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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
Right Of Opinion

Alderman Hanley called al The Citizen once this
morning.. having two grievances. In the Item
cernag his address before the League the other
ing. Tho Citizens report said that Alderman Haney
talked earnestly for the interests of the Water Supply
company" Mr. Hanley stated that he had been earn
esty solicited by the League % address them thai
be non speaking In the interest Of the water COM
pany but giving the results OF his study and IN
formation for the benefit Of those who favor the owner
ship OF the water plant by the city.
Mr. Haniey also called attention 20 the fact that
The Citizen In speaking edorlay Of the folly Of have
nR paid large price FOR expert opinion when che alder
man himself was prepared 10 90 q without monoy and
without price" placed aftor this Bible quotation guess
ton mark instead OF period Tho editor looked through
ha waste basket and Fortunate enough 20 find the
oTglnal copy which contained interrogation mark bu
the proper and orthodox period This he showed 20 MI
Hanloy and explained that the question mark was a
typographical error, aud not as Mr Hahey had thought,
an lnsnuaion that HIS opinion hae been paid for The
editor also called The aldormona attention 90 the fact
that II tho nsnunton had been the purpose OF tho Of
Tending punctuation pontWcoordng 10 newspaper usage
81 would have been oncloaed between two parentheaa
marks
The Citizen byi no means mpnsned the motives on
would limit the eff6s Of any conscientious advocate OF
municipal ownership being willing 20 accord 10 all dis
interested parties the honesty oieopnion which It claims
Tor Itself
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

On Monday night March TO, there
was To- hc a meeting Of an interested
a. the store 81 u o sopcr Tor the
purpose OF making definite arrange.
m0nts for prospecting for artesian
water az Eetancia Everyone was 70.
queaicd 10 come and give a iifi,
Mr. and Mra. Celestlno Ortiz Of
SANTA re came down last night 10
look rvor the property they have
just purchased here. They expect 20
erect a buRlneHs block just south oi
the News print shop and also build
a residence On the hear future.
n p Berry arrived fron CviOfaao
City Texas, the first OF last week.
He brought two cars ni feed, ma.
chlnery. horses and goods lmme
dlatey upon uui1adiHg The horses.
two of them got away and have not
been heard from since Mr., Berry
anerz a reward 0f twenty-five dollars
for che return of same.
U. % sopor, the grocer, left Thurs
day Tor Illinois. where be has gone
10 bring hls family 20 the land ~
suU8hIne." his business has grown
steadily since opening the first a
the year. and he o. well pleased with
hts venture lie has also begun the
impg0y mont of hia household weH
OF town. he VIII return about Tbs
first Ot April.-i1iancla News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
JESSE N. WaEELOCK
RE SUCCEEDS THE LATE OLIVER
WILLIAMS As GENERAL AGENT
or IRE COMPANY AT pEkVER.

The Denver Republican Of yostor-
day contains d half-tone OF Jesse M.
Whecl0ck. d prominent citizen here
M the carly days OF the town, and in
connection with the cut has This 20
say about bin
Jesse ~ .WheolOck has been ape
pointed general agent Of the Nortn-
western Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany ol Milwaukee, as successor on
the late oliver williams. Mr. Wheel
nck win take charge OF the oniee on
April ial and within q few weeks
will determine on the future policy
and whdsher or not he will roorganizo
the Offica force. Mr.. WhoclOck has
bee min Denver since last October,
and is Wastorn man, having lived
In tho west for over fifteen years
"Mr Wheolock comes 20 the gene
erai agency OF tho Northwestern from
Providonco. a. 4. where he was the
general agent OF the. company for
Rhode island and southeastern Mas
sarhusetls. no held that position
with tho company Cor nine years
There h8 had complete charge Of me
territory, one ol TIE heat that the
company has, and 30 successful was
he that the company readily decided
upon him as the successor % MT
Williams ior the Colorado position.
''Pror 10 hla acceptance Of the gene
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
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Warrington. March 20.--A few
members 81 congress are besinlng 20
realize thai the United states stands
Us lose ia the coming struEsie for
the trade Of the orient Unless SOME.
thinE % donoand az once-ihe
great prize of the three thousand
million dollar trade OF China and
helatlc India WIN 60 co our groai
commercial rival Japan
Senator H. s. OvermRn, of North
Carolina. a. q member of the senate
committee on manufactures. has IN.
iroduced a hili 90 appoint n commits.
sion 90 study ways and means Tor rn
covering and increasing Amaflcau
commerce In foreign territories. and
chiefly IN she far east The hill
however. has made 40 progress
The department o. commerce and
labor Is receiving reports from ouf
cOnsuls In Japan which ia their fore.
east of a commercial war are calcu.
listed 10 alarm.
Already the Japanese government
owns or controls a large pes cent Of
the railways and directly controls
the telegraph aud telephone Urea
The salt works, the tobacco monou
oily. and the production % camphof
u conducts a printing hureau with
type foundry and paper Min. q mint
90 arsenal. n wooden factory. coming
works, clothing making. surveying
and map drawing. bodybuilding and
docking engine and powder works
steel railway machinery ana electric
apparatus
For many years the government
has been behind thA SIX industry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
WANT TRAINED MAcHiNisrs
FOR NAVY DEPARTMENT..

Washington. ID. g., March 20.--
Secretary nonaparto has approved the
plan for furnishing ships Of war With
enlisted men who shall remain per-
maHeBtly In the engine room force,
Great difficulty bias been encountered
heretofore ia getting mca 10 servo ln
that capacity and the percentage OF
deseriiona in the branch has been
considerable. Under che new plan
there viii be- established al Norfolk
a school for naval machinisis ua a
part Of the system of training tho
enlisted force. the superintendent OF
which Is Rear Admiral 3. n. Thomas,
Men who have served the required
period at the naval station al New
port Will be permitted % select their
duty, whether on the deck or In ihe
engine or fire rooms. Those VINO
chose the latter viii be made coal
passera which Is perhaps the most
unpopular of an branches of naval
work. They will serve ON thar work
Tor some months and become thor
uughly familiar with the construction
OF the bunkers, where the coal ~
stored. and learn AL that pertains %
the handling Of fuel Later they Will
shovel coal into the furnaces, and az
tho end oi three years, those who re-
enlist and have passed the examlnh-
tlon. viii be sent TO the new school
al Norfolk, and come out az machin-
lists mates, second class. which puts
them on the ROAD for rapid promo
lti0n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

orai agency IN Providence. Mr. Wheel
och was engaged iD the general M
surancf business "a Albuquerque.
where hc wnt toe n4paf of a number
~ large lnsufNnce companies Hig
hul1ncss operations e2iensel over
Texas, New Mexico and old Mexico.
and ha Travelled oxiunalVcly sud was
well known % that part 81 the coun-
Try.
'Mr Wheeioch Hfsi same to cp'o-
RADIO in 1877. lncatlng ai Pueblo AZ
ter fomalniur in that city for about
q ypar he iefi % OPEN hi4 Wsinrw
On Albuquerque 50 successful WfN
he On bis chosen work 81 Albuquerque
that Whch opportunity offered be was
auloefod hv ne Northwestern COM
ranv for ihe general aaeaeg ln pfagi+
dence ilo has had q large oxneri-
once in TIE insurance business. and
n the insurance world 81 known aa
ono OF the best informed men ON in
.anuBce subjects lu the pounify lie
d endowed too, with executive nbil.
ity of the highest order and IN the
administration Of tho affairs Of the
Northwestern company in Providence
he showed unusual ability Tho Colo
RADIO agency IS one Of Tho most lmpor.
tant that the company has. and lhaf
no was ch,Aen from q large iiHt Of
candidates. 90 take the yQsltlon "a a
substantial tribute ~ hia ability.
Mr. Whoclock n 3g years old. mar.
riod, and has f0ul children. Foi some
time ne he's been living ~ fsni Col-
fax avonuO BE has leased iho house
40 ii33 pennsylvania avenue whore
ne viii make his home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
OFFICIAL MATTERS

w C.. porierneld. on silver CITY.
member Of the territorial beard ~
pharmacy. nas notlhed Governor Ha
german chat be viii resign, and q 8
Moore. OF Roswell, has been selected
by the governor 90 fli iho yacauci
3. e. Twi chell Appointed cnataln.
The following appointment was on
nouncod yesterday morning hy Gov.
nrnor Horhtst D Hagorman, which
was filed ih The Clico OF Territorial
Secretary j, w Reynolds.
r. n Twitcholl. of Las Vegas, was
appointed captain Ia the First squad.
ron of cavalry National Guards al
NeW Mexico. cOmmlsBion dated march
10. The appointment was made 70
an the vacancy created by the resis
nation Of Captain u a, MoWcnie.
The resignation of Edgar Calico, Of
Of Roswell. as captain OF Company -
First infantry, New Mexico National
Guard. hiss been accepted by Governor
Herbert j. HaBerman, 20 take onecl
March i6.
Company 3 Assigned 20 Roswell.
arrangements have heen completed
merely Company =, First regimeni
OF lMlhuifNi New AihAicn NAihuA
Guard stationed nt Roswell. will BE-
assigned to the New Mexico milltbry
Institute. also Of that city The com
pany "a present Is not IN the best 81
condition. hut plans have been fofmu
lated 20 improve &C as fast as possible
Two olIicers OF the institute, Captain
.C ID. Pearson, cOmmRndani % cadets
and ~ A Iohmnn, an instructor whc
will be- made first lieutenant with ~
A. Smith. the former second iieuten
ant az the company, who viii retain
thnt position and viii he In chRfgg
under the new arrangement
According tu Adiutant General a Y
Huntington national guards Affairs
aro ia good condition throughout On,
territory Company a, First req
ment on infantry 90 las. CmoQe, O. re
ported ready for inspection Com
nanies b and q of the First resl
ment AZ Albuquerque and she hani
of the First FeaimeHt are in COOS
condition and awaiting Inspection bl
an blicer Of the regular army, detall
ga Cor that purpose Company y
First regiment Of infantry, in Sanii
Fo. Is preparing for Inspection, ani
last night elected commissioner an,
non commissioned oflcera, az well a
enrolled additional new membem.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

Why aid the city council spend 50 much money 10
have experts opinion prepared the condition Of che
preseBt water plant when their body adorned
by the membership Of able and unanswerabe water
bridge pipe pump and many other kinds OF an expert
Alderman Haney has proven himself 20 be- The adj
dress ~ that gentleman. lass night showed TIE folly Of
spending the rtys money for expert opinion when Aid
erman Hanley not only allie ana well informed aud
willing 10 give such opinion, bat actually prepared
40 90 Il without money and without prceg
The Citizen puts great confidence In the expert opn-
ION OF Alderman Hanoy Is this confidence injured
In the BY the fact that Mr. anleyH expert opinion
ID first that the water plant worth S225.0o0
and that e ID dirt cheap at 9250O0o, This may be
accounted for the fact that the peculiar character Of
kaamein pipe Is that the older n Ia tho valuable u
becomes Some weeks have elapsed since Alderman
Haniey proposed 70 the city council 20 buy the plant for
@225000 on course thep The plant ought % DC worth
alderman at that time doubt offered like the
views of expert aldermen generally, Subject 70 ooroc.
tiOu#
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

Arc city governments had because the candidates
for ONCE oa party nesg The morning paper u this
city not only afms that such "a the case holsters
It's affirmation by The assertion that the Unanimous vor
dict OF the students OF political economy who have been
studying this question for long time, s that this IS
the lcaso.
with due apology 10 MeaHrs. Smith ana Jones. who
according 20 the argument Of the morning paper, are
upon the party tickets resardess OF fitness WORTH
The Citizen would Ike 10 know how Smith and Jones
got upon their respective tlekcs7 The contention of
tho Journal IS that they put there by schemiug
politicians who have chesnuts they want pulled out Of
the fire I'M other words having Us magnifyug glasses
adjusted The paper tho political boss firmly asirldo
every party ticket That such often the case ospoci-
ally n large cities undoubtedly true; hut that tho
bQss IS an integral essential universal accom-
panment OF party Tickets u Ike the universal verdict
claim-t lacks IN truth the ron equivalent OF ts exag-
goration
but wherever Il Is true, whether che instances be
many or few whose fault Is t7 The answer 20 this
question lays bare the 10 the whole evil II the
fault Of the people They stay away from the primaries
They ot those having chosnuta which need pulling oui
Of the fire, Pack the primaries with their tools select
delegates 10 fbe convention. and thus nominate thC
ticker which TIE bosses have selected and which after
election Will be- subaoryent 70 the purposes Tor which
they we're placed In Office Here lies the whole evil ana
Just Is the fault % the people The remedy lies
with them.
But how can this ovn be remedied by allowing the
self-same chestnut puers 10 select bat one ticket Ia
stead OF two thus gyiag the people choice al th'
pools Whageyorq
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
BUSTER BROWN" Is
IN BAD HEALTH
"A FAITHFUL DOG. OWNED ~
MIGUEL a. oTERO. ~. oRiEvEs
diMsELF III AT ABSENCE or
MAaTER.


uriaving 0n account OF the absence
of hts young master. the fine English
bull terrier owned hy Miguel A OicrO
Jr became lll on the very day Of
the departure OF Governor Otcro and
son. Miguel FOR Europe, and ~ now "a
b very critical condition as the result
OF canine disiempcr sc vas lmme-
dialoly placed undef the care Of j. AL
Doacon, veterinary aurgeon. and while
In very serious condition tho SUR
gcon has hopes Of pulling him
.thuugh
9Bustor Brown" by which name ihc
dog ig known throughout Santa Fo
and under which name he has won
many priRes. al fancy dog shows. d
one OF the finest animals lE the tor-
ritory While bis master wnE IN rms
city they seemed almost luapparahle
and the devotion on aBuaiof" % inc
boy was shown hy hls illness. fol-
lowing closely upon The latter'a De-
parturo.
knowing the attachment that had
formed between her son and BIS fine
terrier Mrs. Otero is putting forth
every effort 20 save the dog knowing
that sorrow bis death would cause
the boy on hts return. Buster has
also made great many other friends
M Santa Fe. who are exceedingly
anxious that Dr. Deacon will De ani'
20 save him.
When Or Deacon took charge Of
the terrier sunday evening tho ami
mals temperature was 1903 degroe,
and stlll Increasing After an hours
hard work the surgeon sueceeded lu
reducing n by about three degfogi
and alternating the pain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

The New Mexican u reliably informed that Attorney
General George W. prichard has offered tender Gov
ernnr Hagerman the resignation OF the once he now
holds take effect June Let next Colonel Prchard has
held this position fifteen months and has made very
cruditat7 and satisfactory record 90 an concerned 90
The commonwealth the legal interests Of the territory
90 himself Colonel Prichard 10 making this Wnder.
has done 40 IN order 10 accommodate and enable the
of Che territory place IN this very Important
once lawyer who would be personally agreeable 20 the
executive although Is generally conceded that the a-
torney general the of tho people whole,
and ho obligations Of that ONCE be faithfully carried
are perhaps OF much interest TO the territory OF
New Mexico they 90 the executive.
Tho attitude of General PriChard Ia this matter is,
however commendable and shows appreciation Of
sood WILL which Is abe proper spirit and should Dee con-
durige 90 harmony and good feeling and tho New Mex
lean hopes his offer win be received otherwise cons
troveraiea may eneuo which might not rebound 20 The
benefit on pleasure OF an concerned. The New Mexican
81 In favor OF harmony and viii within the repub-
can party and hopes that this viii be tho case-NeV
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

A stimulating feature Is the Increase 10 our exports
Durlne February the total value Of domestic products
shipped abroad Sit 100000. increase OF ti4,-
900 over the month hast year Henry cews
The gain was chiefly 90 hfeadstufs aud cotton which
showed increase Of about ga000ooe each In aro-
visions there gain oi ei50oo00 The returns thus
Tar Tor the fiscal year striking and encouag-
las Since Juy total exports of domestic pfaiaee
have reached stis80opooo an increase Of sle0o0o0OV
during that period About 4gI500o0O Of this gain oe-
CURED n headstus IN provisions there was an increase
ct $50 100000 and 10 cotton Increase Of F2000o0O0 The
increase u hFoadaui s larger than usual owing 20 the
fact that year ago their total Was much reduced nui
their recovery normal conditions IS worthy Of notice
The excess Of exports over imports IN February was
s87 100000 compared with only S300000 last year and
tho excess ~ eight months Of tho fiscal $685.
against s2le000000 In the period Of 1905
Tho break Ia the price wheat and the low price
81 cotton glu stimulate exports and continue 10 lower
the price OF exchange.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

Alderman Hanley says That the pipe Of the water
oompsnya plant worth $4,000 n no knows that then
he b probably the only lu town who s wen in-
formed The vast majority Of the voters outside Of the
Water Supply oonpany-oYen f they know-cannot ten
how many iect Of pipe che plant has n service M
what streets alleys h Is ocr'ed how much OF q a
kaiameu and how much Of q 10 o. other kinds and what
those kinds and what tho szes OF pipe employed
whore each sze Is located These things are known
10 fow Il any Of tho people who the prop
oaon nor are there easy 10 attain and accurate
Ia detail by which such information may be- acquired hy
the voters what the Water supply company should he
required % provide s hao print other profile mep
giving thoroughly aud correctly the needed With
such information, 90 buy che water plant al 100000
would be grab bag speculation in deed and In truth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

IN my opinion, thh american
League tcfms have never bcen %
we'll haluncid for championship
race as they are tnis year. The eiFRi
clubs seem 20 be- 80 near toge'aal
from a championship standpoint thai
the race among them viii be one Oh
lhe nest contested Ia TIE history OH
base bail.
IN a general way al OF the clubai
have been strengthened look Tor
a prosperous year Ia base ball II thel
weather conditions favor as.
The struggle for the worlds caam1
pi0nshlp Fast fan. while 4 did noti
Wind up exactly as the Americana
League might have preferred %.
would. In any event loft a good taste
Ia he mouths OF the base hail cnthu
slaais, for Il was a splendidly played
serlea az games.
y. b. JOHNSON, I
President American League.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

There d now underground tolesraphir oommunica-
ton between london and scotland 0omanyr under
ground system dates from 1879 France followed suit
1879 as the result great storm that isolated Paris
IN 1876 ID 20 date her system has cost ia600OoooO
b "a believed 10 have more than paid Tor Itself Lines
constructed 81 1850 are atll IN excellent condition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

TIC antnraCiio coal operators have NOS only refused
any and every concession asked by fhof operatives but
they have already advanced tho price ~ steam coal,
which selling az $3.50 Thoy now demand $500,
with certainty 81 frequent material advances q o.
thus apparent he very face OF things that they
are determined 90 compel strife ior their benefit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
ANT. SALOON LEAGUE
ORGANIZED AT TUCSON.


The Anti-Saloon League now has
d loothold Ca Tucson. The other even
ing. 81 the Methodist church. in lbas
city, a meeting was held and q brand
Of the Organization was formed.
a. A Alton Was chosen president.
and JOhn Mcbride was named sccrei
tafy Tho meeting was fairly weli
attended and was presided pvor bg
W. w. HarenH Of Albuquerque, aua
puriniendent Of the league Tor Arts
conn end New Mexico.
h, was decided 10 hola another
meeting at the Baptist church. Al
this meeting plans were talked Owed
for the organization and d was DEL
Cldod what steps would De iakoa ~ ih'
crease the membership OF the organs
lzailou and 20 make it power "a
Tucson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

Colorado Springs, Col, March ta'-
The costly equipment az Nikola Ies-
las experiment station, located here
ok years ago. when Tesla was plan
ming great things IN wireless tele-
eraphy. Mn be cold here this after
noon 81 the sherln % satisfy q JUDI
meat for ssas % favor Of ], G. Duu
nor ne asserted be had been em
nloyed aa caretaker for two years
after resla'a return 90 New YORK
Jadement was obtained by default
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
EXTRACTED FROM
NEW MEXICO PRESS
What Former New Mexican
Is Doing to Beautlly
California.
CARBON CITYS PROSPECTS
several liens From Growing IS.
iancia. Future Queen Of
the Plains.

Ex- Senator stephen W. Dorsey and
associntoa are owners uf Pasadena
heights and are stopping az no ex.
peuae En- making q one ~ the moH
desirable home places iu ail uf beau
.tliui California. They are having the
many miles OF new streets graded and
Oiled parked and aidoWalkcd. among
them being the famous Orange Grove
avenue, which o. 3 magnificent hnu-
igvafd f10 feet 0iGe. There are many
other wide bouloeards and they VIII
be- ariisticallyf parked along the Gene
ter their oBlifo length Thousands of
treaa are going 70 line theso streets
and she thirty handsome and massive
stone columns that may be- seen az
the entrances 10 the tract are going TO
be- sufmounted BY ornamental groups
LOT electric lights Las Vegas New
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

caod particularly the sorlltl weaker
ioams ry iudlclnua trading of play
ers ne areagfh of our organization
ms becn more eanallged and ihe pros.
rf9i d thn 0ur race Wall he one Of
Interest fro,s, start 10 finish
HARRY g. PUlLlAM,
President National Leaguc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

No % Inclined % throw dlsoredit the state-
mont Of Of the city plumbers that the cause Of tho
frequent hveakaso of pipes and the flooding Of
streets s m the cly pipes hu in the connect Ions Of
those pipes with adjacent property The plumbers are
fully able TO testify ths point because the connections
have been their own work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

The people OF Sd Louis who have
been naylng tolls al The rate Of S.
for each freight car and 81 for teams
crossing The Gould bridge are reflect.
Ing deeply. not 10 say hotly. that che
money went 90 meet Count Benis OK.
trayagance and dobnuchory In Paris
They ,hlng that they are entitled 60
free bridge across the Mississippi
on general principles. aud the noiai
10 their argument gets rcd hot when
they figure mp that they have been
paying about 100000 600 70 buy a fool
ian American glrl a ninchbock title
worn By a little cigarette emOkinE
monkuS-fared Partisan rounder with
the morals Of the siums white
Oaks Outlook