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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

The following notaries public have
been appointed by Acting Governor
J. w. Reynolds;
william @. Macarthur, Monument,
Eddy county w. n. Forbes, Albu-
querque, Bernalillo county Bias San
doval. Marines, BernalillO county; u.
q. Martin, Garfield, DOna Ana county;
Miguel Romero, Leon, Union county.
Arleulan Well Supervisor.
Under the law providing for the or
ganlRation Of artesian well districts,
Acting Governor J. w. Reynolds, this
forenoon, By executive order, created
an aFtoslan well district 10 consist Of
the counties OF Chaves, Eddy, Rooso-
welt, and appointed w. A. Wilson, OF
Roswell. 20 be district supervisor.
New Mexico Board Of Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition.
Acting Governor .. w. Reynolds
made the following appointments 10
b. members OF the Now Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
GEN. BLACKMAR AND
STAFF ARE COMING

Col. r. W. Heman. the department
commander OF the New Mexico Terri.
torlai Grand Army OF tho Republic,
who Is now making AlbuqgcrQuo hin
headquarters. Is in receipt OF a LEI.
ter from General Wilbur w. Black.
mar, of Boston. commander Of the
national organization. stating that he
and his stan viii arrive IN thla city
from the south on the morning OF May
9. and remain during the entire day
here. The general and staff are on a
tour OF inspection OF the state and
territory oncampmonts. and will be
IN Albuquerque on the last
day OF the New Mexico oaoamp.
mont, Col Homan having called the
territorial encampment for this city
on May and 6.
II D. also understood that the proai-
dent q the Ladies' Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic and some of hor stan
VIII be here to attend the encamp.
monf.
Local committees are az work ar
ranging al necessary dcfalls, and the
forthcoming enoampment will be the
LARGEST and best over held IN New
Mexico. The railroads have offered
one faro rate for round trip. aud this
inducement should bring all tho vet
Grams and their wives together In
Albuquerque May 8 and 6.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
oisT or MATTERS ON
IN THE DISTRICT COURT

In the district court this morning
the cases against the many liquor
dealers charged with selling liquor 60
minors and permitting them 20 fire.
Quent their saloons, were called for
trial, but az the attorneys for the do
fendanis we're not prepared TO pro
coed with the trial Of the cases, they
we're continued until tomorrow morn
lag.
Things have taken a funny turn In
regard to these cases. About nfty.
i've indictments were returned against
the saloon men % this city. charging
them with selling liquor 10 minors. al.
lowing them 10 loiter about their sa-
looms and for aclllng liquor on Sunday.
Il seems that after the grand jury
returned these indictments and before
they we're handed IN 10 the Judge a. a
part OF the report, an attempt was
made 70 revoke them The jury asked,
chat tho indictments be withdrawn.
The court refused 70 allow this to bo
done. The momhers 0f the jury then
voted 20 annul the indic,i ments and 20
each OF the indictments against the
liquor dealers for selling liquor on
SUNDAY a clause was added TO the Of.
AtAA tAltAt n WIS W tiHN hAAif
According 10 a well known attorney.
the court will fad v very diiicult
matter 10 convict any liquor dealer on
an indictment OF this kind. However,
nOthlng definite can BE- determined
until the cases are called and the de-
PENDANTS arraignod, which time Is set
for tomorrow morning.
The case of the Territory W.. Ciprl.
IA
ing the cmpaucling Of the Jury, tho dc.
PENDANT, with the cOuFt'a permission.
withdrew his plea OF not guilty and
entered plea Of guilty. Marques
was charged with aeaaultlng JOae les.
paten one day last month. with a
deadly weapon. The motive that %
believed 10 have prompted the deed
vas revenge for tho arrest OF tho DO.
icndant by the prosecuting wltneg-.
The court reserved sentencing tho
prisoner until later.
The case OF the Territory va Carlos
@. Aver. Of Florida. who shot and
killed Henry Harrison, oOlored por.
tor on the santa Re, al lslofa about
year ago. was continued on application
Of the territory until the noxt term OF
court The counsel for ne defendant
urged non suit 20 which the prosocu.
tion refused TO ngree
This case viii he remembered as
the one Ia which Aver, who was az the
time Santa Fe operator AZ IsletA, be-
came engaged Ia fight With Harrison,
train porter, over the removal Of
some Ice from one Of the cars. The
porter obiecled aud In the hght which
cnsued Harrison was shot and killed
Much feeling was aroused at the time
o. the killing az Harrison was quite
we'll liked and considered one OF the
best trainmon on this division.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
THE TRINIDAD MURDERER.
The Slayer Of John n. Eos PAGES
Cell In a gloomy Mood.

The Slayer Of John ". Eos PAGES
Cell In a gloomy Mood.
A dlrpaich from Pueblo. Colo. says.
Joe Johnson, the slayer OF John A.
Fox, PAGES hack and forth In his cell
az the county jail almost constantly.
He Is taoiturn and gloomy. When
told this afternoon that the coroners
Jury at Trinidad had charged him
with The feloniOus killing Of Fox,
Johnson looked 10 quickly but be-
trayed no emotion.
sheriff Richard Davis Of Las AMI
mas county, who loft for his home
last night, stated positively that he
had not deputlzed johnson. Johnson
today confirmed this statement by the
assertion that nothing ever had
passed between them on the subject
OF his receiving a commission. spe-
cial or otherwise, from the sheriff
Johnson probably win remain Ia
Pueblo several weeks, until the OK
element IN Trinidad subsidea.
A delegation OF prominent Pueblo
ans will leave Pueblo for Trinidad 20
attend tho funeral OF the late John n,
Fox. Mr.. Fox was well known In
Pueblo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
MINERS AT KlNeMAN
ARE ENJolNEu

The last issue Of the Kingman Miner
announces that there N a disquieiing
labor agitation on IN the Blue Ridge
dl.trlet ~ Mohave countv Tho atorm
center seems 70 be the Vivian mines
owned By the German American com.
pany, though some other properties In
che same nelghhoThood are Affected.
A dispatch from klnRmnn on the 10th
announces that Judge Sloan has issued
an injunction restraining the members
OF the Weston Federation and partieu.
larly the members Of Vivian union,
from interfering with the working Of
the Vivian property, picketlng the
same or going upon u, or In ANY way
lntimldatlng the men who are employ
cd By or who seek employment from
the German American company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
BEooAR PRINCE
FAREWELL SHOWS.


Those who attended the performances
Of "0irohe Glronla" last night were
quite well pleased with The singing
they heard. but those who part 'cl
pated In the reception which followed
the performance. heard slnging By the
Beggar Prince quartette. which de-.
lighted them. This was not on the
program outlined by the Elks for the
reception and Il was a pleasing sur.
prise. r. A. Wade. manager for the
company, mounted the orches ,ra
stand and announced that as Mana.
ger Matsun was backward about max.
Ing announcements, he himself would
announce that the Beggar Prince quar-.
tette would favor the audience with
a song. The auartette composed OF
n. W. Walters. J. G. Taylor, VIM. Car.
retto and Carl Llebeg sang. and sang
and then aang again. Each time the
ball room rang with applause. and
doubtless the gracious singers would
have sang more. bu. the more Thought.
fnl ones relented In showing their
enthusiasm because they knew that
the singers we're tired.
In the eyes OF many. the opera
"GlrOne.GirOna" was the greatest sue.
cess OF tho Beggar Prince Opera com
pany's enlargement NJ the Elks' Opera
house. Miss Irene Palmer appeared
In the leading double role OF Girnne
and Glrona. daughters OF Bolero and
Aurora Those familiar with the Op.
era win agree that the difficult part
carried By Miss Palmer was well
acted. The second act, where the
doubly married young lady. f0rcisiy
restrained from the presence Of her
husband, dimes and wines with them
IN the efligy OF two wine bottles, each
with a napkin tied around It's neck,
Miss Palmer scores a great hit She
drank 10 the heath OF both Of them,
her father aud mother and al her
cousins. With the result OF a very ex.
hilaratlng effect. Il was a tlpsy scene,
filled with gladnoss. Tho audience
applauded.
ny request Mr.. Taylor favored the
audience with 4 repitition rendition
OF "DreRmland." which greatly
pleased the audience which greeted
the opera FRA DivaiO."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

not bs liable % prosecution Tor his
acts.
II refers 10 an ordinance passed
some time ago providing that q potl.
ton for saloon license IN the resi-
dence portion Of the city must BE- 40.
companiod BY tho written consent OF
threefcurths Of the property owners
|of the block IN which 4 4 proposed
to locate tho saloon.
The case hi QueatioN>Sts thar Of Leo
Icnonl, who 10 coniomplAtsS,s the cr0c.
ton OF a twosiOry cement lIiock be
tween Haxoldlno and Atlantic avenues,
near The Santa Re shops u is Mr.
1enoui'a Intention to operate a retail
grocery, merchandise and liquor store
In the lover floor OF tho building. No
ono objected 20 his selling merchan-
disc and groceries. but come Of the
residents 81 the block dia not want a
saloon there.
When zenopi purchased the lots on
which be proposed 20 build he thou ght
he could get around the objections Of
the property owners Of the block and
las lhe same time comply with the pro-
Visions OF the city ordinance rovt RI.
Ing me same BY having the deed 10
the lots made out 10 fifteen different
owners In this way Mr. lcnoni had
che votes Of a majority 81 the property
owners OF the block
lie then placed his application on
flie and the same was under cOnAidcra.
tion whom the council. cOnvcnod yes or.
day afternoon.
When the council had BEEN ,old by
Alderman Ilfcid of the defeat Of the or.
dlnancc. Attorney Thomas Phclan, rep.
rcaeniing Mr.. IenOnl. explained how
n was done. At this iunclure an
amendment was made To the ordin.
ancc covering the case In question
but Mr.. phelan argued that a. the
amendment was made after the april
cation for the permit had been iiled
t could only govern subacuue nj
cases.
The application was taken out Of
me hands Of the city clerk and given
10 n committee Of three. who will no
pOrt n the next meeting.
The outcome IN awaited with much
interest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
CITY COUNCIL Held
IMPORTANT MEETING,

AZ n result of q special meeting Of
the city council held AZ the once of
City Clerk Harry y. Leo late yastor.
day afternoon IA ordinance was
pasaed adopting the recent revision
of the city statutes a. complied by
John n. Single and published In The
Cltixcn.
Altar this matter had been Disposed
81, Alderman llfcid brought up sub.
iUcf which shows the various means
hy which a pcFaon can ovado the pro.
visions ~ 3 city ordinance, and yet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
ARRESTED IN COLORADO.

caHoelario Araxon, Wanted Tor Rob-
berry Committed In Ration, ls In jail
az Trinidad.
Candolarlo Arazon. who ~ wanted
az Ration f1i robbery, alleged 10 have
been committed some time ago. was
brought 90 Trinidad from I.ang's can.
yon and placed In the county jail.
Arazon was arrested by Deputies
Tony shelby and Frank Truiillo. who
went 10 his cabin IN i.ang's canyon
early Sunday morning and surprised
aim while he was yet Ia bed. Arazon
- said 70 bear a bad reputation and
the two officers took no chances, hav'
ing him covered before he had a
chance 70 reach for his gun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
WOOL MARKET.

A Boston dispatch says: The de-
mand for wool IL moro active. and
buyers show willingness 70 pur,
chase what they can hnd IN domestic
grades. sales OF pulled, secured and
heecea being fair.StOcka OF old ter
ritory wool have been further reduced
and are now estimated az not over
100000 pounds. Some attention has
been given 10 the early arrivals o.
new territory and sales Of TAT sheep
and Arizona wool are reported at
profitable prices. Tho tone OF the
market IL stronger. and there has
been a material change for tho better
10 the feeling on foreign WOOL "a.
Vices from abroad are stronger.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
AN OLD TIMER UN.
BALrNcEo M MIND.

George Reaye was In probate court
AZ Phoenix on a charge OF insanity. lie
IL an old timer IN Phoenix having
worked az the harneas making trade
for several years. lie was gone Cor a
time hut soon after hia return he was
arrested for drunkenness and disturb.
ance Of the peace. lie had good deal
OF tropble before be Left Phoenix. After
having recently been arrested several
times Il was suspected that he was
mentally unbalanced. That view OF
tho case waa taken by the court aud
he was ordered 10 the asylum.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
MARROW ESCAPE FROM
A HORRIBLE DEATH

Thursday afternoon Peter Lara and
Mrs. Robert DunRway narrowly en-
cared a horrible death By the Santa
Ife fast California train, says tho
Springer Stockman. Pete was driving
the delivery wagon OF Salazar q War.
der and Mrs. Dunaway was in the
wagon with him on her way home. A.
the railway crossing near the water
tank che rear end Of the wagon had
Just gotten clear as the train thun.
dered by. and those who Jaw Il declare
the end OF the vehicle and the fast
moving engine could not possibly have
had over six inches between them.
This Is the second experience OF this
nature Peto has had
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
BOLD BULLION ROBBERY
At ASH FORK

The authuFltiaa az Phoenix received
a Telegram from Arb Fork saying that
robbery had been committed there
and they were asked 20 be on tho
lookout for the thief The articles
stolen were two bars OF sold bullion.
one weighing seven and half ounces
and the Othor fourteen ounces, besides
gold watch. The name ~ the man
robbed waa NOT given, neither we're the
circumstances 81 the theft.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
BRIDGE NEARLY FlNIsHED.

Rock Island VIII soon Abandon re
Switch Back az Logan.
The work on the new Hook Island
railroad bridge across the Canadian
river AZ Logan Is progressing rapidly.
The masonry piers are almost com
plcted and the steel construction hns
been commenced. n will take about
fifteen days 20 put tha steel IN place
and b Is thought trains will be rum
ming over the bridge by the hrst OF
May. The old bridge waA washed out
last fail and the conditions have been
such that construction on the new
bridge could not be- commenced until
late IN the winter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
SOME Lave TOPICS
ABOUT NATIONAL GAME.

spalding's Onielal base Ball Guide
for for 1895 has Just been issued. This
IL its goth year. and II Is as usual,
edited by Henry Chadwick. The
Father OF Base Ball" The Guide this
year IS the largest base ball guide that
has ever been published and Is com
plete In every way.
Ia contains handsome half.tOne pic.
lures % prominent base ball mag
mates, a. well as pictures ~ all the
clubs in the National and American
loaguos. and. for the first time. pie
lures of all the prominent minor lea
que teams Of America. This IL the
first time that SO many pictures have
been published IN any one book de-
voted 10 the game.
The club pictures will be looked
over By the fans with interest. Many
m0nd OF most every one. Ia the Kan
sas CITY team picture, Albuquerque
fans viii recognize Jimmg Durham.
who was the ringer played by the
Browns IN the territorial fair series.
Among the Boston National bunch
AlbuquorQuonaa viii recognize In sec
0nd Baseman Ferd Raymer another
favorite. There are others 10 too nu-
merOua 10 90 mention. who have been
seen ON the Traction park diamond,
among them.
The change IN the woator has again
dampened the ASPIRATIONS of those
who have anticipated cary base ball.
The park grounds are such, as re-
suit OF the heavy precipitation, that
they can not even be worked, let
alone played upon Ofiicers OF Trac-
ton park said today that II was their
Intention TO put the ball grounds In
the best possible condition just as
soon a. they were dry enough 20
stand driving team over. The
grounds have been put under a drain,
and will be rolled and narrowed into
condition just as soon az they are
dry enough.
Third Baseman Reynolds OF IlRs
Vegas was ln the city yesterday and
called upon Manager Houston OF the
Browns Mr.. Reynolds says that the
Blues promise well. They are prac.
tiolng hard and have had few games
with local teams OF the town.
cap Mcdonald on the hfOWns ~
IN receipt of a letter from Fred Ray.
mer, who "a az Washington, d. G.
awaiting che coming north OF the
Boston Nationals. RRymer ATTEMPTED
10 break away from the Nationals. but
was unable 10 do 80. Tho Boston
Nationals have been In training Ia
tho south Atlantic states.
~ PasO has written Dan" Gallesoa
Offering him money 10 come 10 The
Pass City but he Is not likely 20
have the Browns, Gallegos got mis-
early training with the browne and
leaving them would bo like coa1ing
eOalt from its mother, although hs
other colt8 thai IA doing the coaKlnE'
The Bl Paso colts know what Dan
can do; they have been up against
him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
A LAS VEGAS WIFE
SECURES A DIVORCE

In the cause OF Myrtle Merchant Va.
odtho plaintiffs plea. The defendant
failed 20 put Ia an appearance 20 an.
swer 20 the charges which were set
forth as habltnal incompetence, non
support and deseriiOn. The custody 81
the two minor children was also
awarded the plaintiff. E. v. i.ong rep.
resented the plaintiff In the cause.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

"Amorlca's Summer Resorts" pub.
lished by the New York Central rail-
road, covers a vide range OF delight.
ful places 20 visit. and contains a
valuable up-tO-date map printed In
four colors. Sent free. postpaid. 10
any address,, on receipt Of a two.cent
stamp, BY George II. Daniels, General
Passenger Agent, Grand Central sta
ton, New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

John D, Phillips. well known here
but now tho general foreman Of the
Santa Ne shops AZ San nornaTdlno.
owing % bad health. will visit the east.
having secured q leave OF absence for
a couple Of months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

Tho local Santa We officials have
been notified that the Woodlnen OF the
World will conduct an excursion from
Denver 10 Isos Angeles. leaving the
former city April "a. The knights OF
Columbus will also conduct a special
tourist car from Chicago 90 Orand Chn-
yon, Colorado. May 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

w w. Hutton, travelling chairman
Of the Order Of Railway Conductors
grievance committee. and ~ =. Mayae.
waO occupies q corresponding position
for the brotherhood 81 Railway Train
men. passed through thr city on their
way 10 San Mafcial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

w. H. Tucker. electrical foreman
Tor che AtchlaOn, Topeka a Santa Fe
4 TRIP over the line rewriting all sta
lions where electric lights are being
used also hotels and Harvey. eating
houses. This party was az Santa Fo
Yesterday ie.wiring the depot and sta.
lion grounds. From Santa Fe they will
ZONE 70 Albuquerque whore there Is
4 large amount Of work 10 be done.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
CONDITIONS UP in THE
PEcos COUNTRY

Venture Porto, 0f Pecos Town, was
In Santa re yesterday ON business.
Mr.. Porto says that there have been
some valuable mineral discoveries IN
~ Macho canyon recently. Several
finds were made OF copper and silver
ores. IN the vicinity Of Pccos Town
planting has been going on for some
time. There Is great quantity OF
water IN tho pocos river. and tho peO-
pie are airaid they are going 30 have
another lood, as tho river 10 constant
~ rialnE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

.. r. lean. the Santa Re Central
AGENT al Kennedy, has returned to
his duties al Kennedy aftcr a Walt 10
tho cast
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
FRIENDS ANXIOUS
ABOUT CHARLES RAmPF

There "a some anxiety expressed by
the acquaintance Of Charles Rampf.
az Phoenix. Arizona regarding his
whereabouts and his welfare. Mr..
Rampf IA a miner and prOspect0r and
lives most OF the time In the noun
lalns. he Ia also an old penslOner and
heretofore has always been In Phoenix
on the iirst day % the quarter That
Is nov a week pas and he has not
been heard from. Il IL feared that he
has been overt0ken b. sickness or
Bomothlng worse In tho mountains.
On and after May I, Edward Cham.
bers, who was recently promoted from
general freight agent 10 assistant
freight traiiic manager OF the Santa
Pc. will make his headquarters at San
francisco, removing from Los An
geles. He viii have charge OF all traf.
DC matters on tho coast lines OF the
Santa Re west OF Albuquerque.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-25
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tupi uno Simpipnbafen. Sriebri9z
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