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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
ZIMMERMAN DYE
NOW AT SANTA FE
CLOSING CONTRACT FoR JEMEz
FoRG6T RE8ERVE TIMBER,
RECENTLY PURCHASED.

/. A. Dye. Of this city. the lumber
man whose Bio was accepted by the
government for the purchase of co.
100000 feet of maiured timber IN the
Jemez forest reserve, arrived IN Santa
Be, Thursday night he was accom-
panied by a. A. k0Bcman. tho deputy
United States marshal, whose home ID
also in this city,
Mosars. Dye and Kasemen we're Ia
conferences yesterday with Forest su-
peryisor Leon ~ Kneipp, relative 10
certain phaaes Of the contract. Ihere
are some details 20 be Strengthened
ont before the contract can bo signed.
Mr. Dye has a saw mill located az the
ManaanO.
n have not been able 20 give much
.of my attention 10 this matter lately,
the lumberman replied. 40 answer b
"a question as 90 what be proposed 20
do "My wife died recently and
haven't completed my plans I intend
putting IN a saw miss and boEln cut
Ting the timber as soon AZ | po2aluiy
can after the contract d. signed. There
are atill several details 90 BE- fixed,
hut everything VIII come out 6atisiae'
t0rlly.
ri Us nay Intention 20 go 10 81 Louis
within a week or ten days VIII
order the machinery for the saw mill
while q am there ~ win probably
be the hrst Of the vqar though be-
fore che min Is up and ready for huls-
ness. % viii have a capacity oi forty
thousand feet ~ lumber per day.
expect % convert most oi the timber
into lumber"
ln answer 90 the query as % the
numher of men Who would BE- employ.
ed 81 DE numbering camp. SIR Dye
stalad that ho had n1 definite iteas
yel iuGt how mkny would he required.
d expect 20 hage a large force az
work but have not hgured 4 out yet
iust how many VIII need. There r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
WILLIAMS WOMAN FEARS
THAT HUSBAND ie DEAD
canta Fe Engineer Has Myaterloualy
Dlsarpeared--Wlf Would Like
Insurance.

what has become of my husband.
Engineer r. N. stocnon7 Has be de.
serted me or has he met With foul
playG'
These are serious uuoationa mat are
hutherlng Mrs stockton, ~ Wiiaams,
Arizona. and abe mas written Albu.
querQuu Santa Re officials for any In.
irmatl0n that they might have that
would throw light on her husband .
Dysieri0ns Disappearance. He left
home oveg q year ago. and Mrs. Stock
on fears above an ether things that
he has been foully dealt with. She
may attempt % recover q $4,000 In
euranco policy Engineer siocKOn had
with tho Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Enfigeors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
FIRST CLASS SITUA-
TIONS IN THE CIVIL
SERVICE
PAINTER

The United states civi service com.
mission announces an examination on
August 20. 1906, 20 secure oliglblea
from which 90 make cortincation 10 mn
vacancy I nthe position of carriage
and wagon painter $3.50 per annum, Ia
The qunriormastor'a department at
large. pr0siai0 of San Francisco, Cal.
and vacancies as they may occur IA
any branch OF the service requiring
similar qualifications For che specific
vacancy 10 be iilled applicants must
show 10 their applications that they
are experienced carriage and wagon
painters Attention rs invited TO the
fact that app lcations Tor the position
of painter may be illloa al any time,
but only those flled prior 20 1he hour
OF closing business or August 10, 1906.
with the United States civil service
commission. Washington, ID. O., IN com
ploto form, win % considered for the
specific vacancy mentioned. No edu.
caiional test win be gwen. and Il viii
not be necessary for applicants &c
appear at any place Tor examination.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
CONTEST ron CHAMPIONSHIP
or GAIT AND PLY CAgTlN

Kalamazoo, Mich, August f--The
International bait and ny casting tour.
namcnt under the auspices OF the kala'
muzoo Bali ana Fly casting olub be.
san hero this morning. Expert bait
and iy casters representing clubs 10
Chicago, New York, Racine. Toronto.
and other places are taking par, Ia ne
contest, which promises % be- Oi more
than ordinary interest inCfn will be
a number Of events IN long distance
and accuracy casting and the total
value of the cash aud plate prizes ak.
gregaio more than $1,000. Among
those taking part ia the tournament
are Ernest Bartholomew OF thla city.
the champion long distance bait caster,
who has a record ~ lg3 feet n q.
leonard, 81 New York ten woriu 3
champion salmon easter and John
Olennou, the Irish champion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

plenty Of time for that"
WIN you have e road bnilt into
che canyon where che saw min VIII ne
locatodfT was the next question fired
at Mr. Dye.
+ "Yof. il have fo have a road Of
some kind" he replied. "hul that's
another thing that haven't decided
yet. Who the details OF the sale are
Strengthened. Il VIII be time enough
70 make plans for setting the tim.
bcr."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

The unlied States civil service com.
mission announces nn eNamlaatlon en-
August 81. 2G. 1906, t0 secure eieIbiiPs
from Whicn to make cefHaealIon GO
1il vacancies as thnV may occur in
the positions III clerk and teacher in
the Philippine services Appointments
from this examination aFo usually
made at a salary oi 3. 200 Der Nnf
num hut ln case unusual Or exception.
~ qualifications are abewn the en-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
WILL WITNESS The MANEuv.
era or THE GERMAN ARMY

New York, August i.--tienofni wi.
liam r. Duyall, commanding general
q The department OF tie gulf. sailed
today Tor Germany 90 witness and
report 10 the war department Isl wash
lnEion upon the annual manopvora Of
the German army, wnt.a VIII take
place I'M September. General uuvali
viii remain abroad Tor npafly TWO
months and win snn homowafl from
kuiworp on September 90 white in
Germany. Gen Duyail and donorai
Barr, with whom he will De associated.
win ho congidcrcd tho gucgts OF Em-
poror william.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
aaaalsr and earnsntnr.

The United states civil service com.
mission announce an examination on
August ~. 49,. 90 secure ollglhlea
from which 90 make certifcaficn 10 an
vacancy IN the position OF saddlor
and carpenter 9iS0 per annum and
ration, Quariermaetora department az
large, Fort Mackenzie. Wye. and va.
cancies ~ they may occur in any
branch % the service requiring similar
qualifications. Applicants must lndl.
cate IN their applications that they are
qualified both aa saddler and carpeu-
tor. No educational fest VIII DO given
and it win not be necessary Tor appli-
canis 90 appear a. any place for ox'
amlnation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

"How 10 keep on periodic attacks Of
biilousnaaa and haUltual constipation
was n mystery that Dr. Kings New
Life pills solved for me-" writes John
N. Pleasant OF Magnolia. Ind. TIE
only pills that are guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction TO everybody or
money refunded only $50 at all drug.
slsGs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

of troubles that robbed y. N. Wolfe,
OF Bear Grove, Ia, OF IA usefulness.
came when he began taking Electric
Blitors. He writes Two years ago
kidney trouble caused me great sun.
erlng. which ] would never have sur.
vlved had ! not taken Electric Bit
tora They also cured me OF general
debility" Sure cure for al Htomach.
liver and kidacy complaints. blood dis.
eases. headache, dizziness and weak.
ness or bodily decline. Price zoe. Guar.
antocd by al druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

The United Biatoa civil service com.
missi1n announces az examination on
from which Go make cortincatlon 90
OH 90 least ton vacancies in the no.
iiilun OF nssistant enslner. ca salaries
OF fl.t00 tO $500 per annum and
two of more at "a salary of $500 per
aunum each. in tho nlllrnlnn service.
and similar vacancies as they may
occur in that service.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
FAMOUS ENGLISH aANp
OPENS ENGAGEMENT HERE

Aabury Park. N r.. August Tho
Royal hessea o th' Barn Band. tlo
famous Bngllsn band. which comes
from Whilfheld. near Manchester,
England and takes ita name from a
quaint old Lancashire village called
the BcaSoa b. % uarn opens lts Am
erlcah tOur here NJ tho Caelno today.
Tie band Viii fam1ln hero until Dc.
comber and VII make an extensive
tour Through the United States aud
Canada
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Rochester. n. = avg l-Tho "a.
tionai convention Of Retail jewellers
opened here yesterday with a large at.
tendance. representing every state la
the union Many important matters
viii ho discussed hy tho convention.
among Thorn the obnoxious practice
Of some jewellers 20 place on lho mar
ket Fnoda which are 0l an inferior
grade and are falsely marked ~
goods OF a superior Grade. This prac.
tico ~ considered lnlmlcnl 20 The To-
forests Of the Trade and on effort VIII
DO made 20 put q stop % a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Tho United States civil service com.
mission ANNOUNCES an 0xtmination on
August 2g 1906, to secure oiiFiblea
from walch to make cerlihcnllon 20 an
a vacancy in TIE position of engineer
% the hnrUau of science. Manila. 2. T..
af 81 500 pr anum, aud similar va
cancio8 o. itcy may Oecuf in the fhn.
inpino service
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

The United States clvii service com.
mission announces an examination on
August %. 1906. 90 secure eilgibles
from which TO make ceFtiicaiion to
on vacancies as they may occur Ia the
position Of clerk Cmale) In tho pana-
ma canal service on the iHihmua OF Pa.
mama, at $1,000 or sl,500 per annum.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
SANTA "a CENTRAL
ENJoVlNC AN INCREASE

ENJOYING AN lNGhHAee
s. ~. Grimshaw, assistant 20 tho
president and general manager ~ the
Santa he Central Railroad company,
arrived Ga the city from Santa Re
last might ON No T. coming down in
company with IA. u Nudge, hrat vice
president OF the Rock island. and w.
q. nFadhorry. a prominent owner OF
farm lands near Topeka, kaaa la Mr.
Mudgea private car.
~. urlmshaw stated that ne waa
here for short conference With Hon,
W. IA. Andrews, president Of the
Santa Re Central, relative tQ matters
pertaining Do the road Speaking of
the business along the line % the
santa Fc central, Afr 0rlnishaw, ga
conversation with a representative ul
The Evening Citlaen, saidi
Eve are enjoying al exccileui in'
crease OF business over last years
records. Many car loads oi brick are
heing handled hy uB from che Santa
We penltonuary to points throughout
the country, and We have hauled over
500. 700 pounds Of w'ol 30 far this
season
"Our local trafllc has increased won
NNNiNtNHt Do We MAN INV NNNHttN+H
about three times as much az We ala
last year in shipments Of merchan.
disc. farm implements, seeds and
things pertaining 20 the farm, ! &C.
count Tor this substantial increase by
virtue of the fact that the Eltaucia
valley Is iast hlling up With home
ateadtrs on a good class. who aye
coming 10 the valley to make ihell
future homes. and who are starting
al once into the business OF making
q farm. We have had a number Of
good rains la that district lately whlca
has had a tendency 10 make everyone
feel more than ever that the WALES
Ia the niacc FOR them.
eve have had from i2l % 100 home
seekers from tRufas recently who
nave settled 90 and around Esiancia
Morariiy aud Mcintosh, end thirty
I'VE hpme8eekora from Wichita. kaa.
ana thaf noighDsrnood, VIII arrive on
Wednesday of next week 20 settle a
the valley
SPEAKING 90 the oullooh iog sheet
shipments this season Mr. 0rlmeuaN
stated thai he placed tho estimate o
number ol sheep they would handl.
this CAN a. 10000 which be conaid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
IOWA DEMOCRATS IN
STATE coNVEN FloN

Waterloo. a., Aug 0.---DcleRates
20 the democratic state convention
were on hand today IN large numbers
than usual m advance OF The conyeD-
ton.
A. nearly al the veteran workers
% the party are here, conferences
viii be held 10 agroo upon the tonta-
live program az 20 ticket The lead
Ing candidates for governor are Geo.
w. Ball OF Iowa City, Claude Porter
of Centefyiile and John u. nenis0n 0f
Dubuque. Those who have arrived
are agreed upon Tor q strong endorse
moui of Bryan for the presidency.
Among the most conspicuous Ia this
movement are those who ln the past
have opposed Bryan. II ie expected
that platform viii demand Immediate
fetisoin % Che tariff aud the placing
OF some articles on the FREQ list
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

The United States olyil service com.
mission announces an examination on
August %. 1906. 20 secure oilgIbles
from which 20 make oorlihcatlon %
on vacancies na they may rocur Ia
the position OF tracer cf mechanical
drawings in the panama canal service.
az salaries renglng from fs3.33 TO 100
per month.
This examination % opun 90 malea
only.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

Prof. A. ~. Thompson. OF tao
United States geographical survey
died IN Washington. 70. O.. aged 81
years he was associated with Major
Howell his broihorin.law. in the a..
ploralInn of the Grand Canyon of ihe
Colorado which is on the Santa Re,
IN Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

w. r. McCroight business manager
Tor The CliiEon Publishing company.
Ion Saturday night On n business tfip,
which viii carry MIN o. Chicago and
Cleveland and wiz keep him absent
from tue city iW0 or rec weeks. Mr..
Mecreisht expects 10 return via the
"Choctaw' route.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

The Intense itching characteristic
~ salt rhoum and eczema is instantly
allaycd by applying Chamberialna
salve. AS cure for SKIN diseases
this salve Is unoqualod. For sale by
an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
Railroad Topics

orod q very conservative estimate
"rho aoagou win open earlier this
year. TOO. than IA former years we
having already received en- order Tor
the transporting OF thirty cars Of
sheen the l2ih Of this month from
Torrance. They are destined for the
Missouri River Feed and Transit com.
mny. 40 Crtode. Colo. Taking the
early movement and adVices VII have
received concerning the sheep ship.
mcnta. na n criterion, ! feel safe in
saying that The sheep business over
our lines mis- season viii easily
amount to 10000
iasi year the santa Fe Central
handled about pQ.oDl sheep, and Y MI.
0flmshaws figures are correct, q VIII
denote q great Increase in the sheep
Interests as wCll a8 n substantial in-
CREASE li business ior Che road with
which no 81 connected
Mr. GrlmehaW spent the dag here.
looking nftor business matters and
win leave this evening Tor his head
quarters 90 Santa fa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

New York, Aus. Mooney IN can.
steady, 2Mm 3 per cent. prime mer-
camille paper. 5hWM per cent; sill
yer cas- per cent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

The E pnso a Southwestern sys-
tenn he's iuat placed an order for 800
additional steel ore cars of a capacity
OF 400 600 ions each. which viii be
usoG ia hauling ore from the mines at
nisber lD me smeltnra ut Douglas.
The larTo increase ~ tonnage which
the opening of .le many new mines
at tho great Arizona mining camp has
made the order necessary.
The company has nov about 500
ore cars on toe work of hauling this
ore. but ihose have been found 90 be-
iuauoauate and the number d about
doubled by the recent order.
The contract. DC ia understood, calls
Tor iho delivery Of the FIRST lot OF cars
hy the frgt az OcioDer. and the Dc.
livery VIM be regular from then an.
iil She full order has been received
hy the company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

makes life nov as ssfe 90 that city a.
on The higher uplands r. w. 0oodlue.
who resides on Dntt0n street. in
Waco, IeE. needs no sea wall for
fafoiy He Wrltea. n have used Dr.
Kings New Discovery Cor c0naump.
tlon the PAST hYe years and u keeps
me- well and safe. Before that time
! had q cough Enica fuF years had
been growing worse. Now ne s0ne
Cerua ehfouie coughs, IA grippe. Group
whqoping cough and prcgcais pnou.
meuia. Pleasant io take Every SOD
% guaranteed AZ an druggists. Price
Soc end 81 Trial bottle fgce
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

NnllMAr conventions N lHNoi
August 2i--Natlonal Railroad Mas
Ger Blackamiths association 90 chi.
cage. ill.
August 2s--Traveilng Ensincora' %
ISOLATION af Chicago. no.
September Master Car and ioc9.
motive Painters association 90 Wash
inrton. ID &.
stptembr ts-AeaOclation OF Main
tenhnce Of Way Master Painters az
New York.
October American Street and In.
tcfurban Railway association at Co
lumhu8. %.
October iU--Amorcan Association q
General Passenger and Ticket Agents
at Atlantic City. N. ].
October iG-Aasociaucn of Railway
entertainments OF Bridges and Build
inRs ni Boston. Mass
October f7--nmorican Association
ol Railway Surgeons AZ Chicago, ~
GENERAL OFFICIALS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11

afaaal atsfHsH
New York, Aug. G-load auiel.
fs.ll. copper nfm. lfs0cH dM
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
CATTLE 8HIPMENT Jaw


Secretary Wilson. OF the department
OF agriculture. mas sct August as the
date on which be viii begin q rigid
enforcement OF the acl providing for
an extension q the time for unloading
and feeding cattle in transit from
twonty.eight 10 l...fly-aix hours
An the provisions with regard 20 the
old twenty.cight hour lag remain IN
force EXCEPT that the time for unload
ing. feeding and watering stock is eN'
tended 10 thItysiK hours. The cardi'
nal point % the provision fi-tt cattle
cannot ne carried by the roads beyond
twoniy-oient hours unless hy the wfie
ten consent OF the owners.
The secretary intends 90 assess the
max mum penalty for each violation ~
The law aud has 80 Informed the rail
roads by letter. Another important ioa'
turo is the provision relating 70 tho
proper iratcment % cattle during The
time OF unloading aud reloading. The
unloading Tor rest and feed must be
under sanitary conditions. In covered
pens az ample capacity, FREQ OF mud
and flth. and cattle must be provided
with proper prOvcnder and clean bed
ding
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
GENERAL oFFiciAL8
COMING from Both East and West fer
niocueslon Of General Policy
OF shc Road.

There viii BE- a large Galhoring of
Santa w. officials IN Albuquerque be-
tween tonight ana Monday Some Wa.
come from tne east and some viii
come from the vest The coast lines
will ho represented and the main line
officials are expected from President
Ripley down. The gathering win be
one oi general consultation. and some
future policy Affecting he entire santa
re system may reeplt EYery depart
mont viii be- represented. vice Prcsl.
dent Rendrlck and superintendent Of
Motive Power Alfred Lowell VIII rep
resent tAe motive power department
The maintenance department viii De
represented by the general managers
from boJh directions. ,. ~ nurlcy from
the cast ana A. q. Wells from tho
west. and the store and PURCHASING
departments viii be represented by
General PURCHASING Agent Hodges and
General aiorckecrcr ~. Al. Rico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-11
NEW EQUIPMENT

Fan FAHt Y = Y ~
According TO the announcement of
v. b. stileB. general passenger agent
of the El pAso a. Southwestern, az "a
Peso. tho Goldon State limited, oper
ntod ovof the Rock Island, The South.
western and the Southern Pacidc, Will
this fall DO made by far the finest
tranacoatlneutal train I'm operation.
New eQgipment for the train IL row
being secured, showing a number Of
important Improvements end inncya'
flons Mr.. Siiles denies a recent 70.
port that the Southwestern q 20 opor-
ate a train Of Us own 80 California
over the Southern uaciiic tracKs
IloWis Myers. the Las Vegas ma
chluist who was arrested by Captain
Fred Fornoif GA 8 United States war
rant, and roarrested BY sheriff Cicoiea
Romero on a territorial warrant AZ
ter furnishing bond In the frst case,
will be given a preliminary hearing
on next Monday morning before jus
tlco Of the Peace Felipe Baca Car
ella, at Las Vegas. Myers ls now In
carceratcd Ia the opunly iaii az Las
Vegas, having been taken there after
his release on bail from the territorial
penitenuary, where be had been placed
f3r safe keeping.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-15

formation that will establish clearly the fact that President Palma either does or does not in his administration represent majority of Cuban people. It will be for Secretary Taft and Act ing Secretary Bacon to determine for themselves whether in their opinion the best interests of the island are rep resented by the revolutionary forces or whether in the interests of order and public veal the future welfare Of Cuba the Palma government should be sustained. Pending their decision and report the naval forces of the United States will endeavor to maintain the status quo.
 President Roosevelt in letter to Se- nor Quesada. Cuban minister to the United States, just given out. says in part:
 "In this crisis in the affairs of the republic of Cuba write you not mere ly because you are the minister of Gu ba accredited to the government, but because you and I were intimately drawn together at the time when the United States intervened in the affairs of Cuba, with the result of making her m independent nation. You know how sincere my affectionate admiration and regard for Cuba are. You know that l never have done and never shall do anything in reference to Cuba save with such sincere regard for her wei fare.
 T desire now through you to say a word of solemn warning to your peo- pie. whose earnest wellwisher am.
 For seven years Cuba has been In condition of profound peace and of steadily growing prosperity. For four years this peace and prosperity have obtained under her own independent government. Her peace. prosperity and Independence are now menaced, for of all possible evils that can befall Cuba the worst is the evil of anarchy into which civil war and revolutionary dis turbances will assuredly throw her.
 Our intervention in Cuban affsirs will only come if Cuba shows that she has fallen into the insurrectionary hab. fl. that she lacks the self restraint nee. essary to secure peaceful self govern. ment.
 q solemnly sdjure all Cuban pstriots to band together. to sink all differences and personal ambitions and to remem. Der that the only way to preserve the independence of their republic is tc prevent the necessity of outside inter ference by rescuing it from the an' srchy of civil war.
 under the treaty with your govern. meut I as president of the United States have c duty in this marfei which cannot shirk. The third arti cle of that trau explicitly confes up on the United states the right to Inter yene for the maintenance in Cuba of . government adequate for the protec- tioa of life. prupeu and fAdlvi1ual nberfy.
 The information at hand GheWs tnat the social bonds throughout the is1and have been so reiared that ufe. pop- erty and individual liberty are no Iaoe- CT safe. I have received sufb0fie h. fsrnaf5cu of injszy to and dsssxSco0 q ADa5cas ysypsg