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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
JAPAN, JUST LIKE AMERICA, is BOOMING,
WHILE A few men GOBBlE THE WEALTH

HENRY GEORGE, ~. FINDS THAT
TRueTo ARg BEING FooTEREp
~ EXISTING CONDITIONS ~
NlpPoN-WiLp CAT sPEcULh.
TON ALSO A PART or uNEN.
AmPLEo PROSPERITY AFTER
THE WAR 80 THE MONOPOLY
LODGES" or THE FAR EAST.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

Success with its added reflex 3D.
huenco. is stimulating Japan aao
wine Speculation ls tho result
Credit is easy aud confidence h.
houudng A. Instance ia that OF the
south hanohuren railroad. % Iapa
me-" curpomiloE subscriptions for
an aggregate OF $4,000 shares woro
invited Tho actual numbor of shares
Subscribed Tor amounted 90 $3.50
600 or 1913 and q fraction fnr each
share omcrrd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

Tho silver service 81 une s-nANof
pieces presented to ~ W 0hiott ~
tlhae enoral passenger and ifo.gnt
nsail ui the Sell Lake road ed los An.
of ne Salt Lake system from coast
lu coast $40. gillril is srudlne out
letters ol ihanks iO ail iho passenger
and lreishi traffic men
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

eupHr.uiendf lamoH kurn pf tho
New Moxico division df ihe santa g.
nrlvel here yesterday With his sister
VINO d on hef way to california from
Michlsln
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
THE e. pAso- NOUN.
TAIN PARK RAILWAY
10 Connect With santa &c Central al
rorrance--Denvor Connection
via Santa re-

Information bias been received frpm
New York that ihH papurs have been
drafted ior ihe incorporation ni fhe ~
iasu- Mountain Park railway. ln Pee
capitalized M $4,000 GOO ail nf which
DO subscribed. io build railroad 2a0
mites '0ag from E Pasp rrsas lO
snme po|rf north iu Neu Moslcn. pre-
maMy fnrfngcU 0r WILLARD. .heJU
ia connect Wih iha sHn.n fe cmirsi
ANA na'0- eulnq Ilo locating ems
Tluem ls mo E nasO fekas. at
present u mako Soc preliminary
.prnuarail0ns ior d permanent survey
construction fn commence early next
summer it la understood that tho
Gould Interests arc backing ilo pro
lcct which H 60 bo % INK in direct
limo from Denver GO Mexico via anai0
Ifc. Torrance md DO paso Tho road
lla lo he completed hY tle end OF
1908 an tho HsmD ilmD 1850 Hagau
coN daidH Sore 100 he tapped a helms
I t1D MOST cunYenloaf coal HeM o iht
z proposed noN system
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

President ~ p Ripley. Soeuad Vice
President j w Kendfich ana ihe hal
nnt0 Eff dc officials. WHO have bnon
touring fhc syslDm with fhc exocu.
live heads. SEQ Jos Angeles Wednos
dnf uy special train inr he valley di-
Flaioa ana San Francisco where they
Mil hU YrrN DAYS before returning
40 ihc etaf although President Ripley
may siop a short iime al hIs winter
residence at Santa Barbara
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

admptuons 10 venture any such as.
sortion but qualified Japanese critics
say 90
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-27
THIEVES PREY AT.
WILL ON NEW YORK
Journal Special Service.

journal special service a
New York, Jan. 27.-Thieves, fear
less of the police and taking advantage
of the fact that many beats are i'm
taching of patrolnen for special duty,
boldly and successfully continue to
prey upon property in Manhattan and
other parts of New York
More robberies, it is said, are being
daily reported to the people at present
than in the past year or longer. It is
admitted by the police that ten robber-
les, in which the property loss amount
ed to 10000 took place in Manhattan
last week and were not made public.
News of these robberies became known
had been appealed to for assistance
when recourse to the police had proved
in vain.
Thieves who had stripped the home
of Eli H. Burnheimer, on West One
hundred and-t twentieth street, 5syester-
day of $4,000 worth Of silverware,
bric-a- brac and Strinkets, were caught
with the goods in their possession as
they were attempting to escape in the
guise of newspaper men. With two big
bundles andr5ai camera and tripod in
their hands, the thieves scurried out Of
the front door. Patrofanan Schlamp ac-
costed them before they had gone far,
and asked them what they were about.
"Don't bother u.s. said one of the
men, eve re newspaper men on an
early morning assignment. - ~ :
"Well, I'll edit those bundles you've
got,' said Schlamp, Selling them. They
started to put UP fight, but gave it
up when Breslin and Campbell came to
Schlamp's aid. u
The Burnheimer house is closed, the
family being in Mobile for the winter.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-27
ANIANS
FEAR BLACK HAND
Anarchists Meet and Authorities
Beg Governor to Send
Troops.

Journal Special Service.
Monongahela, Pa, Jan. 27.-Mayor
j. H. Bullock and Chief Of Police Lo
gan of this place have sent letters to
Governor Pennypacker and Captain
John G. Groome of Philadelphia, COM
handing the state constabulary, re-
ouesting that the entire force of state
constables, consisting of four troops of
$40 men, be sent to this place as $50 soon On
as possible to suppress the Black
Hand0 upriing.
Mayor Bullock also addressed letters
to the mayors and other officials in
towns and cities in Allegheny, Wash
ington, Fayette and West Moreland
counties, requesting that mass meet
inc be held in Monong:,hela next Mon
day or Tuesday, when it, will be de-
cided what action had best be taken
in the future.
The meeting of the reds, which was
to have been held here yesterday,
failed to materialize because of the
close watch that was kept by the Of
the county line and went into Fayette
county, where they met at Belleveron.
They have determined to hold meet
ing tonight in Washington county and
it probably will be held in the vicinity
of this city. Chief of Police Logan will
swear in deputies and declares that the
meeting will be raided. Serious trouble
is expected, as it is known that the
anarchists will resist any interference.
Mayor Billock, who is a physician
and one of the best-known men in
Washington county, is badly frightened
over the situation. 81 have received
requests from many people to ask the
governor for state troops,' he said
Ubut I do not think that course is
wise for the present. We hope that
the state constabulary will be able tc
4 restore order.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-27
An Article by Great Playwright.


Bronson Howard, dean Of American
playrights,, and author Of "The Bak-
Henrietta, - Shenandoah, - and many
other dramatic successes, writes on
- Theatrical Premiers: First Nights in
London and New York, in g
Journals Magazine. Sunday. The
social function in Paris since
don since the days Of shakspere,
but it is only within the last twenty
five or thirty years that first nights in
New York have come to have char
acter of their own. Mr.. Howard points
out differences between American and
English first night audiences which q are
exceedingly striking. The, English
habit Of interrupting play by the ex-
preston of personal opinions became
traditional long before the modern
ideas of personal rights were firmly es-
tablished. But in America the rights
of the individual to pursue his avoca-
ton unmolested grew strong before
| the public had any opportunity to con
slider this question as between play
and public and the public s, right to
interrupt or disapprove. So it has
come to pass, as Mr.. Howard says,
that dead failure in New York is
the most chastity form of failure
known in the world. But the main
charm of Mr.. Howard IS article is to
be found in the unique stories he re.
| lates about first night failures
| incidents that most people have for.
| gotten.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-27
WHlTEMAN'S PA" IN
CRIME DIES IN CELL
Journal Special Service,

Journal Special Service
New York, Jan. 27.-The death in
Auburn prison Of Joseph Boothman of
a broken heart, because at last he had
to wear the stripes of convict for his
part in the great Knox-Whiteman swim
ding syndicate, closes the last chapter
in the life of one of the most pictur-
esque criminals of modern times. He
not only came of a good family, but he
was on easy terms with King Edward.
He also had lived in Park Lane, Lon
don, the SWEETEST street in the British
capital. ~
When Boothman began his crooked
career he went from the West End to
Cheapside in a hurry. The next known
of him was when he got: to this country,
after London became too hot for him.
He went to the Waldorf, and while
there looking at the stock ticker he met
Alonzo j. Whiteman, formerly Of Du-
| luth, Mimi, now a convict.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-27
One Fare for the Round Trip via

One Fare for the Round Trip Via
Chicago Great Western Railway
To points within $50 miles: Tickets on
April lst, 1906 Good returning the
following Monday. Low rates to other
points on sale every Friday. For full
Information apply to R. E. Heard, G.
a., 5th and Nicollet Ave-, Minneapolis,
MINI.
If you once try Carter = Little Liver
Pills for sick headache, biliousness or
constipation, you will never be without
them. They are purely vegetable; small
and easy to take. Don t forget this.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-02-17
AN oRnryANcp

ordering N election in scho0l district No. 70 "a
take the ceusus Of the legally qualified vofern
81 that district on levying Ave mill tar for
avs Ie:ss TAR the pu!poes Of smploying teach
oral sduesti.n Of the children in mid district,
and eessb!ishing prscinct at which to hold
h Il ordained b. the Police Jury Of Grant psr-
Ssh: IN regular ssssion convened. Thsf there bs
snd y hsreoy ord.rod IN election in school dis
qualified vueeu q said district npon the opes-
tsou q voting { special i've mill tai apon all
TAXABLE prupsFty. situated in said district both
pefsonai and raj. in addition to al other taxes
Isvlcd Tor other purposes. for the parposs of cd
!. p i fsrthss csa.,psd. etc., That there B. and
ship chafch il aid distsict, and that lie mid
election ihall Be bold there ON
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY a. 1913.
Be it further ordained, ETC.. That ehould aid
election b carried. that the procesds arising
from said tax shall b aasd in said district for
the pnrpose Of building houses. employing teach
Be i farther ordained etc.. That sald election
shall b ~ printed ballot, and shall contain the
vorde. FOR The hve mill tax" and the ,words
Against the hve mill tax. and shall BE- held &C.
cording to the general election laws Of the Ssate
Be It farther ordained. etc.. Thst this ordi-
adoption. and that all costs Of ordering md
holding and psvmulgating eaid election shall be
borne ny the district Tor whose bsnsft this dec
The sasd i've mill tax to b lsvisd for . period
Of i've ysars, BEGINNING with 1874, and includlng
1875; 1904 lSp. and coneiuding with 1870
.c '...' /" JOIN RANDOLPH.
Clerk Of Police jan.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-02-17
AN ORDINANCE


ordering an election in 5choo! District No. to
take the census Of the legally qualified voters
OF that district on levyiug 6ve mill tax for
nve yearn. for the purpose Of employing teach
ers, building school houses. end in aid q esn-
eral education Of the children in aid district,
the said election.
Be it ordained by the Police jury o. Grant par-
ish. in regular ssssiou convened. That there BE-
and IL hereby ordered an election in school dis
trict No 8. tn take the. cenpus Of the legally
qualified voters Ut said district upon the Quss-
lion Of voting . special i've mill tax upon all
taxable property situated in said district, b.th
personai and real, in addition To all other taxee
levied Tor other purposesv for the purpose Of 81
ucation.
He it further ordained, etc.. rhst there BE- and
10 hereby established voting precinct ct o. n.
school house in said district. and that the said
election shall be held there ON
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1905
Be IT further ordained. etc., That should said
fsom said tar shall Be used in aaid district for
the purpose OF building h0nsee. employing
teechers. and for the cause OF education gener-
De it further ordained, etc., 1hss aid election
words, For the nve mill taxi and the words.
-Aeainst the hvs mill tax" and shall be held &C.
cording to the general election laws Ct thVStatp
Be il furth~r ertkxined, ETC., That THE ordi-
nance shall 90 into eject from and after its
ana s,d That ~ cost; q osss. spd
borne By the district fos Whose benefit this slse-
ton 10 ordered.
The ssid i've mill tax to BE- levied for . period
Of I'VE years. besinning With 1908, and ipcldxfing
~, 1906. 1907 and couclnding With 1et0
Aa'D''' 49,. : JOHN RANDOLPH.
Clerk q Police Jusy.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-02-17
AN ORDINANCr

ordering m election in School District
No. II to take the census Of the legal
ly qualified voters of that district on
levying five mill tax for Eve years.
for the purpose Of employing teachers,
building school houses, and in aid Of
general education of the children in said
district. and establishing q precinct at
which to hold the said election.
Be 1t ordained by the Police Jury of
Grant Parish, in regular session conven-
cd, That there be aud u hereby order
cd an election In School District No. IL,
to take the census of the legally quaIifi-
ed voters of said district upon the Ques-
ton OF voting q special five mill tar upon
all taxable property situated in said DIS
trict. both personal and real. 10 addition
TO all other taxes levied for other purpos-
%. for the purpose Of education.
Bo II further ordained. ETC.. That
there be and il hereby established vot.
ing precinct at Black Creek school house
in said district, and that said election
shall BE- held there ON
TUESDAY. vxBRUARY "a, 1906.
Be il further ordained, ETC., That
should said election be carried, that the
proceeds arising from said tax shall be
used in said district for the purpose of
building houses. employing teachers, and
for the cause OF education generally.
Be it further ordained, etc. That said
election shall be By printed ballot, and
ehall contain the words. ~Fsw the Eve
mill tax" and the words. Against the
five mill tax" and shall be held accord
ing to tho general election laws Of the
State.
n "a -
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-02-17

i hereby established voting precinct at W. p
Eyers store IN said district. ard that the said
election shall BE- held there On
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY a, 1904.
Be IT further ord.ined, ETC.. That should said
election be carried. that the proceeds arisipa
from said tax shall be used in said district for
the purpose OF building houses employing
ally.
Be i further ordained etc.. That ssid election
shali Be- " printed ballot snd shali onatain the
Against the I've mill tar" and shall b hsld ac-
coFdine 70 The ssnesal sl.ctian laws Of the State
Be II further ordained. That this ordinance
shall 20 into effect from sud after ats adoption.
and that all cost. Of ordering aud holdinr and
promulGatipg aid election shall BE- borne by the
d. trict for whose benefit this election q or
dered.
The said Eve mill 20 be levied for . period
OF hvs years, beginning With 1908 and including
1907, 1905. 100. and concluding with 1910.
Adopted January :, 1901.
JOHN RANDOLPH.
Clerk Of Police Jury.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-02-17
AN ORDINANCE

ordering IN election in School District
No. 5 to take the census Of the legally
qualified voters Of that district on levy.
ing i've mill tax for live years, for the
purpose OF employing teachers, building
school houses. and in aid of general ed.
ucation Of the children IL said district,
and establishing precinct at which to
bold tie said election.
Be IT ordained by the Police Jury of
Grant Parish, ia regular session couven-
ed. That there be and ID hereby ordered
an election in School District No. s, to
take the census OF tho legally qualified
voters Of said district upon the question
of voting special five mill tax upon all
taxable property situated ia said district
both personsl and real, in addition to all
other taxes levied for other purposes, for
tho purpose VI education.
Be il further ordained, etc. That
there be and is hereby established . vot-
ing precinct 1t Clear Greek school house
in said district, and that the said election
shall be held there on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY n, 1906.
Be it further ordained. ETC., That
should said election be carried, that the
proceeds arising from said tar shall be
used in said district for the purpose Of
building houses, employing teachers, and
Tor the cause OF education generally.
Be It further ordained, ETC., That said
election shall be b. printed ballot, and
shall contain the words. ~For the Eve
mill tax" and the words. Against tho
five mill tax" and shall be held accord
ing to the general election laws Of the
State.
N
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-02-17
Order of Election.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARIsH OF GRANT.
BY virtue IT authority vcsted in us ac-
cording to Law and in accordsn g with an
ordiuance OF the police jury of the Parish
OF Grant, and State of Louisians, We do
hereby order an election h be held on
the 9th day of February, 1905, ia school
district number IL. in Grant parish, and
known by the subdivision Of Grant par
ish into school districts a. Tison, for the
purpose OF taking the sense OF the people
Of said district on the proposition OF levy
ing five mill tax on all the taxable
property in said district for of period of
five years in aid OF public schools of said
district. The tax % levied to begin and
be in force with the year 19O6
The said election to be held at
ZION STATION ON L. = A. RAILROAD,
in said school district, and in all things
in accordance with the general election
laws OF the State OF Louisiana and due
returns made thereof rs the law directs.
Witness our official signatures on this
the 10th day Of January. 1906.
j. A. Williams.
j. A. Harvey.
X. w. Richardson.
Members Of the Board of Supervisors OF
Election OF Grant Parish, La.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
PARISH OF GRANT. I
By virtue of the authority vested in us
and in accordance with an ordinances OF
the police jury OF Grant parish, La. we
do hereby appoint the following commits
sioners and clerks OF election to hold an
election on the 9th day of February,
1906, in district number IL, or what 10
known ~ Tison school district, for the
purpose Of taking the sense OF the prop
erty tax payers OF said districts on the
proposition of levying a special mills
tax on all the taxable property 10 said
district for period OF years in aid OF
the public schools of said district.
Commissionen-J. L. Hyde, e. A.
Wall. and Alfred Og!esby.
C.erk-OIver Og!esby
The above named commissioners and
clerk are authorized and ordered to hold
said election at the above named place
and at the above named time. in accord
ance with the genera! election laws OF
the State OF Louisiana and due returns
and process verba! make in al! things a.
the law directs.
Witness our officia! signatures on this
the 18th day OF January, 1906.
]. A. WILLIAMS,
j. A. HARVEY,
R w. RICHARDSON,
Members OF the Board of Supervisors OF
Election OF Grant Parish, La.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PAkS9H OF GRANT.

PARISH OF GRANT.
BY virtue OF the authority vested
In lis and In accordance with an orsli-
pance 81 the police jury Of the parish
Ut Grant. adopted at their regular
session January 4th, 1906, an election
10 hereby ordered throughout the
parish Of Grant by the qualified vu-
tiers of the said parish ON
FEBRUARY 20. 1906.
Tor the purpose Of determining wheth-
er or not spurious, malt or iatoxIcat-
Ing liQuors shall be sold in Grant
parish. La.
Said elections shall be held at the
places and precincts an esta blished I'm
the parish by law where the general
elections are held.
That said elections shall he held In
all things under the general election
laws OF the State of Louisiana and
due returns made thereof as the law
directs.
Witness our Official signatures on
this the 18th day Of January. 1906.
J. A. WILLIAMS,
J. A. HARVEY.
X. w. RICHARDSON.
Members of the Board 0f Supervisors
of Election of Grant Parish, La.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-02-17
AN ORDINANCE

ordering an election in School District
No. to take the census OF the legally
qualified voters of that district on levy
ing a five mill tar for FIVE years, for the
purpose ut employing teachers, build
ing school houses, and in aid Of veuer-
al education Of the children in said dis
trict, and establishing . precinct at
which to hold the said election.
Be it ordained by the Police jury of
Grant Parish, in regular session conven-
ed, That there be and is hereby ordered
IN election in School District No. 4, to
take the census OF the legally qualified
voters of said district upon the q uestios
OF voting a special Ave Laill tax upon all
taxable property situated in said dia-
trlct. both personal and real, in addition
to all other taxes levied for other pur-
poses, for the purpose of education,
Be il further ordained, etc. That
there be and 10 hereby established vot-
ing precinct at Fiagon school house in
said district, and that the said election
shall DO held there on
TUESDAY, FKBRuARY "a, 1906.
Be it further ordained, etc., That
should said election be carried, that the
proceeds arising from said tax shall be
used in said district for the purpose OF
building houses. employing teachers. and
Tor the cauee OF education generally.
Be It further ordained, ETC., That
said election shall be by printed ballot,
and shall contain the words, "For the
hive mill tax" and the words, against
the five mill tar" and shall be held &C
cording to the general election laws OF
the State.
n =
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-02-17
AN ORDINANCE


ordering an election in School district No. II to
take the eens1s Of the legally qualified voten
Of that district on lsvying I've mill TAI for
nvs year! Tor the purpose Of employjng teaeks
era hoilding schoO! houses. and in aid Of gsu-
era! sdaeeticn Of the children in eaid district.
and establishing precinct 1t which to hold
Be- L ordained By the Police yury Of Grant
Par1sh. In r~gular session convened, That there
Be and is hsreby ordered an election IN school
qualified voters Of s.id district upou the once
tion of voting special dye mill tax upon al
TAXABLE pr0perty sltuated in oaid district both
personal and rial, in addition to ali other taxes
levied for other purposes. Tor the purpose Of ed
he Il further ordained. ete., That thcrs be and
10 hereby established voting prec1pct ct Zion
Station, on L. 4. railroad. ia said district, and
that the aid election shall be held there on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1908.
Be- IL further ordained. stc. That sh>.uld said
from aid tax shall b used in aid district for
the purpose 1t building houses. employing
tscohsrs and foe the eanss Of educanon gsner-
b il further ordained. etc.. That said election
shall b q printed ballot snd shall o9ntain the
sAssinst the i've mill Tar" and shall be held 90
cordng tn the general election lava Of The 0tato.
b it further orslaine4, &c. That this ordi-
nance shsu - into e1ect FROM and after ia
adoption. ana that all cos's Of ordering and
borne By the district for whose benefit this elec-
ton il ordered.
The said i've mill tax to be levied for = period
of i've gear. beginning with 1904. and including
1860; 1905 1909, aud concluding with 1910.
.a'.''o '.1.,' :" SoHx HAspoLrH..
Clerk Of Police jan.
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named place and at the above named
time. in accordance with the general
election laws of the State of Louisi-
ana, and due returns and process YER
bal make in ali things as the law
directs.
Witness our ofiicial signatures on
this the 18th day Of January. 1906.
j. A. WILLIAM,
J. A. HARVEY.
X. w. RICHARDSON.
Members Of the Board Uf Supervisors
Of Election of Grant Parish. La.