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For County Judge.
YANCY D. KEMBLE.
TOM SPENCER
For County Clerk:
CHARLEY CROCKER.
BOB BURLESON.
JESSE PARKER.
JOHN NJ. LOGGINS.
For District Clerk:
ALVIN 2 KIDD.
AMZI CAROTHERS
CLINT sPAIDING
For County Attorney:
MARK SMITH
For County Superintendent Public
Instruction:
J. T. BROOKS. reelection.
For Tax Assessor:
j. n. McELROY.-Re collection.
j. C WILLIS.
JACK KIIL.EBREW.
For Tax Collector.
SNIP SPENCER reelection
| For Sheriff:
W. II. FORBES.
TONY CROwELL
c. A. MILLER.
J. w. KENNEDY.
!. p. MINNICK. reelection
j. z. DARDEN.
For Justice OF the Peace Precinct 4:
w. H. CWnD DAVIS
NJ W. M'KNiGHT
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4 i'ur commissioner Precinct I:
w a. WITHERSPOON
r. p. GRIMES
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FOR SALE ~ private sale under
order Of court in partition suit. he
two Shelll'o cottages un Water
street Nsaf. comfortable homes
with au modern convenience Price
reasonable Ausi gu Rcmb~tt Wat.
son. special rommissioRvg office iu
efteudsuvF bids s8
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II costs nothing TO read the new
magazines and the many interesting
books ar The Sims Library. Open
every week day, SUNDAY afternoons
and from 10 g D. m. ON Mondays.
"Wednesday, and Fridays. 81
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LOST one small round brooch. ser
with ruby and ! . OF ~ pearls Sup
posed to have been lost on College
street ur Oldham avenue Finder
viii bc rewarded II returned to this
office "A
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c. A. kirksey left this morning
for Mart 10 attend the marriage of
a nephew. Mr.. KirKsey will also do
some prospecting in that section with
a view OF buying a black land farm
near Mart
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Ih' negro vino woo arrested at
Rosebud and brought here SUNDAY
uigh' Js che supposed murderer of
another negro "a. Ennis iu 1900 was
released from custody Last night
Zee bad uo trouhlr iu convincing the
oftic"te fhut he Nl. uof Tom Sweep.
rf tnH ureta wanted Tor .huf crime
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visiting his parents, Hon. and Mrs.
!. NJ, Alderdice. returned to George
town this morning where he is at
tending the Southwestern University.
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The Sims Library is open ON three
nights Monday Wednesday and
Friday each week Tor the benefit OF
business people who cannot come az
other hours. Come our and enjoy
the books aud periodicals 80
charge 81
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Business men, mechanics and all
persons who are busy during the day
are cordially invited TO use the Sims
Library on Monday, Wednesday and
| Friday nights s.
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There Will be public singing at
Howard Sunday, March II, conduct
ed by Profs. Cornelius and Ferguson
Everybody cordially invited TO come
and bring well filled baskets
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Young men who do moi visit the
Sims Library on Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday nights. miss fine
opportunity TO read useful and enter
tanning books, without cost 81
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Ii you wish to spend a pleasant
evening visit the Sims Library It
is open from I to p. m. on Monday
Wednesday and Friday of each week
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S w Durham arrived home sick
this morning from a trip to St. Louis
and is now confined to his bed at his
home ON North Rogers street
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FOR SALE-Good Ellis county prai-
RE hay H. Rowan. 9Sp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

ruuusaed at iae a,as 90 aofommQui through 20
Iaat auccodato years NeW ueAitan bias facilities
zee gathering uf siAuauoa concerning Che territory
snCa other uapor can 90 tl approximate. From
Now ioars isauo Of that paper fao Citizen quotes
ne i0loWing.
ttom every section of Sew Mexico noWa comes Of
prosperity Of lhe u inmisania Of the
settling of no public iuuaiu ol Hataactoty conditions
ol i've stock and oi increasing conditions Oh prosperity
iHd advancement THIS news. aud 81 ia reliable indi.
taes fact and that inal tue administration phch
people OF this territory navo enjoyed iof thc imst
slsht years WAS % toe ught KIND fnrso iacH speak
.or themselves
after a careful examination and based upon lnior-
aaiion from nearly every section n che iurtoryi enc
Now Mexican believes that t conservative estimate
10 announce that New Mexico gained 100000 peupe
tho taken 10 june 1900. The Indications
chat this gratifying increase VIII continue or some
time 10 hYeTy industry ui tine IcfriuJ hos done
we'll IN 1906 and has n good outlook for 1906.
.'fhe territory BE- growing n every direction. 70 -
estmned by reliable authorities that ai tho oast about
600 miles of railways Will be- constructed within
me borders hc Sunshine territory during the present
calendar year New towns being Drought into exist
with astonishing gapidy aud they are growing az
a gratifying rate. New banks and mercantile esian'h-
monta are che order Of the day. AZ the least Che
United statos reclamation service VIII oxpend half a
million dollars and very likely double that amount ON
irrigation sysiems under iis charge n New Mexico dur
ing The cuyront yoar The people have enjoyed honest
administration OF public anairH Ia the territory and in
me counties There may be- q county two wherein
officials and financial matters have not been conducted
exactly they Should have been, bat that can De as
crbcd much more % carcessnoss and inoficloncy Ian
10 corruption or downright dishonosty. Take it a..
n ALL there a reason believe that the year 1905
of Providence and OF nature excepted $50 prove
another breaker for growth ANA prosperity n the
annals of ihis territory"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

The following from tho New Moxican kindly. ira
lemh and true 90 ihe letter The CHlzen most heartily
endorses the statements and especially approves ho sem
tmont which the article hrcaihcs "nohod, how gooa
and PLEASANT q ls said one 90 ola time. iur brethren
I'D dwell ioeethCr ia unity" The press oi Sew Mexico
and osnrclay me daioa bccauso of their larECr hpda
and creator facilities are uf should aborug Cor the
best interests of New Mrxico. aud while may NOT
always aaFea as Io Whist ID the best o che means
BY which aoalrcd conditions De secured We can a
beast credit each with the sincerity and honesty when
ao claim for ourselves Tho Citizen truly wishes sue
cess ig contemporaries and hopes from ta heart mat
1905 shall eDess kinenesH Of intercourse and una
nmiy of effort Tor upbudlng of themselves, their
tuNns and tho territory which unfortunately has not
aivayn been exhibited by IRE New Mexico press The
New Mexican says
arho three daily evening papers in central Nov
Mexico. namely the Optic published az Las VEGAS, tae
Citizen. published Albuquerque. and tbo rev Mexican,
nnbishod in Santa Fe have arranged Cor an Increase
OF Associated Press service This VIII commence I'M
modlatcly and should occasion require viii again Toe 70
creased The added expense n the publication ~ these
papers VIII amount TO a handsome sum per year thelf
managers however IN order - ssep 10 With iho times
and 20 give their readers the b0st and latest Associated
Press news, have concluded bear the expense They
believe en- improvement and To- Improving and desire 90
b. foremost IN the ~ progress and advancement Of
The people ~ This territory which are steadily and IRE
aiatihb going on.
These papers compare more than iayorahy with
daily papers Ga cities containing double cog more
the population o snnfa BE- OF Las Vegas and Of Mnu-
ounrgup They always alert aud dulug for the good
OF tho people Al times they may dlner questions of
public policy and naturally each papof stands by t own
and the section 81 is published In, upon the very
strong principle. STRONG at home hrst The New MoN-
lean hopes that the increased expense viii bc repaid DIS
advertisers ad readers Of the three publications
-lt say tha, n thls respect The citizen at A.
nunuorlue and the Optic at las VEGAS stand much
better chance than thc Ncw Mexican, -y nave more
inputous immediate communities and greater business
gcntora 90 draw from However the Sew dcxlcan vii
not bo behind them aud viii spare mo- expense and n'
work o give ts readers the oi tho day in o.
tractiye form and in as pleasing mauroi as ans
paper I'm the territory viii Dee able I'D do u ID
un3 tntluua Of s contemporaries because OF the heue
chances for profitable buaiuess thoy enity O. ha
stood by this Old bury Tor 80 and hopes and tua
thai 20 viii he able * DO no Cor many many years q
cuuU"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

Henry Clows the New York banker nd broker ia
his Weekly rinnucin Review for Jan q asks What are
the pronpects for lsOC2 The following D. part of hs
answer 10 his question
That IL question more dnicult 90 answer shan
usual The present upward has heon Ice progress
1ho panic OF 1888 Judged 1y ordinary standards
uf measurement reaction 10 already overdue and Ae
tide should be- turned n the opposite direction Already
there symptoms of the boom having reached hs
Eeuth For instance. speculative fever Is rising in
real estate; money supplies running low and firm
rates ruling throughout the world and also
Ia Che midst Of epidemic OF loose and fraudulent buai
methods which often accompanies the climax OF q
prolonged upward movement. Real estate s generally
the hest market feel the stimulus ~ hnon, either
because has become ,ho safes form Of Investment,
or hecauae prosperity induces many buy their own
homes because development ct now industrial enter
prises stimulates land values. Money supplies have
already been much exhausted by the rapid turnine
OF capital from floating into Fixed form. aud an era OF
loose practices seems unavoidable no o time when al
OF get-rch-oulck schemes prosper and are ouhy
fQ.ted upon innocent public la these respects o.
appears that we are II NOT period ~ reaction
while these Che facts which snGgcai
and consequent prudence there elements 10
the situation which Do NOT yet support the theory that
contraction has begun ON the contrary there many
good reasons Cor anticipating continuation of present
commercial and industrial activity at least until the
harvest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
MERRY TIMES AHEAD
FOR THE FARMER
ssss sSt F 70 r8 sa enc ra% Ss 5oOl0
~ DOUGLAS NJ wylls.
President Bsltlmers Chamber o. Com.
ucrce.

Baltimore. Nd Jan 2-Tho gem.
eral business OF the country has com.
iinuod on an enormous scale during
tho past year. no better evidence 10
this can be- secured than me fact
that although the iranspofiauon com
DnnioH have placed iaFEc orders FOG
equipment. siill, when the time nr.
rived 10 move the large cereal pro.
dnctIons of the country 10 the sea.
board. the same old di9hculiy of lack
0i cars was early heard. and al o.
consequence the volume Of Grain
irafic has been curiailcd.
Ia che grain trade we produced t1o
largest crupa OF corn and oats ewes
grown. the combined production bc
lnr largely In excess oi the worlds
record. and while n large crop of
eheat Wa produced, gtill. conditlons
operating IN the trade have made 20
very peculiar and exceptional sea
son
Tho stock of old wheat was prac
tiraiiy exhausted when thU crop OF
1905 became available. and rnnsc-
1uonuy there WaB an instant and
nrro demand fuF the new crop Into
rior mills hcinW active in their com.
position against the ports. $50 that
good wheat has until now, found
ready market from These Interior
sources aud prices are worry much
hlshrr than ihn export demand hnH
.o far evincpd an inclination fu pay
The accumulation of supplies in
thIs country has not been nn very
prrn Gale. and nn tho other hand
thn eyncff movement hes NOS been
largo Scarcely any actual wheat has
been shipped to Europe. ihe move
mpuf hring composed in q iargC meas
1--WE of The manufactured products
ovid The shipment of Camden wheat
via United states ports. consequently
.he trade lu wheat has been rather
Irrorulnr ln character. and s0 Car iho
foreign movement has boon no ln.
pointing. % being assumed that with
total production of ts20o0.000 bush.
ol. there would be- Inevitably o. largo
surplus Tor export purposes
Europe has so Gar been Indifferent
Russia tho Danube and The AfrDu
tine contributing % 0iul. which up io
this time has made European buyers
comparatively independent 0f the
United States. but. With the turn of
me wear, IA view OF the small &C.
serve generally admitted On EURO
noan countries which are compelled IA
import wheat Tits phase of ne slt
uaiion Is likely 10 change rapidly, and
10 the visible supply ol fh's country
continues iis present showlus. with
speculative Support rec1eaig 'ne ti.
condition, the nricc ou tht solbnard
De- n'i likely to BE- very mach lower
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

New N.f.. I.9. ia alr .alrion of
tho l1ders ot llc commercial and In.
duf,iial world. inc year 1000 wul ba
Characterized boy tho greatest actiUU
bon aI lines ol business ever noWn.
The year juat cloaiag has marked an
cpuch u ,he material prosperity of
Use pculle uut just as 1905 collapsed
nv record of the preceding Jcar 90
500 1900 eclipse the wonderful record
mad, Ia 1905.
A l,mur,aelo lDauure ai ihu present
conditions b. tAst every c.ua ui lu.
iuHtiB alaflf boz DO srua wave o.
pre- per.ty thal Aas ,oiici across The
country Tho conditions that have
brought about tlla, happy state are
manifold An uubFudCn chain oi good
CROPS. which made thc farmers lend.
arg instead of h0rrpEe contributed
materially 20 the ruugrI prg perity
W ul classes.
The Industrial world De- practically
nt peace. Tho stability OF the Cur.
rency i6 nul being attacked hy any N
she lsms. An air ut confidence per
w,fies every branch of business life
There comes aa nearly being work
rlght now for every man willing 90
wosk as viii over exist Ia this or any
other country
According 60 the fh.al returns %
the Bureau OF Statistics OF the Do
paHmeni of Agriculture the total
value of the 1908 corn crop wac ST.
IiGG9373s The wheat crop yielded
t5tS,372.72T The aggregate value 81
oats. rye harley. huckwheat. hlNseed
ana rice was t89a.7i9765 The potato
cron poured siG0. 6gt 0S0 into the farm
os' laps while they goa for their hay
ihC fine sum OF s6i5,9b9,7si
Tho cotton crop, with the prevailing
good prices has added largely io the
prosporlty of the southland which
under tho qulrkeuing impulse of ont
side capital is eWakoning 90 ltH im.
meusc possibilities along mauuiaciur-
iun lines.
Of course. good crops moan c1ntIn-
ned activity and unwOntod r0sptuiy
tur the makers and manufacturer OF
aGiculiural implements
Iron trade conditions present such
% stupedous array oi figures ihnt the
NHNNN' "fAtNANANN p" NNHA"|HN.NN.N NHN NNW
ductiOn and shipments ~ 1905 have
been FAR in excess OF ny previous
year but the sales Tor iq06 already
groatly exceed those of 1895 over
$4,000 000 tons of ore we're shipped
hy water and rail from Tho Lake su.
poriOr mines during the season lust
closed There "a not rnouth available
steel TO supply the demand Cor n. The
demand Tor steel for buildings ln the
great trade couters supaeaos any.
thing heretofore experienced. a heavy
export business has helped to curtaii
the home supply q o. said thar 10000
additional men will De- employed In
he iron Industry In 1906
Six hundred million dollars. ac.
cording 10 conservative estimate. viii
De- expended hy the railroads for im-
proved equipment additional lines
and general bo1termonta Tho rail.
roads viii hegin making nroads INTO
this vast sum during 1900. hut several
years viii hc covered by tht entire
expenditure IN the line n ship huila-
INK enough contracts 20 thn ncw teai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVES,
GATHER At WHITE HOUSE

Washington. Jan THE white
house will once more bt the scene of
a brilliant o0iclal event when the
members of The diplomatic corps will
gather there this evening boz attend
tho nrst official reception fo the dinlo.
matte corps siyon Ly tho president 10
the new year The members Of the
diplomatic corps attended the regular
New Years reception uu Monday
bot the reception on New Years day
ia not recognized as specifically
diplomatic function % De- more OF a
general character although Il would
Do cunllderod highly improper Tor any
foreign representative 90 fail 10 at
tend. The diplomatic receptions OF
which several are held during the
course nf every season. have a dis.
unctiy diplomatic character and are
among the most interesting and brill
liant events Of the social season az
the white house Tho hrst diplomatic
dinner will be- given rs the white
house week from today
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

The cost OF o level Panama canal Ia estimated
by the engineers about $3.50 100000 Al,nough this
amount seems much larger than the amount Necessary
for the construction OF the lock canal Is claimed Is
Cue advocates of The level plan TO be- m reality only
ln comparison slightly higher. Il was ponte d0ut IN
the recent meetings OF the board lock canal would
nocessate bctWeen $4,000 900 and si0OO00ou pay
ment the private grounds the lands belonging
the republic of Panama, which would be inundated
By the construction Of the lock system This item Ia
the View az tno majority Of the board Is entirely
away With ly the adoption OF the level canal The
plans tor constructing lock canal thirty feet altitude
we're never discussed snd from the beginning the board
Was divided into two groupE of eight aud ave members
nne n favor Of the level plan and the other
~ lock canal compromise plan WAS never brought
up say time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
GAY ChRlSTMAS At
McINIOSh'S RANCH

special correspondence
tsi1rcl. Kew Mexico Dec 18Th
THE recea' Nayy snow storm did ~.
chill tlo aldur Of over one hundred
invited guests 20 nartake OF the hos
piiaNiy OF William Mclntush. on
Christmas Day
Tho event turned out "a be- one ~
One most pleasant that ever took place
nu the EstanCia plateau Lone be-.
fore The hour appointed happy crowds
ln an SORTS OF c0nyeyances could b.
seen battling with the snow drifts
thoir motto being Mcintosh, or Bust
Three immense tables. presided over
hy Mr. Mcintosh. Judge Groar and
Postmaster Hawkins. Furnished
wealth of Christmas cheer, which wa
no HO'uor disposed of than the bali
wog cleared Tor dancing Dancing tho
main feature. vas luterspeTac5 with
songs p'anola and uhonuHrnph HelCt
tiOng and various eytompOrs
speeches The mistlaloe claimed 10
can quota of victims
When the sun rolled up over thr
kcdernales the following morning
promising q typical New Mexico day
40 was tired bat happy company
la company that oven Arizona nigh
Doe proud of an alliance With. that
hndD adiOs Io their genial how ami
tooh their way over the plains 20 their
distant homrs. feeling ln their hoaris
That ho Mcintosh household (aII De-
Inc Highland Scota) could sim. az
others aid m the days OF Burns. urn.
sent the real article ln Highland hos
piiality
when deaths DARK stream ferry
Ger
A time that surely shalt come.
IN heaven Itself lll ask not moro
Than just a Highland welcome
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

thau o. lt present witnessed and Tho
chances would appear to is an ln
favor cl dieher values. ere the nes
crop Il 1vahnblo.
ln corn fhc situation ir rnflrelr
dih,fsni ne short crops ol corn and
NaI.ry In Europe aud the failure nf
Che Ne crop n Germany and RUSSIA
leld hu au mmcIay demand fUr eoft
anN Cots. ord Che near approach too
90 ihe tme when tha Increased Ger.
Nan gus WN hf levied Ou ecrcals.
caused 1r continent 90 purcdasc maip
nh au mmcnsc scale, ana sUur idea
OF tnN aUmau1 may le had N.n 1hr
.t 1nu. iuai Che oHpnuor BOD ihe
tH1ra fo.i thllt on tho co-n thrv
callh rea'.l supply
IT'D chart rinf ul steamers tl earry
'bn s-au fo Europe has been 90
NNt rU scale and while tln hrn
0i DO urrfatcs wore Tor DeeDmhrr
ana January shipment. sill Eunarr
nHs .unrDd 1 desire Co extend fha
demand aa Oar as iao early summer.
ano n Nou'l seem there De- every a..
aurance ihn large and constant
trade n cereals during the aretrn
cereal year viii result.
tom'ns ls this does. after two nr
three years 1f unsatisfactory nondl-
lupt and prniucicd dulnrs. the
trade ord iho country o. TO boz con.
Ffa'n.aiti chat such innurnces are
'o scnor3L because, With cbrn ruling
aln1t hf' cents un the sraboard
VIII such % crop al q o. admitted w.
have prolnged. there should De- an am.
rip spnri yof money ln the poefes
sion of NE agriculiurlsts. and ihis
being 'ruo an Tine sof trade. whether
manuiacturIng. Distributing or oih.
,f"itt must participate iu the a8
yan'aros which such conditions su.
force
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

have already boon made TO break ur
record PLACED in line tbc shin.
row contracted Tor would cover
snacc OF -four miles Many OF tbss,
'efse'a VIII cott more thau tS0o ono
each.
Mhnniaclurer. wholesaler and ss.
taller all tell the same story unpar
all'lci prosperity abldiBe faith in
continued trade activity. industrmi
peace ai home, no voxing information.
a pronloma 10 scare the financia
world, with work Tor everyone the
View Year viii be ushcrcd In under
mo mo fiaiierIug auspices ever ex
perlencod by all the people AZ any
tine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

ON 9ahaif oi "a large numhor uf mKpaycrs Attorney
John Qos has MED petition n the courts asking for
the appointment uf viewers under the of May 1876
for the 90 acquiring, for the county the Ninth
seventh aud Sixth street. bridges between Pttaburg ana
Allegheny Penn The viewers are 10 Inquire and re-
port wheiho these bridges necessary Inc accom-
mediation of pabnc tnvel' whether the payment toll
thereon Ia an unjust burden upon the travelling public.
and assess the amount oi damages u any sustained BY
the corporations eWhing the bridges boy of taking
The same aa county bridges. free % the public
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

The unleu states supplied more than one half of the
peiroleum pruduced no The world n 1904 a state
ment o the Wonda production of petroleum prepared
by the British Board "a Tmle which has ust reached
the Bureau oi bntistics of Tho Department oft Com
merce and Labor. puts The petroleum product Ion 0f the
world n 1904 a. a303000000 gailuus of which f9t6-
100000 gallons were produced iu tbe United States.
8Gb0000o0e gallons in Russia. 202. 100000 gallons Boa
Austria. -Ol.oO0oo gallons Ia Java and Sumatra 1867
100000 gulons la houmania 100 100000 GALLONS ln British
India tpriucipnlly Burma). ia0O0Oo0 gaous u Japan.
2o0oo0po gallons 10 csnadh and s5ooo00 gallons M
GormHnY