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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

and lott yesterday morning for his
Taos home
meeting Of Trustees Of the Reform
School
Tho trustees 90 tho reform school
of New Mexico held "a meeting satur-
day afternoon last nt the olnco OF Dr.
j. a. Sloan IN the Capitol building,
santa Be- There were present nr. j.
U Sloan chairman. NcnCealaO Jnra-
milo. secretary and treasurer. and An
tonic DO NnrFar. member Outstanding
accounts against The board we're pre-
scented. audited and ordered paid as
far as che funds in tho treasury of Che
board would permit The board then
adjourned subject 90 the call of the
chair.
Meeting Of Medical Board.
The Hcmi-nnnual meeting of the
New Mexico board of hoalih. was
called 10 order no the Capitol building,
Santa ~. yesterday morning nt U
O'Clock Dr. q. Vs. Harrison OF AL
buuuorauo president 90 the board; ~.
ID. Black uf las Vegas. secretary, ].
q Shulor 0f Ration. W. W Radcliffe of
Holen. aud >. A Maeaio of Santa Pc,
we're ln attendance. There were forty
five applicants for permits t0 prac-
ticc medicine in the territory "a
creator number than go any previous
meeting The hoard was busy ail day
examining applications preparatory So
granting licenses 90 those entitled 90
receive them lt viii probably require
two days before the board completes
its labOra.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
THE SLAYER THE "APosTLEs'
WIFE AND SHOOTING SCENE.

Seattle. wash. May 90 Homicide
has made "a climax 90 the affairs of
the "HOly Rollers religious fanatics
George Mitchell shot and Instantly
killed Edmund Crefneld. founder and
leader OF the sect, to ayongo the honor
Of hiss two sisters. The slayer Of
Apostle joshua as Cremold called
himself. gave himself up 70 tho OF.
hCera. and does not seem 10 worry.
"I've got my man. Am In jail Is
the unique telegram he sent 20 o. v.
Hurt OF Corvallis, ore, father OF the
dead mans wife.
Il came here from Portland for the
purpose OF killing Cremeld.' he ex-
planned afterwards. II saw hiII and
his wife on First avenue. and shot the
man. That's all there Is TO a. lie
ruined my two sisters and ! took his
life"
Crehield recently was released from
the peniteptiary. after serving two
years for Illicit relations with women
followers. Prior 20 Crehield's convlo-
tion, the peculiar ceremonies Of the
sect behind closed doors and by the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
MANY OFFICERS DESIRE
BROADER oENERAL6l4lP.

Washington, ID. c., May 22,-speCu-
latlOn 10 once M 70 rife IN the army
concerning the appointment OF brig.
adler general on the retirement of
General James A. Buchanan. now In
the Philippines. on May 81 The va
Caucy has already attracted "a long
list of candidates, including captains
Of comparatively junior grade. n 81
pretty we'll known that Captain j. j
Pershing of the Fifteenth Cavalry.
who rs on duiy as military atlacho m
Japan, has been booked for one Of the
brIgadicr goneralshlps Ho may Boz
appointed on May 80. but previous 10
his appointment Il ls likely several
Officers Will be- appointed and retired
In the rank OF brigadlor general n is
understood that the president ls not
disposed 90 encourage applications
from junior officers. but in the case of
Captain porshlng tho promise of an
polntment WAS made some time ago.
Tho president admircs porshing for
his gallantrv in the held, and no b
the only junior officer 60 De mentioned
ln an annual message of the president
ns ana example of individual intro-
nCdlty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
Quiz Il BRIGHT
IN ALG0D0NES
No Regret Felt For Passing
Away Of late Grand and
Petit JurieS.
SAYS JuRrt, UR,UP THE POWER

Special Correspondence
Algodonos, ~ N. May 2t-Thi.
promlsos o. De the banner yesr foi
crnfe IN thls part % tho country. AZ
falfa o. now ready for The FIRST cut
ting and several viii commence ihil
week The hrst cutting VIII ho q
very heavy crop. much over the AVER
ego. The wheat crop "a IN excellent
condition So far. other crops are
also looking well Applrs. peaches
pluma, cherries and other fruits are
On prime condition. and cn the whole
the outlook is the best for many
years. ThCTc ere no grass hnppora
OF other insects al yet 90 iEiuro the
crops. 30 great regret is fof boy
che majority OF the people of thls
place for the passing away ~ the
late lnmoniod grand and petit iurlcs
% 8andoyal county Yet tho blame
should not De- laid GA tlo men VINO
composed the luriea u should be-
placed where &c rlghtfully belongs U
is a GOOD thing Tor the Second judi.
cial district that we have q district
attorney who has thn courage and
honesty to publicly condemn such an
Outrage en- public Justice, There ia a
romfdy whlch might be applied IN
such cases as this. and that would Dc
90 have The legislature pass a law de.
frnnchising any precinct or county
where che law cannot be enforced on
account Of some clique or faction not
being willing 90 allow iurlea 90 pun.
Ssh the guilty who belong 90 their fac.
tion ln CasEa that are connected
with political schemes. and not inire.
uuontiy in those in which political
men are parties 90 tha suits. 70 is
otter found trai the general prtdiu.
dices or partlalitlos OF the outdoor
factions enter the jury box This 81
most sr.uus evil, Too. fr even
when the feeling does not produce "a
direct and fragrant wrong Dc ls very
apt 81 far TO temper the right as 90
deprive % OF much OF De virtue
What / most complain OF Is the
fact that the Jurors are fast becOm-
ing judges They are even getting 10
be Legislators, making tho law as
well as Interpreting a. How often
does it happen that the court tells
the jury that such is TIE law, and The
Jury comes ln with a verdict which
tells tho court that such Is not the
law.
We are M some hopes that the feel
ings OF tho law and order portion of
our county will be So aroused that
when tho election comes on this fall
We will BE- able 10 elect a fairer and
more impartial set OF men 20 carry
on the AFFAIRS Of che county Som,
OF the present officers are very good
but We want them all go0d, n posi-
BILE. j. IA. ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
NO BIDDERS FOR
RIO PUERCO END
OF the Belen Cutoff, as Not
Enough Time Allowed
For the Work.
IMPORTANT QUESTION Of WATER

70 ls understood that ths sauta DC
has not BEEN successful ln placing the
subtracts FOR the no puorco end Of
The cutoff, bids f0r which were called
for some weeks ago The reason Tor
this. % ls sai0, o. that the railroad
company ia n too much oi a hurry 90
ket the work done. when the high
class OF construction demanded o.
taken into confederation, and that the
EuhcuntraCiors could NOT gee used 90
the idea OF DOING % lu che time re-
quifed The understanding that the
contractors time ia 40 BE- Iguggnihcuod
somewhat and that Che bids viii be-
called for again in the near Future
Tho Cut-On is being built on tle plan
Of che old established railroads of the
east Every Uulvort 81 stone or con-
crete, tho track is as solid as II u had
been subject 90 the treatment of years
and q naturally takes more time 10
build such a railroad. than for tho
hasty construction Of the average
western limo.
Construction OF Rio Puurco end ia
estimated % require between seven
and eight months after actual con-
struclion begins
ANN N'ANhNANtA quo NA. NHfn ANN'
nected up with Mountalnair and will
probably be into willard this week.
This Is the permanent line and like
the rest of the cut ION 10 rs being built
10 stay forever
Track laying will commence from
sunRyside west as soon as the false.
work on the great pecos bridge rs
completed so that steel can be brought
In from the Texlco end. The big rock
cut east of Epris will not be- cOmplCl-
cd for long time. but the temporary
track viii 90 around 10 no that the
line viii be practically complete. and
its completion will aid materially in
fastening construction work.
The false work on the big bridge az
sunnysido o. nearly complete Three
Of the great piers have been complot-
cd and three more are above the wa
ter line. There aio an In all twenty
two Of these piers, each one OF which
% small mountain OF concrete. The
false work alone on this bridge d an
engineering feat OF 20 small proper.
lions
The shallow well az Encino IN which
n good flow of water has bean found
has proved disappointment. for al
though there is plenty OF water Il Is
so strong In alkall that g Will not do
for the engine boilers aud 80 q deer
well Is to be- put down at once lt IS
hoped that artcslan water will De en-
/ countered Ia this well.
Some further prospecting for water
will so on az Epris, but there is not
much hope OF finding 10 without great
/ depth, Failing 20 flnd u. Il is UNDER
stood that the company proposes "a
put In a pipe line from Willard. where
good water is plentiful. The pipe line
viii De a rather expensive proposition
but it merely goes TO show the per-
manency OF the work the Santa Nc d
doing on the cut-On. As this work
noars completion & Is more and more
I plain that the cut-on line will be- one
az the finest examples of new railroad
construction In the history of railroad
building IN America.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
BRICK PLANT
FOR GALLUP
EASTERN CAPITAL INTERESTED
nv MAKING BRICK FROM GAL.
LuP FIRE CLAY.

The brick plant which was men.
toned In last weeks Issue OF the Gal.
lup Republican, ia 10 be- built az the
Caana mine. near Gallup. and opera.
lions are 90 begin within the next
few days The local parties interest.
ed IN tho plant are Edward Beyard
and william Patching.
81. Louis capital has been Interest.
ed IN the venture, and enough stock
has been subscribed and paid for 10
purchase an The necessary machin.
cry erect buildings and put the plant
on a productive basis. The machin.
cry has been ordered, and hy this
time Us ON the road 10 Gallup The
plant will be- automatic az far as pos
sihlo ANA very little hand work win
De necessary ln the manufacture OF
.he brick The plant will turn out
building hrlck and ornamental brick.
The capacity .s estimated 60 be So.
GOO a day and arrangements are be.
ing made 90 increase the capacity 90
10000 per day
Besides operating the brick plant
the company viii mine coal from The
| Casna mine. not Tor sale hui for the
use of the plant iu the boilers aud
brick kilnE The necessary formall
tlos have been gone through to taxi,
Iup the Casna c.a al lands
Mr. Beyard who ls the original
promoter OF the brick making com
pany. has been with tine Santa Fo fol
iour gears aud Win leave the employ
of tho company within che month O.
assume tho management OF the oroC
lion of the plant aud lts operation
The people of the city of GalluI
viii certainly bo pleased t1 know thai
the building aud operation of a man
ufactur.ng plant 800 near the city 90
ACTUALLY "a fact lt is common knowl
! edge here thar tine great deposits ui
FIRE clay ln this vicinity were of yalu,
as raw material fur q high Ernde OF
brick. hut up to tho prescn, time no
organized EFFORT had been made q,
produce me finished product
AZ to a market for the Gallup brick
that has already been found in thl,
territory and in Arizona whore Their,
/ De- an Increasing demand for this elias.
/ of building material The plant viii
employ % large number of men AN,
viii bo the means 0f bringing another
uly rOl tn Gallup
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

family Tho present heir is Prince
Reschai. brother OF the sultan. and
after him comes the sutanh nephew,
Prince Youssouf.
Both those princes are degoncratcs
and ABDUL a. anxious that neither
shall follow him as the ruler OF
Turkey
Boschat lives solely for the con
sOla'ion OF bis hsrem. and has no
friends who would obec 90 the sal.
ian's plans 90 cut him on as an heir
10 the thr ne, but iOussouf while
dlsaolute is a man of courage and he
is feared. a. present Abdul ihns
placed him In exile in a little village
la Asia Minor where no Is eual He'd
from plottors and plotting by a com.
pany of soldiers
Abduls son, Prince Mehmed, is 81
years ola. and Is the brlghtcst mem
Scr OF one royal family he has had a
sea training aud 10 an Intellectual
GIANT compared with the harcm.
mised Osmans. However. he is By
the present law but fourteenth On the
line of succession and fcr that reason
Abdul Is trying hla best TO fix things
80 'hat some day he may be tho com.
mandor Of the faithful
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
SANTA PC FOLDER FoR
ELkal CONVENTION


The square Santa Fo trade mark.
tho dial of "a clock With an clk's head
prOtruding from a. and "Elks Excur
Sion 90 Denver" In royal purple. and
a summer Girl IN green, half reclining
on a steamer trunk. with golf sticks
and suit cases piled around her, forms
the artlsiical'y Dc iTncd froutigpicco
of q folder me passenger department
Of the Santa Re has given the pub.
DC on The annual convention OF the
-. r. O. ~ 20 be- held al Denver. July
1921 w. g.. Cook, travelling freight
and passenger agent for the Santa ne,
had a bunch OF thGm today. and that
is the W. The Citizen got one. Il
"a a folder { eight pages, containing
1ll the useful Information about the
way Co Denver and chat viii be there
at the convention that any one could
possibly GAnt 90 know and doubtless
more. too. In fact. u is quite com.
pleto. even 10 The extent Of telling
the time and schedule OF an the spo.
cial trains that will be run from the
various parts OF the country 90 the
convention city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
NOT MUCH CONCERNED
OVER THEIR HANGING
DAVID ARoUELLo AND JOHN
MEDLock TO HANG AT RATION
ON FRIDAY, MAY 25.

In the same s,oloal manner that
his old friend Joe Johnson, awaited
the end az the Canon City peniton-
tiury some months ago, SO does David
Arguollo in the county lail 30 Ration.
view the passing ~ the days that are
fastening him 10 Ms doom Arguollo
and Johnson we've personal &C.
qualniancos and they seemed 10 have
been constituted much alike
Argucll0 is 90 die Friday on tho gall
loas Preparations have been made
by sheriff Marion I.iiiroll 20 COlfax
county. for the execution, and every.
thing is In readiness The only thing
that can save Argucllo now As a ro.
spite from the governor. and @ is not
believed that this viii be- granted
him John Medlock a negro, 81 to be
hanged the same dgy as Arwollo
10 Us said that Arguello manileHs
little emotion over hs fate. He takes
the matter quite sioIcally and gives
little expression 10 hls thoughts.
ArWuello is to be- hanged for XIII
ing Francisco Garcia. one OF Sheriff
Davis deputies The sheriff had com
missioner Garcia 90 arrest ArEuollo.
waiting him for the cold-hluOded muir.
der of Mrs. Celia DWnrt. az Bowen.
about two years ago. Garcia located
Arguollo with a throshlng outfit on
J0hnsOn'a mesa, near Ration, and when
be went over 10 arrest him, The muir.
deror shot him down.
There % little chance that Arguello
win escape the pallows The fact
That ho killed am oiilcor who was try.
log tu arrest him Tor another brutal
murder. went against him. and d is
not believed that Governor Hagoman
win Intervene
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

my rash determination 10 do some.
/ thing tu FREQ The thousands that were
/ being crushed By q. ] believed that
| u Mr. Prick we're killed, others who
were graaplng the bread away from
/ the poor people. would take warning
and allow every one fair chance and
an equal share IN the good things Of
/ existence.
/ ! thought that n he were ont % the
way the worhlngmen whose families
were starving at Homestead would be-
pvt 20 work aud their troubles end
There are times ] believed then
end do not know whether I totally
/ disbelleyo now, when wrongs become
so griovous that yindicaiion can come
/ only by 83mo one person taking the
case iu hand and unnlhllailng tho
cause OF % an.
But ] have learned much. DOUBT
NJ the most good FOR the oppressed
can Do accomplished by taking a re-
I vulvor. "a bomb or knife. and going
after the person responsible for So.
/ u is better, ! think 90 ieach an mo
/ oppressed who their enemies are and
/ who are responsible FOR their condi
/ lion. and let them unitodly cast on
] NY. f""'H ~ WY "iNHA INV i pr
/ viii
! I have taken good care OF my body
and am strong physically My health
I could not De- better. considering my
I limited privileges. Most OF my friends
are in Russia. but have a great
many In America. / shall be- glad TO
see them. They have sent me lots
of roailng matter and plenty. I pre-.
sumo. which the prison authorities
have never permitted me 10 read.
] expect 90 80 10 Russia as seen a.
/ I Went some Of my old friends In this
| country. But after that my plans are
not laid but { am us ] was an ca.
envy ~ capital, as it represents inius.
tico. 0nd shall fight ~ aH long az God
gives me life-not with arms. nccos.
sarily. but wish nasot and iutelli.
gcncu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
UNIVERSITY OF NEW
MEXICO CONDITIONS
COURSE IN MECHANICAL, ELEc.
TRlcAL, CIVIL AND MINING en-.
oiNEERiNo TO &c INSTALLED.

Prof Rupor' r. Asplund. Instructor
uf Latin and Greek IN the University
of New Mexico. az Albuquerque and
who has been appointed by the board
of regents 90 visit the high schools OF
the territory, affiliated with the inat-
tuition, for the purpose OF talking with
this years graduates, with a view 90
encouraging them 20 become students
nf the University. arrived In Santa Re
ON "Wednesday, says the New Mexican.
Santa Re is the hrst city which he
visited, and while here he spent his
time interviewing the pupils Of the
local high school During the fore
noon no talked % the seventh and
eighth grades, aud told them 10 a con-
sentative manner. what the uniyer-
aity Of New Mexico has to offer ia
the way OF preparatory course. In
the afternoon he spoke TO the senior
class, and outlined the college course
In detail lie told them Of the various
departments and the facilities which
the Institution has for teaching them.
Converting the University, Prof
Asplund Is very enthusiastic. and had
the following 20 say 20 a New Mexican
representative;
"The institution n noV m he ff-
teonth year, and better IMAM II ever
was before We have more students
and the courses are better IN every
department This year we had % stu
dents and there we're eleven graduates
ffom the college, normal and proparr
atOry courses. The faculty consists of
twelve instructors, including prosl.
dent W @ Tight, aud they are COM
potont On their departments.
1.-THE board nf regents has decided
that beginning next term COURSES iu
electrical. mechanical, civil and min
ing engineering VIII be- taught. and
Prof, Cadhy OF the University of Wis
cousin has been secured 90 take
charge of thle department This vii
'he a splendid addition 90 our Instl-
tuition, and we expect at least six stu
dents to- take up some one of thoH,
courses at the beginning OF next term
We have SUFFICIENT equipment FOR then
90 last two years and % is thought Bog
that time the classes viii have in.
creased enough 90 warraci tho boarJ
Of regents 20 Install additional appar
afuB."
Prof Aspiund lcft Tor las Vegas
u1d will visit the following schools
which are affiliated with the Uni
yergity and from which $50 pupils vii
graduate this season Albuquerque
Jas Vegas. clayton. Ration, Roswell
Carlsbad pemlng Gallup Alamo
Fordo. Santa Rosa and Pennington
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
ERECTION o. BUILDING


New Yorb May 22-Tho announce
mont has been officially made that
81 100000 has been conditlonally
promised by wealthy New Yorker
toward the erection and endowment
81 a united hno arts building 70 house
the dozen societies composing the
Fine Arts Federation This scheme.
formulated several years ago, has ru.
celyod fresh impetus since the union
of the National Academy OF Design
and The Society OF American Artists,
as was expected
John W Alexander. a member of
the National Academy OF Design. has
estimated the cost ~ financing tho
scheme az $4,000 600. az least appro-
prlatlnR tl,000.00O each for site,
building and endowment Other ar
lists. however. maintain that a site
in the central part OF the city viii
cost more than si,000.000
A member of tho committee on
ways and means, appointed 90 raise
az least taO00.000. Tor the project,
says that with the pledge OF the 81
600 600 mentioned there has been a
revival Of talk about getting the site
Of the LonOx Library Wien this site
was discussed last year q was found
ca be held al too high n figure and
was. moreover considered by some
members OF the confederation too far
up town.
other members are OF the opinion
that the city should create park In
which the united lne arts. building
could be- erected. and should contrib
ute 10 tho support OF a central a.
home as q contributes 10 the support
of the Metropolitan Museum OF Art
and American Museum OF Natural
History.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
LAWYER USES KNIFE ON
NAN WHO ATTACKS HIM.

'Wc wIl settle thnf contest now,
said o. Van Wrinkle. OF Artesla. az
he met Charles Gilbert, an attorney
of Roswell. on the main street of Ar.
tesla. Gilbert was knocked down
with "a rock. and as De arose, he at.
tackled Won Wrinkle with a knife. cut.
ling tcr.blo cash ia his arm and
stomach
Van Wuklo came near bleeding 20
death ana rs M "a serious condition.
Gilbert uls taken overland 10 Carls.
bad anu placed ln iail later be-
waived a preliminary hearing and he
bond wa. liked ai $500 re lmmodi
atcly gave "a bond lor $4,000
E Vs. Gilbert. a brother OF The man
attacked Hg Van Wrinkle had h,ed q
contest o1 p claim valued ne $4,000
and This ar,ed enc dlinculiy. There
have been numerous contests nlod
here ana many Mlllngs are freely pre-.
dlctcd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
STATE CONVENTION

Dallas. Tex. May 22.-The state
convention of the Eiks OF Texas OPEN
ed yesterday with every prospect OF
success The number of delegates ~
unusually large and tho city Is crowd.
ga with visitors who have been at
tracted by the convention and the ies-
tiyities which will make Il memorable.
An elaborate program for the enter
tainmont of the visiting delegates has
been prepared by the local lodges and
the citizens will make every effort 10
make things as pleasant for the Elka
as % is in their power 90 make them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
ANNUAL CONVENTION or
HOSIERY MANUFACTURERS.

Philadelphia. Pa. May 22,--The sec
ond annual convention OF the National
Association OF Hosiery Manufacturers
opened here today AZ the hrst con-
vention, about 200 manufacturing es-
Adjustments Of the country were rep
resented. while at the present con-
yentlun nearly 500 are represented.
There are nav more than 1900 hos
ieFy manufactures in the United
States. and Il ~ expected that all OF
thom viii Join the organization before
long Haruld Lamb OF Union Point.
Ga. IS president of the association,
and will preside az the sessions OF the
convention
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26
ASSESSMENTS RAISED ON
OKLAHOMA Rail pOADi

The territorial toard OF railroad a.
SCISSORS OF Oklahoma. has announced
graph companies and electric lines
Tor TIE current year All OF the lar
ger roads with the exception Of thu
Rock Island. are raised on some Ci
their liuts The Katy" iB hit the
hardest, the assessment on its main
line being raised from $1,000 20 &c.
zoo. The santa FEES eastern Okla
bona line is raised from $1,000 ic
So GOO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-26

light Of candles. became so objection
able 10 the people Of Corvallis. ore.
that tho authorities were appealed to.
Many " the Holy Rollers" have
been sent 20 the insane asylum.
Among them was Creilold's present
wife, then Ida NJ Hurt She rocOv-
cred, and got a divorce while Croniold
was In the ponitentiary On hts re-
turn, however. she remarked him In
Seattle despite the protests OF her
family. She claims he ~ gulltless u
Mitcholl's charges.