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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

% ~ With conflicting emotions that
the arrival Of new factor on the
scene D. welcQmod--a freshly created
deputy general ovoraCcr who la 20
represent the first apostle himself
in the financial management of Zion.
Wilbur Glenn Noliyia, an American.
who has just concluded q very sncceag.
ful hvo-year term as oversoor Tor
Australia. D. Duwlc's deputy His ap.
nolntniont attestH 90 the very great
confidence nOwie holds In him. Hc Isl
only 3C and will supcrscdo in authority
such mature men OF affairs as Judge
v. " Barnes and Deacon Alexander
Granger who have been conducting
the finances Of Zion since Dowio has
heon In the tropics
Severely Shaken.
What makes an explosion latent ln
Zion Is that Barnes and Granger have
see aliot sweeping reform la Zi0a
finances. This began only about r.
month ago. and VolIva arrives OF zion
without the fnintost idea OF tie situs.
ton.
should he exercise HTS power 90 up.
rot a., be- would nnd Zion pa rebellion
against himself and the FIRST apostle,
q is predicted here ln well Informed
quarters.
The sefOrms in the finances nave
bad in themselves the aspect OF n
revolution from Dowio's exclusively
pattrnal policy. Apparently his
temporal power has had Sc wings
clipped very short Ills express COM
MAIDS are ohoyed. but he has been
tpcltiy voted mo- business mas by men
Ol power Ia the church D1wla's fam
oIs coup IN securing the vasJ Zion
CITY site doce not seem 90 count now
Jackpot" Idea Abandoned.
AZ any rate. here Is the radical ac-
ton taken while Dowic's i2anty. per
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Paris. FEB ig.-France d ready for
q war with Germany, II the Moroccan
conference does not paCify the beili'
c0sc kalaor.
When the first war scare was az ts
height last summer the French army
was caught mapping ID was not ready
90 take the field and would have bcen
beaten from the word Ego"
Tho general stan has been working
night and day and now tho 500 900
men that compose Frances standing
army are ready for a aiaud.up fight.
Behind them is a reserve of 20oN,'
600 mon. who can De called 90 The coli
Ora at a moments notice. The French
war department has the addresses Of
every one and summons are already
printed, should emergency arise.
on the Frontier.
Al points along the German frontier
enEineers are prepared 10 unwind
huge apools OF telephone wire as fast
as horses can gallon, to connect the
various military posts The frontier
garrison posts are now ON "a war foot
ing and have heavy artillery support
within call Arrangements have been
made for communicating the speodieHt
private automobiles in France FOR war
use.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

haps trimming with vast ami dinorCat
ideas of his own, was on me way
from Australia:
Tho cash Of every department made
separate.
Zach industry now handles i,a own
fund
Payment Of wages in trade coupons
discontinued
Coupons no longer accepted at store
mi al tithct.
Gradual redemption OF coupons ai
lank begun
Discharge OF many employees of IN.
iuEirlnl plants
Reduction Do wages Of some can.
ployos.
Hours 90 factory heightened.
Payment of salaries in cash ro.
sumod.
Deal begun 20 b1rrow $4,000 within
Zion 60 redeem an outstanding
coupons
Cautious resumption of AN indus.
tries with the Intention OF meeting
competition and making "a profit
Dismissal OF some school teachers
ana making continuation OF schools
conditional upon raising the $4,000
Several Industries leased 20 former
managers 10 be- run IN their own
responsibility the Zion treasury get.
ting only n rental
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

oRers from outside OF Zion 20 erect
factories iu or near Zion city Go h.
supplied with labor hy Zion.
Dowle Reversed.
None ~ the things mentioned above
were done no the FIRST apostles militia.
tive. Judge Barnes aud Deacon Gran.
ger after getting D0wics power of
attorney have gune ahead in any
thing bat "a timid manner ~ has
occasi0uod come turmoil and some
distress. but they claim thui as soon
as lions Industries flourish. lions
people viii share iu the prosperity
% was certainly up 10 the financial
managers tO d. something after the
significant showing made at "a Sunday
collection of tlthes only % few weeks
ago
OF fi.Oi8. dropped into the bon a.
shiloh tabernacle. an was in scrip
bnt 81
This scrip has been issued for the
purpose OF making the villagers trade
a. thr general store instead of carry.
ing their cash 10 Wuukogan where
they could buy cheaper The result
was that Che people FASTENED 10 got
rid OF lt ln the Zion store and A.
iithes The stores stock was dorsat-
ed. and the manager could not buy
new stock from the Chicago Wholesale
houses with scrip
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Tho Einel tower has been decided
upon as the cep'.al headquarters Cor
the direction OF the fighting. From
there wireless messages cen hring
The corps commanders in the field
under The direct supervision of tho
general stan in Paris
a Quick Blow
France viii strike first aud strike
quickly, n 1t Is war Military experts
believe the chances would then favor
tho republic o.. on the other hand,
the Germans can oyorwhelm the
French frontier 81 90 thought likely
the kaiser will be- able 90 march 90
tho GATES of Paris. Therefore The first
blood. without doubt. will f0w as sud
denly us % dld nc the outbreak OF the
Russo ipancse hOsiltles
Hope In Cavalry.
Az the start France will rely ON nor
cavalry it is believed 30 Paris that
"a horde of 10000 h0rsomen viii sweep
over me frontier cross Alsace Baden
and Wurtemburg t-' enter Bavaria,
TO cut communication. throw the
southern German states Into confusion
and separate their army corps from
the control OF tne German general
sian az Berlin. Other troops viii de-
liver central attack by way OF Alsaco
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Albany. a. " Fob. io.-Rt Rev.
William Crosswoll Doaue, mead 90 the
committee from the interchurch con.
ference Ou marriage and divorce which
VIII make report % the uniform
divorce law convention, 90 be- held al
Washington next week. has been Prot.
Csiant Episcopal bishop of this diocese
since 1869. Ho has been regent and
chancellor Cf the University 90 the
State Of New York. and has been
given honorary degrees by the uni.
vcrsitics OF Cambridge, Oxford and
Dublin Dr. Doanc was born al nos.
ton In 1899. and was educated az Burl.
lngton. n. j.. college. IN 1856 ne was
ordained 20 the priesthood Among
his publications are a life Of his father.
Bishop George Washington Doano
who Tor a long time was at the head OF
iho New Jersey Protestant Episcopal
diocese. and a book OF poems entitled
Rhymes From Time 90 Time"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
C. mmanderin.Chicf Of the French
Army.

G. mmander.in.Chicf Of the French
Army.
and Lorraine. former French prov.
ncea, where thoy expect 20 be receiv.
ed with reclamation and a northern
eYmy Will rush int- Prussia The
raids will starr from Belf0rt. Ihngres
and Hosancon in the south TOul iu
the center and Nerdun in the north.
Subsidiary 10 Vordun will be- the for.
tressea az Meziorcs. Sedan and Mont.
mody. close o. the Belgian frontier.
The chief command ln the event of
a German war will rest with tho
supreme council ot war. headed by
General Brugore, gud hy General Brun.
chief OF the general stan Their right
hand men during the first stage OF tho
war viii be Gonoral i.efurt, com.
mander of Beitori General Pnpuchon.
commander Of Toni. and General de-
Pourquery de- Pochalves, commander
of Nerduu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
DrNlng nrnnnrntlnns slmnIr dernl

Drying preparations simply devol.
op dry caiarrh they dry mp tho socFotons.
which adhere 20 the membrane and decom-
pose, causing q far more serious trouble than
Che ordinary form Of oatarrh. Avoid al dry.
ing iuhalanta, fumes, smokes and snuiIs
and use that which cloanscs, aoothes aud
hcala. Ely'a Cream Balm IS such "a remedy
and viii euro catarrh or cold Ga the head
easily and pleasantly. A trial ai1s viii DO
mailed for 10 cents. an druggiais soil The
zoe, size. Fly Rrothcm. 6G Warren ST., NY.
Tho Balm cures without pain, docs not
lrr. .nio or cansc aueo1iug. tspraads iiscH
over an iT.tniod and angry surface, rcliov.
Ing Imeiiaioly Tho p7infal innamma. ion.
Nl'h lig'l Cream 'a'm you arc armed
,wusi Nasal Caia1ih aud uay Fever.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
RAYNOLDS TO BUILD
TWO NEW BUILDINGS
ONE WILL FRONT on RAILROAD
AVENUE AND ONE WILL FRONT
ON BROADWAY.

Joshua Raynolds OF las Vegas
will build two buildings on East Rail-
road aYenu ono at the corner OK
Johns stree and Railroad avenue,
f.cntIng ON railroad avenue. and one
at the corner 0f broadway and Rail-
road avenue. fronting broadway.
Both will be three stories. The first
has been quite thoroughly exploited
by the pres but che latter Mr. Ray
nolda has iust decided to build. The
lower pau ul this building VIII con-
siat of two a'oro rooms. one Of which
rs already r.utcd 90 the Monarch
Grocery company for a branch store
Tine latter building viii be on the
cite of the old gas works building
which ia nov being RACED 90 the
ground M Reynolds expects 90
have beth The new buildings com
nioiod hy Jlro T.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
zloN's NEW LEADER.
Wilbur Glenn vollya.

Wilbur Glenn Voliya.
Born at Newton, Ind 1870. son OF
lawyer
Educated az Union Christian college.
and ordained at 10.
Held passionate al Linden, Ind, ur-
hama No.. Albany n. ". York Harbor.
Ne, and Washington c. a.. O
Joined Zion ON February %. 1893.
was ordained an elder
Spent about a year in charge OF the
Noriasldo temple in Chicago, some
months ga tho Cincinnati Geld and
then 90 headquarters.
Transferred 60 Australia in 1901 and
has put the church there ON q pay
Ing basis
HAS wife. who has the tito OF
elder, and a little son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
CONLEY TO HANG
ATTORNEYS HAVE EXHAUSTED
EVERY LEGAL RESOURCE IN
EFFORTS TO SAVE HIM.

TUESDAY, February 2o.)
Sses 6eSsS sSo6S .
10 is generally conceded &C the =
. territorial capital that JOAN Con. =
: Icy. who murdered James Red =
. ding near QUcsla last January .
. viii Dee hanged at the tormlna- .
. lion of the reprieyc granted him =
. by Governor Horhert ]. HaEcr. .
. mon Tho attorneys who have
. used every legal resource 90 their :
. command now admit that there q
. is no hope of saving thr con- .
= dcmncd ms lIfe lt has been .
. pretty thoroughly demonstrated .
: that C1ultg D. not insane. as was 8
. represented A. De the ease when :
. Governor Hagerman granted him .
. the reprlove. Although greatly .
. agitatCd as the result Of brood, =
. ing over he fate awaiting him. .
. Conloy o. able tO talk i'm "a coher. .
ont manner and has none of the .
. character Ties Of a man mentally =
weak. .
Advice from Taos are 20 the .
. effect thai Cguley is stlll c0n- .
hned ln the strong iron caTc in .
the Jail there. and is closely .
. guarded day and night The gal .
lows boz the Jail yard have been .
. finished aud tested. All d IN =
readiness Tor the execution and .
. there are none who doubt bat .
what % viii take place Monday .
afternoon Of next week .
S66sS Ssess
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
oYPsiEs ARRESTED
FoR 81 EALING WIRE.

The sheriff at Mora arrested a car
avian Of pynsles. six men, four
women and "a half dozen children.
Friday morning. for stealing copper
wire from lie las Vegas hallway
and Power company The gypsios
had been iu camp In the GallinnS
canyon about a week agO and stole
a large number of chickens and 1909
pounds Of copper wire, used in
bonding the street car track. II was
regular trolley wire. thrce-elxiecntha
OF an inch u diameter, aud OF solid
copper Tho wire was cut from the
track for O. distance OF 1900 feet.
and oniaIlei "a loss ON the company
.oi al least $500 The wire was found
la their poasesdion and they had
been mclilnE u up aud making little
buckets For souvenirs. They were
brought tn Ias Vegas and will be
prosecuted 20 the full extent Of the
law.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
olPTHERlA CARRIES orr
-FOUR or FAMILY.

The terrible disease, dlptherla a.
prevalent 10 Eastern Mora county ana
a number OF deaths have been report
Cd, bat the aaddest case comes from
near Roy where the children OF one
family Is entirely wiped out by tho
terrible disease. El Hispano Ameri-
canO OF Roy, says:
"Tho hand OF death was laid heavily
on the home OF Ollyerla Luccro and
wife. who live az Las Canolas. ten
NILES east OF Roy. Friday and Satur-
day OF last week. Their four children,
three girls nnd one hoy, died as re-
suit OF dlplhoria within twenty four
hours Their axes we're respectively
as, 30, 5 and years Mr.. and Mrs.
LueerO have the sympathy OF the en-
tire community IN this great and sud
den loss"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
JEMEz FoREsr REseavE.

Applications Tor Grazing Permits
Notice is hereby given that an uppli-
cations Tor permits 90 Craze cattle
horses and sheep within the Jemol
Forest Reserve during the season O.
1906. must he submitted to NJ l., Er-
icksun, Forcs, Assistant, Santa Fc
Nrw Mexico. on or before March go
1905. Full information ln REGARD 90
the graEing fees fn bo charged. and
blank farms 40 be- used in making app
plication will be furnished upon re-
quest addressed 90 the above named
officer
THOMAS a. STEWARD.
Acting Forester
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Zion city. no.. FEB. 20.--Auor less
chan four years of trial, this com.
munlty, founded by John Alexander
Dpwic with a blnro OF trgmpets ~
the ideal city, is now frankly com
fessed to have been q failure from a
practical Standpoint ita 5000 eonis
have been ~ ched hy poverty. and
The town 81 threatened with complete
financial ruin. That the winter has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
REV. TWiTTY QUITS
RoaWELL FoR TEAA9

rev. TWiTTY QUITS
ROSWELL FOR TEXAS.
Rev s. n Twltty. who has been
pastor OF che Methodist Episcopal
church. South. at Roswell for tho
past eighteen months Left for Bren-
ham. Tex. where ho win be- pastor
OF tho First Methodist Episcopal
church During his pastOrute at
Roswell, Mr. Twlty made "A host Of
friends. who regret very much that
be- has left that town. A. "a token
og the esteem in which ho was held
he was presented with a handsome
solid gold watch fob and charm, 40
the train The watch was engraved
Presented by Friends and Wives Of
tho Board Of Stewards Roswell n.
NJ" Ho was also presented With
several large sums m money by HE
many admlera, ThR preacniatlQn
address WIS made ~ Rev ny. Cd
HAIRLESS, n few and well chosen
words.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

been "a mild one is dOubly provldonual
TO the inhabitants OF Zion city.
Il Is an Industrial crisis more than
"a social one. hundreds have been
turned out 20 seek work In noighb0r
industries OF Zion have sickenod and
declined
70 has boon severe test and the
faith OF some nowieitcs nave not
survived q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

years by
noale whore religion the whole thing
pursuit 81 happaes through
m ruler bowie bias been ahsont s Industries have an but failed
%
appointed By DowIe arrived thi week from Australia.
eh newspaper stan writer 20 Zion conditions
Herewith the OF his arilcosEdtorl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

II Frank Gotch can be- induced onto
the mat with Prad Boel the superior.
ity ofa hcse two WreStlers will DO set
hesiottlj ~ WIN 4 am ready TO meet
Gotch at any time AVID place,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Prof p. j, Vert, president of the
las Nogaa normal, who was IN tho
cily on saturday attending a meeting
OF educators adopting course III
studies Tor the public schools OF New
Mexico, lefi sunday night FOR las
Cruces. whore he % visiting the New
AeAico College OF Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Of course only those inside the ineor
porated limits ile now has Gle names
and with what are yet 90 De found
and those Twins just outside the cor
pOration. but who are part of the
town. viii run d up 20 500. There is
talk OF extending the corporate limits
$50 as 10 include most on those.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
OLD MAN FOUND
DEAD NEAR TREE

Manuel Duran 81 Guadalupita.
Mora county AN old man who lost
his reason about a year ago from
hrOodlng over his LOSSES from the
flood was found lying dead under "a
tree 10 the breaks down about three
mikes from OCate Duran ieH for
Ocae about two weeks ni9O. DO live.
but started for Guadaupita again.
aud apparently lost his way when
within three miles from Ocnto. He
had been wandering around iu tho
breaks for several days and must
nave suffered keeniy from hunger
and cold News was received that
Duran had left ocate Tor Granddaughter
three or four days after be- should
have arrived and search was az once
made
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
DOVES new ASSISTANT Elijah
FINDS ZION MIGHTY HARD UP

PEoPLs or TIE RELIGIOUS pNcHGo WITH Pow.
ERTV, AND ~ ABSENCE p0WE.
FoRMa HAVE BEEN sTRRTED-THE AUS.
TRALiA MAY FIND REsELLloN AGAINST AuTHoHTV-No
WORK FOR mANY-wAoEs REDUCED AND HAVE
TO CLOSE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

glr8hiic traction engine. Of Che very
latest model. hltchcd to a brand new
rod throshinr machine. the latest ln
the way uf thrc8her inventions. lt o.
a present from the United States gov.
eminent 90 che Indians. The Tuiarogn
settlers, citizens Of the United States
and TAX payers all. living under Che
supposed protection OF che government
on land 90 which they have a logal
title. and with water rights dating for
ty.nye years back, have never been
able 90 own. individually or collect.
lively. such piece OF machinery as
thla. aud it o. producing much an.
archisiic thoughts against the govern.
mcnt over Oh old Mexico they use
q red cloth 90 provoke the bulls
bull nEht Here the government en-.
plnys the same color on q ihrcahlnR
machine. and the hght Us on Ia dead
earnest
A Desperate Fight
We are hanging Oh desperately,
Tor li means the dCath-knell to ngri
culture I'M that portion OF New Mexico
if we are denied or rights, Tor the
only other means of irrigation would
be- % large and expensive system OF
wells. which would take years TO in.
stall. and loads of money
hon a. n. Fail and Attorney Pax.
ton. OF Las Cruces, are representing
che people with Assistant united
States Attorney Mcdlor of thiG city,
arraycd against thCm on the side OF
tho government. OH in a desperate
eight. The outcome of the suit pa
hoing awaited oarsoriy. and siill. With
apprehension boy large numbers of
che inhabitants Of the northern part
az Otero county. Tor O means almost
lie or death GO the many pho have
depended on the waters ~ the Tula
rosa river these many years f0r irr'
CATION purposes The case, when de-
cidod. VIII estahllah an important
precedent. that will In the future, be
the means. mo- doubt, of averiing other
fCuds over like questions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
THE CENSUS or THE
TOWN Of PENNINGTON.

q. g. piirat. on order fro.u ne town
hoard OF FarminglCn, has about com.
ploied census 10 Tho fown ingludlng
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
n. .. SANCHEZ is
VISITING TELLURIDE.

n. j. Sanchez. OF Albuquerque. ~
A.. who has been visiting bis aunt
Mrs. Mary Munger In this city Tor o.
month past. departed for Chicago this
morning whore ne viii finish biz bust.
ness education and Eain some prac.
tlcal knowledge of business ,lie In q
great city through association with
q relative there. says the Telluride,
Colo. Examiner Mr. Sanchez comes
from one OF the largest and most
highly respected families in New
Mexico. a family that has been prom.
inont IN the anaifa of the territory for
nearly q century, and he ls n typical
representative Of the present native
generation. Young good i0oking
highly educated, a perfect master of
the English language. full OF energy
with nigh aims and ambitions. which
Is characteristic % the younger gen.
Grafton IN New Mexico. He glveg the
90 10 those who say that New Mexico
Is not ~ for statehood because of her
native population
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Jockey Ratke colobraed hls last day
40 the New Orleans track by landiag
three winners Hc has gone 90 he
west where his friends are confident
be win give as fine account OF him.
self as be- did 10 the Crescent city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Jesse StuynlL who once pitched for
Detroit Be- collCotine nickols for a
Spokane street car company and says
he "likos de- y1b' he will probably
play with "a coast toam next summer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

The private car OF President VIII
lard. OF the Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy railroad was attached o. No
last evening President willard was
not aboard, however, the car bemg oc
cupied by A. n. Baker and wife Mr.
Baker ls a prominent New York ban
ker and Interested largely, q Is under
stood. in the G. B. a q, Me- and Mrs
Baker are bound for Los Angeles and
San Francisco on q pleasure trip.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1906-06-16

population of Great Britain and Ire.
land at 100000, it proves that one
person in every four and half has de-
posits, and that the average amount
per person Is $77.70.
Every class is represented among
the depositors, and the fishermen often
elbows the clerk at the post Olive.
The advantages to the public are:
First, the absolute security from loss:
second, the convenience of making de-
posits; third. the ease Of repayment,
which is not affected By change Of res
idence; fourth, safety against personal
ton and fraud; fifth, the prevention
Of poverty by the development Of
thrift; sixth, the ready means where
no other banks exist, Of q safe deposit:
seventh the education Of the young
and unframed to the knowledge OF the
use and management of money; eighth,
the tendency to discourage reckless
and speculative expenditures.
The advantages to the country itself
group themselves under seven head
ings: First, the people receive the prof
It's rs interest on their savings when
these are used al q public investment;
second. the country's wealth is kept
growing within ihelf: third. BY the