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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
sHsHlFF's SAILS

Notice o. hereby given that by vir-
sue of an execution issued out of the
district court uf the county OF Bornn
lillo. territory uf New Mexico. IN a
certain cause wherein Allonzo 2. Me-
Mlllcn o. plaintiff and Aufolln HoiWiE
and r. ~ HclWir are 0oionGaniR. be-
Ina numbered G6o0 on the docket OF
said cnur ! have levied upoa and
Wii sell M public auction 20 tho high
eat and best bidder tor cnnh, the zeal
estate attached in said cause on the
ihiriccnih day OF July. 1904. which
said real estate o. Situated On tho
county oi uCrnalillo. territory uf New
Mokico. and described a. follows. to-
wit.
A piece ol land situated IN Ranches
Dc Albuquerque prclHct No i. meas.
uring and bounded as follower Ninety.
i've (a5l sarna wldo FROM north stO
south and In lnRlh from the accanln
of Chamlhni 90 the foot Of the slndin
mountains. and bounded on the
north by land OF Ponclano Barnla.
on the south hy land OF Quad
nlunp Gutierrez. on the west hy the
said hCo0uin DEL Chamisnl and on lho
east by the said sandia mountain.
H|HHH'# N|NH NHNNN NNHA"" va NHN. N"NNM w
Ing Inherited from Juan r.. uafola
(doceaEed) b the PARTY of the second
part and nine 90 vnua heing pur-
chased from the parties OF tho first
part.
Which said real estate was con.
veycd 90 the said Aurcila Helwlg by
Ahundla q. Dc Blodaoe and w. H..
blodsoe hor husband. BY warranty
deed, recorded IN volume %. page iSs
.of The record of deeds OF said county.
Said sale viii take place az the
front door Of the county court house
LOO the county Of Bcrnalllio on the 3rd
day of December. 1906, and Il made
10 satisfy o Judgment for tho sum o.
thvc hundred and ten dollars dam
ages and % so costs OF suit, with Tn
torest from the Isl day Of April. 1905.
az the rate of ak per cent per nnnum.
amounting 90 the date Of sale 10 tho
sum Of g9fG.Ri.
pERFECTo ARMIJO.
Sheriff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
FRAUp mn FRISCO

Here b one of the accusations which the San FFAn
eaco Chronlcle-Of whose simon pure repulii, auiam
there d no possibility Of doutthrugs against Abe Rum
me San Francisco boss q says
zone OF the things which has convinced cvery body
d the RINK corruption OF city government a. Ruef
gross violation of the election laws In appointing none
but hts own creatures che election comnisaion ana,
80 Gar as could be managed the precinct election
boards The law on this subject explicit each party
Is entitled 10 represented an these bodies uy rep
resonntives who in good faith beong 90 those parties
ana win faithfully guard t"eir interests The umg-hon
orea custom Is 10 make these appointments upon the
recommendation of the governing bodies of tbe oineeni
parties From the hrst Ruef has ignored that ie. 90
bis dummies, assumed 90 De the Judge % men r.
politics and under che guao oi republicans. democrats
OF unlon labor men, has appointed bis saielas WIZ
were really Ruef men and nothing else. That Us OF
itself prlma faco evidence Of intended fIaudmos 90
us think % conclusive evidence"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Auditor a. W. Hoyt. of tho santa
~, came in last night from I.as
VCRas.
The shipment of urannoe from
Mexico lately has considerably ID.
creased
p ~ Ball. OF the Santa We civH an.
cheering department. came Ina yerlor.
day irom Winalos
Tine union Pacific has placed orders
90 build ton additional motor cars IN
ita Omaha shops.
Tho railroads running int Chicngo
orc again figuring On reducing Tho
time botNoot that city and New York
Robeu % Smith has been appointed
commercial agent Of the Chlcaro.
Rock Island a Pacific az little Rock
Ark. iu plnco ~ r. w. Polk. resigned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
ORDERS FOR OUR
NATIONAL GUARD
DESIGNATIONS ACCEPTED AND
PROMOTIONS MADE ~ the
ADjuTAhT GENERAL.
General Orders No. 23,
Territory of New MgKlco.
Adiuinui Generals 0mcg.
.H... 49, NJ A.

General Orders 80. 20.
Territory 0f NcW M01lco.
Adiuinni Generals Office,
Santa &c. N az.
Tho resignation of D. A.. Pearson as
captain First infantry rs accepted. 10
daiu October I. 1905
The resignation oi a. "a Har as
nplnin first infantry Dr. accepted 90
date October !. 1900.
The following appointment D. an.
nonnced for fbo information of ail con.
Crrnoti
90 be- coluuc' nnd aidedccmup on
the STAT of iho governor, a.. O. aus.
iu of las Vogta lo date Angus. ",
1906
Tao f0llnwlns prumotlons are an
nauncod for che Information of nN
concerned
no he colonel and surgeon general
Captain J A. Masalc, medicai depart
mcni 90 date AnaRg' 49, ie0e vice
Upton. resigned
20 hc captain aud assistant Hir
aran. FIRST Lieutenant b a Milhkeu
medical department tO date October
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
LET THEM CONTEST

The republicans have learned from long experience
WITH he deuecras a. this territory that the only man
which The latter able to relieve sheg feelings
after defeat crs thief' aud institute election con
tests
The democrats again tho front with al sorts
81 charges. by an means ol them contest tins election
they win n the Investigation thorough b win add
uat 90 MT. Iarrazol0s but "a 81. Andrews votes we
do nol believe the republicans stole precincts in Tor
vance, Rio Arriba or any other county
The republican campaign clean, open and honest
Fhl republican leaders did mot send secret innam-
naiory literature inat before the election hesoy appeal
Tag 20 prejudice making bitter personal assault
ugan the character She opposition for delegate and
weaving tissue OF false statements about him. The
democrats sent out such statements in letters
to thousands Of voters AN through che campaign the
democratic leaders appealed 90 prejudice and relied %
She efficacy OF personal donuncataon Of the republican
candidate their candidate had boon beaten the ropuh
Ncans would have et $40 that bat that be has
hen elected they do propose 10 accept with meekneEa
another series st ns.amen's Of yuperation abuae
lsaily optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
THE INDIANS COMPLETED
THEMSELVES All RIGHT

sunorin lndont Clinton b. Crandall.
of the United States Indian training
school Santa Pc returned nj the early
hour oi o'clock yesterday morning
from the southwest, says the New
Mexican. ne boarded the Santa Ne
train at Bornpllllo which proved 90 be-
only ok hours late ar. Crandaii csmo
From tho Jvmaz pueblo whore he was
On iho twelfth instant Watching the
conduct OF The Indians al their annual
Toast aad whore be Inspected the two
day schools at JOmoE and Nla. The
scsin was the most orderly and peace.
ful ever conducted horo ana NJ b0ig
ferrous or dla1rtr-' fr~
A good many Ealii,I ts'1 yfmrl
and they behaved ham13TOs wtli
Pueblo Indians from ths nt,r1 ,oring
puehlos were tdere On great 1aWbgia
The two day schools were found n
satisfactory condition Hnd DOING good
work MY Cgandail is we'll pleased
wlth tbc condition OF ahairs in Iomcl
and Zla
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
AN oLo MINER
DRAGGED 70 DEATH

According to q report which reach
I'd Blsbee. Arla. Michael j. Hanloy.
ono OF tho best kaOwn uld llmors of
that section. met with hia death al
the Glance property, twelve miles out
of hisbce. being thrown down and
draRgod by fright maddened horses
ior seycral hundred feet hofnro Tho
animals could DIV stopped Tho roDort
stated That the old man lived about
two hours after no accident occurred
bat never resaiucd consclOusnoss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

OF thc tcacherh hfc are npn-thn superintendent
and ionr principals; thryhye women-onc principal
and thry.four teachers. OF che 1898 pupils qec we're
hoys and $50 were girls There were bHf poIorcd
children enrolled while tho enrolment OF the children
ol native people reached 500 IA this connection The
Czon would add that the Mexican children attend do
nominntioua schools III larger percenago than 90 one
ether American children Of the city.
The Manual Is Illustrated with curs Of The ave public
choo buildings. OF the athletes Of tho graduating class
aEd Of She chemical laboratory. The Manual Is n credit
% superintendent Clark AND The school board and Wil
prove Sine adseftsemont for Albuquerque Nherele
may go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

A correspondent writing from ala.
moEord0 says The change OF paa.
sonsOr and freight division on The ~
pnHo a Southwestern from Alamo
s0fd0 io CarriEozO took place Monday
night There "a d great deal oi spec
ulaiifU comment on his move of the
Southwestern ag the wnior question
has ever boon a very important uucH.
fiun IN this section AlamOEordo has
nil tho water needed for any purpose
and win always have plenty ol water.
So other place GA thD Southwestern
line North of El pasO has me amount
ST water this place has. hence the
comment on this change of the divi.
sion from here 20 CarrlRozo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
ALBuouFRQuE SCHOOLS

The Manual and Course Of Study OF the Albuquerque
si1 schools been received By The Citizen. Albu.
nuerque Is proud OF her public schools this Manual
of 10 pages SHOWS che pride be abundantiy justified
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
I'm n. Rns ThIhanll. dalendanl
John vENABLE.

W.T." " "ITTT NTTTT-
Hickey q Moore. attorneys for plain.
IN Posiefico address. Albuquerque.
New Mexico.
First publication Nov no. 1906
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

ffi us ig an ulens hage che constitutional censen
lioh The Delegates have been elected by she people.
ihoy pol qualified Cor hc position. and nHumrabc
benehia sill nccruo 20 the terri y from thoir abors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

Cheapest accident insurance ur
Thomas Eclectric Oil Stops the
pain ana heals thc wound an drug.
riFis apli co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
NOTICE OF SUIT
~ (t6f


In che District Court. County OF Der.
naiillo Territory of New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

The morning paper continues 90 throw out lts usnn.
aiinns slurs and accusations against Territorial Chair
man o. nuFaum whom It attempts To- hold responsible
Cor thc falling on the majority of Delegate AM
drewH AS the morning paper, soon nnlesnie an
drows was ronominaod Yici0nsly expressed s desire
for hts defeat aud heran iia attack upon ha.
which attack ~ kept up during che campasn both opcni
and secretly. and tho morning papors party man
ayers made ibe campaign most yiainous personal as
snut on DoouHto Andrews, d. certainly now seems
strange ihai DE pbad organ should attcmp io lay
the glory OF is treachor upon inc shoulders Mr.
nursum whose only fault Ia ihe campaign was that ~
me party genoiallya TOO great confidence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

Ihe Importation OF De Iron into the country from
Nfeat britain o. matter Cor supreme surprise Nov
McEloo tas vast and yrgn deposits of IRON way should
W. qhs unuialed national demand their develop
,aenf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17


naiillo. Territory of New Mexico
Francis } Thihauii. piaintiH.
va
Edna N Ros Thihaut. defondant.
yho said defendant Edna A. Ross
Ihihau'L o. hereby notified that a
fui has been commenced against her
by the said plaintiff. F'rancia J. Tit
hault in the Aforesaid court. wherein
said plalniia seeks an absolute divorce
from the said defCnceui, nnd such
other relief as may be- equitable. on
iho grouud of abandonment OF plain.
tn by defendant. and that unless said
defendant enters her appearance I'M
said cause on Or before the goth day
of December. 1900. judgment will be-
rendered ,u said cause against her by
default
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

1hc chief democrat organ of the territory says that
s1aues Of fraud end corruption m the recent election
have been made openly hy thp democratic territorial
nanagers This 81 chan thoy did during ihe cam
palsn when in "a MANNER that would De- a disgrace 20
nuFR oi the New lorh slums they went about ln tho
anfk % stab Delegate Andrews ln she back
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

New Mexican. la Bernallilo county they re
ducton ct paid Tor the support o the territorial
government Now the question arises how long and
how strong will they Kick should attempt ho made
% reduce uher appropriation ior fho maintenance ana
operation OF tho University Of New Meyco situated in
nc Duke City9
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

e.Hso the morning paper makes one ol ite usual
nIs opposes thp meeting OF tho constitutional
convention 20 Santa Fe why. then woro delegates
tectpdf Every one know before tho ocgion, ne well
since thai Arizona wuCld defeat nlnture The Citizen
thoroughly agrees with tho New Mexlcan and as "a
feemed al republican papers agreed before the election
What tho best fhug ior Ncw Mexico 40 after the
it ol 0lnure s tu hold bier convention prepare her
utIon. have apprc icd y mo legislature ana then
Wh concrCss ln our continued fight for statehood
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

Tho democrats arc than willing 90 TEN ihe
pahicaus 90 the territory what duties demanded
the republican party az thc present time When truth
snd rishi accepts diontion from faischood and
eong be- republicans mas listen 90 these emmstarles
f.. rr nhtouusnoss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

Daily Opic rhc democrats are doing a oi of tails
about cUntcsiiug the election u s % he hoped thoS
viii However there a very little chance 81 their doing
ae rhoy know chat che smaller ihc amount ol Hight
cast upon tnolr campagi methods the betcr win ne
ior them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17

"For tho FIRST time In twelve ypars. SAYS iho So.
corrn Chioualn he republicans appear tho present
writing io have made q clean sweep iu sOc0nu county
Set eocOro county g ihc houie county 0i Territorial
Chairman buuum. OF 8ocorro city he 81 che mayor
@ 70 not then strange that DIE chalrmapFip ga not
Spain has appropriated SOME tloO00O00 thoro
ahouia 10 throw away navy Bul thc other hand
spaIn mnise of public instruction has announced that
fho country VIII provide fao'f with tO0n moro schools
Can anyone doubt that iho fl0eo0OOO would do moro
eood 10 fhut ans oihef country n Increasing tht
schools uihor han being sunk in nagye
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
PROVE IT BY STOMACH PUMP

LOWELL, Mass, Nov. 1O.--A stom-
ach pump was used upon Mrs. Mary
A. Mcbride in the police station this
morning and on the result as reported
by three physicians will rest her case
in the police court on a charge of
drunkenness.
Mrs. Mcbride is prepossessing
young woman. She attained consid-
erable notoriety at the investigation
early this year by appearing as wit
ness for the Law--an Order league
against liquor dealers of Lowell. She
demanded at the time that her testi-
mony be given in secret session of the
mayor. commissioners, lawyers and
stenographers. 1t was granted She
also appeared as a witness In the grand
jury session on the manner in which
the liquor business was managed in
Lowell.
Early this morning, when arrested
on the charge of drunkenness Mrs.
Mcbride insisted that she was not
drunk, and her lawyer, Daniel ]. Dona-
hue, was called to the police station.
The stomach pump test was then de-
cided upon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11

to people not of the postage stamp
collecting cult; yet an American col
lector. offers that sum Co. copy Of
the Annapolis (Md) postmaster stamp
on the original envelope similar to the
one in the collection of the earl of
Crawford, which is said to be the only
specimen of its kind in the world, and
Is looked upon by many as the greatest
rarity known to philately.
This would make the Annapolis stamp
the highest priced in the world. Next
to it in point Of value is a specimen
of the two-penny Mauritius stamp,
for which the German postal museum
is said to have paid $9,022. After this
ranks the one-penny Mauritius stamp,
for which the prince of Wales not
long ago paid $1,000.
This highly valued bit of paper shows
in one corner a circular black stamp,
in the center of which is an eagle with
expanded wings. One of it's talons
craps a branch, while the other holds
three arrows. In the beak is held
sprig of olive palm.
At the top of the stamp is the in
scription "Postoffice,"' and at the bot
tom Annapolis" To the left of the
stamp is a large figure FIVE underneath
being Paid" The color is red on
white, and the stamp was issued by
Postmaster Martin T. Revell in 1S46.
w. A. Castle of Philadelphia formerly
owned the only known specimen.
There is no series of postage stamps
held in higher esteem by the collectors
than the postmaster stamps, which in
clude between ten and fifteen general
types. They were the forerunners of
tn regular United States stamps.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
STOPS CAR FOR CHEW; WRECK

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 10--A chew
of tobacco was the cause of rear end
collision between two cars in Allie
gheny this morning. A city bound car
was approaching bridge while an
other car was going toward Allegheny.
The motorman of the former car stop
ped the latter car and begged a chew
of tobacco. AS the plug was passed
over another car crashed into the rear
of the first Passengers on both cars
were badly shaken up. The excuse of
fered by the motorman was that he
was unable to run his car unless pro-
vided with chew.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11

purposes can be secured from $100 per
lot upward. The city boasts of one
stone bank building, goodly number
of residences and several business es-
Establishments. Water is piped to every
improved lot, the charges for same per
month being very reasonable. The
town has a weekly newspaper and
the home office of the Tonopah- Gold
field Trust company is located at Gold
Center.
Unless all signs fail the history of
Southern Nevada towns should be en-
tirely reversed. Gold Center is one of
the coming camps in Nevada's world
famous mineral belt
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
NEW COLD CENTER
IS At THE FRONT
CAMP DIVISION POINT FOR ALL
RAILROADS
Great Activity in Mining Properties
and Real Estate - Superior
Natural Advantages Of
Gold Center

There is no longer question as to the
stability of the quartz lodges of the
Bullfrog district The mining opera
tions during the past two years and
the enormous amount Of development
done by the numerous mines have set
tied that question beyond doubt. The
lodges are large and true fissure veins
with depth are increased both in size
and value until today some of the
older mines in the camp have opened
up very large bodies of high-grade
milling ore.
This matter has been thoroughly set
tied and the question at the present
is what kind of mills or reduction
works shall be adopted for the purpose
of extracting the gold from the ore.
1t is now known that nearly every
class of ore found can be treated with
the ordinary stamp mills, concentrating
and cyaniding, at a minimum cost
Many interested in building mills are
now looking over the district for the
purpose of deciding the most advan-
tageous place to build these mills.
Water and fuel are of great Importance
In the location Of the mill and the
cost Of delivery Of the ore to the mill
seriously enters into the question.
Planning for New Mills
Now several parties who are about
to erect mills and who have taken this
matter up seriously have decided that
the better place for the most economi-
cal reduction of the ores is at Gold Cen
ter. There are several good reasons
for reaching this conclusion, which are
that the Las Vegas q Tonopah railroad
is now built and operating into Gold
Center The Bullfrog- -Goldfield rail-
road is now building south from Gold
field and will be completed into Gold
Center before Christmas. The Tonopah
& Tidewater railroad. building north
from Ludlow on the Santa Fe, will be
completed into Gold Center by March
OF next year. These roads will be in
competition for hauling fuel to the mills
and reduction works.
The next question of Importance is
water, which is to be had from the
Amargosa river within few hundred
feet of the location Of the mills and
reduction works, the only expense be-
ing the cost of very short pipe line
On either side of Gold Center elevated
above the town are gold mines so sit
uated that the ores from every mine Of
the district may be hauled to the mills
and reduction works on a down grade,
which will enable the team to haul full
loads. drawing the empty wagons back
TO the mines This win permit the
mines of the district 10 mine and mill
their ore at far less cost than those
mills located In other parts Of the dis
trict.
Values Of Town Lots
These features make Gold Center a
place of great future Importance. IL
Is on level ground, which makes ii
very desirable for building purposes.
The wagon roads from the Panament
district, Leecamp. from the Funeral
range, Greenwater and Goldheld all
lead directly into Gold Center.
Gold Center has been plated and
town lots for business and residence
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
Los Angeles Miner Is Out

The first number of the Los Angeles
Miner has made its appearance, publi-
cation office 41S Citizens Bank build
ing. The editor and proprietor is ]. M.
Reuck, the we'll known newspaper man
of Los Angeles and San Francisco. The
Miner is q seven column eight-page
weekly, filed to the chases with a
wealth of live mining news covering
the entire producing and prospecting
sections of the west Printed on an eX-
ira fine quality of paper, illustrated
profusely with portraits of capitalists
and miners of prominence, and making
splendid showing in the advertising
columns, the Miner will prove a well
come visitor to all subscribers in all
parts of the country. Mr.. Reuck Is to
be complimented on the beauty and
value of the Miner.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
SAVED FROM A TRIAL
BY WlFE'S EEOPEMENT
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NORRISTOWN, Pa, Nov. 1O.-Be-
cause John Williams had eloped with
his wife, William Johnson of Pottstown
was not prosecuted in court here on
the charge of assault and battery.
Several weeks ago Johnson thrashed
Williams because he paid too much at
tention to Mrs. Johnson. Then Will
liams had Johnson arrested. He could
not furnish bail and was sent to jail to
await trial.
When Johnson's case was called in
court today it was stated that during
his Imprisonment Mrs. Johnson and
Williams had left town together. The
court promptly discharged Johnson.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
seaside home town, with a natural har-

seaside home town, with natural har-
bor at it's very doors.
The special business edition is print
ed on heavy cream paper, and is filled
to the brim with interesting historical
and business articles that are intended
to set forth, as they do, the many ad-
vGntages of the popular coast city.
The lithograph cover page represents
the harbor canals, lined with new fac
tories. with muscular artisan at
ease leaning against a new industrial
building, and his left hand resting
upon a huge sledgehammer. Below is
shown the famous double deck pleas
ure pier and the new midway on the
beach. On every page is given a COL
lection of the many beautiful scenes in
and around Long Beach, together with
views of scores the splendid business
blocks recently erected and occupied by
prosperout merchants.
The Telegram has set the pace for en-
terprise and deserves full measure of
unstinted praise.