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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
MEXICAN CONSUL Is
ACCIDENTALLY etto~

Arturo Elias, Mexican consul 4,
tucson, was accidentally ahot and
uahAerouelg wounded the other nigbf
az FetoGonta, near Tucson. while In
q STOPPING position a revolver 81 Iaree
oaliber fell out Of mis- hip pocket ana
was discharged. The bullet eptered
under his right arm ana oame ont
near the center OF the back. he viii
recover He was brought 20 Morales
q toreaiment and viii be removed
20 Tucson u hts condition permits.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

Up 10 date r. n. Pierce has sold
about $500 worth of fruits and vege-
tables on bis garon and orchard. lie
has three aoros and on this tract Of
land ho has a large brick residence,
large front ana back yards. barn and
n11sa TOT and orchard. The orchard
% just now beginning 10 bear. He
also raises chickens, IN altogether
makes his home supporting, The
$500 worth Of stu nsold does not M
clude what has been used BY bis
family. nor the many gallons Of fruits
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

abundance % outdoor exercise. I
hnge always walked a great deal. and
played outdoor games
FEARS ago { made record oi
bowling. which Is even now hard 90
excel. making q string os IA strikes
q score OF 300-the most that Is pos
sihle lo make IN one string"
His uniform good health BE- attrib-
uiea 90 a good constitution 60 a mon
tal attitude which IS inclined 90 cheer
fulneaa and % looking on "a bright
side. a temperate use Of food and
drink. ard Ga tho enjoyment OF out
door life ON every possible occasion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
~ C. l.. CHESTER,
9pselal Photographer.

Governor g. r. Magoon az his desk
In the once OF the governor OF the
canal rome, r. 9. q. building Panama
Republic OF Panama.
Governor Magoon WIS appointed by
President Roosevelt and Is held re-
sponaible for all matters pertaining
10 tho municipal government Of the
canal zone, and represents the pFeai-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
SHOT lN THE anouLDER
WHILE mir ni

nttar hei Of Carlsbad received tho
intelligence Of the accidental snooilna
OF BIS nlncicen.ycaruld brother. char.
ief. while hunting near Midland qun.
Gay. The particulars as cleaned from
the letter received by Oscar were
Ialhef vague. but indicate that Chaa.
iiation, trntchaF Woodbridge. Harry
ioinert end Charley Bell composed
me hunting party and that In a1mo
manner weapon vae DISCHARGED. tha
contents takinE thect In YOUNG nen's
,tli arm oscar made pronarationa 10
ieaYe Tor Midland. but received n fol.
esrem saying it would not be nocoa.
HHfy Tor him 20 come ne MS brother
was not seriously hurt and ln no dan.
ser oI loaIng hla arm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
WANT FRANCHISES FoR
"a EFTn4r = 4

8. 8 Green and s. s ecnii ms,lc ~
application % the board OF supervisors
~ Fhoenix tor q franchise for IN cleo.
We railway system 90 Glendale. eiaht
ui,iea 1nu another 20 Buckeye, thirty
miles from Phoenix. The promoters
propose 20 build broad auaeo road III
10th points for freight ana passenger
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
ROSWELL oAMDlFRe ApE
ON THEIp noon p~aa

no attempt has been made "a Ros.
Wen since Monday 10 open eambllnr
saines Ia that city limits without nar.
mission. ine gambling house operaf.
ing under territorial license two wiie-
from that city limits Is open. Mondsv
niEht party OF sports hit ne limit
mere and took along a younr Oblo
eliiilonhirc. He was Intoxicated ~
iore leaving Roswoi and much ~ ~
DISGUST OF the sports. be mapare9 NJ
get hack 20 town a winner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

"Mako Hav Whlle the un shlnea. p
There ia a lesson IN the work OF the
Thrifty farmer He knows that the
bright sunshine may last but day
and be prepares Tor the showers
which are 90 liable 10 follow. SO ID
should De with every household. Dys.
entery diarrhoen and cholera morbus
may attack some member Of the home
without warning ChambarlaiH'a Cole.
Cholera and Dinrrhoea Remedy. whicn
q the best known mGdicae for these
diseases should always Do kept 81
hand, aa Immediate treatment b nee.
eaaaFy. and delay may prove fatal. For
sale hy al druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
KIBsEY 70 RESIGN
Is TUCSON REPORT

= special TO the Phoenix F,nter.
prise from Tucson says that a prnnni.
nent republican there has stated that
guFernor kibboy will leave Ma oS9ce
we hrst OF the coming year and fbst
Sonn ~ Page. tho present auditor
VII succeed him. Page a a perronai
friend 81 supreme Juaeo Edward Kent
ana Is said 20 hold hts present ~.
pontment through Kont'g inaneune
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

North OF henson the San Pedro rly-
or valley extends In a remarkably d.
rect course for about 100 miles 90 It's
junction with the ella the water sup
ply "a increasing and the rich valley
widening out. being hemmed IN by
mountains where large bodies OF cop
per ore and veins OF ooklRE coal he
dormant for lack % transportation ia
cilities. This valley Is one of the
most inviting fields for railroad con.
struction a. yet unoccupiod In the
United siates. Tho senta Fe system
has purchased the right OF way. but
az the present time only a small force
ia employed on rs construction
though the line already built from
Phoenix aud down the ella valley 10
the mouth OF the San Pedro, IL being
put "a fne condition 10 withstand the
foods Of rain now beginning 90 fall In
Arizoue.-be Benson Press.
J. G. Erman. well known IN Nogales
and HermoslllO, VINO went 30 Globe
several years ago, "a now operating
a. Kelvin IN Plnal county In Phoenix
recently tho gentleman closed deaf
with Mrs. Kinney o. Globe and J. X.
MeCariy Of Florence for large and
valuable group Of claims. near Kelvin
and made the first payment. tho pur.
chase price being s05.000 The prop.
erty Includes nearly thirty claims. and
has many thousand dollars worth 81
development work, exposing immense
amounts nf low grade copper ore
which win pay handsomely 10 work
on n large scale. Mr.. Erman repre-.
SCENTS heavy capital which will equip
the property with q great plant
Oasis.
Cattle n this section are reported
doing wonderfully well this season.
and stock raiaera feel very cheerful
over the outlook. The reason given
for thla ia that the country IS better
watorod than usual and feed Is c0nse-
quently more abundant II Is stated
there Is water IN many places where
there has not been any IN years. This
Is due 10 the recent coplous rains.
Another reason Why stock Is doing 20
well rosts IN the fact that growers
have shipped Out largely during the
past two years. thus leaving splendid
grazing Tor the stock remaining on
the range in this locality. Globe Sill
YER Belt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

More than 1000 real estate agents
along iho lines 0f che Kansas gaii.
roads aud ln Topeka. Arkansas CITY
and Hf Joseph viii have t0 pay raii.
noad fare next year under tho terms
of che recent ruling Of railroad ffiur.
noya The attorneys for the compa.
niles have decided chat tho real estate
END land aNaHts 't9efI afa not regular.
ly employed 81 tho ralifuad companies
caanot ~ given passes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

anywhere. and I wc0ld recommend
thar any one who doubts the future Of
Sew Mexico take q trip with me 60
tspanola Seeing o. believing they
Say"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

he intense itching characteristic
2, SAT- rheum and uczema h insiantiv
aiiayed BY applying Chnmbariain,s
save AZ cure for skIu diseaaea
l9la naive is unegualod. For sale bv
al druggists ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

John y. Peach. who had been gen.
eFal foreman % the santa We shops az
Fort Madison. Iowa. Is appointed dlvl.
sion foreman az Las Vegas. N charge
ot the shop and car department, vice
Geo. p. Si Clair, resigned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

CLoUHCRoFT
The Improvement being made ainna
Chipmonk avunue opposite the resi-
dencea 0f Mengfs. Eddy. HoiNsier,
King DeGron. sauurH. ssevons and
perhaps others 81 most commendabie
and when completed Will loom up IKE
an Egyptian pyramid Already eve
erybody and thels relations stop and
admire this section 81 the street
whom passing. The improvements ex-
tend two blocks and consist Of drain
age, grading etc. aud the amount be-
ing expended IS about $3.50.
The wedding 81 ID ~. Whit and
Miss Ilzgine Evans "a The home Of
the brides parents ia James canon
last Sunday afternoon was "a merry
and happy AFFAIR. The bride was
beautifully altired in pale blue and
white and the groom Gu convention nl
black About fifty rpsatives and
friends nf tho contracting parlina,
from Cioedcroft. Alamosordo and oih-
GO points, were present The cere-
mony took place % o'clock and a
numptuous wedding dinner was served
at o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. whit VIII
make their home NJ the ranch 81 Bud
futon IN Xix Spring canon, Mr. Whit
being employed in tho cattle works
by Mr. futon. who ls also 90 be con-
graduated on having Ma heretofore
bachelor quarters graced by the pres.
cnco OF Mfs Whit.
George Reeves OF Eik. who receatiy
sold bis place 20 }. n. stalllngs. has
purchased the Blue Bud ranch IL tho
San Andreas and VIII remove his cat
Gle. 800 head To that place NJ onco
Mr. Reeves ID highly pleased With hi8
change OF location.
j. E t.uiz, a real estate man Of YER
non. Texas. was here this week on a
brief visit. and was 90 attracted BY
the resort that be Jeff AZ once for his
family and win return with them Sep
tomhsr 4 Mr. i.utz remarked that he
was greatly surprised on finding such
a climate here. and dld not know
that such a place existed.
HARRINGTON ENTERPRISE.
The people OF this community, and
in fact the entire county. should feel
encouraged at the prospects, If a good
harvest. Notwithstanding che dis
cOuraglng outlook az the commence.
ment OF the season, tho clouds have
rolled away aud all things are favor
able toward an abundance Of products
Fruit crop Is a banner one and with
increased facilities for transportation
win be the means OF bringing large
amount Of capital into the county
We have seen as fne wheat tfsll
wheat grown IN this precinct as can
be grown anywhere, San Juan coun-
~ ~ destined 20 bo the leading county
OF the territory .---f'rultland Tribune.
Building, while not on boom is
going along very nicely In Farn.Fg
ton. The bfuk building, which viii
be the fluost la town when completed
ls now well under way; the Hubbard
building 10 nearly completed and she
Allen building started. So much for
Main street. A number Of residences
are nearing completion; some art
starting and others are projected. The
same Is true OF Aztec and other parts
Of tho county arc coming 10 the front
with new and improved farm houses
and more pleasant surroundings.
Tho great quantities Of fruit arriv-
Ing every day from Aztec and Farm
ingtOn la proof positive that oul
nolghhors on the south are busy nnt
prosperous Almost a fun carload by
express last evening Durango DEM
Oorai.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01

Pliiaburg society has thEen 20 BAL.
booming and Mra. hary preutlco ND.
Ter, VINO has nerve a. well as good
looks and who u the wife az Major
chns .. 3. MILLER made "a ascent Ia
an airsalp and was nnl frightened
HE says the sensation Yves oAhflor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-01
The LINIMENT of our.
FOrefatherS.

company he traln. ar. Wgnaheli IL
% Do made an honorary momber ef
the Donver Press club aud the To-
ternail0nal league 81 press clubs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-11
MEN STRIKE On
BINGHAM BRANCH
Two Hundred Graders on the Rio
Grande Western Quit
This Morning,
EVERY ONE or THEM ALIENS.
strike Trouble j. Looked for on
Miners Day on We'd
ncsday.

Except To- the case Of a few English
speaking men all work was stopped odd.
the Bingham branch OF the Rio Grand
Western this morning by The grade,
laying down their tools and quir.in-
their Jobs Two hundred strong they
marched down the grade into Bingham
and EN- route compelled 40 surface men
no The Utah Copper company mines o.
join them As ihc strikers were armed
with clubs the men did not argue The
question but fell On and Joined the pro-
Cess.ou
The men who are one and an Greeks
and AusJdaus with q sprinkiug OF
Italians are striking for g cents a day
luore pay and Tor q day OF eight hours.
However The strike is looked upon ia
Bingham az preliminary TO "a clash an
along the line on Wednesday, June IS.
Miners day
Ou this day there viii be excursions
from all over the state from the var
ious camps OF Utah Following the cX-
ample OF last year the mine owners
have posted notices 90 the effect that
anyone taking q lay-of ON Wednesday
can consider himself discharged. The
members of the union have all gone on
record as asserting that they VIII take
a holiday on Wednesday and the own
ers are equally as emphatic IN the ass
sertion that they win not take the
men back u they absent themselves.
Trouble d. autiClpated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

orphcum-Tonight the orpheum
STOCK company win give the initial Der.
tormauee of the much-heralded "OIa
he.delberg with Mr.. Herschcl Nav
dll Zoo The role ~ the crown prince. made
famous bg Richard Mansfield. Un.
usual interest attaches 90 This play 0a
account OF the fact that The author has
permitted los presentation here by a
SOCK company prior to lbs being PLAYED
On this city by q travelling organization
from New York.
Llric-The Din at tho Lyrlc This
week. For Her Chudrcns Sake" Is
well presented by the stock company
and Is worth seeing The opening pey-
Torrance drew crowded house. and
judging from The applause that greeted
The performers, the play took well and
promises 90 DO "a big business this
week. The different parts were wen
handled, and the scenery is exception
ally good. Jane Kelton. the leading
lady, made a most favorable Impression
and her every appearance was the sig
ual for expressions Of approval ".
W. Bltner as Ross Boiler the theat-
rIcll manager. received % warm well
come, and made q hit with the audi
once. Little Rose SVcnson and her
companion Lola Lane. were also wen
received
Next week the management proposes
20 put on Northern Lights. and it IS
claimed that hfty people VIII be used
IN the production.
Grand-At this theater tonight A
Nan Of Mystery forms the bli and
Will De followed by In Sunny Africa"
Thursday night
Casino Park-Big audiences are
confidently looked FOR at this outdoor
resort. now that the weather has
turned warm. a Might IN Morocco"
forms the bin this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-11
FIGHTER AND TRAINER
CONTEST ON THURSDAY.
Charley Ross and John VILE VIII
Wrestlc for Utah Championship

The weather proposition having been
smicably sattled apparently, among
the members OF the atmospheric dis
trioutors union everything looks az
bright 40 a golden guinea FOR the COM
ing wrestling match between Charles
Ross Of salt Lake and John VILE Of
Chicago. al the Salt Palace next
Thursday night.
Both men went through some hard
work on the road and IN their training
quarters yesterday and will be IN good
condition when they gfapple on the
mat for the championship OK Utah.
Ross IL by far the lighter man. but
makes ny for u IN cleverness and sup
pleuess. not counting on his strength.
which is certainly there.
Tickets viii be put or sale today at
PfeNers cigar store. No, 81 west
Second South. and Charles Ltnges
OH South Main street.
4 has been settled that The two
principals shall weigh 30 on the after
noon Of the match al o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-11
REPUBLICANS GET BUSY.
Hold Meeting and Commence 10 Form
ulste Plans for Campaign.

4 meeting o. the Republican county
committee was ield Saturday after
noon. all the members being present.
except Messrs Joseph Mcknight and
Ralph Guthrie william spry and w.
w. McCrea, chairman and secretary.
respectively, OF the Republican state
committee were IN attendance. J. T..
Eldredge, Jr.. presided over the meet
Ing The Republican auxiliary commit
tee was given recognition, and !. c.
Loofbour0w and S. A. Stanford were
added 10 that committee.
on Friday June q. sugges tons win
be made by the committee for the ap-
polntment OF district registrars, tie
selections 10 be made by the county
commissioners from a list OF tire.
names IN each district.
4 committee composed Of Harry JOS
eph. John DeGray Dixon and W. VI.
McCrea viii solicit from Republican
ofiiceholders patronage in the way of
advertising for the party organ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-11
SPIKE AND RAIL.

The Denver & Rio Grande announce.
Special schedules Tor Miners Union
day, June u. There win be specllI
trains from an the BIG camps 20 salt
Lake on that occasion.
During the big wind storms IN Wyo-
ming last week Philip McGrath. "a
brakeman on the Union Pacific. wus
blown from a car Of freight train No.
bJ. and received serious injuries
Dana Wood an Oregon Short Line
brakeman. was yesterday brought 20
the Groves L. d, 5. hospital suffering
from a crushed foot caused BY an accl-
dent while coupling cars near Mccain
mon, Ids,
Peter Beck supervisor ~ bridges AMI
buildings for the Wyoming division oil
the Union Pacific "a nursing a numter
Of cuts and bruises on face and hands
owing 10 his gasoline motor car leav.
ing the track while coming down Sher-
man Hill las, week
c. A. Walker general agent for the
Chicago q Northwestern has returned
from a business trip 20 Cobre. New.
ID. r Gray district freight and pas.
senger agent FOR the Hartman lines
has returned from Chicago where he
went 10 attend the Trans-Missouri
freight meeting
The Railway Age ir an article de.
voted 90 the five years growth % IS
great railways shows that the Union
Pac.hc which made a mileage growth
OF so per cent during that period
showed the phenomenal increase Of
l's per cent IN earnings It. near
est competitor ls the Great Northern
with % per cent Increase.
Hartman lines have placed contracts
with The Barney q Smith Car company
for 10 baggage cars Tor the southern
Pacific and Is coaches for the oregon
short Line and with the Pullman com.
psny for four observation smoking
cars FOR the Southern Pacific fo- use
on the Golden State Limited ire
coaches are for September delivery
and the baggage and Observation
smoking cars for October delivery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-11
E. E CALVIN HERE.
General Manager Of southern Pacific
Arrives Prom the Coast

=. =. CALVIN vice president and
general manager OF The Southern Pa
enc, Is here With his family from Oas-
land. cal. where be- has established
his headquarters since the fire and
earthquake. IN COMPANY with General
Manager W n. Bancroft ana General
superintendent +. Buckingham OF the
oregon short Line Mr. Calvin went
out TO Garfield on special this morn
ing and looked over the smeltcr prop.
osllion out there lie expects to
leave salt Lake Tor home tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-11
TO SETTLE LABOR DISPUTES.
Isaac y. Hopper Favors Establishment
az Industrial Court.

New York June Establish an
Industrial court with full power TO set
ne sll questions between employer and
empoye.' said Isaac a. Hopper. pres.-
dent Of tho Building Trades Employers
association yesterday Establish a
court ,hat v.ll settle the differences be-
tween employer and emp,oye IN the
same manner and with the same au-
thori,y thar the civil court disposes ~
cases OF ihs people versus debtor. and
The criminal court disposes o. cases %
the people vetsus he man charged with
crime and ln this way differences can
be and Ri, be quickly and finally
disposed ~ and tho tendency 70 So
ciaiism ana anarchism VIII be cur
tailed.
Mr. Hopper made statement
apropts ~ the situation that threatens
% bring 90 a stanlstNl building opera
lions 30 New York City IN view OF
my experiences az an employer o. labor
Tor 80 years said Mr. Hopper y am
fully convinced that some plan must
b. adopted different from any We have
tried up 20 the present 10 settle the
difference iu the building trades. Ar.
bitrstion bstu cen parties. where on one
side. there is nothing binding or nobody
10 be held responsible. has, 20 ny mind
proved itself a failure. J an fully
convinced hat this problem must be
handled and solved 50 that decisions
viii be binding on both sides. ana a
failure 20 abide by a decision VIII BE-
followed by punishment Of some sor,.
Then We can protest the public from
the harishlps imposed upon them by
strikes Of which they are innocent Vie.
tins"
The board ~ governors of the Build.
ing Trades Employers association WIN
meet today 20 arrange Tor manning ths
buildings ar once
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-11
ATTEMPT AT MURDER.
Couardly Effort To Kill Mrs. Woodland
NJ Willard This Morning.

'NNtNiha ln lNt news
Brigham Cliy June ll.--A dastar1ly
attempt at murder was made about .
o'clock this morning al Willard. a few
miles south Of this place. At the hour
named a window was raised IN the
house of d. b. Woodland and the con.
tents OF a doubls.bareled shotgun were
fred into the bed occupied by Mrs.
woodland The shot took effect Ia the
left forearm, scattering that member
In horrible manner The would-be as
sassIns then He'd Assistance was rem
dered the injured woman as soon as
possible. Drs Rich and Browning were
hat.ly summoned from ogden, and they
found % necessary 90 amputale the arm
Of The unfortunate woman.
Sheriff Joseph JosephsOn ~ BOXelder
county went 10 work 90 apprehend the
nends who fred The shots. and ere long
had arrested a young man namea
Woodland. and l1-year-0ld boy named
Sorenson. The latter has confessed 10
the whole plot
n b. Woodland Is an invalid. and
the scheme of the WDuld-be murd-rers
was 90 Rill Mrs Woodland by shooting
hen to death and then 10 FIRE the prem
Uses and thus burn 10 death Mr.. Wool
land 'Hhcu they knew would not he
able o. 90 away from the burning
building Their plan OF murder mis-
carried and their nerve forsaking them
they 0ed in fear and dismay.
The dreadful occurrence j. said %
have been caused by quarrel over
land On which the victims and their
W0ui1-be ass8ssns were iu some way
miNei There Is much excitement over
The affair. md at the time this message
IS being sent % is almost impossible 10
get the details ~ the case The men
accused of The crime are in Jail here
and. AZ stated. Young Sorenson was AZ
press lime making clean breast q
tho whole 7Nair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-11
BACK FROM BUTTE.
Return From Montana Where They
Went 10 Give Testimony,

Detectives Chase and Burt OF the salt
lake police department returned this
morning from Butte. where they have
been IN attendance on the trial Of VIII
liam Paisley, charged with robbing the
Hennessy Mercantile companys store
ilt that place some months ego. The
amount OF money carried away By the
thieves was $3.50.
shortly after the robbery, Paisley was
arrested IN Salt Lake, and upon his
person was a large sum Of money. This
money was shipped 10 Butte by de-
tecflvos from that city. and Paisley
was taken to the scene OF his alleged
cri<e. He has been on trial Tor sew
cal days past, and on Saturday was
found guilty by a jury. IL Is thought
thar the man VIII be sent TO prison for
NJ least 10 years, Paisley ia Of wealthy