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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
JUSTICE no NEW MEXICO

The Nogaloa Oasis Col Alien r. Baird editor says,
From the very latest t ~ apparent that la
an The property enumerated New Mexico exceeds Au-
by a very large percentage In farm lands and
buildings the excess s nearly "a per vent IN the
ber Of farms Il 81 l2 per cent IN live stock farms
and ranges @ is l06 pcr cent greater Taking tho two
Items together dive stock and farmsY and the yalun-
lions shown give Now Mexico an excess OF nearly so
an under state government thoro viii be basis
iof assessment The state board OF equalization VIII
regulate it and either tho basis for Che entire state viii
have Ca up 90 the Arizona basis down 90 the
New Mexico basis That viii be- one Of The fret duiios
The state board Of equalization win have 90 per
form, and very likely % will be a duty pat upon u by
constitutional mandate. lake on constitutions. Che now
fundamental law viii provide that taxation shall be-
equal and uniform. and O. viii put upon the board OF
equalization % creates the power and duty 20 adjust val
uatlons In the various counties they viii Do equal n
all Should t bo raised 90 the Arizona basis then the
total assessment Ia the New Mexico end OF the new
viii exceed that u the Arizona end and The iax
nie win decrcnao that iho total rate will be- losg
than o. is 10 Arizona should the New Mexico basis
adopted the total taxable valuation Of similar prop
critics On Arizona would decrease but thoy would con-
tuuo TO bear the relations 90 New Mexico yalua-
lions as shown by tho returns. aud jhe burden
OF taxation would be greater here than there AMI
hore might be one advantage In adoption of the New
Mexico basis u would bring The assessed values Of
al properties In this end Of the state the
assessed valuations Of the great mines railways
That might be a great advantage 10 the ordinary tax
payer: and ihia idea that haP %
one before now
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
CONGRATULATIONS In ORpER

The Citizen congfatulntos the republican party. not
only Hornao county but of thl entire territory OF
Sow Mexico upon Che excellent work done az the conn
fg convention last night The attendance large, The
orlor perfect che interest srca the PROCEEDINGS rogu
af opon. while the ticket selected Be- one OF which
she entire party may Justly De proud Without doubt or
denial ~ Of The strongest and ceaneai over offered
the voters oi hernuino county.
The Cuzcn raises the ticket 20 its masthead, not
only because e the only republican ticket IN the field,
bui because thc paper endorse those oi whom the
ticket o. composed consovativoy chosen from among
the ranks ot and sianch republicans of The county
The men able TO stand upon their records. They
are we'll known ia the community where they have lived
for years. whore personally they stand as high o.
the highest
The Citiacn is especially pleased that the character
Of the republican candidates renders clean campaign
possible and tho best OF lta ability this shall
labor to make this possibility actually The people
themselves are capable Of contracting the republican
candidates with those the Armio- Romero democrat
Ticket and that they viii do 30 and vote accordingly.
goes without saying.
Both before the convention and already since. the
morning democrat organ OF this city IN its oors 20 dis
pt the republican party for benefit Of the democracy
charged and doubt will continue 70 charge that
the republican candidates tools. creatures,
puppets Of r. A. Hubbol. But such claim can fool
no one The men who compose tho republican ticket
are mon In every sense 81 lhv having mater
lal interests the county and city TO whom ma
ture has given the ability think for themselves and
who have done 40 and viii continue 20 do 90 who
hever have and will bow the trucking knee 70 any
man alive. who true 90 their principles aud to
their party who may be relied 10 look after the
best interests Of Bernaio county and Albuquerque city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
FOR ELASTIC CURRENCY

Henry Clows the noted Now York banker. devoted
bis financial review for last week 10 demand for cur.
rency elasticity. The following is sample Of bis
articles
American monetary markets are the most orratic IN
the world. In Europe and In Canada, where aya-
TENS of varying elasticity exist. rates usually average
between and per cent very rarely going more than
one or two points outside Of these figures What would
london Paris Berlin think Of rates ranging from 10
20 1876 PER cent such have been paid here not in
panic bat IN prosperity No civilized country In Che
world maintains system ii-suited 10 its wan nf
the United states That far astorn in ttls ts
Hpec reflection upon our national intelga
Even Canada which works under conditions oloses co.
aemblng own. is far In advance OF us In this re-
spect Across the border the same 10 and fro move
ment for oropmoying purposes takes place ov'
ery autumn az here But who ever hears Of such
spasms strngeney IN Canada on this side OF
tho border The Canadian banks issue currency 20 the
par OF their capital needed. When interest rates adj
vance the supply OF currency increases when Interest
rates decline. contraction takes place smoothly and
naturally. by means OF proper Fedemr,iyo facilities.
Thus the equilibrium IL automatically maintained This
system has worked satisfactorily and without friction
for over thirty years dollar having been lost on
any Canadian bank note during that period
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
W. B. CHILDERS

Albuquerque 10 the iargea. aud weathioat city 10
New Mexico Bofnalilo Is the smallest hut woalthieat
county In New Mexico Both city and county always
have mad. and now have more than ever many and
large interests be looked after IN the territorial lega
iature. The republican party very happy. there
fore the selection of It's candidates last evening Tor
both houses OF the territorial Legislature.
W A. Chlders Is recognized throughout Now Mex
leo where ~ has lived for many years, OF he
bFanleS Of whom tho territory boast while as
lawyer his talent and Attachments second TO none.
For number OF years he has been republican. his
accession the party having been welcomed by every
member IA H. 20 when the party was OF more worth
than his own personal ambitions, That Mr. Childers
hade Goodbye 10 the democracy when in the full vgor
his manhood certainly 20 his credit and that he
power Ia the republican party since his
adhesion IL fact which admits OF no denial.
In his hands member Of the territorial council,
the of Albuquerque OF Bornalllo county and
indeed OF New Mexico at large Will certainly be we'll
placed Ho Is a OF ahairs well versed In che needs
o this section OF tho territory IN particular IN th1o
of the territory In general and hs legal knowledge and
training will be Of inestlmabe advantage az this time
when New Mexico may be upon he very verge Of state
hood
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
CONDENSED HONESTY

Il has been said Of the days when churches paid
more attention dogma than religion and when hot
erodoxy was the crime OF crimes that horotc was
more worthy of death than murderer-oi those good
old days has been said that orthodoxy meant my doxy
and hoorodoxy meant your doxy you happened go DIFF
Ter from me Ia opinion
The morning paper is a relic come down 20 as from
those days OF hatred strife aud aolfconcot The writer's
that paper fully OF the idea that they
are the people aud that wisdom win die with hcm.
Even che kids. the two nromoa. assume 90 Themselves
and To their abeors the exclusive possession of yue,
knowledge doconcy and truth We are the people We
are the republican party, alone are republicans, we
alone desire good government alone decent clt
alone are working for the good Of the COM
munlty and the rest OF you corrupt time serving
bossridden enemies of the peace ana happiness OF The
city and county and yet those who are the loudost IN
IN se absurd claims for themselves and vile aaporslona
OF others have material interest In the community
other than what they carry under their hats DO they
Imagine that the people be fooled by their absurd
claims?
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
NOTICE OF SUIT

In the District Court OF the Second Dbl
diCiai Disirict ana Territory OF New
MEXICO within and for the COUNTY
of pornallllo.
Michael A. Ross, Plaintiff, vs.. Ci9rt
a Carr, Eugene A. Carr and ~
Mountain Lumber aud rradinI
Company Defendants No. 7iSa
To Eugene A. Carr.
You are hereby notified that an ac
tion has beer commenced against YOU
in ne District Court Tor tho Second
Judicial District OF the Territory 81
Now Mexico, within and for the
County OF Bernalillo. that your prop
.crty has been ats snd
TLo names of thO parties 10 tie ac
ton ere Michael A. Ross. piaintii, and
CLARK ~. Carr, Eugene A. Carr and
Lup. Mountain Lumber and Tradina
company, defendants.
The Court IA which cald action 81
pending % the District Court OF thu
Second Judicial District OF the Terri
tory of New Mexico within and fot
The County OF Befnallllo.
TIE statement of the general oh
ioctt of the action Is 90 recover Ger
tar fees and commissions due thu
said plaintiff ON account OF salo OF
certain lRnde belonging 20 the said
defendants By him aud for work enc
services performed By said pla All
for and on account OF said defendants
The sum claimed on account OF said
commissions. work nnd services Is tht
sum of six thousand seven hundred
ATTY (f675000l dollars.
The name OF the attorney for the
pialntln aud hls postonico address is
o. n Marion. Albuquerque New Mex
lco. w y Chllders, Albuquerque. New
Mexico.
You are further notified that youi
property has been attached and tina,
unless you enter your appearance hi
said cause on or before Saturday. the
ilil' Of November A. ID. 1905. ludg
mont will be- rendered In said cnusl
igaiust you by default and your pron
eriy sold 20 satisfy said Judgment
w. p. DAME
Clerk 81 che District Court OF tho Sec
ond Judicial District OF tho q -ri
tory of New Mexico. within and h,
the County OF BcrnallllO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
GFORGR z. ALBNGHT

The Citizen yesterday invited little comparison be-
tween the three candidates Of the republican party for
the Legislature and their opponents upon the Armlio-
Romero-demoorat ticket This work OF comparison may
be- carried further
Every one knows that George r. Albright has made
for Bornao county Of whom fault could
be found. 10 whom objection could be
made Ne has gven his time 90 his du'
ties Tie has made che duties Of his office the SUBJ
ioc OF long careful and intelligent study He has been
aborous and impartial doing his duty By all and hay
Ing neither friends 20 reward nor enemies TO punish.
Under his efficient administration Of his Office Bc-na-
mo county has taken her true position the richest
county In New Mexico.
Docs such a public official deserve TO bo turned
down by the community he has faithfully served and
.ho time when HIS acquired familiarity with the Of
Gee and with the property OF the county
and city has placed him In position 10
be even more valuable than heretofore? The
morning mouthpece Of the outs who want 20 got In
has already said that the better the candidate
the republican ticket the larger should be- his defeat
and doubt viii say that the better official any
republican has proven himself 90 be the greater che
reason for turning him out 20 make place for another
whose qualifications for the position noXperenco
ami a never satisfied desire for office However the
people and the morning woud-bo party buraer VIII
decide the case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
MARKET LETTER
Special Correspondence.

special Correspondence.
Kansas City. Mo-. oct. s.-Recolpts
we're lighter last week than they have
been running, $4,000 head. including
10000 calves. Offerings from the
Panhandle and New Mexico were mn.
merOus, but Colorado and other west.
orn states we're lightly represented.
The market was stronger an week.
statesmen securing advances OF 10 90
20 ccnia on about everything The
supply tOSns Ia liberal at $1,000 head.
including 5000 calves, and the cattle
on exhibition at the American Royal
Show are also embraced in this total.
The market averages steady today
1to, kor6 and feeders stronger. cows
and helforH shade easier. Colorado
killing steers are selling ut eda0 10
$500 nothing here 90 FULLY test the
market, cows no $500 20 $3.50, stock.
crs $500 Go Sass. New Mexico stock.
urs 1915 90 $40. a string Of Arizona
killing steers az s3.3b and a3.2b. a
shipment OF Nevada cows &C $3.50 10
f8.i6, Panhandle COWS e235 TO $500,
stookera t2.90 10 1915. feeders $500
TO $3.50, bulls and Gamers fi.75 90
$3.50. killing steers 1896 10 t3.76
Prospects favor heavy run this week
and steady market. Cattle from
Kansas and oklahoma are short this
fall, as large number are going direct.
~ into feed lots
Sheen supply Is heavy, $4,000 last
week, 1900 here today market nrm
all last week. steady 20 10 lower today.
A number OF shipments OF lambs sold
at 500 today. which O. Top price.
vethera up 90 f5.25. yonrllngs $500.
Bulk o. the run today g. Utah and
other western feeders. buyers numor-
Gus. prices % little lower than they
have been running. feeding lambs
1915 10 eG25. wothcrs vearllngs and
breeding ewes nc sfG0 20 $3.50. Tho
movement from the west appears %
be about q month later than usual this
fall the supply during September be-
ing short. and rur $50 FAR In October
above the normal for the season. lndi.
cations favor continued heavy market.
Ing for some weeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
PUEBLO INDIANS KIDNAPPED
AMn TNMWM ~ naI


During the month OF April, OF thia
year. Conoy Island promoter By thd
the name OF Morris Tobin. was IN this
city and secured about hftcon Indians
mostly from the San IldefOnso pueblo
who were Induced by him ia go I'd
Conoy Island 20 engage IN dancing
and other weird dolnga for the delecta
iion ~ the multltudea that visit thad
celoh "a resort daily, says the New
Mexican Az that timo those midland
were Informed By the Indian one
that they went 10 Coney Island n
their own responsibility and n thoy.
wore aftcrwurd taken Ia by the Bow
cry or other New York donlzons thaq
they would have 20 walk homo 10 sarI
lldeiOnao. The Indian Office woul,
not furnish them transportation, would
give them no ratlGnH and no clothing
% now appears that ave or six I'd
tbcao Indians, all young mon, and
cutie handsome for Indians. viii NOD
walk home. Report has reached her,
that they were kidnapped and taken tql
Paris. France. The kidnapping buaines
may not have been serious as Il ID,
thought ihCy were rather willing cap
uyes. and nov the danes OF the gaN
French capital will have n chance al
nirt with San lldefOnso Indians. Theii.
Conoy Island experience will probably
come IN handy on the gay Paris boulo
wards; tncy viii learn t0 smoke cigar
cites drink nbsinthe aud Airt in IND
most approved French fashion,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
STOCK SALES

Special CORE uondcuce.
Kansas City. oct o. Representa-
1.-Two sales OF Panhandle, New Mexico
and Arizona cattle here this week
A. w. Young Higgins. Tex --st
stockors, $50 lbs. s3S5 ii cows
$50 u.s.. $3.50
O. Young. Higgias. Texas-gb stock
ers. bg7 lbs. 1885, ~ COWS. Dos lbs.
g2G5
V. y Roberts, Higgins. Texas-8G
stOckers, asi lbs, $50. 80 stOckors
and helfcrs. 70S lbs, $500
l.. Light, Higgins. Toxas-ii0 stock.
ers, b3i lbs. S3.65; bull. 1890 lbs,
d. n. Arnett. Boylna. Toxas-30
cows zoe lbs. S2.S5; AZ calves, i6i
lbs. 1915: 20 calves. 210 lbs, $685..
]. NJ. Turner. stratford, Texas Ia
COWS. 500 lbs, $3.50; % calves. 269
los. 1910.
%. Honsloy. sratfocd. Texas 90
COWS, Sl2 lba, sa.s5; 20 cows. 72i
lhH., sass
Henry Frass. higgins. Texas-7i
COWS, sac lbs. S2.s5, A COWS. 772 lbs.
$40; 80 calves, 3ii lbs. $3.50.
G. Brooks. Wayaide, Texas-i15
cows 1913 lhs., $3.50. 90 heifers, 637
lbs. $3.50
Aiuch \ r.. Claude. Texas 20
cows 8i7 lhs., sass
T. n Gray Canyon City. Texas %
cows 7al lbs, sass % calves. 237
lbs. $3.50.
Solar a popham. Amarillo ToKas--
rs COWS, stf Tbs, s265
shannon a Merar Snyder, TexEs--
so steers. SIS lhs.. $500
~ y. Gray Running Water. Texas
SO steers. isG lbs. $50
j. l.. Harrison. Panhandle. TeXas-
90 calves, COS lbs. $3.50.
D. a, Patterson. Panhandle. Texas
Ia Htookers and feeders. $50 lbs.
$3.50; "a calves. 900 lbs, $3.50.
Pitts Cattle Co. seligman, AriE.--
i22 steers. 9i7 lbs. g3.35: iiO steers
.9ii lbsa $685.; 200 steers. sos lbs
$50.
Pitts Cattle co. FlagstaR. Arlz.-
2l3 steers. 900 lbs.. $685..
ODounell. Bell Ranch. New Mexico
-l9 cows, 87i lbs, sass - stockors.
1913 lhsp $500 l2l tanners, 720 lbs
$50.
Sales Of sheep and lambs:
n. Wnlfolk, Flagstan. 500 lambs, 81
lbs, $3.50; 300 feeding lambs. 90 lbs,
gGO6.
O. W Torpenlng, Corona, New Mex.
leo, 1886 wethers, 81 lbs. $500.
Geo, Wilson, HolbrooK, Ariz.-b79
lambs, SO lhss $500
Clark, Arizona -bti lambs, 90 lbs.
$3.50.
Beasley. New Mexico. 58s lambs, Go
lhs.. $3.50. 2sl ewes, 50 lhs.. 900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
PARTY OF PURITY

The morning squawker says the only question M
BornAllo county good government and 80 IL holsia
ticket made by Porecto and Jesus and the sohooEmas
Ter an Of whom want keep the good-paying places
10 which the majority of them were appointed without
consent OF the people Then this ticket II nominated by
convention composed OF delegates elected by those
who tried TO rush the republican primaries AID failed
and the convention uncaed Tor that purpose and unn'
aructod by the people concerning candidates puts up
the Jesus Perfeco- schOolmaster ticket and tries 90
steal the republican and emblem. and adiourns
without any platform set Of resolutions Then. neat
his ticket with which the people had nothing la tho
world do Is sold ont by the self-apponied masers
10 The democrats who assume control and change inc
ticket according their pleasure, change the name
OF the change the emblem and run things 90
suit themselves. And right here Is In or"er To
ask what the people had 20 DO with the ticket Hnyho"
Don't ali answer az once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
IMMIGRANTS TO UNION
AND QUAY COUNTIES
THE LAND OFFICE ~ TIE CLAY.
TON DISTRICT DOING aio
BUSINESS.

The officials OF the United states
land office 90 Clayton have been kept
very busy this year and especially
since the FIRST of April. During the
six months ending September 30 3.70i
homestead entries have boon made.
ageregatlng $4,000 across during the
same time about 1000 applications
for entries have oilhor been rejected
or suspended. Five clerks are now
employed Ia the office and the sore
vices of several more are required.
During the same time t26 desert land
entries have been allowed. which
contain about 900 acres. iGl hnai
homestead proofs havo been made.
the land therein described containing
10000 ACRES. Many contest cases
have been nlod and are being al "A
constantly tho majority OF them end
IN the cancellation OF the entries
contested, thus throwing the land
contested in them back into the nuh-
lic domain fof entry b. other april
cRniH. The immigration into eastern
and southern Union and eastern Quay
counties is very great at present and
II e keeps up. within a year there
will be no public land open for entry
IN those sections lands are rising
IN value as settlers are coming en- and
rs homesteada and desert lands en-
tries are made. Even relinQulsh.
ments OF homesieuds and desert land
entries bring from two 20 three doll
lars per acre. One relnqulshmont
recenty was purchased Tor 5000 from
the original ontryman and tho pur
chasor Ia three days sold the same ,oQ
$3.50 tn ar Intending settler thus
clearing $50 in seYenty-two hours
The sheep and cattle that have rraz-
cd Ia the parts OF Union and Quay
counties above referred 20 for many
years are being driven out slowly hut
surely and are going west ard south
The new settlers fence with wire and
posts ne soon as they have tax up
claims. thus shutting Oh the use of
the public domain from the live stock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

The morning democrat paper says that there Is no
pocai question before the country anywhere now, as
an Americans are united Ia political belief Ac-
cordng 10 the snma sagacloun authority the only Ques-
ton here 3vory where else Is that OF good govern
ment VIII the morning paper please tell then why
the democrats eagerly striving 20 ouat the ro-
puboana from control OF the government and why THIS
nght b going every state, county and precinct IN
the United sates9 Also Will the paper tell as ~ there
Is no longer amy difference between democratic aud re-
pubicans IN creed and principles why the democrats
found Il necessary buy the morning paper first In us
efforts disrupt the republican party and next TO sneak
democrats ON 10 ticket the Democrat Journal sworo
wus the only republican ticket and into the central com
mitee of Whist the Democrat Journal even more fright
fully the central committee ct the republican
party2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
~ Msslee catlIsman.

j. =. COnant OF Montoya. N. a.,
says that country Is fun OF cattle. and
they are la the best of condition, says
the Kansas City DrovorH Journal
Mr. COnant has been engaged in
ranchlng down ln that country for 800
years, and 10 handling a large amount
oi land, and besides this hi pastures
over several Thousand acres ddlolnlng
Yes, cattle are plentiful ln that part
of the territory" said Mr. Conant
We have more cattle there now than
We had a few years ago. duo no doubt
% the fact that We have had two o.
three good years. The condition
have been very favorable there thi
season. and everything Us playing into
the hands % the siOckmon. Including
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
PAINT AND VARNlsH
PEOPLE AeeF MAI 3

pittsburg. Pa. oct. i0.--ThC nine
teenth anual convention Of the Nal
tl0nal Paint q Vurnlsh asalclationI
which ID composed of the principal
manufacturers and i0hbors iu ihd
United States. was held ln che Hotel
schonioy here today. and was verdi
largely attended A large husnesd
program was discussed and grrnnaaI
ments made for entertainments
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13
Palms and penaltIes Of AutoIng.

Between medical objurgatlon and
police supervision. the moturlEt is
made 20 feel that he is the special
object OF E0llcltudo ON the part uf
busy bodies and OuICioua persons.
First Sir James Crchton Clark do
claros that the motOrlst o. a maniac
In training and unless he mcOts with
a violent death, meanwhile, his late
ter end viii ho spent in lunatic
asylum DR. Hyslop further arrays
public opinion against the honk-
hnnkUrs by dwelling upon the ser
lous injury 10 the general health
which "a inflicted hy the noises and
odor lnseparable from automobillng.
Dr. lyslop calls the noise Frvfitless
brain stimulus. and adds that every
body suffers more or less from n.
What concerns ~" mOiOrist much
more than medical donunciation,
which carries no Immediate penalty,
Il the new code Of regulations now
being enforced by the London police.
These rules are stringent 10 the point
OF provoking a smile They provide
for lock nuts and spring washers. 90
minimize vibration. devices tO pre-
vent the emission OF smoke from the
exhaust. aud for windows warrant
cd not 20 rattle. Il o., indeed good
news that such sweeping regulations
will be "rigidiy Insisted ON az an
times
The speed mania has, however.
taken too strong a hold on the up
per Classes 90 be- takon aback by what
the doctors say and the police do.
king Edward has just glvon Princess
Victoria a splendid new uutO-cnr, and
Prince Edward OF Wales would have
got one also. but be had a narrow es-
capo from harm recently while steer
ing an old one at Tfaymore. So the
princess frOwned on hts royal grand
father when ho proposed 90 make the
reckless unHster a present Of one.
Former Premier BaliOur has bought