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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
ARIZONA And
HER MEXICAN
INDIGENTS
The Territory a Dumping
Ground For Mex
iCO'S Insane.
DfPORT BACK TO MEXICO

A peciai dispatch from fhoauik.
Arlz dated July 90. asya
for years Arizona has borne the
unpleasant reputation Of having the
highcat percentage lu The in insanity
record OF ail the subdivisions ~ lhe
Union Do Waa notable also that o.
though The Mexican population is only
M sixth of ihe census total. more than
oaU- half the inmates of the territorial
insane asylum have been NcXic8na
from Old Muxlcu Ii has been chars
Lea openly thar Insane and incompo-
tent MuxiranH have been gmurTicd
across the border simply FOR the pur-
poso 81 securing io Thorn VOrtfort and
support Ia Che Insane asylum. Yet
this matter has had intelligent lnves-
litigation only within che luai couple oi
months. By direction of Governor
klhhey. superintendent Ferguson Of
the asylum has made q study Of bor-
der conditions. assisted by tho United
States immigration service
peport Asylum Inmates.
As q result Of these Investigations
"a clearing out Of the asylum is now
ln progress Yesterday six Mexican
chi7qns were sent from the asylum 10
Noguios for deportation into Mexico
They WIN be- followed hy others as
fast as the Mexican government IS
ready to receive them. and @ is ex.
pocted THAT no least ono-lhlrd OF The
200 inmates Of the asylum win thus
.ceaso 70 be a charge upon the tcrri-
tory. The Mexican government. after
representations made through diplo-
matlc channels has sianincd its en-
tire willingness 10 receive Arizona's
unwclcome guests and la acting
through Sc consul at Nogalos Ariz.
viii Clear Out Hospital.
d Is understood that the work win
be continued into ihe poorhouses and
county hospitals ~ tho territory.
which now are loaded up with indh
gent Mexicans who are stiii citizens
/ ot the land OF their hl.lh. pcb. crim-
finals IN the various lails are likely 10
pc included under a construction Of
- immigration laws respecting the
lndmlssion OF undesirable aliens a
/ deportation Of the criminal Mexican
element would not be unwoleomc 20
lfhe Mexican government for many Of
I those now IN jail 10 Arizona arr want-
lea Ga Mexico for serious crimes
Hereafter the Inspection of aliens
co the border limo with Mexico Will
De conducted with the same degree Of
care as is exercised nt New York IN
Prospect % European immigrants. and
the destitute, vicious and incompe
font ave 20 be turned back without
icecepllon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
sTOCK sALEs

Kansas Cily July 23.-some sales
OF western cattle here this week.
T. s. Arno;f. Oxford. Neh.. 90 fed
Coiorados i372 pounds, f6.t0, 90 fod
ColOrdus. 1884 pounds. 960u
Owner, Kos rs fed Cc.0mdOs, 1861
pounds, Si.er 1876 fod Colorudos, i,l90
pounds, 1910. 6i fed COl0rados. zoos
pounds. S635; s3 fed Colorados, 1884
pounds. $40
Lockhart r. 8. Co, Sugar City
Colo. 1903 killers, i.227 pounds. $780,
.6S killers. 1924 pounds. 3540
Conner a Cox, Lamar. Colo. SD kill-
.ers. 1884 pounds. $40.
W. G. Rynearson, Higgins, Texas.
1s calves 1853 pounds, g6.25, cows
lsl pouuds, q200
g. w. slagle, Hereford. Texas. AZ
calves. la2 pounds. 1913.
L. a. Arnold. Hereford, Texas. 5s
calves, 2u5 pounds. F5.75.
Some sales of western sheep AMI
lambs 40 Kansas City this week.
Monday, July rs.
Campbell a Francis, Flagstaff. Ariz,
1864 lambs, 60 pounds af16.
w Mclnilre Flagstaff. Ariz,, 1901
weihers. 100 pounds, $500.
A. I Anderson, 6Gnderson. Texas
Goa weth9ra, i0i pounds. $3.50.
Tuesday, JBiy ".
N. r. I.oyelace. Corona. y. NJ. 954
wethors. "a pounds. S5.55
~. r. LOveiace Corona. ~ NJ. oGl
wethers, l0l pounds. $3.50
W. L. Booth. Arizona, 1911 wethors
l07 pounds, $3.50.
Campbell & francis. Flagstaff. Arlg.
1855 lambs SO pounds. 11Ub; 8.2fl
yoarlings 81 pounds. s615
r. J.. Ryan. Montroae. Colo. 5sl
lambs, 81 pounds. f775.
"Wednesday, July ~.
/ Stats q w. Provo. Utah. 1885,
/ feeders, 81 pounds. 3i65.
Campbell & Francis, Flagsian I'LL
ewes, ~ pounds $50.
Thursday, July 10.
! Campbell q Francia, Flagstaff. 22
llnmhs 90 pounas $3.50: 22i ewes. s.
pounds. $40.
Friday. july 90.
I q w. Means Arlzona, a55 mixed q
pounds. s500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

Now York D 10 be treated 20 a
course ON electric cells. of which n
has only a ha1y idea nn Qnixote DE-
fsbrando. 90 Venezuela. perhaps the
Creates living authority on the use 90
90 which tno electric zen may De PM,
is coming GO New Nora 20 convince
the sheptlcal 3hat electric cells. such
az can found by tac hundreds of
thousands in the basin of the Orinoco
and Amazon rivers can be pul q an
Kinds of useful purposes. One hund.
red of these eels. q Us said without q
smile by the authorities who 1--we near
the waters whore the lsh Us most
abundant can ~ put IN @ zlnc tank,
whero. with 7roper care. they VIII
give on onou1h electricity io run an
automobile twfuiy-fuur hOurs Ten
viii generate enough power 10 run 2
trn.C 1ch train at a speed OF no less
than 8b miles nn hour The electric
eel. which iG Bt present causing no
much attention and discussion Do
South America. 81 described as q thick
stout. hlackish, soaleiCas fab. whirh
sometimes grows to De six feet long.
u differs ga greatly in structure from
ordinary cells that many lchtayOloslsts
have pot u % separate family or
group, u u found in the AmaEn
and Orinoco basins wherever the
water q warm and olueglsh. and 80
great is Gee electrical pawoF that &
hahiu1lly Kills more nsh tnan 81 can
possibly congdme.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

ana public roads ~ tho county or
counties ln vhlch she forest reserve
Be- situated. provided that when any
forest reserve d IN more ihsn one
state or territory OF county, the dis-
iflhntlvo share 90 each from The pro-
ceodg OF said reserve shall be prop0r-
ional 90 lts area therein. and pros
fidtd further Thar there shall not be
paid io any state 0r territory Tor any
county an amount equal 70 more than
forts per eenipm Of the total Income
of sHch county from on other source
es"
The Ten ptr cenium ihua provided
win be paia hy The secretary Of the
Treasury Who 1871 deicrminc ihe exc
acf disiflhutivc share ui New Mexico.
in ihe meantime ] am cacoodinaiy
glad 90 tri You dat The gross g.
teinis from ire forest reserves ln
YOUR territory dpf.ng The fiscal year
lusi closed ere s469i1s9. distributed
aH f.f'Htra
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
ALLEGED CATTLE
THIEF ARRESTED

Captain Fred forn0H of the New
Mexico mounted police received a iel-
saram from Lieutenant Ciprlano nafa
lt 30 pasO. stating that tho Officer
bad arrested a man known 30 Babe
iiun. near ksianoia, s0cuwo county,
and had aiken him 20 El raao where
be turned him over 20 ohscers IRON
McCuilouah county Texas iht
man D. wanted there un "a eharee %
larceny of cattle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

Special Correspondence.
indianapolis, Ind. July "a When
senator Albert J. Beveridge. OF lndl.
ana, goes on a vacation he cuts an
wires behind him. The only person
whl knows his address 40 vacation
Time "a his private secretary. AT the
senators Office in this city an the OF.
Gee force win ten one ls that "the
senator's up On Tho woods. we don't
know exactly where"
The day after congress adjourned
The senator hit thc trail for tho Maine
woods and De ls now somewhere ln
thc Businesses
Once ln the woods be atns q ann.
mel shirt, huckskin trousers. haots and
hrWdbrlmmed hat. ae doesnt
bother about the world a. large. The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

Chicago. July 20 Back from Eu-
rope with her mother. Lolita Armour
lO-yoar- old daughter oi Mr and MSS.
). Ogden Armour who was born
helpless. Is az last a happy, romp-
ing child.
The little helresa. who suffered
from conRCuilal dlHiocailon of the
hip. WIS treated By Prof LorenR. The
famous blOodloss surgeon Of Vienna.
who made a special trip 20 America
30 perform The necessary operation.
During her "trip abroad little Miss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

A pathetic story comes down from
Sullivan county that has attracted
much attention as stories about horses
usually do A horse purchased hy
OrFin Rico. proprietor IS large sum-
mer boafdins house ai Rock Hiii Sui
livan cluniy broke BITS halter while
crazed with homeeIckuoss. and start
"a for tho OLD home re ran seven
miles. and dropped dead as he came ln
sight of me old barn. The horse had
been purchased from a man 30 Month
cello. Rice took che animal home and
u continually wh'unied refused 90 eaii
showing ai the signs ~ homeslckneas
Veterinarians did not help u and 70
became sO weak that u could not
stand up Saturday might q lay ap.
parontly dyius 90 tho field sunday o
was missing signs showed lhe horse
had broken 'ts halter jumped thp
fence, bad run seven mnes % Sos huwe
near inuiicolln. and as Do faW me
barn whore n had hcou born and
hrauRhi ug i dropped dead 90 rs.
hausti0n Tire horse was buried un
the farm where q was born.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
OFFICIAL MATTERS


sunerlni endont Arthur Treliord has
announced the following changes in
the personnel 81 the force at the ter.
rnorlal prison. William Cole. Of
Santa Fe. appointed night cen house
Keeper. vice Frank Padilla dismissed
H =. Gllleu, OF Estancia, appointed 90
% gardener. vice Juan Ortega, assien.
lea 70 duty AZ guard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

The n0HI0Hl0o d0naTIm0nI hn8 am
nouncod the following promotions In
New Mexico. AiamoEordO. one clerk,
from $500 10 5000. Albuquerque, enc
clerk, from s600 10 SEQ and one clerk
from siu0 10 $500. Las Vegas. no rec
concentrations Ration end Roswell,
one each. from $500 10 $780, SAINTS Re,
one from $500 10 $500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

Ten pea cent of ihla amount. OBJ So.
d9it5, .a ihn approximate conifinu-
Zion oi the reserves 90 schools and
roads On New Mexico for the year just
closed.
The proceeds from the reserves are
likely go increase rnrldly. so that this
contribution. ai.hourh it may not yet
have reached an Important figure. viii
ultimately pay very considerable
proportion of iho expense oi the conn-
Ties which are fortunate enough TO
have forest reserves within their
boundaries.
Very irule ycurH.
CLIFFORD PlNCHOT.
FOfrNfne
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

stops famcho in two mnuicei
toothaoho on pain az burn or acald ln
nVo minutes. hoarsenesq. one hour.
mugcleacho. two hours; sore throat.
twelve hours--pr Thomas Electric
OH monarch over pain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

David Apodacn Of Barelal ieil Do an
eplleniic 90 thls afternoon on The ce-
ment walk ln front of iho ~ n. Af-
MILO building. ana IN tine iali BIS noae
was badly hurt This b Che second
Dimo within a week that AnodRca has
frilon ln such q iit "a would be- wise
fm him io remain IA home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

II you haven't the time 20 exercise
regularly. Doan's Reeulota will pre-
vent constipation They induce a
mild. easy, healthiul action Of tho
bowels. without gripping Ask your
druggist for them. 26c
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

n s always an attractive sctno
when the mayor on police commits
siOHer calls up policeman 10 receive
a reward for 1858 bravery or hsgnlsm
Ench case occurred when a small
man. with light A'ue eyes. rCd halg
and SIS irocklos snaunlcd over hls
face. making q look IKE ihe ten 90
diamonds, was lod lgto Commissioner
mIngbam's ulhfc The commissioner
asked whether ht bad learned Co swim
Id the shannon. ana was told q WAS
'the niarkWaihcr The cNmmlssion-
er Was sorry Fairolman Murray had no
sons who could ieel proud that the
congress Of the United States had seen
IA 90 give Is medal of honor tu their
father FOR hts courage end herpi6m.
Murray had Ia February lass year
nshod Olaf johnson ouf of me Coo
wanun camel Brooklyn ana was 80
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

exhausted that De could barely hali
unconscious. cling 10 tho string piece
of me wharf while O ahNFemhn hauled
johnson IN win a reps Murray lad
fastened around him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28


Odd tnlnga grow out Of new condl'
tlons. Why should anybody think
there would be any connection be.
tween the subway and picket combs3
And set there a. For about two
weeks have boon trying 10 Ind ont
why ! lave had such a sudden de-.
mand for pocket c0mpa. said the
keeper 81 q novelty store u had 10
renew nay stock twice Yesterday
arked a man who waited Iona enough
10 comb bic hair whether he could tell
me why everybody seemed % need
combs AZ az once lie told me THAI
n had an appointment 20 meet some
ono on g,auri outk street upon whom
I wanted % make an impression and
rode un there IN the 'front.' car of q
subway express J would need a comb
al the other end J tried ont the front
car on ine way down 90 Harlem and
quickly learned that the draft THROUGH
thP first car. when she front door wai
open. was 80 heavy thai q man simply
had 90 take off hls hat ~ ho ala moi
want io lose 90. and bis hair suffered
IN consequence. ! had NO ldea before
theat the subway would help TIE cont
trade"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

FROM nov ON the postoshce az Ia
Clonera. Santa Re county. win be
supplied from Santa We instead OF
from Cerrillca
Notarles Public Appointed.
Governor Hagerman has appointed
the fuilowine in be- noiaflea pubilci
Katherine q. Sullivan Of ias Vogar,
San Miguel county. and Thomas ID,
Iolb. oi Ration. CniiaN county.
la Liendre Star Route.
An order has been issued by che
nosiolnce department 90 the star route
carrier between las Vegas and Gall
llnas SPRINGS. San Miguel county %
supply The posloglee at ia iAendre ON
ihe way.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-26
pronounced Murphy men. From all
indications the fight in Ward county
will again line up as Murphy and anti

pronounced Murphy men. From all
indications the fight in Ward county
will again line up as Murphy and anti
Murphy factions. The reorganizers as
they are styled, have control Of the
political machinery and those in Office
today have made excellent records up
on which to base their claims for re-
election. The fact that two members
of the board of county commissioners
were removed for malfeasance of Off e
reflects to the credit of the reorgan-
izers' forces, who were the ones be-
hind County Auditor Fabrick in be-
ginning the proceedings to GUST them.
The platform of the reorganizers two
years ago was reform and economy"
and the fact that this faction took up
the work of cleaning out it's own back
yard" proves to the voters that the
affairs Of the county are in proper
hands.
Ward county proposes to go to the
state convention this year with no
dead weights around the necks of her
delegates. 1t is proposed to elect an
uninstructed delegation whose COM
bined influence will land something
substantial in the place of giving one
person the delegation to trade for sell
fish interests. This section of the state
is entitled to a normal school, an ex-
detrimental station or other institu-
tons commensurate with our great
population and the people are not dis
posed to allow their interests to be
bartered for political revenge or sell
fish ends.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-26
and United States commissioner in
Ward county ever since his arrival
over five years ago, 1t goes without
saying that he has . wide acquaint-
A aBLUE TEA" PARTY.
The Political Gathering Of Saturday
Wonderful Event,


Wonderful, truly wonderful, is the
way in which our unselfish citizens
are willing to sacrifice themselves on
the altar Of duty. If one wants to
save their county and state from going
down, they should call in couple of
has beens" and a couple of would
bes" and hold little love feast and
admiration party in the secret cham
bers of hotel and then go forth with
shoulders squared and breasts out,
standards flying, and -? Men, un-
charitable men, decry the pink tea
party of the fairer sex and with a con-
sistency equal to their desire to be
called Judge this or County that or
hold what should, from the complexion
of the affair held in Minot Saturday,
be called blue tea party" The
self-booming conglomeration of sal
vationists have not as yet reached any
decision as to their next meeting place
nor as to the date of their next cere-
monial. They will probably decide
upon that by the time they have
found out what they ever met at all
for. Everyone present at the first
blue tea party mot blue because of
the color of the tea, but blue. in
spirits as their chances to get poll
teal job,) declares Il was invited up
there for few minutes" veracious
gentlemen and Romans-everyone of
them. In their zeal to save the sinking
ship. they forgot that each and every
one present was looking for job
and the honor, and last but not least,
the money that goes with the job.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-26
DENIES THE REPORT.
Judge BlaIsdell Is Not Anxious fol-
Land Office.


Judge Alfred Blaisdell of Minot
states that the report in circulation to
the effect that his recent trip to the
twin cities was in connection with his
candidacy for receivership or regis
ter for the prospective land office in
Williston has no foundation. The
judge declares that he will stick to
Minot until time shall be no more I'M
less he dies in the meantime.
The above cut is characteristic
likeness of Hon. Alfred Blaisdell for
whom the new town of Blaisdell in
Ward county is named. Mr.. Blaisdell
was the founder of Berthold village
and still Is the proprietor of the origin
al tOwnsite.
In public matters he has interested
himself considerably for young man
and has served on the state normal
board as trustee am is on the board
of directors of the state historical So
ciety.
Before coming to this state in the
summer of '9S he graduated from the
University of Minnesota. Mr.. Blais-
dell has been tireless worker in the
ranks Of the republican party in his
county and Oficiated as secretary and
had charge Of the famous reorganiza-
ton campaign in Ward and is at the
present time secretary of the present
republican county central committee.
Owing to i'll health during the past
year Mr.. Blaisdell has not been so ac-
tive in business as formerly, but his
friends are glad to note that he is
back in the harness again.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-26
MURPHYI7ES MEET
IN LUKEWARM|
SESSION
The Faithful" at Minot Lack
Enthusiasm at Secret
Gathering.

A political meeting of some impor-
lance to those who attended it was
held in this city Saturday at the hotel
Morrill,. 1t has been rumored for sew
eral weeks that the Murphyites We're
arranging for secret gathering and
that every strategical political point ~
the county would be represented by
true blue Murphyites." The Murphy
faction of the republican party OF this
county imagine they see an opportu-
nifty to break into the political game
more by riding in on the backs Of the
so-called insurgents, who are headed
by George B. Winship. Burleigh Y.
Spalding and other equally we'll
known Office seekers. The meeting
was not very enthusiastic one from
point of numbers in attendance or the
hilarity which greeted the majors in
ciination to boss" things. There WAS
an extreme absence of heart-to-heart
condolences and, in fact, the majors
leadership was accepted with several
grains of suspicion, If the result of the
meeting as told by one of the faith
full is to be relied upon. There were
several candidates present, in fact, Ill
who were present, including Billy"
Carroll, were willing to sacrifice them7
selves If sufficient money was guar
anteed for campaign expenses. Fran
els Murphy of Kenmare is willing 10
he the next states attorney and George
Ryerson of Mohall will be glad to be
elected to the Office of county judge
A. B. Bickford of Bowbells, whose
brother is now attempting to collect
several thousand dollars for being
elected to an Office to which he never
devoted moments time, was there
and willing to be elected to most any,
thing under the same conditions. The
major himself desires to lead the chill
dren out of the wilderness at the next
state convention and to that end is
willing to accept anything from gov
ernor down. Peter Bertleson of Ken
mare. who was the Murphy candidate
for state senator two years ago, was
present and as usual ready to sacri-
flee himself for most any old thing
which will help his friend Murphy.
The meeting passed into history as one
In which the most conspicuous event
was the absence of SO many heretofore
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-26


cal time when the Great Northern has
promised shops and other improve
ments, it would be a great mistake to
elect a man whose influence with the
railroad must be developed in the flu
ture. If Minot is to continue her pho
nomenal growth the business inter-
ests must depend largely on the Great
Northern, not only as to what the
company will do for Minot in the way
Of railroad shops. division headquar-
tiers for different departments, ETC.,
but more important still, what the
railroad company will do in the way Of
rates for wholesale houses so that the
city may be the distributing point for
the immense territory tributary to It.
There are many other citizens just as
we'll qualified to fill the mayors chair
as is Mr.. Roach, but are they in posi-
ton to use personal influence. which
counts largely in securing for Minot
what We think she is entitled to and
must have to maintain her Importance?
These are propositions well worth
considering in naming candidate Tor
mayor.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-26

Having announced his text, an old,
colored preacher down In Georgia. ms
related by the Atlanta Constitution,
went on to say: my attention has.
been drawed ter de fact dit some.
scoundrel has gone n put alligator
in de- pulpit. right under my two foots J,
but, long as ez he dar: gwine let let.
him stay 'twel after de benedictiou:
fer l notice dat, des LAX de res er you
triflin,' no count sinners, he done
made up his mind ter take it easy en-
sleep through de sermon!"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-26
Leave for Oakland.

Mrs. w. H. Parker and daughter
and daughter-in-law Mrs. L., M. SEQ
field and Mrs. Clarence Parker res
pectively, left Minot last night for St.
Paul. Mrs. w. H. Parker's grand
daughter Esther also accompanied the
party. From ST. Paul Mrs. w. H.
Parker goes to Oakland to join her
husband who has string of race
horses at that point. A large number
Of Mrs. Parker's Ninot friends were
at the Minot station to bid the party
God-speed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-26
Box Car Won Out.

In contest held in Minot last Sat-
urday to determine the relative
strength OF the jaw of human being
and that of a box car, local physician
has adjudged the box car the winner.
The surgeon reached his decision af-
ter sewing up with several stitches the
flesh of the jaw and neck of Mr.. Grant,
who is connected with the Stone, Or
dean Wells company. The contest
took place at the warehouse track of
this firm located on the G. N. right-of-
way. 1t is needless to say that Mr..
Grant was an involuntary contestant
and that he is now like we'll known
little boy who has nothing to say.