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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
Value Of street Franchlss.

The tendency with which the rail.
road companies Gins 20 n right Of way
Ia the streets, is illustrated by the
case Of Park place, In which street
The railroad company has laid an en-
tire new line 0f rails, although U has
moi run any cars at al over it IN
years. except within o few months,
when Il began running a single horse
car. which ran up and down the two
blocks and 10 around into Barclay
street. IN the latter street the one car
also held the right of way. but not
~ IN Veaey street. whore the City
authorities we're able 10 order the
cars out on a prescript OF the court.
The authorities wanted 10 lay down
now wooden pavement so the rail-
read people laid new tracks In Park
place. and themselves supplied the
tracks with the new pavement which
viii be extended over the full width
nf the street. The car run over the
tracks takes IN about q nickle for a
fare. every day or two, and the con
ducior and driver consider L quite an
event when a passenger gets aboard
Hut the railroad company holds on
20 the tracks just the SAME.
Best Msrrled Woman IN World
Mrs Mary y. Wakeman.saunders'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
CORNER STONE OF SILVER
CITY ELKs' HOUSE 4

The corner stone OF thcnow Ellis
hail waa laid Tuesday afternoon. says
The Silver City Independent no "a
ofciaos attended tke laying Of me
stone al had been plated &c being
deemed inoporinne 81 ihla limo 81
mold tho exercises owing Oh tho as
seuce from ihe cliy of many mombnfs
oiihe lodge. stress oi che political
campaign. etc. However the CoTf-
moulca attending lhe dedication viii
he ali ihc more elaborate By reason
pl ihlg fact ano a FNat cline can -
confidently looked forward 90 in Eik.
dom az The dedication % the now
building Oh mo tin.bOx which waa do.
p0aitcd lu the cornerstone were plac
ed roster at the lodge members.
iiaf ~ tho lodge onIcefa. a copy of
the bylaws ANA copies % the silver
city papers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

Tho domucTnI8 % EuuY c0unIY re-
Gently held their convention and
nominated the following candidates:
John W. Armstrong probate iudgoi
W r. owen probate clerk. j. ID.
Christopher. sheriff; w a. Merchant.
collector and treasurer; John o. Nc
Keen. tax Assessor, NJ. y. Kerr,
school superintendent; A. G.. Heard
ana George Wilcox. commissioners;
Joe Cunningham county surveyor,
James o. Cameron. councilman for
the Twelfth district; James w. Mul-
Inns. representative for the Nine
teenth district
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
IN
DISEASE AND
IN REMEDY
How Physicians Cure Typo
chondrld by PraCtlClng
DeluSlOns.

Norfolk. Va. Oct. "a won known
Hrltish physician. writing tO tho Brit
iah Medical Journal tells 90 "a remark.
nhlc case nf imaE.nory disease that
was cured Dbl ana imaginary nrorailun
The case came under The operations
0l ST. ilchelo'. surgeon of the C0ch.
Ono h1 piial Paris. who told of BE- io
"a number of hiH cciicnguca A peas
ant woman. VINO claimed she had n
lizard ln her stomach inquired if 70
could be- removed she affirmed the
reptile had tOnRutod her h.dy for two
score years and that % had kept from
nor the food Intended for her nuur.
lshmeut After q careful examination
nr Richcl0t discovered that the wo
man Was suffering from an halluciua
tlun and he determined o. relieve her
.ly an imaginary operation Ga laparo.
tony When shu came from undor
ihe Influence of the aneaihetic be-
showed her q live lizard, that he hal
procured for the purpose. aud the
poor woman was oVerioyrd. She be-
gan Immediately to take on nosh and
ives soon apparently perfectly we'll
again
This story suggests "a parallel Incl.
N|NNN NNNAN MN| NN|NNNNNN NNMNN NHNNIHN'
haven Bay near the site of The Iamc1.
Town exposition on Hampton Roads.
near Norfolk. Va. An oyatprman be-
came possessed oi the idea thar an
oyster was growing .n hia stomach.
io said u was Immense and that %
almost hllod That important organ Of
digestion. Ho could feel the bivalve
open and close ita shell sad uworo
that the thing didn't leave him enough
food 90 Keep him alive
What troubled MIN more han the
presence Of that oyster in his interior
was thar be foit certain u contained
e pearl of fabulous size and priceless
value A. time went on and the oy
stor grew the afflicted mans vanity
waXed fai apRce and, being assured
that ne was a millionaire by virtue OF
the jewel concealed In the dark. un-
tathomed rocosaes of his viacorn. hc
became 40 egOlistlcaily insunorahlc
90 his aareclaiea that they threatened
20 send him TO an asylum for the In
sane.
This alarmed him and after few
days he disappeared going no one
knew whittier. bat after few
months returned To Norfolk and IA
formed his friends that be had entirely
recovered from "oygeritls' or what
ever The disease might be called and
that q Camden, New Jersey, doctor
had brought about the cure Accord
Ing 20 hia report the doctor had given
MIN something 90 dissolve the OyHi W
shell, and this done, the entire OBJ
! siructlon WAS removed by an ometio
"A 40 the pearl he was sorry "a ro
late that the medicine ndminlal0rea
to dissolve the oyster shell had
| doubtless. also destroyed the pearl
/ Ho regretted the loss Of hiH wuaiia
but was glad to be- able again 90 cal
o square meal and keep II on f0r him
self
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
TERRITORIAL POLITICS


The San Juan county democrats
nominated the following ticket; For
probate clerk, J.. @. Ehleni Cor treas
uror and collector. w. q. Black; for
sheriff. y. G.. Vaughan; county CONF
missioners. r. j. Chambers. LeonOr
Garcia for assessor Richard Hen
bricks; for school superintendent. Dr.
g, y, smith. for probate Judge Frank
Mir; for constitutional delegate w
NJ. Danburg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

Al a convention held by the Social
lst party IN Santa re Saturday even
ing there was a fairly good attend.
hnco and the members OF the party
worked Ia harmony 90 make a sue
cess OF the session, The following IL
the ticket nominated:
Delegate 20 congress. W. p. Met
calf; members OF house OF Twenty
seventh legislative assembly. A. q.
Delgardo and q. q. Rutherford;
county commissioner FIRST district,
Gustavo Dickerman. county commits
sioner second district. Edward NH
or, sheriff. ~. r. Dobbin. assessor,
n W Wise; probate clerk. q. p. An
dcrson; treasurer and ex-oihcio coll
lccgor, H. y Metiey; probate judge
John - Rose; superintendent OF pub
llc schools. RomulO H. lopez sur.
voyor. n Wilson; delegates to che
constitutional convention. j. n. BlaiB.
Edward Miller W. r. D0hbin and Gus
Dlckerman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
PENSIONS FOR
THE OLD SOLDIERS
DELEGATE ANDREWS USING al8
Observation-Disclosures
poeTOFFiCE ITEMS.

The Following pensions and In
crease of ponslOIa have been allow
cd:
John Reid. Fort Thomas. Ariz, IN.
crease Of pension TO $40 from August
81. 1909
Jennie % Evans. Phoenix. Arlx.
pension Of IS from May g2. 1906
Merritt Clark Mesa. Ariz, increase
Of pension 10 gi2 per month from
September ., 1906.
Yuan Candelafla salazar. Cuboro.
y a. Increase OF pension 20 fi2 per
month from August i5. 1906
Antonio DO Jesus MARTINEZ Canil
Ion y. ~. increase az pension 90 gi2
per month from August 2s. 1905.
Jose Madrid OF ChapoFit0 N ~
increase Oi pension 90 ei2 per month
from August %. 1906
Fred 81 Millor Vinurla. N. M.. To-
creaap 0f pension 'o si0 per month
from September 3. 1906
poatoffce Notea
Irwin Green has been rp-nppOinted
postmaster at uoa Mulne# Union
cauuts
Mrs Emma Seward has bron ape
pointed poBimisiress at Tres Piodraa,
Taos county
View poHtofdce established nt Pot.
ter Union county. VIM 8 Potter APP
pointed postmaster
The star service between Wagon
mound. Aurora county and Aurora,
Coifax county. has been heightened
ave miles a0 as % lneludo the poat-
ofnce az Nandor'iaa, CnlfRg county
The mime Of the poaiofhce at Clear
Greek, ancurr0 county has been
changed 90 0icnwn1d and the ONCE
has been moved Eve miles south "
iif former location George W. Rowe
Has been rtapp0inicd postmaster
re- 0tnceB have been established
Pa Allen Quay county. 20 D. served
from Endee. eight miles lo tho north
james q Walker postmaster, and AZ
Harauc0s, Quay couaiyi 90 b. served
1m Puerto. six miles 10 the west
'ry j. Nelson postmaster.
'1afOincoa have been established
Dora Roosevelt county. to BE-
served from porales. twenty miles
mo north Frederick Humphrey
master ard ai Mafrd Santa -
e fty. 10 bo money order office
lf go BE- served from CefillOs three
u 90 the north William ~ Cham.
lef postmaster
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
STOCK THIEF ARRESTED
BROUGHT TO LAS VEGAS
HAD STOLEN TWO HORSES AND
ELEVEN HEAD or CATTLE
WHEN RUN DOWN.

man by the name Of Santiago IA.
dina. who also goes by the name Of
Santiago pena stock thief, was
brought 90 town late yesterday after
noon by William noylan and lodged
In the county Jail which viii be- his
Quiet and undlsiurbed abiding place
t'll the November court, when he viii
doubtless have justice melted out 10
him, says tho Las Vegas Optic The
fellows capture was effected hy Boy
Ian % san Rafael, Union county, ~.
81. some days ago.
II seems that padila alias pcna.
had been employed by Boylan ON his
ranch Ia the course uf time he hur-
rowod horse from him 90 go 90 a
bailo in the noirhhurhood but in
stead. rode the animal to a nolgh-
boris place. where the Boylsn horse
was displaced by a gray horse The
saddle ana bride were taken OF and
put on the last horse stolen, which
seemed 20 suit the lhief's fancy bet-
ter The nuylan horse was left on
pasture
The man not returning 10 his place
OF employment tho next morning with
the borrowed horse. noylan lost no
time IN making hot pursuit. catching
up with the man In thu COrrumnaw
country with him. besides tho stol-
en- horse belonging 10 neighhor
were found eleven head Of cattle
which the fellow had appropriated on
hia trip across the country, eight
hoad Of which we're Identified az be.
longing "a a rRnchman residing near
Springer. n N. The owner Of the
other three head has not been found.
They are branded with q quarter cir
Gle track.
padilla will bo prosecuted here for
the appropriation OF the horse flesh
and la Cnlfax county for the theft Of
the h9of and horns.
J nd. Halnes has received a letter
from his friend, J. u. DOW. giving the
sad Intelligence Of a serious accident
which happened the other cay 60
Miss Grace. the aoyenteen.yoarol
daughter OF Mr. Dow Her clothes
caught lro from q gas stove and be-
iGre the flames could be extinEulahod
the young lady was horribly burned
and q Is feared fatally Mr. Dow
viii be remembered as a clerk ut
the Donahue HARDWARE company
store. In this city, few years ago
llo aud family now reside 90 Callxo
/ Cal He % a brother of Milton ana
y. A Dow Of Chilli.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
j. w RAYNOLDs.
Secretary Of New Mexico.


superintendent clinton }. Crandall,
OF the United States Indian Training
school, Ia Santa Re. has received in.
formation that bis recommendation
and plans for the construction Of ad-
ditional buildings "a the United states
Indian Training school az Santa ne.
for which fi6000 was appropriated.
during the first session Of the nifty.
ninth congress, have boea approved
by the commissioner of indian aiaira
and are now in the office OF che aocre.
iary 81 the interior for examination
and approval The appropriation ga
this instance was secured tO a great
extent hy tha good work 0f Delegate
w ~ Andrews and The construction
of me additional hulldinhs will aSa
materially "a the extent and comfort
Of the Indian training school near
that city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

'0W cause chronic constipation.
nHu hegnlels operate eaaily. tone
stomach. cure couaiipaiion zoe
gonT druggist f0r them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

suffered day and night the tor
moni Of itching piles Nothing help
"a me until ! used DOan's Ointment.
u cured me permanently Hon,
John r. Garrett mayor Glard. Ala.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
Or. ". D. RADCLIFFE
BAHQUEHED At ROSWELL

Br william Radcliffe OF Belan. s.
49, who is Ia the city aa the guest
og Clarence ullory, vas given ban
quet and dinner laai ulght at the
Grand Central hotel by "a few of bis
medical friends here. says the Hna-
well Record The dinner was inior
NAL. and waH given in bis honor he-
cause ~ friendship pa much aa iOr thn
fact that ho Oh aeorAnFy of the New
Mexico board OF health The menu
was doe choicest and the service per
feet There were informal talks and
the evening was delightfully."- passed
Mr. uilory was the only guosi who 81
not "a physician Tho follow we're
present Dr. Radcliffe. Clnrl roe Ul-
iery. ID j w KlnalnVer y w. o.
1oynor d. O. NJ YatW. Dg 1es0u
Dr. Fisher. Dr Mayea
a. W ahofer. night ticket rk ~
the local station. went % 1aliliO
this morning accompanied bf ioiict
man Kennedy CD hunt que and
otAsr amaH samo that might lali in
hif way Juat why Mr. shcfe took
the oiicer along Us not known. ut 81
lH thought that u the ducks don't
stand 90 De- shot more forciNle N'eanR
VIII be- APPLIED % act them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

The republicans OF the Twelfth
council district consisting Of tho
counties OF Chayos. Eddy andt Rooao-
Welt. nominated Judge A. a. freeman
Ut Carlsbad as the candidate tor the
council al their district convention
held Ia Roswell few days 80,
Washington v. Lindsey OF portales
received tho nomination as the re-
publican candidate for representative
from the Nineteenth house district
ard G.. fully Of Lincoln tine nom-
inaiiun as the candidate from tho
Eighteenth representative district
The president uf the convention WAS
~ A. CahOon OF Roswell. ana n. a..
Miller N haEorman was itg score
tary Chairman CahOou made n Wig
orous speech al me district conyen-
ton calling attention % the fact
that local republicans IN Roswell aud
other towns In the valley were Op
posed 10 Delegate w a. Andrews.
He considered this Improper and an
fair AS we'll as detrimental 90 the best
interoaia OF the republican party No
resolutions endorsing tne official
course of Governor Herbert o. Hager-
man were introduced and. therefore
none were passed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

81 ied convooniion Of Rio dfandc
hl Ter, Il. a. A., ihia evening ~ s
~ order % the a. y. J. G..
er. secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
OFFICIAL MATTERS

Saturday last before leaving santa
re for the north Governor HaRerman
made an order removing sheriff Laau
dro haCa, OF SocorrO county. from
ONCE, for alleged malfeapance. and
appointing IN his stead Maaais naca
a resident OF sOcorr0. Tho order wqs
nlCd in the once of Secretary ~ the
Territory Reynolds late 80 me after
noon.
Following IS ihe Official or',e OF
removal.
Executive OIf
Santa be, n d., oct. lG.
Whereas. I Ind that tho co bnco
IN ONCE OF Lcandr0 haca, .0in OF
me county az socorro. terri Ify OF
New Mexico would make 90 imDossl.
be FOR me 10 disohnrg, my duties la
governor oi the territory of New
Mexico. now therefore. !. H J. Hagor-
man. governor Of the territory OF Now
Mexico. by virtue OF the power and
authority vested by law IN me. 90
hereby vacate the commission OF the
said Leandro Baca and DO hereby re-.
move him from the said office Of
sheriff Of the county Of S0corrO.
Done az the executive Office, this Gih
day of October, A. d. 1906.
Witness my hand aud the great seal
.oi the territory of New Mexico. BY
the governor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

San Juan County Republican,.
The following nominations were
made by the republican county con-
vention or San Juan which met ia
Aztec Saturday Lass
Member Of house pf representa-
lives. Price Walter. Aztec. delegate
10 constitutional convention. j. Tur
ley BlanCo ahorlii A. M holland
Aztec. probate judge. Charles Ham
coch. Pine River; probate clerk leit
blank assessor. Frank Non. Farm
lnRiop; treasurer and oE-ofhcio cole
loctor D. ~ williams Aztec. super
iniendont Of schools, w. a. Bailinaor.
bloomfield VunoyOr. j. A. nippler.
Bloomfield; commissioner. frat dis
trici n Martinez. Largo. commits
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

Best MsFried Woman IN World
Mrs Mary y, Wakemnn.saunders'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
COMMISSION ACTIVE
FOR PUBLIC SAFETY
One Member in Danville and
Other Two Inspecting
Bridges.

Great activity is going on at present
IL t.e Corporation Commission. and most
~ 90 relates either go railroad wrecks or
10 relates either 70 railroad wrecks or
better -nd safer equipment for steam ana
electric lines.
NO final action has been taken with
reference 20 the wreck at Lawyers. in
Campbell county. and s. VIII DE some
days before the report Will be made up,
though It is thought all the testimony is
now IN.
An the commissioners were away yes
terday. Mr. Stuart was in Danv1lle. at
tending the coroner's inquest over the
bodies OF those killed in the Southern
wreck last Saturday, and Captain VIII
lard and judge Crump went 10 Norfolk
TO inspect the bridges on the electric
lines leading to the jamestown Expo
sition.
The latter have an expert Engineer
with them to pass upon the physical
condition OF the bridges. and they may
not complete their work to-day.
Mr.. Stuart is expected from Danvflie
to-day. and an order is expected to issue
shortly calling all those connected with
the Danvile wreck to come here and tell
the commission n they know Of its
causes. II is not known when this IN
Quiry viii be held. but the commission
is going TO the bottom OF the case. as II
did Ia the Lawyers matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
Medals of Honor.

WASHINGTON. December 18-An in
teresting Incident occurred to-day IN the
Senate Committee on Military Anafrs
when tho bill 90 grant medals to the
survivors and heirs OF volunteers OF the
Fort Hudson. louisiana. storming party
was taken up for consideration About
one thousand men had been accepted by
MajOr-General y. p. Banks, commanding
the Department Of the Gulf during tho
Civil War. 10 storm Fort Hudson, He
rOmise the men medals OF hOuuL but
Congress never has made the apprOpria-
ton neces S6y 10 provide them. Senator
Bulkeiey -a.ied up the bill to-day. and
Chairman Warren told his colleagues tho
circumstances under which the promise
was made. Mr.. Warren. as a private
In the cOmaand. had beer a member Of
the first party. which prepared the way
with logs and false work for the an
proach OF the stormtng party. Very few
men OF the first party escaped being
killed. and MT. Warren was severely
wounded. He received IA congressional
medal for thu part he played In the
charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
WILL RECON- MEND
LOAN TO JAMESTOWN
Government Board Decided to
Let Exposition Company
Have Million.

WASHINGTON. December ia meet
ing % tie government board Of the
jamestown Exposition. with the oflcevs
Il tie exposition company. was held
AZ tho Treasury Department to-day. The
government board was represented by
Secretaries TAFT. Shaw and B-ouaparte.
and tle exposition company by Il. st.
George Tucker. president. Alvah II. Mar
lrst vice-presldent: G.. Brooks john
ston. chairman Of the board o. COVER
nors. Barton Myers. governor Of WAYS
and means. T. s. ~Soutngate. governor OF
exhibits. and T. J. Wool. general counsel
The only question before the meeting
was whether or not the government
board would recommend 20 Congress the
passage II the hsli introduced in the
Senate by Nj. Daniel and in the House
10y Mr. Maynard These bills provide
fNr ifar % o., ml.lou dollars h- the
government 20 tine exposition company.
the gate receipts being pledged FOR a
refund of tl- money. After q Fun ex-
r--ra-or ct -lr matter ty the officers
Of the exposition company. tile govern
ment board decide 10 recommend thu
passage Of the blI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14

IN the e,ation Of tie moment and pound
Cd Lis table with hts fist until glasses
overturned and the champagne with
which they mad been flied went splash
3ns upon everybody near him Across
t-e table from Mr.. Morgan sat George
]. Baer-"Divine Right Baer." IN his
eNuhcrance over Justice Brown ere
~raisnment of the Roosevelt administra-
ton fe pounded the floor with his feet
raising his knees 30 high tina & seemed
that the table must 20 over. when they
had worn their feet tired. Morgan and
Beer took 90 clarpiug their hands. Their
joy was u~ncOnru~d.
II was in an atmosphere rolling with
tobacco smoke that Root began 20 speak.
and WITH the cold o. which he COM
planned 10 was difficult for many I'm th.
FAR corners OF Ihr ballroom and ia tho
galleries % catch what he said Besides.
much az the strength o. his rasuy voice
was lost through his bending Lls head
"a read the manuscript which he fol-
lowed Eut nlne of these elements were
factors 81 Interference with the hearing
o. J. Pierpout Morgan and George /.
Baer. The table ~ w-hich they sat was
directly beneath tho long dals az which
Root had been banQueted. and from
which De made his response 20 the toast.
The United States"
Morgan and Bacr were seated oppo-
site each other. Not once did Baer raise
h4s eyes w ie Root spoke Norgan
seemed 20 bee lost Ia a study % Baers
p~hyslognomy. bur those who were watch
Ing him closely saw his teeth sink deeper
in-o the hig black cigar which he had
forgotten To light every time Root stated
tie purpose - the nacona government
- rule all things In this republic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
MEN HELD As TURKEY
THIEVES IN TWO CHARGES
Frank and Kirby Rearrested, and
Their Alleged Crime is Now
Grand Larceny.

sTAUNTON. VA. December 12-Frank
and Kirby stump, alleged turkey thieves,
who were recently arrested and bailed.
were arrested again to-day on another
charge Of Sealing. This time they are
charged with stealing twenty-fOur tur-
keys. and complainant charges that they
are worth over fifty dollars, and, there
fore, the theft mounts to grand lar
ceEy. They were IA StauntOn when ar
rested. This Is a more serious charge
than the former. in which they were adj
United to bail. They were arrested on
search warrants. and the turkeys were
found IN Stumpa possession.
In Corporation Court this evening the
jury brought In a verdict for Thomas
Smythe against Mcintyre q Company.
stockholders Of New York. for Sss3. tho
full amount OF their claim. The suit grew
out of a stock brokerage deal