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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
NEW MEXICO Towns
SANTA re.

From tho New Mexican.
/ n. Hanna. supervisor of the Pccos
forest reserve. was not much improy.
ed SUNDAY and today is sim Ia dan.
gorous condition
Rev George r. SEWER pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church who d. Wis.
ting his mother In Denver whore he
has been several weeks, is expected 10
return this week The Rev Il X.
wharton. whose home is In Michigan,
has been acting In lieu OF the regular
pastor.
Mrs. u l.. Wheeler OF Louisville,
Kentucky. has arrived In Santa Fc,
being Cnllod here ON account of the
Illness Of her father Charles Y Palm.
er.w no was stricken with paralysis
some days ago and ~ no better Mrs.
Wheeer was accompanied by her sis
Ter. Miss Mildred Palmer. OF this city,
who went 20 Louisville two months
ago to be- the guest of her sister
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
THAT FRATERNAL BUILDING
"a. r. ADAMS, SUPREME REPRE-
SENTATIVE. WRITES a LETTER
ON THE SUBJECT.

Albuquerque y NJ Jan 1898
Hon John n Holmes Commercial
building ST. Louis. Mo
uoir Sf ANA Brother Z have seen
be- stated .n De- daily press that the
FraiyuaI building Is tu be taken down
and removed to Sew Mexico ana made
a sanitBrum Tor persons afflicted with
lung trouble NDN, us supreme repre-
sentative. dO not propose ~ course
To- take part Tor of against apy locality
iu this grand domain save to try tO
got the building located az tho best
possible point
with Wow OF placing before the
committee AN available data aO that
the very best location may b., selected
ASK that you procure and iayshsf1ro
mo committee Oroeioy's Report on
the Climate of New Mexico and maps
attached thereto THIS publication is
issued hy ,ho weather bureau and
shows hy diagrams. not figures, dry
ness. temperature winter and SUM.
mer. aud an data which committee
might Wish 90 have before them in se.
icctIng site Tor tho sanitarum.
Ny object in writing this loiter is to
set the sanitarIum so located that toe
fratornitioa may got the very best rH.
suits from the investment
Yours. otc..
- +. ADAMS
s.R New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
RAISED A CHECK WITH
DIRE RESULTS
COARSE WORK or 7. JOHNSON,
EMPLoYE or SHELTER, LANDS
HMM COUNTY JAIL.

q. Johnson. which, IL is alleged. is
an alias. his real name being Frank
Wood. attempted to cash a raised
check az the bank when that institut.
tinu opened for business Wednesday
morning. was caught red.handed in
the act. attempted To- flee, was stop.
ped by the sight oi Marshal Laird's
howitzer, had his hearing Wednesday
afternoon before Justice NewcOmb,
and was bound over 60 the next grand
jury n the sum Of $500. which In dc.
fault of securing, be was taken 20 the
county Jail, says the Silver city I'm.
tcrprisc. All this happened within
the short space of ten hours. and viii
doubtless form landmark In the his.
tory Of johnson.
The check was given In the sum OF
s.. but when presented to Teller Kelly
for payment IL read So, the 'y' and
No. "t' being scrawled In very coarse
letters In comparison with the fine
chirography OF the smelter account
ant Moreover. the figure 49, had been
punched into the paper. but this wai
evidently overlooked by tho seeker fol
easy money Mr.. Kelly said that pay
mrnt would have 10 be- deferred unit
the smeltor was tolephoned and bis
account verified that mistake ha,
been made in the amount Of the
check. The smolter authorities tele
phuncd that s. was the correc
amount OF the check Meanwhile
Johnson had grown nervous and step
ped outside the bank Marshal Lair,
was Immediately summoned and upoI
being shown the man started for him
Johnson started a Ia Kuropatkln fO
Chihuahua hin and the chase develop
ed into quite a sprlntinH match. n
which Johnson, Marshal laird. Masoi
Kelly. and Frank Nichol, who happen
ed % be- near az the time. were tn,
principal participants. Johnson ran al
far 81 the rear Of the Tenderfoot cor
raj. whore. seeing the utility OF al
tempting 20 scale the lofty brick wal
surrounding that place, surrendered
Johnson has been employed at "a,
smelter but few days, coming her
from the Mogollons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

The other nieht between N and ~
O'Clock burglars entered James A.
lanro's store aud took SIX Colts re-.
yolycrs, one Winchester and two hunt
Ing knives and plenty Of ammunition
The thieves made their way into the
store through The rear door and tho
tlu shop. then through the bookkcop.
cr.s Office and into the store. whore
they secured the goods The value Of
the stolen property amounts to about
500, The burglary must have been
done by parties well acquainted with
the house, as from The manner OF on.
trance Do shows that whoever did %
knew whore he was at. No arrests
have been made but % is thought that
the officers have several parties under
watch Alamogordo News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
SILVER CITY

From the Enterprise
James r. Brent former city marshal
OF silver CITY arrived home last week
from Lincoln and Chayos counties,
whore be- has boon employed for the
last two years boy several large cattle
outfits
Richard Grade finally got away for
Globe. Arizona. where he will locate
silver city can IN afford to lose such
substantial citizen as Mr. Grahe has
proved himself 10 be, and g is 20 be
hoped his absence will he merely TEN.
pUrary.
Caldwell Young. who arrived in the
city from Virginia on a visit 10 his
father, y N. Young Is punching cat.
~, on the Hawkins ranch ia the Me.
siIn valley as a pleasant diversion.
ilc holped drive tho cg'tlc through
from the old r. n. Hawkins place
north OF town 10 the Mesilla valley
and enjoyed the trip so much that ne
decided to try ranch life tor awhile.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

Now York. Jan. AT the ST. Mich.
olas rink tonight the teams of Prince
ton and Columbia will line up on tho
ice for the opening game OF the sea
son for the Intercollegiate Hockey
league There has been a marked r..
yiyal Of interest Ia Ice sports this win.
ter and the hockey season promises 10
be the most notable since the game
vas introduced among American col.
loges. The schedule arranged by the
intercollegiate league extends up 90
the middle Of February. The member.
ship comprises the teams 81 Yale. Has.
ward. Columbia. Brown and Princeton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

OF ague and malaria can he relieved
and cured with Electric Bltiors. Tnis
is pure tonic medicine OF especial
benefit In malaria, for q exerts true
curative influence on tho disease.
driving 3, entirely out OF the system
II IL much TO be- preferred 70 qulnlno.
having none Of this drugs bad after
effects. v. $. Munday, OF Henrietta.
Tex, writes MY brother was very
low with malaria fever and iaundice.
an he took Electric Bitters. which
saved his life Al all druggists price
bO. guaranteed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
TRAINING DOGS or WAR.
Great Danes Taught ny Germans 90
Drag bicycle Riders 10 The
Ground.

To let loose che dogs Of war IL
10 bc a ycritahlv military maneu.
YER for dogs are now being
trained boy che Gcrman army To do
actual battle Tho bicycle is ~.
sponsiblr for this Since its intro.
ductiun into the armies of Europe
German officers have been Ounsid.
crir- he best methods ~ combat.
ing 90. and the result has been "a
decision 10 train dogs To- drag hi.
cycle riders FROM their wheels
The Great Dane has been select
rd FOR the purpose 1s his siSr aud
strength make him powerful
and effective antagonist AZ Bcr'
lin there are now thousand %
these great dogs IN training.
Every day FOR the last three
montlA they have been taken to
the parade ground aud been given
lesson IN Distinguishing the der.
man and Austrian uniforms from
the French, Italian aud Russian,
for II IL necessary that they
should discriminate between
friend and foe Thon they are
taught To rush upon = bicycle.
mounted enemy and dismount
him.
When II IL remembered that
nearly all ~ the armies " Europe
have adopted the bicycle the me-.
ccasity Of the best method "a lessen
their effectiveness can be- appre-
.iatcd and the German officers b.
licyc they have discovered the
the method
The dogs are taken 20 the field
Of operation whore the cyclists
are urgrdto attark the riders who
are padded against harm After
this lesson h. learned they are
turned loose upon soldiers wear
ing various uniforms. and when
| they attack y German mr. Austrian
they are whipped but when they
attack others they ARE rewarded.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
STATEHOOD IS NEEDED
Reasons Why the People Should Urge
Passage Of Joint Statehood Bill.

prove that statehood would help mat.
ters. Il Is a negative argument We
do know that such conditions do not
prevail In Colorado, California or
Texas All of these now powerful
states we're nifty years ago as undeyel-
oped aB Ne Mexico was then and all
have prospcrod under statehood while
New Mexico has practically stood stu.
We do know that capital and people
refuse To como into a territory.
Tho impression prevails In the east
that there is serious danger here from
indians and that under territorial
form OF government taxes are conhs-
eating. the administration is corrupt
and that neither life nor property are
safe.
This prejudice Is deep seated and W.
must admit that the quickest and most
effective way to get rid OF II Is TO
change our name and Identity as other
states have done
The opportunity offered IN the en-.
abling act now pending In congress Is
honorable Just, expediont aud extreme
y liberal
, Double statehood, doubles our re-
sources or divides our expenses and as
a business proposition promises to
/ double our prosperity.
We would not better our condition
Z sn Tar as the expense OF government
I is concerned under single statehood
! We already can see what our present
financial condition ls. taxes 90 per
cent higher this year and tho good
| Lord only knows what they will bee
next year under our present political
status
u We can argue from the past. Il Us
a dead moral certainty. that u We re-.
| icct double statehood We will force
upon ourselves double poverty for the
next twenty years This seems l., be
what our territorial officials desire.
see very little difference between
O. state and an individual when e comes
tl common sense When q man has
held property for hfty years bas paid
on 10 In taxes i've times rs present
value ana during that time has been
unable to sell h. isn't II about time for
him to seriously study the situation
and try new deal. Isn't fifty years
about long enough Co give the terri
turial thcory a fair trial when we have
seen grea, and powerful states grow
mp ON all sides of us under the same
conditions as are now offered as
G. b. Af4LAlRE
san Antonio n NJ, Jan 6. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Pointed Paraaraphs.
~ y ADAMS
= q New Mexico

The financial plank IN the womens
platform is pin money
Whom The office seeks the man no
has strangle hold on o.
The deserving poor are often those
who don't deserve 10 ho poor
Many a married man believes lu the
control Of one mind over another
An old bachelor says there are no
marriages iu heaven because % ls
heaven.
Don't hide your light under a hushol
Use the bushol 10 cover your faults
II it's big enough.
Many "a would be society woman
isnt in the swim deep enough 90 gee
her bathing suit wet
There are many trusts la this coun.
Try. but the poor man De- expected to
come up with the cash just the same.
Chicago News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

To The Citizen
The discussion Of the statehood
question seems 10 De monopolized by
the newspapers and politicians. The
people are doing very lAtle talking and
when asked for an opinNm do not scom
TO have any yery decided yiews ON the
question
In this connection PERHAPS a few
comparisons with copditgns elsewhere
might be- useful
last month the writer made a trip
TO southeast Texas. In the vicinity OF
Galveston 20 look over rice irrigating
proposition on which about 100000 had
already boon Invested In pumping
plant. canal. etc. and for VIII IA addi.
tionnl capital was wanted TO treble
the capaolil Of The plant so as To- ir.
rigate $1,000 acres.
In the course OF my Investigations
/ found that last year the taxes ON this
property for state. county auc town
purposes was nine dollars and forty.
ave cents There b. In the vicinity
probably 100000 acres OF as fine land
A. can be- found anywhere, "A part OF
which supplies winter vegetables for
Galveston and the north. The taxes
ON all this land is four cents per acre.
In two hours after I had wired the
result of my Investigations. the parties
whom ! represented wired they would
take 500 900 Of the bonds offered them
That country is hlliuE up rapidly with
people from the northern states aud
they are ali making money
could uot help contrasting these
conditions with those prevailing loo our
own Rio Grando valley which has
boon settled Cor q years. has had
81 railroad through BE- for over twenty
years and still has gs per cent of its
irrIgable land unpromctiyo and paying
taxes ten times a. high Bs similar land
pays 10 Texas SHOWING @ market
value OF only about 40 per cent Of the
Texas land
These conditions have not changed
for hfty years.
have visited al various times near.
~ every state and territory In the
union do not know Of "a section any
where in the United states compare
BILE with the Rio Gmudo valley that
has made $40 little progress la the last
nifty years ON taat today is IN such
doplurablo state OF uuproductIyonoss
IL u not time for us To change our
political condition aud emerge from
our long endured state ~ political
peonage.
This comparison I admit does not
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
To Aeeent lnnnll., sla,n..

Washington, Jan. AT the cere.
monies incident 20 the acceptance OF
the statue 81 John J. ingalls,. now IN
StNtuary hall At the capitol. al the
members Of the Kansas delegation In
the house Will make addresses on the
career OF Senator Ingalls, and there
viii also be addresses by members
from other states. Representative Cur
tla, who Is In charge OF the program
IN the house. said today that Repre-
sentative Champ Clark and others had
notified him that they would make
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
gsTANclA

From the News.
Mrs. Bd Dillon. OF Mcintosh, re-
ceiyed the sad news Of the death of
her sister In Nebraska
Mr.. and Mrs Trinidad Romero re-.
turned from Albuquerque. having spent
the holidays with their son Serapiu
and his family
Mrs. ~ n Thorp. of Palma. has
been the guest OF Mrs. J A. Harris Of
Estancia, and Mrs. Ed Dillon, of Nc.
lntosh. while her husband has been
In this part OF the county attending
TO political matters, Mrs Harris will
accompany her 10 Der Palma home
Tho county commissioners should
create new precincts az willard, Tor
rance, Palma and Duran, as these are
most necessary, The last named were
made voting places by the returning
board for the last regular election but
not school and Justices precincts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Judge sulIbaehsr In indian Territory,

Judge Lewis sulzbacheg formerly
OF New Mexico. who Is now a United
states Judge 10 the indian Territory,
with ohcial headquarters at Okmu-
gee. IL pleased with his new position
and likes u much better than the
iudgeship held Ia Porto Rico lie
spends a good deal Of his time IN Kan.
sas city with his family. a. rail con.
nections between Kansas City ana
Okmulgce are good and he can reach
that place very easily and In about a
fourteen hours ride
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

~ daily enacted. In thousands OF
homes. as death claims. IN each one.
another victim Of consumption or
pneumonia. But when coughs and
colds are properly treated. the tragedy
o. ayertod. +. @. Huntley, of Oakland.
on. Ind, writes. My wife had the
consumption, and three doctors gave
her up. Finally she took DR. KINGS
New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds. which cured her,
and today she is well and strong" II
Kills the germs Of all diseases. one
dose relieves Guaranteed at 5Oc and
81 by all druggists. Trial bottle free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

An Old ana weli.tried remedy--Mra.
windows soothing Syrup has been
used for over sixty years By millions
Of mothers for their children while
teething. with perfect success. II
soothes the child. softens the gums,
allays all pain. cures wind collie. and
Is the best remedy for diarThoea. IL
pleasant TO the taste. Sold BY drug.
gists In every part OF ne world.
twenty-five cents a bottle, It's value
Ia incalculAble. BE sure and ask for
Mrs. winsiow's Soothing syrup, and
take no other kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Or. Lukens an Inventor.

y Or C. r Lukens. pastor OF the
Presbyterian church. believes IN try.
ing 10 take care OF the body az well
as the soul and his experience In the
visitation OF homes and the foul air
folmd In many Of them. coupled with
.his experience and knowledge OF medi-
'cine and therapeutics, has enabled
him 20 perfect what viii prove 70 be-
Ia ucat health boon 20 the sick and
well allko.
Tho invention Is no less than a ny.
.Eionlc goniilatlng window or. door
which when used will admit coed
flow Of pure air into the room without
% draught and without the escape Of
hcat a. when a window or door 10
open
The invention consists OF a window
sash. single, made 20 a. the upper or
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

san Francisco. Jan. Tho entire
stock and control OF the san Francisco
Coke aud Gas company has been pur.
chased by the standard Oh company
for q good round sum This is con.
struod 20 mean another contest for The
control ct the lighting OF san fran.
cisco, the opposition company. the san
Francisco Gas and Electric corpora.
ton, being placed, it q. said. he posi-.
tion whore Do must either sell out or
nrht.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

Washington. Jan. 7.--sacretary Muir
ply. Of the lsthmian canal commission.
today announced that all The posi-.
tiOns under mo oommiga pa which viii
DO OF executive order and exempt from
civil service examination haze been
filled aud that no additional appoint
ments can be- made in amy department
~ the commission except through civil
service commission, where applicants
desiring 10 qualily for appointment
should apply for Information
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
RefIeetIons Of a Raeh,Ie-

Santa Claus always gives every hsad
Of "a family an empty pocketbook for
Christmas.
= man can mako a lot Of money by
not playing the tips ho gets On sure
things
Il ~ about as expensive "a lose a
suit with a poor lawyer a. 10 win one
with a good one.
It's a nlCJ thing 20 have a girl IN
tho family to comfort you for the way
the boys turn uut--New York Press.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Gloomy Christmas for Russlans.

49, Petersburg. Jan THE prevail
ing disoonteut and unsettled condition
Of business and ahalrs generally were
reflected mOas nOticeably In me oh.
sorvance u the Russian Christmas %.
day. Tho festivities with which tho
day 81 usually observed 10 the capital
we're wanting, and though the day Eas
"a holiday there was little OF the holt
day spirit manifested By the populace
The celebration was confined almost
ENTIRELY to the holding al the custom
AIRY special services in the churches
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

Philadelphia, Jan. THE eject 81
last nlgnts heavy rainfall which was
driven by a thirty-slx mile gale, O. IN
evidence today In all directions OF the
city and enyirons. The most serious
result y the swollen condition OF the
Schuylkill river, which Is seventeen
feet above normal az Manayunk -Four
teen mills are closed as the result Of
the Hood aud four thousand hands are
idle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

lower frame. with a hinge for break.
inc the sash for insertion. 70 rs Gov
cred with light denim, duck or other
cloth instead Of glass. This sash may
be- inserted by simply raising the win.
dow and may be Withdrawn and put
away In Inc closet when not h USE
Roswell Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
FIXES Tho Rate Of Merchandise Postage

Washington, Jan. 7.-Ropresenta-
tive Cowhord 81 Missouri introduced a
bin fixing the rate Of postage on books
and merchandise mailed az distributing
pOstoirCCs OF rural free delivery
routes at three cents for each pound
or fraction thereof. The BIN proscribos
further that third and fourth class mail
matter shall, be- consolidated under the
title Of merchandise al a rate OF one
cent for two ounces.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
KELLY KERNELS.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS AND Per.
soNAL PARAGRAPH FROM A
GOOD TOWN IN socoRRo coUN.
~
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Kelly, n. NJ. Jan. Jacob stuppl.
formerly OF this place bat now OF ri.
nos Altos. who has boon here Tor the
past six weeks doing the assessment
wurR on L. r. nlhcocks claims. went
to work Tuesday ln the South Juauita.
MIR stuppl w. an an round miner and
Jolly good fellow. We are pleased
To- have him la our midst
John Brown. the principal part of
Kelly D. partially under the weather
Mr. and Mrs Harry Ice are as
proud as sin and are putting on a
good many airs just because they
have AN elegant and attractive new
residence that is putting a blush on
every other house In tho town.
our town is growing and houses are
very much in demand The Kelley,
Graphic and Juanitu mines are giving
employment 90 a force OF 1875 men.
and this hsi,8 make business good IN
all lines.
Mr. and Mrs. simeon EXtor enter
tainej large number of their friends
one evening this week. Music. sing
ing and speech making were INDUCED
In till a late hour
a light snow tell last sunday.
Jay Cowoll. Eddie MCGEE and sim
con Extor. our young sportsmcn, re-
turned Saturday from the Hardy can
yon, six miles south of mere whore
they have been the past week hunting
bear. deer. turkey and wildcats.
The principal mining interests Of
the territory are az This place. The
immense quantities OF copper lead
and zinc ores that ere being shipped
daily proves this To Doe true.
our merchants are progressive and
|up to date. Their stocks are better
than are kept In many towns of twice
/ its population. They show that thcy
are good business men, tuD. hy boina
/ courteous and accommodating TO thou
customers.
Born. 10 Mr. and Mrs Milton Craig
/ formerly OF MaEdalgna. but nav OF
Gaum. on Nov. %. 1904. a girl Mil
has been saying Papa softly to MIN
self ever since.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q Bahcock vcri
/ pleasantly entertained a number o
their friends last Tuesday evening.
Alher, l.. Green and Miss Maui
Richards, both OF Rosedalo were mar
ried last week in Denver. Colo. This
estimcble couple ha,, host OF iriendl
who wish them prosperous journey
through lifo.
Robert Rose has smashed hand
cause ne had II in "a place whore h,
struck o hard blow with a hammer
Mrs James Cowo, is ON the sicl
list this week. We or, sorry 20 learn.
Numerous and pleasant have beef
the family gathoring during the holI
lay season, and We shall not attemp
to mention them IN detail.
Your scribe speu. o. very plcasan
evening az the respected home Of Nj
and Mrs. James CoV,u Tuesday.
! a large body of lead ore has recent
ly been encountered Boz thu Juanit
proper. which rs said fo bee fifteen q
twenty feet In width aHi Of Dycellan
grade. a force of ten mon Is DIployc
under the supervision of r. J rhomn
and considerable work s bc.n done.
The old year is numbered WITH IN
past, and we have commenced IN
new with renewed hope unU yiEo
May We an mount one round hlgho
on the ladder OF siyCess.
The candy side OF my vri ng ~
per draws my attention so much tina
my pencil refuses 90 write