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(5Orticsans iiebe iiafte Seiten
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-10
THE CT # R. y d Y
nv Chevaher William lie Queux

out the place with wet sawdust, and n
big, dark-bearded, fabby-faced man in
shirt.sleeves stood behind the small
counter polishing some forks.
81 wish to see Signor Ferrari," I said,
addressing him.
"There is no Ferrari, he is dead" re.
sponded the man in broken English. "My
name is Odinzoff. bought the place
from madame"
"You are Russian, I presume?"
"Polish, msieur-from Varsovie."
Continued on Fourteenth Pagel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
WOOL GROWERS
OF COLFAG MEET
AND ADJOURNED THEMSELVES
INTO AN AsSOclATloN AND
OFFICERS ELECTED.

l.asi Saturday afternoon. aB an
nuuncod previously in these columns.
the wool growers of ColfaK county
met at the opera house in this city for
the purpose OF organizing an aGaucla'
lion. A fair number wore present, says
the Springer stockman.
Jerome Troy was selected chairman
of the mocting and Too10Hio iCuzaios
secretary. On motion Of ~. Q. Abbott
q wns proposed that the new aHaooia-
ton work with three purposes IN view.
via. for the enactment of Inv BY the
legislature providing for road super.
vls0rs iu each precinct Oi a country
90 stamp out acab among sheep and
tne determination OF Wild animals,
ThCrp was considerable able discus
sion lndulgCd IN as 20 various subjects
tending toward the Advancement and
protection OF The Industry and for the
good OF tho organization.
On motion the chairman appointed a
committee OF three to select I've mem.
bers "a an executive committee 90
serve for the hrst year. aa follows;
Amador Montoya. ~ G.. Abbott and
hoccndn Gonzales This committee
selected as the executive committee,
Oscar Troy. H. G. Abbott Amador
Nontoya, sevcrino Martinez and Ro.
cendo Gonzales
The new association o. 10 be known
as the Wool Growers association OF
C0lfax county, New Mexico. The ON.
GERS elected for the hrst year were.
Jerome Troy president; TeodOalo Con
zales, secretary. and u. J. Deyine,
treasurer. II was agreed that a mem
fership fee OF 81 and annual dues OF
so cents be required Also that ap.
plication for membership be made %
TIE president or secretary or any mem
Der of the executive committee. n
was also agreed that the president
and secretary be cX.Oilcio members OF
the executive committee.
Eighteen members were received ns
/ follows. jerome Troy, Osca Troy. Ra
ton; ". G. Abbott. s. E Hartley, Mes
/ TOR Martinez, Amador Montoya. y. A
I iruiillo, Aurollo TruilllO. ROccndC
/ GONZALES. Teodoglo Gonzales. y. j.
Duran. springer, David Herrera. Am
ado CasedOs Manuel Gonzales. Dayid
! bernal, Juan b. Lopez Maxwell City,
/ !. n. Fernandez, Colmor; Dosateo De
| Herrera Folsom.
Springer was made the hendQuart
ere ol the association.
u was an enthusiasts meeting
much intoroBt being maniiestce.
Adjournment was taken until IN,
call OF the president
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

department headed hy Chief Htnkci
fho flames wore confined to the nov
office hWld.nr. inst completed. and
the twostory blacksmith and machine
ahOu
The loss lr estimated between oiVht
and ten thousand dolIars. partly GOV.
ofed by insurance
The Hro was nrsi noticed hy the
nlrht blacksmith and ihn hoIailna
engineer FLAMES were bursting
through tho roof ~ enc new once
building. and the theory ia that thin
building was lFnlted by electric wires.
The alarm of Gre Was given and all
men underground hoistod io the sug
face. With buckets and hose the
minors attacked iho famos which soon
spread from the once building % the
blacksmith shop ediolnlne n was
a0oa apparent that all EFFORTS 10 save
these buildings would be- futile ana
every effort was pul forth 90 anvo Tn
ore bins which hy this tlmo had ha-
come lgniiod. After a hot nght with
the flames the nro was oxilnguiahea
90 the ore bins.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

o. ~ Mitchell was appointed health
commissioner without pay and Jack
Sirausncr. patrOlman, 20 serve In the
place ol William Wagner. resigned.
The appointments were confirmed
A communication from NELL y, Field
relating TO telephone rates was ro.
flrrcd 20 thc grievance committee
without reading.
ine OF $50 paid by John a. Bos
well for firing a revolver discharglng
firearms within the city limits Will
he returned 90 him not ns "a refund but
ns Reimbursement, since II was
shown that be- was doliriuus with fever
Ht the time he nrod the shot and not
u full possession of bis mental lacul-
ties
The fine wBs collected from Boswell
On police court He made application
for refund Of the flne upon bis Fecoy-
cry. producing expert testimony 10
snow that he was not responsible for
the act The council has no power to
refund O. hne bui voted Boswell $50
tu reimburse him.
% n Marion addressed the council
with a request that the electric light
moved from the corner uf Eighth and
RelChor avenue br replaced The mat
tor wCut 20 the rght committee for
report.
The street commissioner was order
"a 90 place a stone 90 mark the meri.
dian lire TO be located through Albu-
quordue hy the geological survey nl
The request OF Delegate Andrews
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

When the sidewalk ordinance came
up and the service OF notices on prop.
crty owners. Tor which 10 was opined
ihere was not sufnclent time specified
I'm the ordinance, q was moved to re-
consider the sidewalk ordinance winch
mas already been published and there
fore OBTAINS. Alderman wilkinson
made tho astonishing discovery that
Do was illegal 20 reconsider an ordi'
nance which has been passed and pub.
Ilshed as is provided by law. Tho
council got around this by passing an
amendment to the ordinance incroas-
ing the ten days 90 thirty days Ia
which 90 serve notice ON the 2t6
property owners who are required 90
put down walks.
The council will take up The city
building bond election With The mayor
at called meeting sometime IN the
near future when matters of the regls-
/ tration boards and polling places viii
, be- placed ln the bin after which V
viii be- regularly brought before the
touncu The ordinance with regard q
/ The special board election provides
I that % shall be held on November 10
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

nmnnlmou ln many court reports auu
lnC OFF them nt least has become cole
hraicd in literature lt could hardly
be- Otherwise Thoro probably never
was a legislature anywhere without
aomg mcmter desiring rc ceicction
For fhUm to take pnrl in making an
fpp.riIuumUui Is feb Introduce at once
fho disturbing element of ltwng self-
interest Tho desire Dor nariy sue
rc.E aud Tor Local advantage niao op-
crate against the making of fair ap-
pnriicnmcnte hv such bodies. nud in.
deed against their readily ngrgeing
on nny nuporiiOumomt whatever lO.
Sides. the length OF The legislative
session in this territory o. By law
aECd within ihp limits 50 nHfroa that
"a would ho almost or quite impraCll.
ablo for any legislature 90 complete
an apnnriinnwpnt nt any session ln
addition go lis usual necessary hngi-
ness.
ION The other hand. The governor
OF the tcrfltnry. fr0 mihe nature and
tenure OF his Office. Ia IN a position
to make an app0rtlOnment after due
investigation and delibcrailon. unhl-
ased by considerations such na o has
been suggested would hc likely 90
stand IN the way uf like fair and well
considered action by the Legislature
"The fact that any succeeding ln-
gislatiyo assembly could have repeal
ed the Jaw in question. hpi that each
has failed in do an. and that no an
b rtiunmcnt. nH 10 appears. ln tha hlH-
tory of the territory has been made
directly by she legislature. indicates
"a
and acdhiescencc be- iia working
which. us has already been suggest
Hd ls entitled to weight iu favor ol
iis validity
Tho court then discusses the propo-
fliion whether tho governor bnd com-
Piled with the terms of the law Ia
making the apportionmeut in Ques
tl0n Mr. Catrou coutondcd that th,
apportionmont was by law require,
10 ho made Within thirty DAYS afte,
the legislative assembly OF 1901 Tho
court held that that provision of ,h,
law was directory rather than man
daiorg. The plaintiff also alleged
that Che apporiinnmont was not mad,
on the "haais ~ the last preceding
United States census The cuur
says "The population Itself ls tho ca.
sontia thing and not me census ant
holds that the contention of thl
plaintiff was not well taken
Judge Abbott concludes his opinion
as follows;
My conclusion that the apporiion.
meni IN question should be- held valid
which is contrary % my FIRST impress
sion of the matter. derives some ad
ditlonal support from the fact thn
the apportlonment OF 1891 was mad
undcr the same law which Il is con
tFtndnd now in behalf ~ the niainiii
la invalid n che apporiinnment Va
nullity FOR that reason. the one of 1872
is also a nullity unless q has boai
| by subsequent assemblies made law
and nn invalid apportlonment SHOULD
not it has heen held. ho SCI aside %
favor OF another which Is Invalid
"Fosaler vs.. Brayton Ind. 32 T.. y
IA. b7S.
There is further ihn practical cOu
sldoratlon that u the next loRiRla'iy
assembly o. dissatisfied with the la'
as it now stands. % can repeal q
modify o. and, ii with ,ho npporil0n
mont Itself. there "a the strong au
thority ~ distinguished counsel %
both sides OF this c1se adducod I
the argument for their power Z
make another"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
MINING MAN SUDDENLY
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS

T. ~ Piper hnt returned 90 ~ Pas0
from a mining trip to The nurro noun
lains New Mexico, in q very bad con.
ditlon. says tho News While on the
trp be- suffered q stroke of paralyais
and hls ioit les ls yet entirely hclr-
less. no that be has to use crutchoa.
Hls speech a. also annrtod Mr.. plpar
Is noarly go years Of age and 80 hia
condition n regarded az the moro
critical However, he reports that be-
la now much hotter than ho was a
week ago. when his entire side was
parslyzed Ho was fortunately IN com
nany ~ Mexican when be was sud.
denly stricken and who called hnlp.
Mr Piper az the time wRa IN the hills
prospecting He was removed SO a
Mexican house where he romHined sew
erai days until snmeleniiy rehivufud
tO ycuiure on hir return trip a. this
city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
PATRON OBJECTED TO
TORN BiLL FOR CHANGE

Because "a Chlnhman rendered him
but toe half nf a torn so bal Ora
change walter Ruhle took onenao and
took the case into court, says the
Globe Telegram
The Incident occurred at the Lucky
restaurant kept by q Chink named
Yea On Rubio with "a friend had
taken q neal In the res aurani, and
hia bih amounted tO 3D. cents ln pay-
mcni he rendered q $40 gold piece. and
In his change be VAS given what Pc
thought was a $40 bill Later on ho
discovered iant he bad boo me hall
of the bill Figuring one way o. mig.t
he said thar ho was hut t1 Oui, nut
ngurinE another way. BE- wnH ouf the
whole bin ~ he has ere Chinamnn
arrested.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

In the matter OF increasing the sal.
aries OF officials In the police. fire and
street departments upon the suggos-
tion of the mayor two weeks ago, the
finance committee made the following
rf fcommcndutlOnHs
Chief OF Police si35 per month.
patrolmen $50 per month.
Firc Chlef--si00 per month,
Fire department Captain-fi00 per
month.
ircmen $40 per month.
Street Commissioner-flnO per
month.
In each instance the Increase is $40
a month over the present salaries
which attach 10 these Onlces.
The report was referred back 10
the committee with tho ordinance 20
take the regular course.
chairman l.oarnard of tho fnance
committee reported that the Increased
revenue OF the city in expected TO on
set the Increase IN salaries and that
Z ne france committee ia considering
a scheme 20 increase the city's hnan.
Iocs hy raising certain licenses and
lihtt tho committee would report on
I THIS matter shortly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
M[THODISTS OF NEW
MEXICO At ROSWELL
LARGE GATHERING or FAITHFUL
m The PEcos VALLEY NE
TRoPoLis,

Methodists from an over the terri
tory have arrived al Roswell 20 par
ticlpst, IN ihe twenty second annual
session 0f the New Mexico English
mission of the Methodist church.
which opened last evening with ad-
droaaes hv Rev Dr. %. > haeeiei'
Rev. 3 h. sloase aud Rev. n. A Nor
loy followed by a reception 10 hlsn '
30 David ~. Moore. Who will preside
nt the conference The hrsi business
session guH hold ibis morning
Among the speakers who Nil nt
iiver addresses during the tour lays
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Robert Morgan. a cripple. was pick
90 upon Thlrt street yesterday after
noon by pairolman Knapp. Morgan.
who vas undes thc influence on liquor.
Waa using pfOiane Language and ahuE.
inF people according to the ahCer
This morning in police court Nor
gan entered a general denial % a
charge Ol drunk and dla0rderly 10
was remandGA 90 SAN and bis ease wiil
be tried thia afternoon, who uihp pa
Folman viii appear against hlu.
Morgan waH evidently sufUrlng
from locomotive aiakio 1f some f0Tm
of paralysis ln addition 90 "a delurmltY
of bis lei leg De ID apparently about
80 yoars Of ago and well built
"A drunken cripple "a about the
hardest proposition d poiIen.nau has
io deei villa. said Chief Mchillln this
morning after police court adlouincd
ThoY seem % thlnk ihq.f afa'cli0n
covers d multitude of sins and the %
Zee are Inclined t0 ho ienlonl With
them on accOnut az their misfortune.
SOME Times We herdly know shat tQ
do SIN ihcm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
CONVOCATION OF
ROYAL ARCH AASONS
LODGE m SESSION SINCE 10 o.
CLOCK THIS MORNING VoT.
ING NEW OFFICERS.
a aWH 4


Rio Grnnde Chapter No 4. o
. Royal Arch MasOnh will give .
. smoker ut Masonic Temple ihis .
. evening, TO which all Royal Arch .
3 Masons are invited. Eight o'clock .
Is the hour. by order Of High .
3 Priest j. G.. Fergor, secretary, .
GssSg GSssS
The E'"'h annual c0nyOcRtiOn Ot the
Grand Arch Chapter, r. n and A. NJ,
opened az Masonic Temple this morn
ing where an election OF officers was
held
rno officers who presided al the
meft,ng are. Grand High Priest Ar
thur EyeFlti Albuquerque; Deputy
Grand high Priest G. ID. stevens, Ra-
ton Grand King }. q. Fitch. 5ocorroi
Grand Scribe &. ID. B0cher. LRa Neguai
Grand Treasurer A. y. Maloy Albu.
ouerque. Grand Secretary a. A. Keen,
Albuquerque; Grand Lecturer J. IT,
Mroih. Albuquerque. Grand Chaplain,
E. s. Stovcr Albuquerque; Grand
Captain of he Host D. j. Kelly. Silver
CITY. Grand Principal S0iOurnor
frank Henning, Ration. Grand Royal
Arch Captain J w. Donovan. Ration
I Grand Master Third Ven J. n Bolton
Carlsbad. Grand Master Third Veil
ID w Wilson. Roswell Grand Master
frst Ven X. ~. Dean. clayton; Grand
I sentinel a a. Whitcomb. Albuqucr
que
Tho new officers will be- Installed
/ al the next meeting Voting ON can
/ didaies was In progress as Tho Citi
I Gent went to press and the lodge haI
I been in session since i0 o'clock thll
I morning
The above officers win retire in Ca
I yor of the new lucumhents, Who WI
Boz announced tomorrow
Before the Grand lodge closed yos
icrday afternoon three handsome mvS
ala. containing the Grand Masters
jewel. were presented 10 Grand MaHte
James q. Fitch Of Socorro. Hon. w
"a Childers of this city aud 10 Col
MaXmillion Frost of Santa Fc. TIT
medal WAS sent t0 Col Frost by spC
cial deputy HO was unable tO maxi
snccessm. arrangements 10 be iu az
tendance sd the meetings Col. Eros
is past grand master Of the Ne'
Mexico Grand Lodge and hiss reaches
the highest degree of Masonry w
b. Childera Was "a grand master o
the lodge twentythrte years ago anl
is therefore the oldest active pas
grand master
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

The following articles ui inoorpora-
tion have boon hlcd ln the once of
Territorial Secretary y w. Reynolds
Masonic Building association Prin-
cipal place nf business at Roswell.
Chayes county Territorial agent.
Robert Kcllahiu. ai Roswell Capital
stock. 85ND0N. divided into hge bun
drod shares ol the par Yaine uf Sioo
eaon Object acquiring lo' af lots
for erecting building i0r iodgo and
business purposes Duration any
years inc0rpuratorH. John shaw. Wal
ieT n Chiaum Clarence o. 0 Uhefy,
william S Prayer. John vs. Poe Ne
fhau Jana. william Al Asi8ann. ~
ward A. CnhOon. Ralph M Parsons
Robert kollhhin. Willam 81 i0YneF
and James w. Wilson. 40 ai Roswell
Tho nlF Horn Mining COMPANY Of
New Mexico Certificate of amend
ment 30 charter hled. making total au.
ihprixed capital stock 800 600 Prin
cipal place of business % Organ. So
zorro county Torntorai agont G.
3 Mcncih. ni Organ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

saturday October go. the repuli-
cans OF bona ANA county wlll bold
their convention at las Cruces and
nominate candidates for all ihe coun
~ offices ln the evening ihe conyen-
tior win be- addressed by Delegate
w. y Andrews. Hon. ~ o nursum,
COl0no' q. W Plchard ana others
Mossrs. Andrews. nuraum and others
will leave Albuquerque for Las Cruz
eos tomorrow CFridayl night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

of the meeting are Rev. Dr william
Fielder, president OF Fort Worth uni
yoraity; Rev Dr. Henry nuchtol,
chancellor of Denver university aud
republican candidate for governor of
Colorado. Rev Dr. j g. Rollins and
Rev Thomas Harwood
The First MethOdists Episcopal
church In Roswell viii bo dedicated
40 noon next Sunday EYangellstic
services will be- held each evening
during the conference
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

DEAD IN TEXAS

Jim ieWla. brother of Joe iowia, Uf
fnrialua. and Of Hugh ieWia. hhdas
both Of whom are we'll known in hne
well. was found dead near san An
tonic. Texas about three weeks aEu.
The news has Just reached Roswell
Hc hnd started acrugH The country
and was not found until several days
after hln death The body was So
badly dccomposed that intormont haa
io be made Immediately on the spot.
Il ls thought that hla death was
caused by paralysis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
col. .. ". FLEMING
HAS TWO RiBs BROKEN

Col o. W. Fleming met with en- ac.
cldent last Tuesday which resulted in
tho hrenking 81 two ribs. says the
silver City independent As he and
John Casey we're driving ont 90 Leo.
n0ld they turned on the road tO pass
ono of w. A Tenneya freight teams.
when their buggy came iu contact
with a stump which was concealed be-.
hind bush throwing Col Floming
oui over the dash hoard with the
shove result He Was confined 20 bic
nouao Tor a few days. bat was able to
come down town yesterday iQr tho
hrEt time since the accident Mr.
Casey escaped uuhuri