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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
PROBATE COURT

Probate Judge Jesus Romero I'D
probate court yesterday Several m
fera received attention, AZ follows;
Ia the matter OF joe Badarae
against the estate % Pahlita G..
BudaraCco deceased, his wife. FOR
count against the said estate Tor n
equivalent OF the sum expended
funeral expenses. etc. ard which 81
the cxocu 0rs domurrod in paying a
accoLcs was approved by the court
The appointment by Clerk WALK
OF Mrs. Ida l.. Plummer as depi|
was approved
The hearing Of Tue will Of Florei
Anderson was continued until Mai
l1A.
The viii Of Juan Salazsr ord
was presented for probate, and NJ
day. May z. vas the date SET fSf 4
hearing of the same.
The account OF David j Mr&i
against the estate OF Carlos 4 ~
chez. deceased In the sum OF fif5I
was allowed
The final report Of samuel c. Ia|
son. administrator OF the estate Oh
a. Twist. deceased. was filed. a
Monday, May z, was set for the be
ing OF the same
The report Of q. G. norrndaiir,
mlnistrator OF the estate OF Re0ee
BorFadalle. deceased, was approy'
The final report OF p Garcia, ADM
lstrntOr og the estate of Abelina vi
de- Raros, deceased. was nled 4
Monday. May q was set for the nd
ing.
The hearing Of the viii OF the II
George Walter was continued ul
Monday. ApJil 2. The report Of a
Dieckmann and Norman kemmer
administrators of the estate 81
late Robert Hauschild, was approx
BY the court
Judge Romero approved the
counts OF Tho Evening Citizen.
taxes for 1905 in the amouptN NJ
50 and $40 81 respectively
/ The petition ~ Mary Hartman a
Il tag 10 be- appointed .dmlpisiratrixI
the estate OF Philip Hartman.
ceased. was approved. and the adm
istratrlx nled a bond IN the sum
5000, which was approved
me NMAl NNNNNi NA ~ r. WifHHl
mlnlatratCr % the estate Of a.
L QuoenzeT. deceased, WAS filed,
Monday May q was set for the he
p Ing
The will OF Pillar vigil deceas
was presented for probate and set
) hearing ON stay z.
) The will OF Joseph Sanchez de "
, was presented for probate, prov
F. set for May q
] The petition that a Scottish
ring. beuueathed to sydney n. A
by tho late David ]. Abel, be dellves
B was approved. and the ring VIII
E duly delivered by the executors
Mr. Abel
B The petition OF Melquiades Chal
+ asking 10 be- appointed admins
3 tor % the estate OF the late Etn
]. Chaves dc Armiio, was approved,
; administrator filed a bond OF 81
2 which was approved
Z The court adjourned 20 Magch 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

Tho New Mexico Climate and Crop Repor iur 1an
aary IA lust 10 hand Speaking of weather and CROP
conditions Director fAnucy says.
sTbe pfeciptatian of the month wus light, bni the
great amount OF snow nat covered the ground IN the
lower attitudes "a the close ui Deceuber was ArHey
absorbed and moisture wes abundant iempeiHiuio
,dona vev, renefaly favorable especially during the
LAST decade of the month and considerable poWing vas
done bitches southern valleys we're being cleaned ana
preparations made for spring wurk Fruit ana iole'.
rees showed some swelling OF and range grass had
beeup 10 sprmit m central and northern counties, hoW-
ever vegetation was dormant stock losses We're ~"
ana even 10 the northern counties little feeding was re-
aulred some shflnRago reported from Nest-eenF"
committee owing 10 cold nights generally conditions
we're hshy favorable with stock Of an kinds 70"
early lambs were reported ia southwestern counties
whore some goat shearihg had also been done ~.
s,rndant soil moisture gave promise ot early and good
grass Winter gratis where sown. was IN good oona'-
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10
HAVE MOVED FROM
RoeWELL TO KANSAS ca

Mrs. Fred W. Rankin aud Il
children and sister Mrs. X wild
LEFT this morning for Kansas C|
$40. where they will make their
turo home. Mr. Rankin left via
automobile route sunday for al
guerQuo and will so from there
Kansas city 20 join bis family q
Rnnkina were residents of Roswell
seven years and durlng thar 4
made numerous irltuds. NJ. ilhh
waa connected with tne Diamond
company and Until recently Owned
y 81. meat market. Mr.. WILCOX
realded IA Roswell since last NQd
Der. Roswell Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

Ration has detcrmhed 20 ran straight party tickets
10 the approaching city election Some other towns are
talking of fusion tickets, and some In Albuquerque are
suggesting that there be tickets put up by the peo-
pie hu thar few boESeG got together select the neu
10 nm the offices, and leave the people on election eAy
either 10 stay home and attend 20 their business AZ
fairs or few Of then 10 the polls and With per-
mnctory Indifference ooadone what tive bosses shall
have done
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

The proposal brought out at the receut farmers an
sutue held IL Fancla 90 establish electric works o.
he Haran coal fields and to convey the generated elec
trlelty 20 the Eainnea valley Tor pumping ana DINER
purposes where power Il emp0yed Is both eNeeilehi
and well directod TIE Citizen morn taan once ma
called Alteration 10 the fact that with the possibilities
for cheap electric power which Albuquerque posaeaae
the farmers ia tho valley below town by combining eouu
secure power mneh less cost than by wind mn OF
uaaune enginu n the present apparent purpose 81
boring for oil In the valley shall be- carried out, the
Czon feels confident that would prove beneficial 90
the company to the entire valley that the company
in0 the feasibility and CO.'S OF securing eieof'
power from the WORKS IN this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

Il IS said that FULLY 100000 policy holders, earrying
average al 500 each have accepted ihe surrender
value of their policies and withdrawn from the four big
compauei since the outbreak Of the Insurance scandal
last year as there profit 20 the companies by these
withdrawal because surrender values arc always W.
tie below real values the policy holders remaining are
hy 90 much the better off,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

The Agricultural Committee Of she house lott out OF
Ia appropriation bin the usual item for free seed MT
Trmbe OF Kentucky says this was due % the efforts OF
representatives Win from cities and not In pyms
paihy with the needs az the farmers He predicts hal
the item will get into the bll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

Needles Bye Two weeks ago the Eyc published
the outline OF newly organized company known as the
Desert Power and Water company. which would erect
large oiecrc plant 81 Needles Tor the purpose OF SUP
plying electrical puNer aud light 10 Needles ana the
surrounding country. Information has been received
hs week that che plans OF tho company are Feachlns
The elimination point and tho detailed plans are reces-
nag consideration az the hands of the management OF the
uew company w the obtaining Of the several Fan-
rhlsos desired the actual work Of construction VIII COM
mnuCD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

The Trinidad Advertiser says ghat movement ~
ON foot In Denver for the formation OF bread trust
backed by the retail grocers OF that city They have
made proposition 20 three bakeries there 70 buy sh
their bread from them and 10 force an che small shops
out OF business Il the bakers win them 10 per cent
Of the profits and fei them bread az cents per Loaf
Tho matter has yei taken definite shape h' the
offer mas been made aul o. being considered
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

The organ ~ the water supply company assures the
public purchase the present plant Tor 32aQ0O0 10
10 make bargain counter purchase Whatever the poo
pie gain In such purchase must be the oonpanys less
II the company had other things 70 sell and merely OF"
fered the water plant bargain counter offer 20 In
duce custom especially 10 rec0up ia losses from other
sales the matter would be different Bat the company
has nothing sell The loss hy this bargain coun-
ter viii be theirs alone Hence the organ of the
company either selling she company for the good
OF the people. Is doing like ccraln clothing deaer
who trying sell coat at bargain counter price
Jess lhau half Of what worth But" asked the
purchaser how can you afford sell that coat az 80
much loss than q is WORTH" "Yor that man over
there?" replied the dealer Tie Is my partner. but
hate him. and ] selling THESE goods a. 'he price
trying to break the d-d Hcoundrel''
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

New Mexican; There indications that Governor
Folk Distc, Attorney Jerome and other great reform
have relaxed n their cruandes against political coz
rupt0n and public graft there s fear that they may
10 the way OF former Congressman Towne slhley ana
oihegs OF equal fame Ia reform history who were weaned
from their allegiance The stareyed goddess by tne
whsperings of trusts and the sheen Of gold However
t may be thar 10 Is only che relaxation which follows
every arst effort of man new n ONCE, bat another
proof Of the words OF Aeschylus. who holds power
but newly gained Is ever stern and good
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

The present does not aeom O. very proptous time
Cor tho offering city bonds 90 tho investing public
Horny CuwH says. Since January first over HlQ0oOo-
o0O OF new securities have been Issued aud much larger
quantity authorized Unless we are mistaken this Is a
larger output securities than occurred three years
ago when The market suffered much from conEes'
t0n. just nov we are auffering from an oFer-suppV
of securities also the oyer-eXpanson ia loans In add-
ton 10 other drawbacks which of themselves are sum
Client depresa the market The wonder Is that values
stand up well against such trcmncdor1 odds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

Tho New Mexican has information 10 the effect that
she project create forest reservation In the lunl
Mountains has been abandoned by the division OF ior-
eatry OF the Department OF Agriculture This abandon
neui q Is unoir'tood. Is caused by the fact that tho
American Lumber company Which has as headquarters
in Albuquerque between 2600o0 and 100000 acres
90 timber ianda the 2uni Mountains, which the Sow
would have 90 obtain NJ the rate Of from 81 %
s. per acre before se could be made Of ans
Consequence. .r4l.a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

The other day the slrpius reserve OF the New YORK.
Cny banks was dowB as how as f5O00O00
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

Tucumoari News There Is a good deal of fuss be-
Ing made Ia the territorial press about proposed non
partisan constitutional convention. We do not see any
possible advantage be derived from nom partisan
Tor maybe better n-polltical convention nf any sort
We heiieve thai matter what the conditions may be
when the convention assemblies 81 e does, that
party lines may be draEn when the machinery begins "a
move Beter 20 about Il the Old way ana then there
tious
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-10

The Morning Journal has time and again announced
that n Is opposed municipal ownership ON principle
opposed 20 d per 49, In ITSELF and ye thore mover
was. anywhere a moge radical advocate of city owner
shin OF any public utility than the journal has shown
itself 10 De m its endeayor 10 Induce Albuquerque %
huy the present inadequate water plant Nor can Is be-
forgotten that this persistent effort unload the plant
On the city. al exorbitatut price began soon "a
the Journal became satisfied that the people IN
anomhy opposed TO She proposition for extension Of the
present franchise As tho people viii grant the
tension hone OF outside sale was cut Off Hence the
Journal Immediately abandoned the franchise extension
proposition and BEGAN 10 urge the people that thes
themselves become the purchasers The object Is tne
same In both cases-tho people TO tax themselves that
the water plant may be sold az a very high figure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-03
board then adjourned.
Death of Mrs. BOyce.

Mrs. Mary E. BOyce died at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. Z. w. Gail
lard. on south st. Asaph street, yester'
day afternoon. The deceased WAS ma
tive of South Carolina, and was born at
"Fonte Flora" the old family seat in
Fairfield county, about twenty miles
from Winnsboro, in that State. Her
father was DIR. George b. Pearson, a
well-known aud honored physician OF
South Carolina. She had lived in
this city and vicinity iOr number of
wears. She was the widow Of the late
Hon. w. w. BOyce. who was in the
oIden time a prominent figure in South
Carolina as we'll as in national affairs
He was a member of Congress from that
State from 1858 to 1861, and during
the civil war was a member of the Con-
federate Congress. At the close OF hos
tilities be with his family moved to Nir-
giais and practiced law in Washington
for a number OF years. The family Tor
a long time lived near Franconia, FAIR
fax county, but during late years they
had resided 10 Alexandris. she was OF
a gentle disposition, snd made ihends Oh
all whom she met.
Short SERVICES will be held at the resi-
denee of the deceased at O'Clock Uni;
evening by Rev. Dr. S. A. Wallis acc
tomorrow the remains will be taken ''
South Carolina for interment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-03
MutIny on Steamer.

Four colored deckhands Of the excur-
sion steamer st. Johns, were arrested 10
Washington yesterday at the instlga-
ton of Capt. Randall: They were
charged with mutiny. The mutiny. it
il said was of the widest character Inc
steamer left Colonial Beach wednesday
night At the usual time. After the boat
had reached midstream, it is alleged,
Can't Randall had occasion to summsrily
dismiss one colored helper. The four
men now in custody at this luncture
started for the captains quarters, max
ing dire threats against the master OF Tie
steamer. Capt. Randall was in bis
Office when the four colored men put IN
their appearance. He ordered them back TO
their quarters but instead of obeying they
sprane upon the officer and threw him to
the floor. Randall called for assistance,
and succeeded in attracting the attention
of the purser and other employees. When
the rescuers arrived there was a tsrce
band-to.hand struggle, in which serious
injuries we're sustained by several OF the
combatsnts. Finally the four mutlneers
were overpowered, and their hands
bound behind them. Subsequently they
were locked in the hold, and with the
arrival of the vessel at Washington we're
placed under arrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-03
Charge Dismissed.

The case against George W. Riston.
formerly lumber merchant of Fairfax
county, charged with obtaining check
for 5000 under false pretenses from
Carter & Clark commission merchants,
in Washington on March 20, was dis
missed yesterday 10 that city. 1t was
alleged BY Carter & Clark that Riston
on that date said that be had 900 cords
of wood for sale. A price was agreed
on, and the commission firm say they
paid 5000 as partial payment. During
the fall of the following year Riston
failed, and his lumber yards were turned
over tc bis creditors. No testimony was
offered 10 chew that Riston did not
have the wood at the tue the check
was given him,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-03
Charters.

The Corporation Commission has
granted the following charters
Mt. Rainier Coal aud Ice Company
(incorporated) Alexandra, William L.
Kerfoot, it,, president J. A. Klinger'
ce-president, both of Washington, ID.
O.; Murray Sands, secretary and treasur-
err, Mt. Rainier, Md. Capital stock
Msximum, $40, 900, minimum, 81, 900.
Virginia Improvement Corporation,
Fostoria, Alexandria county, ". s,
Hoee. president; Howard L. wilkins,
vice president; Percy d. Russell, secre-
tary. all of Washington, d. O.; W. s.
Hoge. ir, treasurer, Fostoria, Va. Cap
ital stock: Maximum, $26, 900; mini
mum, $1,000.
Tue Corporation Commission today
granted a charter to the Alexandra
Electric Company. The officers are ".
l.. Mathues, of Media, Bs., president;
]. l.. Rigby, of Media, Pa, vice presi-
dent, and E. E. Vaudeville, of Philsdel-
phia, secretary aud treasurer, who to-
eether with H. J. Makiver aud +. l..
Blest, of Philadelphia, are the directors.
Mr.. G. G. Carlin, Of this city, is the
local attorney. The capital stock of the
company is 100000, and the object Is
to operate 40 electric plant to furnish
electricity in the city and county OF
Alexandria and in the county OF Fair
fov
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-03
Midsummer Entertainment.

A midsummer entertainment was CIV
en- the children at Crittenton Home last
evening Sweet strains Of music we're
heard through the windows BY way OF
gospel singing accompanied by five
piece orchestra, under the direction OF
Mr.. Padgett. There was an abundance
of ice cream, cake, bananas aud water
melon furnished by friends of the home
and The children enjoyed real treat.
Captain John Thomas, of the ice laden
schooner Henry Little was q guest OF the
evening, accompanied by his daughter
aud friends. Other friends helped to
make the evening one of success. On
next Thursday there will be watch
talk to which all are cordially invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-03
New Round House.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has indicated its intention of erecting tSQ
mammouth roundhouses in Washington at a
cost Of 100000, for which building permits
were secured yesterday. The roundhouses
xill be located in the yards north Of New
York Avenue, between Fifth aud fifteenth
streets northeast According 10 the plans filed
with the building inspector, the houses will
be constructed in the form Of half circle,
fscting each other. The dimensions Of the
houses will be $50 feet on the open front, and
each will contain twenty-five tracks, or stalls
In addition TO the houses for the aceomo
dstion Of the engines, there will also be a
tool room, y machine shop, a repair shop
and all other equipment for the care Of thu
motive power Of the road conyerging upor
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-03
Excursion Last Night.

The moonlight excursion last night
of the Knights of Columbus on the
steamer jamestown was, as had been
anticipated, an enjoyable affair. The
excursion was we'll pstronized and the
members of the organization saw that
ali aboard had an enjoyable time. As a
good many persons secured tickets and
did not care to take the risk of encount-
ering a storm on last nights trip,
arrangements have been made, whereby
all Knights of Columbus tickets will be
honored on tonights trip of the James
town, aud persons holding same will
have a voice in the awarding Of Two
round-trip tickets to Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-03
Correspondent at rs.

Although he is rs years old, the love
affairs of Daniel ID. Brnckerhof, a
New York millionaire, who retired from
the crscksr-baking business after selling
out to the National Biscuit Company
over ten years ago, are still occupying
the attention of the New York courts.
Mr.. Brinckerhoff has figured in two
divorce cases, and while not yet done
with the litigation arising from 500,
900 alienation suit brought against him
year ago by Dyke NJ. Oviatt, he ID
again made correspondent in a divorce
suit brought by ArthurL. Kugel against
Lillian NJ. Kugel, and defendant in
suit for $50, 900 for the alienation OIL
Mrs. KugePs affections.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-03
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The funeral OF Eliza Douglas, coiored,
took place this afternoon from Roberts
Chapel, south Washington street. and
was attended by many friends and &C
ousintances of the deceased.
Mrs. Rosson, accompanied by her sou
Herbert, hiss gobe to Dodge City, Kan
sas. TO ascertsiu The whereabouts OF the
remains of Cliff I'd ROsson, her son, who
was killed recently in a railroad accident.
The remains wilt be brought to this city
for interment.
During the past week q gentlemen
living near Washington has visited this
CITY to purchase dry goods and notions.
He stated that be can make purchases in
Alexsndria more advantsgeously than ia
Washington, aud with much less trouble
aud loss of lime
Officer Woodward, of Washington,
Yesterday wrote letter to the Commits
siopers of the District of Columbia 10
which be expressed the opinion that
weeds are not dangerous to public health
This announcement will afford relief 10
many in this city, as the crop OF weeds
hereabonts is abundant.
st. Swithin weather was in evidence again
Yesterday evening and this morning. The
wind continued to blow from the southeast
The temperature Is still humid and
oppressive.
During the month of August the music OF
Christ Church will be by the Chapter Of
Praise under direction of Mrs. Chas. L.
Lennon, organist Of the church.
At the Front Royal Horse Show yesterday
Mr.. Charles Hoof . Zodoc took the first prize
in the hunters fat race.
Tie pump at the corner of Fairfax and
Franklin streets is out Of order.
The rain it rainsth every day.
Fined CLANS 30 cents a dozen. Oysters
fried, stewed or raw. Clam Soup DC, Vege.
table Soup &c. C. II. Zimmerman, Market
Space. IeD Zou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-03
The JacksOn-Phillips Brick
Company Case.

Under Judge NicoPs opinion rendered
Yesterday the attachment for 50, 900 was
sustained the bonds for $4,000 were
sustained aud the claim of Mertens q
Agnew was cut down from $500 to
81, 200 The Court held that the trustees
in the deed of trust we're properly ap'
pointed. All these points were in favor
of the defendant, The Court held in
favor of the plaintiff that it would retain
jurisdiction and sell under order OF
Court. 1t also held that about $4,000
received for the sale of certain property,
should be credited on the above bond
for the benefit Of the general creditors oil
the Jackson. Phillips Brick Company.
As Mr. ". H. Jackson, the holder OF
the bonds, is general creditor to the ex
tent of over $40, 900, the decree only
affects him to the extent of about 81
500. aud to this extent the plaintits sue
eeed. AZ stated yesterday, Col F. L.
Smith and Messrs. j. r. and d. b.
Cation represented the plaintiffs and
Messrs. Norton & Boothe & Huffty &
Huffty the defendants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-03
Electric Shocks.

During the thunder storm yesterday
evening Mr.. W. NJ. Priest sustained
a severe electric shock in his store 10 the
northwestern section of the city. he
had just taken the telephone receiver
from the rack and was in the act of plsc-
ing it to his ear when the wires were
struck by lightRing some distance OIL.
The electricity ran into the stOTe, severely
shocking Mr.. Priest and cutting the
wrist of the hand in which he held the
receiver.
During the rain yesterday evening
lightning also entered the Office of the
master mechanic at the Southern Rail-
way depot in this city. The lightning en-
tered on the telephone wire and badly
damaged the instrument. No one wss
hurt