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

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jurors drawn az the ONCE Of the dia.
trlct clork February ia 20 appear on
March no. az 3 o'clock n. M are as
follows;
Grand Jurors
q. J.. Brooks. Albuquerque. n. M
Santos ortiz precinct 3, bornalillo
county.
Abel sandoyaL precinct ~. valen.
cla county
Solomon Candolaria. precinct s. ner
nalillu county.
Mnzimc Orlego. precinct s. Borualillo
county
Jacobo Aragon. precinct 10, valgn.
elm county
! ;asn oriz. precinct 6. Valencia
county.
Diego Sanchez. Albuquerque ~ A.
he. r. McMulleu, precinct 5, horna
/ lillO county
jose otero. precinc, D, Valencia
/ county
Fcrmin Torres. precinct a. valen.
ella county
Juan Garcia, precinct 10. sandoyal
county.
Manuel Rodarte, precinct 4. Bcrna.
| lilo county.
II Harry HollIngbury Albuquerque.
IN. A.
Mariana Padlllu. precinct 49, Va.
lCncin county.
Francisco 4. Garcia. precinct SO.
lBornalillo county.
sautln Ortiz. Albuquerque, ~ NJ.
! Guadalupe Lucoro. Albuquerque
rs al.
NJ. A. Castillo. Albuquerque. n. ~
Steve Rhocl Albuquerque. N ~.
i Hugh J.. Trotter Albuquerque, n. NJ
Daunol Chavez, precinct H. Valcn
4 ella county.
4 Poralio Montoya. precinct 10. Bor
nallllo county.
seforino Lucoro. precinct 4. sando
val county.
Ambroslo Gutale. precinct ~ valen
oia county.
Juan Jaramlllo. precinct ., Berna
llllo county.
John Balok, Ramah McKplcy
county.
Petit Jurors.
Polonio SANCHEZ precinct ~. Nalen
eta county.
w. D. Bell, Albuquerque. ~ NJ
Mariana Mirabol precinct 10, Nalen
cia county.
Jose Alahd, precinct n. vaioncia
county.
Jose Ramon Sanchez, precinct %
Valencia county.
Manuel salazar precinct 10, Berna
mo county.
Pablo Gayaldon, precinct o. Berna
{ lilo county
i M. OInughlin. Albuquerque. ~ NJ
Daniel Gurule, precinct 10, Naiencil
county
4 Frank Derrick. Albuquerque. n. N
b Pedro Duran. precinct 80, Hevna
!. llllo county
!. Modesto sanchez precinct 4, Ber
ualillo county
Fred schollc precinct O. valenoIi
county
}. Jose Loon Romero, precinct go, Va
}. loncia county
n senon Romero. precinct H. Valeu
h ella county.
o Cornelio 49, sandoyal. precinct
3 Sand1yal county
q Juan Otoro. Guam. McKlhley county
!. Esteban VelasQuoz. precinct n, Va
J. lencla county.
d Francisco sabedra, precinct 35, BET
ualillo county.
= Bonjamln Monies. precinct ~, sandC
% val couSty
s Amado sanchez precinct !, sandt
q val county
b. Manuel Aldorote y Griego. preclnC
q m. Valencia county.
e. Joao s. Sanchez precinct g. Waller
ella county
/, DesIderio Gurule. precinct 10, Va
q lencia county
} Mariana Chavez, precinct 6. Borni
a lillo county,
Luz Armlio. precinct Q, Bornalill
county
Basiuo Martinez. precinct 2. sand'
y val county.
8 Pedro Grlogo y Apodaoa. precinct
F BernnlillO.
D. Lorenzo Otero precinct TO- valeI
= ella county.
3 Pollcarpio Armlio, precinct o. Be
nalillo county
Abol Gallesas, precinct 4, sandoyI
county
, Bias Lueero. precinct q. Bernalii
. county
Y James Case. Albuquerque. ~ H.
y Cumpoa Fruiuzu, precinct Q, Bern
y Mo county
q. Young. Albuquerque, n. NJ.
y Frank ". Cline, Albuquerque. n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Ford Guy. Pa. had his hand fright.
fully burned la an electrical furnace
Tie applied Bucklcna Arnlca Sally
with the usual result "a quick aud
permanent cure" Greatest healer on
earth for Burns. Wounds, Sores, r..
zcma and Piles. 25c, 90 an drug.
glnin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
PROBABLY A NEW
ATTORNEY GENERAL


SO
. u Is very generally conceded =
that Governor Hagorman has .
3 shown excellent judgment IN dc. :
. Gliding 10 appoint Captain w C. =
. Reid. OF Roswcll. 20 be- attorney .
. general for the territory, says a .
. correspondent writing from RIOS 4
3 we'll 4
q Captain Reid as a good lawyer
) and ls studious and inclined 10 20
3 90 the bottom ~ things, which. !
with his naturally i1dicioua tenn. I
3 permanent and disposition, will 4
make him a safe adviser for the 4
8 governor
Q 10 "a learned thai Colonel I
3 Prichard viii soon resign the at I
8 tOrncy goueralship.
sasas3 ass
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

u you are acquainted with anyone
wh0 Is troubled with this dlstFcssins
ailmeut. you can DO him no greater
favor than TO tell him 90 try Cham.
borlain'a SAVE. Il gives instant relief
This Galvo also cures sore nipples
letter and salt rheum. Price 20 cents
For sale by all drugEista
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
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TERRITORIAL TOPICS
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HUSBAND BREAKS LEe
WHILE At CLOSE

J g. PlemmonH rccUiyed telegram
from Globe, Ariz.. saying that Charles
Clark had broken bis leg. says the
hillsboro Advocate. Mrs. Clark. who
was visiting with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Curtis was notified of
her husbands misfortune aud LETT nt
once for Globe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
SUPREME COURT
CASES SET FoR HEARING IN So.
PREME COURT At ADJOURNED
SESSION. BEGINNING MoEpAY.

The following cases have boon set
for hearing during the adjourned term
o. the supreme court, from January,
1906 beginning February Is 1905:
Wednesday February %.
No iief-susan p Barber plain
I'm iu error. W.. Monroe Harper. ue.
PENDANT Ia error
no il3l-potcr kitchou. appellee.
Vs. George schustcr. appellant
Thursday, March I.
30 ll32--teVl a. Thompson and
a. g. WcMillon. appellants. vs. Maria
Ines Garcia de- Snyder appellee,
so 1897 and ii3k-T u Hyde. Jr
and Marietta y Wothcrlll appollcoa
ys. j. r.. Elmer, appellant
No. lt40-Terrltory of New Mezic1
appellee. ys j. M Russell, appellant
no. 11f2-TerFitory OF New MCxieo
appellee, VI. Joshuo y. Church, appel
liant
Friday, March 2.
No 1t4t- rerfecio Armii0 appellee
vs j. A Henry. az co. appellants.
30 i145-M ID MintCr appellant
vs. Territory gf New Mexico appellee
No lIf7-ln the matter az Bernhard
Myer. bankrupt
30. ii4s--John n kingston. 81 al
appellants, Vs. j W Walton nppollce
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
me Ysllon Fsvsr osrm

has recently been discovered. u
boara a close resemblance % the ma
larla Eorm TO free The system irun.
dietase germs, The most elective
remedy Is DR. KINGS New Life Pulls
Guarantood 10 cure an diseases due "a
malaria poison and constipation. 25c
az al druEelaiB.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

am the luckloft man iH Arkan.
sns.' writes ~ A. Stanley. oi Bruno
since The restoration of my wife's
health afier five years Of continuous
coughing and bleeding from the lungs.
and ! Owe nay good fortune 10 the
worlds greatest medicine. De- King'g
New Discovery fnr Cousumptlen.
which know from experience Will
euro consumption n taken in time.
Ny wife lm proved With iho ilrsi bot.
no AID twelve bottles completed the
cure" Cures the worst coughs and
colds or money refunded AZ all drug
glsig. 50o ana 900. Trial bottle
free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Age years
Boru ln Spring Valley, T.
yer o English
.orhin q a 80 of years
O Labor when be- Nc old
Mexico and Colorado
10 Spring Valley.
workman Of the local knights Labor
1890.
Married Catherine O'Rourke 1892
the
Mine WoriCH
iobbled Ia the Illinois legislature Of
miners.
became vice president Of America
Succeeded NJ president
the 1898
miners their from
especially n tho anthracite fields OF
Pennsylvania
anthracite strike Of 1900 secured
and a : the strike OF 1909
Chndroni Richard Robert years
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

ailly Nolan has aont word to the
Britis that they must give hlm ta.0GG
hY March 49, OF there WIN ho no re-
ium mntch of Nelson and Britt Mo-
lau claims thia amount o. Nelson 8
share of the fight picture privileges,
and % does look 60 though iho Dane
was double crossed by me Californian
on chat picture deal up 10 date. NO
laa has stood pas ON biz word ~ hVa
talked greet deal true. hut ho
meant even word be- said and that
ie more than can bo said f0r lui Of
other ioss YOluahic manaEow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
JOHN MITCHELL, A STUDY in
DESTINY and DETERMINATION

Workers Of America.
Spring valley. lll.. Miicholls native
town. a typical mining settlement. has
always boon tho lamily's home. al
though Mitchell himself On at hcaaguaF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Eddie iianlun the California
foaiherWolFht pugillat. viii bocomo an
actor. playing the hero part ia one OF
Chas. nlanoy's sizzling "meilordram-
mers."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
Rn HsmIItan WrInhl.

Bayomboug. r. l.. Feb. 26-The
greatest need Of the Philippine Islands
today 40 improved transportation
facilities. Travelling from Manila 20
layombung. about 220 miles, Into tho
Interior. one ls Impressed with the
fact that there is not an acre Of
ground along The whole route that Us
MOI fertile n takes "a week of hard
travelling 90 make ihe journey now
hut when The projected railway ayH-
tens are built one will be able 10 so
in eight hours The first railway VIII
run from Manila through the Interior
OF Luzou 20 Apart. 500 miles only one
pack train besides that oi ihe Wrlior
has ever undertaken to make the con-
tinuous Journey from Manila To-
AparFl
Magnificent Cattle Range.
Thousands ana thousands Oi head
of cattle could he raised ln tho high
Interior valleys of luzun Great nreas
could bo cultivated 90 rice aud Cocoon
nuts. further down iD tho CaEayan
valley millions oft dollars worth of
the inject tobacco coIld 30 properly
cured and rnised Yet with the exc
ccptlc- qi the Cnmynu valley. ail This
region 90 Interior Of Lurou ls cui Dff
from the world The only produce
raised is Zoe home consumption Tho
I Philippines are far moro fertile than
I japan. and With railroad facilities
I they viii hocome tremendous export
I ers. ia fact. the g330O0.000 worth OF
goods that the Philippines exported
[ las. year were tho products of only
ia very small portion Of the is.ands
The statement has heon made Thar
{ she Philippines are NOT g whilc mans
country Nevertheless fhe Islands
are rchcr than Java or India. whore
! tho Dutch and English have made q
I success
Vast Timber Region.
The highest mountains Of ceHtTal
and northern Luzoa are covered viii
huge forests. containing some of fht
finest stands Of hardwood lumber la
I thc world The forests ln thls part 81
tho island have never lelt tho wool
I mana axe There afr Two billion dpl-
lars worth uf lumber ln che Phillip
pines that WIN hc aeailnb'o through
Improves transportation acNtina
/ There are wonderful opportunities
] For American capital in the Philip
pines Already the American planter
10 here On HayomhonF there is nhf
| coffee plantation Of 30 acres. planted
| JUST a year ego by Governor kniHh0
loi this province The tFees are Knee
high already
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

when you want physlc that q mild
Ina effect, take Chamherlaln's stomach
ana Liver Tablets. Price s5 cents.
Every box warranted Get free sam.
and gentle. easy 10 take and pleasant
Die az any drug store aud try them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

The Rev. J. e. Warren, pastor or
sharon Baptist Cchurch, helalr. Ca.
says OF Electric Bitiors; TITS a God
send 20 mankind u cured me OF q
iahio back. stiff joints, and complete
physical collapse. was 90 weak u
took me half nn hour TO walk a mile
Two bottles Of Electric Bltters have
made me 20 strong / have just walked
three miles Ga 90 minutes ard feel
like walking three more, MS made a
new man of me-" Greatest remedy
for weakness ana all stomach, Liver
and kidney complaints. sqld uudef
guarantee IA mn druggists. Price bOc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

The action Of The supreme court OF
Tennessee IN declaring the nnil-mcing
bin unconstitutional. means ihat the
Nashville and Memphis meets viii be-
bigger and better events than ever
before. Tho hard knocks the game
has received in several other tatea
has restricted the circuit with the re-
nit shat larger fields and better hor-
SEES win be- available for the remain
lng tracks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Road Supervisor q. NJ. pedroncelli,
ltsd beon Engaged IN fixing the roads
ih those two towns for the past three
weeks. aud that Precinct No now
hnd the best roads IN nornallllO coan-
ty. with the exception Of albuquerque.
rho Orierna road is built through
from the river road 20 North Fourth
street. and rs In tho nnest POSSIBLY
shape ln Candolaria all the roads
have been out Dol excellent condition.
ia Precinct no s. composed of ihe
Tho Citizen once. and stated that he
Mr. pedroncllll ~ agliating "a good
roads movement Ills idea is to Offer
"A prize to the precinct thar has ihe
ho8t roads. thereby stimulating inter
est among the residents % the an
tg.wns Of GmeEoa and Candelarla. was
Ia the city today on business. Whiit
here Mr.. Pedronclm was a caller az
ferent precincts aud by 20 doing. Civ
trn nernaliilo county the best roads "
New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
Common Cold Are the Cause Of Nam
Serious Diseases.

Physicians who have gained a ma
iionsl regulations as anulyst6 OF the
cause OF various diseases. claim that
N catching cold could be- avoided q
long list OF dangerous ailments would
never be heard Of Every one knows
that pneumonia and consumption orig
mate from q cold and chronic ca
tarrh. bronchitis. aud an throat ana
lung troubles arc aggravated and rond
cred more serious by each fresh az.
tack. DO aot risk your lie or take
chances when you have a cold,
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy VIII
cure 70 before these diseases develop
This remedy contains no opium. NOR
phlne or other haFmfal drug and has
thirty years OF reputation back OF Il,
gained By lts cures under every con
diti0n. For sale by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Tho jury term OF district court con.
yenos ni the nornnlnl0 county court
house March 10. al 3 o'clock o. mr.,
Judge Ira A. Abbott presidlng A
heavy calendar e. 20 be- disposed o.
The grand and petit jurors WIN not
be suhpOcnned before che hrst Of
March
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
UNITED STATES
JURORS DRAWN
Grand and Petit Panels That
We're Selected Feb.
ruaTy 18Th.
TO APPEAR MARGH 10 ATOA NJ

The United States grand and petit
jurors drawn az the ONCE Of the dia.
tricl clork February 90. 20 appear on
March no, az o'clock "a. M are as
f1lluwns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

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FACTS ABOUT JOHN MTCHGLL.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10

fore Police Judge Inman and settled their
differences by each paying their share of
the costs in the cases, which were promptly
dismissed
BEATRICE-John Warner, who was seri-
OuSly injured at the stone crusher plant at
Blue Springs a few. DAYS ago, is recover
ing Seven of his ribs were broken and he
was frighuully cut about tho head.
IIUMBOLDT-Ralph Philpot of this city
and Miss Edith Finch of Arspahoe were
united in marriage Wednesday at the home
of the brides parents, the ceremony being
witnessed by only immediate relatives.
COLUMBUS-The body of Mrs. 1. ]. Stat
terry was brought here yesterday and laid
TO rest in the Columbus cemetery. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sattery We're early residents of this
city. Mr.. Slattery died several years ago.
sCHUYLERaSFour new cases tas of di lS}-
makes nine families that have been quar-
antined in the last two weeks. Schools
will close until the spread OF the disease
is stopped.
WACO-Judge Evans decided Waco could
not have saloon when he declared that
! the April election there has been a bitter
saloon fight
BLAIR-The teachers of the Blair city
schools to the number of twenty-four are
visiting the Omaha schools today. The
Board OF Education gave them a day of,
but made it compulsory for them to attend
the Omaha schools for the day.
HUMBOLDT-Harley Robertson, a well
known young man of this city who has
! been farming in Gosper county Tor the last
| year, was married one day this week to
/ Miss Kate Elizabeth Mueller of Elwood,
/ Neb., near which place the couple will
make their home.
| STELLA-Harry Hartford. living a few
| miles north Of town, heard disturbance in
/ the chicken house few evenings ago and
taking his shotgun fired al an animal that
] was trying To make its escape. 1t proved
to be a wildcat and measured nearly four
feet from tip to tip.
BENEDICT-In the death of r. 3. Brab-
ham, Benedict loses one of its most prom
/ inent and popular business men and citi-
/ Zens. The funeral service will be held
Sunday under the auspices Of the Inde-
/ pendent Order OF odd Fellows and Ancient
/ Order Of United Workmen.
/ BEATRICE-A force Of men was put to
/ work yesterday on the plant OF the Easton
! Gas company. The promoters say that the
delay OF the past week has been caused by
/ hitch in securing the lease TO the Bur
| lngtnn nght-Of-Way, on which the COM
pany's new buildings are to be erected.
Observation-Disclosures Central Labor
I union held a largely attended meeting last
night and after the transaction Of consider
able routine business a motion was put
/ and carried TO the effect that the central
{ BODY use all its influence to induce the
members ana their friends TO refrain from
! pntronizing unfair institutions.
/ KEARNEY-NIrs. Anna Hoon died a. the
home of her daughter Mrs. Vet TOole, this
morning OF dropsy. Mrs. HOon came to
eighties and has lived near this city ever
/ since. She was born In Ohio Besides her
I husband she is survived By two daughters,
/ Mrs. Vet TOOle Of this city, and Mrs Ben
Julian OF Washington, d. C., and one son,
Homer D. Hoon Of this city. She also
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10

year The value Of the crop this year was
so, 503OS5. s5. against total valuation last
year Of 1854, 22830 Richardson county
carried OF the banner for the largest yield
per acre, this county producing an average
yield Of 33i bushels. Clay county comes
first in the probationary 26l bushels.
Huntington sour on Reporters,
Chancellor Huntington OF Wesleyan uni
versity went on record this morning OPP
posing the publication OF news concerning
his school and he said reporters arc peo-
pic who nose around for some little fact
upon which to hinge n newspaper story.
The doings Of Wesleyan university, he said,
concerned the students and the faculty
and did not concern the general public.
supreme Court stiu sitting.
The supreme court did not adjourn to-
night as Il expected but will finish the
sitting tomorrow. Usually the court has
Monday upon which to confer, but this
week the court did not convene until
wednesday and this has caused the delay
in adjournment. It is possible the grain
case decision will be handed down.
school Teachers at banquet.
The Nebraska Schoolmasters' club met at
the Lindeu hotel tonight and wound up
with a banquet, at which covers were laid
for fifty. The question discussed was:
Does the college entrance examination
system secure better scholarship than the
4 accrediting SYSTEM" L. A. Sherman and
w. NJ Davidson presented the question
ana it was discussed by I. NJ. Hodgman,
]. w, Crabtree and w, w. Stoner.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10
NeMa 81 Nehrnnkn.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Parmele has
purchased the Ed Fitzgerald livery barn.
COLUMBUS-The electric light plant has
new boiler and the capacity will be
doubled.
COLUAIBUS-Court viii convene Monday.
Where arc eight criminal and sevCnty-tive
civil cases OH the docket
COLUAfRI5S--It is learned here that Rev
j. r. Leedom former pastor of the Metho-
dist church, who is now located az Eearney.
is very ill.
BEATRICELThe Missouri Pacific Rail-
road company today paid It's taxes, which
amounted 90 $3.50. Ii owed the county
for only one year.
BEATRICE-tuneral services for the late
Mrs. Sarah Ball were held yesterday from
the family home conducted by Rev. L. G..
Brown. Interment was IN Evergreen Home
cemetery
BEATRICE-Chnrles F. Ware OF Omaha
Superintendent Of the Nebraska division of
the Union Pacific, visited Beatrice in his
private car yesterday. de left for Lincoln
this morning.
BRADsHAW-Orville Jones, breeder Of
POland-China hogs, sold yesterday fifty
i've head averaging s2650 each With the
exception of two or three head, all were
; sold 10 York county breeders
BEATRICE-Newton and Deacon" Bur
Tpughs brothers, who have had more or
! less trouble for the last month, which re-.
suited Ia two assault eases being nlA
against the latter, yesterday appeared be-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10

two farms in this county to revert to
that institution after the beneficiary Of
the will, Miss Helen Marble, Mrs. Bran
don's sister. was through with them. The
contestants claim the FINLEY Rescue home
cannot participate in the property for the
reason It is not an Incorporated institu-
ton and they charge undue influence on
the part of representatives of the home
exercised over Mrs. Brandon at the time
she made out the instrument
The contestants are represented by Hugh
Lancaster of Teoumseh, the executors of
the estate by Judge S, p. Davidson Of
this city. and the FINLEY home by Guile
& Guile, Wolfenbarger q Darnell of Lin
coin and Judge Eller of Omaha. The
contest proceedings have occupied the
afternoon in the county court and will
take the whole day tomorrow