; Mississippi, 75,.
ga; Illinois, 53.2li, Alabama, l27,.
90i; Maine. 29637a; Missouri, 60. 5s6;
Arkansas, $3.50; Michigan, 100 900;
FLORIDA, 72.O0O; Iowa. $4,000; wis.
cnnsin. 100000; California, 92.5O7;
Minnesota. i72,0b3 Texas, 100000
Mark you, tho great state OF Texas.
with more than 100000 square miles
OF land. came into the union with less
population than now reside In either
New Mexico or Arizona. Oregon came
into the union with 52.f0b Kansas
iO7 ,206i West virginia, $40 900. Nc
braska, i22.9S3, Nevada. "a ,4al. Colo
RADIO, l22,993; North Dakota. $1,000,
South Dakota. a2S, SOS. Montana, 1872.
1897 Washington. asO.390; Wyoming,
60,703 and Utah, ZIG 7i6. Il viii thus
10 seen that there have heretofore
been admitted into the union twenty
six stats with less population than
either OF tho territories now seeking
statehood Possesses. critical exam.
inaiiOn Of our history will clearly
show that our policy has always been
20 consult che wishes and Interests OF
the population seeking statehood. and
90 make small states when desired.
easily aud economically governed,
keeping 10 Wow, above an. the con.
vonlence Of the people desiring state
hood
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

The Denver Republican OF last Sat.
nrday contained a half tone Of Major
w. ~. ~ i.ieWgliyn, 81 faa Cruces
Just appointed United States attorney
fOr New Mexico. vice W v Childers,
who served two tt.ms II 'nneotlOn
with the publication OF The cut. the
Republican says;
Perhaps NO man In the southwest
has a wider acquaintance than has
Major william ". n. iIewellyn. who
has been Just appointed by the presi-
dent a. United States district attor-
ney for New Mexico. He has been
stock raiser. soldier, attorney and re-
publican politician, and In all his uR.
deriaSinks ne hnH been emlnently sue.
cessful He "a a Rough Rider a. we'll.
having organized md captained the
New Mexico company OF Rough
Riders which took part In the Span.
lsh-American war. His sOldlorly con.
duct brought him Into close comrade-
ship with Colonel Roosevelt, q friend.
ship which has grown stronger with
the lnpaing years. and the recognition
by President Roosevelt OF Major
Llowollyn's worth a. citizen and a..
torney was not unexpected Ia New
Mexico"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
THE NEW ADJUTANT GEN
ERAL OF the TERRITORY
HE 10 A. p. HARRINGTON, OF LAS
VEGAS. VICE GENERAL W. n.
WHITMAN.

A. p Harrington, OF Las Vegas.
Who Friday was appointed by Gov
Otero % be adjutant general Of New
Mexico, Vice General W. II. White
man. with the rank 0f brigadier gen.
elal. was born Ia Clinton. iowa, In
1874 While yet a boy his parents
removed 10 Indiana. where he resided
for about ten years, the family re-
MOVING back to Clinton at the end OF
that lime.
After Mr.. Harrington had finished
public school course he entered the
telegraph department OF the Chicago
a Northwestern railway nj Clinton
and beoame an expert operator and
electrician. lie has followed this yo-
cation ever since, working for many
yoau Tor the Chicago a Northwest.
ern and OF recent years for the santa
he. H.s military record Is good. In
1891 bee enlisted Ia Company n, First
Regiment OF Infantry, Iowa National
Guard ana short tlme afterwards
was appointed second lieutenant OF
the company. and thereafter was pro.
NOTED 10 be first lieutenant
Ho sarged la that capacity until
the b-oaklng out of the Spanlsh'Am
erican war when he was appointed q
major 0f the Second Iowa Infantry
and preceded with his regiment "a
Jacksonville, Florida. thence 90 Cuba
whore he saw active service, his regi
mont participating in the entire cam
paign. aud az the close Of hustilities
the regiment was stationed for some
time al Atlanta, Georgia, finally re-
turning home. Upon his muster out
Major rarklggton was appointed en-
giueor aud signal Office OF the Forty
ninth Iowa Infantry which position hS
held Until his removal 70 New Mexico
lie has resided In Las Vegas FOR
The past four years and during thi;
time has been employed In the dis
patch7rs once OF the Santa Re rail-
way 90 an important position, Whet
the cavalry squadron was organized
IN the territory In 1901, he was ap
pointed hrst lieutenant and adjutant
Afterwards. upon the resignation o
Captain w. G. Reid. Of troop A, n
1909. he was placed in command o
this troop which position he held a
tho time OF his appointment as ad
iutAnt General.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

States are fast disappearing from
schools al over tho country. In many
states the health bOardl have made
regulations forhlddlnR the use Of
states In the schools, declaring them
uneaultary No more splitting on
states and tbon wiping them on with
their sleeves for the boys OF this gen
GRAFTON. No more spOnRCa 70 throw
M each other. All ihes pleasures %
our boyhood seem 10 be denied 10 the
child Of today. who must content him.
self with paper. Paper tablets are re-.
piacine the States. and last wear IN tho
uniied Slates about si0.0o0.0O worth
% paror tablets as retail prices we're
sold This would make about 100 .000..
600 tablets
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Roosevelt. viii not take Office. II then.
until February ", on which date MT.
Chlidtfs term OF oiflce expires.
Whether II be a brOnchO busting
contest OF The dedication 81 a church
President Roosevelt can make an ad.
dress which just suits the occasion.
Most Of the cities ~ Great Britain
are IN The grip Of the FRUITS A mon
afchy seems 10 be no better than a
republic IN managing the peoples NJ.
fairs
A go, eminent that sends Cossacks
with whips 20 reply 20 a petition viii
nave iu revise itself before a place
can be found for Il in the twentieth
century.
Lawson claims that ten men IN
time will own all the United States.
While be don't say u we guess he
means 30 have Mr.. Rockefeller repre-
sent ave Of the ten.
ChicaeO can out.do the west In
dance hall evils, The city is aroused
over the open and corrupt manner IN
which the saloon dance halls are run.
ming IN The Windy cry.
Not much "a the credit Of the eoun-
try. Almost the entire commercial
wealth OF India, with lts population OF
900 600 $50. IL said 10 be Ia the hands
OF less than 10000 persons.
President Roosevelt 10 good
friend 10 the railroads. lie has just
called their attention to the fact that
Il costs mo- more 20 haul a poor mans
freight than a rich mans, and that
the rate ought 20 be equal.
IN twelve years beet sugar pr0duc.
ton IN The Unlfud states has lncreaa-
od from 1000 900 pounds 10 ACC GOO.
600 pounds. But the Geld IL silll q
large one. for home cane and beet
supplied The people OF this country
with only une-alxth OF the 5000 GOO.
600 pounds OF sugar they consumed
last year
To what an extent American b0ks
are read abroad Il shown by some hg,
ures printed In the Publishers Week
". For the first ten months Of 1903
we imported books and other printed
matter valued at t3,737. 6sl, while our
exports amounted 10 s3,524.b2t. For
the same period In 1904 our imports
fell 10 t3.4f7.t25, while our exports
rose 70 s3.s77.05s.
The democrat party appears 10 be
divided In such way that one or The
other wing Il constantly acting with
the republicans. While Mckinley was
president Il was the Cleveland crowd.
now Il Is Bryan and his followers.
Any party that can constantly win
the appreciation OF a large element Of
the opposition ia In little danger OF
losing control Of the country.
II Is believed In Washington that
President Roosevelt will call congress
20 meet IN extra session late In March
or early In April. II u does not con.
clude the consideration Of the legisla.
ton which he has advised before al.
iournmeui He IL said 20 be deter.
mined that the responsibility for any
failure 10 enact railroad rate legisla-
ton shall be placed square'- IN the
shoulder OF congress.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
IN TWELFTH NIGHT"

Twelfth might. which will be- pre-.
sentod al the opera house on Friday
might, with Miss Marie Wainwright as
Viola. "a a genuine comedy. a perpot.
ual spring OF the Eayest and the
sweetest fancies. and such also Is the
Interpretation OF the tender Viola and
charming CesnriO by Miss VAIN.
wright. In artificial society men and
women are divided into castles and
Glasses, and Il Is rarely that extremes
In character or manners can approx
innate. To blend into one harmonious
picture the utmost grace and refine
ment OF sentiment and The hroadest
effects 1T humOr, the most poignant
VIE and the most indulglng benignity (.
In short, TO bring before us ia the
same scene Viola and Olivia, with
Malvollo and Sir Toby, belonged only
10 Nature and % Shakespeare The
stage settings provided for this popu'
lar revival are like the comedy itself
saperb. Ollvia's garden Is said TO be
a scenic poem, the sea coast Of lliyria
a stage picture Of masterful SKIN. and
the rose bower an ideal trysting place
for idea loyers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
EDITH TOWN GOES
TO NEW MEXICO

A difpatch from Denver, dated Feb.
Fuary b. says; Tue town q Edith, in
Archulcta county, win be divorced
from dorado and become a portion
OF New Mexico. and Colorado viii lose
eight squere miles on lis southern
h0unaary, II bill presented by Rep
resenta I've McEwen IN the house IN
passed.
The IN calls for the adoption OF
the recent United states geographical
survey which nulliiies the survey of
1886 10 he disadvantage OF the state
OF colorado. Action by the state leg
islature adopting the survey Of the
government ls necessary before the
survey u recognized as official.
When no survey was made In 1886
the method used was 10 sight from
one mountain 10 another, and then 10
reach ono point designated by tho cas-.
lest pOs lbl0 route. This sometimes
took tho line Ia a circultoua route, and
this also accounts for the ragged
southern boundary line. The new sur
yey follows a direct parallel line be
tween Colorado and New Mexico.
This vas but one Of tho swarm o.
bills prtsentod the other day Ia ths
Colorado Legislature.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
Michigan Lumbermsn.

Grand Rapids. Mich, Feb. THE
Michigan Retail Lumber Dealers as
sociation began IL sixteenth annual
convention here today, with headquar'
tiers at the Morton house. The SEES
siona Of the organization viii cover
two days. Many prominent dealers
are here from the important lumber
sections OF the state. After the con
vention has concluded It's business the
members will leave tomorrow evening
for q six days trip through Kentucky
and Tennessee. visiiing promiponi
lumber eentera and other points Of In
torest and returning by way OF Gin
cinnatl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
vAAuE oE a BLOCK.

According to figures printed by the
Insurance Press. there are blocks In
New York city In which $4,000 900
worth OF property would be destroyed
n swept by FIRE. Chicago. Philadelphia
and Newark come next with blocks
valued at $4,000 900 each. Boston and
~. Louis have blocks worth $1,000 900
and nearly two score other cities can
show similar properties AZ values
ranging from ti.000.0OO 20 $4,000. 900.
In table showing the rank OF states
az buyers OF nro Insurance New York
easily leads with more than $1,000.
O0O.000 a year, while Illinois. Pennayl.
vanla and Massachusetts buy proiec.
ton for more than 100000 900
worth Of property.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
MOST ENJOYABLE SOCIAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest. OF 1904 South
Arno street. gave delightful sur
prise on Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. v. Hindman
last night. Refreshments we're served
and the evening was whiled aTal
with pleasant entertainment. Thoae
fortunate enough TO be present were
MIR. and Mrs. J Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawthorne, Mr.. and Mrs Heye
Albers. Mr. and Mrs. Genswrlt, MI
and Mrs. Beamer, MIR. and Mrs. Croy
Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Misses Genswrlt
Miss H. Brown. and Messrs. Wendell
and Robertson.
The affair was In honor OF the de
parture OF Mrs. Hindman for Caliior
MIA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11


We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. } CHENEY a Co, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned have known
r J. Cheney for che last fiftoon years,
aud believe him perfectly honorable IA
~ able 20 carry out any obligations
made by his Arm.
WAL DING. KINNAN q MARVIN.
Wholesale Drugglsts. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system,
Testimonials sent free, Price "a cents
per bottle. Sold BY all druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for oonsti-
patton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
ALBUQUERQUE WEEKLY CITIZEN
wesrEnn aRowrA.

From July "a. 1928. 90 November 70.
1908. The national hanks west OF the
Mississlpnl river made raina OF i33
per cent. ~ loans and discounts and
la9 per cent In .ndiv'dnal deposits
while the national hanks ln all the re
maindtr Of the country gained only
90 per cent IN loane and discounts
and ~ per cent IN Individual deposits
n you take only the ten typlcally west
orn sfHioH ana territories Nuftb tla'
koia, South ifak0ia. Nebraska. Kan.
saf, Montana. Wyoming Colorado
New Mexico. Oklahoma aud Indian
Territory Increase In loans and
discounts in The same period was 2i7
per cent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
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CFrom saturdays Daily Citizen
Next week viii settle the statehood
question.
While We are getting things, let's
gci that fraternal EanltAfium
There IN more snow In the noun.
iains % New Mexico than for many
years.
In three weeks the loalAlatnre has
increased The Indebtedness OF the ter.
fiiory nearly $4,000
Last year 59.ts6 swedes left their
naiiNe land, most Of them to make
new homes IN the United states.
The Santa Re Railway company
VIII have 10 be good and comply with
the terms Of the Interstate commerce
law.
The nomination Of Major Lleweliyn
10 be United States attorney for New
Mexico meets with the approval Of
the republicans Of this territory.
Legislative charity Ia more De- 4.
mental than henoncial. II leads a
shiitless class in the community 10 OK.
pect help from tho Taxpayers apon
every trivial misfortune.
Tuesday. February z, may be a red
letter day In the history of New Mex.
len. On thar day the United states
senate will vote upon the bill OF nd.
mission OF the territory.
This city only asked authority 20
tax itself to build a dyke. II dld moi
ask territorial help and no one here
II asklng for Legislative charity. That
flood sufferers" graf, q followed an
VIII bankrupt tho territory.
survey Of the line OF a proposed
road from Willard 10 santa Rosa will
be made this month. This short line
would connect the Rock Island with
the Albuquerque Eastern, ana make
this city the terminus OF lis New
Mexico line.
In the north and the south the tide
o. migration II turning back from the
cities 20 the country. For years the
tendency OF ambitious young men haa
been from the farms TO the cities,
iuged BY he hlghe, wages and greater
opportunities. The result has been "a
increase the value OF farm products
and decrease city wages.
The latest estimate OF the worlds
population places II az 1900. O00. 600
Prof. N. 8. shaler has been specuat
ing on how long Il will be before the
population 0vertakes and passes the
earth's supporting capacity. HIS con
ciuslon Is that the area now available
for agriculture could be made 10 feed
and clothe In tolerable comfort about
100000 600 human beings. This est
mate probably does not take into con
slderation constantly Improving meth
DDS Of producing the necessaries Of
life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
COMMITTEE EN- ROUTE
TO NEW MEXICO

= The committee appointed by Q
. the National Association OF IRA. Q
Q proposed fraternRl sanitarium. o
g left 81. Louis Thursday night last Q
. week FOR New Mexico. The par .
o ~ IL travelling over the Rock Isl o
. and and will probably visit tho Q
o towns In the southern part of the Q
o territory frAt and thence 10 Albu .
9 qucrQue on lta return trip Every Q
o thing is In readiness 70 receive .
. the party when Il arrives in this Q
q city.
o Q {, q o o O o o o o o o o o o o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
III,EII'TIlolal raeaday'a DaIIy ollIlenl

from Tuesdays Daily CitiEen)
This weeks weather Is now ex'
planned. A spot 10000 miles across,
has been discovered on the sun
by official ilgures, the boil weeyil
destroyed S22 1000 worth Of cot.
ton In 1904 and tlb.000.O00 In 1908.
This may be a great day IN the his.
tory Of New Mexico. Il depends on
the action u congress on the state
hood bill.
The amount OF bets placed ON the
race tracks OF Missouri last year "
stated by tho circuit attorney to have
been tl6.27O.OO0.
There was a gain Of ySi,060.000 In
the exports Of American manufac'
tures last year. the total exceeding
5000 600 for tho FIRST time.
Tolsiol says; mo good can come OF
resort 10 force" On the contrary,
mankind has obtained very little that
IA worth having any other way.
The Impression IL cut that w. u.
childera, the United states attorney
Tor New Mexico, "a entirely out 81 o.
ace. This Is q mistake. Major w. H.
u. Liewellyn. who will e1cceod him
lny virtue OF appointment by President
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

from Mondays Daily Citizen
We will have 10 hurry about that
dyke.
This is the most remarkable rebru.
arr weather ever experienced In New
Mexico.
All doubts about water for irrigation
purposes the coming season have been
dlspelled.
Physicians are beginning 70 recog.
nize wOrry as a disease 10 be pre-
scriDed for like any other malhdy.
The $4,000 voted 20 Rood sufferer
should have been applied 10 building
a dyke. where Il would do the farmers
, OF the valley permanent benefit.
Il u now almost a year since the
war began IN the Orient. and little ia.
pan seems 10 be as fresh and vigorous
a. on the day when Togo opened FIRE
on Port Arthur
The law that forbids the carrying
OF concealed weapons ought TO be re-
garded thankfully. II saves many a
good but impulslye man nom getting
into a bad scraDe.
New situations call for new laws. A
few years ago nobody would have
thought of legislation 20 regulate the
Ion business. because there was no oil
business 10 regulate.
The truth Is that any measure re-.
lquiring the reinforcement CT an organ.
lied and paid lobby In order TO secure
It's passage through the legislature a
a bad measure aud should be killed.
! The Iron Review declares that, n
not another order were resolved the
IRON and steel pipe mills throughout
the country would have enough work
10 last them for six months to come.
That Ii the sort OF business the coun.
ltry likes 10 hear about
Tho national debt OF Russia is more
largely held abroad than that % any
l0ther country. Expressed Ia American
money, the national debt OF Russia
amounts 10 about $500, 100000. or
this amount no less than 81 soc .000. 600
Is owned by foreign investors.
There ~ IN Russia a Jewish alliance
formed In 1897, and In eight years d
has materially improved wSgos and
hours Of labor rs secret meetings
have been attended by over $4,000
members. and Il has been the cause
LOT more than a hundred strikes year.
There Is cold comfort for the Slo-
cum sufferers. Under the United
States statutes the liability OF the
Owners Ia limited 90 the value OF the
hull cargo and engines after raising,
which Ina this case amounts TO about
81 800 10 set on against tl,4T5.073 IN
clainis for damages already fled
January Is always a month OF heavy
Expenditures by the government, Tina,
month Of 1906 showed an excess OF
sG,2l3.O00 IN expenditures over re
ceipta, There was an increase Of g.
100000 in the revenue az compared
with the Same month OF 1904. but dia
buraements expanded likewise.
Pneumonia became 80 prevalent IL
New York that a commission waA ap
pointed 20 ascertain the cause. The
} commission reports that the overhead
ing Of the dwellings ID respunSlble fol
many cases Of the disease, II finds
that a large percentage OF deaths from
pneumonia iasG month occurred among
people who lived Ia luxurioualy warn
J apartment houses.