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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Alamonordo Po.toHlo.

Postmaster j. w. Hawkins. OF Ala.
mogordo. has given ont a comparative
statement which shows that The re-.
ccipts OF the rostotilce for stamps and
box ren.s amounted 90 f75 more 10
1909 than in 1903 Taking into con.
s.dcration me fact that during 1894
labor troubles and washouts tied up
traffic for three weeks or more on the
El Paso a Northeastern. this state
mont makes a good showing tor the
AImorordo postonlce Mr. Hawkins
estimates that on account ol the strike
and washout during the past year 5000
was lost 90 the postonlce There Ia
no reason why 1905 should not make
% SIN better showing in the volume Of
business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

road employees failed 20 exercise nee.
essary caution ON the day that her
brother was for some unknown reason
overcome ana sat down by the rail.
road track. She alleges that the whis.
Tie and bell on the locomotive were
not sounded rs they should have been
and that q close enough lookout was
not Kept To observe the presence OF
her brother.
Miss Murphy says that she was de.
pendent ON her brother. VINO earned
800 month. $50 OF which he sent
her each month.
Murphy was hrldgoman working
for the southern Pacific.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

=. s Carson. formerly one OF the
best known train dispatchors on the
Santa Pc system in California has
been found TO be insane before Judge
Wilbur ~ san Francisco and he has
been sent TO the state asylum for the
insane at stockton. Ovorwork at his
post and sudden business reverses
when his health began TO decline are
The causes of bis present condition,
which Is believed 10 he hopeless.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
To Uuli1e HIohrolls LI,hograph stone

The carload Of machinery received
40 jlighrolls. Otero county, on the rail.
road 10 Cioudcroft. is being installed
For utilizing the lIthograph stone OF
that place. The machinery was on.
zines. boilers and motive power equip
mont. and another car OF saws. plan.
Drs and pOlishers Us expected 10 a few
lays The concern exploiting those
deposits of Jhls stone Is the STANDARD
lithograph Stone company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
NEW MEXICO Towns

1f Wsbeo, ArIz. who formerly made
Ration his home. b. In The city stop
ping over TO attend to some business
matters while en- route to New York.
Rev Armstrong, former pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church In
This city but now engaged in evan.
geIlslr work. with headquarters at
Baldwin. Kansas. passed through the
city pB route Co Douglas, Arizona
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
RATION
Prom the Ranee

From the Range
J, r. Smith. who has boon suffering
the past two weeks with an Injured
foot Is much better. though stu,
Obliged 10 use crutches.
j. l.. Brown OF Birmingham. Ala. Is
the guest Of Dr. and Mrs. r. A. Jones
He is delighted with our climate and
intends 20 remain all winter
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Morrison and
children left for Cheyenne, where MT
Morrison has the contract for building
an opera house They will stop on
route for little visit with friends IN
Denver
Miss Mary Anderson, who taught In
the city schools several years ago, has
been elected 10 an the vacancy loft In
the north side scnool by tho rosigna
tion Of Miss Howolls Miss Anderson
IL a sister 81 Mrs. v n MendeRhall
ana comes from her homo In Chicago
10 take the position.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
RAILROAD NOTES
oNLY a sEerIoM AAMp.


William watkins poor but gritty.
Started a. a section hand.
Now he lives high In the city.
And he is known throughout tho
land.
Long ne had 10 work away.
But his worth brought recognition
He's a millionaire today.
Filling well bis proud position
lie has sons and he has daughters
Who have never had 20 toll.
Who have crossed tho brlny waters
And have stood on British soil.
Yet they Do not sigh 10 claim
Prontless ancestral glory
Hut. withou' a blush Of shame.
Toll their gclfmado fathers sturI
Chicago Rcc1rd.IIorald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

tF'rom W, nesdiy's Daily CitlzenD
q. ". shu1e. the n.nstor mechanic
NJ the sar'l 70 Central. with head.
quarters At Estancla, Is az Santa Ne
on business connected with his de-
partment.
p W. Zimmerman. claim agent OF
the Santa ~ Tor tho Now Mexico dlvi.
sion. with headquarters In this city. Is
on buslno7 trip 20 tho northern
towns
Garnet NJ tones, civil engineer.
passed THROUGH the city Monday night
for Klngman arizona. where his faith.
or. r. NJ Jones'. Ia doing some sngi.
neerlng for me Santa re.
Judge " Waldo. chlof counsellor
Of the Santa Pc In New Mexico. Is at
Santa Fc. a. will arrange headauart.
ors there during the legislature. which
couvenes Monday. January i6
r.. 7. chapman. she passenger
brakeman no has been acting as
train bagra man. has been assigned
% ConduciH Jerry Qunn's crew on
the north co. succeeding NJ * Mock.
A. ?. Gafr 20. the passenger conduc.
tor who hH been visiting his PEG.
pic IN Ohio resumed his run on No.
2 the other Iftornoon. relieving Con.
ductor sek.r who goes back 20 Ra.
ton.
J. A. Israel the tax AGENT Of the
Colorado a southern railroad. with
headQuarter at Denver. Is a. Santa
Fo. g. repronn bis road In tax ma.
ters before The territorial board ~
equalization
Brakeman To- r. Trip OF Las We.
Gas. Of Tho passenger service has
taken lay0f and viii undergo an
operation Tor appendicitis Brakeman
T. y. Kunl las taken his place az a
member Of Conductor Charley steven.
sons crew
w u. Movers. for the last hHeen
years superintendent OF dining cars
and lunch rooms on the Chicago a.
Alton railroad has resigned that posi-.
ION 10 So INTO private business as
Don as BIZ Iccossor on the Alton "a
appointed
r.. r. uH. r. c. Roberts. r. A.
Wolfe. " Is Marmon and u. J. Arey
Who form % corps Of surveyors en-
pl0sad on NE Santa Pc In Arizona
aud View NHxlco. are stopping In the
city tn heavy SHOWS which have
fallen recently have driven them into
shelter
Glenn ~ Hutchinson, whose ap.
polntm0 az chief OF the passenger
traflc lartment OF the Frisco rail.
road D. mo effective last week. IL
the ~. -est man occupying this Pc.
sitlon a road OF similar lmpor.
lance ne country. He Is only 20
years FOL age.
A CO. act has been let 90 the
Lantry arp Contracting company.
Kansa ~. Mo-. for the work neces.
sary tu hange the location Of the
Santa line through Truxton Can.
/ yoH, A 1ua. The total contract for
gradinr nd masonry will amount to
about : 5000. The change Is made
20 insur. Immunity from floods
Col A r. Macginnis. the tax com.
nilsson Of the coast lines OF the
] Santa with headquarters at Los
Angeles 1assed mp the road for Santa
Fe vest lay morning In the after
noon b., made argument before the
terrltoria hoard OF equalization for a
rciuctiur In the assessed value ON
certain T-operty Of that road for the
FISCAL year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
Greatly In Demand.

Nothing is more in demand than a
medicine which needs modern re-
quirements for q blood and system
cleanser such AZ nr. Kings New Life
Pills They are just what you need
10 cure stomach and liver troubles
Try them A. an druggists; csc, guar
artpnd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
10 90 Business In New Mexico.


Accompanying a certified copy OF
tho corporation laws OF Colorado.
which has been fled IN the once 90;
the secretary OF tho territory. J. W.
Reynolds, are certified articles Of in.
corporation Of the Bolles Live Stock
company from the state n Colorado.
The incorporators are Richard J. Bol.
lee, John 9. Hunt and William
O'Brlen Tho purpose Of The company
10 20 handle and dispose OF all kinds
OF live stock. the capital stock being
$4,000. The number Of shares Is So.
ooo. 81 being the par value OF each.
There are % DO three directors, those
for the first year being Richard J.
Boiler Edward Bryant aud william
O'hrien, Colorado Springs is the prin.
cipal Once Of the company. but Il Is
also organized for transactlng bust.
ness In this territory as well as in
Colorado Carlsbad, Eddy county. New
Mexico, Ia named az the principal on,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

~ the branch Offices In the territory
and r. Edward Bryant, a resldens o.
that place. is named az the agent n
New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
certIheate Of Re.centInuatlon.

certificate Of re.continuation OF
The corporation existence OF the
Browne a Manzanaros company has
been filed In the once Of ]. w. Ray.
nolds, secretary Of the territory. The
corporation term would have expired
July 10. 1906. and the additional term
mentioned is thirty years, making
total OF hfty years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14
From the Reporter

~ q. rwitty, cattleman OF the ponll.
has accepted a position for the winter
with the county clerk, }. = Bracket
Jim smith, In charge OF the Ration
Electric Light & Power company s
plant, who suffered a severe scald 20
one Of his feet two weeks ago is get
ting along nicely
Charles Miller for many years past
foreman Of the Santa Re carpenter
shop In this city. has resigned THAI 20
aition 10 accept one 10 the Ration Lum.
Dor eompany's planning mill.
NJ Newman, a prosperous merchant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

HAS STOOD TIE TEST % YEARS
The old original GROVES Tastelo.
chill Tonic You know what you az.
taking u is iron and quinino In o.
lsteless form 40 cure. no pay 5u,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

Mr. and Mrs e. u Rush, Of Sal
AarcLal. are in the city today
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-14

agreement which prevented the Hmelt
crs from buying their coal from any
company, and therefore there was no
favor.sm shown the Colorado Fuel and
iron company"
WORK TRAIN IS
NOW NECESSARY.
Yesterday morning a work train
was placed upon the Albuquerque
Eastern road Thus far a mile and a
half OF rails on the line OF the new
road have been laid from the Y OF
the Santa BE Central At Morlarty. as
reported In The Citizen Monday This
part OF the work was accomplished
without the aid of a train. but the re-.
maindor Of the Job will be aided by
an engine and several cars Those
In the vicinity OF MOrlarty were In.
torested Ia seeing a smoking locomo-
tive, attached 20 cars. on the new
road. This convlnces people 10 believe
There Is something doing and that
the intentions are TO push the work
MS much as possible.
tFrom Thursday's Daily Citizonl
Tho Chicago A. Alton railway will
cut down some OF the grades on its
line between Mexico. Mo. and Kansas
city.
The Rock island system rs survey
nag for line from Little Rock. Arb,
via Hot Springs and Malvern. Ark. To-
Sew Orleans
Government control OF railroads on.
saged In interstate commerce seems
l0 be coming round the curve Wheth.
or q Will bee kept on the main line or
snunted .o the sidetrack remains TO be
seen.
The Great Northern Railway com.
pany OF England reports that through
alterations IN working aud changes In
.ares over a million more passengers
than usual have been carried during
he last half year
The Union Pacific road has decided
10 establish a benent association for
IT'S employees, The object OF which Is To
care for them when sick or injured.
A tax Of 90 cents a month will be-
placed on each ompIoye.
There vas sligh' mlxup between
passenger engines To- the Las Vegas
yard Tuesday afternoon. the 1897 los.
ing her pilot in the crash A binding
snow storm prevailed at The time, and
the engineers could not see where
they we're al,
James Surrock, who is at the throt
ne and tower on the T5a. employed on
the GlWictns. is the oldest and wealth.
lost engineer ON the above division o.
road Beudos having a fat bank ac.
count and seldom drawing less than
$500 a month. he ls said 10 have some.
ming like $4,000 invested in AlcNan.
der DOwies lace factory al Zion city.
8gt from Chicago. Mr. arJ rruck han
planned a trip around the world. start.
ng in the spring.
To Make Good Citizens Of Employees.
To mako its employees hotter clti.
lous, land owners and taxpayers is
che laudabl0 object OF a move begun
1y the Santa Pc railroad In Texas.
A circular has been issued by W G..
Nixon, general manager Of tho santa
No Gulf line, outlining a plan where.
by the railway proposes 10 lend en-.
couragement and also proposes 10 co.
operate with the employees OF tEy road
who desire 20 buy farm lands.
The rice and the cotton industries
are well known IN Texas, but Il is
now stated mat tobacco does well In
mat state and under the climatic con
ditIons which exist there Il Is said
That a. good a product IN grown az Ia
raised In cuba
THE SANTA re HEARING
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-19
BAPTIST URpHaN HOME


Oklahoma City, Oct. ls-Work on
the contraction Of the Baptists Orp-
han Home, which was incorporated
a few days ago by the Baptists cou-
ferences Of Oklahoma and Ind an
Territory, will begin as soon as
material can be placed on the
ground. The building will be Iocat-
ed about four miles north of this city
and adjacent to the Sauta Fe and
Oklahoma City Guthrie interuban
line. One hundred anb sixtv acers
OF land already been purchas for
the institution and more will be
taken if needed. Over S., 900 has
been raised for the schools and con.
tributions are coming ii nearly
every bay. The home will bs con.
ducter on anon-sectarian basis and
will admit white and Inbain chill
dreu where the blood predoininate.
As sufficient funds have been rails
ed for the erection Of the building.
it is stated that it will probably be
completed and opened BY the first
of February next.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-19
'nIsON eeeFF soL0 IN ENo-ANp.
Result Of Experiments in Crossing
Buffalo and Cattle

Result Of Experiments in Crossing
Buffalo and Cattle
The latest delicacy to temnt the ap
petites Of British epicures is a com
promise between buffalo meat and
beef compile d 2iyear-ola bullocks
the result Of cross breeding between
North American bison and highland
cattle were sold ~ the Newcastle mar
ket yesterday They had been bred
ny Mr.. Lylanl o. Haegersin. castle,
Northumberland says The New York
World. who hasIhseD engaged Tor ssv'
srai years N 4esnerimenliiie in this
direction.
The animals we're exactly ike their
North American cousins in appear.
anes. except that they we're stronger
and thicker % lie hindquarters. They
had been reared aao FED as wild cat
tie So great difBcnlty was experienced
In conveying them TO market
Although they were accommodated
IN special boxes. their fur vas 50
great that one broke its necl on the
Journey, and the other had 10 be ebct
In the market
The beef, il is sAsd. VIII be round
OF richer quality than that obtained
trors buffalo and il KEEP, sor .
month or SO more paiasable than thai
Of an Ordinary bullock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-19

UNloR cEMTER
Mrs. Willis was quite sick the
first of the week.
Mrs. Castle who has been visit
ling here, went to ElReno 10 visi,
| With her son.
The neighbors surprised Mr. and
Mrs Hamilton Saturday nigh .
This was farewell party as the
lie vc this week for Kansas. We
are sorry to loose so estimable o
Iamily but hope they may find a
place where their works and efforts
will be crowned with success. The
Oest wishes Of their many friends
will follow themto their new home.
Miss Howell returned Thursday
from her visit with home folks ID
Missouri.
Misses Lydia Mollett and Martha
and Ethel Thomas visued viii
Mrs. Dawson Sunday.
Cotton picking is progressing
nicely and it seems there are plen,.
of pickers this fall.
Mr.. Thomas is quite lame again.
fIis team got frightened several
weeks ago and in trying to hole
them they got hlm in the wne
fence. He has been working hal,
and the scratches are worse nov
than ever and he suffers consider
bly,.
.dartha and Ethel Thomas hav
returned fr m their visit with Iel
atives in Texas.
Miss Lydia Mollett gave party
Thursday night in honor Of hel
friend, 7 G. Castle This was a
pound social, each gentlemen tax
ing pound of something to eat,
A prize was given for the most
toothsome pound, Mr.. Kleag, r
securing il, pretty china cup and
saucer. Miss Mollett is noted for
her excellent hospitalitys and all
spent very pleasant evening.
School opened Monday with Miss
Howell as teacher.
The Aid Society met with Mrs.
Geo. Willis las, Thursday with
only a few members absent. This
little Dauu OF wliIng workers are
growing IN strength and their ef-
iorts are appreciated.
Mr.. Bentler's mother from Kan.
sas has been visiting him for severa
weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Willis's sister i her
from Kansas City,
Miss Eva Mollett was qune sicl
Sunday
Miss Pearl Godfather Of Chicka-
sba attended. Miss Molletts party.
Miss Motley visited Miss Blanch
Tucker Thursday.
Bernice Wormeldorf of Chickasha
visited at Mr.. fuckers Thursday
aud FRIDAY CT last week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-19

Attorney W. l. Gilbert came up
from Duncan yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17
NOT BRAINS OF NATIONS. Archbishop symon Says Poles in Amer
 lea are Not Representative.

Detroit, Mich, August 16.-Arch- bishop Francis Symon, personal repre- sentative of Pope Plus X has been guest if Bishop Foley and the Polish Catholic clery of Detroit for several days. It was reported that the pur- pose of his tour of America was to investigate the claims of the Polish clergy for representation in the hier- archy of the Roman Catholic church. In an interview Archbishop Symon said:
 "The information sought is as to whether the average intelligence of the Polish Catholics of America warrants a representation in the hierarchy. And ia this respect must say 1 have looked for 1t everywhere and found very lit tle-almost nothing. The Polish i'm migration in this country is recruited from the humblest walks of life laborers, farmers, artisans. They are all good, pious, God-fearing people but they are not the brains of our nation"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17
BEST PISTOL SHOTS.
Trumpeter Makes Highest Record in
 the Army.

Junction City, Kan, August 16.-The small arms competitions were finished at the national range at Fort Riley today, when the competitive shooting in the army pistol contest ended. In this school each competitor made two scores slow fire with time limit of 30 seconds per shot at each of the ranges of 50 and 70 yards, two scores timed fire with time limit of 30 seconds per score at 25 and 50 yards, and two scores rapid fire with time limit of ten seconds per score at each of the ranges, 15 and 25 yards at the dis appearing targets. The possible score was 300 and the twelve men making the highest scores who compose the army pistol team are as follows Trumpetcr Oscar Rogertson, Troop D, Ninth cavalry, 2S6; Sergeant John J. Daerda, Troop D, Tenth cavalry, 2s3; First Lieut.. Jense Stedje, Troop D, Fourth cavalry, 82; Corporal Carl Schmidt, Troop A, First cavalry, 2s1; Capt. Hegrim Whitworth, First infantry, 2s0; Sergt. c, H. McNalr, Troop F, Twelth cavalry, 27s: Corporal Michael Kelly. Company c, First battai- ion corps of engineers. 279; Quartermaster Segrt. Daniel O'Connell Thirteenth cav airy, 27s; Quartermaster Sergt. Berkley E. Barker, Troop D, Third cavalry, 2lS; Second Lieut. Herman W. Dilworth, Tenth cavalry. 277; First Lieut.. R. H.. Poollon, Jr, Porto Rican provisional reg iment, 277; Corporal J. S. E. Logan, Troop I, Ninth cavalry. 27
 The four men making the highest scores will receive gold medois, and the remain ing eight will receive silver medals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17
WILL WELLS FINED BY MAYOR HUDNALL Negro Was Charged with
 Cruelty 10 Animals ASSESSED S4750 AND COST He Was Sent to Haul Coal and Left Town With Team, Driving to
 AdamsviIle-He Returned
 the Team.
ASSESSED S475O AND COST

Pratt City, August 1S.-(SpeciaL)-W Wells the negro. who was sent out to haul some coal by J. B. Zuber yester day and did not return until late in the afternoon when it was learned that he had driven to Adamsville and back, was tried before Mayor E. J. Hudnall in police court this morning on a charge of cruelty to animals and was fined s475O and costs
 The horses were seriously injured by hard driving in the heat.
 After driving to Adamsville. evidently with the intention of stealing the team, he turned back and returned to the Zuber stables in this city. It is thought that he became uneasy and came back When he arrived at the stables he claimed that he had hauled the coal as directed which as a matter of fact, was not true. He had only hauled one load and had driven out of town.
 Wells is an ex-convict and has given the police considerable trouble During his absence yesterday MT. Zuber request ed his arrest on a charge of stealing his team. The negro returned the team be- fore the officers found him.
 Ambrose Cobb Improving.
 Ambrose Cobb. who was shot about 10 o'clock last Thursday night near his home between this place and Warner mines by Gus Schufort. is improving. MT. Cobb was shot while trying to make peace between Schufort and other mem- bers of his family, who were quarreling at the time Cobb came upon the scene. It Is claimed that the shooting of Cobb was accidental.
 At first 1t was thought that he was fatally wounded but for the past few days he has steadily improved and to- day 1t is announced that he stands g good chance to recover.
 Schufort Is in the county jail on a charge of murder. If MT. Cobb continues 10 Improve he will be allowed bond.
 Local and Personal H. M. Jennings has accepted a position at No. 10 coal mines as blacksmith.
 Charles, the young son of MT. and Mrs. James Taylor Is quite sick.
 Miss Minnie Culberson of Pratt City and Miss Annie Burton of Brookside are att tending house party at Fort Payne. They will be there about two weeks.
 Sim Lovelady of Cullman is spending tonight with his brother, Dr. R. F. Love- lady of this place.
 Jefferson Valley lodge No. 85. Independ- ent Order of Odd Fellows will meet In regular session tomorrow night
 Henry Donaldson Is moving his family to Mayene, Ala, where he will make his future home.
 J. w. Gallagher. who has been spend ing some time with his brother, Dr. Gallagher of this place, will return to his home near Eldridge in a few days. The remains of Mrs. Sena Montgomery, who died Monday night were sent to B1octon for burial yesterday by w. H. Barnard, undertaken.
 w. H. Barnard will go to Adairsville, Ga, tomorrow to join his wife who has been spending some time at that place. After few days they will proceed to Jefferson City, Tenn to attend the we'd ding of Miss Valeria Cleveland Bundren to MT. William Clifford Mcdonald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17
REPORT ON TUNNELS.
Some Buildings and Streets Have Set
 tied Slightly In Chicago.

Chicago. August 16.-The commission of engineers, John w. Ewin, Edward c. Shankland and Louis E. Ritter, appoint ed by the commissioner of public works to examine the underground tunnels in this citv. have made their report. As to the effect of the tunnels on the streets and buildings, they say;
 ''The work in the downtown or loop district may be properly divided into two parts:
 First, the. construction of the tunnels built chiefly between 1900 and 1902, which were constructed under air pressure; sec ond the effect of the connections ana by-passes from these tunnels which nave been built more recently, and without air pressure
 A number of cases of settlement or streets and buildings were traced to this part of the work (no air pressure), ana unless some other means of operation are adopted or greater care taken in the construction, there may be continued set clement.