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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

rlnaiiy "a old women. The boy Cloasoa
Ms hand gently over tho ngh, t0asoe
20 90 the bank. and lowers the hand
arain for another fsh 20 be tlckicd
and landed. until ne has secured a
basket full The nahlng ia done by
moonlight The boys llo on the bank
OF the stream by dozens and bushels
OF perch arc the harvest OF this style
OF nshlng 70 would create a stir
doubtless. 10 Grover Cleveland shat &c.
nowncd fisherman. were 90 go down
20 Long island. and lying nai ON the
hank of the stream, should bafe the
nsh out by the tnskotuls, leaving the
question of Insurance robptcs 90 take
care of itself 10 Us surprising that
none Of the expert fishermen ever
discovered this easy way Of gathering
lu the nsh of The deep
street Car Tronafors.
Tho transfer fight is very inter
osilng uat a8 ii stands. The public
ia bound in have transfers. and the
railroads are determined that they
win grant ns few al possible. SO
they have Instructed their conductors
leo an the technical ways ln which
the public can bo cheated out OF their
righis. Their latest Be- 20 require
that che passenger, in order tO receive
the tHFIer. must ask for 80 ut the
exact mons ut hp paws his fare. or
forever forfeit bis right io obtain the
desired Ticket The passengers rebel
nt this for there De- no justice In %,
the passenger considering himself CO..
titled tU tho traHicr at anytime be
asks Tor 70 go long as hc has paid
nis fare The consequence ls That The
conductor finds "Jordan am "a hard
road to travel and fights and word
scrlmmagts aro an the go on the
cars. Passengers have been 30 angry
thei Romo have snatchod transfers
from tho cnduttors hand. These
have lC q punished hy the cour,.
10 must ba conceded that the trasfer
business lG carried 90 a limit IN New
York city. whore one can ride four.
teen miles Tor eight cents. But the
railroads have been heavily mulctod
Ia damages by passengers who have
sued them Tor not giving transfers.
A Connecticut Judge came 90 toWn
just 20 test the law on the natter
and collected 5000 from the companies
Cor their refusal 20 hand cut the nee.
ossary tickets. Others are making q
regular business 90 milking the rail-
road companies, and ride up anu down
Tor the sole purpose OF being refused
transfers. each refusal being worth a
nice little sum On cash 90 them. and
are keeping the courts busy vita the
cases Meanwhile the conductors
Sigh FOR peace. OLD TIMER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

Fred Oiero was q passenger Tor Gal
Dap on today limited
a stn1h. the capitalist is down
FROM santa Fo On business matters.
a. Nonuctt and hen SncNiadcn wer-
iu tho city yesterday from thr Mead.
OW city
ur D. % Norton returned this morn
ing from accompanying o. patient TO
90 Pn8O
Leonard Skinner the saw miller
from .hc sandal mountains H ln che
CIty to-day Ou business
a. NJ Zimmerman, representing "a
brewery supply house. ia spending q
iow day in Albuquerque
Auditor O. N. smith, of tho Harvey
sysiom, was in yesterday from Las
Vegas 0u an inspection trip.
Daniel sanchez, a young man OF thii
city has gonc 10 Santa Fe where h'
wll enter tho 81 Michael college
ID b. Whitosido, a prominent mine
owner of CoppOrion. and Thomas
White. am ore buyer of Joplin, Mo.
are In tho city from a tour OF tht
mlHps in Arizona
Harry Culver. formerly OF this city
where hc has many friends, ls report
od to ho seriously 900 az hts home ia
Indianapolis, lad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
ANOTHER BRIGHT ANGEL
TRAIL SUIT ON

sheriff Harry COddlngton was a Wis
itor al Inc Grand Canyon the first Of
the week. says the williams News.
We understand the object of his visit
was Tor ihc purpose OF serving papers
upon O.. D. ForraU who is now ousgnt.
ing the Bright Angel trail as the
agent of the county Quo warranto
proceedings are being instituted
against Mr. FDuall hy the Santa BE
200 Ourt him from the TRAN and the
collection 0i ton thereon, the same as
was done against y. a. Cameron be-.
tore the expiration Of hls franchise.
Or seems that this suit, the sum.
mons OF which was served on Mr..
Fcrrlll Thursday hy Constable g. ~.
Adams is The outcome of a suit
brought before The supreme court of
.be territory come time since 20 com.
Fpi The district attorney 90 bring suit
against any one uurpng Is franchise
90 The Canyon on tho trail Tho sum.
mons in this case Do Co Mr. Ferrall
from the district court, the territory
being plaintiff by ~ p. Ashurat. dis.
tr.ct attorney. the complaint "allog
inr and charging that y0u l.. 4. Fer.
ran, have mlawfully usurped % Ger
tain franchise and stiil unlawfully
hold, usurp and exercise certain
franchise 90 exact and collect tolls,
The outcome on this case win bC
watched With Interest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

stationed behind thls The woman Of
the house was grinding something IN
coffee mill. but roso 10 receive her
guests with en- the dignity Of the
first lady of the house. aho placed
chairs for them and seating herself
upon the bench continued turning the
cOncc grinder Soon after some Of
the noighborB came BOZ, and 40 the ap-
pointed time tho bride and groom
emerged. arm in arm. from behind
The temporary curtain, and stepped
forward GO where the judge was sic
ting. and ho arising. pronounced the
words that made thom one
soon after everybody sat down 90
Che Wedding supper Tho sheet that
hung across she corner Of the room
had been taken down and spread over
The table Tor o cloth. The madam p
EFFORTS az The coffee mill had turned
out a beverage made of dried carrots.
Seven different kinds of sauce made
oi Wild nlumH put up in various ways
were served Tho remainder Of the
menu was quite simple and consisted
of plain bread and butter and fried
pork The table was showed close To-
the bed and three SAT on that side
while throo SAT on the bench. Ihn
chairs were occupied and two or three
Kegs finished out the number 3f seats.
After the supper tho bridegroom took
the judge 90 one Side and asked him
90 accept some potatoes in payment
for performing tho ceremony. He
readily consented and returned Co
town. ono gear later the bride called
az hia onlco and asked for tho mar
riaeo certificate, which be had mes.
lectod 90 make out. A nice little b2hy
Girl had taken mp her abode with them
and this the young mother brought
with her. but returned again Ia few
days with the certificate. 20 have q
correction made. na 70 had been dated
the day she called Tor IT,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

I've got "a little grandson. too.
Yos. Just % tiny little thing
on. I'm not Vnln-nO doubt much Ike
The babies angles always bring
nui somehow ! ANA wondering ~
That golden hahy'a half aa hne.
Oh half as sweet on half ns dear
or half as good grandson as milne.
] wonder ~ that baby's coo
HAS ull the silver in its tone
That ! can npd n every note
OF music sounding from my own.
Can Sos eyes bee "a brighter nluo2
Can d have san "a softer Hkinf
Are Cos wee arms so smooth and
round2
Can &c have cutter dimpIcd chin?
wonder N COS little chest
o. quite so broad and deep and
strong;
/ wonder d its little heart
win know q love $50 true and long
I wonder " some day this boy
wan hear upon his childish mind
a picture of the man who made
His name dospised OF an mankind
Obscure ann I. but ld not give
The llie- touch OF my boys soft
hands
For twice ton thousand times the gold
Tho hiding King of Gold commands
For mine my llfo, my all for mine.
For my boys lie, for my boys JOY
I wonder ii this CrOosus dare
10 give MS much FOR hts gold boy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
A FRONTIER WEDDING
IT WAS PERFORMED m THE
EARLY DAYS NEAR LAS VEGAS,
IN SAN MIGUEL COUNTY.

a justice of the peace IN The early
days was frequently called upon Co go
some distance from home 10 perform
wedding ceremony ln the spring
of 1850 Judge steele of Las Vegas. n,
NJ. was asked 40 preside at a wedding
ten miles out iu the country, ana his
wife received am invitation To- accom-.
uany him. Upon arriving at their dea-
t.nauon which was at ranch out
across the Nine Mile hin. they were
usherod down six steps into a dugOut
whore the mother OF the bride was
preparing The wedding feast The fur.
nituro of the ono room consisted Of
two chairs-uno with only two rounds
at the back, and bottomless. Then
there was "a bunk bed made 0{ 8cant-
ling. a board table, q short bench "a
stove and motto hanging over tho
door. God Bless our Home"
There was no floor and a sheet had
been stretched across one corner at
the room The bride and groom were
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
DRAWINGS COMPLETED
FOR THE NEW PARK
PLANS SHOW THAT NEW RACING
PLANT WILL DC ON MAoNIFI
CENT SCALE.

Tho drawings and plans for the
Mesa DRIVING ana Agriculture Par
association have been completed by
Architect j. A. Lanhora. aud show to
the fullest extent what beautiful
place this organization will have when
the plans have been put into eXeCu.
tion and the place completed
The tract of land 90 be- occupied by
the association contains 100 acres.
and is located ON the mesa about
three and On0.half miles east
Of the chy q ls an ideal spot for "a
racing plant and when the present
plans have been completed the park
VIII De- one OF The muet attractive 90
De found ln this part 90 the country.
Al the northwest corner of the
grounds Che main entrance viii be- lO.
Gated This entrance VIII Dee of an or
namental nature, ON the mission plan.
From the entrance 90 the grounds
"a driveway and gravel walk win OK
tend Co thc club house and grand
stand An immense ornamental fOun
tain iB t1 be located near the main
entrance, around which the foot path
viii lead. The driveway will cxtenu
90 the grand stand and beyond, on
cIrcling in TACT the entire 1850 acres,
with shade trees, 900 ln numnar
planted un each side OF THE speed
way.
on the west side of the grounds
win bo located the strand stand and
J club house. about a quarter of milo
from The main entrance. The grand
stand viii be built 90 accommodate
ully 1880 people, and the club house
| VIII contain arrangements Tor lunch.
con accommodations together with %
number Ot private rooms and VIII be-
/ modern ln every respect About 300
feet beyond the grand stand extend
/ ing southwark, viii ho the stables
containing atty box stalls.
Fuciug the grandstand will Doe the
| Judges stand. a mile aud half
milo track will lead away from this
/ point as by this arrangement per-
sons ln the grand stand can witness
| the beginning ana ending uf all mile
or half mile races The mile track
VIII onclrcle the half mile track on
the commons in the cCntor OF the halt
lmilC uGCh Wi De- base ball dla-
lmObd AMI grounds For foot bail
II Ia the southwest corner Of the
II grounds the new VOL and reservoir
/ VIII DO constructed the old reservoir
being ON tho east side of the grounds
II IN the northeast and northwest COR
nors of the grounds viii hc planted
groves OF shade trees, and these. to-
gethCr with tho trees lining the walks
ana speedway. viii give the grounds
II "a very beautiful appearance.
III " ig understood that work viii De-
rushed forward ON the buildings.
grounds, etc. as fast as possible and
while tho plant win not bc ready ln
time for spring racing. % ~ intended
20 have everything in readiness for a
fall race meet, II present plans DO not
lmiscarry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
UNION COUNTY coNVicTs
LODGED IN PENlTENTiARY.

TrauquillnO Garcia, sheriff of
Union county, with two deputies. q.
O. Edgar and RufIno QuIntana, arr
rived 200 Santa FO. SUNDAY night. In
charge of four prisoners, who were
taken % the Now Mexico ponuontiary
90 serve terms as follows Santiago
Montoya. age 23 years convicted OF
rape ana sentenced to twelve years.
Eutlmio Gonzales. age 90 years, COM
viCted OF burglary and sentenced TO
three years Manuel Luna. age 49,
years. convicted of burglary and SOM
fenced to three years George Ed
wards, ago SO years. convicted of bur-
.glary aud sentenced 90 eighteen
months. These Conyicl8 were tried,
convicted acl sentenced hy Chief JUS
.tice William , Mills at the recent
term of court Cor Union county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
BERNALILLO COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
7. N. finch Pleads Guilty to
Selling Liquor to Indians
on Five Counts.
q. S. PETIT JURY DISCHARGED

The duties of the United states
petit Jury nt thls term of court, came
to % sudden end thla morning. when
% continuance was grantod in the
adultery case of John Maus and Rose
We'll. and when Thomas a. nlnch
plead guilty io che charge of selling
liquor t1 Indians. ON Eve counts.
which cleaned up The criminal docket
as far as tho United states % con-
Cluc1. The grounds upon which The
adultery case was continued were MOT
given 0ut. bat So is Ought that the
prosecution was me-; .endy 90 prose.
cute The court sentenced hinch tO
o. nuo of $50 and costs and Elk months
On Jail on each count. suaponding Inn
pris0nment Ia each case pending good
behavior.
Alfred Pcnson, who was found guilty
of the unlawful selling of liquor to
indians In an all.day trial on Monday
also pleaded guilty this morning ON
second count 90 the same ononso.
aud was sentenced 10 a penalty Ike
that administered Ia .ho HinCh cases.
the court likewise auaponding im.
prIsunEsont as M the hrat case. Pen
son ID a nephew Of Blnch and tcati.
fed ON the witness stand that he sold
LIQUOR 90 indians because his pnCiO
had told him 10.
Ia the case of Walter Gray. col
ored. found gullty after an all.day
trial ON Saturday, Of blJ.leFging
whiskey among Indians from the Nav
ni1 reservation the defendant was
punished more severely than were
Huoh and Punaon, the court sCntcnc
Ing him 90 pay a lne OF $50 and Coz 4
aud serve SIX months IN Jail. This
is the case in which the jury recon
mondod clcmUnCy because the defend
ant was trapped into discriminating
himself by special agents az the gov
eminent. who gave Indians money
with which TO buy tho evidence
brought against him.
Jose Padilla was the only Mckinley
county HalOunlst Indicted at this term
OF court Tor selling lcuor To- Indians,
/ Co escape punishment Special agents
! worked up the case against him the
same as in the case against Gray but
I ne proved an abb to tho satisfaction
OF the jury. and by so doing was ac-
quilted by n strong array of native
witnesses. be succeeded in proving
/ that he was lost IN tho timber the
night before the whiskOy was pur-
chased and the day before he was
forty -flvo miles from bis saloon 90
/ Kotuor where the liquor was sup
posed 20 have been purchased by the
/ Indians sent there for that purpose.
/ The United states petit jury was
I discharged. and The court announced
/ that hc would take up no further
I United States matters before Thurs
day.
The territorial grand jury is stiIl
grinding away. but had noi returned
any additional bills az 3 o'clock THIS
afternoon. although it "a known that
I evidence has been taken in the past
couple of days In a number OF im-
/ pnrinnt cases
This afternoon. 10 his chambers.
/ Judge Abbott took up the Injunction
/ suit of Andres Romero vs. a. J.. Nor
gan ana e. r. Myers, in which the
/ completion of business block ON
I South First street lB concerned
! klock and owen appear FOR Romero.
and ~ % Field Is representing Nor
gan and Meyers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31
TERRITORIAL FUNDS
RECEIVED ~ TREASURER ). n,
VAUGHN DURING 1906 go INTER
GETTING SHOWING.

The following public funds have
been received hy Territorial Treasurer
}. II Vaughn, for the month OF Feb
ruary:
A. A. Keen. commissioner OF public
lands, t386G.2l. 90 the credit of the
following funds. Common school In
come. f2,5ilO0; University of Now
Mexico, 800; Palace income f26;
Miners Hospital income, f29l2; im-
provomout Rio Graude. income. $1,000.
n. q. Bursum, superintendent OF
the territorial pcnltonuary for COM
victs' earnings. fi,f3Ogi.
Chayea county. J. s. Lea, treasurer
and CX-ofncio collector, taxes for
1904. gtOb74: FOR 1906. g3G3.1e
DINA Ana county, Oscar Lohman,
treasurer and cx-omclo collector.
taxes Tor 1909. $40. for 1903. @177.O2.
FOR 1904. fi82.SI. for 1905, e310.b2.
Eddy county, j. ID. Walker. treas
urer and cX-unlcio collector taxes for
1902. Sf24; for 1903, S35.b3, for 1904,
S3i.hG, for 1905, S202.58.
Grant county A. 3. Goodpll, treas
uror and cx-oincio collector taxes for
1903. SlS.56, for 1904. R6Sl9, for 1905.
s299OS.
Guadalupe county. Cam,;e Sanchez.
treasurer and Cx-oliciO collector.
taxes for 1905. t33I70.
Lincoln county J. a. Canning.
treasurer and cx-ofnCio collector.
taxes for 1905. si4g.4i
Mora county. Daniel Cassidy. treas
urcr and ox-ohcio collactor, taxes for
1905. S2ti0L
Otero county. j. G.. Dunn, treasurer
tnd Cx.Oihclo collector tnNcs fnr
1903, Stt23; Tor 1904, S75lii for
1905, sl31li.
Quay county. Donald stewart
treasurer and cN-odicio collector
taxes for 1903. S2A66; for 1904
.&i352i. for 1906 s30l.
Sierra county John g. plommunH
treasurer and CX-omcio collector
taxes Tor 1908, $40. for 1904 t30.52i
Tor 1905. si7S.53
San Juan county. w. u williams
treasurer and eX-ofhclo collector
tnxes for 1905. S2635i
Santa Do county Colso Lopez
treasurer and cX-ufnciO collector
taxes for 1902. S25O1. for 1908
t2e.7S; for 1904 s20sli for 1905
S2OO.Gs.
San Miguel county, EuRonio Ro-
nero. treasurer ana eX-oncio cullec-
tor taXoa f1r 1909. $780,; FOR 1903
ftG79. for 1904. SitG25, for 1905
Si3AT3
S0corro county. u. Torres, treas
uror and y-onicio collector. taxes fOl
1894. S27 80. for 1905, sldi29.
Taos county. Jose NJ, Medina
treasurer aud -Omci0 collector
taxes for 1905. $3.50. for 1905. SGS.3A
Torrance county. william Mcintosh
treasurer aud cX-unlclo collector
taxes for 1905, 9501a.
Union county John l.. Woliort
/ treasurer and cX-OmciO collector
taxes for 1908. as cents. for 1904
I 52l24: Cor 1905, s33aBl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-31

Good uUNa came up from Passport
long lsauI. whore they have a style
OF nshine That must delight the hearts
oft lazy n..nle, The fishing boys don't
go out AND dig worms. or bond pins
ior hooks with which 20 catch the
hnny bpluuos. They simply 30 out
and tickle be nsh. ana a tickled nsh
la ug ga 'y caught as is "a tlck.ed
person Tie hoy lies ON dis side on
the bank uf me stream. and shakes
his hand under the surface OF the
water Tho yellow perch. which are
now ongaecd in spawning are at
tractod aII swim eagerly t0 the spot
tO see whl. ls going on. as fun OF Gu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-10
.JOHNHENRY
ON COURTING.
BY HUGH meHUcH
IGB0RGB ". HOBART

Are you wise to the fact that every
thing Is changing in this old world Of
ours, and that since the advent Of fuss
wagons even the old-fashioned idea ot
courtship has been chased to the woods? =?
II used to be that on a Saturday even
ing the young gent would draw down
his six dollars worth Of salary and chase
himself TO the barber shop. where the
Dago lawn trimmer would put a crimp
In his mustache and plaster his fore
head with three cents worth OF hair
and dollars worth Of axle-grease.
Chen the young gent would 90 out
and spread 40 cents around among the
tradesmen for a mess Of water-lilies
and bag Of peanut brittle.
The lilies OF the valley we're to put
on the dlning-rom table so mother
would be pleased. and with the peanut
brittle he intended to fiji In the weary
moments when he and his little geisha
girl were not making goo-goo eyes at
each other
But nowadays Il Is different. and
Dan Cupid spends most Of his time on
the hot foot between the coroner's Of
iieo and the divorce court.
I've got a hunch that young people
these days are more emotional and
like to see their pictures IN the news
papers.
Nowadays when a clever young man
goes to visit his sweetheart he hikes
over the streets in a benzlne buggy,
and when he pulls the bell-rope at the
front door he has q rapid-ire revolver
in one pocket and bottle Of carbolic
acid In the other
His Intentions are honorable and he
wishes to prove them so by shooting
his lady love IL she renigs when he
makes a play for he~ hand
think the old style was the best,
because when young people quarrcled
they didn't need an ambulance and a
hospital surgeon 20 help them
make UP.
In the old days Oscar Dobson would
draw the stove Grush cheerfully across
his dogskin shoes and rush with eager
feet to see Lena Jones. the girl he
wished to make the wife Of his bosom,
"Darlingl" Oscar would say. Il am
sure to the bad for love OF you. Pipe
the downcast drop in this eye Of mine
and notice the way my heart is bub'
bling over like bottle OF sarsaparil-
la on a hot day! BE mine, Lenal be
minei"
Then Lena would giggle. Not once,
but seven giggles. something like those
used IN a spasm.
Then she would reply: mo. Oscar;
II cannot be. Fate wills It otherwise. "
Then Oscar would bite his finger
nails, pick his hat up out OF the coal
scuttle and say to Lena: False onel
You love Conrad, the noorwalker in the
batcher shop. Curses on Conrad, and
sco what you have missed, Lena !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-10
GLEN POOL A VHOOPER
Tulsa Oil Well Pours Out
1900 Barrels
Daily

Tulsa, T., Aug. i0.-The Prairie
on and Gas company today turned
their oil into six inch gravity lines.
The line extends to the gsenn lease
and Is the southwestern terminus OF
the trunk line Of the Standard oil
company in operation rrom the Glenn
pool to tide water. New Jersey.
The capacity Of the line is twenty
thousand barrels daily
r. Galbreath and associates viii
furnish this line the bulk OF the oil
under the present conditions
The opening Of the line today was
marked by a demonstration on the
part OF those interested. Adequate
ceremonies were held A bottle OF
wine was broken over the joint con
Meeting the lines and it was christen-
ed the Southwestern Terminus"
The estimated production Of the
Glenn pool is placed a, 1900 barrels
daily.
The efficient and speedy construc-
tion OF the line on the part of the
Prairie Oil and Gas company was
highly complimented.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-10
''she Thinks sho Is sibson Girl

genet You win be minus tho money
while | will have the pricel"
Gonsalyo trembles with the passion
which is consuming his pocketbook,
and then Imogene turns languidly
from right angle triangle into more
OF straight front. and hands Con
salvo bitter look Of scorn
Then Gonsalvo grabs his revolver
and, aiming II at her marble brow.
exclaims; Marry me this minute or
will shoot you in the topknot, be-
cause / love you"
Then papa rushes into the room and
Gonsalvo politely requests the old gem
tleman TO nold two or three bullets
for him for a few moments
Gonsalvo then bites deeply into a
bottle OF carbolc acid. and just as the
coroner climbs into the house the pic.
lures Of the modern lover and lover.
ess appear In the newspapers, and
fashionable society receives a Jolt.
This IS the new and upto-date way
Of making love,
However, | think the old style Of
courting is the best because you can
generally stop jag before Il gets to
the undertaken.
What do you think?
Copyright 1901. 10y c. w Dillingham; Coz