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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
SPRING RACES egiNo
WELL ADVERTISED.

The Western tI0racman Of Indlanapo-
liz. Indiana. In is last Issue has tho
following 20 say ~ the first meeting
~ che Albuquerque Spring Racing a..
ISOLATION,
The management AT Albuquerque.
n. NJ, has secured valuable cOncea-
sions from the Atchlaon. Topeka A
Santa re railroad for an hOrnemen
who expect 90 enter their horses az tho
meeting beginning az Aibuquorqu0
May 81 and continuing until the 3inl.
The Santa 70 offers free return trans
portatiOn for all horses entered M
Albuquerque from points In Kansas.
Colorado. California and Arizona, with
atoBovor privileges az las Vegas.
Trinidad and Denver This arrange
ment makes u possible for Kansas,
Missouri and Nebraska horses 10 snip
20 Albuquerque and then take IN ali
the meetings In the Colorado circuit
without additional cost No such ilb.
efal arrangements have ever been
secured by a western racing asnocia-
ton, and western owners should nos
nesitate % paironise this meeting,
where suitable classes and good money
VIII be- offered"
This moaslng Ia also boinK a6yer.
tiaed and mentioned In many OF the
racing journals and publications. o..
pccialiy on tho Ascot track m Los An
geles. with a result thai every horse.
man IN the United states Will know "
the Albuquerque meet ere the ems
0f the moafk
The fact that the newspapers ana
journals IRE giving spacs 70 the spring
meeting mere assures large entries and
fast horses Two cars 81 fasi horses
passed through the city yesterday
from San Franclsco, and oQe ~ the
party ssked many questions concern
inR the meeting. 10 also said a large
number Of the horses nov running AZ
Lon Angeles would b. soon here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
TALKED OF NEVADA GOLD FIELDS

~ r. Hoagiln has ius, returned from
the G0ldhela. Nevada, country and
says This viii b. the greatest min.
ing section the world has ever known
Il has recently been aacer aimed thRt
the canhp has depth. and a rich and
lasting Aeld a a certainty" Mr.
nOaslln and others a thla city are In
toresied In properties AZ Crow Spring.
''Rumor has u, HAgs IlDaRiin. that
the santa W. will build q branch inso
tbis country from rs main line This
With the Salt Lake railroad VIII Fnahie
the miners 90 snip their ore. which Is
now being piled up IN immense guam.
titles. Some of il u eren beine freight.
"a BY horses
The entry a railroads into this den.
elt country means the opening Of q
IRISH mining section Heretofore Il was
almost impossible for prOspectOfa 20
penetrate ehis region" Mr.. Hoaglin
spent six weeks 10 this new gold coan.
iry and Is very Optimistic about iis
future
q. W. slnbia Of thls place. win leave
In ahols time TO look after the inter.
ests ~ the company 81 whicA NJ.
h0aNlin ~ q member. The influx
Of prospeetors and people into this
new Eldorado a unprccedontod. hun
drcds arriving aaily
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
THE TORRANCE AND
ROSwELL EXTENSION
MAP or The PROPOSED ROAD is
FILED nv LAND OFFICE AT RIOS
WELL.

That the longtalked-of Torrance.
Roswell a Gulf railroad ~ really 10 be
balh now seems TO be q certainty, says
the Roswell Record Additional proof
was made yesterday whsn tho officers
OF the proposed road complied with
the law by hllng IN the government
land Office a map N lheir proposed
route. u Il the law that prospective
railroads illo maps OF their routes A.
distances no greater than twenty miles
apart. that the rlrht of.way may be.
come known 10 parties fling on land.
In complying with this law the ON.
GERS Of the road have shown that they
are stiIl working on the proposition
and that Il r. 20 be a reality some day
Like all othor great improvements
railroads come slowly and cannot be
bulls In a day.
The proposed route Of she new road
out Of Torrance Is 10 a general eastern
and aQutaooztcfn direction for many
miles, weeping 20 fhe southeast IN
a great curve until Il reaches point
almost due north Of Roswell. Then
for thirty or forty miles 4 comes al
most straight south. striking township
No, 10 south. range "a east. In the
west half Of the northeast quarter Of
section o..
township 10 south, range "A east
Is Inc section IN whlch lea o greater
part OF Roswell. section s rs Ia the
northern sier al sections In the town.
Ship. The survey passes south and
little west through SECTIONS s, s. "a,
and 10 the middle % 20. The middle
Of section 20 Is a mile north Of the
northern corporation line Of Roswell,
AZ a point northwest ~ the Military I'm.
atituie. The map hled brings she pro
pOsed route no farther.
Papers hled with fhe proposed route
show that tho Officers oi tho railroad
company are as follows; WIN. "a An.
drewa, ~ AlbuquSrque, territorial dele.
gate 90 washington. president: Fran
ccs J, TurreHco Of Plttshurg, Pa. vice
Willard 8 HOpeweil 81 Hills.
boro. second vice president; r. leo
Clark. o. Alleghany county. "a. treas.
urer; W. q. iinEen secretary; Arthur
Kennedy, of rhtabgfg, director Tho
papers were filed by mail. The map
win not be- placed 90 tho plat books
Cor a fow days,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
nE SECURED THE REWARD
AND SKIPPED THE TOWN

Lee Henderson. colored. who was
takea 70 Mississippi a short time ago
~ a supposed escaped convict from
the penltontiary there. IL back In Ala
mogordo. having returned the first OF
the week. says the Alamogordo Ad-
vertlser. He was arrested here on In
formation furnished by a man named
Bryant, who Identified his as a man
named Daniels Otiicers came on aud
oorroborated the Identification, as the
marks OF identity on Henderson tailed
with those on tho escaped convict, but
after he was taken those who knew
better said he was the wrong man and
no was turned loose. In the meautimo
Bryant got the reward money and lcft
town In a very dlscrcditable manner
after beating q number Of people out
OF various sums.
Henderson previous % HIS arrest
was known as n peacable and indus
trio,s cOlUrod man and run a boot
black stand and did ianitor work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
RAN THIS FIRST
ENolNE m ARIZONA

The first locomotive 10 enter Ari.
roma came In BY on team power. 600
miles from Denver, and Henry Ar.
buckle, who u at the Holicnheck hotel
drove II Tor twenty-five years says tho
los Angeles EAamlaor.
Yes, fancy ! am che first man 20
drive an engine In Arixona, said Mr.,
Arbucklo.
~ was on the Colorado railway,
running from Clifton 10 the iOngfel.
low Minis and beyond. The rolling
stock was hauled ln from Colorado be.
fore we got the engine The road was
all upgrade on tho way from Clifton
% Lougioil0w. 30 We hauled the cars
up by mules and lets the trains como
back ny gravity.
when the eaglne arrived IA 1879 I
was given the job ~ running Il, and /
stuck to Il for twenty-five years. nOt
missing a hundred daya out n that
time.
'lndiansi They used 10 puzzle over
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

One 81 tie largest tributes which
America pays 90 other naflUes h FOR
her SUGAR, Oi which she people ~ Dhia
country consume the greatest per CAD
ia quantity kaeen 20 the race
Our cane SUGAR bolt n limited, and
capable Of but slight enlargement Of
area or product L ~ % beet sugar
that the unhed States must iOok 90
meet the constantly growing demand
~ her people unless NE shall be- will
ing 60 at idly down and be dependent
on other lands % satisfy her Heeds
The beet sugar Industry Is gradually
growing. hui L has not yos reached tho
stage of progressive development ~
lmperafiycly demanded IN this de-
veiupmnnf nature haa HinFulaFiy pre-
pared New Mexlco 10 take a leading
part, and NO other portion of New
Mckee combines such yaried and pro
nounc0t advantages a. does the RIO
Grande valley HIRE soil, climme "a
Dor. water. cheap lands, are al ideal
for the production ~ he beet richest
IN desired psodueis
Every year many % the people ~
this valley 81 70 Rocky Ford 10 wora
IN tho beet zelda Who could ~ mrfe
chaply and probably employed here
AZ home ln the same Industry That
the dag VII c1me when Albuquergue
VIII Dc 4 large prcdHcer n sugar. does
not admit ~ reasonable donht That
which thn business enterprise ~ the
Duke city should endeavOr % 90. Il 60
hasten ~ coming.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
BANDITS ENTER
STRICKEN oLonE.

Undor date Of March ~. from
Globe and 10 the same paper. another
dispatch rcaaa ~ follows
Ahout ! o'clock this morning. imsf
a. the propriesors Of the International
saloon Wcra putting away their monoy
two masked nien entered and made
the Ave peraona pgesoai line up and
hold up their hands.
After getting the money from tho
gambling tables the robbers ordered
Jones. one of the propriciors, TO open
the safe lie refused and the robbos
struck him with a revolver. inflictinR
q severe scalp wound. Jones was
knocked down. and then consented 10
open the safe The robbers got about
$500 and departed
An alarm waa given and host Of
citizens turned out IN chase ~ tho ban
dts The search had tO be- made IN
darkness. hecauao Oinbe ~ without
fuel and there are no lights on the
streets. Amer long pursuit ono man
was captured and lodged IN Jail Tho
other Is atil al large but may be ar.
rested before night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
FAMINE ENTER,
HOMES IN GLOBE

q special diFpelch 10 the Los An.
Rf Examiner. from ulobe. Arianna.
hIaich 3n says.
uRh there has been ma rain
Yl q week. the conditions result.
in rn the gloooda arc atiil no bot
fNaN ltlurc the rain ceased. ~
ui!a, -sshoais aetaffef ,sn the rail-
road tnat Y viii take weeks % repair
the damage and In the meantime no
shipments 81 freight can be made.
nutter u selling ~ 81 pound and
tierc u noithcr -four nor sugar iu the
t0wp.
The smeltor ia closed on account Of
the lack OF fuel and the electric light
plant is closed because there ~ no
oiI. leaving Globe IN darkness In every
homo food - ararco and hard t0 %.
tain. Soome of the poorer classes are
actually starving. AND a citizens eom.
mitteo has boon organised 90 reiicva
want ~ much A. possible
There is much sickness aud every
doctor In town ~ busy nirht and day
making calls. u would be- dinicuit
20 c1agecratn the seriousness OF tho
conditions now existing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
" WAS gViSaNrLYA
JAh ERoM JACK RAnalT

A hobo alieaied from his perch on
The brcakbeam 81 a passenger car 81
un oaatb1und southern Pacific night
train and informed Deputy Sheriff
King ai the station chat hls partner
had fallen from nis berth on the brace
rods. q ghOri distance west OF town.
ana was pruDaNiy transformed into
hobo mince uiea, along the track. says
the DENNIS Graphic The infOrmor
Immediately s,astei back up tha track.
nnd Wa iu.iuWoI later hy Nr King
and others Nuo wcnt with him 20 view
the ecaiiCrur remains They found
neither the i've huho nor a dead one
Tho engineer said hc noticed slirht
Jar a. 70 uu had run over something
That something proved 10 be a jack
rabbit. Was tue joke on the deputy
aaorin or the rabbit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
VISIT SANTA "a

A special train came IN over the
Denver a RIO Grandc yesterday after.
noon AT B.. 60 O'Clock, aavlng on board
General Manager a. g. RldEeway, Gen.
eral Engineer n }, YRrd, Division I'm.
gineer w. A. Belcom, superintendent
OF Bridges and Buildings J T.. Thomp-
aoh, and Superintendent w d. Lee. ~
the fourth division and formerly mpa-
aRer Of the Santa Fe Central rah says
says the New Mexican. They are on q
tour ~ inspection Of the entire aya.
tenn and LEFT here NJ $40 in the after.
noon for Eapanoln they spent the
night IN IcsDanola and this morning
went 10 Chama. The special consisted
1T three cars, one ~ which war an
ONCE ear. Il was fitted np with ey4ry.
thing necessary for the transaction OF
business while ON the trip and carried
a atenographer and typewrlter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
INVENTION TO ecoNoMlzE
nv THG usE or OIL

J G. Jones'. engineer on tne Daw'
son line ~ the M pas9 A Northeastern
has invented n device for the economy
OF luhrlcating OH ON locomotives and
submitted the same 40 the officials 81
the M pasO a Northeastern with the
result that Il has boon Immediately
adopted. and instructions have been
Issued 20 equip ali locomotives with
the device a. rapidly a. possible as
they Immediately recognize the fact
That Il " a good thing. In addition
Mr. Jones has also been appointed OH
inspector Of the Ei rasO 4 Northeast.
arn system with jurisdiction over all
matters pen apning 10 the proper Ia
IRRIGATION u locomotives and the econ
omy thereof, and with the aid ~ his
new device he expects 20 enter his new
field Of labor on a very paying basis IN
the matter nj econamy In the use Of
50 much high priced lnbricatlng osla
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
THE BOARD OF OsTEOPATHY
ORGANIZED YESTERDAY FORE.
NOON IN ACCORDANCE WITH
LAw--oFFlcgRs ELECTED AND
RULES ADOPTED.

The Board Of Osteopathy. created by
u law Of the thlrty.slxth legislative as
sembly. ofieially organized at Santa
Fc yesterday forenoon. The members
are Or. G. A. Conner. OF Albuquerque.
nr. G. A. Wheelon, OF Santa Re,
and Dr. o. N. King Of Roswell, the lat
ter being unavOldably absent DR.. G..
n. Connor was elected president. Dr..
King. vice president, and DR.. c A..
WhOaaon. secretary and treasurer.
iisls@ or the government OF the board
In compliance with law were adopted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
aeIIevea b Nowapapers.

General Passenger Agent r. A. Mil
Ter o. the Chicago. Milwaukee a ST.
Paul believes IN newspapers In a
recent interview he is credited with
the following statement u hays
believe what IA told IN the newspapers
until you have disDrOsed what Is said
know that newspapers have means
" learning things concerning the In.
tentiens Of railroads frequently before
traffic officials know anything about
them"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
opsRAT,Ho CONDITIONS
DAILY IMPROVING

Operating conditions on the ~ paSo
8 Northeastern read have improved
almost zoe POI cent over last year.
Comparisons made with corresponding
months of the last year have dem.
ousraiod this "a the great aadslac
ton of the management ~ the road.
An intl resting item as shown by the
comparisons Is that during the month
Of January last year the read had ne
engine iallurca. For January Of the
present year. but three engine failures
were recorded Tbb marked improve
ment IN operating conditions h. attrl.
butabio io the three following acts
THAI the road has improved Us water
supply, has brought Into use better en-
g,nes than were used q year ago, and
has raised the standard OF IT, em.
ployes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
PEOPLE or ANTHONY
WANT AN AGENT

Tho Santa Fe station at Ia Tuna
was burned h. the ground SOME time
ago and since then there has beer no
station and no agent A petstion has
been drawn up aud signed by tho Deo.
PIE In that vicinity which will 10 pre-
scented 70 the officials OF the railway.
setting forth the Injury which ~ being
done 10 the shippers through the lack
Of an agent, aud asking that one be ap-
pointed. The merchants OF El Paeo
are also getting np n petition TO the
same effect. la Tuna 10 the railroad
name for Anthony. New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
ALLEGED FoRoER 10
TAKEN TO ROSWELL

J. A. KaTee, alias J. H. Carey, who
IS charged with having cAahod checks
AZ Portaloa 10 which no had forged tho
name OF J.. Phelps White. was arrest
cd by Sheriff Lang, OF Roosevelt coun-
~, and taken % Roswell On Saturday
The prisoner cashed two checks. one
20 the amount Of s7b and another for
SIS. both forged with the name Of
White. He was arrested about a week
ago. but succeeded In pryirg off q
board In tho side of the calabOOae and
escaped, and was recaptured as stated
and taken TO Roswell for safe keeping.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
Missouri Pacific SUED.

Heirs ~ Thomas sizemore, a Cen.
trail Branch Missouri Paeihel see,
ton hand. In Kansas, who lost his lie
near Nirwin. few weeks ago, have
sued the company Tor $4,000 dam.
ages Slzemoro stepped from the
track and out OF the way Of a passing
freight train. and the train was wreck
"a Al the very point where he was
standing. A box car fell upon the an.
fortunate man. killing hin almost in.
stantly A similar accident will scarce.
~ be heard OF In iifetimo " rail-
roading
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

An old and well tried remedy--Mrs
Winalow'a Soothing syrup has been used
for over sixty years by millions OF moth
era for their children while toething, with
perfect success. IL soothes the child,
softcns the gums, aliays all pain. cures
wind collie, and n the best remedy for
diarrhoca. IL pleasant 90 the taste. Sold
by druggists ia every part % the world
twenty-five cents bottle Its value IL
incalcuiAble. Be sure and ask for Mira
Windows Soothing syrup. and take no
other Kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
AN OLD TIMER IS
DEAD AT SANTA re

Cash Dlckorson. aged So years. who
was In the employ OF J, l.. Van Arsdoll
for several years. and who was taken
sick with pneumonia about a week ago.
died az his homo on Water street In
Santa Fe Sunday morning. He had
been a resident Of Santa 20 for the
past twenty-five years and waa known
as one OF the most careful hack
drivers the city has ever had. The
De leased leaves a wife and ave chill
dren 20 mourn his loss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Immediately relieves hoarae. croupy
cough, oppressed FnttlinR. raaping ana
aifiicult breathing. Henry &. Htearna.
druggist. HhuiiaburA. Wis. writes, May
20 1901 "a have been selling naliardR
iiofehound syrup Cor two years and have
never had a preparation that han given
better satisfaction l notice shat when
I sell bottle they come back for more. I
can honestly recommend A." 80. Toe.
ti.OO Sold BY ,. u. oReliiy a co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
CHAPTER 100


Dr. Errrir, rana. ills, writes: II have
used nallnfdH Snow Eminent. always
recommended Il 60 my friends. as l am
confident there ~ no better made. IL IL
a dandy foi burns. Those who live on
farms are especially liable 70 many acci-
dental cuts. burns. bruises. which heal
rapidly when Billiards. Snow IMMINENT IA
applied. Il should always be kept "a the
house for eases % emergency" CSC, &C.
g. o. sold BY D. n. o'nciiiy q co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Claude achrolt. special apprentice AZ
the local shops. lefi lcat nlght for chi
caEo.
Harry Haskell. 81 the santa 20
freight depot at las Vegas. has gone
90 ~ paaO ON business and pleasure
Train No. 4 arrived thls morning AT
S;a0 o'clock, having been delayed west
of Peach SprnRn. Arizona. BY a a..
rallied freight engine
I =. tiibbard. general snporintcnd.
ent Of the Santa " coast lines. was IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Lecturer Wige and his wife. who
arrived IN tho city lnsl nlght. mot quite
IA delegation ~ New Th0cnhf" be.
lieFera a. the residence N 81 and
Mrs. w. y. Meicalf o. West Halln1aa
avenue this afternoon. and All enjoyed
= uieasauf onnveraetion vtfh fhc -.
lt0ts. Mr Wise lectures ut taa pslbilc
library hall TONIGHT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

A nice little AFFAIR came on Al sAe
home o. D. 3 Dickinson thle afternoon.
Tho Woman's Homo Mission ~ tho
Highland Methodist church held ia
prayer meeting there ana hlF and
Mra Dickinson had their baby boz.
Ralph Sylvoetes, 5Rmlzed Rev. WIN.
~ Clayton performed the ceremony.
Master Ralph viii be two montha old
Oh ne eth ~ this month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Mrs. G.. Peterson, J2a Lake ~, Topeka
Kansas. says; 'Of all cough remedies
liailani's HorehOund syrup II my favor
tie. u has done and VIII do all that IN
claimed for Tito speedily cure al coughs
and colds-nnd u a. no sweet and pleasant
10 the taste" 25c. Soc, Si.O0 bottle. Sold
by J. N. O'Reiily a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Of benevolent charitable and scientific
associations. II. n. No 100.
The act authorizes the consolidation
upon written consent Of three-fourtbs
Of the directors Of ehch society. Of
benevolent. charitable and scientific
associations. Duo notice " such con.
solldation must b. given for one month
BY advertising IN az least one news
paper published AZ the principal place
81 business ~ the corporations coirsoli.
dating and new articles OF incofpora-
ton must DO fled with the secretary
Of The eiFliory Of the consolidated a..
sonietion.
CHAPTER 100
An Act providing f0T the repeal Of
An ACT with reference % asscas ments,
and for other purposes. A. g. y. No.
80.
The act ropoals those sections Of the
laws Of 1908. authorizing the tcrritori.
Al board Of equalization 20 name th8
total amount Of assessment which each
county must return. including sections
8. g. q, 8. and q. chapter sS. laws OF
1903, also the law regarding the li9.
Ing and assessment OF sheep. provided
for IN section 80, chaptcrd ~ Of the
laws OF 1899.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Keep your bowels regular by the use Of
Chamberlain'a stomach and Liver Tab
let's. There h nothing better. FOR sale
by an dFugEista
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

A rumOr was circulating among
Newton railroad men 20 the effect that
the Kansas City-Dodgo Cay passenger
runs are to be divided and that here
after she train crews from Kansas
City will run only as far as Newton,
the fun from Newton 10 Dodge City
constituting another division. The In.
formation Is said 20 have come from
an Authoritative source gnd n u
proves true, Newton will profit narEe.
~ by the change Il will mean tho re-.
movai 10 Newton Of from fifteen 10
twenty families and an increase IN the
railroad business a. that point.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
Strike May Be Ended.

A Chicago paper Is Authority for
the following The long strike Of
boiiermakeIs. mRchiniHts and other
trades against the Santa Fo railroad
Is believed to be- drawing 10 a close.
A conference has been asked with me
officials OF the Boilermakers and Help
ers' union, and the president IL TO ACT
for the union The machiniste have
not made known their intentions. but
the men will Insist on satisfactory
terms OF settlement"