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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

A that time e ls very probab-e that
the situation VIII be Thoroughly can.
vaasod and steps taken 10 keep this
money At home. u possible. The
grievance committee Is composed Of
the following persons r. r. Men,
Robert silhcrborg. ~ NJ. Hodge, II ".
Allen and w. y clayton.
lNoie-And the same conditions
prevail right here Ga Albuquerque by
those who howl the loudosi and long.
esi that people are using matt mousse
order books and sending away for
their dry goods. clothing notions,
bo1ts and shoes, drugs, groceries, fur
niiufo ana everything else, and yet
they are guilty Of sending away for
their JOB printing although the news
pnpcrs Oi this city are boosting them
and tho city, ln every Issue published.
Only q few weeks ago representa-.
tive OF a Dallas, Texan, printing house
boldly announced ON the corner of
Second street and Railroad avenue
thai be had been Ia Albuquerque ouly
ten days and had captured thirty
three orders for commercial job print.
Ing from AlbuQ irquc people. This
representative stated that he secured
better prices shan the local newspaper
printing ofloos are charging. and the
express charges we're mol included. u
q rlght?l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
MINE OWNERS WILL SOON
nwT afgVH nAAr

Or. j. n. Jesse. manager OF the Key
stone mining property near Cerrliioa.
drove overland TO santa ne the other
day % buy supplies. He was acocm
panied by G. w. Green, On charge az
the shaft work 90 tho property. They
have returned 20 Cerrlllos In speak
Ing of the Keystone mine. Dr. Jesse
said,
we expect 10 have an OF our shaft
work completed by the end Og next
week and IN a ahoTi time viii be able
20 take out ore. We have rotlmbered
the old shafts on the property and
are Installing a concentrating plant
Tor our ore. We expoC, 10 start shin.
ping ore early in the spring bat have
not decided Just whore We win SEND
O. as yet There has been some talk
Of tho opening up OF the smoltor al
Cerrlllos, hut ! think nothing dennlte
has been decided on When wo begin
active mining We win probably en-.
play twenty-five men, but this mum
her VIII % increased as we open up
the property. ! am confident thar W.
Will ind q plentiful supply 0f lead and
good values Ia sine and silver. a. we
~ deeper Into the ground"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
GRAZING PERMITS
NANV SHEEP OWNERS coNeuLTI
OFFICIAL Ae TO CONDITIONAL
or JEMEZ FOREST RESERVE.

Forest Assistant 81. l.. Edickson.
who % IN charge of the organization
of the force % rangers tor the Jemoz
reserve, In RIO Arriha county has
been very busy AZ his Office ln the fed,
eral building AZ Santa Fe
Many sheep owners from northern
Rio Arriha county called and consulted
him COS cerniug ErazinR permits and
the regulations established for the
government OF the reserve and per
mlta % craze live stock thereon. Thoy
were between twenty-five and thirty
and they examined tho regulations
and plnta They now have focks of
sheep on The reserve, and desire %
Keep them there n possible
II Is estimated that there are is0..
goo OF the deooy animals within the
borders OF the reservation. Several
rangers have already uoen named. ana
four OF the number appointed report.
ga FOR duty yesterday and others viii
be- placed on duty by the nrsl OF the
month
THE establishment of the reserve
will prove i1r The good OF the rhoop
owners ia that vicinity. aH they have
escoriained that the government does
not propose 10 DO anything TO iuiuro
them, but ON the contrary the for.
esq onlclals viii DO everything in their
power Tor The honent OF the live stock
they own. This public sentiment which
heretofore was opposed 10 me max
inB oi the reserve, has yoered about,
and people. as soon as they understand
the situation approve OF the plan,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

10 convince he most hardened skoptie.
Mrs. PomerOy has giv7n many years
OF study tn the matter OF personal
beauty. she was born In India. aAd
made % a business TO learn all the old,
traditional secrets OF those people.
she declares that ID Ia their thesries
that she Is putilng into constant prac'
tlce nov.
There are no lotions. not even mas
SAGE, used IN this new beauty cult IL
% all in your mind. Aud tha treat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
JEMez FOREST REsgRVE.

Applications for Grazing Permits
Notice is hereby given thai all apple
cation1 for permits 10 craze cattle
horses and sheep within the Jomog
Forest Reserve during the season OF
1906. must be- submitted 10 ST. H. Er-
lckaon, Foreai Assistant. santa Fe
New Mexico on or before March 90
1906. Full Information In regard "a
ihe grazing fees 20 be- charged. and
blank forms 90 be used IA making APP
plicntion, will ne furnished upon re-
quest addressed 20 the above named
officer.
THOMAS r. STEWARD.
Acting Forester
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

New York. Fob. 2i.--Aro women. al
over the world. getting homollor and
less aitraCtivo2 Mrs Jeanette Pom.
oroy of London. says they are, and
she rs going 90 DO all she can 10
stop Il.
For years, In the nristocratic circles
~ England, whe-e Queen Alexandra
Is said O have been one OF her patrons.
Mrs. h1meroy has been putting In
practice her theories OF beauty culture.
And the results are said 90 be such an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
A BIG HOTEL FOR DOUGLAS
LOCAL CAPITALIST WILL BUILD
FOUR STORY STRUCTURE, TOOK
f42 FEST m DIMENSIONS.

A Douglas. Ariz, exchange sage that
j. 8. Douglas and G. o. ELLIS took
up the matter OF hotel for Douglas
Wednesday and circulated sufficiently
n subscription list To become assured
that the hotel would be built They
have secured an option on the lots,
and SIR Ellis gave 4 out that work
on ne hotel viii begin within thirty
days, SUFFICIENT funds having already
been secured TO make the lots a sure
thing.
The building will be- of brick. i00x
ii2 fest ln proportion, and four stories
IN height lta cost will be 100000.
IL only romalnh 10 complete the sub.
scrlption and perfect the Organization
81 the hotel company IA Will be run
as a strictly hrgi-class hotel, and ME-.
ellis says O viii % the finest building
0i the kind Do Arizona
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

rived yesterday. accompanied ~ hla
vile and daughter from Lon Angelica
Mr. nafnhrd win remain ~ THIS CITY
several months Cor the hcncni Of BE
hcalih. which has been somewhat I'M.
paired by the severe winter IN the
east
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

nohoW Wigs ~ Garcia, agcd 30
yoars. died yesterday morning. az o
O'Clock. at bic home ln old AlbuQuor-
que, The .nrormenf took place this
morning I'D no. O'Clock, IN San Jose
eemetery che funeral services being
held IRON 'ho Sacred Heart church
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

While a train OF twenty-five loaded
coal cars Vas going from nefwlnd 20
Ludlow, Thuraday the rails spread
near a troa9lo and seven cars tumblod
Into q Eulch thiriY.nyo feet below. ~
III HchlnckH, coal inspector Cor the
Rock island railroad, was thrown
nifty feet. landing on the hillside. He
escaped with slight injuries No Is q
brother of q. n, Schlackf. vice presl.
dent Of the Denver A Rio Qrande rail.
road.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Carl Olson. "a bank cashier. az nu-
Ulairo, Wis, died ibis morning, al HE
apartments in thla city. from CON
sumption. Deceased was about 20
years Of age. and had been living Ia
Albuquerque five months. The re-
mains win be- shipped 20 Eurlalre for
iutnrmont
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
MORTUARY.
(saturday, Fsb. 24)
infant Son Dead.

The infant son of Antonio RuiE. Of
Old Albuquerque. died az his fathers
residence yesterday afternoon. The
intcrmcnt took place this morning, NJ
> O'Clock la che Santa Barbara Gene
fOry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
Miss eliza Koyaor.

Mrs q IA Lane. Of 1915 South Third
aireos. has received notice Of the
death Of her sister Mrs. Eiiza KyseF,
who formerly resided 10 this city. and
sFip bias many friends here Death
WIS the result Of paralysis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
.THg OLD asa NINE
IS At WORK AGAIN.

The Ola Abe company. which sus.
pended work during the heavy SHOWS
and severe weather rs again steadily
pogH.rg away running a drift along
the vein ln order 20 determine the
value % about 1000 feet of ground
that has never yet been touched
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

signs, and all persons claiming On.
teroat or title 20 the Iron Mack and
Black Iron Mining claims.
You are hereby notified that we.
your c0-Ownera 10 tho Iron Mask
Lode and the Black Iron InGe. situ.
aied in the las plncltRs Mining Dla.
tFiei, county OF sandovai. Territory
Of New Mexico. have expended Two
Hundred Dollars IN labor and improve
ments upon said lodoa az will appear
by certificate filed October end. 1905.
In the oilce OF the Recorder OF said
county, In order 20 hold said promises
under provisions Of Section 232f. re.
viaed Statutes OF the United States.
being tho amount required 20 hold the
same for the year ending December
3lst. 1906
And n within ninety days after this
notice by publication you fall or refuse
TO contribute your proportion OF such
expenditure as q cO-owner your inter
est IN said claim viii become the
property OF the subscribers under said
Section 1894
HERBERT o. BROOKS,
g. a. FRANK.
First publication, Jan. 20, a906.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

George E Hoe iormorl passenger
rsent for tho Rlo GraEdo division OF
che santa De-. but now freight agent
Tor che same company at Kansas cay.
Mo-, was in Albuquerque i0r a short
timo }aat night continuing on his way
40 Catalina Island. where he goes for
a few weeks outing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
NOTICE or SUIT

Territory of New Mexico. County Of
norHaliilo. tN The District Court.
willard strickier.
Plaintiff
w. no. Ge8e.
Catherine stricklor. Samuel Kennedy
Strckier aud willard NJ strickler.
Minors Frederick ~ Kent and
Christina Kent,
Dcfendants
The said defendants. Catherine
STROLLER and samuel Kennedy sshok.
Ter. Minors, are hereby notified that
suit hes boon commenced IN tho
District Court OF the County Of her
nalillo. Territory of New Mexico, by
said plaintiff That the object Of said
suit "a for the purpose Of settlement
90 the title and interests of said
minors in lnd no. certain real estate
described On said complaint. title cd
which was vested On plaintiff during
the existence OF Che marriage com.
muniiy between himself aud ellen ".
STROLLER. deceased ami also for the
partition OF said real estate between
said minors and said plaintiff and the
co-deicndnnta OF said minors, Willard
~ strlciler aud Christina Kent and
Frederick ~ Kent. and that unless
you enter your appearance IN said
suit on or before tho aiHt day Of
March, 1906. Judgment hy default will
be rendered therein asainst y0v
That the name and posi0fnce Rd.
drcss Of plaintiffs attorney is w. B
Ch.ldeu, Albuquerque. \. 81
w. u. DAME.
"a
February G. 1906.
rsIsnf r,sstItnnffs... nah - FnUF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
THE FEARFUL DANGERS OF
MISSIONARIES IN CHINA

CAPT. CRATE HUTCHINSON. o. o.
A. WHO PERSONALLY iNvus.
riakTEp THE MAssAcREs At
PoATiNFU, WHITES TRUTHFUL.
~ DREADFUL, DETAILS or THE
AFFAIR 49, FANATicisM Ram.
PANT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Schultz who played center az Ann
Arbor Tor two seasons. VIII n0t be
seen ln hla old position next season,
as he "a Ineligible on account Of
deficiency in hla studies For the
same reason 4 h said that Annis.
noted sprlnter has been disqualified,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

10 Mary q. Webb. Cassie waite. s. C..
White. n, j. SirumquiR J.. H.
smlthee. George ~ Hagelton. John.
SON IA. Brown. J. n. Kclly. b M.
Abraham. s. d. Baldwin. their heirs.
administrators and assigns, and al
persons claiming Interest or title TO
tho Old Timer Lode Mining Claim.
You are hereby notified that we
have expended IN labor and improve.
me.t8 upon "a" Old Timer Lode. slt.
uated IN the New plaoers Aiming Ola.
trlct, county Of Santa re. and Terri.
tory Of New Mexico. One Hundred Dol.
lars for the year 1903, az VIII appear
hy certificate flied November 6th.
1903; One Hundred Dollars for the
year 1904. as win appear hy certificate
filed November nth, 1903. and One
Hundred Dollars Tor the ycay 1905, as
viii appear hy certificate filed De.
cemher 2sth. 1905. IN the once OF the
the Recorder az said county, Ana order
90 hold said premises under provision
OF Section 1894. Revised Statutes Of
tho United States, being amount re-
qulred 40 hold the same Tor the years
ending November aiHt 1903. Deem
Dor aist 1904, ana December slst
1905.
And u within ninety days offer this
notice by publication you iail OF re-
fuse 10 contribute your proportion of
such expenditure as cO-owno- your in
iorest ln said claim VIII become the
property az the subscriber under said
section 23al.
q. +. BROOKS.
w 3. sTRICKTsER.
First publication, Jan go. 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

j. A barnard, OF indianapolis. Ind,
formerly general manager for me
Piiiaburg q Erie. OF the Big -Four
system, accompanied by hts family, az
rived 10 the city lasi evening IN a
NE -Four private car, and was met by
Arthur q Wois. general manager Of
the Santa Fc's coast lines. who ar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Bon Johnson, superintendent Of
machinery Dor the Mexican Central
railway az Aguna Callontes. has no.
turned from New York. whore ho
placed an order Tor twenty-five new
locomotives 30 be used 90 the freight
and yard service AZ various points on
tho line The contract was Allied by
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
THREE HAD NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH
m SHAFT or WHITE TANKS
MlHE--YoUNo BOYS FRIGHT.
FuL PLUNGE.


Three persons, two young women
aud n hoy. had q narrow escape from
death IN the shaft OF ire CHA Gold
Lode compunys mine. ID the White
Tanks district, the other afternoon
says the Phoenix Gazette.
The mine b under the mnnRgomoni
Of Superintendent s VI. Halnca ono
Of the best known mining men On this
part OF the territory. mr. Hhinoa has
a Stealing order cd the mine 90 sll0w
no one who o. not employed there in
the shaft unless hY bis permission.
However. on Sunday. there was quite
a large party nf gentlemen from PhOe.
nix and Buckeye looking over the
property and while the mouth OF the
SHAH was unruurdrd temporarily the
two girls and the boy took advantage
~ the situation t0 Fol a peep at the
underground workings.
The shaft is 900 feet deep. nn1 a.
for they had explored the bottom they
started 10 retraco thoir steps 20 the
TOP. The girls had just passed the 300.
foot iovol and the boy was within p
few feet 90 the ieO-ioot level, when
he lost hiE hold on the ladder and
started on a frightful plunge 200 feet
toward the bottom Of tho shaft. Work.
men who were standing nc the goo
foot level thought ne would surely
strike the girls on the ladder below
him and sweep them down with him,
bot Just before be reached them hia
body struck the ladder and was
forced outward toward the middle Of
the shaft. thus avoiding hitting them.
m striking the ladder the force Of
bis fall was completely broken. and
the men at the 20O-fout level we're en-
ahlcd 90 reach out and. nlmo1t provi
donually caught portion OF his
clothing and arrested his fail The
boys injuries consisted OF q broken
arm and one of his legs broken 20
two places.
The girls names we're not secured
bat The boy iH named Hawkins. a
about l5 years of age. and % said ia
live AZ Buckeye. Els father for some
time drove the stage between Phoo
nix and that place
w. J. Curtis. travelling passenger
agent for the santa Fe out OF Cbicaso
arrived IN the city yesterday with tina
soldier train carrying the Third bat
talon Of the Eighth United States
Infantry. From here west the train
was accompanied hy CITY Passenger
Agent Duny OF San francisco. A
large number OF tbs soldiers which
are 20 be- mobllized IN the Philippines
In preparation for war with the ORR
METAL countries are being moved over
the southern Pacific railway. tne
Santa re getting only about half OF
thom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03
NOTICE

ia FRANK Engels. Walter AllOway.
Their heirs. administrators and as
signs, and all persons claiming Ga.
tereat or title 20 the Iron Mack and
Black Iron Mining Claims:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

Territory 81 New Mexico. County Of
Borhalillo. Ea The District Court
Willard y Ntrickler.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

a A. grlmhle has just started work
ON a residence at 500 North Arno
street. which A 10 be four.room
franc dwelling. costing $1,000
Work oh che imcpriai Laundry
rumpany'a now building has COM
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-05
His own Rule.

He didn't know philosophy the way
some people do,
He was shy on old Spinoza, and on
Schopenhauer, too.
ana yet he had one rule of life that
fitted every case
can shut my eyes and see him now
in old Bill Thompson's place
Sezee
to me:
Jest Whittle away from you, my boy,
and you'll never git cutted--seeT
The cracker throne has vanished with
the ancient crossroads store,
And its shrewd and kindly genius
will be heard, ah. nevermore!
But his words find subtle echo in my
puzzled brain to-day
When come to roads diverging and
l ASK myself: Which WayT
Sezee
to me:
Jest whittle away from you, my bow.
and you'll never git cutted-see?
In this age OF frenzied doings, when
mans honor plays small part
When Justice truth and mercy seem
below par on the mart,
see some mighty tower come, sore
stricken, to the ground,
And my mind drifts back to Thomp-
sons and my friends shreWd
words resound-
Sezee
to me:
Jest white away from you, nv bow.
and you'll never git cutted-see?"
l see some gritty plugger, who has
worked up from the grind
Outstrip the reckless genius who has
tempted the tide and wind
ANA again Tn at the crossroads. in
Bill Thompson's country store,
And the genius Of the barrel gives
his comment as of yore--
SeZee
to me:
Jest whittle away from you, NV how
and you'll never git cutted-seeY"
Deliver Republican.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-05
TIE HARmEU1 MOSQUITO.

If the mosquito is not malevolent but
is just carrying on his life as it was
ordered for him, and if he has any feel
ings, he must feel sorry that he is be-
coming so decidedly unpopular, He has
long been accused of distributing mala-
ria, yellow fever, eryslpelas and few
other pleasant things, and now DR.. W,
j. Goodhue, superintendent of the leper
settlement at Molokai, who has been
watching the mosquito for many years,
says he spreads leprosy.
Very likely. The latest charge
against the mosquito will be readily
believed. He is SO pesky that those who
who have suffered from him will not be
surprised to read that he spreads any,
thing that Is harmful, and sardonically
sings while he spreads What pity it
is that the mosquito can't spread good
things-the desire for civic betterment,
for instance. If he could only do that
we would all cheerfully expose our
selves to his stinging, and next
year" we would be busy and useful.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-05
DIYnRCEIN ENG1AND.

Divorce is up for discussion in Eng
land as well as in this country. British
judges are trying to do the best they
can with the law as it now stands. In
one case where a wife sought divorce
from husband on the ground of cruel
ty, the judge gave public warning
that one cruel act did not constitute
cruelty for such one act may be due
to loss Of temper of which the husband
later repented. This judge would only
grant divorce for cruelty where two
specific acts were proved. In another
case where wife applied for a divorce
for unfaithfulness and proved desertion
for two years, as provided by the stat
ute, the judge, who was Sir Gorrell
Barnes, president of the Divorce Court,
refused the divorce on the ground that
the desertion was really the wife's
fault, since she had obtained a separ-
'"'iNii OiuSA PoAHlltllHS HeI not TO i've
with her husband on account Of his in
temperance. The judge went further
and strongly criticised the Married
Womans Act of 1895, because it enabled
women to get separation orders in the
Police Courts for i'll treatment and neg
lect, privilege of which they had
awaited themselves at the rate of 1000
women year, Sir Gorrell Barnes held
that this privilege stimulated the bring
ing Of ungrounded charges against hus-
bands. He acknowledged that the con-
dition Of the English divorce law was
most inequitable in that it discriminat-
ed between the sexes in favor OF men
against women. But he believed that
the only remedy was to reform the
whole law by enacting that the wife
may secure a divorce where now she
can only secure permanent separation.
He believed that for the promotion Of
good morals the right to divorce was
far better than the right to secure per-
manent separation.
The divorce question is big one and
a growing one. Perhaps it will never
be quite settled until all men and wom-
en- have character enough to do their
full duty. Then perhaps they can man
age to live together.
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THE FRENCH SOCIALISTS.

The French Socialists seem to know
what they want, and they are not
backward in the telling of it. The man
ifesto in which they appeal to the vot-
ers takes the ground that the working
classes in the manufactures, work.
shops and large stores are enslaved,
since property, which is the fruit of
labor and the guarantee Of independ-
ence, is the privilege of a class which Is
using 1t as an instrument of oombina-
tion." This is a state of things. says
the manifesto, which cannot be allow
ed to continue The proletariat out
numbers its masters. The only way to
restore dignity and liberty to all is to
make every man the proprietor of his
instrument of labor" Thus, and thus
only, can economic and social equality
be secured. The manifesto next insists
that peace is necessary for the total
emancipation Of the proletariat. The
time has gone by when the rich can use
the poorer to carry on their wars. I'm
fiinching hostility to militarism. an in
ternational entente between the work.
ing classes, the political and economic