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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
DOUBLE MURDER
MORE THAN
SUPPOSED
Williams Actually Ate at Camp
After Committing Deed. but
We're Afraid Of Woman.

The murder % James Bnllnrsloa
and John McClough in the Manzan1
mountains on Friday of last week by
two Mexican boys vas even more de-.
hberatn than details OF the AFFAIR
reaching here heretofore indicated
J, ~. Eiiiinnslea. route ascent for
the Globe Express company. with
headquarters at Alamogo. Colo. who
arrived here thls morning from the
scene OF the murder. says that tho
boys lurcd their victims 10 the lonely
plAco on the mountains. where che
bodies were found by telling thom that
they would show them an old deserted
mine An rode horseback, and az Nc
Cullough'H horse would not Permits
rider 20 carry q gun. the miner had
Given d Co one of the natives Bill
ingslea had given hls Lugcr pistol TO
the other native 90 show him how
u worked. When the desired spot had
been reached. the murdercrs opened
hro, shooting their victims In the
back.
The natives then returned to camp
Mrs. hiIl!ngslea, who had remained an
camp, asked where the men were.
tne boys with human blood yet hot
on thoir hands, told her that they
would be back IN a short time. She
cooked supper Tor them bot they worr
very nervous and ate very little Dur.
inp tho meal one OF them assed her
where her pist0l was. She said that
she had it ON her They ihon asked
20 see Co. She refused. and In q
short time tLcy left. taking the horses
la camp with them. saying. "the mon
want them"
% viii be wen to say hero that
Mrs. Billingslea Is a lno shot with
pistol and the fact that the murdorors
knew this, probably made them moro
nervous than they would have been
otherwise.
Mrs. Blllingalca remained IN camp
until sunday morning, when she with
some people living nearby tho camp,
started TO nelen. where she was going
10 secure htip 10 search for the miss.
lng men. I'm route they came upon
one OF The boys, and placed him under
arrest AZ belon she tolegraphed rel
atives In Colorado. Tho bodies we're
easily found after an organized searci
was begun
the plucky little woman Is stlll
nt san Juan gathering up the rem
nanta OF their little camp so cruelty
broken up ana Mr. Blillngslea inter.
Viewed lawyers in this city today.
and d is understood that no stone
VIII Dee iefi unturned 20 bring tho
murdcrers 90 answer 70 rthelr most
foul deed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

Afior the reading of the above re-
cnpitulntiuu Of ihc receipts ana de.
hurHements OF thp fair just closed. %
WAS moved and seconded That ont Of
f.e surplus $1,000 lc donated 10
Manager McCanna for his excellent
work and bis economical management
which has again put the Fair aaaoCia-
uun ON the right side 0i the ledger.
The motion did not take well with
the manager ana after stating that
he helrtlly Appreciated nll the good
things said about him Ia this matter
De- nevertheless positively refused 20
accept any donations for his work, and
more principally ON RE account that
~ and other officers when going
around soliciting subscriptions che
talk was made, as an Inducemont Tor
thc subscribers 20 DC more liberal
than In previous years. that none Of
che officers expected any pay whai-
over Tor their services.
The members present pleaded with
The manager 10 accept the 81 600. not
in che nature 0i a salary. but as q
Kilt. but he Insisted on having his
own way, and he finally stated that he
had figured out that FORTY PER
4AaNH ~ NWN MWN NAMN AMNN N' HNNWAMNW
90 the subscribers leaving a balance
~ ti39 aa a nest egg for the next
years fair. or to paying delayed bills
which may yet be out against the
fair.
A motion to pro rata the surplus IN
accordance with the above figures was
nnally adopted. and ioday the force
al the Office of the manager are husily
engaged writing and mailing refund
checks 10 all the paid up subscribers
uf the last territorial fair
Ca motion which was seconded. a
vote Of thanks was tendered presi-
dent Luna, Manager McCnnna and
Secretary ROaonwald for the work
they rendered toward making the
twenty sixth annual fair such a rrand
success. This expression of conf
doncc on the part OF the comrittee
was accepted By the president ln q
few appropriate words
A motion was made and seconded
that the president appoint q commit.
tee al see 90 Zine up officers" for the
noKi annual fair, and to report tholf
conclusions at the annual meeting OF
thc association which viii be- held up-
stairs over Ieigors cafe on the second
Monday In November az O'Clock
b. m.
Just before tho meeting adjourned,
win instructions from the commit.
fee that The surplus be returned on
The basis of 40 per cent 10 all sub.
Hcrlhera. Mr. McCanna exhibited ga
several members most beautiful
hika watch charm. and closer I'M
apoctiun revealed on the reverse side
the name OF the donor q came from
President Luna 10 the managor as an
appreciation OF the iauers services
IN the management OF the fair aud the
Interest he took In helping 10 make
the sheep and Wool Growers conyen.
tiun also a biz success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
bad MEMCANS
ARE DEPORTED
ARIZONA REVoLU1 ioNlsTs IRE
FORCED ACROSS BORDER BY
IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS
RuRALs.

Bruno Ifoylno. Carlos Humhcrt
Learnardu Niliareal. Juan Carols. Ru-
hil Antonio and Joaquin, alleged Mex
lean reyUlujlonists were takOn from
Tucson 90 Noguloa Thursday night
and forced across the border by the
imm'rratiun officials. a force of
Mexican guruis Ia ting arrested
them tlo moment icy crossed The
lne The men were handcuncd to.
rcther and tafon to the Mexican pris-
ou. The priaonors were dcported on
the findings OF The authorities az
Washington that they were alien lm-
migrants. An six were alleged to bee
In the revolutionary plot
20 take an armed force into Mexico
and start an uprising.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
Nearly Six Thousand Dollars Left Over
From Last Fair. After All Bills
and Deficits Are Paid.
FORTY PER CENT TO 60 BACK TO THE SUBSCRIBERS
Nearly Fourteen Thousand Dollars Collected From Sub
sCrpuOns.-P Published List Of Those Who Helped
Along Win Their Money

cent fair and the iacl that the re.
port showed a surplus Do the treasury.
after on the bills OF the Tweniyfourth
and Twoniy-fiiih annual fairs, with
tho bills of the Twcnty.alxth annual,
had been paid. OF t5.0l217 proved g
startling revelation io those present.
ior while all know that economy had
been exercised IN the management
ui thc fair, and that the weather man
with the permission OF the Almighty
Father fixed the elements 90 suit all
interested. no one ever dreamed that
the surplus would be such q large
amount. on, 10 fact, amy surplua what
ever after the payment OF the 1904.
1905 fair deficits amounting 10 So
1899.
Tho manager presented the follow
ing interesting rocapliulatlon of the
1906 fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

Sick headache Is caused by do
rangoment of the stomach and by Co..
digestion. Chamberlalns stomach
and Liver Tablets correct these dis
orders and OBJECT a cure. by taking
these tablets as soon MS the first In.
dication OF the disease appears tho
attack may be wardod on Get free
sample and try them. For sale by an
druggislH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
AlGOOONES NOTES
Special Correspondence.

NNNNtAA AnlANhNHuNNMtNt
Aigodones. n. M.. Oct 6-Firsg
frost Of the season las; night, no dam.
age done as alb crops are now har-
vested. The past season has been
me best in many years.
Politics In this county are not very
lively 20 far There was no primary
held here and this precinct was not
represented IN the county convention
recently held.
Some statehood work should BE-
done as soon as possible Ia order to
make the majority a. large as pos.
Hihlc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
DROWNED WHILE HUNTING ON
SALT LAKES, COLFAN cOtlNT'

Friday afternoon, while hunting on
salt Lake, thirty miles southwest on
itaion, Go0rge Wilson of Glasgow,
ado and Charles Linchcomb 0f Kan.
sas City were drown by tne over
turning Of their boat Although every
enOrt was made 10 rescue the men,
they sank before help could reach
thom Their bodies we're recovered
IN short time and an Inquest was
held at the scene of the accident
10th men we're employed by the Mid.
land Bridge company ~ Kansas City
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
RECEIPTS
Respectfully submitted.
3. y. MecANNA, Manager


p. y. MecANNA, Manager
We the undersigned auditing committee
"a
Albuquerque.
statement
FRANK MCKEE.
w. JOHNSON,
j.. b. HERNDON.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

Two years ago our little girl had
a touch Of pneumonia which left her
With an awful cough. She had spells
81 coughing. just like one with the
whooping cough and some thought
she would not get well az all We
gOi u bottle OF Chamberlain Cough
Remedy which acted like a churm
she stopped coughing ana got stout
and fat writes Mrs ora Rus8ard.
hrubakcr ill This remedy Is for
sale by an druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

u SIS stated hy an officer of Che pas
sengor department. that the passenger
business Of the Santa be for septem-
ber was tho largest Of amy month IN
the history of the road The enor-
nous excursion business thrOugs
September accounts for this new rec.
ord
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
GOV. HAoERMAN HAS GONE
TO San JUAN COUNTY

Governor Hagerman left santa re
saturday morning ON the Denver a
Rio 0rande train. he will o. gone
about a week Ills itinerary viii en-.
brace points In san Juan and Rio
Arriha counties, Hia FIRST stopping
place will be az TERRA Amarillo Tho
sovernor viii therefore not BE- presen,
IN court when the injunction proceed.
ings against the recent apporlionment
OF enc territory will heard on
cause.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
THE RECEIPTS At GROUNDS
Main and 4orss Gates.

The balance OF the receipts come
from horse race entries. 81 200: priv.
lego8 at fair grounds. $3.50. privileges
from carnival ON streets. 8i21 so:
stake races and cattle show $1,000
and f2i2d turned over from last year.
making O. strand tOal OF receipts. s23.
anA.hn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

Pursuant 90 notice ihe executive
committee and advisory board with
che officers. of the late Twenty Sixth
Annual Terrliorlal New Mexico Fair
association met Fast night nd the Of
fiCo OF the manager. =. r. McCannn.
IN the Grant building
There were present solomon Luna,
president; g. T.. Brooks, Geo. Arnot
end y. spiz. vice presidents, u. 8.
Rogpnwald. secretary. 81 W. Flour
nOy. treasurer. a. =. McCanna. mana.
ger, and the following members OF
the executive committee and advla.
Org board Col John borrodaile. Felix
hester. ID. A. Macpherson, Maynard
Ounsul, !. A. Wginman NJ Mandell
and w. r.. McCreight
After the meeting bad been called
so order, the manager read on the re-
colnia and dighura mcntH 90 the re-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
The LTNINENT of our
FOretatherS.

Very little interest Is taken here
Ia the Bernallllo county squabhle. Let
both sides put up their best men for
ONCE and you Will have good county
ohhcers whichever side wins tho day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
THE SUBSCRIPTION LIST

Tho names Of merchants ANA cIu-
Eens generally with outside friends
who made u possible for the twenty
sixth annual fair 90 pas on ms drhclt
and become a big success, with the
AID Of excellent management are
found IN the accompanying interesting
liEt Of figures
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-26
No job too large
No job too small for
The Chieftain's printing plant
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Lamar, Colorac

Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Lamar, Colorado,
December 10, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver, at Lamar, Colorado,
on Tuesday, February 9th, 1906, viz:
Margaret Garrity II. f. No. 52II,
for the S. u N. F. u, Sec II, T. 23
S., R. Al W., 9th P. NJ
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of said land, viz:
w. w. Reynolds, s. N. Garfield, ]. H.
Lyon. M. McCarter, all of Holly,
Colorado.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Register. :.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-26

It has been demonstrated that
land cannot be used year after year
for the growing of sugar beets
without at least . little fertilization.
1t will pay to run in an occasional
crop of something else anyway,
even if it is not necessary. The
tonnage will thereby be increased
1t has occurred to The Chieftain
that a crop Of wheat, followed i'm
mediately upon cutting by field
peas, the latter to be plowed under
in the fall, would be about the best
plan to pursue. Field peas grow
SO prolifically that a full growth
would be had before fall, and we
doubt very much if better fertil-
izer can be had for the same
amount of labor and money.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-26
Subscriptions. SlsO he Yesr.
FRIDAY, JANUARY as. lscs.'
IS THIS coon LOGIC?

The Chieftain has received COM
plants from farmers residing
above us toward Granada that
special sales are not properly ad-
vertised and they do not hear of
them until they are thing of the
past Personal contact with these
country people and wide knowl-
edge of their peculiarities, likes
and dislikes, convinces us that the
reason the farmer sends to mail
order houses for what he wants is
not because it is better or cheaper,
but because he thinks SO. We
know that home merchants can
and do sell as cheaply, quality con-
sidered, as the mail order houses,
but it remains for the country mer-
chant to convince the buyer by
proper newspaper and special cir
cular advertising. Both of these
forms are necessary, the latter will
not substitute entirely for the for
mer.
This town is drawing the atten-
tlon not only Of homeseekers, but
Of merchants looking for a location,
and when they pick up the local
paper and find but one dry goods
and clothing house represented in
the advertising columns, they are
likely to conclude right away that
Holly is in sore need of more
stores or merchants who are pro-
gressive enough to let the public
know they have something to sell.
It is the greatest incentive in the
world to bring other merchants to
Holly, this failure to advertise.
On the other hand if the adver-'
tising space is crowded with live
advertising, stranger seeking
location will at once conclude this
town is well represented in the
mercantile line. This is but
hint to the business men of Holly
of which The Chieftain believes
they will take advantage.
In this connection The Chieftain
would state that its advertising
department is prepared to assist
any advertiser in writing his ads
or to compile them entirely. Years
Of experience in connection with
the advertising departments of the
leading magazines of the east en-
ables us to formulate advertising
campaigns that will bring results.
Spasmodic advertising does not
pay, as a general thing. A mer-
chants regular announcement be-
comes a matter of news and is
sought as such each week. Many
eastern papers sell thousands Of
copies to persons who buy them
solely for a certain class of ads.
Cl TL :, Cl,:oeI,:,, ~ "a e.laJ
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
Land Office at Lamar, Colo,

G{ DeCemDer lOth, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed no
tice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver, at Lamar.
Colorado, on Tuesday. January goth,
1906, viz: Owen r. Cox, H. E. No.
4668, for the E y S w "a and " Y
5 E a, Sec. 4, 7, 22 S., r. AZ w. 9th
P. M.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation .of said land. viz.
". n; Smith, c. R. Marston, w: ].
9SIckslspower, Henry Frederick, all Of
Holly, Colorado.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS.
Register
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-26


A Holton, Kansas, merchant
wrote to the Holton Record, offer
ing the following suggestions to ad
vertisers: Write your advertise
ments as tho you were talking with
customer; just imagine one in
'front.' of you and then go ahead,
and you will find when you get
thru that you have better and
more satisfactory advertisement
before you than if you tried to be
some one else. It takes time to
get up good advertisement SO
don't put it off until the last min
ute. You do better job for your
self by beginning early; then the
printer can give you a more attrac-
tive display if you get your copy to
him early"
There has been suggestion that
the farmers of Amity and Holly
should get together alternately at
EACH place and talk over farm mat
tiers: a kind of experience meeting,
it would be. There are many new
corners here that would be greatly
benefited by these meetings, and
even an old bird can always learn
something new. The Chieftain
commends the suggestion.
The Carnegie Herald Of Okla
homa comes to our Office this week
showing change of management,
FL. w. Milford being in charge. The
Chieftain wishes Bro. Milford un-
limited success in his new loca-
tion.
Lamar News intimates that the
Santa Fe owns the Holly & Swink
railroad. Bro Liggett doesn't get
his news from the proper source.
But then, what's the odds; it's be-
ing built, we all agree.
A correspondent to the Lamar
News says: ''The farmers of Big
Bend demand railroad news or
nothing" The Chieftain gives it
and straight, TO.
,S ---T----.---
Remember that the seeds that
produce good crops at sea level are
not the seeds best adapted to areas
of high altitude.
The Chieftain boosts everything
that is good. Now let's all boost
little.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-26

The Chieftain boosts everything
that is good. Now let's all boost a
little.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-01-26

Remember that the seeds that
produce good crops at sea level are
not the seeds best adapted to areas
of high altitude.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-08-31
"sKIDoo" A SYRIAN INSULT.
New York Sun.

The origin of the word 'Skidoo"
has at last Teen established. The dis
covery was made in the Essex Market
Police Court. It is of Syrian origin,
and if you don't want to get into
trouble don't say ''skidoo' to o
Syrian, because he is apt to take it
seriously. At least, Samuel Solomon,
who was the cause of the discovery,
took it that way.
Solomon is shawl merchant.
Loaded with choice collection of
prayer sbawls and rugs, he invaded
the ghetto. He reached Stanton and
Ridge streets late in the forenoon. He
was hungry and the luscious bananas
on { he cart of Jacob Smith made his
mouth water.
"How much?" said Solomon.
"Cent apiece" replied Smith.
"Too much" replied Solomon.
"Skidoo, replied Smith.
Solomon glared angrily.
Twenty three, /" replied Smith.
Then things began to happen.
Solomon made rush for Smith, and
Smith countered with handful OF
overripe fruit. just as things were
waxing strenuous Policeman Wagner
butted in and hailed both to the Essex
Market Court.
"What is the trouble?" asked
Magistrate Wahle.
He insulted me, chudge," replied
Solomon.
How so?" asked the Court.
He said 'skidoo' to me. /"
That's no insult.
eyes it is. That's Syrian and it
means something very disrespectfnl to
my parents.
"Well, it's English, too,'' said the
court, 'and it means beat it, Now
get out. /"
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-08-31

up by removing himself from the
country and seeking some spot where
be could be his own assessor, tax col
lector, municipal and state admins
traitor and enjoy to the full his views
on the taxation problem.
There are, of course, many who
agree witt. him that the present system
of assessment is not right, that land
should not be taxed for the improve
ments placed upon it. The theories
on taxation are various and unique.
Much sound argument can be ad-
vanced in support of some of them.
Very few. probably, will contend that
existing methods could not be bettered.
But while they exist and are confirm
ed by law they are endured with the
best grace possible.
The idea of making valuable fruit
ranch desert waste would never
suggest itself to wise man, but
"what difference there is between a
wise man and fool.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-08-31
ATHENA, ORE, AUGUST 81, 1906
How easily and with what com

How easily, and with what COM
paratively small outlay, the waste of
our forests by fire may be reduced to a
minimum is shown by a recent bull
letin OF the Forest Service. Prior to
February 1, 1905 the national forest
reserves were left practically to take
care of themselves" and the records
OF destruction were really almost dis
heartening enough to justify the
argument of the enemies of forestry
"If you don't let the lumbermen have
the forests, the fire will get them; SO
why not let them be used for
lumber?" But at that date they
passed under the administration Of the
forest service. Guided by the lessons
of experience, abroad and at home, a
system Of observation and patrol was
established, aided by roads, trails an d
fire lines. The results were seen In the
reduction of the reserve area burned
from 0.66 per cent in 1904 to 0. 16 per
cent in 1905. The area of the re-
serves, in 1904, was only about half
as great as in 1905; but, with nearly
twice as many acres to care for the
per centage burned was reduced in
the latter year by more than three
fourths. Thirty six of the 98 reserves
escaped fire altogether. If the nation
al government can thus succeed, at the
very beginning of Its effort, why can
not state government do the same?
II self interest is not strong enough to
impel the private owners into whose
hands the forests have passed to take
the necessary measures for preventing
fires, and for their prompt extinguish-
ment when they occur, surely state
Intervention is justiiable.