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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-03

pauy, which is managed by A. IS.
l.indh0lm
MSS sophie Ostcrlaih leu this
morning on SO. fof Sew York
whore she VIII sail the latter pari of
next wcek Tor Germany Germany ls
Miss Ostorlaths old home and she
VIII spvnd several months there ON q
visit 20 he parents
Henry q. Wauack. a well known
newspaper writer who has worked on
I half dozen New Mexico and Arizona
papers. and recently on the Denver
/ Post, Is now staff poet on the Colo.
RADIO Springs TelegIaph.Gazetto. lie
/ writes two nr three short poems daily
FOR the editorial PAGE and docs Ger.
/ tain amount Of local work
Nisa Edith JENNIE, one of Alhnqucr.
J 9ues popular young ladiea. will leave
sunday morning for Troy Kms..
I where She viii reside in the future
/ with her sister Mrs I'D Hale. MISS
Jenne has many friends in inc city
Who regret 90 see her leave. but nope
! 10 again have the piw sure 90 seeing
her hack in Albuquerque 40 some fn.
ture time. She viii be accompanied
on her trip hs Mrs Bryant. who will
spend a lew weeks IN Kansas visiting
relatives.
Mrs D A. Macpherson h arrane.
ing "a entertain al cards next Mon.
day afternoon.
Hon Solomon Luna returned this
mo. Ming from a flying Trip To the Luna
home al Los Lunas.
/ EI. Ponnoil, druggist. Of Las
I Z L..
Mas ai The Ruppc duug store.
g ~ Mcknight. Of the Hereford 4
/ Mcknight shirt company nf Wichita.
Nas. is Va the city calling ou local
trade
Miss A. Muggler. OF Santa Fe. &C..
tuued home this morning after "A
pleasant visit 20 her sister Mrs 49,
Hasc.
A new optlcian. Weighing eleven
pounds was born fO otto a.. Behbor. ui
the hebber Optical company. aud wife
lasi night
Attorney james % Fitch. of soeor
70, arrived from Ei Paso this muin
ing and rs spending the day Ia The city
looking after legal matters.
Louis Trauer and wife retnrncd
90 the city this morning after few
weeks absence Mrs Traucr visited
relatives 90 El Puso and los L.nnas.
aad Mr. Traner vas in the western
pari of the territory huying sheep and
wool
A. j. Aiwatcr who has been cash
Ter a. the AiYarad0 the past month
left this morning for Kansas city
whero be- rs ordered lo report 90 head
quarters Of the Harvey system Mr
Atwpier rs succeeded hore by D. w
Dixon
Benjamin Spewak and Howard Day
"a couple OF ncws ageats on the Alhu
/ Querque-WinsluW division. expect "a
leave within few days for their
Hummef vacation which viii be- spent
al eastern cities
] q. ~ nagenoit the ontlng agent OF
she indian department. returned 10 TIA
city last night from a Welt "a The win
j ages north. whore he made arrange
menis for anUthcr lot 0f Pueblo ludi
ans 40 20 90 Rnchy Ford. Colo. 8,
work In me sugar beet fields
The hfih annual convention OF the
New Mexico Sunday School aafocla
tion win be held 10 Albuquerque on
june 1915. Deming was selected az
the iast annual meeting AZ the place
FOR tho next annual convention. hmi
owing 20 local conditions az thlt place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-03

attended the spring races here. has
returned TO the Capital City
Attorney A. y McBlicn lolt last
nigh tor a visit to bis sheep ranch
In Mckinley county
NJ G Wilmer agent for he santa
Fe at Watrous, a. ~ attended tho
shrlne.s hlg doinss here YESTERDAY
Territorial Game Warden Page n.
utcro arrived In DE city rom Santa
We last nlsht and VIII spend several
inys here ON official business.
g.. j. CTauiell and uiio, who we're
Zoo The city Monday and Tuesday, TAX
Ing ln the races returned 90 their
home 90 santa Re ihis morning.
Regular services at Temple Albert
hi 3:i5 b. ni. Friday. strange Fires
viii be- the subject OF Rabbi Kapiaus
sermon. Everybody Is welcome.
William Furr the caitleman lelt
last niaht Tor the Imperial valley, n
southern California. whore he goes
~ look after a shipment OF cattle
-. H. Temple and wife. who spent
The past winter IN Albuquerque. ieit
fhls morning for their home In Den-
yer.
Dr. George W Harrison has return.
ed from Denver. whore he went a
week ago 10 stud the question OF
granting franchises Of public utilities.
John steward, ~ the iOD printing
firm Of steward x Worries. returned
last night from Los Angeles, where he
went couple oi weeks aro lOr his
health BE was much benefited BY
the trip.
Miss Jennie Dlgneo OF Santa BE-,
who was a guest of Miss Della Dam.
lanO for several days. returned BONE
this morning
Miss Carrie Titus. who has been
spending month In the city with
friends. viii leave this evening for
lher home no Kansas city.
Dr. s. G. Clark and wife. 81 borna
llllO we're passengers for home this
morning, after spending couple Of
days visiting In The city.
Hon George W. Prichard, the A..
torney general Of New Mexico who
was M El paso on legal matters, has
returned TO his official duties at san
"a Re.
Robert Stecn. formerly steward at
the Alvarado hotel, now representing
wholesale tea and coffee house OF
san Francisco, Is IN the city today
with samples.
Mis- Carrie Campbell, Of Monte Wis
"a, Colo. passed through the city last
night un her way TO the Portland,
Oregon, exposition. She will FIRST visit
] sas Francisco Tor q few weeks.
o. N. Route. OF Dubuque. Ia. has
taken a position a. pharmacist In the
drug store OF y. A. O'Rlelly. Mr.
Route came 10 Albuquerque from san
"a Fe, where he spent the past Winter
Tie home OF Mr. and Mrs Anthony
Morclli was frightened Sunday morn
ing hy the arrival OF q daughter The
little Misa tipped tho scales az -four
pounds.
George Hausler, a capitalist Of Man
chester, Mich, Is spending few days
I'M Albuquerque With a view OF making
some investments In Albuquerque real
estate
A. r. Spiegeluerg. tho Santa ~
curio eealer who was IN Albuquerque
yesterday 10 attend the ceremonial
session ~ the Mystic shrine. was a
passenger for the Capital city this
morning.
g. g. Grass. OF the Knightiocke
piano house ln Denver. arrived in Al
huQucrque yesterday t0 take posi-.
ilon va the local store Of that com
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-03

% was decided Ia change the place of
r'"otns and Albuquerque wa Sc
lectod.
rfpi Aurelio Espiuosn teacher OF
mD.nrn languages at the university.
was Joined here last nignt by Ma
tat..r Ccis0 Espin0so. who arrived
from Boulder Colo The elder -
pinosa viii ho Joined hy hiR family
shortly aud they win make Alnuquer.
que their home
The Albuquerque Indian. the neat
pamphlet gotten out hy the AlhuQuOr
que lndian school o. an cXcellenf 40
yo tisement FOR The Duke Ciiy Three
hundred Cunios have been Distributed
with ne Harvey house alung The san.
"a ~ system. ana they are heing sc'd
on an Santa w. trains
NJ, W Fl0uruey. OF The Firs Ma
uonai bank. conicmplaics leaving this
evening" fer Coronado Reach, Cal.
where MS Flournoy and daughter
Mrs A. Andrews Of Orayille, Cal are
stopping temporarily Mr. Fiournoy
ekpccis to be- abhseni from The city
ten day OF Two weeks
Mr. and Mrs g. G. De shon. Who
have been the guests of Mrs r a..
Watson of North Second street the
past few days. returned 90 their home
M Gallup this afternoon ON the Cali
lornia limited. Mr DE shOn Is a mem,
her ~ the shrine and attended the
ceremonial session held here yester.
day
Col A " Harris a prominent min.
ing man from the Kingston district
Sierra county and a large holder OF
Albuquerque real estate, b. IN the
city 90 remain q few days. Harris an
llcipafea spending the summer Ia tho
White mountains ~ New Hampshire.
and will leave for the east within %
few days.
General Manager NlCkeraon of the
Mexican Central railroad passed
thuurh the city this morning Ia prf
fafc ear No ib. ga route % Chicago
~ Dr. stated upon good authority that
Mr. NiCkcison Is slated Tor the presl
dcncy uf the El paso Union Depot as
ISOLATION made vacant hy the depart
are of "A. q Nudge from The Santa w..
Mics Auniia n,srapr. al helen, Is the
guest ai friends Ia the city.
ChRg Mann. the general merchant
and posi- master 8t Puehlitos. Is IN the
cily on business aud 20 visit relatives
for few days.
col and Mrs. W. II. Greer will leave
I tonight Tor Columbus and Toledo.
Ohio hence 90 New York City and
/ from there "a Boston, Mass. They go
on business and will bo absent several
weeks.
This evening ,he ladies' Of the Hap
I list church will entertain the general
public "a the church on South Broad
way IN addition 20 serving rofresh'
mcnis, the ladies have arranged "a
very interesting musical program for
the entertainment Of those who attend
Mrs Emma J Waters. wife Of A. -.
I Waters, a carpenter employed IN the
Santa Ne shops in this city died last
{ nlght M the family home, COS West
l Pacific avenue Of a cerobrao hemorrh-
age The deceased had been a resi-
| deEt % Albuquerque for the past year
and n half. coming here with her bus
hand from Manchester. Iowa. for the
I benefit Of their young son. o. W,
81 rOng's Sons took charge Of the 70
mains and have prepared them for
I Shipment 20 Manchester Mr.. Waters
aud son viii accompany The remains
/ 10 the Old home ~ the deceased for
burial on Saturday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-03

Rock island system Has Placed Eighty
New Locomotives In Service.


Thirty new engines for passenger
service twenty ~ the Paoihc type.
and ten of the Atlantic type have
been delivered 10 the Rock Island sys.
TEN fom the builders. The thirty
Cngiues are the hrst delivery az an
order oi eightyhye engines which
should have been received during the
latter part OF the winter.
In addition 90 the engines received
for passenger service, thirty.oiFhi
freight engines and ten switch engines
have aiao been delivered 90 the Rock
island. and THESE engines are also now
la service.
Twenty switch engines and iitieun
frcishi engines are siill 90 be delivered
90 on Inc original order la addition %
abe remainder 81 the passenger 90.
gines atlA 20 bee delivered about fiiy
In ALL
The Rock Island has also received
two Atlantic type balanced compound
engines. which are being used Ia the
nature 0f an experiment
n tho balanced compounds are
8Ound % be- suitable to The needs ~
the ROck island service. % rs likely
thai more Will be ordered However.
tho two balanced compounds viii DO
thoroughly tested and tiled before a
decision Is made in the matter OF or
drrlnr more
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-03
SUPERINTENDENT FOX lNsPEcTs
FLoop-sTRickEN DlsTRiT.

r. G. Fox, general superintendent at
the western grand division OF the san.
"a Re, was ia tho city an hour this
morning while returning 10 his head.
quarters AZ ia Iunta from trip over
the food stricken Rio Grande division.
Mr. Fox said that although this wa.
ter nad backed over the road between
E pasO and Las Cruces. submerging
shout six miles of a. NO great dam.
Aga tO the road bed was exported.
Trains continue % run over IL through
che wafer with safety. although much
time - lost hy slow and precaucious
running
Mr. Fox was Ia El paso and ln.
specfed the new union depot IN course
Of constI uciiOn there The preaideey
OF the El paso Union Depot asgOcia.
tion, made v0cant by r. u. Mudgo's
departure from The Santa BE, has not
been nlie,i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-03
PROBATE CLERK SUMMERS
WANTS MS FEE
UNIQUE MANNER m WHICH A
MARRIAGE LICENSE WAS OBJ
TANNED WITHOUT COST TO
GROOM

A week ago last Saturday "A yoUng
couple drove stylish black team al
Morse up 40 the residence uf Probate
Clerk Summers the y0ung man said
that he wanted marriage hrcnse
and that he WoBld Ike tO have 10
light away The accommodating PRO.
bate clerk put aside his sunday after
noon nap and went go The court house
for the required document The mar
riage record was taken home 30 as 20
avoid another irip 90 the cOnrt house
for signatures of toe bride and groom
after the link had been welded
Later IN The day The bridal compile
returned and placed their sienaiureH
on the record. as required by law, but
the groom neglected 20 say anything
about the recorders fee Thinking
ihat of course it was merely an over.
sight made ly tho groom In hts excite
ment and that be would remember
IL later Nv Summers resisted dun.
ming he Young man. he Thought that
he would get his fee when the hnRl
record VAS hled Hut the groom never
came back. lie sent his dnai llings
fo the court house hy the minister
aud the probate clerk Is out his fee
The records show that on the day
mentioned, joel "A. Setter. of Albu.
auerane. and Miss Jessie Elliott of
Dundee. Scotland we're married by
Rev. Wilbur Fishe. OF ihe Methodist
church.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-03
a GUARANTEED cuRg FoR Piles

Itching blind. bleeding, or pruirud
ms pIlof Druggists refund money 70
pa1o Ointment fails go cure any case
No master ~ how long standing. IN 6
10 IA DAYS First application gives
ease and rest soc. III your druggiHi
hasn't u sond soc In stamps and lt will
Be- forwarded post paid hy IA D. Neil.
cine 90 81 Louis No.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-03

A nov who'd lnIhe has Dom lnHaIII
I'D 90 the santa re shops, Needles,
Il being ~ sufilclent size 90 accommo.
date ihe driving wheels Of the locom0
lives
The last. Santa Re train No Q 0i tho
daily Service for this season. Left Chs
ergo today Tho homiwookly service
Will begin on Monday. Train No. ~
scheduled i0 pass through the city on
Mondays and tuesdays. while No. 4
iN due 10 pass through the city on
tuesdays and FrldayE.
The Santa 70 railway fire depart.
meni al Needles nov has hixieen men
10 service and they have been praclic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-03

Col " II. soewald, Of las Vegas,
Us 10 receipt OF letter from Ellis q.
York. a former Las Vegan and q
brother of John "A. York. the Bridge
street grocer Mr. York Is now looai-
cd AZ Ballarat. Calf. a mining camp
sixty-olght miles from railroad, Ina
proximity 10 the famous Eeafh valley
iic says the Weather Is warm there
al present, Needles being a cold place
ln comparison.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-03

John Newlander. the contractor and
carpenter, has returned 10 the city
from san Diego, Cal 10 reports BIS
health much improved and viii re-.
main here during the summer Mira.
NewlandOr and children will remain
az san Diego during the summer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-03

Honolulu. June David hui, "a
Gigantic Hawaiian. 90 years OF axe.
has SET the native p1pulace agog b.
publicly asserting that be- ~ son of
his queen. Kaahumanu. and that hia
mission IS 10 right the wrongs IN
nlcted upon the Hawaiian race ~
Queen IllluOkniaui and % restore the
throne 40 Kamchamcha's descendants.
Whne no stock o. placed Ia XVII
claim hy the white people the natives
believe In him and are intensely
aroused Kul has been arrested.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-03

lfrum Thur8dayg Daily Citlzenl
$. bibo, weli.knoWn merchant Of
Grants, spent the day IN Albuquerque
Hon. 81 5 Rodoy was a PASSENGER
for santa Fe this mornlng he ea.
serts t0 return tonight
Dr. J H. Dlas. Of Santa Ne. Who
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
OTHERS FAVOR oVKINo
RIVER WITH CONVICT LABOR

Alfredo Armiio and Hdwardo lara.
milo, two socorro county commission
era, were on train No 10 ,als morning
en- route 10 Santa Re. Their mlsslnn
y 20 appear before tae legislature in
the interest OF the passage OF tho food
sufferers BILL When told Of the action
.of the mass meeting held here last
night aud the manner advocated IN
regard 10 dyklnE the Rio Crande with
convict labor, hey became aeatlly en-
thuslastic over the plan. The valley
residents Of Sooorro suffered more
from the floods OF last year than the
people az any other point aloag the
food stricken district, many OF them
having lost their homes and crops In
tho overflow. Both commissioners
agreed that the people Of socorro
county would endorse the action OF the
meeting held here last night. and also
agreed thar q would be advisable FOR
the people Of Soc0rro. san Antonio and
san Marcial TO hold mass meetings
and adopt resolutions endorsing the
eciion Of the Albuquerque mass meet.
Ing, ard forward such resolutions 20
their representatives a. santa Re.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Moutoya river Bill The resolution
was read and referred
Mr.. Read asked tho unanimous con.
sent OF the council 20 Introduce a Joint
memorial Tho memorial protests
AGAINST the creation Of the proposed
Rio DE- Jemex forest reserve. taking
IN parts Of Rio Arriba and Taos coun.
lies. The memorial was passed under
suspension OF the rules, Mr. Catron
voting no.
The COMMITTEES on enrolling and en-.
crossing bills reported council hii No.
b. properly enrellsd and ongrossod.
and the president announced having
signed tho same.
Mr. Martin announced 4 meeting Of
the finance committees after the I'D.
i0urnment OF the council 70 hear =
committee OF educators.
Mr.. Moutoya announced a meeting
OF the committee on agriculture and
manufactures 10 consider council bill
No. g.
Council then took an adjournment
until this morning At 10 o'csoeA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Last evening At the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. Ida sohwed, OF
the Hope fiat ON South Second street,
occurred the marriage OF Miss Ida
Marguerite schwed aud James u Tier.
ney. Rev. A. NJ. Mandalaria OF the
immaculate Conception church, per.
formed the ceremony. Mr.. John Tier.
ney and Miss Mammle Ticrney, broth.
or and sister OF the groom. stood u
with the bride and groom.
James Ticrney IL the son Of Martin
Tlorney, city street commissioners, and
Is q member Of a firm which conducts
\ blRcksmithing and machinery bust.
ness on Copper avenue The bride has
made her home la Albuquerque for a
number of years and has held a clerk
ship al the Phoenix Dry Goods store
For tho present Mr.. and Mrs. Tier
ney viii reside with the brides
mother.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
COUNCIL


Morning Sessions Sixteenth Day.
Council called 20 order by President
CLARK. Chaplain Shiycly led Ia prayer
The roll was called and all answered
present cNcopi Mr. Greer. The Journal
" Mondays session was read and
adopted.
Council bill No. ~, by ar. Martinez
entitled IA act providing for the pay
mont ana distribution of moneys aud
funds belonging 10 insOlvont estates OF
deceased persons, was passed.
Council bin No. 10, BY Mr. winters
entitled an act empowering cities and
towns 90 build street crossings and "a
assess the cost thereof against the
property owners. ~as passed.
Council BIN No. 80. by MIR. Miller
entitled an act TO amend subsection
1903 OF section 1855. chapter ]. title 49,
OF the Compiled Laws OF New Mexico
OF 1897. In regard to trial and judg
ment M civil actions. was READ the
first time III full. and second time by
tile, aud referred 10 the committee On
Judiciary,
Council bin No. %. introduced by
Mr.. M0ntOya. entitled an act TO au.
thOrige the purchase OF law books for
tho use OF the district courts. read the
nrst time Ia fill, second time ~ title,
aud ordered translated, printed and 70.
icrr0d 90 the finance committee.
Council bin No 80, introduced by
Mr.. Ballard, entitled an act fixing the
Time for holding terms OF court ia the
FIFTH judicial district OF the territory
az New Mexico, was read the frst
time In nlil, the second time BY title.
and on motion 81 Mr.. Martin read the
third time preparatory to ia passage.
Mr.. Martin then moved that council
Diil 30, 81 DO pass. and upon a vote
belag taken resulted IN 40 ayes and 1
nay.
Counell blll No. 90. Introduced BY
Mr. Winters, entitled an act 10 pre-
scribe the manner OF describing money
In indictments, Wns read the FIRST and
second tme and referred to the jude
larry committee.
gha eogncll ten took 8 recess until
this m9rning Al 10 o'clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
RECORD or FIGHT
ON nEEE COMBINE

ON BEEF COMBINE
March rs, 1909. the New York Her.
aid showed the existence OF the beef
trust and the fight was begun.
April Il was shown that the trust
was able TO control railroad freight
rates 80 as TO stifo competition.
April proof was offered that While
squeezing" Americans. the trust was
selling beef cheaper In ENGLAND than
AZ home. The secret agreement be.
tween the trust packing houses was
published IN full
April 10 Attorney General Knox be-.
gan active proceedings against the
trust. Attorney General Davis began
preparation of suit % have the trust
declared Illegal Ia New York.
April 20 Attorney General Knox de-
clded that he had sufficient evidence
TO obtain an Injunction 10 restrain the
trust from further proceedings under
their agreement.
April ~, amendment that the gov.
ernor viii proceed against the trust In
Chicago.
May rs. letter hook Of Armour a
Co. adds greatly TO the strength OF tho
case against the trust.
May "a. temporary restraining order
issued by Judge Grosscup against the
iriisf
August demurrers 10 the inlunc.
ton filed by the trust.
February rs. 1903, demurrers over.
ruled and injunction continued against
the trust by Judge GrOsscup.
May rs. 1908, trust permanently en-.
Joined by Judge GfoHsoup.
January z. 1905. case argued before
the United States supreme court.
Janears ga 1906. final decision
against the trust by tho supreme
court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
MARKET LETTER.

Special Correspondence.
Kansas City. Jan a0.-Thc cattle
run last week was not heavy ht all,
but 4 consisted more largely OF fed
steers than usual. and tAey were OF
better quality. A few salos we're at
$500 End a great many al tS.25 20
$3.50. Fed western steers sold IN 10
$40, and the fair to good beef steers
advanced 10 Ia 20 cents for the week.
Medium 90 common cattle sold lower.
however and the mistakes of taking
cattle out OF the feed lot too soon was
again illustrated In a good many cases.
Best COWS hold steady but other kinda
sold lower. Receipts today are mod.
crate here and elsewhere. and the mar.
ket on all kinds Ia strong Ia 10 cents
higher II has been demonstrated halt
a dozen times since the holidays that
any day when receipts are sma'i oy
there Is prospect OF continued KIT
recqipia as in case Ol a storm. nf Yes
Immediately jump up. and compoti ion
N keen among buyers And, bosidoa.
there 81 a gradual upward movement.
and prices have noY reached a point
where feeders arc making little
money. A shipment OF eighteen cars
of short hay fed cattle were here from
Hotchkisa early IN the week, that sold
very well. The steers sold az fS,70
ana t3.A5, $50 p0unds 10 800 pounds,
and COWS around 1000 pounds sold az
t3.i5 10 Sa.t5. All around lhe cattle
market may bo called fairly healthy
After Tuesday OF last week the
sheep and hlnb market broke badly
and By Friday it was hard 10 move
anything. Prices had reached their
pinnacle Monday, and ovon Tuesday
sales were easily effected at the high
plane. but buyers filled their orders