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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-10

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-10
Butter and Eggs.

New York, Sept. S.-Butter and eggs
unchanged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-10

"Hercules-Ka ntwearout" Suits
are shower-proof-it's not an
advertising claim without foun-
dation-they prove it.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

A. the present time thore Is an undenaho move
ment MI over the country favor q drawing in
department Of ifo stricer lines Of dcmarcaton
rlght and wrong DOING This be in the eagFts
Cor overhrowng Of bossism politics. Of NJ in once
~ emhezsement positions % trust Of aduiefaton IN
foods. o. diacrimnatons by common carriers Of 70.
nalns OF trade Tor corporation Of personal
ment Or easy annnllue Of marriase uncontrolled
selling Of liquors and Of open gambling whether be IN
futures in horse racing or the wheel or the reen
cloth
An these things are being attacked WIN ygor
which Is alike intelligent and determined and ct which
the ultimate triumph be doubted IN New Mexico
a II the sunday saloon licensed gambling which
receiving the present The largest atten.
uon and there seems De little any doubt that the
warfare against both win be completely
ful and that too IN the very near future.
,. ). Haserman. IN the Poeos valley mas written
strong letter on the subject Of gambling IN which
be states that New Mexico aud Arizona arc tho only
parts u the United States gambling 81 authorized
by law. and Ia which he points clearly and unanswor.
ably the evils resultne from such condition. daily
Of the territory has taken up the subject ana The
Citiaon believes without dissenting
against licensed gambling the churches have
taken advanced ground IN the matter and win petition
70 put Ia The enabling act whether granting
separate or Joint statehood provision declaring gam.
bling TO be crime against the commonwealth The
fact IL pointed that bank deposits doubled in E
Paao since the closing out OF gambling In that city
what they were during similar period before the clos.
ing and those who IN position 10 feel the pub pulse
veil IN case Of statehood the constu.
uonal convention. without statehood the erFtof.
la egaturo viii undoubtedly place gambling under the
ban OF outlawry while before the meeting Of either
conventon or Legislature is more than probable the
leading elites Of New Mexico win have banished open
gambling BY prohbitivo license Nothing whatever
be said IN favor Of gambling and everything be
against g.
When u comes 10 the open saloon On sunday a rs
well known that the Of tho territory are now amply
sufficient 90 close them ALL and Il Is believed that the dis
trct court judges an favor the enforcement Of these
laws In fact Il receuty said that Albuquerque was
the ony town In New Mexico where the law was openly
defied Since then many and It may be all saloons IN
Albuquerque voluntarily closed their doors on Sunday
bat the charge has been made by paper published IN
this city that only the front doors have been closed
while the rear doors are Kept only the latch This
charge has been taken up By the press OF The territory
where absolute closing Is claimed. and much has been
made OF u 10 the diaeredit ~ the Duke city Whether
the closing naugurated 10y the saloon mon themselves
be- actual or merely Of the front door The Citizen has
no knowledge; but u IL willing eandidy confess that
Il does not believe such partial closing viii
mands Of ihe people satisfy the purpose the auth
0ri,iea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

The most Formidable protest of the people Of Nuasia
Afainnt aulocfacy ever known that dark prentrdden
land. % attracting the attention OF the clvilzod
world. Though a Tremendous movement there n little
probability Of o. for the that the move.
ment "a confined almost quite exclusively 70 the
arger towns and cities. The participants IN the move
ment are the artisans students and few OF the pro.
fesslona classes and what has given 10 ts movement
The ability to assume its present magnitude. has boon
lei@oen lowh ana town the capital Of the empire from
tho provinces ard nearly the whole country from the
res Of the world
The reason Of the uprising 10 plain. 20 sumuiase
devotion the auocfat which M that country PASSES
for patriotism the during Russias dismal failures
by land and promised the people constltuionai
assembly thus giving them voice IN their govern.
mon But sooner had peace been made than Nicholas.
tlon IN nomanun haty refused TO fulfil HE
promise. After long delay The imperial rcscrip was
finally Issued and the people found thar Tor the bread
they asked they had been given for the ear they
demanded they were offered a serpent
The meeting OF a national assembly provided for.
bui "a powers are 80 crcumscrhod that it Is made
merely advisory body, best restricted In o. dis.
QUESTIONS and recommendations to matters Of minor i'm.
portance The imperial pRaso prohibits the discussion
Of he vital questions and principles government
The Douma, national assembly D. not endowed with
any legislative functions. The retains auocrauc
authority. The assembly win not. in fact be q
representative body al ~ he Industrial classes ard
80 per cent Of the professional in the empire are
excluded from the right Of suffrage In the election Of
its members.
This betrayal OF the people Is the OF the up
flsng bat its weakness lies In ia Of connected
action Of organxcd Leadership 81 dehue ana well plan
ned movement TO a definite and commtn end its great
weakness. and that which will probably prove faal
In few days al % che want Of preparation There
is lack Of arms and ammunition, and worse than an
there lack Of food The strikers who the labormv
classes must go to work die. A. the
trains begin troops be- rushed into the
aud then will begin the work OF slaughter ~ i'm
prsonmens and Of expectation TO ne liyns death Of
siberia.
The revOutonlsts demand liberty Of the press no.
ory Of speech right OF public assembage freedom from
arbitrary and imprisonment constitutional partic
patton IN government and universal suffrage. These
things the present government VIII never grant Tor
while NichoaB Is weak and wavering In matters OF de-
ta Ike al weak characters he ~ impreEnabe In his
bride and proiudlces Rather than surrender iot or
little ~ his auooracy which he has succeeded through
long ine Of ancestors and which he magincr himself
hold boy divine right there Is doubt that Nicholas
autocrai OF an the Russas would willingly ay his head
upon the block and give ais claims only with his life
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

Wlnsted. Conn. had been hurt IN one
Mreok.
There we're 1877 passengers killed In
other than train accidents and 3,6i2
Injured. This makes a total OF 6a7
passengers KILLED, and iOOf0, the pop
ulatlOn OF Marquette. Mich. injured
The total casualties for passengers
was 1851 or about the population OF
Mankato, MINI.
The employees faxed worse than tho
passengers There were 7as. or more
than two per DAY. Killed IA train acct.
dents. ana 1883. about the population
of Temple. Tex. injured. This makes
a total equifaleAt 10 the population OF
Everett. Wash. or Madison, Ind.
Ia other tram accidents there we're
2.fte employees kiilcd--morc than six
daily aud aS.7sf injured. about the
population OF Little Rock. Ark. or OF
Springfield. o.
Tho total ~ employees killed 10
every way WAS 1895. and injured
1876 or a total Of fe0e2 casualties.
Or a. much a. the population 0f IA.
rors. No.. aud Everett Wash. com
hinrd.
Toe grand total OF casualties pas.
sensers and employees, ia ea.6ag, the
same as II every resident oi gvRne.
le, Ind. or Hobokcn. n. j.. had
heen lost on e battlefield like that OF
Muhdrr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
ELKS TO INVITE
EXALTED RULER
THE e. PAso ORDER MAKING Ar.
RANeEMENTs TO DEDICATE
NEW HOME ON ANNIVERSARY
or LODGE ORGANIZATION.

According to present arrangements
The dedication OF the new Elks home
viii take place on the anniversary Of
the organization OF the lodge This
viii be- next February. says the NJ
rasC .fews
Work on the repairs and Improve
mont OF the building win commence
about the middie OF next month by
which time the children now attend.
ing the Old Central school Will be- 10.
stalled In their new quarters.
u Is, therefore. expected that the
proposed improvements on the FOR.
MGR building will be- completed and
the structure ready for occupancy by
tho anniversary day Of the order
The occasion Of the Elks enterlne
their new home will therefore be-
doubly Important and an elaborte
program VIII he prepared 20 celebrate
the event
An effort wili be made 10 secure
the attendance Of Grand Exalted Ruler
Robert Brown TO deliver an address
and take part IN the dedicatory ox'
ercises.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
THE FAMOUS OLD
ORTIZ NINE SOLD
UNDER EXECUTION. BY SHERIFF.
or SANTA FE COUNTY, TO SAT-
iSFY JUDGMENT.

undersherim J. l.. LOpez. on Sat.
urdny last ON the Ortiz 4. Inc grant In
southern Santa Re county, near Ger.
rllloa, sold the famous Ortiz mine, the
property Of the Ortiz Mining com.
pany Tor the sum of 1895, 20 Robert
g. d0riner. OF Santa ne. 70 satisfy
Judgment obtained by James A. Jack
son 10 the sum OF sl35 for services
rendered the said company The
judgment was obtained In the First
judicial district court for Santa Fo
county An execution 10 collect the
aamo WAS duly issued September 5.
last The nndarsherlff acted under
bis authority The Ortiz mine was
one Of the earliest mining properties
operated in what Ia now Now Mexico.
and WAS at one time worked BY the
Spaniards as early as the middle OF
the seventeenth century. Il was
great gold producer at one time, but
of late has been Ia dormant condi.
tlou. The stockholders Of the Ortiz
Mining company are scattered over
many sections OF the country, but Il
s understood that a good many OF
them live In 81. Louis. The Ortiz
Gold Mining company was roOrgapized
a few years ago. and the records
show that this was done May 8, 1909,
with a capital stock OF $4,000 900. for
a term Of my years. with tbs prlncl-
pal oaice az Santa ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
ALL CoUNTERFFITS

The president Of q bank when asked by a young
clerk how he could distinguish the bad bills from The
good onos. said Get acquainted with the good bills.
and you VIII recognize the bad ones sight"
This h0mely, pointed advice applies not only TO the
detection OF counterfeit money but with equal force
TO the detection Of the counterfeit and false In All do
partmenta Of life. The man who y accustomed 20
handling only good corn, good wheat good potatoes
no difficulty In detecting the faulty He detects
stincthey Even without conscious reasoning he fixes
precisely upon the faulL The sgllful eggchander
passes good before the light with ryhnlo rapldty
that Is amazng' bat an Imperfect egg breaks his
piacency and Interrupts his process 10 the trained
musician accustomed 20 doing and knowng high work.
false note comes like stab Of pain. The skilled gram.
marian The close easoner the accomplished fhetonoan
cannot avoid noticing faulty figures of speech aacons
arguments grammailea sOlecisms
Anyone Ia any occupation. who h fuly engaged 40.
Ing me rirh thing win have difficulty recognizing
the wronE Right and wrong far apart as day
and night and be- who Is accustomed 20 walk In the
light u quick 10 note the shadows The boy or girl
careful Of his or her thought speech manner will
soon learn 10 know ana dosplso the vulgar.
There O. but one way 20 know the bad the mper.
feet and that f. hy knowing the good the perfect IL
~ mo that applies Oar beyond the detection OF c0un.
torfoii money the right rule Cor the detection and
the correct estimate Of the spurious ana base IN an
phases OF NE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
PRELIMINARY SURVEY De.
TWEEN GALLUP AND CLIFTON

The first OF the week a party OF sur
veyors stared tho preliminary sur
vcy on the line between Gallup and
Clifton says the Republican. The
survey Is belng made FOR the prospos'
cd power wire TO be stretched be
tween Gibson aud Clifton. The power
will be- generated at Gibson and con.
veyod over the line TO the mines and
reduction works nj Clifton and Met
calf The surveyors have completed
the work at this end OF the line
While ~ Gallup they we're camped
near the Cotton corral This plan of
generating power Of this point, there
by saving freight expense and con
yeying the power by wire viii be
watched closely by the owners OF
mines IN the vicinity, for should the
Arizona Copper company make a sue
cess of their plan, other cOmpah'es
viii undoubtedly follow suit, and a
new market will be found for the fuel
which abounds SO pientlfuily In this
vicinity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
IN UNITED STATES.

In reporting the railroad casualties
IN me unitDd Siaies Tor The last fiscal
year, the Interstate Commerce Com
mission gives figures which are start.
tins when compared as follows
There were $50 pasaengerS killed IN
train accidents. about the number OF
voters there are IN fair sized voting
precinct
In train accidents there were Gt9S
passenger injured. equal 90 the pop.
ulation Of Mafyavllle, KY or sey.
mour Ind.
Combining deaths and Injuries there
were 0.S4S casnaitles among paesen,
gers IN train accidents, the same as
n the entire population OF Gloucester.
~ D., or at Oreenyille Tex, or OF
Griffin, Ca, or OF Nenton. o., 90 OF
New iberia. Ia, 81 ~ Pors. lll. or q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
NATIONAL GUARD TAKES
PART AT ALABAMA FAIR.

nlrmiugnam Ala. Nov. Z. - The
managers OF The Alahama State Fair
association. with the officers OF ,ae
National Guard. were wise when they
offered the attractive prizes they
chose Tor the two military days OF the
fair. for the liyelieat Kind OF Interest
was awakened, ANA the attendance to-
day, which IL the first of these days,
was beyond precedent. While the
sham battle viii not take place nntil
tomorrow. the drilling today present
"a many attractive features and kept
up the interest OF the spectators until
the last move was made, and the last
drill executed. The companies pitch
cd their tents inside The race track,
the entire space being cleared Tor the
eyolutions az the companies. The
drll grounds FOR company maneuyerR
are each s5Ox250 feet. Three United
States officers acted a. Judges OF the
drills A dozcn companies from MO
bile. Birmingham. MONTGOMERY, An
niatOn. and other cities, competed IN
the drills ana some OF tho manonyors
were executed with remarkable dash.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
TO the ALVARADO

WOrkmen arc now busy making
needed repairs to the cornice and
stncco work about the Alvarado. end
when finished. the exterior OF the big
hotel will present a much better APP
pearance. During the past year the
decorations about the caves Of the ho-
tel have been dropping away, and this
has made the exterior Of the hotel
look somewhat shabby.
The work will take considerable
time aa II IL necessary nrst 10 re.
move all the old decorative work with
chlsel. as Il IL hard as rock. When
this Ia done, the frills and scrolls and
other art work about the edlilce will
be renewed. The Santa Fe station is
also coming in for share u these
improvements.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
MISS ALHCE'S PREsENTS

The fact that Miss Alice Roosevelt received presents
In the Orient valued 100000 the duty upon which
will reach at least 100000 caused little comment
In the Of the country party says that because
Miss Alice daughter Of the president il no reason that
she should not be treated any other American girl
would be treated, and that since she wealthy In her
own right she ought 70 pay the proper and fun duty
the property she acquired In her trip
The other party declares that these presents were
given Miss Roosevelt by the nabohs and mikados aud
emperors and such OF the east because she was con
sdered by the gyea the daughter OF the ruler OF this
country and therefore Of royal blood by position II not
~ consangunlty and thus the gifts were really test.
monias OF regard for nation rather than the
teresting yOung lady Shopi they we're bestowed
They add that the gts such Miss Alice did not
desire and certainly would have bought that she
accepted them for fear OF offending the well meaning
donors, ane thus lncurrng their m will for our coun.
try. Hence Secretary shaw PROPOSES a special act OF
congress admitting these gifts without duty and chlv.
Arous southerner with chiyalry than OF pro
priey proposes lead In public subscription
the necessary 100000
To The Citizen there seems a plain easy and inst
settlement Of this edoraly much vexed question RMS
settlement which may have suggested itself TO others
but which this writer has thus far seen In print Is
that Miss Roosevelt select such Of these presents as
she desire to rtsin souvenirs other roa.
and on these let her pay the legal duty Tho re-
ment. 10 be preserved IN the Smithsonian Institute or
other national museum and for this congress can
u Il 80 peases pass special bill for free admission
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

Having stated that fully 2u0OU0O head VIII be tie
number u sheen sent ~ New Mexico The present
sohson and that the wool crop Is a bumper the New
Mexican remarks edltoraly that the present year has
been the banner year for the sheep this terri.
tory and then lest forget the fact IL brought 10 the
remembrance Of The people OF New Mckee that under
inc democratic administrations OF Cleveland wool sold
Al from five a. eight cents pound and lambs and sheen
~ IRON iV crnn 20 81 30 while under tho subsequent
republican administrations wool has brought from IA 90
~ cents per pound and lambs and sheep have sold from
$500 20 $3.50 per 100 pounds The point il we'll made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
DYING NAN PICKED UP
BY TRAIN CREW
PRosPEcToR RICHARDSON, WHO
HAD BEEN TO DEATH VALLEY,
DISCOVERED ON THE DESERT
NEAR CRAMEa.

A man named Richardson came
near perishlng on the dessert IN the
vicinity OF Kramer Thursday after.
noon. says the San Hernardino Index
He was rescued In the nick Of time
BY q Santa FL engine. midway be-
tween Rodriguez and Kramer. The
engineer aud fireman saw a bundle IN
the center o. the track and stopped
the train. Il proved 70 be mans
coat. made into a bundle. with a sf0o
draft pinned 20 the upper side. Tue
owner OF the coat was found IN the
brush little ways on, where he had
crdwled 20 die. Tie was tahen 20 Bars.
tow where he II gradually recovering.
tie said he had been 20 Death Valley.
he had missed all the water holes and
bis two burros had died. he had been
without water Tor foriy.eight hours.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

Pleased Is the simple fo immortality In the nieh
circles Of society due 70 the food which the wealthy
people live So Eugene Christian the food expert
In recent address before the National Purity League
NJ Christian sad Highly spiced and seasoned foods
such are eaten by the wealthy classes have tend.
enoy 70 over excite the passions thus making
nlity easy Plain, heathfui but coarse food builds up
tho aborer mentally morally and physically" This
dent o. food declares that shocking immortality exists
In Ne society Of the very wealthy The food they
together with idlenesa, Il the Of the loose morals
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
AN INNATE or INSANE
AeVllM I

william Howells. who was admitted
10 the New Mexico hospital for the
insane on the 2bth OF last Marcn,
died yesterday morning az 7;ib. Mr..
howells was an Odd Fellow. lie was
for years n prominent citizen OF RIA
ton, and he body was shipped there
for burial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

Arizona has a queer on rs hands one Teodoro
Elias was convicted OF the murder Of VIM Katasnsien.
police officer. and twice sentenced 20 death on the
Nallows jury summoned BY the sheriff found elias
insane and the death sentence never carried out
Tho facts were presented Governor Kibbey but he In.
tmaied 10 the district attorney that q was beyond his
power 20 commute the The question which is
pulling the district attorney and the supervisors
whether Elias must be- maintained during his lfe time
as prisoner In the Tucson Jail the expense Of the
county They believe that as he Is insane ana
the death sentence cannot be carried out be should
sent 70 the territorial prison
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

Great L. the Morning Journal and greatly 20 be
praised Even Philadelphia Is slowly Flooding along
he trail which the Journal an alone by Itself and with
iis own aud exclusive little hatchot, bagod three
years ago no doubt Il only the facts known, II
waa iho Morning Joa mo- and Christopher Columbus
who discovered America while the Morning Journal also
wrote the Declaration Of Independence so long but so
wruugmlly ascrhed 90 Thomas jefferson
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
"A GOOD REPORT,

u h reported that William Foy, a
nephew OF Henry Foy, and who spent
some months al las Cruces n few
years ago, was married down In Mex
leo 20 a niece Of Colonel Greene. tho
millionaire mine owner, and Was
given 100000 for wedding present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04
FINANCIAL REPORT
or SANTA Pc ROAD.

The financial report Of the Athchi-
son, Topeka a Santa Re Railway com.
pany for September and for the quar-
ter ending September 80 has been Is.
sued. The statement shows an In
crease OF 81 800 IN the net earnings for
September The following Is the re-
uurf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

The city council o socorro has taken wise step IN
granting Max Kirchman option The lands in TIRE
socorro grant belonging the city Of Soc0rro the pur
pose Of Nv krohman being TO plant there colony OF
BohuIaans.
These people whose homeland is part Of the
AustrO Hungarian empre. q thrifty. energetic In.
dustrous class OF immigrants and their location In So
and he adjacent parts OF ,ho socorro valley Will
be- OF almos' lneaculabc value Hence the wisdom 81
the council In granting the option the land and pac
ing Us price AT twothds Of is last appraised value
cannot be too highly commended.
But the council wiser yet In the safeguards
which they threw around the option They did suer
their deare for the undoubted benefit be- derived
from the location Of the colony blind them 20 their
duties city Hence the conditions OF the option
that the lands must be paid for within nno months
from the date OF the councils action and that within
the first six months Of that time Mr. Klrchnan must
obtained aresan water have drilled the depth
of 900 feet have expended In the effort thereto not
less than $1,000 lands 10 be purchased In the
immediate vicinity The Citizen oongratulates the Gem
City the prospects Of this great benefit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-04

win the people be- sensible enough 10 believe the
Miner when II tells them that Honorable Frank Murphy
could a single member Of the committee on Ter.
rtories Of the house 10 look "a the conditions"
In Arizona2 Have not told you that the gentlemen
playing poltios9 and won't you believe usg Mark our
words that II al there Is 10 a. OF course. there
many around here who hate see or hear the Miner
speaking the TRUTH but that Is the truth. That's all
other fellows are playing, TOO. Nothing IN the world
but politics. What farce that "will o. che wisp" fool
trip through this territory The Miner gloats over
the fact that dazsd by the royalty OF private
for private congressman That goes for lovers o
dubduhhery Journal Miner