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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

From p trial Appropriation uurinG
the Mckinley administration. 81 abndt
sufficient sizo 10 build n fUOd house.
says Maxwella TallEman. the rural
free delivery has grown into a great
branch ui the possibilities department.
Estimates nov being prepared show.
ina the probable cost OF maintaining
the rural free delivery service duriag
the fiscal year lg05-u6. and r9cn
which the appropriation made az the
coming session Of congress will be
based. indicate that q win cost about
$4,000. 900 n year Ia maintain. a u
stated that IN order that the service
mhy be extended In conformity with
the present plans Of the department,
and what are believed 10 be the wish.
ca OF both houses OF congress an ad.
aitlonal sum OF ts.ooo. 600 win be
necessary. Tho present plans coutem-
plate q gradual and reasonable al.
vance la the expenditures each year
until the grand total of $4,000. 600
" reached Il Is believed that eventu.
ally practically the entire country can
be covered with q network Of rnral
routes W operation for this annual
expenditure. t0rty millions NJ dollars
" generous sum. but In no other
way perhaps could the money be
more advanlaeeously expended than
IN giving 10 the rural communities
throughout the entire country. as rap.
idlS aa circumstance make u practic.
ablo. an efficient free delivery ser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

dmhtlul IL the senate would accept
such a report. u scci-s thar che house
will stand armly ngninst any propoai
ton % admit New Mexico ~ a single
state. leaving Arizona out entirely.
Probably the basis ~ An agreement
which has the best chance Ia the one
io admit New Mexico and Arizona a.
one state, leaving 20 each territory the
right TO reject statehood on these
terms n u sees proper TO DO 70. This
would let IN Oklahoma and the Indian
Tciirit0fy AZ one state,
Prem expressions of public aontl.
mont that have been reported from
Arizona. II seems that statehood would
be- rejected by the people Of that ter.
ritory n made depondeni upon union
with New Mexico. Exactly why this
should be the attitude Of the mass 81
the people, however much ambitinn !.
politicians may oppose Joint state.
hood. Is not clear The new state
would be called Arizona. and honce
admission on these terms would be
equivalent 10 an extension 81 the
boundaries OF Arizona 20 Include New
Mexico.
Tho Anglo. Amcrican population Of
Arizona 81 largely In the ascendant.
.4nd In conjunction with tho populn.
ton ~ the same class IN New Mexico
U could dominate the proposed state.
Il ~ probable that IN the growth OF
population Arizona VIII gain more rap.
ldls than Now Mexico ard that thus
ha Influence viii relatively become
stronger People ordinarily DO not Ob.
lfci 20 an enlargement Of their terri.
tory. and one would think that the sat.
isisction arising from The proposed
extension OF Arizonas boundaries ia
include New Mexico would induce the
people Of Arizona To vote for Joint
statehood Il Is possible that a vote
would disclose the fact that the chief
opposition has come from ambitious
politicians.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
lepER COLOMBO.

The Las Vegas Optic says % the
propusod plan Of congiezs to oatab'
iiHh a lcpor colony Ia New MekxlcO.
"A iopcr colony Ia New Mexico
docH. 10 be SIRE. have an uncanny
sound. a. iaf AZ sentiment d. con.
cCruud, people might feel inclined 90
keep as lar away az POI Aihio from a
territory which spOftod such a luxury.
New Mexico would be advertised anew
az III foe not much OF anything bat
a dumping ground. From sent.
mental standpoint considerable harm
would be done and the lopor colony
proposition should be- resisted
-As a matter Of fact though. Il must
be admitted that there are few OBJ.
ioc,iona 90 a lepor colony. The
loathsome disease IN not highly con.
tagious. In fact the majority OF pres.
ent day medical authorities agree that
Il ls not contagious at all. Il Is Ger.
tain that. II contracted al all, Il can
only be through actual touch There
Ia ieper colony In a fairly populous
section OF Maine. There Is a big
colony at TFacadle. In the heart OF
the farming section VI New Bruins.
wick. The colony has heen there for
two hundred years and no caae OF con.
tagion bas ever been reported, The
only precauti0n over taken by those
who minglo among them Ia 20 be abso.
lutely certain TO touch nothing q leper
has touched
There Is also leper coloay In
Louisiana and probably there are
more In other states. The lepers
ssyntslJrft r.nlI.s h,.rt A.. nf.-t... -.
much a. the brand OF worn out poll.
tican that has been 80 fmqusntiy
forced upon as.
'But aside OF the harm that might
be done New Mexico from having 10
bear the name OF being a refuge for
lepors. there Is a matter OF principle
Involved.
There Is no precedent, no right. no
law by which territory may be-
compelled 10 harbor dangerous or
objectionable citizen ~ n state. There
are a thousand precedents to show
that state must care for its swn
criminal or angerous citizens. II
tho purpose OF the bill Is 20 provide
for what few lepers hapssn 20 creep
into the federal service, there Is prob.
ably no reason 10 urge why any state
or territory In the union shouldn't be
chosen. Naturally. the most thiniy
populated would receive tho favor.
hut. H. as Delegate r. 'ey appears 10
believe. the bill IA for the purpose
Of establishing a colony for the re.
caption OF the l0athAomely infected OF
other atatea, the thing for New Mex.
loo 10 do II the measure passes, IL to
drive all lopers hack 10 tho state
line whore they catered and keep
Them out Of the territory by force,
Congress can amend the laws OF a
territory. but Il cannot relieve a state
from the performance Of those duties
which law and custom place upon her
II New Mexico doesn't want lepers
let her refuse them and the United
States supreme court will sustain her
decision. II not let her refuse any.
way"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
NEW FOREST RESERVES.

From Saturdays Daily Citlzen.)
New forest reserves may be created
IN New Mexico and Arizona IN the
near future In the past two years
muck work has been done along this
line and the p.en n 10 be further pros.
ecutod IN order that fresh and ade-
quate data may be procured TO that
end clyde Le0vltt, assistant Of the
bureau OF forestry OF the United states
department Of agriculture, Is In santa
Re nj this time lie arrived IN tnat
city from Denver Monday. registered
az the Claire and proceeded at once
20 the absorption OF facts In the land
onlce, preliminary ca taking up the
examination Of lands for such new ~.
serves a. may In the wisdom Of the
department be created. As fart az
funds are available 10 project the plan
new reserves win be established IN all
western regions where the protection
Of forests II most important fer Che
conservation and regulation =. stream
flow.
The vital dependence n irrigation
upon forestry 10 now fully recognized,
and both miners ard etocknen are
awakening 10 a realization Of the ben.
eats 20 be ultimately derived from a
conservative management Of forests
and from the judlciOus regulation OF
the range Industry. The recent action
Of congress In transferring the admin.
lstration Of federal forest reserves to
che bureau Of forestry guarantees a
business administration, the main oh.
iect Of which will be- the greatest good
20 the greatest number on a basis that
will endure.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.

Baltimore has given itself a mum.
her ~ new turns during the process
of rising from rs ashes. Various
public works OF magnitude and i'm
portance have been undertaken, such
as the widening of streets in the
burned district, the enlargement OF
wharf facilities. the introduction OF
a comprehensive sewer system, and
extensive pavement plans Contem-
plating the need Of beth wisdom and
economy In the large expenditures
involved, citiaenB generally were
convinced that the further these pub.
ilc works could be removed froIa 20.
iltics the better Il would be for the
city.
Il "a announced that Il II not the
Intention OF the league 10 make nom.
nations. II will simply pass judg'
mant upon the men nominated by the
political parties, and make recomme.
dRtlOna 10 the voters. Records and
qualifications Of the candidates Will
DO Investigated, ana il Is hoped tina.
the Influence Of the league will turn
tho vote against objectionable candl
dates and In favor OF good ones. II
Is believed that. n both parties
should nominate objectionable candi
dates for an office. there will be an IN
dependent candidate right away The
voters OF Baltimore seem 10 he IN
earnest about their new Municipal
league, and that's Of good omon fol
the city'E future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
SUPREME COURT IN
SESSION AT SANTA Fl
A NumBER or IMPORTANT cAse{
UP FOR HEARING BEFORE JUs|
TEES.


From Saturdays Daily Citizenl
The territorial supreme court me
Yesterday morning nj the capitol h
adjourned session. There we're pre-.
eni Chief Justice W. >. Mills. OF la
Vegas; Associate Justice John X. NJ,
fie, OF Santa Re. Associate Justic
/ Frank W Parker. OF Las Cruces; A.
sCclatc Justice W. IA. Pope. Of ROl
we'll, Ass0ciatau Justice Edward A
Mann OF AlamogOrdo; Associate ia.
tico In A. Abbott. Of Albuquerque:
d. sena, clerk: George w. Prichar,
solicitor general The following bul
mess was accomplished.
No. 1888. Helen =. Ozave. appe
liant, versus Fletcher AZ SuHd, appe
lee, submitted on briefs.
No. 1891 l.. s. Bradford. % al. Al
poilantH. versus Boulah X. MoCorkll
appellee, judgment OF the lower couf
aihImed. heine n judgment for ga
Win Interest az . per cent
The SQUIRT announced that Il woul
hear counsel IA case No. 1921. Jane
n. Cunningham, trusteeU. 81 a.. plait
Tins In error. versus Charles SprlngcI
q nj, defendants IN error, brought n
from the district court OF San MiFui
county. NELL y. Flelt appearing 81
The plalntlfa in error. and c. A
sploss, representing the defendant
IN error
Opinions we're handed down at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon IN the I'd
lowing cases,
No. 1869, Territory OF New Mexlcl
appellee, versus Jap l.. Clark, appd
liant, Judgment Of the court hollow n
armed.
No. 1854, George r. Albright. plail
TN IN error. versus Territory Of Mel
Mexico, defendant IN error. JudrineH
of the court below modified and In a
other respects affirmed
No 1914. Territory Of New Mexlcl
appellee. versus Harry Eaton. appd
liant Judgment OF the court below d
Armed.
No. 1880. A. W. ciolland, Jr.. appd
liant, versus Louis HOstetter. ct 4
appellee. Judgment Of the court II
low reversed.
No. 1889. Territory OF New Mexlol
appellee. versus Luis Gonzales, appd|
liant. Reversed and remanded wit|
directions.
No 1854. Territory OF Now MoXic|
appellee, versus J. n. Newman. apps|
liant. judgment Of the court below u
firmod.
No. 1850. Territory OF New Moxlc|
ex rel, =. w. Clancy. appellee, vers,|
board Of county commissioners
Bernalillo county. Judgment OF low
court affirmed.
No. l02S. Noel Ilfeld versus Ramof|
l.. De Baca, Judgment OF lower coul
reversed.
No 1913, Charles X. Newha
agent etc. versus Neil. u. Fiell
Judgment OF the lower court affirmed
David ID, Temple OF Artesla. Il
peared, signed the roll, and took III
oath required OF attorneys. havlI'
previously been admitted.
r. s. Wright OF Clayton. was NJ
mit,ed 10 the bar. lie signed III
roll and was administered the oath.
The court took a recess OF an hok
during the afternoon 20 hear III
chaves memorial addresses OF II
council.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

The contract for extending the rail
road from Tonopah TO Goldheld has
been loi Work "a 10 begin inside OF
ten aays.
ny midsummer u viii be possible
10 take a Pullman car at the Oakland
mole, and twcnty.four hours latef
without hardship or Inconvenience
arrive In the camps which today com
mand the attention OF the mining
rOnOpah. G0ldfeld and Amar
gosa, We are told on excellent an
ihority that on Saturday last 1900
people IN Chicago bought tickets for
ronopah. n this - any criterion OF
the number OF people that viii emu
nate from other centefs, these mining
camps win receive n rush that will
put Cripple Greek and the klondikC
into the category OF minor excite
ments.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Begins with the symptoms OF a com.
mon cold; there Is chilllness, sneezlnR,
sore throat. hot skin. quick pulse
hoarseness and impeded respiration.
Give frequent smah doses OF Ballard's
FOREGROUND Syrup (the chiie will cry
for lD ana at the FIRST sign Of a croupy
cough apply frequently Ballard's Snow
Liniment TO the throat.
Mrs. A. Vliet, New Castle. Colo.
writes, March 18TH. 1901; Il think Bal
lard's HOrehOnnd Syrup wonderful
remedy. and 80 pleasant" Csc, soc.
end 81. Sold by J. n. O'Rielly n Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
FOLDING eco ACCIDENT.
Two Women Very seriously Hurt
Last Night.


Last Night.
The deadly f0ldlng bed last night
claimed two victims Ia Phoenix. one
being very painfully lniu q. the other
very seriously So The incident oc.
,urrod ~ the residence Of Mr. Robert
Caldwell, No. 36i North First avenue.
says the Phoenix Republican.
The mother of Mr.. Caldwell and the
mother 81 Mrs. Caldwell retired IN tho
bed. which proceeded 20 fold up. en-.
closing the women IN lts terrible en-.
brace. Thor cries brought assistance
at once and DR. Dunlieid who CHANGED
TO be In the vicinity. was summoned.
An examination disclosed that the
mother Of Mrs. Caldwell had sustain.
cd a fracture Of both bones Of the
right fore arm Mr. Caldwell's' mother
sustained no broken bones 40 far as
has been discovered. but her injuries
are far more serious and are consid.
cred dangerous ~ u could not ie dem.
onstratcd last night ius. how. badly
she may have been injured internally.
Her chest and back we're severely
wrCnched the former seeming 20 be
the most painfully affected There
was also confusion on tho right
Log.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
CFrom Mondays Daily CitizehJ
A great lahor characterization

ttrom Mondays Daily Citizch.)
A great labor demonstration Is
planned for Denver on March 2.
With 5000 men employed that Pa.
mama canal ought soon 20 become a
sizsble ditch.
All new schools In Switzerland
have a portion OF the ground floor
appropriated for baths.
Congress will adjourn In few
days The statehood bill has slim
cnance Of becoming a law.
Panamas army now consists Of 20
officers and three prlvates; and she
Is thinking Of firing one Of the prl.
Yates.
OF Russlas soldiers IN the far east
al least $4,000 are getting on com.
fortably, They are prisoners OF the
laps.
Either the reduction in the price
u oil or a donation 20 Chicago uni
yersl,y is about due from Mr.. Rookie
teller.
An indianapolis man returned five
cents 10 a merchant for stolen eras-
er on account OF a troubled con
science
The Record says that there are
1850 pupils enrolled In the Roswell
public acssOols. requiring twenty.
seven teachers.
Bachelors are to be taxed In Texas.
AZ q the tax will be ligh. AZ 80 IL
win be so heavy that only million.
aires can pay H.
The indications now are that the
inaugural ball will be the most COR
geOus and brilliant function ever
held IN the city Of Washington.
Nine ncW cardinals are TO be named
by Pope Plus X IN the near future,
but none Of these will come from the
United states or 0reas Britain.
In 1904 fully one million gallons Of
apple jack we're distilled In northern
New Jersey. This Was one Of the
evils attendant upon superabund.
ant apple crop.
The United Safes used it,Oo0.O00
worth of rubber last year, and Il ~
natural 10 look back az tho fact that
the amount In 1854 was only 10000
600.
Eccnomy Is much like medical
treatment for one OF those diseases
that happens once In a thousand
years. II Is much discussed but sell
NtiA IfNNiltNNs
The emperor Of Japan has written
another poem, which consists OF six
lines. lie gets 81 .000.OO0 d year, nd
lines. lie gets 100000 a year, and
poet ON earth.
Statistics show that Il costs more
Ia New York 10 dlsbusro charity than
the intended beneiiciarics receive
Another argument In favor OF aholi.
ton 81 the middle man.
The lands seeded 10 alfalfa aud the
hay given 90 the old COW % convert
into rolls OF golden butter were
worth as much last year as the gold
mines OF Colorado Ia dollars.
The pension bill shows a decrease
OF $4,000 900 for the coming year.
Those estimates Of The direiul result
Of reducing the disability limit 10
03 years have not been realized
One Of the monbers Of the New
Mexico Legislature asserts that there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
sAkER.s oGclsloN We oooo.

Former Judge Benjamin g. Baker
dibcuasing the decision OF the United
States supreme court sustaining a de
cialOn no rendered in aomewnai
noted case while ON the bench In Now
Mexico said.
There WAS at Gallup two coal
mines operated b. the Colorado Fuel
q Iron company and the CALIFORNIAN
Coal company. The latter company
claimed that tho Santa ne Railroad
company, which was originally .
branch OF the AtchisOn Topeka 4
Santa Re. gave such favorable rates
or rebates 10 the Colorado Fuel a
Iron company as to put the Caledo-
Man company cut Of business. The
Caiedonian Feoplo brought suit
against the Santa 70 Pacific and the
Colorado Fuel A Iron company for
damages In the sum OF 100000 and
also asked for $4,000 as attorney
fees.
In this suit President Ripley Of the
Santa Re WAS served with a summons
In Albuquerque as president Og the
Santa Ne Pacific company. Tho latter
company made a special appearance
IN the case and moved 20 quash the
service on Ripley for the reason that
the Santa Fe Pacific was not doing
business IN the territory OF New Mex.
60. This position was supported by
aihdaviis and not conlroyerted by the
plainiln.
Corporation Not Personal Baggage.
Il held that as the Santa Fe Pacific
Was not doing business In the terri.
tory the service ON the president was
not service on the railroad company
In other words, the decision was that
an officer OF corporation does not car
~ the corporation Ia his pocket when
he goes beyond the Jurisdiction OF the
domicile Of the corporation. The ser.
vice on President Ripley was quashed.
Then Mr. Field, who represented
the CaledOnlan company IN the action.
appealed 10 the supreme court OF the
territory for a mRndamus 10 compel
me 10 recognise che service upon Pres.
ident Ripley as service on tho com.
paEy. The supreme court refused the
writ Mr., Field then went 10 the ga.
pfeme court Of ne United States with
an appeal. That court has sustained
my position.
Decided Only Law Points.
Judge Baker said further cot
course the decision which the highest
court has now sustained In noWise
touched the merits Of the case. The
same subject matter was taken before
the Interstate commerce commlsflOn,
and this commission, through Mr..
Prouty, announced Il had found there
hal been discrimination OF this ind.
ing great deal has been said In the
newspapers recently. so there Is no
need TO discuss that"
Asked as TO the circumstance pre-
yailing az the scene Of mining opera
lioas, Judge Baker said "The CalodO.
niap company was compelled 10 shut
down and a great many people were
thrown out Of employment, With that
tho court or the Judge had nothing TO
do, While there was much dissatiu.
faction aud rendlng OF the CIR over the
decision, ! was compelled 20 pass al.
rectly on the law points raised aud on
NO other feature of the litigation"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Dan A. boon, OF w3chita. Kan. vino
has been az Roswell for the past three
weeks looking over the country, LETT
for his home. says the Roswell Record,
ms verdict was. This IA the finest
country on earth. Barring the vague
possibility Of theao aFtesian wells Civ
ing out this Will be the garden spot
and the prettieet place on earth IN
ton years"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

We Offer One Hundred B5llars Re
ward FOR any case OF caiarrh that can
lni be cured by Halls Caiarrh Cure.
Y. , CHENEY a CO. Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned have known
y. J. Cheney fot the last afteon years
and believe him perfectly honorable IN
az business transact.ons and financial
~ able 10 carry out any obligations
made By hls firm.
WAiDING. KiNNAN a MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O
HANS Catarrh Cure is taken inter
1ally, actlng directly upon Toe blood
lad mucous surfaces ~ the system
Testimonials sent free Price rs cents
scr bottle. Sold Ny all druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for consii
patton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Judge JOS y. whitam, the former
resident Of Sierra county, who has
yeara. passed. through the otnor even.
Ing. On a trip 10 California lio IN nov
mlning and ciyii engineer Ia tho Col
uradO capital, with an Office Ia tho
Equitable building His name alao ~.
urc8 prominently IN the directories OF
mining COMPANIES In Colorado. Mcidco
and AiiNnF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
REFLECTIONS or a sAcAELo

a woman is az peace with hors.
when she IL NJ var with n nelghbor.
the less h-r grandchildren think n
The more children n woman ralss
.,new about n.
It's very easy for a boy 20 get
early TO so 10 school when that % i
day for playing hookncy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
BEGIN AT ONCE
Work VIII sesin Soon on Bslea Cut
on on Santa Pc.

WoFk VIII ocain soon on belen Cut
on on Santa Pc.
Wehle NJ Wellington, kan, tho 9th.
or day Superintendent ID. y. Cain 0f
the Santa Fc said that work on ahe
Belen cut on would be- resumed Just
as soon a. the weather will permit
and that L would be pushed 10 tho
earliest pOsaibic completion. says a
Wellington telegram. Il Is 10 connect
with the pecoa Valley line a. Texlco.
This Is the line, the building of which
will do Wellington more good than al
the railroad building that has been
done In this part OF tho country IN the
past ten years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

The Roswell Register says: Tho
twenty-Dfth annual New Mexico ter.
,itofdal fair win be held IN Aibu.
quorQue during tho third week "a
October. beginning September ls. The
fair association Of which Col. Greer Is
pfesidcnt. and Col. ID. X. u. Sellers
secretafy ~ planning for the largest
and hest fair ever held In Albu-
QuorQuo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
SADLY pIsFIoURso


dent Near Haaerr~an.
Walter Dclavan came up from ia.
german this morning To receive medi.
cal treatment for severe Injuries re-.
ceived while working with well
drilling machine az THAI place. says
the Roswell Register He was turning
a crank. when Il flew ioose. striking
him In the face with the result that
his nose was bg,Dlsen ADD tile iids Of
his LETT eye were town on. He went
20 DR.. Presley on his arrival and had
his injuries attended 10, and Is now
reported 10 be resting easy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

George EaEiin left lao Vegas for
his home IN WINFIELD, Kan, called By
lhe sad news OF tho death 81 his Wife
Oie young aon - left motheFaees. Mr.
Easiin oxpeUR 10 ToilTn b Las Vegas
within q Mnoh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Tho New Mexican says; Presldont
w. q. Tight, Of the University, Of New
Mexico az Albuquerque. IL hert on leg.
iElat.ve business affecting educational
matters. he wants more appiupria.
tiona. as usual