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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
ETHNoLooloAL ExHielT
FOR NORTHERN FAIR,

Colonel n u. Twitchell president
Of the Northern New Mexico fair. az
Las Ncgns. ia negotiating for an eth
no'oglca eyhiblt thar win be OF much
interest," 90 he visitors TO tho fair Hs
expects 10 socnrc a hand OF twenty
hve Tao1 Indians Who Will exhibit
their dances. their characteristic
dress. their customs aud arts. lha
exhibit w..' hc one Of the most thor.
oughly attractive that can be secured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
JEROME HAS A suRRo
WHO DRINKS BEER

Jerome. Arizona. boasts OF n brrro
VINO O. quite a 'lush" for he Is very
fond OF his beer and will come to the
So Elmo regularly for hls drink. lie
drinks about two wash basins fnil II
be- cns get 4 and after bis drink he
feels very Jolly He viii run IA every
direction w'.h his head IN the air and
occasionally be takes a notion 10 chase
some one. The boys enjoy mis- very
much and whom he 81 on bic snrce 4 II
nothing unusual TO see n dozen nr two
boyr chasing him. who have ~ sorts
81 fun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

car load oi machinery arrived here Tuesday for the
saier Copper company consstne of two iorse engines
and Considerable other machinery This makes abort six
engines Chat this company has o. works and this With
the nu VI the shaft conylnccs that O. n pipe
dream but copper mine reality The step must
necessarily he railroad leading the copper belt before
much ore be handled one OF the promoters Of tho
Coronado while IN Clayton lasi week stated us that
Of their men 10 me cast trying 20 direct
.h attention Of some railroad these mnes end they
apd the Coronado and safer companies would probably
put Ia a narrow rauec Clayton to the niinesclay.
on Enierrriso.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
TRAVELLING ovERLANp
TO SILVER CITY

Mcsars Augustine, samrey and
nII0r eilu, put from iprdshurg
Tor a trip across The country 10 ST.
yer city TaDy have n blg wagon
drawn ~ a couple Uf mules. plenty oi
provisions an ID tent. They Intend
10 make n camelng trip % H. and
probably VIII see a good deal OF u
before returning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

nahar's celebrated fan festivities known haibe.
aud on feast VIII bo held ihs yelr soatombor
and 3 Arrangements already under way r1 eclipse
cultural and Garden products Tor which roni prices win
givcn for dralya Arrangements haso boer naie 10
lace these products IN the whore ihoy Dee
"a by me citizens 90 who sbeptcal Of tho pro-
iuctlycpess Of the celebrated "sakel plains - Dahart
rcxun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

When Carnegie gives a town library no insists that
amount Of money must be spent every year for
books the building he has paid for When Rockefeller
4Yts college a lot OF money he insists that as much
shall De- raisod from other The Grant coun
iy commissioners have adopted the miioualres scheme
They offered kordsborg and Central 500 each the
citizens ~ these win pot up enough more 10 huid
ian The citizens Of iordshurg willing 20 adopt the
Carnegie plan II the county commissioners will buA a.
ian here the citizens viii furnish COMMUNICATIONS
Liberal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
PELPHREV's MILL TURNING
OUT MAcARoNt BOXES

Tho s. n. Pelphroy planning mill hn-
lshcd up n contracr FOR $4,000 mac1r-
oni boxes for an El Paso factory
Thursday. They have recently inlsh.
ed substantial orders for packing boxes
for tlp Swift and Armour companies
IN N Paso. The Pelphrey min 10 well
equipped aud IL usually kept quite
busy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
ALGODONES NOTES

Special Correspondence.
Algodonea, ". NJ, July 2b.--The
wheat crop has been harvested and
dld not como up % 1ho average Of
former yoaTs neither did the FIRST cut.
ting of alfalfa.
6rasshoppers and army worms have
disappeared and corn WIN DO al right
40 viii garden truck. Fruit IA good,
some peaches. plems, apples and
cherries are rlre.
Juan Archiho,me and Guadalupita
MOntcya were married at Bornaiillo
July nth. The bride - from Borna.
lillD and the groom from Algodonos.
jefferson Allen Of the Indian school
was q pleasant visitor here last week.
lie Was az San Felipe Pueblo on bust.
ness with the Indians.
Inn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

W Greene b erecting snuelter NJ Guaymas -
handle custom ores. This smocr enl an long felt
want there are many mines u the vicinity Of Guaymas
ind along the that be worked profit
'auso Of the distance from reduction plant The new
Greene plant viii he In operation before loag and this
act has caused renewed activity Ia the district Miner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

The rains ~ the past week have put the RrouUd IN
excellent condition for forage crops and every man who
has plot Of ground large a city should have q,
prepared the coming week and put In corn cane,
kaisr corn ruta bages miet. or some qulca maturing
crop Il 10 quite probable that there viii sunicen
rainfall from now TO mature such crops and they viii be
source Of considerable profit IN saving feed bs-Oero
County Advertiser
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

tho reception Of this material. the
beds 20 be placed far enough from the
river 10 enable the dipping solutions
70 become thoroughly purified before
entering the river
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

The Lake Shore Now York Central interests II IL
announced win award contract for the construction n
railroad between Franklin and Ulysses Pa. The branch
viii connect the two roads VIII bo about 20 miles IN
length, running through portion Of the Allegheny noun
tans and touching lrgo coal and iron region that the
Central has been unable heretofore 70 reach.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

II the friends Of Joint statehood IN Tho territory dc.
aO 10 keep their cause they 90 by writing short
letters 20 their local newspapers expressing their views
When such letters received by the editors any con.
siderable numbers the editor will doubt begin 10 trea
the subject eiltoriagy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

Eaathound passenger rates have been cut another g
the schedule OF sit from Chicago Now York which
has been made By the Grand Trunk going into effect July
&C. two days later than the Michigan centras SIC rntc
II IL believed that the Michigan Central viii meet the cut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

G g Mciniire an old time resident
OF Gallup, bot now resident OF
Needles. % az Gallup this week SUI
poriniondlng the erection OF the new
lurntahit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

Looking nj Il from independent point Of View as
The Citizen Is capable Of Il looks u the efforts % tho
Office holders 10 both territories 20 keep the Joint state
hood question from being discussed was about as vol
organized conspiracy OF silence one ever saw Well
crowd that ia afraid 10 discuss question or afraid 10
let tho people vote H. must be on The wrong side of
that question Every Joint statehood man Invites are.
nieut. every anti Is afraid OF argument
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
We wAlr roR ANsweR.

That si6ooo water plant and plenty OF wafer FROM
10 10 cents per thousand salons seems io ba sticking
In the craw oi the Water supply companys organ.
The Cnaen know that Il would, but thiu "a b. better
that one suffer than thai he many should do 80. the
dilapiated plant win which Ahuqnqne s affiot
cd fhg present time has bonded debt o Ss5uoo aud
She company chaFsiug SO cents thousand gallons
for water No wonder the Of the company slurms
and wrlggios and VIRTUES. Ike n ecofChgd snake.
But ID wop't 90 any good Here the facts Col
onol Jasro. who put plant NJ Bakersfield CAL who la
not trylng 20 SOIL pant 10 the city The
ter organ trying DO who has interest u he water
question NJ Albuquerque but who Is disni ercnlod and
practical expert Colonel lastTo says that and up
TO date pent meeting all demands present and ol
many years IN the future installed In Aaquorqus
for approximately $4,000.
For the third time Tho Citizen pubiishc zoe ll ow
Ing questions and calls the water orga TO answer
them. The readers OF The citizen make any
odds that the organ won't The questions are:
"Wln tho organ say that Colonel jasro Is not
authority this questions That he does know whs
he is talking about2 That Is unreliable 10 his osti
hates7 Say 80 shut up,
1.-THE CITIZEN ASKS ITS READERS TO NOTICE
HOW THE WATER ORGAN WON'T ANSWER THt
oUEsloNs HERE PRoPoUNpEDH
And they ala not and they won't
AZ the time The Citizen published the statement tina
an 70 date water plant, meeting al demands could b.
Installed for $4,000 approximately Il Is authority
for the statement Il has continued 10 make the SAM
statement the authority. and the water orga
docs nos dare 10 snpugn that authority.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
TWO LOST IN THE WOODS
TEN.YEAR.oLp SOY FOUND the
NEXT DAY GUT AGED CITIZEN
STILL ABSENT.

W y Eaker. who mas for some tins
conducted butcher shop at Cloud.
croft. is reported missing, says a telo-
gram from Aiamngnrdo Snrle days
ago Zee was seen coins oai of town In
his 5hirt sleeves. but Il was thought
he was looking after business mat.
ieff This was the last seen of him
and % "a feared that be- has met with
foul play or has died somewhere In
the pine forest near Cioudcroft Ne rs
worry 0'd and this fact adds 90 the sup.
pos lion that he may have died while
alone. 10 ia reported that ho has roia-
lions az Carlsbad. ~ NJ.
Walter Wilkerson. the tun-yearcld
son OF Mr.. and Mrs A. Wilkorson.
who reside 0n a ranch near Alamo
gordn. was sent our Tuesday 10 drive
up some horses Night came on and
the little fellow failed 10 return. A
search was planned. hut the child no.
whore could be- found. The recent
heavy tnius has caused every ditch
and gu,'h to be hllod with water aud
Il was feared the hoy had fallen into
a deep hole and drowned The night
was very stormy and heavy rains fell.
which made inc search very dishcalt.
as well a. 10 add horror 20 the thought
OF the lost child To-day, Just after
noon the little fellow came in sound
and safe. lie says that when 10 found
HIS horses he was elk miles from
home ana as hiEht was coming ON a
noighhOr took him 10 his home aud
kept him until day. Mr. aud Mts. VIII
kersOn were almost cazod over their
failure 20 hnd their boy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

citizens ~ Salt River valley aud others who visit the
Portland exposition will find much to interest them n tne
Foresryluigation annex 20 tho government building
Here are large relief modes OF the salt river and
Yuma irrgaton projects shoWiag the government works
In actual operation
Magnlfcen PHOTOGRAPHS adorn the walls Showing No.
merous points VI interest and eShihng the scenic beau
ties Of The territory Tombstone Prosnector.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

THY American soologint wcttlo has made a report 10
tho effect that thore are excellent coal mines Al Rio
d eu and Santa Catalina. Brazil.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

For the twelve months ending with june 1904 re-.
marks the New York Sun, the average monthly output
vas valued % approximately tGOoooQ0 During that time
Che average number Of men employed was bout 10000
whites and Ol37e Kahra Tho output TOR February OF
this year 100000 produced by force OF i5tG2
whitos oo7s native blacks and aga Chlnnmei n the
mine owners satisfied a not for us to find fault bat
rough caicuition from tho figures available Indicates
that the monthly output per Tor the opening months
Of last about $50 who for The Same mouths this
year 81 about SO We are unable to say whether this
Is duo 70 the extraction 81 lower gado earth or 20 De-
creased efficiency on the part Of The extrnctors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

Receipts Of Alaskan gold from june rs 10 July N
amount 20 S6,oo0000. Tae Coary and Fairbanks viii
probably 100000 to $4,000 900 this soason The
Nome output viii be over e6,00o.0Oo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29
EDITOR kepziE NOW
SCHOOL TRUSTEE

y l. GaHitnon has resigned his po.
siiiOn as 7choOl trustee and Super.
lntendcni White has appointed D. ~.
kedzio 90 du the position for the
coming year. says the Ilordsburg lib.
erah M Cannon has served as a
school trustee Cor many years. and u
VIII be q distinct loss TO the district
for him 20 leave the board.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

Dr. Ed r. Allen Of Kansas City. has been in Albuquer
que for some weeks He represents tho national govern
meni In the bureau OF animal Industry Dr. Allen Is an
assocate member OF the American Kennel club and has
quite hne collection Of English and Irish settlers and
pointers, which be has entered at many bench showa
never falling 20 carry on the ribbons Or Alien saw
what The Citizen said last evening IN advocacy OF such
addition 10 the territorial fair attractions this fan and hc
called a. the editorial OF The Citizen this morning
70 that this paper advocate largely tho sag
geation made last evening Dr. AiCn confirmed the
mcnt Of The Citizen that the addition OF a dog show
would be comparatively inexpensive aud would add
good deal 20 the interest of the fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

The surveyors representing the United States aud
Canada have completed the nopecton OF the boundary
line between the Dominion and the United states Rich.
ford and North Troy u Is stated that they have made
startling discoveries These are that Rchiord East Rich
ford aud stevens Mills. which short distance within
what has been considered The Vermont side the border
rghtiny belong IN CANDIDA and steps Will probably be
taken TO nx the boundaries 20 give Canada either
reconpcnso the territory stated Tho strip OF Is
several miles In length and from oneha mile mile IN
width. and has population Of about $500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-29

Imposed upon him.--Rosweu Record.
July IS.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-31
VIII, LOWER COAL RATES TO BlsBEE

Managing
division the FL Paso South
location of the fields
holdings with
chase Of the E. by the PhepsDoge interests says the Bsbe
Review.
old roadbed
of FL
Mr. Douglas stated that the parties still the field
ability
and line and thus ovae haul the Rock Island for dis
The
Tucumca which
Southwestern The cutoff proposed would
with p
Of sixty miles There
lis little what the road will be built
Mr. Douglas stated that tariff coal to apply between Daw-
would shortly be issued which would
enable of wholesale lay this necessity In Bsbee
0 something like dollars
of
smel Douglas will onehd the
A.
the Consolidated
Mr. Douglas of the opinion that the bringing of Dawson coal TO
have prevailed the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-31
LINE WILL SURELY RUN THROUGH LAS VEGAS

profitable ought ought be
being
Bushkevz
conversation he had with
chief writes The fol-
lows:
Springer N NJ, July
Optic
This had the complete conversation with
charge of the location Of the
w.
hotel
the through their told
edy would offer possible nducement
would be selected push the successful
said would all the
through the Of the city Several who
him the
Camp moved today to point seven miles north OF Wagon
will be reached The road keeps
Springer distance Of four miles west of the Santa F From
will practically parallel the Santa Fe in
Vegas think this will be Of interest readers as is absolutely
BUSHKEv1TZ"
The that has
decided against building
impossible The
decision entirely tn mountains and this could not
Optic Is
by building
approaching within miles of Mora OF would
fruitful valley could be
However
look exceedingly bright
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-31
Arrested for Stealing 5000.

James H. Pope, alias James n.
Stewart. formerly agent for the Ad-
ans Express company at New Salem
Pa. was arrested in Carlsbad Friday
bv Sheriff Fee for stealing package
of currency containing $4,000 from
his employers in March, 19o4' at which
time he disappeared. He Will be re-
turned to the east as soon as an Off
Ger from the Keystone state can come
for him.
After leaving New Salem, POPE
came TO New Mexico and for several
months lived at Roswell, where ne
made his living by burning cater
pillars from trees and doing odd jobs
Recently he came to Carlsbad. None
of the money alleged to have been
stolen by him has been recovered.
He claims he is innocent, but did not
denv his identity when arrested His
whereabouts and alias were discovered
through letter he wrote some time
ago TO Maggie Stewart at UnlontoWn
Pa. Pope has wife and several
children at New Salem. Detectives
have been searching for him ever since
he disappeared.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-31

RACE TRACK
WILL CLOSE
Officers Admit That With Gambling
Suppressed the Course Might a.
Well be Abandoned.-Track viii
Be Sold For City Lots.

Cleveland, July 31-Following the
order from Mayor T. l.. Johnson to
Chief of Police Elder to stop all pool
selling the gambling at the Glenville
race track where the grand circuit
meeting opens this afternoon, 1t was
announced that the race track will be
abolished after the present meeting
and divided into city lots.
Until a short time ago there was
little doubt but that pool selling would
be permitted, but as the village OF
Glenvile, in which track lies. has. In
the past few days, eben annexed to the
city Of Cleveland. Mayor Johnson has
control over the situation. Fl. NJ. Han
ma. president and w. G. Pollock. vice
president, held conference today
and after learning Of Mayor Johnson s
orders. decided that the prohibition
against pool selling would make II
advisable to abandon the track. AT
| todays meeting all the entrances were
guarded by policemen and inside the
grounds Chief of Police Koehler per
sonally had charge Of detail Of po
lice, all of whom had strict orders tc
prevent pool selling and gambling
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-31
PEST OF LOCUSTS
SAID TO BE DUE

The dreaded seven.year locust--one
Of the greatest pests OF the western
farmer--is coming. declares the Den.
yer News. According to good author.
ity, the locust will be upon us In the
next few months.
once every seven years and some
times oftener the locust appears In the
western states, The insect Is suppos.
ed 10 come from the Orient and from
Europe, brought here in the egg form
In grains and cereals which are sent
to us to be used as seed The pest
multiples very fast. each female be.
ing able to reproduce itself several
hundred times, The eggs are laid In
the ground in the fall and IN the spring
hatch out.
The insects are much like an ordin-
airy grasshonper. but having red legs.
The destruction they do Is almost in.
calculahle. In 1874 the middle west
was set upon by the locust and mil.
lions OF dollars worth of farm pro-
ducts DESTROYED. The pest in moving
across the country devastates II com.
pletely. Not the. smallest blade of
grass is left nv this DESTROYING army.
In moving from one locality to an
other the locusts fly about 100 feet
above the ground. They move In such
great numbers and in such thick
swarms that It has often been thought
by the credulous the millennial day
had arrived when the pest flew by.
The sun is often obscured by them.
and the ground made red by the pc
culiar tuice they throw off after they
have devoured a large quantity Of
vegetation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-31
COAL TRANSFERS PREVENT SET
Element OF THE CHICAGO STRIKE

EMPLOYERS association may close the
doors 10 thousands of their former
employees who were to have been re-
engaged today.
The strike era, with it's police guard
ed wagons, will be continued indefi-
nitely. All protests from other team
sters' locals failed to shake the coal
drivers in their determination.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-31
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New Orleans. July 31.-Little
change was apnarent In the yell
low fever situation today. A
number Of new cases were un-
officially reported to the board
OF health. The campaign in the
interest of cistern screening
continues and hundreds Of gal
Ions Of oil are being placed in
the cutters and water recep-
tacles. A large majority Of new
cases and deaths continue to be
reported in the old affected
area below Canal street. only
four Of Yesterdays twenty-sev-
en- new cases being above Canal
street. Health authorities,
while admitting the situation is
serious, believe the disease can
be controlled. opportunities for
new infection growing fewer as
the area of screened cisterns
increases.
Much distress Is beginning to
appear among the Italian pop
ulation growing out of the
practical expulsion of the fruit
business from Louisiana on ac-
count of the quarantine and re-
lief work is one of the tasks to
which the Italian societies and
citizens committees will now
have to address themselves.