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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19
INDIAN CHIEF
KALLAPAl CHARLEY
DIED M HIS WIowAM NEAR
kiNoMAN, ARiz., THE OTHER
BAY.

W'allaBsi Charley is dead. says the
kingman Miner. The corpulent figure
Of this picturesque Indian will no
longer be- seen on the streets OF King
man. Al 3.i5 o'clock. on the after
noon 81 the iith. surrounded by his
friends and kinsmon he passed 90
that happy hunting ground which con-
stltutos the indian idsa OF heaven
When In tho early COS. the white
man hrBt took possession OF the sec
tiun which constitutes MOlavo county.
Charley was young Indian, just
I starting iu 90 Enin a position OF favor
with che other members OF his tribe.
The opportunity offered In the oxter-
/ minatlOn of the white man. who was
iuierpOsiug upon tte Indian domain.
/ With his half brother. Sherum. who
ranked as "a war chief Of the Wallapal.
DC waged a warfare for a few years.
until Uncle Sans soldiers came aud
put an end 90 the ircipient race
troubles Charles wac made cap.
tive and properly shackled. sent to
Alcatfaz Island. near San Francisco.
/ When he was released from connno-
ment and returned 20 his native land,
he was q living witness that q was
useless for the Indian 10 aaht the
whites, for he had seen more white
men In a single day than there we're
indian bucks. squaws. papnoaea, dogs,
and ponies IN the whole tribe. mf;ss.ii
piled many times ever. Thonceforth,
Wallapai Charley and all the other In
dlnna Of the triho were reckoned az
good Indians" SO Charley, probably
/ by reason uf having travelled In for-
eign lands, or because he was intell.
gent above the average Of his tribe.
became a great ch!of, who laid down
the law, a SCOT OF chief Justice. az q
were. Another Indian, I.evy-Leyy. by
idht Of heritage. was head chief,
5herum, by power OF his good right
Erms which could send an arrow many
steps farther than the best OF the
tribe, was war chief. and Charley, or
Captain Walker, as he preferred 90
Do called. by reason Of his knowledge,
was third in rank, and 90 him fen the
settling of disputes OF a civil nature
And so Charley lived, "a familiar per-
aonhgo IN the town of Kingman.
When, last week. Il became known
that he could live but short zine
Indians gathered from an parts 20
take part In the ceremonies which. ac-
oording 90 Indian rites. would attend
hia passing away. Up 90 within
few hours Of his death ne directed
these ceremonies. The house In which
he suffered with Gropsy was decorated
with bunting and American flags. In
large open space a war party, in
huge indian feather bonnets. danced
and whooped while old sQrawa kept
np the monoi0noua wnliing. an ac-
compartment 90 death. Al 4 o'clock
I'M the morning the body was taken
20 the Canyon station, near Mineral
Park, and the house IN which he had
lived with his numerous wives for he
was a Mormon In following the In
alan custom Of plural wives. was
burnt Al Canyon station the body
was oremQted, his horse killed and
more ceremonies performed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19
MODERN MONTE CARLO
AT THE CASINO

jose l.. Ynda. a wealthy Mexican
from Monterey, Mozico. has been sold
Ne club privileges az tho Casino for
the summer and last nlght opened
Tor business in the room 90 the right
OF tue entrance 81 the Casino. Under
the regime oi Senior Ynda, the club
viii DO conducted very much "a tho
order Of a Monte Carlo, with several
Spanish games that are Just being
introduced Ia the states. One Of
these games. and probably the m0st
fascinating unp 10 bo found Ia the
Casino club. IA "fartida." Witch is
very much like our ruuleito. but As
played with cards instead Of with a
wheel The dcalpre 90 az long Ia
bic, one pulling cards from the bottom
"a a pack, while the other places tho
oaris called out ON the layout E"
There Is mo- odds IN tho betting. and
tho per cent against the player is tho
SAME as ln faro bank. the PLAYER loa.
ing half his bet should two cards of
tho same kind De- dra-m from the
pack at ono turn.
Mr.. fnda comes 20 the Casino with
the recommendation Of being a man
OF unQuegtiOnable integrity. One
striking ioature OF the Casin1 club "a
the large amount ~ money stacked
ON the tables OF the place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

asking. because / am supposed 90 BE-
IN change OF a.
Mr.. apooner. The last / saw Of e.
"a was riding down tho Noyaky Pros.
pelu In "a patrol wagon,
Mr., Tailmlnvlteh; on. then
won't Worry, unless Il gets thrown
uuon the tendeh mercy Of Secretary
Bcrnae
M. elvlledaessy: Mr.. Chairman
imperial Veto.
message from the cxar announced
that he had vetoed TIE following Joint
resolutions.
ID. Y. 90, Joint resolution ba search
General Trcpon
ID %. An act 20 amend seoiion
illtf OF che imperial statutes relating
to the tariff on dynamite.
imperial Approvais
u. rs. An oct creating 1875 add.
tional tax collectors Ia volhynia prov.
ince
ID v. 90. Joint resolution extend.
ms Maxim 0Orlya leave of absence
indefinitely
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

One OF our exchanges thus sizes up the stock stua-
In this part OF the territory says the Domng Graphic
"stockmen IN the vicinity Of Doming are preparing
for the cattle movement Although spring deliveries are
beginning a great many contracts have not yet been
closed and buyers stl In the field The excellent
condition Of the the fine shape In which the cat
Gle have through the winter snd the prices which
have prevailed have made the cattle optimistic.
There will be about 10000 head of cattle IN th section
for the spring delivery and they In better shape than
for many years past Prices this year considerably
Ia advance last season cettomen holding out
Cor eS for ones SIC and $40 for threoa few
contracts have been closed al lower figure hut for the
most part everybody ~ holding MS cattle az the above
figures. consequently not many large deals have been
closed and there large number Of cattle In this Sec
ton yet to be brought for the spring delivery However,
Is expected that all the cattle will be contracted for In
the next two weeks and by the 18th Of May the big
shipments win be commenced"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19
GIGANTIC MERGER
OF COPPER MINES
aUMoRs or A GIG COMBINE.
TAKING IN THE PRODUCERS m
BsieEG DISTRICT.

we have nothing bat persistent
rumors ON which 10 base the state
ment that there Is 20 be n merger OF
the BONANZA Circle companies" said
Frank j. Graf when asked by a Bis
bee. Aria. Review reporter II any
definite news had been received re-
garding the proposed consolidation
''Adyicos from the Michigan oOun-
Try are that the people there seem 20
feel confident that announcement may
be made at any time Of the conditions
OF this merger. which will be one ~
the most important mining develop
ments in the southwest since the adj
vent OF the Cole interests in the Bis.
bee camp"
MY understanding, continued Mr..
Graf "ls that "a holding company with
a capital stock OF f2O.000.O00 Is 90 be
organized DO take over these c0m-
panies. % Is not exactly the same as
a consolidation, the company being
one that can az any time take Ia the
other organized companies. u VIII o.
organized along the lines Of the Anal
gamated, which rs a holding company
with capital stock Of ai50OO0.00O.
"Tho four companies are now cap.
ltalized for total OF s550.000.000 81
which stock 10 the amount OF $500
600 has been issued. The amounts are
distributed as follows: Junction, cap
itallzed for 100000. OF which s2,-
500 GOO has been issued, Lake Su-
perior a Pittaburg. Pittsburg. capital.
ized for 100000. OF which $780,
600 has been Issued; Calumet a Pits
burg capitalized for s260000. ~
which all has been issued PitfsburE
& Dululh capitalized for 100000, OF
which $4,000 has been issued"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

Territory W. Frank Blake. assault
with deadly weapon.
Territory W. Felix TBist0s. sodumy
Territory Vs. Marcollno Baca. per.
jury.
Territory vs. Ruporto Gonzales,
stealing cattle
Territory w. Comello Montoya.
keeping gaming table without a a..
ccnao
Territory vs. Ramon Lucero. as
dault with infant 90 mursor and a..
nault With q deadly weapon.
Territory W.. Harry M2Van, other
Wise known aa Mcdonald. stealing "a
horse and obtaining money under
false preienao.
Territory W.. Ambroslo Valencia.
refusing 90 send children TO school.
Territory vs.. Alexandra FmncOaa
refusing O send children % school.
Territory W.. Jose sandOval. rofna.
Ing 20 send children to school
Territory VI. Reyes Chavez. refis.
ing :, soma children so school
Territory VI. Felix I.ucuro. rcfls.
Ing D. send children 20 school.
Territory W. Santiago SANCHEZ. m.
flushing To send children 10 school.
Territory Va. porfiilo Salazar, itpop.
Ing gaming table without a license.
Territory W. Eliaeo Mata. killlLx a
mule.
Territory Va. Eliseo Mat. stealing
q bull
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19
DEATH or WOMAN, WIG
WAS oI0T ~

Juaum Lucas. who was shot. bat
en and Kicked almost 20 death Al
Cimarron by Robert Mare. almost 4
month ago. died Friday last al noon
Tine woman, Who Is said 20 have been
the mistress Of Maroz. was IN a sa.
loon az CimarrOn when he attacked
her She was knocked down, thon
shot, and afterwards dragged out ol
ne saloon Into tho yard aud brutally
beaten and kicked into insonslbllhy
sho has lain between ne and death
for four weeks
Marez the perpoirotor 81 the crime
escaped. tie was indicted by tho
grand jury for shooting with intent
90 KIN, but he has since ovadod tho
0ilec-s ana is az large Vow that tho
woman % dead. % q probable thai a
strenuous attempt viii ho made % 10.
cato and capture him and bring him
20 Justice
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

An the worlds eyes are Russia. where finally
the imperial has been assembled 20 receive from
the the promised glft OF constitutional government
Although Il Is many months since the imperial rescrpt
calling for representative assembly was issued. Russia
has remained In doubt 10 what extent the would
share his power with the people, or u actually he would
share Il at all Uncertainty has been increased by the
well known vaclaton OF Nicholas by the rumOrs Of his
weakmindedness. hy fear that the grand dukes would
succeed IN unfavoaby influencing the event and by the
suspicion that the ruler and his advisers have been
y temporl2ng Il appears that the douma Is one that
would show temper should Il prove TO have been called
on a FOOLS errand since the constitutional democrats
comprise majority Of the members just what would
happea should the people find themselves duped again s
dihcult TO predict. The moment has come however,
when the world will soon know.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19
TAKES PRISONER

Boone G.. Vaughn. sheriff OF san
Juan county. was &C Santa 70 Monday
night and yesterday, returned with y,
~ Harrison. a horse dealer, who was
arrested at Ration Saturday night by
Mounted Policeman Huber. Harrison,
who was IN the employ OF the Hartman
Stock company. spent some time IN
Santa Re recently, trying 20 dispose
Of two bl00ded stations. Unable 20
sell them hero. no departed for Albu-
quorQue and from there TO San Juan
county. Il Is not known IN just what
mannor the Law was broken but n
charge Of forgery. and another OF So
curing money under false preienses
have been lodged agniast him. sheriff
Vaughn took tho prisoner 90 Aztec, the
county seat, where he viii be held
until be- furnishes bail or stands trial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

haso, and let the once run itself 10
o. required TO visit every school dur
Ing the year. but has not teen near
the LordHbuTg school all Winter, L Il
rumorod that Mr.. White has decided
that he does not want 90 be a candl-
date for the position Of suporintend-
ent for another term, and Is drawing
as much pay, and doing az little work
this year ms possible. as he will go out
OF once the frst Of January.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19
FIGURES FOR SHEEP
RAlaERs 10 REMEMnER

An Arizona man has calculated the
expense OF running a straight eve
hand OF 5000 ns follows Taxes, $3.50,
wages. two men ~ sos. $50; ilying
two men az 325. $500; shearlnC. eleven
cents a head, $3.50; extra expenses
lamhlng. thirty days. $50, living Of
three extra men, thirty days. $3.50;
snndrlos. $500; salt. $500 pounds
f6i60; wear and tear Of camp ont0t
$50; extra expense. ! 900 lambs AZ 2i
cents "a head $500; loss aevon per cent
so no s9-tic0; loading wool $40
Total f27i7 30. or Sl.15 per capita Coz
che year. The receipts were a. fol-
lows 2.l00 Tor i8 500 pounds OF wool
ffS00 Tor 1900 lambs ID a3 a head Of
total OF 81. b00.- Exchange.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

Tho election for the incorporation
Of Orogrande which was held Monday
passed very quietly nB there was but
one ticket IN tho field. The vote was
very lght, much lighter than was exc
pected Forty-two votes were cast
for Incorporation and none against the
project The members OF the new
board OF town trustees we're elected
by the following votes; Il. q. Mullen
az, "a A. Gleason 40; II. A. Wade 40;
b q, Thayor 30; scattering 4. The
members OF the board OF education
are as follows ~ n. stettmand, w
r. Brown. y. Beasley az votes each
W. D. Brown. 80 votes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

las Vegas weekly News Practical farmers and
gardeners OF New Mexico becoming know that the
Campbell system ~ only practical but that q offers
advantages 20 the farmer this territory not 20 be gain
ed by irrigation The convention held here last Saturday
cannot bat profitable only 10 Las Vegas but 90
this part Of the country at large There hundreds OF
acres lying east and west which az present without
value. which under the Campbell system be culil-
waited to advantage aud made ten times tnelr present
value.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

Newton Republican, The great and good standard
Oh company is having great deal of trouble Commits
soner Garfield made report which stirred up the anil
NAL Then the president sent a message 20 congress
which added 20 this Now the interstate commerce com
mission IL holding an investigation IN Chicago
There 10 evidence before that commission OF the
Standard Oils attempt 20 corrupt railroad en-
poyeos and agents OF independent oil companies and
securing hauduonty and selling three AIM
ereut kinds OF oil out of the tank and other things
too numerous 20 mention. Certainly the way of the
trans rrosaOr o. hard.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19
THE USUAL INSANITY
REPORTED FROM ARIZONA

Deputy sheriff Williams came 10
Phoenix inom ella Bend with a man
suspected Of being Insane. Ho was a
maohiniat for a mining company al
Alo, where he went wrong. He was
brought into ella Bend in wagon.
and % was necessary 10 secure him
uGhtly with nopoa, Ho was naturally
ln Woiuo condition ON his arrival
since then there was an Improvement
ana the next afternoon ne Gppoaroe
70 pc nearly wholly restored, lie Rlll
ue slYen hn examination Tor insanity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

Ration Range Considerable money Is being expended
now the streets hauling loose dirt about on washed
ont places The spring freshets viii this an again
And stll We have no provision for a stone yard with
mountains OF rock every hand have for the
streets. The expenditure OF a modest amount good
city jail and stone yard would az the time solve the
problem Of what TO do with petty crmlnals hohos and
lTunll. and give ns material Cor aroel lmproyomonll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

The Citizen has received a sample copy OF tho San
francisco News, Of which Is said that Il the last 70
cease publication Ia that city and the first 20 resume
there u not destroyed am after the ruin ct the
others aad the only paper 20 Issue extras on that
great day o ruin Sixteen days after the earthquake the
Ncws roosAblshod its plant as property aud
again publishing usual No other paper has yet
been established n the city but Of an others
making great efforts 20 do so.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19
'SANDOVAL COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Grand Jury Dismissed on
SCothine Charges Made
by District Attorney.
0. P. HOVEY FOUND NOT GUILTY

a1ndoynl county court roconyoued
yesterday morning With The tRldng up
~ the case ~ ex.Iudge J. n. Madden
against O. y. Hovcy The action was
brought 10 have tho defendant ~.
moved from tho onlco ~ justice Of
the peace n AlgOdOnca. Tho grounds
alleged Tor removal are that defend.
ant himself engaged an promutinE
certain hailios (dauces), ia his pre-
clnct. without taking out the necoa-
nry license. also that b. permitted
uamos io b. carried on at the fiesta
hold az AlgOdOnes, without comply
ing with tho law.
The case rs made for thc territory
tended 90 show that NJ che fiesta
Aforesaid held az Algodoufa in Ja1u'
airy last. games Of chance worc car
Red IN and bailloa givon. for profit.
and that these things were done with
the knowledge and consent OF the De.
fendants. Tho principal witness was
James A. Madden. iho defense pro
ducod evidence 20 snow that tao
dances were held for entertainment,
and thai thoy were a failure AZ a
money getting scheme. also that
some 81 was collected from che games
of chance, and this money was paid
into the church OF the place
"Nol guilty" was the verdict Of the
jury
Upon reporting e budget 81 nlnc.
togsn indictments, the work Of several
days. the sandoval county gr0hd jury
was mmmnrily dismissed yesterday
morning under circumstances oxtraor-
a.. Ia 80
District Attorney Clancy attacked thU
integrity OF the lurymcn IN the most
drastic terms. charging them a.
whole. 0f being unfair. biased, and to
say dishonest "a their lahorB The
prosecutors statement 30 the Court
was OF great length He charged that
tho ldry refused 90 bring true bills
against any person being n member
.oi the political faction IN power Ia
the county, and vice versa. that the
jury was very alert 10 bring indict-
meiits against any person OF the OPP
posing political faction.
And the district attorney went on
20 show the reason foT his statement
by sighting various cases brought b.
fore TIE jury. The jury was dis.
missed BY the court with words Of
ropr0Yal
In the case OF the Territory w.
Frank Blake. charged with larceny.
the defendant pleaded not guilty. and
asked for q change OF venue. Atfor.
ncy Summers Burkhart appeared for
the defendant.
In the case OF the Territory vs.
Felix Bustoa. charged with sodomy.
be pleaded not guilty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

Thanks 20 providence and the protective tariff on
WOOL the Now Mexico sheep growers are 30 far enjoy
ing the had In the history Of that indus
try tho territory Properly translated this means that
party OF the nation
Lost thoy forget the New Mexican desires 10 call 70
their minds that ten years ago ewes sold FOR from fzb
90 tt75 per hoad lambs from 7bc 90 800 head and
wool az from % cents per pound Ia sunny New Mex
ico while during 1906 and 1906 under republican admin
istration and with favorable natural conditions. ewes
were sold and selling at from $500 90 $500 cach
lambs brought and bring from $3.50 20 $500 nor head
wool ranged and ranges from l9c 20 2ic per pound
according grade In 1883 Grover Cleveland Was proa
dent.
shipments Of New Mexico cattle TO eastern markets
and very satisfactory prices are being
obtained The calf cror has been great ranges are In
good condition the water supply is abundant therefore,
the cattle growers OF New Mexico stand delay by
che conforoes on the Hamilton Joint statehood hlll
The citizen has received a copy OF Free Homes In
the Nara.vlsa Country" small pamphlet OF ten pages
besides The pamphlet contains two Illustrations,
one being map showing the location Of NaraNlsa, and
che other being display Of agricultural products grown
without irrigation From the map wen as tho letter
press a learned that NaraVisn q the Rock Island
railroad IN che southeastern portion OF Union COUNT,
rev Mexico directly south ~ Clayton and little north
east where uto creek flows into the Canadian river
In che Nara-Ylsa country than 100000 acres
of government land open settlement altitude 1000 20
5000 foct soil good rainfall about go inches good water
reached al from 30 100 feet The pamphlet prlnNd
by the Tucnmcar News Print and Tho Citizen s I'M
debtad 10 willard Bolknap OF Nara Visa for s copy
"
TncumcaH News. The Nows has just learned that
Henry PfaR Of E Pas0 who recently bought some value
able real estate here Is going 90 begin tho erection of
fgE OO0 hotel right away che OF the block north
IN tho baptist church This property purchased from
Col W. Ileman as agent by these people aa fan for
mominal sum and is an Ideal location for hotel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

New Mexican: It Is conseryatiyely estimated that
200 homestead entries have been made In Quay county
since the first OF January 1905 within the last sixteen
months This means increase I'm population In that
county OF between 1900 and 5000 people In this
necton also the good that large proportions
Of these immigrants republicans many Of them hav
demonstrates TO gratifying that the lies printed
aud circulated by the yellow dog papers Of New Mexico
not keeping sensible people OF the territory 10
any alarming extent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

Chauanooga Times Vice President Fairbanks Is to
be Birmingham week the fratorna messenger
of the Methodist Episcopal church the general
ference Of che Methodist Episcopal church south 20 aes
sion az that city and VIII make what Is expected TO be
rather notable address In the performance OF his mis-
sion II Is should be- instructive study 90 view the
religious sides OF public although. curiously
enough % Is rarely done. President Mckinley a
man Of deep religious conviction also President
Harrison both UNCONVENTIONAL however Ia their beliefs.
President Roosevelt believe adheres 20 the Reformed
Dutch church but he probably more generally conforms
In his notions 10 the composite Of American religions
than OF his predecessors his being virtually
the golden rule the square deal" Mr. Fairbanks Is
known dovout Methodist clean In his personal char
acter and honorable In his public and Official life
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

"poan's Ointment cured me Of GO.
tema that had annoyed me FOR a
long time. Tho cure wac Norma.
nent lien 9. W. Matthows' com.
missioner az labor statistics, Aneusta
Maine '''"'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

In the case OF the Territory w.
Frank Blake charged with larceny,
the defendant pleaded not guilty, and
asked for a change OF venue. Atfor.
ncy Summers Burkhart appeared for
the defendant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-19

In the case OF the Territory W.
Felix Bustoa. charged with sodomy.
be pleaded not guilty.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-02-16
Nine People Burned

On Wednesday morning small
house near Curtis, Md, was destroyed
by fire In which were burned to death
nine colored persons only one Of the
inmates escaping alive. The Victims
wore: Richard Taylor, Horace aok-
aon, his wife Eliza, and their son
Samuel, youth OF II, r. sa Jackson,
widow and her children, Ida, q
grown daughter; Susan, l years old ;
lsador, 8, years, and a six months
old baby. The only inmate who es
capped was Ella Webster, who jumped
from the second story window to the
ground and gave the alarm. When
the neighhofs arrived, the house was
q pile OF bl~zlnR and smoking debris
and when the b dies we're recovered
nothing but the charr2d bones Of the
victim were left. According to the
statement OF the survivor, Ella Web.
ster, the fire was caused by one of the
younger children who got up to stir
the fire In the chimney place and ~.
cldenta(ly scattered GOALS on the floor.