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Naval Orders.

Surgeon G. Rothganger, from the Naval
Hospital. Norfolk. to the Naval Hospital,
New York.
Chief Carpenter w. f. Stevenson to the
navy yard. Portsmouth. N H.
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BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justce Anderson.
In re Union Outfitters to Men Company;
report of referee confirmed
In re Thomas E. Waggaman; rule DIS
charged and petition dismissed, with costs.
In re George w. Thicker & Co.; reference
to E S. M. Calmont.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER; COLLEGE, GRADU-
ate, who has lived in Germany. wants pupils IN
English and German; 81 per hour. Box %. Star
Office. ja2T-3ts
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PROBATE COURT-Justice Stafford.
Estate of William D. Clark; letters of ad-
ministration granted to Eldred G. Davis;
bond, $4,000; attorney, ]. ]. Darlington.
Estate OF Stephen Hartbrecht; will dated
December s. 1905, filed.
Estate of Robert C. Griffin; rule to show
cause issued; attorney, ]. A. Massie.
Estate of Elizabeth Campbell; letters of
administration granted to George w. Wise;
bond, $500; attorney. w. G. Gardiner
Estate of Henry Schafer; rule to show
cause; attorney Philip Walker.
Estate of John E. Hammond; will admit
ted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to John G. Krohr; bond $500; at
torney, w. B. Reilly.
Estate of Samuel Smith; petition for pro-
bate of will filed; attorney, B. P. Mimmack.
Estate of William F. Nolte; petition for
letters of administration filed; attorney, w.
H. Wahly.
Estate of Catherine L. Davis; petition for
probate of will filed; attorneys, Jesse II.
Wilson and Jesse H. Wilson, jr.
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abatement sustained and exception noted;
attorney, A. S. Worthington.
United States agt. Willard d. Doremus;
conspiracy and bribery; demurrer to plea
in abatement sustained; attorney, ]. M.
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DISTRICT COURT-Justice Gould.
In re condemnation of land for plaza
report and award finally confirmed.
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pearing.
Booth agt. Pearskins; on trial; plaintin s
attorney, &. a. Jones; defendants attor-
neys Edmund Brady and NJ. J. Colbert.
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FAIR TONIGHT.
Warmer Tuesday; Fresh southerly
Winds

Forecast till pm. Tuesday: For the
District of Columbia and Maryland-Fair
tonight and Tuesday. warmer Tuesday;
fresh southerly winds.
For Virginia-Fair and somewhat warm
er tonight and Tuesday; fresh southeast
to south winds
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CRIMINAL COURT No. 2-Justice Gould.
United States agt- George w. Beavers;
conspiracy and bribery; demurrer to in
Birney.
United States agt. George e. Green; con-
spiracy and bribery; demurrer to plea IN
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CIVIL. RIISINESS.

Early agt. hampton A. Strong; verdict
for defendant; plaintiffs attorney, Gran
dal Mackey; defendants attorney, l.. j.
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CRIMINAL, COURT No. 1-Justice Wright
United States agt. Taylor Knoll: Vio-
lating policy law: mandate of Court of AID.
peais presented and order that sentence
be carried into effect; attorney, John C.
Gettings
United States agt. Jacob Lacey; man.
slaughter; on trial; attorneys. George p
Hoover and II. w. Wells.
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Foster agt International Boiler Improve
| ment Company; continued; no counsel ap-
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CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2-Chief Justice cha
baugh.
General Fire Extinguisher Company ast.
Woodward & Lothrop; on trial; plaintiffs
attorney, A. a. Hoehling; defendants at
torneys. Worthington, Head & Fraiiey.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
SANTA re ROAD RUYs
ARkANGAB VALLEY llNEs

Helena. Ark. Oct 81. Tho pur-
chase Of the Arkansas Valley ana the
Holly and SwiAk railroads by tho
Atchls0u, Topeka a Santa ~ viii
give the Santa Fc a line about ninety.
three miles IN length between Holly
ana Rocky Ford, Colo. along the
north bank ul the river While the
primary object Of tho Santa Fo ia
acquiring these properties undonbt-
odly was 10 prevent the invasion Of
ita territory hy cOmpeilng lines. the
rapid development of the rich ArlBn-
saa valley, where the beet sugar in
duatry may be- said 10 be- in lts in-
fancy, presages future business
which Will Justify the construction of
q north bank line The Arkansas gni-
ley Is regarded az one OF che richest
irrigated districts In the United
States. Aside from The fruit crops
Including peaches. apples and the ia
nous Rocky Ford cantRluunes. the
principal products nf the valley aro
beois. alfalfa aud wheat nil raised
under Irrigation The valley ls stud.
ded with irrigation canals bulli al
cost of more Than gi0.00oQ00
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
INTERNATIONAL CONTEST or
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

Nou York. Oct e3 For the ara
Time IN thc history oi association
football. teams Ieprosoulinr the Omit
od States and England viii meet .u
international competition. To-day ar
mngcmonuiG were cowplelel to Send
an al American eleven ln Ene.auI iu
April. 1909. Go play nn aI England
team Only one match wili hD played
and the date wiii bH e8Fene1 hF enc
date of She Cup tl0 fur lne British
championship The famous crystal
Palace groundH which hold over l0e.-
600 spectators. have begn secured f0f
iho contest. which will take place on
tho saturday preceding toe Engllgh
cap tie Negotiations were completed
today and the association of football
ORGANIZATIONS Of New York. phila-
dclphia, Boston. Fali River AND Chi
caeo have beer authorized 90 pick the
best men in the States to send Gao
England
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

always claim their rights Just as they
are doing this year. there win soon
Dc no more bseaos" exclaimed "a
member in the rear 6l the room.
Keep silll back there. viii you.
growied che ola man. You SEQ old
man sowdcra "a the president of tho
Cactus club and does mos. Ol the
talking iufi the same as nurkhnrf ala
az the WeeilnF of the drmncruilc
central committee when ID SOLD out
the democratic party
For the benefit OF our new member
! win ash a few questions aud I want
every man Iu the club io answer
said the president
Wne mag hecumo mcmhcFs 0f ihia
cluhqH
Any persons who win vote fhe nfo.
ploa .icket"
What lr The object of ihr eluh7"
'lu down the HuhhetH
Whom 80 SO mean hy ihe rcoplo1'
'PcrfcrIo. Jesus. CLANCY. Yield. Az
fod, Marion and siroup
What la ihf motto Of che cluhg
Reform Clur office only
What So the official urgan oi tho
ciubg"
"rho Mornins Journal alias The
Morning Truth
why do vc cali @ tho Murnins
Traihf'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

while Washington. as matter Of
course is Interested ln the political
contests in all the states. no other
struggle la Of such absorbing moment
as the New YORK gubonaiOrlai con.
lsah Evo-y visitor Who can throw
ANY lighl on the New York situation
ig rlrcn an tnErr hearing b q sic
Cloakay. D wen known New York man.
uiaUturcr who was here This week.
added BITS prediction iu che many al.
spndy recorded that Ar Hearst viii
bo defeated, and thai bis defeat viii
he brought about by Democratic votes
tor Hughes
Discussing the blunlion in Now
York City Mr. McCl0skey said. Tho
vote agalnsi Hearst helow Fourteenth
street la going 90 be something ter,
r.hlc, aud lt will he east by men who
nave heretofore always supported the
democratic ticket / am MOI speaking
as a politician. but as a business man
and observer Of current events. In
my manuiaciuring plant there are om-
pluyod at least 900 voters. and I
haven't heard of ans Intention on the
part of any OF thom ta support Hearst.
Doubtless ho win sd somc among
them. hut no evidences 0f Hearst en-
thuHlasm are manlfeal The odds arC
two ana q hnlf iu one against him at
present and they ore npl iO he larger
on elecilon day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
CACTUS CLUB
HOLDS MEETING
OF INTEREST
President SOwderS Defines
Some Excellent Truths
10 the Members.

The members Of the Cactus club
were seated around the stove In tho
rear Of Jones store smoking and. in
a dosultory manner, discussing the 20.
litical situations when old man Sow
dersl '. sowders hustled IN, bring
Ing a stranger with him. Say. fol-
lows," said the old man, "this Is Mr..
Tom Thompson; he h an right and
have asked him 90 become a mem.
her OF cur club; he win vote the peo-
pies ticker from top 30 bottom. Tom
believes in the people having some
say 80 IN political affairs. h. does"
Good enough. 10 the people win
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
LIFE or LORD DURHAM
nN eTBnnT 4 uFfD

Montreal Canada. Oct gg sia
deufa 0f mndrrn English history on
hofh siicI of The Atlantic wiii ho in
ierrsied lu ihe announcement made
inday oft ihe publication of llfo of
lord Durham. iho eroai pfu- onnsul
oi Canada The uurh So lu Two vol
Hmes. ihf author hcinr Stuart .. nala.
editor of fhc Wol kneWn eQuaann
Prime Minister series and "I.lfo of
sydney smith Tho uufham ba1h has
Boon written with fuil access to the
l"tor ana repeu of lom Durham
and throws q ntW llFhf an ihe reform
Eif1Eqio qI 1889. uu lhe creation al
Che hlnrdom 0f Belgium. un The af
fairs of Russia when Durham plead
ga ipr fhe Poles and subseQuenfiY
whom hr was ambassador ai af
Petersburg on tho strange Vlciam
tudos ~ thc whgs under Grey AMI
Melbourne IOngmana have ha Work
published in England and America
today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
MEETING or UNDERWRiTERs
SELECT PRIZE COMMITTEE

St louis. Oct 23At the annual
convention 0f the National Asa0cia
ton Of Life Underwriters today 81
committee was appointed DE select
the winner Ol 3 prize essay on The
Relation of the Public PRESS fo Amer
lcan flle Assurance Tho prize is
tho Ben Williams vast The commit
toe was appointed ag follows Edison
r. Rich. chairman. general Union pa
cldc railroad. Omaha. E 10 Meyer
professor uf political economy and in
aumnco. University el Wisconsin
Madison ana pr 81 Harry. pro-
fosaOr of Oreok ilteuAiuro uf the unl
reiaiiy of Cincinnati ana dean of iar
cnllege of liberal arts Cinc'anaii
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
GUADALUPE COUNTY
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION


THE republican county conventions
0l Nufdalunf wur held Ihufgiay
annla Noaa, thC county seat Tue
IolIoWlnN candidates were nuMlnaiaui
FOR member of tho council from the
FIFTH district which ia composed uf
The counties of san Miguel. QUAY aud
ouaNelupl, MaAaei G. dy naca luf
fdcmbpf of the house ui feproEpnin-
tlfra NaHarlo GallsFna for sheriff
Martin scrranp. treasurer and caUi-
lc.o collector. Joae y. Armlio. aa-
SCISSOR. Macohp Rom0, Tor probate
clerk. pincido natn naca. for judge
% the probate court Manuel UonEal.
ua Armiio. for superintendent 81
echoolg. Fidel CallQgos. dologatos 90
the constitutional convention. CnlEo
uaca and p. ID Morse. commissioner
nfa disifici. ncnii0 uelgad0. com
missioner SECOND district John ChnU-
man Tor surveyor Loronr0 r. ia+
badle.
The convention vas well attended.
every precinct in che county hcing
represented in tho evening 0f the
iey of thQ convention republican
ratification mfUlng was hell in tie
court houFo 4 which speeches were
uliNn hf Mfh IT u MufHN. NnHlfln
GalleEns candidate Tor representa-.
Tive ana Mnflano p larrafoito. of
Santa Fc lhe court house was
crowded there hoinr nbeui 400 men
in attendance and about forty iadiuH.
The chsucos ior republican success
IN Ouadnlnpe county In this campaign
aTo 0i the hest Tho speech made By
Mr. larraF0lto. which consumed about
Ono ana a half hOurr. was on the ben
oiits 90 ho conferred upon the people
hy che adoption of the Hamilton Joint
statehood law and the creation % the
Joint atptc of Arizona Mr tarrago-
Hes snporh was enthusiastically an-
plauied aud the statehood sentiment
IN that section was aided greatly hy
bis elOquence and the many beneficial
pOiuts he dwolt upon ln his address
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
HOME RULE Sill WILL PASS
THE HOUSE or CoMNON9

London, Oct 23-VUry important
measures are SET for consideration
during The present aossion ol parlla-
meni. which commenced today. in-
cludinh the Irish home rule hlil,
9hicg is expected ~ pass me CONS
mons With gWoeplnH majority
Should The blll be- rejected hy the
lords. rcaeluilnne of a drastic nature
viii be paaaod iu she oonmona deai-
ing with the upper house. Tho hopoa
OF Irish nailonaliaia run high now that
the great day Ia lrolRnda history ia
approaching Owing 20 iho necessity
OF the Irish Catholic members bitterly
opposing the governments education
bill. there has been q constant p0ssl
bllity of q break between the liberals
aud The uatlonnliaia. Az that ia now
over and hencefurih the irish nation.
alists are likely % support Sir Henry
Campbell Zimmerman in anticipation
of tho bili 90 bc brought in February
II is said on the hott authority that
this btu will be- a sweeping measure
of local government but that a viii
nos grant a separate parliament
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
nRlTlsA ARisTccHAT

fi0uFi0n. Texas. Oct ~ Mrs. Cor
neiIa Adair who UaH in her maiden
days "a Miss WadtWurih oi uenenaop.
and who has cDunfrY Embellishments
n Ireland and ENGLAND ana toEn
house Oh London. o. az present un D
glait ln her ranch in 1exna. which o.
one ~ the largest ln tne state Dnf
Ing her stay here hor British friends
VIA VISIT hDf CralF Washington uf
ihe American embassy is Mr AlairH
nephew.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
CHAIRMAN PRoUTY
cOMPLETEs Ala REPoRT

Washington. Oct 18.-Mr rrOuty.
chairman oi the Interstate commerce
commission. haH completed hla report
coYarlng his inYeaiiRailORs into the
relations between the Union PaciHe
and the Union Coal company. which.
& Is alleged. thp railrnad cgns Mr
Prouly carried nat his investigations
IN response 90 fhr OiliQgpic Tilinan
resolutions under which the rrlltlang
of eastern roads 90 coal companies
aluns their lidea has already been
concluded The report viii De- pre-
iepiod fo congress Immediately.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

Ono of the familiar symptoms of nn
"on year iu politics "a ihr USpfeaalon
N alarm hy the party in power thar
nYcrcunldenro may bring about party
disaster on election day. Tho alarm
arrived on schedule time this year and
has been given the official endorse.
mont OF President Roosevelt and other
prominent party leaders
Uncle joe Cannon WAS Co town
lhls week and voiced the universal ap.
prcaeslon. said the speaker Of the
hCusc - have never seen the people
so universally employed, both on the
farm and in The factory, and this iut-
nishes work 10 ail those engaged IN
transportation The great mass OF the
people are Thoroughly satisfied With
prcsoui conditions, and from the &c.
publican standpoint the only object OF
a camraign is 20 see that this satisiac.
ton 0i the people is registered tt the
ballot hOg
To read between thc lines. q can be
seen that Speaker Cannon fears wha'
every other thinking republican fears
that the republicans viii be- victims
LOT their own negligence or Ogorcora-
dcnpe No republican leader wlll ad.
mu that DTS party could bo dofoatoi
on iali vote. hni from ihe president
down che cry goes up 90 get out the
vote
The speaker d.d not discuss cunN
tions iu hls own district, further than
iu aay ho has no fear IN submitting
hts record ns q friend of in0or 10 tho
voters of bis district Those who
have been with the speaker claim
there win be no failing on in bis ma
ioriiy.
Representative James W. watson,
the republican whip" OF the house.
who has been accompanying Speaker
Cannon on his campaign tour this fall,
expressed tho opinion that the fore
east OF the result of the congressional,
elections made by Gen. GrOsyon0F was
quite accurate. AR. Watson has been
keeping In touch with the situa ION In
the various states and says that his es.
Innate corresponds with that OF "Old
Figures" as the Ohio representative
lH sometimes called As matter li
fact Con. GroayenOr and Mr Wat.
SON compared notes before ihe former
prepared his table.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
scHWAo wiLl War His
MINING pROpERTlEa

New York Oct lu~ChnG M
srhwab, niesiioni ol tho Hrihlcham
steel corporation started today ga an
OKiended western fUp io tlsif ihf
mining properties in which ~ "a D..
iqrealfd In Napada lntIufIhf ihf
minaa in iho rQnopah Gnd uolintfd
districts importance o. attached ln
Mr schanhH eflp aa 81 ia etReeied
extensive purchases ulil be madt in
snlafao Che stheah property ia No
Gada.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
INTERESTING EVENTS m
AMERICAN HISTORY

October ei--
i5l0 Magellan disccfera and cutters
She ainiia which boar hiR
nnmr
1880 Massachuselis invaders roiira
from before Qurhrr wiihuuL
making an attack
lhAl British N1Ftrnmcnr takes auaT
William pfnna proprietary
rlEha in Pennsylvania nua
irauafsfH ihh nDtrrnmHui iu
Gov Fletcher of New hafh
1861 -fui Baker. iinC0inH fficnf
Killed az ihe battle uf nalia
niuns
1899 Columbian exposition al Chi-
caro- formally dedicated.
October a.
1885 Revocation Of the billet OF Nan
loa French emlgras slon o.
America Quirkeng
lfts hIll inffoduced ln New Yufy
assembly tO fg,Hn 81 500 hf
lottery Tor srcciion ui Colum-
bla COLLEGE
l771i iiesslau attack 0t FORT Mercer.
Nhi4 rtnul1oh
October a.
1879 Enrland goes t1 war with
hpalu to opOn enc porta uf Span.
lsh America 10 EagIiah mer.
chants
iil0 Manhattan Island ahaHdoned br
Americans and occupied hY lhn
Rfitlah.
October a.
ii5a-0ov Shirley nhandous cHpodi-
lion against Fort Niagara amer
learning 10 hnddncka dcfeas
ltf4r' continental congress rncc0m-
mends ihc suspension Uf al
public amuHemQntH
lfel l~Dongfq8H. after listening 10 tho
reading Of WaahlngtonH dia-
patch announcing Jhc anuHn-
der al Yorktown. adiourna -
the Dutch church and gives
thanks many members su
tears.
isis.-Erie Canal opened irom uBsa
to Rome
1852 Death OF Daniel Webster.
1861 People 80 West NirRlaia vote
approval OF the ordinance to
form a new state
1881 uOverpmcni demands prompt
rcparai'on from Chlle hecauae
qf The mnrdcf ai Valparaiso ol
sailors wearing fhc American
naval uniform
Sasrimo ilmli for me sghcuaiiun
Of Cuba by spain extended ip
January i.iAoe
Qetober 26-
llio~ Death of king George M anc-
cacded hy utofHh lIi. the nrr-
Hecnior oi che American colo
nleH
WaahlnEinn goes Into winter
quarters ueur MOrr|HtOwn. N q
iel1--in battle on the Canary 81
lands Capt Decatur. win lha
ifiBAic United States. defeats
and captures the British fIiBatg
Macedonia
1876 Commodore Perry bombafaa
Tohasoo. MCNicO
las5--Viye President Thomas a Hou
bricks dies "a his home ia in-
dlanapolls.
October 2e-
1892 Gov. flofchor attempts to as
aumc command of the militia
oi Connecticut. but the Pun
iana az Hartford resist him snd
ho returns 90 New York
lffia~ Provincial congress ~ MaHaa-
chuaetta pfoceoda % Organise
The militia as "mlnutsmen" and
io collect war stores
1870 Erie canal finally completed. 4
H 1858 miles LONG. cunnrciinF
lake Brle with tho ananuagd
aud cost al 500. 600
October AZ
1895 80 The treaty el San i.nrensa
between che uniiud States hud
spain. the boundary line be-
tween Louisiana and iha United
N
iHaiion of iho Mississippi ae-
rtraH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27


Albert W WishafG of Indianapolis,
Ind. solicitor OF the bureau of iutoruai
royeuuc. during Mr. Rooscvelts arst
term, and United Stalos dislrioc ot.
t0rnoy for bis home District during
President McKlnlcy's admlnlatration,
was among the weeks visitors. He
managed several OF tho campaigns OF
Mr. Fairbanks In years gone By. and
knows politics IN Indiana Ike a hook
Next month indiana win give re-
publican majority OF between 10000
and G0,00O.' said Mr. Wishard Gov.
nanlCy has made the best executive
pi the state that ! have known-and
have boon watching politics IN tno
state for the past twenty-five years.
ne is absolutely honest and fearless
and is very popular everywhere.
~ Il were not for the constitutional
provision that "a governor shall not
serve two terms ln succession he
would easily De- renominatcd and re-.
elected two ytara hence As Il is. we
must look e.newhcro for our next exc.
cutiye.
"rhis tas wo elect a secretary OF
state, treaslse. auditor, school com.
missioner and isombors Of tho su.
preme ana appellate H0nrts. The fact
that the last arditur was tried for mai.
leasance, convicted and ia GnW serving
bis term Ia the nenltenliary, .amOyod
an blame from the state Rdniln glra-
lion on that score. The campaign e
without great Issues, aud tiiu fepuh-
licans set their strength largely from
the weakness of the democrats. who
ere in a bad way They have Mother
definite principles nor leaders
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

Tho following resolutions we're then
unanimously passed
Resolved. That Tho people are a.
Resolved, That ov,ry person who 81
republican, or who votes che repuh.
llcan ticket wears the Hnbboll collar.
Resolved. That the Morning Truth
% requested to use larger iyne than "a
hRa yet done WhCnovor d prinlc liar,
tnloi and huh0uli
The meeting was then duly ud.
l0urned
TOBIAS TOLifVER
Secretary of the Cactus Club
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

step n should NI Corl1lt1n aicn 0ui
iering ihc coming winter There hns
hron @ good dual az talk lately tha
Wmor Dover. secretary nl uhe com.
mtioc. might bo elevated to ihe chllr-
m8nahlp Mr. COr'0Iy0u's sucrCaaor
uf course. will serve only until the
me ting Ol iho next Ioruhfean nifioi-
IA n.uN.nLllm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27


sos ih4g 90 has boen settled that
Postmaster General Corielyou Is 20
sueooed leslie ~. shaw as secretary
~ CO.. Treasury, tho questions Of Mr.
CGTtalgous resignation from the chair
iranship ol the republican national
committee has become a live issue A
ercaf many people were acandaliEod
mat under Mr R0osoyclta admins.
ffaiIOn any member OF the cabinet
should occupy the committee chair
iuanahip hul there was recent proco.
denl FOR 'bo postmaster general hold.
ipr 0u to tho place Postmaster Con.
pfai f'aYnD was vice chairman OF the
committee during hls incumhency, and
Was aciiug chairman after the death
of SENATOR Hanna win the secretary
of he treasury o. la q different mat
tar Unless Mr. Corlelyuu EIYea up
ths chhlruHnehin hy the time be takes
Aif SiaWs place q storm of Cflilclem
WI sweep down upon nla devoted
head
hf siury WAS current months aEn
ihal Mr Corlolyou was io retire from
Soc 0emmuitt chnlfmanehip AVID that
uarfg NtN. of Indiana. had been so.
leriea 60 succeed him. For aumQ fea-
ann there Wes Is clip, and d is not
tu tr nuN whether Mr. New would
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

cnicano Oct l1-iy q verdict 0i
a jury On Che circuit court today the
Wlil uf ibo laie Thomas n. Wlckai.
former Yic9 president 0l ihe Pullman
company. Was declared valid ana test.
aior said 90 have been of sound mind
when ho made lf The WIN was con-
tested by me family NJ Wirkts by
tfft marriage. Ihc Fnilfe amount
of iho estate a gl9o0o0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
MICHIGAN REPuBLicAN
WrMauhuru hao0rIaTlnkI

Grand Rapids Mich. Oct 23 Tho
Michigan Republican Newspaper nH-
aoclaii0n opencd its annual session
here to-day with a banquet rendered
hy ihe Grand Rapids Herald W. n
r. paiicnElll presided at the social
meeting az which political queauonf
we're discussed