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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
HEARST SHELTER
CHANGES HANDS
coMANcHE COMPANY, The NEW
OWNERS, GETTING READY TO
OPERATE ON a LARGE SCALE.

A correspondent writing 20 the Den.
yer News from Silver city. says!
The COmanche company, which Is
operating a amelter here. Ia installing
q new 250ton stack, which will soon
0e ready for operation Since this
company purchased the Hearst smell
ter here ana the mines az PinOs Al.
tus, ID has hgen preparing for a Hys-
temailc operation Of the properties.
a narrow gauge railroad Ia being built
from the smelteT here % the mines AZ
PinOs Altos, o distance OF about thlr-
teen miles, so that the cost OF getting
ere from the mines TO tho smelter
viii be reduced considerably from tho
rate paid ffeighters nov. Tho grade
OF the railroad rs completed and steel
Is being laid. Il D. expected that the
road viii be In operation by tho cnd
OF this month, This win enable OF.
orators az Pinos Altos 20 mine and
ghip lower grade ore than has here
t0ioro been mined la this camp, which
Ia one of the oldest gold camps Ia New
Mexico. having been a producer for
more than forty years,
@
Some very tine silver ore Is nov be
Ing mined In Chloride Flat near the
old Bremen '70 mine. which produced
about $4,000 900 Ia silver fOm tho
time OF lbs discovery in 1876 until Il
was closed down some years ago.
T.
The BuTro Mountain Copper com.
pany 10 handling about 1850 tons Of orc
a day In its min az Leopold and ship.
ping tho concentrates 20 Colorado for
treatment II Is expected that when
tho present contract expires tho con
centra,es viii be smelted here, 70 that
the cost OF Transporting tho output
will be very materially reduced.
O.
The Production Of tho mines In the
MoEollon district II greater now than
Il has been FOR some yearn ana prep
arations are being made 10 resume
work on several properties which are
now idle, Talk Of building a railroad
from this place 20 Mosollon has been
revived since the PlnOs Altos road
was commenced aud should this be
done tho output Of the mines al Mo
Eolion and CoOnoy could be- Increased
many fold. Most Of the ore In this
district ls low grade and would not
bear the expense Of ireightlng by
wagon 20 thia place, distance OF
eighty miles. With mllroad commu,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
CHEROKEE CENTRAL WILL
USE GASOLINE MOTORS

The oklahoma -- Cherokee Central
railroad Is being rapidly constructed
now between Chelsea. l. r.. and No.
wata l. T., and already fifteen miles
of grading has been done between
these two points. Some difficulty has
been experienced In getting teams
epd lahortrs on this route. II IL 90.
timated that tram service will be es'
tablished between Chelsea and No
waia In the early spring, aud by the
first part OF next summer the ser
vice will be extended 20 Bartlesville
Passenger coaches are TO be operated
by gasoline motors In the day time
and freight trains by regular loco
motives az night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
NEW CARS ron THE
SOUTHERN pAcPFlc

The Southern Pacific will improve
its coaster" train, the train running
between los Angeles and san Fran.
ciacO, by putting on four new parlor
cars These cars, which are built on
the latest pattern. will have thirty.
two seats In the main apartment
While the drawing room will be large
though for the accommodation OF six
passengers. The cars will also be
built with the late design Of Ohserva'
tion platform, enabling passengers to
admire the scenery without being ex.
posed 10 the dust OF the road or In.
clemoncles OF the weather There
will be two OF the cars on each train.
ana the schedule from San Francisco
10 Los Angeles will be held at four
teen hours.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
COME THOU ALMIGHTY KING

mo one knows who wrote this pop
ular church hymn. In the greater
number Of books Il "a credited 20
Charles Wesley. That Is because Il
arst appeared la company with some
Of ais hymns; bat neither Wesley
nor his contemporaries claimed Il as
his. There are some reasons for
thinking that 4 was the work Of the
Rev Martin MAIDEN u726.if90-. an
English Methodist Clergyman well
hown both as a vivid orator and an
enthusiastic musician. re practiced
law for several years before being
ordained. Later he was chaplain OK
the Lock Hospital The hymn, with
ita tune. italian Hymn" has won for
ltsalf no unccl tain place IN the wor.
ship OF American churches. although
~ use " BY no means 20 general In
other landsJ
Como. Thou Almighty King.
Help us Thy name TO sing.
Help ua 20 praise.
Father. all glorious,
Ger ali victorious,
Come. aud reign over as.
Ancient OF Days.
Come. Thou lncafnaio Word.
Grid on Thy mighty sword;
Our prayer attend
Come, and rhy people bless;
And give Thy word pgoccss;
Spirit Of Hollnessl
on as descend.
Come, Holy Comforter,
Thy sacred witness bear,
In this glad hourl
Thou. who almighty arr.
Now rule In every heart,
And neer from US depart.
Spirit Of powerl
To the great One In Three.
The highest praises be.
Hence eyofmOrcl
His sovereign majesty
May we In glory see.
And 20 eternity
Love and adore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
FOUND BLEACHING
ON THE PLAINS
REMAINS or A MAN DISCOVERED
NEAR Red LAKE. LINCOLN
COUNTY.

Word was brought 10 white Oaks
sunday night that the body Of man
had been discovered lying on the open
plain In the vicinity Of Rcd Lake.
about twelve miles from that town.
Early Monday morning a corOnors
Jury was empanelled by Justice OF
the Peace IA. -. Thompklna and went
at once 10 Investigate. Upon arriving
on the ground they found the body
lying near the road aud about two
miles from the lake. From iis appear
ance the man had evidently been
dead for several days lie was ap
parentiy a person Of about i5 years
Of age, well dressed and OF medium
height by papers found In the
pockets Of his clothing Il was learned
that his name aTas William Donican
and that his home was either In Wat.
ortOwn or Schenectady, New York.
There was alsO found a gold watch,
some old and rare coins. a certificate
OF membership In the bartenders a..
ISOLATION az WATERFOWL, second class
railroad ticket from Schenectady. New
York 20 San Francisco. and an acct.
dent policy for $500. No other artl.
Giles OF value were discovered.
Indications are that he had wan
dered about for some time In the I'M
mediate vicinity where his body was
found and had lain down several times
before reaching the point where death
overlook him. Il Is supposed he had
become domcnted while travelling
through the country and left the train
at Ancho station. On the nj Paso a
Southwestern railway In the night.
lie evidently wandered about on the
range, which at this point IL compare.
lively unoccupled. and had perlshed
from hunger. thirst and exposure.
The remains were doc0mposed 10
such an extent that the removal Of
the body 20 town was impossible and
Il WAS buried on the spot. The Bar
tenders association at WATERFOWL.
New York. was notified.
The coroner's Jury decided that the
man died from unknown causes. aud
so stated In their verdict
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
EARLY DECISIONS DESIRED
ON PRIVATE CAR LINE

A member OF tho Interstate Com
merce Commission u quoted as say
Ing that II will Dc 20 the best interest
OF the producer. she consumer and 20
tho transportation companies as well.
II there could be- an early decision
secured In the highest tribunal. II
Is particularly desirable because con
tracts botwocn railroads and private
ear owners, which provide the refrig-
orator cars Tor the shipment OF fruits,
meats and vegetables are expiring,
and several OF the railroads have sig.
hiiiod thelr. Intention OF following the
example OF the Michigan Central rail
road. which ala not renew ite contract
with the Armoar car lines company,
but put lts own refrigerator cars into
service.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
DON'T BE GRUMBLeR.
CHEER up, NE SAYS
REv. w. a. HUNTER, or DENVER,
TELLS PEOPLE THEY OUGHT
TO BRIGHTEN LIFE WHEN POS.
siBLE AND NOT LOOK GLOOMY


Rev. w. A. Hunter preached IN the
First Avenue Presbyterian church.
Denver. on How 20 Make the Best Of
Things" Tie said. 10 part
IT requires neither brains nor sen.
ius 70 look on the dark sldo OF life.
Any novice can dsnh a canvass with
inky storm.blotchot, but u requires
the touch OF a mas or 20 paint a rain
bow In human eSc rience any thank
less creature can count the clouds
and mutter curses "a the storm, but
Il requires Gods race 90 trace the
sunlight Of His iVse through the rain.
No one has leariied bow 20 live un-
81 ne has learned h1w 10 make the
tsst Of things There Is no use dc.
nylng the existence Of pain aud ser-
row. Il would bee easy enough 70 look
on the bright side II there we're no
dark side. hut even though sorrow
and sickness and death be real. why
should gloomy thoughts be nureed
and cherished until life Is snddened
Many a man hypnotizcs himself into
the condition Of a hypochrOndiac
10 pays TO look prosperous and 10
present a bold front TO the enemy.
HAtAA NNH AW nam ~ ANAnAANA "NNN"ANNNA
with his lot without aspiring to some
thing higher and better. Time was
when ambition vas supposed 10 be-
foolish arl 10 be choked and tho
Dung were restrained from aspiring
20 Us better than their fathers and
The slop thrown TO some people was
the bone n compensation In the fact
that God would make them rich in
the next world. The modern gospel
"A that every immortal soul ought 20
seek the very highest and best on
earth A contentment devoid OF as.
pirati0n Is unworthy OF manhood.
The darkest cloud has sl,er lining.
To know how 20 number ones bless.
ings Is the spirit OF the Christian op.
timist. The mennest man Is the
grumblcr In this ART OF meannesa
the pulpit s az great q sinner as the
pew. A thanksgiving sermon has no
/ right 10 bewail our national degrade.
ton and contain n catalogue Of the
glarlng sins Of the da, The evidences
| ~ political corruption and OF the VII.
| Amy 1T financial maenatea reveal no;
greater corruption than before. but
] greater enterprise on the part OF pub
/ DC officials In unearthing the frauds
and on tho part OF newspaper8 Ia
turning on tho searchlishts.
"One way OF swcetenlHg our lot IN
life Is 10 AHA az adding 90 the bless
4 ings Is those less fortunate. Nothing
so fits a man for carrying his own
burden as 10 help another carry his
/ There Is no way OF multiplying 10y In
our own hearts better than by Hharine
q with others AN who Joy wonld
win must chow h. Happiness wal
born n twin. hut only when q mau
has a strong grip upon the precious
doctrine Of the FatherhOOd OF God has
his religion the pith Ut marrow which
make for unwaveTing Joy and peace
A recognition OF the fact that all
changes are the suppression Of the a.
vine will behind which Is the heart Of
eternal love so that all things work
together for good Of them that love
God inspires man with courage 10 get
that best out of every trial and IA
stand strong In the time OF adyers
| uy"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
VERDICT FOR $4,000 DAMAGES
AWARDED At a. PAso TO Ar.
THUR o. PAhKV AGAINST THE
SANTA re.

Arthur ID. pauky was given YER.
dict for $4,000 damages against the
santa Re Railway by a jury In the
foderal court at ~ Paso the other cy.
oning. Panky sued for $50 600
The case was on trial all day. Pan
Ny was formerly In the employ Of
the company as fireman aud whllo
taking water AZ a water tank at Rim.
con, Dona Ana county. was caught
around the neck BY the chain Of ne
spout and seriously and permanently
injured.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
Railroad Topics

to 40 away with the high stop agaIns,
which wagons aud bussos were wont
to hack up The reason FOR the alter.
alton IN the depot platform was furn
ished about a year ago or more. when
some passenger, leaving train Al
night and hurrylng to the electric car
In Third street. stopped OF the plat
form and received sundry injuries
which were made the basis Of n dam
axe suit against the Santa Fe. the suit
being gtill pending
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

inch or so In size; and In the corners
there's shift In weave. forming
curious single section from the wall
OF Troy design. In the light. the
effect Is absolutely fascinating and ab.
s0lutciy elusive Another has a small
cneck outlined In delicate green
you can't tell u Is green. but the Ia.
definite quality this particular shade
giyes 10 the check Is charming
Chomlsottos OF real baby Irish lace
are among the most attractive Of the
now neckwenr from Paris.
Walsicunts and cuffs trimmed with
bright sllt hralds. laid on white broad.
cloth, are worn with almost every
color.
NEW MAYOR or THE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Passengers az the san Bernardlno
santa Fe station will now be able TO
proceed boldly 10 the cars from the
depot even Ia the darkest night, a
gang OF workmon having graded down
tho south side Of tho platform 90 as
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

The New Mexican says Hugh Mur.
ray. tho well known builder. who has
neen in Jemez during the past sum
mer. has returned 20 the San Antonio
springs and rcOpened his sheep dip
ping establishment. u Is understood
that he has sold his interest 10 the
Spring properly 20 his nephew, w. n.
Greer, OF Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
HEAVY BAGGAGE CLAIMS
MADE az RICH PEOpL 4

Tho claims department OF the Lake
Shore railroad has just completed
paying the damage claims. arising
out OF the wreck OF the eighteen
hour train az Mentor. The baggage
claims amounted TO nearly $4,000.
and among the largest which was
paid was ono for $1,000. to Mrs. Sam
uol insult, for the loss OF her nine
trunks. Another large claim vas paid
TO Mrs. Levy Mayer: 4 vas said TO
be almost $4,000. Mrs. Insult OK.
planned her large claim by saying
that she was on her way 10 Europe
10 spend the summer. and that In the
nine trunks she was taking were
many housekeeping utensils as well
as clothes,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

nlcatlon ihis camp would become one
Of the largest ore producers In the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
FARMINoToN FAN

WAS A SUCCESS.
The managers OF tho Pennington
fair this year are 70 be congratulated,
says the Times. They not only aad
q good fair, BIT came ogt with money
auasn 20 pay all bills and a smon de-
icit for last year. Every other place
ye hear from, they are groaning over
deficits and losses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
CLEVER JAPs HAVE
nfIl - - HHXnNR A 1

BUtLT ELECTRIC LINE.
IN, opening OF the Hanshln electric
railway between Kobe and Osaka
marked a great advance IN electric
traction In Japan. Il being tac first
Inc Instructed Ia tina. country, 20
c0nnCg so arRe cliles Thig railway
Is operated by the electric overhead
trolley system. with 1900 kiolwatt
steam H|Ner. ans &C gers a little more
than ~ u.les. There are Ia usa az
pFesen' rs cars, which were made by
the Nippon Sharyo Sclko kaisna Of
Nagoys lJnan, from a sample car i'm
ported rom ths Unuei States. rne
cars ar Nell made. and have seat.
ing capacity OF about 90. The rails
were imported from Plt,sburg. Pa.
and thD electric motors from Science
tady, y =. Besides the difference u
fare, which II 10 cents on the tram
and ~ cents third class and 90 cents
nrst class on the steam cars, the cleo
trio cars run every ~ miutcs, against
every hour on the steam railway. and
have 80 stopplng places as against ,.
On the whole. II Is more than prob
able that thG new line OF cars will
cause o very considerable diminu,iOn
In the receipts OF tho government rail-
way between the two cities. The
amount Of paid up capital In this com.
pany .s sac 500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

y. NJ. Parry Of indianapolis. sug-
gests that instead OF freight rates be.
Ing referred TO the Interstate Com
merce Commission, there be created
n bureau OF interstate transportation.
as Rn adjunct 20 the Department Of
Commerce and Labor, presided over
shippers aud the railroads. II these
differences cannot be adjusted by the
commissioner and his assistants the
resolution suggests that they be car.
ried before a special court OF trans.
portation, the judged OF which shall
devote their entire time TO the ad.
iudicEtion OF such differences.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

The municipality OF London has
Elected another welshman lord mayor
Vaughan Morgan has been an alder.
nan and a city sheriff. He Is a banker
and manufactures. My lord Is a bach
Hog. and his niece, Mrs. Horribly
feer, viii be- the social queen a.
lady mayorosg.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
GLOBE EXPRESS COMPANY
IN etfE EnffAf lTCQs

Cutting or $4,000 In valuation for
tho Santa Fo railroad. by sllmlnat-
ing tho lpnraiaement Of tho rcfrlg.
erating cars as a separate assessment.
points says tho Denver Republican.
Al the limo 81 was contemplated
the attorneys OF the Denver a hi0
Grande r.rnad threatened that n the
Santa Fe vas given such a dlscrlm-
inatlon Ha. Il would ask to have the
assossmra of 100000 against tho
Globe Es"ress company considered
the same Fay.
The Globe Express stock Is owned
by the urlad and Is operated az an
aullliary corporation. The tax
agents ana attorneys OF the santa Re
represent that refrlgeratlng car
eqnipmeUI was accounted for In 10
regular .heluie, although the busl.
ness Is managed by company with
q u0minl. alpital, and the board re-.
ducod thc lluatlon $40 600 under the
amount ORIGINALLY fixed Ia April. The
Globe EyH.ss has given notice that
&c Will apply % the courts for man
Janus 90 olmpel the board 10 vacate
the assos.urnt against Il on the
same grounds. Other companies %
The same nature are likely 10 join IN
this and the assessment may be held
up thereby
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
THREE LINES WILL Run
ENTIRELY AcpOea cANAr

Canada 10 70 have thrco transcon.
lincnial rallrOads-threo trunk lines
between the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans. Il nov has one. the Canadian
Pacific. The Canadian Northern al
ready has about $500 miles In opera
zion and Is rsaching cut rapidly Ia
both directions, while the Grand
Trunk Pacific which ~ practically
the same az he Grand Trunk rail.
road. has rec ntly received from the
Canadian RoycFnment an cxira0rdin-
AIRY concession for a third line from
Moncton New Brunswick. 10 Port
simpson. on The Pacific, with permits.
sion 20 build 10 Dawson. In the terri.
tory n Yukon. II "a a remarkable
proposition ~ many respects. and Il
"a endorsed iy the vote Of the people
as well az az act Of parliament.
You can ~ the tencnts OF the con.
airuciion gana from the car windows
on the Canadlan Pacific In the prov
ince ~ Manitoba, where the two
lines run parallel and very close TO-
gother Tor about 300 miles. The Do
mlnion government Is building the
track east o Winnipeg. having start.
Cd construction In three different
places; and when u 10 completed
from Wlnnlpeg u will be leased 20 the
Grand Trunk company for fifty years
az a rental az 3 per cent upon actual
cost, paymer 10 begin seven years
after constitution. TO assist the con.
siruction We Of Winnipeg. the gov
eminent furr hes a free right OF way
and guarantc,a the interest and prin.
cipal on bouds % the amount OF 75
per cent OF he actual cost Of the
read. not 10 eNceod $4,000 q milo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28
TO sEAuTiFY RAILWAY
STATIONS WITH FLOWERS.

The SANTA Te managemrnt has de-
clded that Il city ticket Offices. dc.
pots and CARTONS around tho stations
along the gull line shall be beautified
with flowers lnd ferns and plants. ].
ID. Prueesner nas been engaged TO 50.
perlntend thD nlaung OF plants and
palms In tn city ticket offices az
Galveston. Houston, Dallas, Fort
Worth and O.Hcr points; also AZ the
depots and lr he garden spots at tue
various stations along the lines. az.
peclally at Glinesville. whore large
garden 10 bong nursed and where 4
Is Intended visitors 20 Texas will re.
Ceiyo early Impressions OF sunny
Texas immetately after crossing the
border Genpral superintendent Pet.
tihonc has charge OF this feature ana
ls taklng IN sual interest In the gar.
den work.
The Union statlon AZ Galveston In
augurated The scheme Of beauilfying
tho station With plants and palms and
fern and under the very capable care
at Capt. y. j Farrell. station master,
IS one OF The most cheerful, inviting
aud attroctlyy stations In the country.
Hereafter Tho smiling city passenger
and ticket agent viii greet the patron
of ne road through blooming forget.
meuots, golden ferns and imported
palms OF rafe beauty. placed careless.
. ly here and here on the counters Of
Do office.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Now that the Republicans. after a
great deal OF work have secured a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

The report OF tho Northern Pacific
railway company for the year ended
$50, f22 $50. an Increase OF Si,i9S,all,
and net earnings OF s27,3i3,i2I an In
crease OF tt.is6.STi. After tho pay
mCnt OF interest. rentals dlvldopds
and $4,000 900 for additions and bet
turmonts, there Wan a surplus for the
year of SS,276,2il, an increase Of "a
S96,9le.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Seal Clerk Henry Miller OF the
Santa 70 had bad fall while trying
10 hoard the train OF the Last Days
OF Pompeli" outfit, which was pulling
into the san BeFnardino yards. He
missed his footing on the front end
on the car. being thrown TO tho ground
In such fashion that bis head fell
against the journal box. narrowly
missing tho wheels. and II was some
time before he recovered conscious
ness
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

II current reports are relied upon.
debenturc bondholders OF the Wabash
are 10 be large gamers by the recent
contest waged for the control OF the
property. II has been reported that
these bondholders have been assured
that their claims for interest earned
and not paid will be recognized by
the management. and that a plan Of
adjustment will be- announced soon
which VIII carry with Il an arrange.
ment for the payment OF such inter
est. either In bonds or cash within
the next four months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

There have been various railroad
deals In the course Of incubation be
tween the Southern Pacific and Santa
Fe for several weeks. and Il II said
that one OF the most important has
been contaminated This agreement
ls that the trains OF oaca company
viii run on the same track through
the ella Canyon. which has been
made famous BY the extensive litiga.
ilon that both companies have en-
gagged ia concerning the right of way
through that part Of The territory.
The parents OF Sam Schubert, the
theatrical manager, who was Injured
MORALLY IA the wreck OF the Penn
sylyaniR railroads Chicago express
last May. have brought suit in the
United states circuit court for $780,
coo against the railroad company, al
leging that negligence on the part OF
the company caused their sons death.
The suit 10 one OF several others ag-
gregating 100000 aud growing out OF
the same wreck
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-28

Some very lne silver ore Is nov be
ing mined In Chloride Flat near the
old Bremen '70 mine. which produced
about 23O00.O00 la silver nOm tho
time OF lbs discovery in 1876 until Il
was closed down some years ago.