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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

When ia ali going our-ihon che
hard luck stories are revived Tho
latest on fliz De- io This effect When
fitE came io this country be- stopped
of lD Denver a stranger walked un
iC him and introduced himself o. Mr.
Huntington. son Of the owner Of the
Southern Pacific railuad. OF course.
Fliz was delighted because he had
heard an about HuniinElon'e father
In California They took the usual
walk and fell into one of the bunk
Joints With which Denver aboundcd
ai that time Tho usual same 81 cards
was played, and suddenly mir Hunt.
lngion" found himself short ~ ready
money and, Of course. Fiia cashcd his
check FOR several thousand dollars
When This was gone they lofi FOR the
depot tn take a ride on Mr Hunting.
tons private ear Then suddenly Mr.
Huntington excused himself. aud Fit1
Tor three hours searched the depot fur
hr Hunllnelua'a private car"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
MEET At NEW ORl EANe

Ncw Orleans. Ia. Jan. 1.-THE On.
hsg' reunion Of the Confederate Vet.
Grams opened here today. severed
Thousand Confederate Veterans, from
an paris of the south nfp iu the city.
and more are SIN arriving here with
every train. The local camps ~ the
Confederate Veteran organizations
and affiliated organizations had made
extensive preparations for the reoep.
tiun and entertainment OF the visiting
veterans and they are meeting with
la most hOspiinhlc reception The
opening session 0f the fifteenth an.
nual convention uf the Louisiana ID.
vision of United Confederate Veterans
VIII BE- called 30 order IN Memorial
Hall, this evening, and Il a. expected
THAT the attendance viii be- larger than
for several years The Veterans win
be- welcomed By the mayor nf the city
and Che leading officers OF the local
camps A number OF prominent
speakers are on the program for toe
opening session
The state convention Of the United
Sous Of Confederate Veterans viii
meet here at the same time aud che
members % the latter organization
viii probably attend the camp fire
meetings Of the United Veterans.
which win be- held every evening dur.
ing the convention
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Everybody knows that of late years
natural forces have been wonderfully
subjected 90 mans need. We are dRs
lied by the spectacular achievements
len s'oam and electricity but are likely
20 forget the less noisy but no less
marvellous conquest OF animal and
plant lifc. HORSES are swiuor. cattle
heavier COWS give more milk and the
sheep have finer fleecOs than In DAYS
gone by. IN plants the transformation
is even more marked People ouR
living can remember when the mum.
her OF edible fruits and vegetables
was far less than at present and even
thosc that could De- grown were vastly
Inferior 40 what We now have For
example. our parents know nothing OF
me tomato. except as curious oma
meni In the garden. Sweet corn was
hardly better than the commonest
field sorts An oranges had seeds.
Celery Was little known and poor m
quality IN the flower bed tho mag
nif'cpni panay has replaced the insie
niflcant hearts ease, from which b.
was developed. and iho sweet pes. in
an its dainty splendor traces its orr.
GIN 20 the common garden vegetable
This progress has been made In
spite Of tho great tendency manifesto.
ed ln an plants and animals 10 go
hack "a their original type ID Is In.
deed a hattie 10 keep strains pare and
up 90 the standard thoy have already
attained. lei alone any Improvement
The practical results are accomplish
od BY men operating largely for love
.of the WORK like Luther Burbank ln
California and Bedford In England, as
Vel as by the great seed merchants.
ID. NJ. Ferry A. Co, of Detroit Mich
Who are NOT only Uiernally vlgllant Go
hold what ground has been gained. but
have a corps of trained specialists.
backed Boy ample means. 90 conduct
new experiments The results of their
experience can be- found in their 1905
Seed Annual which they win send free
tn all applicants
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
A HUADatD DAY EXCURSION TRIP

ThU santa Fo Wiil slun handle over
iia lines. un Hs Vgniar trains. the
private car "PlIrrlm. one NJ the hueat
special ears the Pullman company has
ever Uulh, and ln it VIII Dee one
Mitchell Harrison and party, of phi,-
adclphln
one " lhc richest families u Phila-
dclphia, hgs 1nrCd ir.p through
the southwest, including stops at an
the principal cities and places of In
forest ln Now Mexico. Arizona. CALI
fornia. and all western states The
trip win cover o period ~ 100 days
and VIII De- The most extensive tour
ms trip that the roads of The south.
west ana southwest have ever been
called upon 10 handle.
The santa DE- company has received
The Itinerary NJ Mr. llarrison's trip.
and b already making arrangements
10 hondie his ear when 10 arrives The
party VIII leave Philadelphia. Jan
uafy 90. and will arrive in that ciiy
Al the end az their tour May p. which
means a trip of iOa days.
The trip Will rOst Mr., Harrison ln
the ucighburhoOd of f9.0c0 for trans
porRrion alone The private car will
coft him $50 per day. aud be- will
have 70 pay fare for rs persons NO
matter how few accompany him ON
the trip. This item will amount 10
about $4,000 for the trip, and the prl-
va;e car Tor 1903 days win cost Sa.150.
which makea total ~ almost eg.000
This Is FOR transportation alone. and
does not include the cost OF provisions
sor the party. Tho lnoidoutai expenses
etc Altogether h is figured that The
trip VIII Cost Mr. Harrison In the
neighhOlhoOd az $4,000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

The nppancy and evasion resorted To by o. ~.
Rogers the witness stand, n the Missouri proceedings
emphasizes the conemptuous spirit Ia which Rogers ana
his associates the courts. the laWa and the rights
of the public
w X Vanderbilt had HE nodneSs say outright.
'Tho public be- d--d" Rogers expressed The same
sentiment, aut expresses through evasion arrogance
nsolenco and bunOonery The Rogers method of meet
Ing legal inquiry is the method OF Innocence The
sinister cynical evasion forms complete confess
sion Of guilt than could have been put into words The
technically always the lasl hope Of the guilty.
Rogers defiant attitude may defeat the purposes Of
the peading investigation Under the limitations of
loyal procedure IL may be- Impossible udciay and for
maly decree that the laws have been violated and
public rights outraged. liuI open mind. guided hy
logic and intuition, fall 90 n Rogers attitude
both proof and confession. dangerous defect Ia
The laws which permits man because De hns money
and power 80 shield himself Ia silence o treat courts
with contempt and the public with insult There II cry
Ing need Tor laws more stringent and penal cs harsheT
han any nov available; and when John ID Rockefeller
refuses 10 leave Virginia 20 the questions of
state IN this union. the Jaw ought able seize MIN
by his wig aud bring him into court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

dreamed Of writer says. 'why don't you initiate
your iauters and lay out a new Urohard9' asked
farmer iflcnd ia my days Of Ignorance Plying which
he remarked gently And have ny taxes doubtdg'" Add
these obstacles The total absence canals of roads
NJ Tor wheeled trafc. of rivers navlgabo Though %
make them would be- simple task, and Of any
cra system Of IRRIGATION. The country presents she
amazing spectacle 81 a government taxing its own
ports go per on on nearly 90 per quarter maize
and beans and treating the other kindly fruits
of tho earth IN llko fashion But even 10 the
working Of the ubiquitous taxes placed on these
goods their road from The grower 70 the seaport nSes
levied every few miles OF the route Tire nrecngc
OF protecting the caravan The marvel ls n0i that
Morncco today exports little. compared with ifs
boundless capacity but that 81 gives much.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
NATIONAL BOARD OF
TRADE MEETS TO
iNFLuSNCE CONGRESS ~ IN.
roRTANr TRADE LEGISLATION
NOW PROPOSED.

Washington. y. c., Jan. H. Dele.
gates representing commercial orNan.
1niiuns throughout the country are
assembled .n this city. and every train
- bringing additional delegates. They
have come 90 attend the annual con.
Vouil0n nf the National Board OF
Trade. which will begins H. session
here today The convention viii omen
with an Informal reception and meet
ing this evening while the firat regu.
iaf huslncss session Will be- held 20.
morrow
The convention promises 60 be- un.
usually interesting. owing 20 the mum
Der at important matters that will
come up for consideration IL the meet.
lngs. one of the most important sub.
iccis 40 be- considered ls the auo,tiou
concerning the government control 81
railroad rates Numerous resolutions
ON the subject az railroad rate control
in accordance with ne suggestions
or the committee ON Interstate Com.
merce have been introduced. and wi,l
Dc discussed ln tho convention. One
az the strongest o. hy the New York
froducc Exchange. u deacrlfe that n
would be- detrimental 10 the CONNER.
cial Interests Of the country 90 invest
any government commission with the
power 20 male the rates. and strongly
recommcnds other legislation 10 cor.
roci the evils OF rate discrimination.
ote Other resolutions on the same
subject viii also d. considered. which
rather favor government control of
some form of the power Co make rail.
road rates
Boston New York. plusburr.
Scranton aud Washington have offer
"a resolutions on The subject of shin
subsidies and development ut our mor
chant marine An favor some meas
ure or measures that would have 4
tendency 20 encourage the devotion
mem ct our merchant marine. al
though some OF the resolutions DO moi
expressly advocate the payment oi
subsidies. All Of them point out the
great Importance 10 an increase OF
american shipping for the commercial
development of the country.
Oiher resolutions which viii eome
np for discussion refer % the Consular
service. postal affairs. the federal con
irol ~ Interstate Insurance. tariff ana
reciprocity. river and harhor improyc
menid, International arbitration. ma
tionh currency, territorial possession,
ana the aboiIahmcnt ~ the tax ON al
noh1l for Industrial purposes. change
boz inc national bankruptcy laws ami
"'her subjects Of equal Importance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
TO ISSUE BoNDs ron
CURRENT EXPENSES.

Tue county commissioners OF Tor
rance county met Ia postponed sos
sion the other morning, says tho Es-
iancia news BESIDES a great deal Of
routine business the most important
business was the cOnsidornt ION az The
Issuance of current expense bonds
q was decided 90 call for bids GA
ihese IN The sum OF ave thousand dol
lars providing the action received the
approval of the district attorney, who
was unayOidahly detained ln Santa b..
That the county has run whole
year on hot air proves THAT 10 D. not
80 cold here az some of our local
thermometers would have ns believe.
No doubt the bonds viii ind ready
sale at inlr price, as several buyers
have already offered 20 bid on same.
The hoard viii meet the third Non
day 10 February 10 open bids On these
bonds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
PLENTY OF PRISONERS
IN POLICE COURT
THEY TOLD JUDGE CRAWFORD
PLENTY or HARD LUCK TALES.
GUT COULD DIG UP NO MONEY.

As has been the case Tor some time.
Judge Crawford vas called upOn this
m'rnug 10 dispose of number OF
alleged law breakers. who had excuses
galore for being vagrants ur drunk. as
the case might be-. bat with less thaT
twenty cents between them.
" Roden and Charles bowman. col
ored. we're given five days each on
The vagrancy count Roden worked
about forty minutes, since coming tO
Albuquerque. u appeared and Bow
man not M all.
Asthnr though, q plano tuner ami
iinisher who hailed from Las Vegas.
vas commanded ~ go forth and get
busy Clougll said be- made lots of
m ncy 90 las Vegas which be gave
60 the gambling man and booze dis-
pcnxcf
Fired Waller was declared a varrpnt
In spite of his explanations to the ef
feet that he was on a leave az absence
from a Job in the east. aud was wait.
ing for a check from "mWher." 10
ne city dirt pile went waller.
W A. Murray fresh from the Belen
out or. was unfortunately. aecostcd
10 a bar room Saturday aight bv
policeman. when ho was shs of money
ile was removed 10 the city ice HOY
ior bis audacity Murray showed
Judge Crawford where brighter days
were coming, and that II Wuuld not
Der long before be- would be- firing an
engine IN the local yards with money
20 burn az his command Murray was
sentenced ga the sunlight OF Tileras
avenue with the accompanying infor.
nation as "a where the Santa Fe
yards We're
I'm 1871 Taylor. I ls' drawled out
a dusky skinned alleged yagrant. ln
cuuI1 ihis morning n work NJ Belen
made some money there and came
hero and spent u Ina going hack
there and mako some more Ia bring
here 90 spend" You'll spend five
days ON the streets flrst.' said the
court. BIll didn't sRy he wouldn't.
Charles Williams. IA years old sp.
cured bottle OF whisky. SATURDAY al
tornoon. drank of its 'hOnoyod
sweetness, was made Rlorioualy
drunk and while feeling like con
querlnE Albuquerque. with "DOgtown"
thrown in, was snatched un by q bluo.
coat tIe would not tell the oonr,
who gave him the whisky. and was
given ten daya in which Ia change hig
mlud
James German and VIII Allen. The
first an accused vagrani and the
other drunk, were sentenced to five
days each In the chain gang.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
SANTA &c DlSCRlmlNATES
AGAINST MIDDLE WEST TRAVEL
NO ACCOMMODATIONS FURNISH
go ON LIMITED TRAINS EiTHER
IN on OUT or ALBUQUERQUE.


With the growing importance Of
Albuquerque the Santa ~ viii soon
hg duty bound 20 Give this eily al
least two SECTIONS on its limited
trains Nos Q and 4. There Is seldom
d day that there are not from one 60
ten people leaving on the Eyer. either
In ono direction or the other and some
times both, but more especially ON
No. 3, the west bound train and how
frequent o Is that these people have
80 take an upper berth or wait for
auOi her train. with no guaranio0 OF
better accommodations on the slower
aud less convenient trains ON one
occasion the writer noted thirteen
people leaving on train No. 3, ami
mere was an unRfacoiul scramble on
the part ~ SOME ol the more wise
ones 90 Eci aboard first i0 secure any
lowers thai might be- vacant, owing 10
the disposition % the passenger de-
paumont 90 ignore thls city as far as
the flyers are concerned.
Another tyrannical rule porpotratod
upon the people of tho east Chicago
Tor Instance who desire 90 come iu
The middle west and enjoy the mX-
uries OF me limited trains, Is the Do
mand Tor tull Pullman fare from Chit
caeo to California points though the
passenger destination may only be-
las Vegas. Albuquerque or El pasu
And although the passenger may pay
the Sleeper fare demanded and leave
the train at Albuquerque or any OF
the other places mentioned. the PULL
man conductor Immediately rcsells
the vacated berth or section, Or draw
Ing room, for that matter, 10 anyone
who might care to buy Il.
ME u morally wreng, u not a Yio-
lation ni the law, and an injustice 90
she public ana should be- corrected
What Albuquerque wants ia two
sections on trains Nos 3 and Z placed
nd he local aint.0n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

While there may be- many people
who set too much exercise Oh their
daily work. there are equally many
who 90 not get enough, and even
those who oyerwork with their mus
Giles. are benefited by. a change
4udiciuus exercise and proper food
make perfect hcBlfh
Gymnasium o&ogciHo ~ better than
none. but Il ~ not 20 be- compared
With thar taken Ia the open air
To get oxygen. one must breathe
pure air. and few people breathe cor
rrcily-tho shoulders are held for-
ward and crowd the lungs
Try 90 touch the shoulder blades
together in the back. ana while do
lng 40. inhale slowly on the afr the
lungs will hold. retain L three Sec
unds, and slowly cxhalo.
You can DO this while walking
about The house. or on the streot
when ~ yuur desk in school ug oHco;
it relieves htldarhc and HerHuusncss
Though gGuhl'zci circulation
karal walking in he open ar IN
exec lent exercise. With mead NJ,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
FRED .. ENGLAND REPRE-.
gEMTtHG pREgg gNNntcATE

Fred j England. representing the
ffess syndicate Of America, head.
quarters in Denver whose mission b.
90 prepare special reference hooks and
articles Tor The great daily newspapers
OF the country. % in Santa he on bust
ness. He 70 gathering data and n
formation about the leading men of
ihe territory in an walks OF ilfe.
which are io be- contained ln historical
works nn Colorado aud New Mexico
and which will be- published al an
early date.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

chin In. chest out and shoulders
hack" take long. swinging strides,
with the arms swinging frcoil ai the
sides. OF claapod behind tht back.
BE- sure to walk ON the sunny mdo Of
the street unless the day be- hot.
The average person disiiEcs iu walk
for exercise. and % iH tu be- iepiurea
that the cycling fad has gone by,
for never was there a fad that COM
hlued 90 once ao many desirable and
pleasant things and had so little on
she other slide Of he balance
To debiliiaied person who il TAX
ink exercise for 90 therapeutic value,
a little caution Is necessary
10 not oycrdo watch the heart
rate. n h "a over 100. rest until it
o. below so. but porHpvCre in ihe exc
orclHo and the noaFt viii soon be-
come strong The heart ear res
faster " the patient assumes n hort
zontul position
For glcrploaHnegH walk 90 bicycle
ride. in tho evening. the distance de-
pending upon the patients strength.
will relieve the overchnrgod nerve
cells ANA induce refreshing sicep. and
Is worth more than q barrel % SOM
nif roda drugs
Exercise before mUais--rcsf or
sleep after mrais-evon 90 minutes
spani 1n the couch amer lunch ls ~
untold value 90 those wno muyt rush
the rest ~ tho day but 90 stretch
nH as limp a. q rag and make The
most uf that ten minutes
Walking or cycling la the best ex-
erclsp fof a torpid liver and for lu-
do0g lives exercise, walk on the
hands and feet Tan tourist this Us
also said 10 prevent appendicitis
The laugh that invariably follows
this last exercise ls worth SIC Lay
aside your dignity, and let She baby
ride while you give your Ever IT,
needed stimulus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Tho cost Of livlLS IN New York. that
u, u you DO live, "a something fright
ful, and ! find q very dimoult tO re.
cover from the Bellefontalne 10, go
and 80 schedule while have The
price New York letter from 80 edi-
tor Bolleioniaino tOJ Examiner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

A New York exchange says truly that those who aie
actively interested 10 the statehood BIN In the Philip
pine tarin bli spend their time IN alternating ms Of
citation and depression attended respectively by chuckes
and groans. Both bulls vii probably pass the house
time ot the reason that the house leaders arc not
ap 90 let any b reach the STAGE az which these have
already arrived unless they fairly sure Of ts uu-
msfn passaEe Tho pity cf q H. that such measures are
10 seldom treated and disposed of in straghtorward
business way on their merits Those who wish 20 zoe
the exact condition Of affairs 10 Washington with refer
onoe to the question ~ statehood viii Ind tho latest
and FULLEST statement In The Citizens Washington cor
rvaspondence. published Monday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

England ls learning once asan what AN ihe world
has eaned and over again. that there h no sover
clgn specific for poverty aud Idlosness. The condition
be- treated through individual aud The hcpeus
taught 60 help themselves Every man stands his
own feet falls No arms OF charity however strong
with love. can long sustain him.
This Ia the tlmo-tred theory which General Booth,
Of the salvation Army has applied ia several cities OF
the United States aud b. now applying n London TIE
seeks 60 cultivate m the individual the forces that make
uf suoceaa-gh Ideals energy. perseverance, and thrift
By his method hundreds HOPELESS and hopeless have
been lifted from the slough of deapond Zoo the aluus Of
cities aud transferred to the farm colonies n ohio Colo-
rado and California, 20 become land owners and home
owners and 20 feel The iouvonlng enoc of wholesome
aspiration aud self respect
Nearly half million dollars has recently been placed
I'D Gen booths disposal by of the best known phil
anthruplsta iu England. io carry this same work 10
london Hundreds who have nothing and prospect
wnnro they are Will be- helped Ca hecumo peasant proprle
tors Should hc experiment prove successful &c a likely
10 be nrgeg extended until tho whole face of the Eng
s country side has been changed and the cry of Back
TO the land becomes reality Each settler s 10 have
Ave acres u good land aud cottage and be- furnished
with stock seed ard implements and provisions for his
family until the land becomes sufficiently productive for
support Not dollars worth OF all this s given OUT
right Il must Do paid back to the last penny In easy
instnllmontn The CHIEF purpose Is 20 teach the men
that there feet th}y stand ON but their own
and hat they can walk only by trying IN the rsh way
-
The Washington correspondent FOR the Chicago Trib-
nnc detailing some OF the experiences of government
agents u investigating the STANDARD on Trust says;
Rockefeller is higger man than Roosevelt, was The
constant cry OF che standard on people only in New
YORK but iu Illinois Missouri and Kansas as well, An
'nori made, ami successfully. show that the
system higgcr thing than Che government of the
United States Itself The extraordinary thing that
independent Oh companies which were proved 10 have
mo- amlatlOn whatever with tho standard Oh company,
should refuse "a nghl b. SHOULD also refuse 90 supply
me government with the necessary evidence Go secure
Indictment and conviction Ia the federal courts"
yes" said the musical Young womah eve spent The
whole evening trying 10 play new sort uf polka
you don't say replied Jack Potts what was
the limh9"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

CAHa. Gang and family of Alliance
spent Christmas al the home of Mrs
itA shaw Cari0lliOp tOl Repub,
iican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

"lcs,' said the musical young Womah eve spent Tie
whole evening trying 90 play a new sort 90 polka"
you don't say" replied Jack Potts, what was
the lmtl"
The Coconino sun., 1906-10-13
Notes From Maine.

MT. J. M. Dennis the principal man of the J. M. Dennis Lumber company is around every day in his always cheerful way attending to his various ardious duties. He is a very busy man.
 Miss Shoff and MT. Dennison are both most agreeable and obligin persons with whom it is pleasure to do business. They are of the mill office force.
 Bill Tezlaff is MT. Dennis right hand man who attends to every thing in the timber and every thing pertaining thereto. He is always on the go and is the right man in the right place.
 That whole-souled jolly good fel- low, Tom Andrews togther with his family are now living in Maine. Tom is employed by the company and is engaged in hauling lumber from mill to the main mill.
 Louie Hammer who used to work in the mill at Flagstaff is now here filling the position of engineer which said job he holds down with credit to himself and satisfaction to his employers.
 Lee Smith of Flagstaff is em- ployed here at the mill. Lee is now handling a cant hook on the skidway having heen lately promo ted and you bet he feels it some although he says nothing.
 The company has first class cook house and dining room. The men have plenty to eat and are all we'll satisfied with the food set be- fore them.
 Mir. Phelps we'll known in Flag staff and good fellow is located here in the interests of the govern ment in the forest reserve service. Mir. Wells who is in the same ser vice is stationed at mill 2. He is from Louisville. Ky, and entered the service on July last. He is a most agreeable gentleman.