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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

county commissioner Of Luna county
the appeal was roioctot
In the matter nf enc appeal Of tho
Pccos Valley a Northeastern Railway
company from the action of the coun-
~ commissioners 81 Roosevelt county
the appeal oi said company was Hus-
lllnod. placing the land at thirty cents
per acre. and sustaining The board Of
county commissioners Qn values fixed
90 doso; et Elida az tlto. on depot a.
Texlco 4ioo. on stock pcns nt Toxlco
f200.
la the matter OF the appeal OF the
Alamonordo iNmbOr company from
The action OF the county commission
eFs OF Oter0 county, q was ordered
that OF the total acreage as returned
by the said company for taxation 60
per cCntum thereof be- valued no 81
per acre. 30 per Conlum ut $3.50 per-
acre and 90 per cnntum 90 t5 per
acre. rhls valuation waa 30 dxod lor
the reason that the hoard was unable
Ca determine from the evidence and
papers before q exactly snich was
timber and which was grazing land.
inia action b. nly l9r The wear 1906.
in the matter of the appeal Of the
Assessor Of Guadalupe C0uLtY from
the action oi the county commission
ors ui Guadalupe county iN reducing
tho assessment valuation OF A. j.
Cuury, as fixed by The said assessor,
the appeal was rejected
IN the matter OF the appeal OF me
estate ~ J. J. Smith from the ncii0n
of ihe county commissioners Of Mora
county che board sustained the action
of The commissioners. thus making
tho valuation as folluws. Normol0
meadow lands. i2T acres 40 $500 per
acre, t95250; Vermaio pasture lands.
1907 acres at Sl.26 per acre, $685.
lIFi Wagon Mound ranch meadow
lands. ninety acres at $3.50 per acre.
fO7l, Wagon Mound ranch pasture
lands. 1895 acres az 81 per acre
81 ,69b. The balance Will stand a.
passed by the county commissioners.
In the matter Of the appoa, Of Mon.
tozuma lodge, A. r. a a. MasOua
from the action OF The county COM
miasloneui OF Santa Ne county, The
county commissioners were sustained
In pari and the valuation of the lodge
property was placed az fa500. The
board took this cnsc under advise
mont after hearing the argument OF
I g. =. Easley for the lodge and r. G
Gortner, district attorney for the
county.
In The matter OF the appeal OF the
n. o. W. Cattle company from the ao-
tlon Of The county commissioners OF
Quay county the appeal was rejected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
Pennsylvania Railroads re.
markable Peat Of Engineer
ring Construction.
POST OFFICE ASKS JEWS
TO WRITE FEAST LETTERS
To One Another TWO Days Be
fore Hand So That Hebrew
Clerks May Have Holiday.

Now York. Sept. i5.--Ono OF the
immense works which Greater New
York b. now constructing IS near coin
plotiOu. the mighty tunnel % the
Pennsylvania railroad rs 30 nearly m
lshed az 90 the bore across the bottom
Of the North river that the two ends
of The uoilng Will come together ON
the 18Th OF the present month, only
three nays on, So accurate have been
fhc estimates and surveying and cal
culatinE Cf the engineers In charge
az the work, that n tho two ends dif'
Ter an inch. only single inch. from
the exact level on which they set
their ends to meet together 4 will
be bitter disappointment 10 the 90.
Hlnocrs, and one which they VIII hrd
ID almost impossible 20 believe or com.
pFeheud. Such q tho perfection OF
engineering science IN these days that
men can ngHr@ exactly how lines VIII
run unapr river and through the
mud at the bottom N that river, and,
after months and years OF hard Work
with pick and spade and explosives,
they win come out just whore they
Intended By hairhroadth. With acien.
finc talent like this. with oceans ~
money. with push and perseverance
fhe industrial giants of today are out
rlvalling the TitanH OF the past, who
built pyramids thai for many centuF.
les we're the wonders % the world
and are yet pukzling the world 40 70
the methods OF their construction. But
today o. greater than yesterday, and
the Egyptians viii have to take on
their hats 90 the engineers Of the
Pennsylvania railroad, Soon we OF
Nov York will be able 10 say b those
of you VINO read this, Come and sec
us, and be sure % come under the
river. that bears on ita surface many
feet above the commerce Of Molrop
oils ~ such works as these man
Kind Is brought together very close
and the element of distance Is fast
diaag Gearing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

The returned members OF society
are just beginning 10 get their trunks
unpacked. They could not set al
them any sooner Such a mass OF
baggage never was piled up In the
railroad stations as there was last
week. when the full volume OF the
returning tide struck the city. As
many as a hundred thousand people
were estimated 90 have come hack 20
town Ia one day over the New York
Central and the New Haven roads.
ana their baggage was simply im-
mense In volume. piled up ave or six
tiers ut q slime, and Overf0wlng into
an reception rooms that the cOmpan.
lea could spare from other purposes.
Old TIMER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

There 90 che place IN the city whore
Girls h0yn't the advantage over men
in the way OF wearing shirt'walsts, and
that o. on the bride path IN Central
park. There the ahirtwaist man, with
tanned skin and che lolly air which
marks one who ands New York good
enough for him az any time Of the
year. Is Just az much In evidence as
the 6hlrtwaist girl. ln fact, the mar
with conventional riding coat has
been the exception rathor than the
rule this summer Several years ago
the question whether q man might
ride Us q public park without q ooai
In tropical weather resulted ln the
popular verdict that he could II he
was an exercise boy taking out the
horses ond dln't care Cor appearances
That settled O. then. Now. however
the man who sides In nesllge shirt
s. an accepted faci--porheps he VIII
Try peeknhoo effect next summer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

When the Hebrews have a holiday
the whole town knows a. II shows
most with the telegraph Offices, which
arr s. short OF boys f0r the delivery
OF messages that tho ONCE force OF
clerks. and sometimes heads OF de-
nartmeuis are sent around with tele-
grams. The holiday for the Hebrews
that occurs on the goth Of September
has made such an impression that the
postmaster has sent out an appeal and
posted d also Ia the pOatoiice build
ing. asking Hebrews % post their
notes nf cOngratulafiOn 20 each other
on the 18th instant. so that the He
brew clerks may have a day on with
out causing Z congestion Of the malls
Thero "a a food OF these mlssives on
that holiday and n the people viii
only mail them a few days ahead the
poor clerks can have n much easier
time. The poHiOihco, BY the way, De-
taking the public into iis confidence
lately IN q way never dreamed OF a
few years ago u has che public do
q portion of Cos letter sorting when
they deposit their mail, and the send
Ing OF a city letter up Ia the country
% almost unhcard of nowadays. Car
Fiera now also ask everybody in a
building for the location OF unknown
addresses and often letters reach tnCir
address Ia that way, although imper-
iooily or incorrectly addressed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
pain Fro,n a Burn Promptly Relieved
~ Chamboriain'e Pain Balm

a little ohni OF Michael Strauss oi
Vernon, Conn. Was recently IN great
pain from q burn on the hand. and as
cold applications only Increased the
Inflammation Mr. Strauss came 90 mr.
Jaldcs ii Nichols, a local merchant.
ior something % stop the pain Mr..
Nichols says. "a advised him 10 uao
Chamberlain Pain Balm. and the
nrft application drew oui the innam'
nation and gave Immediate relief
have used thiE llnlment mtself and
recommend n very OMEN FOR cuts.
hprna. strains and lame aack AMI have
never known % % elganpolnt For
sale by ali drugslsiB.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
DEUNALILlO COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
LUMBER COMPANY
SUED ron 816,oO0---jhFFk
GROCERY COMPANY 0uE8
). oEDpLECoME ON
ACCOUNT.

Attorney Julius 8taab appearing tor
Earnest lay yesterday nFd anif
against che Amerioan fnnhef company
FOR $4,000 damages be- alleges ho aui
f9rod aH q so1ull 81 the collapse of a.
bridge at Tupronu November last. Lay
was working On the bridge when a.
went d1an, and b. was bruised and
bia hacR NaH Wrenchod hy the fall
80 alleges thaf the accident was lhH
result uf negligence uu the part ui
M, g.. Wcgihf0uk. who waa building
me bridge f0g ihf Amer'cau Lumber
company
Tho Jana Grocery compsuy Yoaer
day brought suit against n H.ddie
come to recover 0u acrgunt Frlix
Lester appeariug as attefstg FOR tho
niainuu
District Attorney y. w. CLANCY an
uraf.uH 60 aarannu Mates I'll ai today
niod d petition GA Haud0ral county iu
have writ Of mandHmus issued
against Nicolas dQ IA o. pu1ain
judge of sandoFal county prohibiting
MIN from taking further acii0a in The
matter of che estate Of luana Conner
90 Mares. deceased Tho reiaiofs
also petition that the court declare the
administration of said estate closed
Judge abbott thia morning declared
Martin Mcauiuuer III Albuquerque iu
sane. and ordered him committed %
ihe insane asylum nj Vas Vegas Sac
0ulnnea viii be- held here pending sn
investigation helns made t0 ascertain
unuihir uf NOT nufsellllo county nos
has vacant weird "a the asylum
EmeW Innghefis ~ FRESNO. CALI
h in the cily Wishing friends Nv
lungheny was Formerly a resident uf
Albuquerque
Frank uuief. foreman ~ ihe Colo
RADIO Telephone Company. CEN from
thiriylo0l pole fhia afternoon ana in
infud oue cf Bis less quite severely
fe Faa taten home lH hack and
late this oncTunon was reported to De-
resting well This o. she second &C.
eideuf Frank has bad ia ine last
month.
Probate Clork Walker yesterday
rfunicd = maffiaFe license tn d -
Noloufa of Eaiey, d. Ma and Miss
Vida johnson of Albuquerque
Eganaoli1i Thomas Grimm and wife
leave fof Los Angeles CAL Tuesday
evening % hello ef Chf'fta Mission
ana Bible Training schppl theg VII
have farewell services sunday even
lna at reniif0Sial Miafion ia0 aouih
Fuarfh street. Every bodY welcome
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

fooi very much inicrostc over the ne.
lcctiln lof judges 90 they got t9-
aOfhof early end selected n number ut
mon they considered capable and de-
sifnhlc and put them up Tor The two
political parties 40 choose frou and
pui on the tickets. N0t content with
merely selecting these as possible
candidates.. the lawyers committee
has taken 20 q vigorous campaign OF
odvcrllalng. u has flung banner
across Broadway. bearing tho namoa
of the men it has selected for an che
ludgeshlpa. and for surrogate, and
cells the people 10 vote for men who
are not run by the BOSSES Placards
bearing a Black triangle appeared In
AN the elevated cars. in the subway
and ln the surface cars displaying
Hunn legends az these; "TO the peo-
Bile; are you going 20 lot the bosses
dictate you0 ildgea and name their
hcnrhmon q" "'rn che people, VIII
YOU allow the BOSSES GO divide the
ludgoshipa aa party spollsi' These
notices arr signed "Ihc Judiciary
Nomlnaiurs" which ia the name as
sumod hy the lawyers who have plac
ed an independent judicial ticket IN
the field in New York county. IA i1
announced that the numinatora are
preparing to organize in every ASSEM-
by district. and that such election dis
lr'Ci viii have its captain. as IN the
regular army organization. This Us
another strong example showing the
growing opposition ON the part 81 tho
people 90 al machine politics
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

Assessment rolls from tWchtyono
counties have been rece,yed so far al
the once OF Travelling Auditor Charles
y. Stafford From a clerical standpoint
the rolls are Ia better condition than
ever before IN the history OF the ter
rltOry The assessors OF the counties
"a Guadalupe. Mckinley. Roosevelt
aud Sierra. have so far failed TO send
thoh assessment rolls % Travelling
Auditor Stafford, rs required by law.
This neglect OF duty has been reported
TO Judge John r. McNe, who has 10.
sued directions 70 these assessors 10
produce those rolls no once under pen
atty OF a heavy hne. as directed BY
tho statute Ia such cases made aud
provided.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
COWBOYS WERE
ONLY FRIGHTENED

Louis A MCRoa Of Maadaicna d ln
tho city and wlll remain until after
the hie lair ne stated fhls afternoon
that the Indian scare, in ihe mazda.
iona neiehhOrhOood. was nnlhlng mofo
nor lees Than the scare of cowboy
over the discovery nf mlccRa'n foot
Fronts. which ~ considered we're
tbitginR Nafalo Indians. she couhog
had. BE- o. true. loai d horse or $40.
and ha conceived che idea. when Qua
looking f1l tho huraol and seeing moe.
eaaln fcoinrlaif. that NE horses bad
been stolen by lnd'ana.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

The visitors at the Central park
menagerlo are wonderfully attracted
by the performances of a handsome
beck of thp axis family which Is very
fond oi roasted peanuts. He reaches
out through the bars for them and
thon. when The keeper calls out 90 him
10 SNOW what be can do for the dam
Ties. be- gets up on his hind ieci ana
moves around IN bis stall In rough TIM
itlton OF dancing. His forofoet hang
down. being bent az the knees. re
seems To have no trouble IN maintain
Ing the erect position f1r few mo-
mcnts while performing ais dance
step. The animal Is four years OLD and
was horn m Central park, and "a the
only deer known that dances re
always coues 90 the bars for payment
after performance; he doesnt pro-
pose 20 give a free show, ana ho never
does. as here are plenty Of people 20
look 81 him and all have peanuts for
him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
Pensions GRANTED .

Delegate Andrews has secured the
following pensions for New Mexico
veterans.
Anastaeio Martinez, Santa re, N,
~, increase on pension to So per
month from July "a 1905.
SaturuinO norhoa, OF Paiarito. n.
~. increase OF pension 10 4t2 rer
month from July 18th. 1906.
GTegorio MlndragOn ~ Plniada, or
Elnal pension az the rate oi IS per
month from July 49, 1906.
Delegate Andrewa has been sue
cogaful ln securing an Increased pen
sion for toodOro Herrera. OF Sanchez,
New Mexico. OF IS per month from
August 4 800.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

ID q asserted that there were heav'
Ter sales of real estate ON labor day
ln the suburbs than on any other day
this season. Thousands 90 working.
men aHd their families went into the
country on the holiday, ans looked
around very particularly y was
very smart agoni that distributed
llckets among them on that day, as
they surely sold many lots.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

An order has been issued for the
oficial survey Of the Iip Top group,
comprising the Tip Top, Tip Top No.
e. Denver. and Denver No. l0dos.
situated IN the burr0 mountain min
ing district Grant county. The Tip
Top Copper company. claimant. Geo.
r. Brown deputy mineral surveyor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

May sins have been placed upon
that scapcgoat the automobile For
one thing, Il iH reyolutlonlzing wom-
ans dress. though u liant sure Il
should De called a sih. Time was
when woman would no more think
OF travelling by train or trolley IN
light attire shan she would OF putting
90 a bali gown TO play tennis. But
recently women. getting ready Up dash
tO town ln their gasoline charloia,
have taken 60 the DOMINIC of eimsy
white dresses. suitable Cor luncheon
in restaurant Yes, some have put
on dinner gowns with soft. light
wraps tO protect them from the dust
Consequently women who must take
trains but who hope 90 keep up with
the fashionable procession In attire nj
least come into town On butterfly
garb Instead Of sensible travelling
suit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

This years campaign viii be an 0N-
cltlue one The lawyers have jumped
into toe ring ahead az ADJ others ihey
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
TWO MEMS LIVES
TAKEN BY ENGINES


A Trinidad. Colo, dispatch. dated
sept i3, says H q. Dlttomore, a pio-
ncCr resident OF Las AnimaE county,
was struck hy Is Santa Fe train az
$3.50 al El MORO and received injuries
from which he died three hours later
without reNainlnR consciousness. He
was d mail carrier az El Moro. lie
went 90 take the mail 90 the train
today and thinking the oncoming train
was No. 2. which always stops there.
DO started 90 cross the track 20 de-
liver and receive tho NATL The limit
ga rushed ON at great spced, striking
him and throwing him fully twenty
nvo feet, iracturing his skull, fsacinr-
Ing bis shoulder and breaking bis arm.
ne was $50 years old and had been a
resident of ihis county or 80 years.
he was prominent Ia republican local
politics,
Robert Wilson, SO years Old. employ.
ed a. section hand on the Colorado a
Southern, was ground 90 pieces BY
engine SEA this afternoon. he was
walkinR cn the track and the engine
approached him from behind. TIE en-
ginoer saw him and blew the whistle,
but d terrific wind was blowing az
tho time and be- failed 90 hear the
signal no was knocked 20 the track
and rolled along by the engine for 100
yards. Hls body was ground 20 pieces.
Wilson came here last July from che
east and had lived here since chat
time Hc leaves a wife.
Gusiayo Becker. general merchant
lad sprlngcrVll'o, Aria, arrived from
the south ihla mOrnlnE Mr. Becker
had been on a business trip 20 south
err Arizona. and lntendfd attending
% business a. Magdalona today but
the Pullman porter forgot 10 wake
him this morning az Socurro, eo thei
la how b happened that he % here.
Juan n. sanchcs of Cunero. n. pa.
IA in the city Cor th6 purpose of at
tending The Sheep and Wool Growers
convention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22
OFF!C!AL MATIERS
NotaIIes Futlle Appe. 40.

The flllOwlng nUtarics public nave
botn appoiatoi by GufCu hagos-
man.
JOhq = "oiamau, r.inr. itncs"yoit
count. MAMIE. o. Pach .. Ration
Coliax county. jose Vallos. go. Win.
gate NcKinlej county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

IL A. Clemens. a prominent Hoca.
man FROM the MaEdalona district. Do
ln no ciiy % remain during ino iaii.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

A startling incident In the streets
r0urhi 90 mind Hoods well known
atory, IN when the poor woman
reached the condition, NEAR q whole
cltyiul. b me she had none" A lad
of about nc crossing the street. was
seen 10 sinrrer and fall In the mid
dio OF the thoroughiaro. nyatandorH
rushed SO hig relief u was found
that ho had fallen from sheer weak
noaa Tie was actually starving FOR
lack OF food. lie had eaten nothing
IN forty eight hours and had not
penny to bug anything 20 eat. He WAS
COO prorA 10 beg. and so had walked
up and d0wn. looking for be knew not
what. When he fell hin plight az once
became evident to a large circle. and
the nlckela and dimes and dollars 1T
orally tumhlod out Of peoples puck
cts. Our official charities arc 0iil-
cially praised. and Foreigners take the
trouble also 90 especially commend
them, but whore arc their agents ia
cnsoa like this? They are probably
around inveatlgating cases Of need.
About three quarters OF their revenue
ls spent On probing the requests for
aid that are given On 20 their agents
or their offices Cases are known
whore agents have spent a day lnvea-
tiEailue a case where the party apply
lng was actually as near starving a.
this boy was. We have had women
ard men toll us. with tears IN their
eyes. that they would rather aturvo
than apply 10 an official Of a charit-
able organization Il would seem that
tho FIRST object OF a charity organlza.
ton should DO to relieve distress, even
n there are deadboats who might ae-
cure relief that are not entitled % ~,
Better that q hundred should doadhoRt
the charliablo than that one poor un-
fortunate should be- reduced 20 a
starving condition like This boy was,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

Regular meeting of Alamo Hive SO.
( iom0rr0N afternoon az odd Fellows
hast A luil attendance 81 requested
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-22

Juan n. sanchos of Cunero. n. d.
Ia Do the city Cor thd purpose of at
tending The Sheep and Wool Growers
convention.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-09-21

congre> sional election in November, 1898, and
the judges then elected shall serve until MAJ
/. 1900. and their successors shall be elected az
the paroChial and municipal election in the
year 1879. They shall be learned in the law.
and shall have resided and pTacticed as at
torneys in the CITY of New Orleans for not less
than three years before their election or ap-
pcintment. The Judges OF said courts shall
each receive a yearly compensation ri SS,G10
payable monthly on his own warrant Each
Judge shall appoint clerk and such deputies
a may be authorized by law. ~ salaries not
exceeding 81 20 per annum, except one deputy,
who shall be stcnugTaPher, and who may
receive salary not exceeding $3.50 per an
mum, to be paid in monthly Snstailments by
the City of New Orleans
Section 2. Be it further resolved. etc. That
said proposed amendments be submitted to- the
electors for their approval or rejection "a
required by article S2I of the Constitution OF
Louisiana, and the general election laws u
this State, at the cor greSSional election to be
held in this State in November. 1906
j. W. HYAaS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
j. y. SANDERS,
Lieutenant Governor and Pres. Of the Senate.
Approved June -, 1905.
NEWTON G. BLANCHARD,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
\ true copy:
JOHN T. MICHEL,
Secretary of State
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