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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

la speaking Of the eact thai the Pennsylvania COM
nany made $50 900 000 oan few days ago In Paris
Henry CLOVIS tells that apparently there ia more
surplus capal seeking Investment In Paris than IN any
% the other (orign France 10 not only very
wealthy nation but her wealth remarkably well dis
trlbuled" In tho same connection Mr. Clews that
"our short time foreign obligations already amount 90
somewhere in the neghh0rhOOd Of 9t00.00O000, and a
considerable portion Of thsnse will be due.
a that the telegramA sent out Immediately
after the San Francisco re 40 the effect that the insur-
anco companies would pay their Indebtedness az once
without qubbhng claiming the sixty days time grant
cd them their policies either asued without au-
thoriiy or we're forth merely for buncomb. Mr..
Clewa says. Both American and foreign losses will be
settled gradually small percentage has already been
paid, ha no demands REALLY due until sixty days
after Are subsequently paymenta will be distributed
over hong period because considerable time will be ro-
aured to male adjustments settle losses aud satisfy
conflicting claims
The demand Tor railroad bonds. says Mr. ClewE,
continues disappointing Th8 30 explains partly by the
condition Of the money mara and partly by che fact
THAI large OF such lpnda efo at held by 4yn-
dlcates awaiting purchasers Hath thls declaration
oeung me placing of ailroad bonds the fact that
the Pennsylvania company was compelled 70 place ita
bonds IA Paris connmaory Of the statement made
by The Ctizen yesterday when giving probable reasons
why che Albuquerque Eastern management had not 30
cured the funds Tor anshng THAI road az soon as had
been eSpect@i
Mr. Caews further refers b the fact that 1T must
nov be recognized tat the great lie insurance cOmpa-
MES with their largo SURPRISES, longer available,
In the placing ~ ock and bonds "A year or two ago.
ne adds Pennsylvania would not have been Obliged
20 go Parts Soc s loan. The entire R5OOO00OO would
have been readily taken ia New York Cty by some OF the
once powerful syndicaea" The latter being manipulated
BY che lfe insurance companies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

Every year. IN che fun tide OF spring al tbo height
Of the symphony Of flowers and love aud e there
solemn pause and through the silence the nation hears
the lonely pipe of death Year after year lovers wander
mg under the apple boughs and through The are
surprised with sudden tears they blackvood hg
YoF by year the comrades Of the dead follow with pub
nc honor procession and commemorative flags and fun
oFnl maroh-erbutc from as who have inherited naon
glory 20 the heroes who gave a. As surely this day
comoa round IN the presence Of the dead But
all Che associations Of this day sad OF them
are triumphant, joyful We steiA 10 TO hear the
funeral march become poan Our heroic dead will live
Tor u.s. and bid think Of life deahof life 20 which
IN their youth they lent the passion and glory Of the
spring Memorial day may and ought 60 have meaning
beyond honor tho dead Ct celebrates and soomu-
y rearms from year year national act Of enthusiasm
and faith. 4 ombodies IN the most impressive form our
belief that with enthusiasm and faith Is the
dhion of acting greatly To fight out must be-
eye something and want somethng with Ell their might
So they believe and 10 carry anything else
% end worth reaching
Peace calls for ha patriotic devotion no loss than
And stripped OF the direct associations which gave
rise 30 g. thia % day when by common consent pause
conscious Of our national honor 60 rejoice
ia g. 70 recall what country has done and Is doing for
and 90 ask ourselves what do for country
IN return. The great French soldier DE tatour dAuv-
ergne. The hero Of many battles but remained by hs
choce ia the ranks. Napoleon gave him a sword and
the official tile "The First Gronader OF France" When
he killed the emperor ordered that his heart should
be entrusted 20 hls rcclment-that his should be
called every roll call and that bis next Comrado should
answer Dead upon the field Of honorl In the keeping
Of this nation the hearts Of many heroes Treasure
them In c0nsocrated ground and when their are
called answer In flowers Dead upon the ded Of
hourW"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

Secretary shaws address 60 the Brad ming class Of
che Revcnue Cuticr eervice In had taate II not,
indeed unpatOtic sud inevcasahe coming from mem
Der ~ tlHss csdnei,
NVhen a numieg ~ yDung men have completed a
course study than that of most o. uni
versea themselves for the service nf the
l.ovarnment a 10 abominthie Cor a high Oaccr Of the
government te them taat that service Is thanklesa
and not snmuaiing 60 ambition
n IL trse that pay EogeTnment soFyoo Is not high.
Bg of Office toe army and navy rs for life
a fact which iustlnos 80meihiug OF the moagernoaa Of
the pay And there leisure for outside work and facl
Ties for pursuing a.
gn the service, 10 the youns novuaics In
which Secondary shaw speaking. We know Of one
oHcer who has made himsof International authority
on ordnance who d a lecturer iE demand an over the
United States whose articles command placeand price
lin every periodical
The service VI enc uuGed States goyernmcnt-W'heth
er civil or agncdia honorable and without p0ssbli-
ties for true success cabinet officer who denies this
ought 10 be sent back 90 his country hank whore money
is the only measure OF acOHnptshment-LOs Angeles
Examiner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
ARIZONA BoosTERg CLUB
GETTING WIDE MEMRERSHPl

An Arizona Boosters Club" which
had Us origin In Phoenix Is adding
10 its membership in eve clty In
that territory As the hume indicates,
the solo purpose of the club Is TO
boost Arizona and % SIN che knock
era Cards and buttons are being
sent out for members. On the re.
verse side Of che card showing ed-
mittance 10 tho club. s. the follow
ing. "The boosters Club Don't
knock. Don't be a kuOoker. Hide
your hide hammer and try % speak
well OF the other fellows town, for II
YOU og Ject TO get the best In life,
you win have % remember that you
must not knock When a fellow
comes To- your town. toll an you Ike,
but remember there are others Just
as good and II he don't like your
camp. Just h0oat him along 10 the
other good towns In Arizona and he
will like you better than Il you
knock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
Force Of Fashion

is evident. says TELEGRAPH from London that the
great city Is not In sympathy with the Church OF England
CLERGY, who week made such violent protest
against che marriage OF Princess Bna the king of
Spain Tor the town Is becoming rapidly enthusiastically
Spanish
Costumes modelled after the spanish fashion have
begun TO make their appearance in she shop windowa
while the high oweed comb and glittering soquns. be-
loved Of the basque peasant GIRL meeting with ready
sale while Spanish lace IN enormous quantities is stociod
n all the fashionable shops
Black d tho favorite color far the sales have
gone bun natura shades OF and soft pastel tnts
are also In great demand
One Oxford Street shop made a specially 81 hand
made Spanish mohair shawls for theater wraps which
are selling rapidly and having tea gowns aud
negsoes modelled the national dress 81 Spain OF
an the Spanish modes the most picturesque Is the high
dressed evening couture which s heng adopted enthus
hstcay while every hairresser and ieweler Ia selling
beautiful Spanish combs.
Not only Is Spanish dress Ia fashion. bu spanish
furniture pottery eather. old silver and pictures be-
ing eagerly sought Even the Spanish language has be-
come popular In the city, well At court. Al the
Borz schools In London the language Is being taught 90
earnest pupils hours daily Princess Maurice and
Ioopod of Baitenberg the pupils. while Tiers
alao many snciey women and nany clerks from the
CITY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

Special Correspondence.
New York. May 2a.--In the con.
atruction Of a huge uei OF tunnels,
aubways and bridges. colossal In their
conception and honeycOmhlng the
land and waters OF this city. the stu
pendoua sum Of almost sf50. 900 900
Is 20 be expended 20 meet the rapid
transit requirement. of New York.
New York. with her 1000. 600 po0-
pie, has found ler greatest problem
the task ~ transporting her vast army
OF daily toiiers larger than the COM.
blned standing armies OF America.
Great Britain and France.
The hiE Manhattan subway, which
has only heon in operation mneteen
months o. found 90 bo utterly made
quato. u viii boz completely dwaried
by the new undertakings
An cxtcnaion 81 nov building from
Battery Park. az the lower extreme OF
Manhattan Island. under tho East
River and 10 the hear. OF brooklyn.
one and a half miles.
Two proposed auhWays, larger even
than The one now IN operation, are
To extend the fIh length Of Manhattan
and into the Bronx decking under
the Harlem river and parallellng the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

disappearance OF his wife 10 attributed
as the cause OF hts act OF self do
struction. The ChlnamRn arrived in
PaNtura on the morning OF the trag-
ody. lie was dOwncaat and behaved
strangely. To some ~ the toWnspc0
Ole ho stated that his wife bad been
stolen from him and made the remark
that life without his spouse was nos
worth che living After purchasing
some lunch which he ate ga the VIII
lage store. he went outside and that
was the last seen ~ him alive. VIII
liam Frank had occasion 90 go 10 a.
clubhouse during the afternoon and
waa horrifiod 90 md the Chnaman
inside hanging by wire from the
rafters A crowd soon gathered when
the news % the suicide spread
through the town ard Che body was
cut down bat life was then extinct
The remains were carried 20 the rail-
road warehouse nearby and mes
sage containing the facts was sent tu
the coroner at Santa Rosa. An LING
claimed 10 have been a cousin ~
Quung We Wo OF Los Angeles. tie
only had few dollars on hiH person
when hia clothing Was searched. bus
"A few hours before he ended his life
he had forwarded in Los Angeles q
package on which he placed a valua
ton Of $50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
ELECTRIC CAR LINE
FOR PEcos VALLEY

Through their representative, A. 7.
Muzzy eastern capitalists win shortly
ask the city Of Carlsbad for q fran
chiae for an electric street car Ina
and the right 90 manufacture gaa and
lay mains on tue streets for irynting
AID other purposes, says the Carls.
had Argus.
Mr.. MuEzy spent aB0ut two months
Ia Carlsbad and other points Ia the
PoooH Valley, recently, and went over
the ground thoroughly ln the interest
.of eastern capitalists. and as "a result
has made a report 20 hia clients that
This valley needs and would support
an electric road, running from Cars
bad 10 Roswell. taking IN an towns
of this section. Il ia proposed 10 equip
bhis line with the Dest electrical MAJ
chinery, USING tho recos river % furn.
ish the power 90 generate the eiec.
triclty II Is the intention 90 hrHt
build the road from Carlsbad 10 Rus-
we'll taking In the interior towns
along tho railroad. and later 10 huiid
branches to the outlying districts
thus completely "electnfylng" the
whole Pccos Valley country.
This is. indeed good news to pecOs
valley people who have long suffered
from ex0rhtant freight charges by
the single corporation controlling the
traiic High freight rates have been
the principal drawback 20 the settle
ment Of the entire valley. but with
competition such as IS now proposed
this will be remodied, ana our valley
VIII receive the benefits Of freight
and passenger rates equal Co other
portions OF the territory, besides hav.
Ing greatly superior mode of trans.
poriatiOn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
Delay Is Danaerous

The Optic says that She people Of Santa Fo max
ing determined effort the Mary James Mssiou
school for boys. which Will the expenditure OF AZ
eaat 850000 In buildings alone Il Is necessary for the
capital folk 70 put up 900 10 make Of the school
Mrs Turnkey of Pennsylvania, prominently Identified
with the w9man's home missionary work of the Prea-
been the head and In wose honor che proposed school
has been named-recently spent a couple Of munths IN
Albuquerque just before leaving she stated 20 rep-
resentatlve 81 she Citizen that the board h becoming
weary Of the delay upon Santa FEES part In securing the
necessary grounds for the institution and that consider
able feeling h growing amongst those having IN hand
the construction 81 the school, % place Il az Abuqu0uuo
whore the church has ample grounds in connection vita
the Menaul school
Albuquerque has taken steps 20 cuavate che fesl-
ing referred TO- because the offer fra made e santa
Fe. and only when that city confesses inability comply
with tho conditions would q be a. an proper for Abu-
querque to intervene In any way
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
WHAT IT WILL COST.


from the Grand Central sfatl0z.
For' y.soCund street which is boring rc.
built. under city streets and che East
River to Blackwelis Island and 10
Long Island This WILL be "a part OF
the present E--Called Belmont subway.
the Eaaf River will relieve the con
gostiun of tho brooklyn and new VIII.
iamaburE bridges The Manhattan
bridge viii be 10000 feet On length.
The second bridge will nun from the
Manhattan shore 20 Blackwell's
Island and chen across 20 Long
Island.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
PECULIAR NAMES
OF ARIZONA TOWNS
MANY ARE HISTORIC AND no.
MANTtc-A CHiNAMAH HON.
OREu.

Despite the fact that this was or.
lEinally Spanish territory and SIN
has mEny Spanish speaking residents
there are Jess than twenty poEtoficos
la the territory with spanish nantes.
and there are but two beginning with
San, which means Saint, says the
Tombstone PruHpector These are
San Carloe and San simon. True
there b. So David 81 Johns. 81. Jo.
seph and 50 Michaols. out these are
all Mormon settlements and were
named by MOrmOns
The majority OF the towns Bearing
spanish names are so named because
Of apcCi-I algnlhcance. such as Aqua
Carente. meaning water. and Canyon
Diablo meaning Devifs canyon. There
are many odd names. such a. Arizmo.
an abbreylation OF Arizona and Mis-
souri, lt b settled ny a colony OF
Missouriaus
kymo is an abbreviRiOn Of Mis-
souri, and Kentucky, and e Is settled
By people from those two states
Kofa Is Cor X. OF a.. meaning Klng
OF Arizona. and derives rs mamie from
d miner OF the same name.
Some OF the other odd names are
Show Low. which Is said 20 have been
christoned after a good old game 81
seven up Snow FlRke Is named after
two Mormons, and not because there
Is a great abundance OF the beautiful
there
Chin Lee honors q Ohinaman, Il Is
said. and CalahaEas. Spanish name
meaning pumpklns-the Town Of
Pumpkins
There are some that sound as odd
There Is e Bundle Zee and a Big Bug
Arizona has q Paradise and an Eden
and the latter place has the name Of
nelng the home OF the neighborhoOd
quarrel There Is a Globe and q
Planet aud q Tombstone.
How this famous camp got rs name
Is an interesting story in tself Il
was named by the man who dihcoy
cred the Tombstone mines. lie had
often been told that the only rock
he could End ia taese hills would bt
hia tombstone.
Though thore o. a Pima county
Pima Us In Graham county and Mari
.c1pa ls not Ia Maricopa county, bal
In Pin0l county.
Skull Fallcy was named from che
great abundance OF skulls found there
from a tght between soldiers and In
dians.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
LAS VEGAS AND
TRToN HIGH SCHOOLS

The Las Vegas high school held its
commencement exercises at the Dun
can opera house last Friday evening.
The graduates were Mary Virginia
nell. Nellie Katherine Dcarth, Mabel
Teresa Deylne. May Elizabeth Howell,
Bertha Margaret papen, Mary Emma
Schaefer May Cecil Schlott, Roy Earl
.seelinger. Lawrence Augustus Tam
me. and Lonora Olive Wonnger The
elias scOlOrs we're red and white and
the class flower the carnatlnn Pros
fo8aor Hiram Hadley, territorial su-
porlntendent of public instruction, Ad-
dressed the class ON the subject IA
lAfea Threshold
The Ration high school commence
mont exercises we're held Ia the Sea-
berg opera house. The class cOlors
were green and purple The graduates
wero Ncra Nash, Myrtle Gillespie.
Nellie Nash, Albert Bracket. Tidh
Smith. May Murphy William Whh>.
Kathryne Orir and Bessie Davis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
SHAKE IT OFF,
Rid Yourself Of Unnecessary Burdens
Albuquerque Citizen Shows You
How.

Don't bear unnecessary burdens
Burdens Of a bad back are unnecos-
sAry
Get rid Of then.
DOan Kidney Pills cure bad backs;
Cure lame. weak and aching backs;
Cure every form of kidney llls.
lots of local endorsements % prove
thls
G. a. Hall. machinist In the round
house Of the santa Fo shops, resi-
donce goa Atlantic avenue, says; u
have had attacks OF pain just across
the part OF my back Immediately over
the kidneys, some Of which lasted an
entire week. when they occurred
there was no let up 90 the aching, and
NATURALLY / was on the outlook for
something 10 checi. She trouble u not
radically dispose OF &C. The last medl-
cino tried was Doan's kidney pills
procured az drug store To say that
they are worth recommending feebly
expresses my opinion OF them They
quickly removed the trouble
For sale By an dealers. Price %
cents POSTER Milhurn Co, Bunalo N
~ solo agents FOR the United siafea
Remomher the name poans-~and
take mo- other Us
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
IMPROVEMENT IN MAIL
SERVICE 10 EsTANcIA

Since the last teW days there has
been decided Improvement In the
mail service az regards this place and
Albuquerque. says the Bstancia News.
The local Office now makes up a sep
arate pouch for the Duke City, and
also receives a pouch from thar piacv.
the change from the Santa Re Central
being mado o. Kennedy, thus giving
US a daily mail with Albuquerque.
Under the old method II the Santa "
was delayed. tho mail would walt over
a day In Santa ne and not come down
on the Control. The new arrangement
makes q possible 10 receive an an
swer from Albuquerque the second
day after the letter Is dispatched
from the Estanola Office.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
NEW YORK


present underground line
The Pennsylvania railroad has ap.
propriatcd 500. 0vuO00 10 carry out
the work 81 building train tubes under
che bed OF the Hudson from New lor.
gey boring "a subway right through
Manhattan tuunol.ug the East River
and constructing wonderful new term.
inai stations
The Hudson nver q Manhattan
company Is linking Manhattan 10 New
Jersey under the tide swept Hudson
Thia tube will connect railroad term.
inala and Jersey traction lines.
Another proposed tunnel will run
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
KILLED m COAL
MINE ~ YANKEE.

william Williams a coal miner on
work IN a room "a the minos az Yam
keo. Colfax county was crushed 90
death by a fall % rock AZ 2 o'clock
last Thursday morning Williams
was putting IA some timber near the
TACO az the room In which he was
working. and in doing so Jared The
roof 81 that a loose rock gave way
aud rem upon him Judge nayno of
Ration. went 90 the mines % hold an
inquest over che remains, but atief
au Investigation decided that % was
unnecessary. aa the accident was eva
IDENTIFY duo 10 carelossness Of the VIC
tim Williams was apparently about
So years old, and had worked 10 ihe
mines only ave days he was q atfan'
zen. ana inqgiry failed 90 discover
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
RATION BOYS SHOOT
ONE OF THEIR PLAYMATEs

A Raton diapatoh atates that a half
dozen youths of Ration between the
ages of 10 and % years, dubbed to-
fgcther Saturday aud purchased a re-
volyeP. That night they played cow
hoy In the most approved fashion,
their gun going of and hitting Fred
DENIM, ono Of their members Tbs
ball entered his forehead, glanclug
and passing around the head and
coming out Just above the Loft ear.
10 win die. Friday the same boys
were before Judge e. NJ. Baype for
throwing rocks through a tont Occu-
pied BY an invalid who ia living out
doura on account OF 80 health
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
DOUGLAS DISPATCH
ts AGAIN SUED

r. b. Door, manager Of the Doug
las. Arlz.. Dispatch, has another law
suit on his hands The last one is
Instituted by Mobile Welgehausen
who asks damages In the amount Of
So 900. This IS a revival OF a stint
lar SUIT brnuRht some time ago by
Julius Welgohausen. Some people az
tain greatness and otaers have great
ness thrust upon them. In this par
tlcular period OF hia existence. che
versatile editor Of the Dispatch u
would appear. Is receiving more than
his Just amount q greatness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
PICNIC "UNoER THE
OLD APPLE TREE"

On account of tho absence from
town OF several members OF the COM
mitteo on program and the president
OF the association, we cannot give the
the complete program for the picnic
Under the Old Apple Trees" next
krid8y and Saturday. June list and
ga. says the EsthnCla News Besides
Mr. Doaahue Of the Campbell system
OF farming, OF whom we spoke last
week. Pref Shormeycr. u viollnlst of
Santa Re, has agreed 20 be present
Il DIS also expected that Bishop Pituyal
will accept an invitation ana aid IA
the celebration There VIII Dc music
galore with plenty of sp11king and
addresses go that an VIII be- assured q
good time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
TERRITORIAL TOPICS

whore ne came from or whether OF
not he has any relatives.
asaa-a
DEATH COMES fsFTER
TWO DAYS ILLNESS.
Died. az his farm residence one and
nne-hnlf miles south OF Cedar Hill. W
A. Harvey aged 81 years. says the
Pennington Times The deceased
was native of Tompkinsyllc, Ky.
and a resident at Durango from 1883
Go 1903. lie moved 20 san Juan
county IN 1903 His fatal illness was
20 Two days duration. when hia soul
took i,a departure 20 Join thaf Of his
mithful wife, who preceded him 90 the
other world January %, last Tho de-
ceased is survived hy one sob Mr.
Harvey was from Baptist family
and was a member ~ tho baptiai
church IN Kentucky. His membership
in the Masonic fraternity was held by
the lodge az Durango.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

las Vegas Optic The dry farming experiments on
the mesa going swimmingly and the biz tract
under control OF tho Campbell company Is being rapidly
broken Many las Vegas citizens continue go out
on the 90 observe the progress OF the work There
sooms 90 be every prospect that las 3gas will get the
Phelps Dodge road There s no reason 90 doubt the
published statements that the chief engineer has
ordered 90 withdraw his surveying corps from the Daw-
son line with view Of completing the Las Vegas survey
Private citizens have received advlces 90 the effect
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02

Arizona Silver Belt Ia che first half Of tho month
May the expenditures o the national government ox-
ceeded che by rising 81 600 and this Ia spite
uf the fact that the receipts heavier than those for
the FIRST nheon days In May OF either 1905 1904 This
of expenditures for che current month brings down
the surplus Of the fiscal year 90 date little 81
900 900 that % Is probable that the whole fiscal year
WIN show marked surplus or deficit With O. month
and half yet Go Uncle sam has expended f5il $751;
600 IN thp Gaca year 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
MEETING OF ALTOONA

RID MIN OoNFNNEDs
The grand council " Arizona, Inn
proved order OF Red Men. which was
10 hold is annual aesHion az Nogales
last week, has postponed che meeting
to a later date, some time IN July.
the day 20 be announced hereafter.
The pogtpOnemont was made 20 en-.
able the Great Grand sachcm u the
order Ia tho United states. who 10
making a tour of the country 20 In
clude the meeting OF the Grand Conn-
ell OF Arizona in ais itinerary.