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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30
IMPORTANT FACTS AS
TO STATEHOOD BILL
Senate Amendments Do Not Affect Either the Uni
versity Here or the Agricultural College
At Las Cruces
so SAYS SPECIAL TO CITIZEN FROM WASHINGTON

Washington, d. c., Jan. 30.-Reply-
ing to yours of even date, would say
that the amendments made by the
senate committee on territories, were
made not to the original bill, intro
duced by Representative Hamilton, of
Michigan, dated January 6, and num-
bered 1919, but to the bill as amend
ed by the house committee on terri
tories, numbered 12.707, committed to
the committee of the whole house on
January %, and passed by the house
on January 25. This amended bill
differed in several particulars from
the original Hamilton bill, one of
them being that considerably more
land is donated to the new state, and
another is that the new state is al
lowed to have two universities and
two agricultural schools, none OF the
four institutions now existing being
affected by the admission TO state
hood. Delegate Andrews secured the
two important amendments just men
toned.
The Hamilton bill contained this
language: "Sixth-That the capital
of said state shall temporarily be at
the city of Santa Fe, in the present
territory of New Mexico, and the
university and agricultural college of
said state shall be temporarily located
at Tucson, in the present territory of
Arizona, and shall not be changed
therefrom previous to Ammo Domini,
1915, but the location of said capital
and university and agricultural col
lege may, after said year, be perma-
nently fixed by the electors of said
state, voting at an election to be pro-
vided for by the legislature"
The amended bill, which passed the
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30
Lake Worth Gala Scene With
House Boats and Motor
Enthusiasts.
PRIZES GIVEN EXCELLENCE
Promises TO Become Permanent
Winter Festival Of Very
Great Prominence.

Palm Beach, Fla, Jan. 30.-Lake
Worth, that picturesque and tranquil
body of water near Palm Beach, is
the Mecca of thousands of winter Wis
itors and motorDoat enthusiasts today
and the hundreds of houseboats and
other boats ON the beautiful lake., all
gaily decorated and filled with fes-
lively attired people, presented a
highly picturesque and attractive
sight. The event, which attracted all
these people, is the second annual re-
gatta of the Palm Beach Motorboat
association, which opened on Lake
Worth today. The motorboat sport has
been gaining in popularity during the
last few years and the number of en-.
tries is much greater this year than
last year, when the first motorboat
carnival was held here.
There will be three racing events
today and as many on Wednesday and
Thursday. The first event today was
a ten mile race for motorboats with
a length of huh of 80 feet or under. It
started at IL O'Clock this forenoon
and proved highly interesting, owing
To the large number of contestants
and the remarkable speed displayed.
In the afternoon there will be two
other races; one ten mile race for
motor boats fifty to seventy feet long;
and a twenty mile race for motorboats
seventy or more feet long. The rating
measurements of the boats are com
puted by the American POwerboat AS
sOciatiOn rule. The races are govern
ed by the rules Of the same organiza-
ton. but any point not fully covered
by these rules, will be decided by the
regatta committee, whose decisions
On any question will be final. In each
class in which two or more boats fin
i5h a valuable pirze will be awarded.
a prize for the best time over the mile
will also be awarded.
Among the famous racing boats en-
tered for the various events are the
Dixie, Simplex III, the Allen, the Mer-
cedes, U, S. A., the Six Shooter, the
Clarke, the White Fox, Topsy, the
Beestrum, the Brentwood, the Dewey,
the Andrews, the Lake Worth and sew
eral smalled boats of great speed.
Tile principal prize Is the sterling
Challenger Shield, awarded the Palm
Beach Power Boat Association, by Sir
Thomas r. Dewar. Other trophies
were donated by William Reick, II. NJ.
Flaglor, the Royal Poinciana, the
Breakers, the Beach Club, w. Gould
Brokaw. and Greenfeal & Crosby. The
New York Motor Boat Club will give
a prize banner to the boat club win,
ming the largest number OF events dur
ing the carnival.
Among the visitors are many people
who came TO witness the Ormond-
Daytonia automobile races. Many of
them will 60 to Havana, TO see the au-
tomJbile road race there next week.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30
STILL CELEBRATING
BURNS BIRTHDAY.

Boston, Mass, Jan. 30.-The Gale
donian Club of this city has engaged
Mechanics hall, on Huntington ave-
nue., for this evening, and will hold its
annual celebration in honor of Robert
Burns birthday 1t promises to be
one of the largest gatherings of Scot
ity ever held Chieftain George Scott
of the club will preside and Governor
Guild and Mayor Fitzgerald will be
present and among the speakers.
There will also be an interesting mus
ical program and the celebration will
end with a dance
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30

tative of several of the largest mining
corporations in the Nome district, will
be named as his successor.
The delegates to congress named
by the recent Alaska convention and
other Alaska politicians are interest
ing themselves, 1t is said, strongly in
behalf of Perkins candidacy.
So far little substantial opposition
to Perkins has developed, and this
mainly in southeastern Alaska, but
inasmuch as the southeastern and the
Nome districts are eternally at war,
such opposition is to be expected. 1t
is true, however, that Perkins has all
the friends at court"
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30
THREE KILLED IN A
HEAD-ON COLLISION

st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 3O.-The Great
Northern's Oriental Limited No. /,
westbound, and passenger train No.
2, eastbound, collided head-on on a
straight track, a mile west of Column
bia Falls, Mont, at 10:40 last night.
Two firemen and one express messen-
ger We're killed. Two engineers, a
conductor and a mail clerk were in
Jured. No passengers were injured.
With the exception of the engines and
the express cars, no serious damage
was done to the trains. The cause of
the collision has not been learned.
No. left Columbia Falls at 7:10 D.
M, and No. 1 was scheduled to leave
there at 9 o'clock.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30
SOME THINGS DOING
In VARIOUS LINES

Special TO The Citizen.
Washington, Jan. 30.-The friends
of joint statehood are trying TO make
the statehood bill to be unfinished
business before the senate. The sue
cess or failure of the effort largely
depends upon the course of three SEN
ators-Clark, of Arkansas, democrat,
who is claimed as for the bill; Bur-
kett of Nebraska, republican, who is
doubtful; and what Foraker of Ohio,
shall do about his amendment.
Deledgate Andrews Is working on
various bills in the house and senate
committees, among them being in
creased pensions for Margias Clusters,
Saturnino Baca. and Francis NJ. Bal
lew.
Delegate Smith of Arizona, has in
troduced a bill for the election of
Judges and clerks I'm The district courts
OF Arizona.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30
COL. W. T. PERKINS
MAY SOON BECOME
GOVERNOR OF ALASKA

Nome, Alaska, Jan. 30.-Alaska
politics have once more reached the
sizzling point as result of the an
nouncement by Governor Brady that
he will soon resign In order to devote
all his time to his many private bus
mess interests, largely mining.
II Is almost certain that Col. VIM.
T. Perkins, of Nome, one OF the
founders Of the Arctic Brotherhood,
its past grand chief, and a represen-
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30
WILL PAY FUNERAL
EXPENSES OF MITCHELL

Washington. d. c.. Jan. 30.-A res.
olution providing for the payment of
the funeral expenses of the late Sen
ator Mitchell, amounting to $547, was
adopted by the senate today. The
resolution directing the secretary Of
the navy to send to the senate the
records of courts-martial at Annapo-
lis in the cases of Midshipmen Mar
zona and Mayo. and also directing him
to inform the senate as to his author
ity for his proceedings, was adopted.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30
DEMOCRATS CLAIM THE
CREDIT OF RATE BILL

Washington, d. c., Jan. 90.-When
Townsend concluded, Adams, of Geor-
gia, followed In support OF the bill.He
gave great credit to President Roose-
welt for his stand on rate control, and
referred to him as the 'ablest, most
honest and fearless republican pres
ident we ever had" He said that the
principles of the bill were embodied
in the democratic platform, but the
democrats are glad to accept such
powerful aid as the republican presi-
dent had given them.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30
BIG STRIKE SEEMS
TO BE IMMINENT,

New York, Jan. Indignation is
expressed among the employers in
the building trades, over what is char
acterlZed as an attempt TO use the
Central Federated Union and the
American Federation of Labor to force
the unions now working under arbitra-
tion agreement, 10 violate it by striking
in aid OF the hOusesmiths. In a state
ment made public today, the employers
association denies any intention TO
establish an open shop in the other
trades, and declares that if the unions
violate the agreement the employers
will organize as strongly as possible
SO as 10 be ready for anything which
may happen.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30

admirer Of the martyr king had palced
a wreath with an inscription, contain
Ing seditious sentiments, at the foot
OF the statue. the wreaths and other
floral gifts were first submitted for
approval To the Commissioner of the
Woods and Forests. AS in former
years, there was a wreath from Edin-
burg, bearing the inscription: Sacred
TO the memory OF King Charles |. be-
headed by his TebelliOus subjects at
Whitehall, January 30, l649." Among
the wreaths and other floral gifts sent
in commemoratiOn OF the day were
some from the Royal Oak club. Edin-
burgh the Forget-me-not Club; the
Legitimist Club Of St. German, the
Order of the White Rose; the Thames
Valley Legitimist Club; the White
Coekade Legitimist Club OF Holywell;
Huntingshire. and other societies.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30
TWO RAILWAY
WRECKS TODAY
Santa Fe and GreatNOrth.
ern Secure the Bad
Accidents.
NO. |. WESTB0UND, DiTCHED
Two Passenger Trains on the
Great Northern Collide on
Straight Track.
THE RESULT WAS MOST DISASTROUS

Galesburg, ILL.,, Jan. 30.-Passenger
train No. 1, westbound, on the Santa
Re road, went into the ditch at Laura.
twenty-five miles west of here early
today. The smoker, chair car and
baggage and express cars were over
turned The conductor and two pas
sengers were injured. but not serious
ly. No persons were killed Traffic
was not DELAYED,
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Hepburn Bill Claims At
tentiOn of House Com.
mittee Of Whole.
TOWNSEND LEADS DEFENSE
Democrat Follows Who Com
pIiments President and
Claims Bill.
MITCHELL'S FUNERAL EXPENSES

Washington, d. c., Jan. 3O.-Accord-
ing to a special order the house to-
day took up the Hepburn railroad rate
bill. Hepburn observed that while
no time had been set to close the de-
bate, 1t had been his idea that vote
might be taken on the bill a week
from today. Taking up the bill in the
committee of the whole, Vreeland, of
New York, was selected to preside
over the debate. Townsend made the
opening speech.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30
OVER LENGTH, THAT
CATTLE STAY IN CARS.

Washington, ID. c., Jan. 30.-The
House Committee on Interstate and
Forelgn Commerce began the hearing
of arguments for and against the Ste
pheus bin today, which is for the ex-
tension OF from eight 10 forty hours
as 10 the time cattle may be allowed
TO remain Ia cars. Representatives
r the Humane Society appeared be-
fore the committee in opposition TO
the bill. while a number Of representa-
tfv.s VI the western cattle trade
strongly favored the adoption OF the
bill.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30
MOB TEARS DOWN JAIL
SETTING FREE PRISONERS.

Riga, Jan. 30 (LiyOnla)-A MOB
attacked the jail in the center Of town
this morning, shot the sentries, broke
open the coils, and liberated all polit-
cal prisoners. Half of a company OF
soldiers was stationed in the building
but so rapid and unexpected was the
action of the rioters that their pur-
pose was successfully carried out.
There were many women in the at
tacking party.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30
TELEPHONE RATES

NHE CUT TN TWO.
New York, Jan. 30.-The New York
Telephone company has announceu
that, beginning with June 1st, of this
year, there would be a reduction I'm
the local pay station rate from 10
cents to 5 cents. The arrangement
will become effective in all the bor-
oughs at the same time. The only
reservation from that date will be in
some of the hotels and apartment
houses, where special facilities and
help are furnished by the hotel pro
prietors, the rate remaining at 10
cents as now.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30
ANOTHER VERSION GIVING
CAUSE OF ACCIDENT

Spokane, Wash, Jan. 30.--Advices
received here state that the wreck
near Columbia Falls was caused by
the Oriental Limited running past the
station without orders. Two firemen
and two express messengers were
killed, two engineers and FIVE passen-
gers reported injured.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-30
New York Money Market

New York, Jan. 30.--Money on call,
higher, at per cent: prime mercan-
tile paper AK @5h per cent. Bar sill
yer. 65Mc.
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snelter.

ST. Louis. Mo, Jan. 30.-Spelter,
quiet, at So.
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] HE CIR ESSE1.
POMONA MO
LoCAL,LoRE

Nv. B. Parson is spending tho
Holidays with bis family in
Pomona.
Ill ybu want TO SEQ q knave
look 81 the man who cIai ms TO have
bis iel!owmans character IN his
! pocket, showing II 10 his neighbnrs
and pDssers by, something that
some other knavc has SAID about
som0 one who is far batter. 10
morals and practice, in right than
they.
ALTON BOBBY from Dexter no.
10 Visiting paren, aud friends III
Pomona this week.
---fnrt West Of South Dccnta ar
rived her" on Inst Monday
spending the Xmas DAYS with
friends,
Who is a murderer II Is ella
shst no who sheds the blood O,
his fellow man. The most henioui
murderer Ia the man that hn,ei
his brother. Who ia il tba. hate,
his brother? The man who tries [,
hurt the character OF his fellow
man without a Gauss 10 order Il
crafty his own hcllish desires.
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We publish the following for
the benetItnf the Bro.
PUNK MO.

BRO Carrot and Bro. W. P
Epps, for Gods sake get "ut of
the scriptures which are dead To-
us, and'give US something new.
What was the command OF
Christ, to his Apostles, Was It
10 preach the old law or the
new.
And what is the d..fferance to
us whether Adam was created,
formed. made or bought. We oil
admit there was an Adam and
hat he vas the work cf God !
hand and filed his mission AMI
what is the use TO- us to nave
any com bate about the matter.
For VIC are not Judge under
the law that Adam was nor the
las of Moses, So let US hea
from the Law which W.. are to bt
judged.
Yours for the sake OF Christ.
W. NJ. Brook.
Publish IT, ou wish Therefore
ifany man be in Christ he is
new creature cid things are pas
away, behold all things are be
come new. e Cor. 5-17,
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cor,ling to what you have snil u
think II you read The CGEssLr'
carefully and prnyerlnily; yon wilt
see from bra. Garrett's writings
the mex things you spoke OF in
tAvarv issue OF his paper. For IN
every paper lie has lii more ~
less new TESTAMENT scriptures coli
larming his position and the say
ings in the nd Testament. For
l know Of HIM use!rg the above
scriptures time and again, in or.
der TO aalighten 6:rkehed mi.ds
Again We must give you what se
ha 70 known him to use time md
again 10 oIde- TO rest the minds
Of the readers to true facts. and
that is this.
And when they had appointed lin.
iav there came many 10 him into bis
loLging 20 whom be e3lounded and
testified tie aing.,on Of Cod re.saadinG
them concerning Jesus both GU, of The
law OF Moses and out % the prophets
from morning ,Al evening. Ac.s % %
In this preaching Of Paul's, .hs
used the Old Testament scriptures
from morning till night about
Jesus. Are they dead now? mid
when did they die Paul was doing.
just what Christ had told him to
do. Let us read.
Sealci the scriptures for in them sc
think so have ei' nj life and they ate
- they which testify Of me {, John ; 80
Christ had re ference to the Old
Testament, Cor the New had NOT
; been written then yet. So We see
Paul mas following Chris,s lIsIru.
ciions, and Bro. Garrett is follow
ing Paul's instructions. May We
q read again,
u De We followers of me even as | also
an of Chris
Nov pulse you hrclheia ,hn, ,c
rem 'mbtr me- in al things and keep tie
:, Ordinances us | delivered them 10 you,
;. Cor II )
Now We have lAnrred TINT there
u Il M su,! scriptures as Mr Brooks
" sp'aks e. For ranl said al
- things that wer. written afors
y time. ~cre writer Cor our learn
ing. So then VIC learn from them
~ For Christ said they were hi.
NJ testimonies. and Panl reasoned
D, nut Of Moses aud Tho prophet.
from morning until night conc4r,
b. Ing jesus, Tho reader will sef
IS Chat it is Brooks in the place OF
d brother Garrett. YJurs for truth
o. and right.
CT G. A. Simons,
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coRDz. MO.
Dec Goth. 1906.
Mr Brooks Of PUNK Mo.

Mr Brooks Of PUNK Mo.
Dear sir:
We had the privilege nf being
| in the CRESsEr OFFICE on the
evenipg that the Editor received
the letter from you, Mr., Brooks.
After he had read The letter
he made the re mark that it was
q pity that people was so blinded"
land handed me the letter to read
land after l had consulted the
contents, I handed the letter
back and said Brother Garrett
let me ansGer the letter through
the CREssEr inorder to relieve
the mind Of Mr.. BROOKS OF two
false impressions AZ least con
cerning your writings.
/ One, and the first 3, tilat the
iOld Testament scripture are
done away. The second is, tina,
Bro, Garrett is accused of moi
preaching the New Tcstamen,
scriptures.
First. Mr.. Brooks says BRO
.. Jarrett and Bro Epps for God.
sake get out Of the scripture.
which are dead to US, and give u.
something new.
4 lie says come cut Of the scrip
lures that is DEAD to us, we snp.
pose he means tie Old Testamen
Scriptures; thi. no man can do
ard live in obedience to God
Word: For i; i. written that maj
lives not hy breed alone but b
every word that proceedeth ru' G
the mruth Of Goo Then Of
necessity We must esteem the
very highly. For again j.
written,
For whatsoever hngs were white
nio,eimc were written Tor our learnin
that We through patience and comic
d 0. tho scriptures might have hop
/, Rom. u
: This i, not VI after we lear
!. from these scriptures, that ,hei
!, was nothing written that WI
y written bnt far our learning v
, turn you again to this scripture.
:. Now ali these t,ings happened TN
: hem for cnsamplcs; ard they II
-, written f,r nilr sdmrni,lnD upon wlo
n, the ends ri The world are comc' {
, 10 II
p You say brother give Is sonnet
thing new. These sc:!p'u-
N must be new to YOU, or ycu won
4 not of, said what you dld to 8r
Gurrett aud Bro. Epps. And Q
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4
will Gcd will give yon some
knorIsSsc. Mr.. Epps. hare ianh
10 God ard he Iiks David OF old
and lot this ward be lamp 10
Thy feet, aud . light 10 thy path
iPssIrns. 1i0-l05.' g d said be
created Insn ma!o AID female
on the SIKH aud last day OF hi,
creative work. and gacc them
Donation over all the earth, ard
God biosssd them, and command.
ed them 10 be fruitful and multiply
and replenish the earth, and
subdue II, even the dominica over
fish OF the sea, fowl Of air nnd
every beast sud crc,p ping thing
aud green horb gave b, them for
meat, and it WIS 30. Aud the
next day was the seventh day God
said he rested on tho seventh day
from al! bis works and said the
heavcns and The earth wcre fnish.
ed and ail the host ~ ,hem; man
The created man male and female
included mot the ioi med man Of
the dust, ho foime, Tier the
scv"bta day as We will nav pro-
coed to show you) utter tho trans.
piralion OF all the statement above
then God said ihtro was not man
to I'LL the ground. Gen 2--5. And
The Lord God formed man OF tht
dust OF tho ground and brca,hed
'nio his nps.r,k the breath Of liz,
and man became u living soul, and
tho Lord God planted n gsrdsr
Eastward in Eden ard there b,
put tho man whom be had forme.
by himself alone TO dress the gar
den and keep IT. Dear readers i
this not bible proof OF two peopl.
=, Ono created on the SIKH da,
, spoken into existaGcc by the ccm
mand OF God, And Ito othe
formed OF tho dus, OF the group,
after the seventh day. Ono T'h
crcatod mah) had ominion owe
nil tho earth aid icces to ever
thing ant with u female and wer
commanded to replenisa the earit
and the formed man God sand b
formed after tho seventh da
:, was placed in u garden and
houndry line SC, about him forbi
;, one tree in the garden: Gu
worthy opponent comes out IN
saysn Is no, 50 his authority
=. Mr. Wcbs'crthis Cod
:, Ru. | haze the word of God o
him and its sharper than any tw
n edged sword, piercing even to II
" dividing assundcr OF soul and spi,
Is and JOINT and morrow aud is d
N scerner OF tho thought and intsnl
10 "f tho mind inclusion Mr., Epl
Ar whose love," instruction love,
4, knowledge: But no tha. hate
~ reprooi is british. A good m,
IL. oblaine,h favor OF the Lord. B
man Of wicked devices viii
I'd condcmn. Prov. l2-l-3.
m The lips Of tho righteous ie,
Is many But fool. die for ws1s
I" wlad'n, Prov. lo.-2l.
a Tho way OF u fool 10 right 10 }
l own eyes. But sc that sarkens
n unto counsel IL wise. Prev, Is,
al Happy IS the mGa that fnds
e Wisdom and tho man that Ect.s
u understanding; Tor the msroha
re d'se Of il is better tkaa The &c
so chaDd,so Of silver, aud ths II
OF thereof than Ane gold Prev. &
ar III. This il sunc,ssA fer
H. wise.
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