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Arizona republican., 1906-10-25
SALE OF WINTER
 UNDERWEAR

Hundreds upon hundreds Of warm comfortable under garments for children's and women's wear wiu be found on the bargain tables today.
 Among them. Children's grey
 feeced union suits. ali sizes. wor6h 40c and 45c, special. al............2 .25o
Arizona republican., 1906-10-25

Odd lot of ladies' and chiIdren.e ali-wool vest and pants. white and grey. worth 75c to Sl. special. .39c
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
FOR GOOD ROADS

Ia TO be- hoped that the assemblago in this city
today Of the Good Roads convention viii mark che be-
ginning q an era OF progreaa Of which the most onthua
iasc lover Of the Sunshine territory has scarcely dared
90 dream.
one Of me crying needs " New Mexico Is gooo
roads,. Go anywhere you w and the same holds true
The roads are bad They are allowed 10 get worse and
worse until they become bad that they can not be
trayenod Then they are abandoned. and new
road 10 struck h' some enierprlsng traveller Hia
example n ioowed and when The new road COTS az
bad us the old too Is abandoned and third ID started
This would do well enough while the whole country
ay open as sheep or cattle ranges nut che country 10
nov settling up. Each year the uuoccupled coun
try growing less area and OF Consequence the roads
are growing more impassahlc what shall We dot
Missouri has recently held good roads convention,
such as New Mexico Is holding. They found Tina
the King road drag Missouri invention, gives tho hea
results Tor the least money and that q u working rev
oluon IN Missouri where often IN winter roads are abb
solutely impossible. This implement has solved the
question In Missouri.
our nolghbor on the north Colorado is also lntS
ostod good roads. The following Is reproduced from
the Denver News OF some weeks ago:
Back IN Illinois whore the mud Is 80 deep that you
have 90 get marine sounding 20 iathom H. aud 80
sticky that you have 20 sraaao the piGmmet 10 Keep
from pulling up township when You haul q In, the
farmers have discovered something worth while They
have found that this gumbo clay which seemed TO have
been Invented as means OF testing ones faith In Prov
idenco. gll make the finest roads In the wordlf yov
treat Il right The treatment consists IN burning.
low log heap piled along the track OF the road that
60 be improved coal slack n spread thnly the logs
aud six 90 eight inches ~ the gumbo clay Is piled the
coal slack The pile Is then fred and burns slowly Al
the end OF the burning the gumho clay has ahruni
greatly turned from black TO "A hraht rcd and has be-
come the very best OF road building material u Is nrm
rock win shed watsr better than any but the verl
best macadam roads. and costs but fraction OF wha
u costs for crushed rock Burnt gumbo roads be
coming very popular IN Illinois, and viii grow IN
increasing rate"
Tho Citizen would ask Ia conclusion and refer th'
matter 10 the good roads convention; Will New Mex
leo adobe az for good roads which the black wake
Colorado Is said 20 be dolnE2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
INDIANS ooon WORKERS.

Jake Kirkland has returned TO Phoenix from north
orn Arizona and New Mexico where he has been since
June the employ Jointly OF the government and
the Santa Fe Railroad company says1he Phoenix Re.
publican Tie has had considerable experience with the
Indians and his duties those OF an o. look
after the interest Of the Indians side and the in
torost of the railroad the other the railroad having
had large number OF the natives Ia its employ 10
Mr.. Kirlands place hrst TO that the Indians kept
az their work ana then see that their time was prop
erly made out and attend similar matters The In.
dams he says have proved 20 be excellent workers.
large number have been employed the Grand Canyon
line for some time and that road Is Ia model con
iition part Of the time be IN New Mexico, near
Buowator where the climate Is delightfully."- cool for
The last spring frost occurred there June 2s
and the FIRST one this fall August a. Mr.. Kirk.
land says the Indian labor in the north Is Ia great de-
mand. particularly In Colorado where many Indians
employed IN the beet fields lie says that trans
portation Is paid them from New Mexico Just 20 set
their services n the Colorado fields
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
lWednesdaN. sept. 49,

w H. Kennedy of Santa fo Ia res
Isierod az tho Alvarado.
sheriff Carlos naca of Valencia
county o. in the city from Los Lunas.
Fi6al ortiz is among tho Meadow
city people taking In the territorial
fair.
Mrs. simon Noustadt a. Los Lunas
o. Inc guest of her sister, Mrs, Louis
Tmugr.
Monday was payday and railroad
and lumber mill employees received
theiF checks.
A. A. WJnkler the socorro hotel
Keeper, Is among the Gem CITY crowd
taking IN tho fair
Dr n. NJ. Michae,s of Eprls. n, a.,
D. among the visitors az the greatest
fair that over was,
Hon. a. y. Ferguson, che attorney
rcurued last night from a business
trip TO San Diego. Cal.
Apolonio A. Sona, county clerk Of
san Miguel county but Nov the cniei
deputy, Is here taking IN the fair.
ChaH. Neualndt, the we'll known
merchant OF Grants, out west, Is In the
city taking Ia the big fair sights.
a. a. bartlett, president Of che
Ranch supply company OF Magdalcna
Is IN the city and VIII remain a few
days
il. n. Cartwright, ono OF the large
Wholesale and retail grocery mer
chants ~ Santa We, Is here, attending
tho fair.
n. ~. Ahrahnma, representing a
Wholesale drug company, shaped his
trims 80 az tO spend "a few days here
during the fair
Won. N. w Mills, the prize apple
shower of Springer N ~, Is Ia the
city attending various conventions
and seeing the sights.
Hush H Harris. the oNnewspapel
reporter who a. now in the Jeme.
forest reserve service, 90 ia the city
tu remain a few days.
Joaoph pfewiti a prominent nor =
culturalist from the san Juan valley
is in the ciiy with a Emo fruit eX
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
eouRr MArTgRs ERoM RAroN.

Ration dispatch says. Lewis D. Bolton OF Clayton
who shot and killed Carl Gig. wealthy Union county
stock grower az Clayton the 18th day OF July last
has been granted change Of from Union 10 Coll
fax county, and the will be tried here the March
term OF court
The session Of court being held at Clayton.
Judge W, J. Mls presiding and Jeremiah Leahy acting
prosecuting attorney has been breaking a few rec
ords for speedy work In the OF Leon Meredith,
charged with cattle stealing the uFy returned verdict
Of guy In exactly afoen minutes. In the Juan
Iucero. charged with committing rape the Jury after
being ont hour returned verdict Of guilty. IN tho
OF Pedro Madonado charged with sheep stealing.
The jury convicted him after being out thirty minutes
There P-e many cases the doce, yet De tried and
The jury expects 10 be IN session al the week
On account Of the lack OF sufficient court funds no
petit jury viii be- smpanoed for Coliax county NJ tho
fall term The grand jury. however will convene on
the 2ith Of this month Judge Mills viii place bonds for
those Indicted and will pass sentence those who plead
guilty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
PARTICULARS or COLONEL MILLS DEATH.

While the delegates to tho convention OF the indie
pondeuco league marching about. waving banners
cheering In Carnegie hail last night Colonel Theo
dore - Mills OF No. sos East Thirty NTH street. him
self delegate. had stroke Of apopexy and died at
the main door. says the New York World
Colonel Mills, with his daughter, Mrs g. o. Horner
of m paao. Texas. reached the hall shortly after
o'clock Mrs Horner was escorted 90 n seat Ia the gall
lery aud Colonel Mills went 10 nnd one OF the ser
goanis- got box seat for her Ho had Just
stepped outside the lobby whoa stricken Ho died be-
fore an ambulance arrived
rs the daughter OF Colonel Mhs d. ;Sa halle an
assistant secretary called.
Mrs Horner walked TO aisle In the gallery and
waved American nag. The delegates, not knowinG
Tor what purpose she had been called ohcerod her She
asked 20 step the lobby and there told that
father dead She awooned and sent home
In cab.
When the convention heard Of the death Of Colonel
Mills the cheering stopped and the bands quit playing
Colonel Mills had office at No. % Broad street,
and operator In real estate and considered
wealthy q Is said that he carried $4,000 lie nsur
ance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
oOoOof 't1uoUoOfpOtOt'ltlF 'I'-l.,'F|.l'll-
TERRITORIAL MATTERS OF
MUCH PASSING INTEREST


ono hundred and nfty-throo homestead entries,
orty three final homestead entries and tweny-ono dea
in land entries the record OF business at The United
tates land cnco LOCALIZED Santa We for the final sen
iaya OF September. However a largo numbor Of these
lroporly belong 10 the month OF August. Up 20 few
cUHH age the ofnco force short handed and was
impossible 20 enter me business on the books. over
hnlf Of the original homestead claims nlod I'm the
resent month are credited Torrance county. Quad
supo county is second with twenty four entries and san
Miguel county IS third with twenty entries 10 detail
be business is follows;
Original homestead entries 1885, entered 1890;
na homestead ontrca i3 entered. 639b, doacEt
and entries. - entered 3.5s0.
The original homestead entries divided among
he various counties of the district as follows;
Bunalto. p. Cola none; Guadalupe "a, hckin-
ey. none: Nop M rio Arriba. none. San Juan. 8.
San Miguel 20i sandoyal j; Santa Fe nome socorro
nono Taos 3. Torrance. S. Valencia, none.
The naa homestead entries were; Coiax s Quad
upo s; Mora. San Juan, a. Santa We. 3 San Miguel
@. Taos Torrance, p
The desert land entries we're. Guadalupe. I. Mora
san Juan. 3; Torrance. i6
The total number Of original homestead ontrie'
made since January 1 Is 1873; entered. 1888
Total number Of final homestead entries 1885, acres en-
cred 28sl8 Total number Of desert land outrlca is6
acres entered 253ii. Tho total number OF entries o.
~ kinds since January 1906 Is 1892 entered
2iiS23
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
A DANGEROUS MISTAKE.
Albuquerque Mothers Should Not Neg
leet Kidney Weakness In
Children.

Most children have weak Kidneys.
The earliest warning is bed.wotting
Later comes backache, headache,
languor,
IT'S a mistake to neglect these tror-
blos,
10 blame the child for l,s own dis
tress.
Sock 10 cure the Kidneys
Save the child from deadly kidney
ills.
Doans kidney Pills cure slcl, kid
noys.
j. A. skinner. dealer In staple and
fancy groceries, 2iG West Railroad
avenue. says Some time ago there
came Co NY notice case OF g child
whose control over the kidney score
lions wua limited. Tho paronlg pro-
cured for Il Doan's kidney Pills az
n drug store, and the treatment, nc
cOrdlng 90 directions for children was
commenced In addition ~ the limit
Cd control there was considerable
hackache. tho complications fully
proving that in some way the Kidneys
we're either weakened or oyorexclted.
The treatment OF Doan's Kidney Pills
80 strengthened the kidneys that The
annoyance ceased"
For sale by an dealers Price 90
cents. Foster Milburn Co, BuhalO,
n. ". sole agents Tor the United
States.
Remember the name noan's- aud
take no other 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

dispatch from Ration 20 the Denver News dated
September i6. says: w. a. Hahn OF Albuquerque pres
ident and gonenl manager OF the Albuquerque a Ger
rlos Coal company, arrived In the city today 10 on
g-go miners 10 work Ia the bhumlnous coal mines al
Madrid. Santa Fe county
The Albuquerque Ceuillos company has eased
the Madrid mines from the Colorado Fuel Iron COM
pauy, and viii commence marketing the product Sep,
temhcr g. Tho Madrid mines caught Ere several
months ago. and the Colorado Fuel a Iron company.
afvr several efforts TO put the Ere hulkhoadod the
entry and closed the property The Madrid mines have
produced tho best hard coal n the southwest and
pluyod several hundred men.
branch line OF railway was In operation between
there and Cerr0s the Santa Fe but with the CLOSING
OF the mines trains discontinued and both Madrid
and Cerrilos practically deserted The new COM
pany which Is a New Mexico corporation has construct
ga entries End viii work the mines 10 thor ca
pacity
Trains on the Madrid branch win be resumed dur
ns ne coming week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22


last viii and Testament Of Sarah hf
len Dye. Deceased.
TO Isaiah a. nyn. executor and dl
visce. ora Butler Niece, Frank
Butler Dye and William Edgar Dy.
dovisoes. and 10 al whom q m9
concern
You are hereby notified that the e
eyed last viii and Testament Of sara
Ellen Dyo. late of The county OF Der
nallllO and territory Of Now moxice
deceased. has been produced aud rea'
IN she probate court OF the county q
BornallIlo. territory OF New Mexico, q
the 18th day OF August, 1905, and on
day % the proving OF said alleged laa
will aud testament was BY order 2
the Judge ni said court thoronpon exc
for Monday. the 5ih day OF Novcmhe'
IA. H. 1906. torn of said court az i
O'Clock IN the forenoon % said DAY
Given under my hand aud the sei
Of this court. this 18th day Of Angus
A. ID. 1909
fsRAL.l A. 10. WALKER.
Probate CLERK.
First publication Sept 5, 1905
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
NOTICE or SUIT

IN the District Court of the seclu
diciai DlHirlct and Territory of
Mesico. Within and for the Cd
of Rernnlllu.
Michael A. Ross, Plaintiff vs
y Carr. Eugene A. Carr and
Mountain Lumber and Era
Company. Defondants. No fi
To Eugene A. Carr.
You are hereby notified that 81
zion has been commenced against
ln tho District Court for thp So
judicial District of the Torutbr
New Mexico. within and tor
County of Bernaiillo. that your
rrty has been attached.
Tao names of the parties TO al
ton ere Michael a. Ross. plaintiff
Clark 81. Carr Eugene A. Carr
Xuni Mountain Lumber and ~,
company. defendants.
The Court IN VII CA cald acti,
pending is the District Court nl
Second Judicial District OF tho [
tory of Now Mexico. within anf
the County of Bornalillo
TIE statement OF the general
iocts of che action a. to recover
tam fees and comm ssions duo
saiG piaintiH ON account of sal
certuln lands belonging 20 tho
defendants by him and for wor,
fertices performed by said pla
for and o. account OF said defend
The sum claimed ON account of
commissions. work aud services d
sum of six thousand seven nan
hfty tf675U.0Ol dollars.
The name of the attorney Ion
plalrtlh and bis postoniCo adfhp|
% n Marion. Albuquerque. New
leo, w. y Childera. Albuquerque.
Mexico.
You are further notified that
property has been attached and
unless you enter your pppoarnn,
said cause on or before Saturday
iith of November A. ID 1906
meni viii be- rendered ln said ,
against you by default and your
erty sold 10 satisfy yaid iudgmer
W. r.. DAME
CLERK uf the District Court of ne
end Judicial District of the 4
tory of New Mexico, Within an
the County of nanaiillo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
sTIRRlNo uP rae ANIMALS.

Governor Hagerman has certainly stirred up the
imnls In New Mexico. Tie has evidently determined to
swap packs and have a new deal aud heads are falling
like leaves IA November The republican party Is worse
divided than usual and The unique spectacle present
ed oi democratic territorial convention endorsing re-
publican governor New Mexico no doubt win benefit
from tho general stirring up. n the men undor charge
are oxonorated u viii least clear the atmosphere for
there have been rumors OF unpleasant things for long
time " real culprits caught aud punished the ter
utoy viii ho greatly che gamer and tae republican
party win gain most OF all for party ever thriyod for
long un raHoaty. The democrats IN New Mexico are
undoubtedly growing stronger ana the limo will come
when the territory will become competitive ground az
Arizona is today-El pasO Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
LEGAL NOTICE

Whereas No. 70. Carnahan and lil
Ian Carnahan. his vito, on the lsl
day % September. 1904. executed ar
delivered 10 A. b. McMlllon as tru1
tee for Florence r. Johnston, n col
tain deed OF trust Of that date ar
thereby then and there conveyed
said McMillon as trustee the followir
real estate situate In the county
Bornallllo. territory OF Now MeNiq
Ito. wit: Lot numbered six 90 an
the north nifty t6O) feet of lot nun
berod ave Co OF block letter G. OF (
Duran and Alexander addition 20 "A
buquerque. az shown on a plat Of s,l
addition made hy Chas. A. Marin
lC. r.. and hled In the office Of
probate clerk and ox-ofhcio rccordl
Of Bernallllo county, September
1854.
Aud wheroaa. said deed Of trust
given 20 secure q certain promised
note of even date Herewith made
said Carnahan and wife, payable ihf
Years after date. 10 the said Flores
lp. Johnston. with interest ai The 3
lof eight per cent per annum o. -
deucod By twelve interest notes
loyon date with said principal note,
the said notes, interest and primo
40 boar eight per cent interest "a
maturity and ten per cent addiuq
on the amount unpaid as niturnd
foes u placed after maturity I'm
hands OF an attorney for collection
And whereas. said deed OF Trust g
ltalnud a condition that IL the
lCarnahan aud wife should fail or
fuse TO pay said debt or the inter
or any part thereof when the SAND
any part thereof should become
land payable according to the Cd
and effect Of said promissory Md
then the whole indebtedness sid
become due and payable. and
deed should remain in full force,
the said McMilion as trustee. shd
nt the request Of the legal hOldct
said note proceed 20 sell the
property above described at pt1
vcndue 20 the highest and best
der for cash at the front door "a
lpoaiofnce In the city of Albuquort
county OF Bornalillo aforesaid.
, giving thirty days public notice OF
time. terms and place Of sale and
property 20 be sold by advertiser,
Z In some newspaper printed and
| lllRhed ln the city 90 Albuquerque.
/ upon such sale 90 execute and DEF
a deed for the properly so sold
receive the proceeds Of said sale.
Whereas. the interest notes
b Twenty dollars each. due March
and June 18Th. respectively. 1906
4 gother with Interest from maturit.
b the rate Of eight per cent per ana
Z are past due and unpaid. and at
b forest note for like amount VII
due September 18Th, 1906;
n Whereas, the amount due f0r prt
!, pal. interest. and attorneys fees
81 provided IN said notes and deed
, TRUST. amount 90 the date herein
!. mentioned 20 the aum of Eleven
! dred and seventy three dollars.
4 Now therefore, Ia considerable"
= the promises ana the powers sd
= In me by virtue OF said iced of
a ! will ON the 9th day of October,
r sell at public auction. 90 the le
i and best bidder for cash. 40 ~
. door OF the p0stoffco IN the en-.
Albuquerque aforesaid, he reg.
a above described. 10 pay said sui
n Eleven hundred and seycnfy-t
y dollars. together with costs of al
Using and sale OF said property,
, the expense Of executing said tu
a. y. McNll.LENN
Trust
p First publication Sept s. 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
SHEPHERD AND HIS SHEEP

The sheep was probably the most early dofnostoated
Of ala animals. supplying Il does with both food
and clothing II h. also OF the most WIDELY distrb-
OF animals In the range OF its habitat. 1t Is found
In almost all parts OF the earth except the actual frgid
and torrd portions whoroyer we hnd records Of man.
any place where the has progressed sufficiently
far 10 be able TO leave records there we sheep
the object OF bis care and the reward Of bis labor
Chaldean shepherds the hrst known .stron0-
Of the and the nightly consultations Of stars
which attract every wandering eye gathered to-
gethor and named by them. Il to the shepherds.
"marshalcd the nightly plain" Bethlehem, to
whom the star arst appeared and wnom the angelo
ars sang the soag Of the birth Of him who was 70
"the lamb OF God that aketh away the sins Of the
world"
10 New Mexico, sheep we're introduced by tho oar-
settlers, and from that day 90 this they have
tnued be- Of the valued apd valuable assets
Of the country Probably where elise 90 the unitod
States sheep growing be- made profitable right
here Ia New Mexico; and certainly IN other part has
been 30 the last twenty years soat improve
mcnt In wool and sheep well increase In the mum
Der ana size OF ducka.
New Mexico a emphatcally The shoopmans country.
and It Is strange that wool growers association s 20
be organized Ia Albuquerque today for the first time 70
only shows tho natural bent OF all Americans towards
Individuality OF But cnitiemen have long
organized the Wholesale Of the territory have
association. and the New Mexico retail dealers nnd
strength unloa. Il Is apparent thai the sheep men Of
this section should longer delay the formation OF
wool growers convention
without pretending 10 know much about the sub
icci The Citizen tho wish that the convention
when formod shall take up and discuss the question OF
fatening our own lambs for the market Colorado b
doing Immense business IN that line using sugar
heota, peas and alfalfa for the purpose Why not
New Mexico do the same and thereby the money
for our home people which Colorado has been making
on o. New Mexico lamba7
The Citizen Welcomes the sheep men 20 the city and
hopes have the chrOniclns many
bles Of this kind Ia thia city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

Do has not yct been announced bat little bird has
told The Citizen chat A. A. Jones of las Vegas viii be-
The chairman of the democratic central committee for
New Mexico Mr. JoEoa 90 Of the very ablcst dom-
ncrats IN the territory but he lacks physical activity.
ne viii DO the 'hnNhe bat some one else will have TO
supply the physical activity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

@. - AllaIre, general merchant
one Of tho most prominent cltiao
ne Rio ufando valley, Is emon,
Soc rro county visitors 40 the fa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
Albuquerque Weekly Citizen


Weekly Cuaon. per year ..............,....,..s 2ou
Daily Citizen per year 500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

A. had been expected, and Ia fact announced the
territorial statehood convention representing the Joint
ehOod sentiment OF Arizona which was decided upon
after the regular republican and democratic conventions
turned down the statehood delegates held in Phoe-
n.A yesterday. Charles ~ Anrwouh of Phoenix was
nominated candidate for delegate 90 congress from
Arizona A vigorous platform adopted endorsing
President Roosevelt particularly his joint statehood
policy and Inviting the labor vote u tho territory. The
chairman was Colonel j. n Wilson who president of
the joint statehood league called the convention ana
nKod the apnortOnment az each county. The state
maken' declare that they will wager vigorous cam
pasu Tor thcir candidate and for Joint statehood Of
which 'to cold water of prophesiod defeat which
certain Now MoNico papers necessarily dribbnng
upon Them viii rot De- able 10 cool me ardor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

The davn OF the las Vegas Optic Office says that
the Optic "w rest IN its booming OF the Albuquerque
fair long enough TO remark that neither of the papers
down there have given than bare mention the
fact that iaH Vegas "a going 90 have fair also" The
Citizen knows that the devil the paragraph for
the scholarly und editor of the Optic would
have written neither Of the papers have" because
Of the clearly established ruloa OF English syntax
o. that the words each, every either and neither
qrre verbs and nouns. including pronouns connected
with them 90 be 81 the third person singular" but
about the fair business The Citizen will say that the
las Vegas conclusion 90 hold fair long delayed
in announcement and this paper has been SO busy ln
the Interest of the territorial fair that due justice hap
not been done the Meadow City. The Citizen admiros
the enterprise OF the city on tho moandorinR Ganaa,
and advises tho people OF Albuquerque form large
delegation for thc las Vegas fair next week