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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

shares Al go each. The term OF OK.
lstence Il nifty years and the prin.
clpal place Of business ls Alhuquor.
que with Simon schioss named as
agent. Tho number Of directors shall
bu three and those who will manage
the business OF the company for she
hint three months are Jake T..
Stern. Simon schloss and Edward l..
Medler.
Las Anlmas sheep company. The
incorporation are William II. Hahn.
George A. Kasoman and John G. Ross.
OF Albuquerque. The purposes OF this
corporation are 20 buy, sell and deal
In cattle sheep, wool hides and
pelts; 70 engage In the business Of
cattle and sheep raising, 70 do A
commission business In everything
connected with the cattle and sheep
Industry; 20 do a general bonding
business; 20 DO a genera ri merchan.
disc business, 20 do a general real
estate business. The capital stock Ia
$4,000, divided into 900 shares az
500 each. The term OF existence IA
atty years, and the principal place
OF business IL Albuquerque, with
william n. Hahn named as agent.
The number OF directors shall be
three. and those who will manage the
business Of the company for the FIRST
three months are William r. Hahn
George A. Kaaeman and John @
Rosa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
stIsknsy ProdIe.s ProspsrIty.
THE POPULARITY OF WELLS

Attorney J q Fitch. OF s0corro, was
IN I've city last evening % meet Mrs.
Fitch, who returned from a visit 90
her parents in Michigan. and together
they returned home last night Mr..
Fitch had been at Las Cruces attend
ing 20 legal matters and was coming
north on the train. which was wrecked
AZ San Antonio Ho says that the
brakeman on Conductor Wells train
was 30 stricken with grief when he
learned that his superior had been
killed that he cried like a child and
screamed why didn't Il kin me7"
Wells had the reputation OF being a
faithful conductor. ne was rather
gru9 and blum In speech. but kindly
In heart, and the people aloLs the
RIO Grande division, who have been
riding on his trair for years. say that
deserving passengers on his train al
ways received the best OF care.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
HOW IT STICKS.
Albuquerque tias Found II Hard "a
shake OF.

Hard to bear. harder 70 get rid Of.
Is any Itching skin complaint,
Eczema or Itching Piles.
Deans Ointment relieves and cures
All itchiness OF the skin.
Albuquerque people endorse shis
statement.
Mira. II. u. Waite, formerly OF 202
North Second street, says: There
came 20 my notice sometime ago a
case OF eczema or OF some disease OF
the skin. which had resisted all the
efforts OF the party to stop. Doan's
Ointment was procured NJ the Alvar-
ado Pharmacy and a course OF the
treatment commenced. It gave posi-.
tive relief after an APPLICATION or two
and upon a continuation OF Il for
sometime the annoyance ceased. This
information should be OF untold value
10 residents OF Albuquerque who are
In quest OF an article upon which they
can depend 10 cure any itchlness OF
the skin eruption"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents Foster. Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the -Doan's-ant
take no other. 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
JULY NUMBER OF
ALBUQUE RQUE INDIAN

The Albuquerque Indian. for July,
published by the Albuquerque Indian
school. made ita appearance rom the
press today This months issue by
far ociipses the FIRST one and too much
credit cannot be given those who
contributed 20 this neat publication.
The cover Is IN red, white and blue
very appropriate for a Fourth OF July
number. In the background Is a PIC
ture Of an Indian Pueblo. while IN the
foreground IL the picture OF Navajo
sQuaw and q pioneer. The design u
taken from pictures true 10 life aud
was designed by an Albuquerque art
Isl, n. Dana johnson.
This number contains a general
write.up Of the various Indian Puebloa
10 New Mexico, touching upon their
history from time immemoriai- Mos
all the contributions are original and
therefore doubly interesting.
Superintendent James X. Allen 10
to be congratulated upon the success
OF his publication
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

the thieves al Los padlilas. a small
village ten miles south Of this city.
They had taken refuge In a small
adobe house and had made prepare.
tionn for a nghi with the ofncofs.
sheriff Hubhell and Deputy Baccua
drove within 200 yurda 81 the house
and etonped. In a few minutes the
cattle fustlora sent word 90 them by
two snail boys that thoy would not
surrender. The boys reported that
there we're two men Ia the nouac
armed with Wlnchostera and six.
shooters. The boys also said that
they had several hundred rounds OF
ammunition aud had made arrange
monts 70 resist arrest
While the officers we're talking 20
the boys. the two men stepped out OF
the house and went 10 a corral ad'
loininE n. where they mounted their
horses and made a dash for a canyon
nearby. They were heavily armed,
and acted 20 quickly that The officers
failed b even get q shot at them.
After they had Loft the house. Sher.
M HVbbcll and Deputy Baccua
drove up TO the place and found ten
mead OF horscs In the corral. These
they took charge o. and brought thom
hack 10 Albuquerque. arriving here Al
noon.
whne on their way to this city,
they came upon the thieves again,
some 300 yards distant on the mesa,
riding lcisuroly along.
Immediately after the arrival Of the
officers In this city a posse was or.
ganizod and have gone IN pursuit Of
the thieves. IL Ia expected that they
viii Cvertake them within the next
twcntyfOur hours, and Il IL very
likely that battle will take place.
Doane. the leader OF the gang. ID
desperate man. For several years
he terrorized central New Moxico
with mis- lawlossness and this last
raid Ia one of the boidest in hrs
career. He was IN albuquerque only
last week, bat Il was not suspected Al
the time that he was again AZ his
old tricks. In addition 20 bis recent
crime. he Is wanted for the murder
% Walter Lyons. the Mckinley coun
~ school teacher who was killed and
robbed At Hannah. small town IN
that county, two weeks ago.
The stolen horses are % the cor
raj OF Thomas s. Huhbeli. In this city
and the owners can have the same by
Identifying them. They are as FOL
lows: One bay horse. branded with
an n" with a bar on each side and
a half circle over the AZ" one roar
horse, branded with an 90" with a
bar on each side. followed by a hall
circle: one dun borse. branded ct
L." connected; one gray horse; one
aoFrel horse. one gray mare. and
one roam horse. branded with a bar
and hall circle; one sorrel horse,
branded "a. L. enc black horse
branded -. O." connected and brand
on hip. and one gray horse branded
IF ""
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
POPULAR RAILWAY OFFICIAL
BECOMES a eENEoicT

General Manager 8. n. Grimshaw.
Of the Santa Re Central railway, one
OF the best known railroad ofiicialS In
the West, was married yesterday
afternoon az Santa Re 20 Mas Chris.
tina MacQUarie. a social favorite OF
the Capital City.
The ceremony was performed AZ
The home Of the bride. Roy. George ".
Sovlcr. pas,or OF the First preaby.
terrain church. officiating. Only the
relatives OF tho contracting parties
and few Invited friends were pres
ont
Mr.. and Mrs. Grlmshaw arrived IN
the city last Might a@s5 :GaSy were
guests AZ tho Alvarado, where they
were receiving the cong atulatlons OF
their maRy friends Ia this city. To-
night they will leave for wedding
TIP TO California points and the Port.
land exposition.
They viii be AZ home after the mid
de OF July az Santa F'e. where Mr..
Grimshaw has his headquarters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
STOP ADVERTISING ~
SAMPLE PAPER PAGES

A Washington dispatch, dated June
20, says: Third Assistant Postmaster
General Madden today issued an or
der intended 90 put stop 10 the pra0.
tico OF some publishers Of periodicals
Of using their publications as the
vehicle or cover for transmission az
second class rates OF samples o. pa
per TO the detrimeDt Of the postal rev,
enuea from matter OF the fourth class.
This Is accomplished W printing
Advertisements upon aheoig Of the pa.
per to which the advertisements ro-
late and attaching them as advertis-
ing pages 10 the periodicals. After
declaring the practice 20 be an abuse
OF the second class mailing privilege,
the order states that publishers will
be given until September /, next, N
discontinue Il. ana that after that
time any one found dlsregarding the
order will be charged fourth class
rates for bis periodicals..
PustmaaterB are cautioned, however
not 10 misapply the rule IN cases
where papers OF different color or
grade are used for the sole purpose OF
improving the appearance Of adver
tlaemeuts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

vision win Do allied BY 70. A. Austin,
tralnmasser at Topeka.
From Thursdays Daily Cltisen.l
Thoa. COsloy resigned his cierkship
AZ the local Santa Fe ofilcea and left
yesterday for Kansas City.
TraInmaster Lupton. who succeeded
Harry Dixon on The Albuquerque.
Winslow division. IA IN the city on
Official business.
The Chicago. Rock Island a Pacific
railroad has ordered thirtyiouF new
passenger cas- from the Pullman
company.
w 4. Burks. OF Chanute. kan.
waR crushed 20 death Monday after
noon az Caney. lie was attempting
to couple two freight cars when the
accident occurred. lie was employed
by the Santa We Hallway company.
David a. Monait. Of Denver. Colo.
has hled suit IN the supreme court
81 the District OF Columbia. against
the Chceapeake Beach Railway com
pany. TO recover si.222. 500. alleged
20 be due on n prcmlsnOry note givon
In December 1904. and made payable
on demand
ANN WNNNu IHNANl NUWuM NNN"N ~
ESantaiOn. Wyo., wa destroyed By
IRE at an early hour Sunday m0rning,
cntalllng n loss OF $4,000. Five To-
comotivea are reported 10 have been
destroyed, one Of them being blown
up BY an explosion Of oil The origin
OF the flre Is not stated
John Is. Phillips. the general fore.
man Of the Santa re snopn az San
hcrnai dino. has retu ned FROM an oN.
tended trip east, during which he
spent much time with his parents NJ
Alpena, Mich, also going a. FAR oaAt
as baltimore, iie was much bone
hted IN health.
The El paso Herald says: To-day
marks a new epoch In the history oi
the ~ Paso Northeastern. and for
the frst time since is trains have
been making connections with the
Rock Island at Torrance. n. NJ. All
trains were on time. The tiacka are
now In such condition that the trains
may be expected 10 make the schod
ule IN the future.
To Put On Ticket Inspectors.
On July the Salt Lake road will
put ticket inspectors on its overland
trains out Of los Angeles. This eys
/ TEN ia followed by both tho Santa ~
ana Southern Pacific out Of los An
geles, and results each year In the
taking up OF thousands Of dollars Of
transportation that IL being wrongful
~ used. The Salt Lake a already
using inspectors on rs trains out Of
Salt Lake, but until now has mol
placed them on the Los Angeles end
|
W. J. Harris Mas returned 90 r
Paso from Taylor y. NJ. where HI
has been looking after a contract n
has on the Dawson railway IN tina
vicinity. When a8ked by p New
reporter " the report was true tina
the Phelps.Dodge people we're spend
ing t2O00.O00 In improving that line
he stated that he had no idea hov
much was 10 be- spent. but that thi
line was being put In niat-class condl
ton In every way and he was OF tn
opinion that before the work was M
ished that amount ~ money woui
be spent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
McNuLNlGOES TOsKANSAS
MORSls COMES TO NEW MEXICO

superintendent J. r. Mentally, OF
the Rio Grande division OF the Santa
fe with headqua tors at San Mar.
lal. has been promoted 90 ee super
lntendcnt OF the southeastern Fan
as division OF this road, With head
Iuarters at Chanute. lie Will assume
IFS new duties on July Is,
M McNally began HIS railroad
areer as conductor OF a work train
on the Rio Grande division, many
ears ago, when II. U. Nudge, the
resent president OF the Rock Island
vas division superintendent. Mr.. Nc
Sallys Gradual ascension Of the rail-
Dad ladder has been wrought BY the
constant and palnstgking work OF
himself, and he has earned for him
self the reputation Of being the best
maintenance man on the Santa Ne
system. Although Mr.. Mentally WRa
deserving 81 sromotlOn, his departure
from the RIO 0fande division was
strongly actaated by the fact that
Mrs. McNally has been having very
poor health az San Marcial, and DC.
sired 20 live In Kansas. The powers
that b. on the Santa re we're aware
OF the condition IN Mr.. McNaly'a fam,
lily ard az a reward for his valuable
services. especially during the floods Of
the past year, when the Rio OrAnde
division caught Il right and lett, he
n transferred.
l. u. Nor RE, at present superin
tcndent Of tho Panhandle division
with onlces at Wellington. Kan. who
succeeds Mr.. McNally, was trainmas
ter on the rio Grando division for
several years previous 20 going d
Wellington. and comes 90 4 we'll 40
Quainted With - many tricks
The Vacancy on the Panhandle a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
WILL LOCATE At PHOENIX
NEW DEPUTY INTERNAL REv.
EhuE COLLECTOR FoR All.
IONA.

Word has been received a. Phoonlx
that Floyd Gibbons Of Yavapai coun.
". has been appointed deputy In.
tornal revenue collector for Arizona,
and that his headquarters will be In
Phoenix. NJ. Gibbons was q Snember
of tho rough riders having been nj.
iached 70 ne company Of Captain }.
l.. b. Alexander.
OF lhe appointment aad the changes
which have been made. the Prescott
Herald says.
Floyd Gibbons. assayer at the Cash
mine for q number Of months. and
one Of the most popular young moa in
layapai county today received a tel
eEram from Washington, y. G., an
nounclng his appointment 10 the DO
sitlon Of deputy internal revenue col
lcctor Of Arizona,
Gibbons appointment comes as a
surprise TO the majority Of his
friends. To some OF them Il will be
pleasing news, but not entirely new.
Though a Democrat. who was
candidate for the nomination for
county recorder AZ the isst Demo
cratic convention. Gibbons stands
hieh IN Washington, y. c.. because Of
his having 80 we'd with distinction In
President Rooaeyolt'a rough riusr
regiment In Cuba
CAS- deputy collector FOR Arizona,
Gibbons will be under Henry Bard.
shar, whose appointment 20 the posi-
ton OF internal revenue collector for
Arizona and New Mexico. was hrst
made public IN the Herald
Both will assume thelr new offices
on July l. Gibbons went out to tho
Cash mine this morning for a stay
! OF a couple OF Gays. On his laturD.
he viii perfect a bond OF $1,000.
/ which he mhs; give before entering
the ONCE
Gibbons headquarters will be in
/ Phoenix. lie succeeds George &.
bowman. OF Albuquerque, Who for
several years has been deputy under
Internal Revenue Collector Morrison.
of Santa Fe. Mofriaon viii be sue
cecdod BY Henry Bardahar
In connection with the appoint.
mcnt OF Gibbons. Il "a pleasing news
for ArizOniana 20 learn thar the once
Of deputy collector has been moved
/ from Albuquerque 10 Phoenix. Thls
u done because OF the large volume
OF revenue business Ia this territory.
George G. bowman. who will be
succeeded by Gibbons, IL one Of the
best known Ofhcials In either All
roma or New Mexico. He has made
frequent visits 20 Prescott during the
past few years 90 collect revenue
licenses.
For the present. Barshar's chief
clerk az Santa Re will be a brother
Of Attorneys n. ~ and J. r. Nor.
riaon OF this city. He IN son Of
Revenue Collector Morrison, the iat.
tor being father also OF the two Pres
colt attorneys the same name.
Gibbons recognition Ia one that n
In every way deserving and will meet
with the approval OF bis Arizona con-
stitucnts"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersignod. administrator OF the estate
OF ~ y. Booth. doceas,,a, has filed hisi
anal report In the Probate Court Of.
Bernallllo County, Territory OF New
Mexico, and asked that his said repori
be approved and he discharged a.
such administrator.
That the Judge OF said court has
fixed Monday, July 3rd. A. d. 1905. ~
which time any objections 70 the al
prevail OF said report and the granting
OF said discharge will be heard.
WILLIAM q. BOOTH.
Administrators Of Estate OF y. b. Booth
deceased.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
NOTICE or FORFEITURE.

Territ0ry. o. New Mexico. C0unty Of san
duvai. Mny a 1915
70 jeac a. Gurnle and August Hedqulat.
their heirs ana assigns.
You, and each ~ YOU, are hereby noti-
hrdi that, T. the undersigned co.owncr.
nave expended the sum 81 al icnat ono
hundred dollars IN labor and improve
monis. upou each 81 the following ludo
mimi, claims to-Witl The "f.ucinna"
iqde. and the "Coriu lode mining claims
situate IN the las iiacitan Mining dis
trict, formerly Hfrnniilio. now Handovni
tsuuty, Territory OF New Mexico. or a
total on not ieaa than two hundred dol
lars. m order % hold said mining claims
ana PROMISES under the provisions OF Sec
ton tHt revised statutes of the United
states. being the amount required % hntd
thf said claims Tor the year ending Dc
cemhrr 81. 1905 And N within Ninety
days after this notice by publication. you.
or either % You. fail a. or refuse 20 con-
tribute your proportion OF such fNnonti-
turo as a cn-pwnrr, or co+oWnora, your
interest In said mining claims viii BE-
come the property % the subscriber here
10 under the provisions o. said section
tili revised statutes.
First publication May Is, 1900.
InE nANfTD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01

Notice h hereby given that on April
is. 1905. the secretary OF the Interior
reaiored 10 settlement the public
lands In the following described
townships which we're temporarily
Withdrawn pending the procurement
Of an executive order by the secretary
OF war permanently reservlng them
for military purposes, aud that the,
said public lands so restored TO set
Element on April rs. 1905. will becoma
subject 20 entry filing selection at the,
United States land ONCE az ScEta Fel
New Mexico. on August 81. 1905, VIA
Townships ?. 10 and II North. Ranges
3 and 4 East N. NJ. Mer.
w. A. RICHARDS.
Commissioner General Lana once.
Approved May 8, 1905
r.. A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
TWO ALBUQUERQUE
COMPANIES INCORPORATE

The following certificates % incor-
poratiOn have been filed In the once
Of J, W. Raynolds. secretary Of tho
torrit0ry2
Stern. schlOss 3 company. The Ia
coTpOratOIe are Jake l.. stern, Den
yer, Colo. Simon Schloea and Ed
ward l.. Medler, OF Albuquerque. The
objects for which this company waa
Incorporated are. To make, buy,
sell and deal IN wines and liquors 81
an kinds. tObaccos and cigars aud
bar fixtures; 20 purchase, or other
Wiae acquire, sell or other wise dls.
pose OF property OF every deserip'
ton, personal and real 10 DO q gen
erai bonding buidnesa. The capital
! stock Is $4,000. divided into 1000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
ACCIDENT IN THE
LOCAL SHOPS

Yesterday afternoon two serious
accidents occurred In the Santa Fe
chops 10 this city. @. q. Green. sang
foreman OF the boiler shop. while at
work on a high soaffolding built
around one 81 the large engines. miaa.
ed bis footing aud foil 10 the floor.
HIS back was severely sprained and
for a tme he was partially parallzed.
He was NJ once removed TO the Santa
Re hospital IN the ambulance of o,
w. Sirong's Sons. Today he was re-
poried 10 be suffering considerably,
but lt Ia not thought that his injuries
will prove serious,
Amoio ChRvea. a laboror. while en-
gagged in unloading some heavy pipe,
az The ghOpe yesterday, had two ribs
broken, by a section Of pipe rolling
from The top OF the pllo and plnning
him 10 the ground. II Il also believed
that no Is Injured Internally. He was
removed 10 the company hospital for
treatment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
BIG SHEEP RANCH
SOLD At PASTUUA
W. n. LONG BUYS IT FROM cHAs.
q. KEYEs AND GETS VALUABLE
PROPERTY.

BY the purchase OF the ranches
sheep and other property Of Chas. D.
Reyes. near Passura. N. NJ, w. n.
long has become one Of the foremost
shyep owners OF New Mexico. Pas
iura Is taking a leading position as a
sheep growing center. By reason Of
rs proximity 10 this property, which
has just changed hands
The transfer OF the property was
made the FIRST OF the week. The
consideration OF the sale n said 20
have beon about 100000. The North
eastern win handle about 5000. 900
pounds OF wool from Pastura this
year, breaking all previous records
Mr.. Long. who has acquired the
Reyes ranches. Is brother OF Mr.
Long. OF El Paao. who r. a stock
holder In the First National bank. OF
the Pass City.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-01
RAILROAD MOTES


(From wednesday, Daily Cltlreng
Claim AGENT r. w. Zimmerman. Of
the Santa 70. Jeff yesterday for the
Grand Canyon on a short business
trip.
Colonel ]. NJ. Moore and daughter
Mra. Bachelor. left last nieht for
California, where they Hill spend
several months at the coast resorts.
Conductor Jesse Miller. OF the san.
"a Re. HAVING q run out OF this city.
reported ior duty today. after a
months iayofi.
Vincent HolcDmb. clerk IN the local
freight Offices Of the Santa ~. accom-.
panied by his mother returned home
last night after an extended visit TO
the east.
Thomas spring. clerk in the yard
foroman's odice 81 the Santa ne At
this point. loit yesterday for Chicago.
In answer 10 a telegram, announcing
the dangerous illness OF bis father.
Il "a rumurod that 3. y. Grimahaw.
general manager OF the Santa Re Cen.
tral railway. with headquarters at
Santa No, Is soon to be married 10 a
popular society belle In the Capital
City.
George Harrison, gang foreman At
the local machine ahop of the Santa
Fc, left yesterday for Portland. where
he viii spend the remainder Of the
summer iaklng in the sights &c tho
exposition.
J. II. Flick a Co. will not build the
/ extension Of the Sierra Madre rail.
way. This Is regarded a. meaning
that the extension viii not be- built
NJ least Cor the present. so says the
lsi pAso Herald.
J. w, Orchard, OF the engineer
corps o. the Albuquerque Eastern.
was In the capital City Monday. Mr..
Orchard says that work on the road is
p. ogressing nicely and that with no
hindrances trains win DO running In
the fall.
r. o. Reyes. for some time teie.
graph operator IN the local Offices OF
the Santa Fe, has been promoted 70 q
trick In The dispaicher's once al San
Marclal and left for that point last
night 10 assume the duties OF his new
position.
The invitations are out for the wed.
ding OF e. r. 0aston, a popular clerk
In the Santa 10 officea al Winslow, 10
Miss MaboI Poor. q charming young
iady Of Boston, Mass, the ceremony
70 take place In this city nj the home
Of Superintendent y. J.. Gibson. OF the
Winslow division, On Friday, June 30.
Tn Roswell Record says: W. Il
Jones, a travelling man who makes HIS
headquarters al Fort Worth and
makes Roswell HIS distributing point
ior the Pecos valley, was AZ Roswell 4
few days aud left for Fort Worth. BE
fore leaving he gave some interesting
railroad news. II wax TO the eject
that the Frisco would build from
Quannah, Texas. 10 Amarillo and
from thor TO Roswell. as soon ~
possible; also that the Texas Central
would build from Stanford 10 Texico