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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
THE SHEEP INTEREST
IN coLFAN COUNTY,

Jerome Troy the biz shop man.
gives tho Ration Range the following
facts concerning the sheep and wool
conditions aud prospects iu C0lftx
county.
Health and condition of ewes at
close Of winter. The weather Iu the
latter part of tho winter was severe.
and Tho loss was heavy there being
greater loss during April than an tie
other months
In ihis nortiou the t3mhIng season
begins This month There ls pfActi.
UallY ul disease among sheep Mr.
Troy a1y Che government Inspector
asa fnO work In Graduating disease
from 'hr nnchH Of this county
Tho range conditions are the nuc1i
In many years,
The higher prices of sheep and Hool
which prevail al present moro than
offset 'hc serious losses NJ last month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
MORE CANDIDATES FoR
ALBUQUERQUE DERBY

seouHry r. r. McCanna. OF the
Sprin- .tcing association. today re.
ceiYcd "a from Fr.l Kraft q horse
man OBJ sd. Louis. Mo. and q. r. De.
Nefe Oakland. CaI, saying that
they I'd ship horses ,o Albuqu.
eiqup take part iU the ComiuF
meet .raft will send "a string OF six.
In VIII here will br one derby can.
dldatD peNefio. who owns biz
stable runners. VIII send twenty
horse no OF which Hn win send two
10 tho 10 on derby day
secrfJry McCanna states that he
has rec. we'd a Telegram from Magnus
Flaws, lying thar aa would bee Ia
Alhuqr Iue IN plenty Of time for the
races. viii be- remembered that
NJ. Fla has been secured as prosid.
ms iuI al the meeting. He Is a
membc ~ the National Racing cir.
cult a. comes hero from Oakland.
whore has been tho past winter.
Dr. n Stone. of burlington. Wis
viii ac' starting judge
A. nu Instance OF She elias OF horses
that az, Ioing brought i0 Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
TEN MASONS TAKE
ThlRTi.SECOND DEGREE

Wednesday and yesterday g. o.
Brown. ~ Sooorro. acting as deputy
Tor col Max Frost ~ santa ~. IN
spector general OF New Mexico. com
munlcatcd the degrees of the Ancicnl
and Accepted Scottish Rite 81 Free
Masonry from the fourth 20 the thirty
second degree Inclusive, upon class
OF ton MasOns. namely, Prof Charloa
a. Gordon. OF socorro, VIM. hcintoah
~ chilli: Maynard Gunsul, sidney "
Rosenwald, Cass N wilkinson, Frank
4 smrgee. w u Greer. r. +. TrotieI
Darby A. pay. David Wo,hman. Of Al
buQuoruuc
Mr. Brown returned last night q,
sOcorro. 20 look after bis vast mining
Interests 10 the Magdaiena distrio
Tie reported thai this year was on,
Of the most active In the history al
the mining lndsutry IN the territory
and that the Graphic mine az Magda
lena is shipping between 900 and
500 tons of ore a month Mr. hrowu
is also Interested In the lead and llne
district near Joplin. Mo. and said that
the output OF the mines there this
year would be the greatest IN their
history
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
ADOPT RADICAL MEASURES.
Colorado & Southern Plans 20 EHee,
Mercer Regardless Of Obstacles.

A. a special meeting IN New York
rity mo directors of the Colorado q
southern 70 lway according 10 me
Ho.gId adopted radical measures for
D., Carrying out OF the program they
rlntUmpIatc In making the Colorado
Southern q through line 90 tho gulf
To This end they decided to incornor
..r fhc road in another state ana osl
.Ho stockholders 90 authorize a 500.
100000 bond issue 40 their meeting in
Denver ON June u.s.
or tho SION 600 Onn In bonds. $50.
Wo 0n0 are for the purpose of refund
ug underlying bonds and 81 COZ nuI
are Intended for taking over the 'ur
Worth a Denver city railway. buying
he Trinity a Brnzos Valley railroad
and building 1865 mi Cs Of new roai r
Houston. Texas Among other acQu.s'
lions contemplated is the COloraI.
Springs a Cripple Greek railroad
Those plans which have been frr
luontly alluded 10 recently will. in a
measure cause regrouping OF rail-
road Interests over a large territory r
the southwest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
TRAIN RoBeERY CASE
POSTPONED TO FRIDAY

In United states court for the
Fourth judicial district before Chief
Justice W. J Mills az Las Vegas on
Tuesday. the case against John and
James BACK and John Murphy was
postponed until Friday. on account Of
the absence 81 necessary witnesses.
These three men are charged with the
attempted robbery OF passenger
train on the Rock Island near Logan
IN juno Of last year. In which attempt
the express car was blown up with
dynamite hut no booty was secured
ana no lives lost.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

TOE fuuuE t1ruhu who i- suing con
sul General Wtuuo, Consul Miller and
Secretary lo,h for t5toOO damags e.
Shr alleges ihat hyt Secured from
her certain .ofD letters written by
Senator rhuf A. Plat. VI New York.
90 her ehich she vac about Co pub
lish
Miss Wood vas in the public eve
about eighteen mun'b- ago. when Sen.
ator Plat. wa married Miss Wood
ihrnaituDf 'H ID tht art senator
Tor breach ~ promise but Che affair
va. hush"l ur rhi. hf'u develop.
n.nf threatens ,p r0pcn thc affair
raH.n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

from Thursdays Daily CitxenJ
w Il. Purdy, OF the Santa Fe engi.
neering department 40 Watrous. was
w the city today
Il. w Hoyt travelling auditor in
New Mexico for the santa FC. left last
night for ri Paso on railroad business
r. NJ Splyey. service Inspector OF the
Harvey system. was IN the city today
from Topeka, on one OF his regular
trips.
Route Agent W d. McFerran. Of
the Wels-Fargo Express company re-
turned last might from short trip 90
Las VEGAS.
Master Mechanic T. c Hicks. Of this
division. returned last night from Gal
iup. whore he went Co inspect the
shops at that point
Tho Santa 70 yards iu this city
were somewhat congeatod with freight
today due to the large amount OF bust
ness his road b now handling.
Travelling Engineer =. A Ross. was
an arrival in the city from Las Vegas
last uight and looked after affairs con.
nected with his department here io.
day.
G. W Cook. Jr the new travelling
freight agent OF tha division. is ar
ranging 90 flt up an office In one OF
the small buildings on the Alvarado
grounds
g. q. Montgomery q student 40 the
SchOl of Mines left SOcOTro 10 Join
the young men from the school who
are employed In The engineering corps
0n the Bclen CUT on.
General Chaneo and stan. who
passed through the city on No. this
morning were travelling in q hand.
some private car Of the Chicago Bur-
iinRtQu q Quincy railway.
A. Goodrich has resigned his posi-.
t0m IN tho timekecpcrs Ofloo az the
local shops and accepted a position
az cashier in the offices OF the
Washington liio Insurance company
Mrs y j. Easloy wife OF suporin.
tendeut y Easloy Of tho New Mex.
ico divifl1u ~ the Santa Fc. passed
through Albuquerque last night. ac-
cnmpanied hy nor children ON routs 10
san Marciai Cor "a short visit 90
friends.
Three car load OF fine Missouri
mules from Kansas City passed
through on the Santa re today. The
animals wore fed and watored az the
stock yards here after which they
were sent west Some Of the animals
will Doe thh1n 10 Fort Wineato ana the
balance 40 Fort Whipple, where they
VIII De- used on tho cOmmlssary waF
Ons.
Tho Ration Reporter says Conduct.
OF Mcintyre ana wife ioft Tuesday for
Portland, oregon, where Mrs. Mcln.
tyre goes 90 a delegate 20 tho national
convention of The ladies' Auxiliary
10 the order 0t Hallway Conductors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
SANTA FE RUSHING
FREIGHT THROUGH TUNNEL

The record for hauling freight cars
over the Ration mountains was broken
lay before yesterday when 600 cars
were taken through tho tunno. from
he east coming west Up 90 that
limo the record was $40 cars for one
day Since the washouts three weeks
ago freight has been blOckaded 10.
tween la Iunta and Albuquerque and
the congestion Is only just now being
believed. The santa Re has been badly
handicapped, but Il Is rapidly clearing
'he tracks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
SANTA Fl EXTENDING MILLIONS

rho santa re Is oxpcndlng millions
of dollars this year In building new
lines. double tracking points ON the
main line and improving its roadbod
In New Mexico aud Arizona which had
been damaged by foods the past eight
months. The lantry sharpe Constrac.
tiCH company Is last getting things la
shape On push work on the cutoff al
Been. Delays caused by the recent
floods have incOnyenienced the biz
construction company In getting ma
terial and men 90 the seer Of opera
lions. but now that these are over
everything Ia normal There are now
about 900 laborers az work az Bolen
and this forcc IN 10 be- increased a.
fast a. men can be- hauled there until
the working force Ia az least 1900
Common lahOrers receive Sl.75 a day.
The present contract Of the Lantry.
sharpe companya calls for a road as
FAR as willard and the contract for
the balances Of the road 20 Texico. a
distance of 200 miles Is yet 10 be let
Bids are 90 be advertised for IN a weak
or ten days for this portion Of the line
The double tracking OF the Santa re
cut OF In Kansas from Holiday 90 En-.
poria Ia nearing completion. High Of
flclals ~ this road are authority for
the statement that tho completion Of
the Bolen cutoff will not materially AZ.
feet Albuquerque. further than 10 take
uway "a few train crews. An instance
81 undue alarm was when the Emporia
cut off was huil In Kansas from Holli.
day 10 Emporia. Topeka set up an
awfu howl that Il would ruin that
town and that tho Santa Fe would
practically cut out business through
that city Instead Topeka derived
much benefit and the only thing the
cutoff has done 10 TO result in the
taking off OF several Of the fast pas
senger trains and some OF the through
freight business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE
AN EXPERT OF THE DEPART.
MENT or AGRICULTURE PAYS
CARLSBAD a VISIT.

r G. Hermann, irrigation engineer
IN charge OF the central district. cou
slstins OF Montana. Idaho Wyomlng
Utah, Colorado. New Mexico and 0thoy
states. visited Carlsbad last week
says ~ Argus Mr. Hermann has
charge OF the irrigation and drainage
Investigations in this district for the
United States department ~ agricul.
ture Among other things be ls now
arranging for experiments 10 deter
mine how much water ls required TO
make crop OF corn cotton. etc IN
various sections while here Mt
hermann made arrangements with
several farmers 10 keep account OF
certain tracts OF land in corn. cotton.
etc.. a. 10 the amount ut water used 20
make the G. Op. I'm some states he has
experiments with dry farming IA
progress 90 determine how small "A
rainfall may be- used for raising pay
ug crops Mr. Hermann ls vel DO.
formed on farming and % always able
to give valuable information This
was his Il NJ visit 90 the valley in the
interest of h.. work Wo are glad be-
came aud hope that be- will continue
his experiments here
Another branch OF work Mr Herr.
mann is Interested in is the nuctua.
lion oi water ln ihe wells in irrigated
districts He win not take up any
work IN this line at present IN the
yal'pE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

While q has ben known for SOM
lime thai the proposed Needle.
SoarChllght a Northern railway Nas
in assured fact and that the southern
portion OF Nevada would soon nav.
railway connections with Nucdles f.
ranged and the little element Of fa.I
are which has been present during On,
Dast few weeks is now entirely gone
aud the railroad is absolutely assured
Needles Eye
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
Fifth AAklVERSARH
ClIi or ALBUQUERQUE

Ou1cd States Commissioner " T.,
Whitlnp is authority for tine statement
that this year is the twenty hhh an.
nlyorsary OF tho founding of the new
town Of Albuquerque ana In view OF
this fact arrangements are said to be-
underway for tho proper celebration
OF the event
Old town is also two hundred years
old now having been founded accord
ing 20 old Spanish documents in the
possession Of Mr. Whiting. la tho year
1905 by Governor Currvo. captain gen
Cral OF the forces Of Henry. Duke OF
Albuquerque IN these old documents
tho name Albuquerque Is invariably
spoiled Alhurquerqut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
BRAKEMAN oossETr
HAD LEG CUT OFF

Mrs J. A Norman. of Roswell, left
Tor Ellda Va response 20 a message an.
bouncing that her son. brakeman W.
a. Goss9tt met with "a railroad accl.
icnt sunday nlght in which one OF
his iors was cut Of The mes sage
ia not give further "details Brake
man Gnsaett IL related ~ Conductor
7ofecit. both of whom are Well known
n Roswell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
OLD SOLDIER ANSWERS
LAST ROLL. CALL

Thomas ID de- Long an old soldier
aged 81 years. died this morning at
the family home 1904 South Broad
way. after an illness OF several wee ks
with kidney trouble The deceased
was soldier In the Union army
serving a. quartormaster sergeant OF
Company a, First California cavalry.
ana vas member OF G. X. Warren
Post No 3. q. A. r.
lie 81 survived by wife. ono
daughter and two sons. an living
here with the exception OF one son.
who Is In business at Lincoln. Nrb
He has been advised nf the death OF
his father and Is expected 10 reach
here sunday. Undertaken A. Borders
has prepared the body for burial and
Do viii bo held awaiting the arrival OF
the son from Nebraska.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
aock isLAno WILL
CHANGE TINE SUNDAY

Train $50. 20 ON the Rock Island vii
arrive 81 Torrance practically Two
InuYs atcr on and after sunday. ac
.orilnr t0 q ucw schedule which wiI
ID effective nn that day. No 80 east
bound. will arrive about uno hour ear
lior. Changes are said - i1h"
lu sunday. which VIII reduce the run
h,ne time between Chicago and ~
Pas, hy az least two hours
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Mr. aud Mrs. W. H. Reed. OF the
Columbus. have purchased the house.
hold furnishings OF A. Singer on East
been turned Oyor 20 their daughter
az present confined 20 her bed with a
severely sprained ankle ana the
hotel 81 being conducted by ner par
rufs until she RECEIVERS. Mr. and Mrs
Singer have taken rooms Ia the Colum
bus hotel for The present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Harry Ashton. one OF The very beef
linotype operator maChinists, and
who has been s0iourning during the
winter months DomiuF, came mp
TO the city this morning and made
"a call az this unice Tie reports bis
health pretty we'll but says he will do
mo- work this summer. preiorring 20
live out Ia the opening and thus
secure a longer lease on life Ashton
.s nrst-olass printer. and if his
health permitted % iust me knil of a
printer that would always be- found
holding down d good situation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Col w. ". Greer informs The chs
zen that. on account Of lack ~ ear
and motive power on the Santa fe. ~
was compelled 10 drive 20O0 head oI
cattle from EnRlO 10 Deming, and
from there ship over the Southern Pa
clfic road 10 California points. These
cattle we're recently purchased by IN,
Victoria Land and Cattle company
from a. = Ropilllor, ana are an IN
very fine condition. The complaint
made by Col Greer has previously
been made byother cattle owners ano
managers OF southern Now Mexicf
and western Arizona. and Il appear
10 an outsider that the santa 10 rail
road should a. soon as possible rem
edy this complaint.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

for The spring meet. the stable Of o.
W Cabin Al tho local track. which
was brought he,e tom Oakland a
couple Of weeks ago. won 5000 for
the owner during the Oakland meet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
Q BUILD RAILROAD
TO eULLFRon MiNr

TIE los Angeles TImrs says that
Frank smith. "tho hUraV KING. who.
q was reported some Zine ago. was
making a survey for new railroad In
10 the mining districts uf Nevada. haa
changed bis plans and will build o.
road from Las Vegas New. touching
The new Salt Lake line ~ that point
westward and southwark into the Bul
Frog district on one branch. ana the
Death Valley borax mines on the
other
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Tho New Mexican says Mrs n.
r. Cress and son. Price. who have
been visiting IN Albuquerque for soy.
John Fletcher accompanied her for
visit here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
NIXON GOES TO YoAKuM LINE.
To De Executive Head Of the system,

' v " GAAaAANN NNNMA " ANN 9NNANNNNs
Authoritative denial was given 10
the printed reports that W G. Nixon,
general manager of the Gulf. Co.Ora6J
a Santa Fe railroad - To resign, TO
become general manager oi the Rock
Island system, says "A dispatch from
Dallas, Texas
Tho same authority youchos for the
truth of the state cnt that Mr. Nixon
would resign from the Santa Pc and
go with r.. y. Yoakum 90 the Colorado
southern. with headquarters probably
IN Denver.
Mr.. Nixon, q Is stated. has promised
that he will accept the position. 20 as.
sumo the executive head OF the Yoa
KUN Hawley Colorado and Southern
roads when all the plans are fully ma
terlalized for putting into effect of the
mcrgings that Mr. Yoakum has map
ped out In making the Colorado South.
ern the parent road of a system cX
tending from Wyoming 20 tho Gulf
Mr. Nixon Is now in Washington uu
business connected with the Interstate
commerce commission The changes
mentioned here viii more than likely
take place In less than HlE months
perhaps much sooner. for Il is known
that Mr. Yoakum has an his plans Ia
good shape. staleueents that are Oc-
caslOnally published to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Charles ROehl. invoice clerk after a
short layOff on account ut sickness,
has resumed bis duties
The NAMES OF nine extra trainmen
auuDurtsl ON fhY hgarH for the aout "a
end in the Las Vegas yard office yes.
terday morning.
a. = Hurley. who has been employ
ed as hosilor helper In the local shops.
yesterday was promoted TO fireman
ana will have a run between this city
and Gallup.
a. q Mohor Is "a new tlmekooper az
tho Santa Fc shops succeeding A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Prof. Hiram Hadley, territorial
superintendent of public instruction,
"a la the city from Santa Fo today and
viii attend the commencement excr
claes OF the University az the Elks
thoateT tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Julius Kaiter who represents the
Schwah Clothing company ~ S'
louis. Mo, Is In the city with his sam.
Piles For many years julius was "a
popular clerk az Tho Economist aud
az course has many friends here who
VIII attompt Co make his stay In the
city very pleasant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
Ten thousand rraekmen on. strIEs.

according tn special to the -.
Paul Pioneer Press from Winnipeg,
the Canadian Pacific railroad has I'M.
der consideration maintenance of
western lines which will Involve thy
dismissal az 10000 trackmen The
company 'yill let the work 20 private
contractors " satisfactory arrange
menis can be effected
AZ present IL costs the company
about ff000.000 annually for this
work Negotiations for the change
are now being conducted. The com
nsnv'a relations with the trackmen NJ
present are strained and Il - under
TODD that the laitrr hnve submitted
an nltlmatum which means NOR,
wages or general strike
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

n. "a Stevens was a passenger for
llelen last night, where he viii visit
his daughter Mrs. v A Frost FOR a
few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

After the convention they will visit
various points Of interest on the Pa.
ciflc coast. expecting % return homo
10 about sixty days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

The wednesday evening lecture by
r. =. Crawford Ia the Christian church
rooms. Commercial club building. viii
be- tonight ON the subject "NatureH
WAY of WORKING Everybody vel
como
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Miss NJ ~ Djssette, Inspector ia
the Indian school service. after a visit
10 tho Indian school In this city, left
last night for the west.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13
PRINCIPALS IN THE
WOODS DAMAGE SUIT

rHE yovNe WOMAN w.to MAS srAaTLso rHs coUETRY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Dr. a. ROsonthal OF Pennington, ~
celved a Telegram Saturday night, IA.
forming him Of the death OF his father.
who died az his home In New York
City on that day The cause OF death
was pneumonia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-13

Nasal CaiarFh quickly yields 10 treat
mont by Elya Cream Balm, which IL agree
ally aromatic. 10 d. received through The
nostrils, cloAHa0s and hcals The whole sur
face over which 10 dlfusrs itself. Dupgisis
sell the GOO. sizes IrN size by mail, 10
contn Test ID and you ase sure 10 continue
the treatment
announcements.
To accommodate thuae who hr6 partial
70 the use OF atumisera n applying liquids
luto the nasal passages for oataffhri tTfH
Pee, the propririora prepare Cream Balm iu
liquid form, which Will b. known as 'y'f
Liquid Cream Balm. iuco Including the
spmyinP tuho 10 Il cents, Druggists or by
mail Tho liquid form ombodioa che med
sinai propertis. u tho solid pfepei-tlou.