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Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-05
SaLESMEN

Is ILL START YOU IN BUSINESS
Won't interfere with present en-
ployment Double your income
Answer quick. Square business
deal. n. V. NJ. Co., Dept. A.. 1886
South Canal, Chicago.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-05

DeWlu's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salye is especially good for piles. Sold
by j, II. O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-05

II you want anything on earth. you
can get II through the want columns
u The Evening Citizen. We get re-
sultR.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-05
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.-On account of sickness
1 am obliged to sell my business,
recently established, 1.-The Savoy
Cafe" Doing good business. NO
hard times here" Apply to f. F.
Murray, Prop.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-05

All Kinds of Fresh and salt Me
Steam Sausage Factory.
EMIL KLIENWORT
Masonic Building, North Third stree
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-05
VETERINARY
DIR. ii. ID. PETTIFORD

Veterinary.
Practical Therapeutics, Obstetrics
and Surgery on Horses, Cattle, Sheep
Hogs, Dogs and Cats. Office with
Thornton, the Cleaner. I21 North
Third, Phone 400. Hospital and
Residence, 1888 South Walter. Resi-
dence phone, $40.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-05

FOR RENT-Typewrite all kinds.
Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange
215 West Central.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-05

FOR RENT-Large furnished room.
323 North Broadway. Gentleman,
See Ryan, the expressman.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-05
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms ana
board in the Highlands. 615 East
Central.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-05

If it is impossible for you
to call at our office, write
for a listing blank and place
your property in our hands
at the earliest date possible.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS

SOUTHWESTERN LAW AND COL
LECTION AGENCY.
(Bonded)
OfiiCe Room 1, ". r. ArlniJo Bldg.
Hugh J. Collins, attorney at law.
G. W. Granner, general manager
and claim adjuster.
Phone $50. Albuquerque, New Mex.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-02-05
INSURANCE

Ii. A. SLEYSTER
Insurance. Real Estate, Notary
Public.
Rooms IL and II, Cromwell Block,
Albuquerque, n. NJ. Phone 1873.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
TO RULE MONTEREY
Elaborate Preparations Made
for Native Sons

MONTEREY, Sept. 5.-Monterey is
preparing to give the Native Sons and
Daughters who will visit here Adnlis-
sion day the time of their iives.1
Mayor viii Jacks has been active in
inducing the city council to make elab-
crate preparations for the entertain-
Hnent OF the AhansaHds who will come
for the big celebration. Myriads of
electric lights areSs strung throughout
the city. a huge center piece of in
candescents bulbs will hang at the COR
ner of Alvarado and Franklin streets.
Strings of lights extending across the
streets Will form a continuous canopy
of radiating color At intervals of so
feet large stars of electric globes will
be suspended.
= Ample accommodations for all Wis
itors will be provided by the rooning
committee, while the reception com
mittee has completed all arrangements.
Monterey parlor will receive the as
sistance of every citizen of Monterey
and Pacific Grove in welcoming the
visitors. BY general acclamation the
historic old town will be turned over
to the Native Sons and Daughters of
the Golden West. Most of the par
lorsy will open headquarters Tuesday
afternoon and a round of receptions,
concerts and social calls will be in
augurated.
+, The biz parade will be held Wednes-
day nVrning and the patriotic exer-
cises -of Admission day will take place
in the, afternoon. In the evening Mon
terey parlor will give a dance in the
ballroom of the Hotel del Monte, and
in another room Stanford parlor will
hold forth, with similar entertainment.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

FRESH CHARGES
AGAINST AVERY
Captain to Face Second Court
Martial for Alleged Taking s
OF Company Funds
Belief at Preside That Accused
Officer Will Receive a
Light Fine

Charges We're formally prepared at
department headquarters yesterday
against Captain Solomon Avery Jr., who
is accused OF misappropriation of COM
pany funds, and he is to be taken be-
fore another court martial. The an
nouncement caused surprise at the Pre-
sidio. While it was known that
charges had been preferred against
Avery, it was generally believed that
they would fall through, as great
pressure was brought to bear on
Colonel Maus to have the matter set
tied without the formality of court
martial
Colonel Maus. however, was obdurate
and insisted that the law should take
it's course, SO the charges are now in
the hands of the judge advocate. Major
w. A. Bethel.
In this instance Avery is alleged to
have misappropriated funds which be-
longed to the Tenth company, Coast ar
tillery, of which Captain Avery was in
command until last November. At that
time he was promoted to ordnance Of
ficer of the post and was relieved by
Lieutenant W. J. Carpenter. Upon eX-
animation sof the books of the COM
-pany after Avery had left the COM
mand they were found TO be in chaotic
state, and as far as could be learned
there was about 1000 to be accounted
for
The trial of Captain Avery for mis-
appropriation of the funds of the Of
ficers' club was concluded Thursday In
this trial it was brought out that there
was about $1,40O missing 1t is the
generaN opinion of the officers at the
post that Avery will be let off with
light fine or the dropping of a few
files.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
GO TO VIEW TWO
WONDERS OF STATE
Members Of Knights OF Colum-
bus and Friends Depart for
Summer Outing

More than 500 members of the two
local councils of the Knights of Co
1umbus left on special trains from Oak
land last night on their annual outing.
About e225 members and friends of
California council started alto o'clock
for Yosemite valley. and $50 mem
bers and friends of the San Francisco
council left for Lake Tahoe. Both
delegations will be gone until Thurs
day, and the usual program which
makes a summer outing popular has
been arranged for the entertainment
of the members and their friends by
the committee of each council.
California council members and their
friends will enjoy breakfast at FL
Portal hotel after leaving the train
this morning. High mass will be cele-
brated at 1890 o'clock by Rev. Father
Fitzgerald of San Francisco. Follow
ing the morning services the party will
tramp to the California councils camp.
where the nights will be spent until
the time for home coming. Pleasure
trips to the many points of interest in
the valley have been arranged by the
committee. Monday the knights and
their friends will visit Mirror lake.
and Tuesday the Yosemite falls will
be viewed. Wednesday night ball
will be held at Camp Curry, and Thurs
day morning the start for home will
be made. Captain Gleason and David
Supple are on the committee of ar
rangements for the outing OF Cali
fornia council.
Trips through the redwoods, fishing,
boating, sports and dancing will be in
cluded in the program of entertain
ment which has been prepared for
those who are at Lake Tahoe. San
Francisco council members and their
friends will live at the camp of the
.ceuneil on the shore of Lake Tahoe.
Rev. William p. Sullivan of ST.
Mary's cathedral will be the celebrant
of the high mass in the little chapel
adjoining the camp this morning at
1890 o'clock. Thescommittees having
charge of the outing Of the San Fran
cisco council includes the. following:
Thomas Trodden, Louis McCrystle, j..
W. Shannon. Daniel Sheehan, P.1J. Nc
Keon and Joseph Redmond.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

.SUBDUE HOTELMAN
WITH THEIR CLUBS
Two Policemen Arrest Proprie-
tor of St. Cloud After a
Lively Battle
Trouble Grows Out OF Attempt
of j. r. Webber to Shield
"a Woman

After a fierce battle. in which re-
volver and two poIicemen's CLUBS ns
,,red. Joseph r. webber. proprietor OF
49, G. cloud hotel. was arrested last
nigh+ bv Patrolmen John J. Cadden and
n E Harley The policemen had been
detailed by Chief Biggy to patrol tnae
district and arrest all women street
wa1lxers- Cadden and Hurley were fot-
lowing a Young woman whom they had
seen soliciting on the street. w hen the
Young woman turned into the 81. Cloud
hotel Policeman Cadden followed ner-
The officer was met in the lobby oy
Webber. who threatened to shoot him II
he attempted to follow the girl.
Cadden showed his policemen's badge
but this did not effect any cnange IN
Weber. Cadden then blew MS poiiee
whistle and as Policeman Hurley en-
tered the hotel Webber reached for his
revolver. Before the enraged hotelman
could discharges the weapon the oftcers
bounced upon him. Weber battled
with the officers for several minutes
vainly struggling to use the revolver
1t became necessary for the policemen
to use their clubs in beating Weber
into submission
Webber was locked up on charge or
assault with a deadly weapon He was
followed to the prison by Mrs. Webber.
who heaped abuse on the officers. and
the woman did not desist in her TRADE
until threatened with arrest. Both Cad
den and Hurley were bruised on the
head and face and showed the effects OF
the encounter with Webber. who has
the reputation of being a rough house
gent when he starts Weber was u
fit subject for the emergency hospital
when he was finally subdued.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
CUSTOMS INSPECTORS
RAID CHINESE HOUSES
Hundred Gallons of Liquor and
Forty Tins of Opium
Are Seized

Under the direction of Edward F..
Woodward. surveyor. of the port. Gus
toms. inspectors raided six places in
Chinatown yesterday and seized about
TOO gallons OF samshu, the Chinese
liquor, and 40 tins of unstamped opium.
The duty on the opium amounted to
$500. while that of the samshu was fig
ured at $3.50
Fora several weeks the inspectors had
been trying to locate a lot of liquor and
opium which was smuggled ashore by
men working on the. vessels that ply
between SansFrancisco and Chinese
ports, and YESTERDAY they were success
full. While the value of the liquor and
opium seized yesterday was less than
$780, the inspectors were of the opinion
smuggled ashore and they will continue
their search for the goods The in
spectors who made yesterdays raid
were Joseph Head. Samuel Sackett,
John Toland. d. r. Cotter. e. Emlow
and p o. Huffaker.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
ELECTION. COMMISSIONERS MARRIED

Election Commissioner Cameron H.
King Jr-was married yesterday at high
noon to Miss Isabel Dunblaine Conde
by Rev. DIR. J. E. Scott at the pastors
residence, 1885 Haight street. The bride
and groom met while they were stu
dents at Stanford university. King is
well known as a socialist lecturer and
author, and is a member of the law
firm of King e. Kirk. The bride is the
daughter. of the late George Meade
Conde, who for 20 years was treasurer
of the Farmers national bank of Oak.
land. The young couple left for the
Yosemite valley for a months honey
moon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
HOLIDAYS stent

At Paso Robes Hot Springs will give
you the maximum of enjoyment and at
the same time put you in trim for the
falls work. There is nothing more re-
freshing than the tonic bath after a
plunge in the big tank. Low rates via
Southern Pacific. Ticket offices, 884
Market ST.. IA Powell st., Third ana
Townsend SITS. and 18th and Franklin
sts Oakland. "
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
PUPILS ARE IN DANGER
WANTS BLASTING STOPPED

The Mission improvement association
asked the board of supervisors yester-
day TO restrain Gray Brothers from
further, blasting at the firms quarry
at Thirtieth and Castro streets by re-
voking any permits which may be used
as basis for the operation of the
quarry.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
SPIRITUALISTS WILL
MEET IN SAN JOSE
State Association Elects Officers
and Delegates to the Ma
tiOnaI Convention

The second day Of the California
State Spiritualists' association was
marked mainly by the election of Off
GERS and delegates TO the national asso-
citation. 1T was decided to hold the
next convention, which meets in Sep
tember, 1909, in San Jose. Dr. Adah Fl
Patterson was reelected president of
the state association, Mrs. Mary Wells
was chosen vice president, J. J.. Dry
den, secretary, and Mrs. Nettie Howell.
treasurer The new directors are: r.
y. Campbell. Mrs Mary Vlasck. III. II.
Nichols. A. w. Belden and A. S. Prem
tice- The delegates to the national
convention are:
Dr. Adsh H. Patterson Mrs T. SEXTON
mrs = CowcH Mrs 1i. +. @. Howe
Mrs Sarah Seal W D. HambIev
=. q. Campbell iOffo Sinpi
Mrs. r. !. Wiley Mrs X. Hueston rar-
Mrs. Otto Sippi weston
Rev. ". q. Bowman Mrs @ Wermanfb nm,
Airs r. II. Parker zello -
Mrs r. $. Lille Mrs r Young
Prof. Richard Young Mrs. Esther Dre
Mrs Mary Wells
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
PRIsoNERs ARE sENTENCrn

The following sentences were i'm
posed yesterday by Judge Dunno: Jo-
seph Quinlan, burglary, one years i'm
prisonment; John Lewis, burglary, Is
months Imprisonment.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
pOsTOFFICE APPOINTMENTS

Appointments made at the San Fran
cisco postofiice last week were as fol-
lows: John T. Glover. Alfred Won
Roy H. Cole. Charles j.
Sanborn and Joseph J. Loskot, substi-
tute carriers. and Thomas p. McGinn.
mr. ecIo
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

completed by the Native Sons commit
tee last night. and on next Wednesday
the natives from this city, Alameda.
San Mateo, Santa Clara anil Monterey
counties will sing the song OF the
order:
We will rally round the flag
That our fathers raised of yore,
Shouting the natives cry OF Freedom.
on Tuesday night a SPECIAL train OF
10 cars will leave Oakland to convey
the Alameda county contingent to the
peiebfatiepreity. andg at the same. hour
several trains will be made UP 1T Third
and Townsend streets to take those
who will start from here.
POLICE TO ATTEND
Twenty-four Native Sons who are
members of the local police force will
accompany the first train of exclusions
lists. These VIII be under command of
Lieutenant Wright and Sergeant Bird
sail
Grand Marshal Erb announced that
the arrangements for the parade are
complete. Thesaids to the grand mar
ishal are to be distinguished -by white
sashes and the division marshais by
red ones.
The marshal stated that about 10 par
lors of Native Daughters will be in the
parade.
WILL BE PLENTY OF CARS
A representative of the Southern Pa
.cific stated that the company has Sc
cured cars from all parts Of this state,
also some from oregon, to accommodate
the travel, and that the last special
will leave Monterey for this city at. 2
o'clock on the, morning of the. 10th, this
being. made UP in sections of - cars
each. AS many sections will be made
up as may be required. Healso stated
that the Monterey express will stop at
San Mateo on the. trip north.
Walter W Walsh, chairman of the
committee on publicity, announced that
the celebration had been very .gener-
ously treated by the press. E. E. Fisch-
er, chairman of the printing committee.
stated that the city had been well
billed, while John H. Nelson, chairman
of the finance committee, said that
there will be plenty of funds
= Sequoia parlor has abandoned the
idea of going to Monterey by steamer.
HAS HISTORIC HEADQUARTERS
Mission parlor No. 3S has secured the
Central hotel in Monterey for its head
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

Il
quarters during the celebration. This
building is historic. being one of those
that was put up when adobe was the
only building material. During the
war with Mexico the building was the
commissary headquarters of the United
States forces; when Monterey was the
capital of the state it was the head
ouartersSof Governor Peter Fl. Burnett,
and after that. in the heyday of gold
mining. dt was the great gambling re-
sort of that portion of the state The
parlor will take part in the parade and
will be escorted by a drum corps of 16
pieces, After the parade. the members
and their friends will be entertained at
the old hotel under the supervision of
the social committee. composed of w.
rB. Ney, WI. Bear. Louis Franch, E.
H Bear and w. E. Hamburg.
& Army and Navy parlor will have 100
members in line in the parade 1t will
be preceded by a drum, corps.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
Jewelry DESIGNING

Odd and artistic pieces fashioned
from precious and semi-precious stones.
Hammersmith Co.. Sutter st. and
Grant av.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
TWO SUSPECTED OF BURGLARY

Two peddIers. Edward Terry and
Joseph Dougberty, were arrested on
Friday by Policeman T. D DAILY on sus-
picion OF breaking into the residence
Of Mrs. Henry Sherman. 1901 II street.
Sunset district. Thursday afternoon, and
stealing six suits of clothes. some sill
Nerware and uncut amethysts. valued
altogether at about S29e. Dougherty
was released from custody yesterday
but Terry is still being held in detinue
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

England sends to China every year
100000 pounds of condensed milk and
100000 pounds of biscuits
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

Wigs, Toupees, Front Pieces, Pom
padours and Switches at reasonable
prices. S. StroZynski Co.. 1850 Sutter. .
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

Dr.. B r stoii. Haight at Masonic av..
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

Mission parlor No. 3S has secured the
Central hotel in Monterey for its head
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-11-19
fairyieW News Items

We have authentic information that
the Nevada Hills is about to declare
their sixth dividend If s76 900, which
makes total Of $50 900 dispersed in
less than two years. This company
hol the record for shipping 1876 car
/ ads consecutively Of the highest
Y ade ore to the snelters. Their en-.
tire shipments have averaged si36.6o
30 the ton.
The fairyiew districts. comparative.
ly sreaking, new, having been discov'
cred little over two years ago and the
face is but barrly scratched, even
by such mines as the Nevada Hills and
the Miupah. but we learn that a great
m my of the properties are now INSTALL
i,g big hoists and will commence sink
ins Among these are the Fairview
Miz ah The Nevada Crown, The Gold
en- Slipper, The Dromedary Hump and
a great many Others whose names we
have not at hand, and we predict that
within the next twelve months the out.
flow of highgrade ore from Fairview
will astonish the world.
M. D. J. Kennedy, president OF the
Fairyiew Milpah Mining Company,
lives In Fallon aud we learn from him
that contract is now being let to sink
a shaft 500 feet below the tunnel at the
30 level. A station will be cut AT
every loo feet and from the 500 level
cross cut will be run to the main Ma
pah ledge, and will continue on to tap
the entire ledge system. This will
thoroughly prove up the sulphide zone
and will enable the company to deter
mine upon the proper method for treat
ing the ore on the premises, after
which a suitable reduction plant will
be erected
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-11-19
Found Guilty.

Monday aIternoon IN Judge Black .
court the triai VI the state ot Neyaoa
vs.. III. u. Robinson and Fred Grin.r
swVrn cut by W. II. Hubbard Was
neld. The jury disagreed and another
tr.si was heia Tuesday and the jury re-
turned the verdict Of guilty against
noDinson and discharged Grinei.
suage black was to pass The sentence
n edn.sdsy morning but was oeiayed
IN account VI another Robinson, WIN
was implicated IN lne case Deins
caught 10 RepV, The following II trom
Wednesdays Reno journal:
tIsna Rop.nsvn saia 10 pe wantsd Ia
a siisn 10 si.ssst 10 tbs tnsrse VI lsr.
s.uey, eAs eAagnt oy INA local poiies
40 tnis slly las. uis6t, b.d4ng IN = pEi'
yate house.
Dspuly sheriff Ferguson Of Fallen
nas been IA Keno twice recently In an
effort 10 locate the man, ana my de-
parted Monuay night ior home. lhe
,vllce throughout this state and Cal
rnia, have been searching ior koDin-
SIN. ne WI De taken " aliop. to-
day,
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-11-19
Can't Back Down

The SPAspArps last seek had the efsi,
clal reports Of the election and 10 .sms
ing up the totals vs gave the successful
candidates for The Assembly plurality
over the next leading man in the race.
Mr.. Ferguson received 5o7 votes and
Mr.. Al g. 446 and it looks as though
Ferguson should receive the higher
plurality.
In letter from Judge W. II. A. Pike
he j. quoted by saying that We were
correct in figuring Mr.. Ferguson'a plu.
ralit. over MIR. Allen, and the latter
over Mr.. Fitzpatrick.
We wrote letter to Hon, Geo. T.
Talbot of the Supreme court and the
following is hi answer:
"Ynur question has been submitted to
several who have called, including my
associates and the district attorney and
they agree that Mr. Ferguson has a
plurality over Mr.. Allen and Mr.. Allen
has q plurality over the next leading
man. Mr, Fitzpatrick.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-11-19
Well Equipped Water Plant.

The M0naer Lumber Company has
the best equipped water plant IN tho
city Tor hrs protection aad necessary
use. They have had butt a large tank
that holds 5, 600 gallons OF water ard
placed forty feet hign. ATTACHED
to the well is a fire pump with three
horsepower engine. Inc man water
lines in the ysro are two inches in d.
amster. There are seven water hy-
draats in and around his house and yard.
There has been attached TO the engine
an automatic shut oil that will stop II
when the large tank is flied with wat
er thus avoiding an overflow. The
work vi PLUMBING and 90 Meeting up
this plant was done by jones q Met all
Co.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-11-19
Soon to Declare Dividend.

1t is authoritatively announced that
the Nevada Hills Mining Company, of
Fairview, will soon declare its sixth
dividend of $4,000, making total dis
buraements Of $3.50, 900 since the organi.
cation of the company, less than tive
years ago.
The Nevada Hills has fine record ~
q producer and dividend payer. sspee.
tally when the age OF the mine Is taken
into consideration. Up to January LIST
1908, the company delivered to the
Salt Lake smelters 4,953 tons of ore,
for which 1t received in settlements
1888. 430 net, equivalent to $l32.6S per
ton-an average of So, 94s.e0 per car
for 1S5 cars of 80 tons each. Local
smelter officials state that these 1876
cars hold the record of being the great.
est consecutive shipments Of high grade
ore ever delivered to the Salt Lake
Smelters.
Contracts for mill to be erected at
the mine at Fairview, will soon be let
and will probably be in operation early
next fall. Thorough tests of the ores
have been made, and the proper meth.
cd of treatment has been determined
upon. 1t is estimated that the ore re.
serves in this mine are worth more
than So, 900. 900.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-11-19
Looming Up With Work.

This week the County Recorder re-
csived lls mining location notices from
Jessup, and a few deeds accompanied
these notices. That is a showing that
a new mining camp can be proud of
and from what we can hear there 10
going to be considerable work done
there this winter, and several proper.
ties are being opened up. Jessup is
far up in the northern part of the coun-
ty and is overlooked by the people a. .
booming camp, but that is now true
for there is no doubt going to be good
lively town there before long.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1908-11-19

9ardne payments TO projects alrea6y
built IS d concession 10 men who have
been favored with early opportunities
II cnJoy the benefits of the Act at the
expense VI other settlers who have
lhus far been denied such opportuni-
ties.
Wherever it mas been possible to do
~ IN e.nn. etion with The more recent
prJf.:t3, We niv5 bssn requiring the
hrn, payment On water rights to b.
msie IN advance, and could we ha. Q
proceeded the light OF present ex-
psrienee, believe this would have
cen the better policy ON the Iruckee-
Carson. Others T. flowed, it has proven
to b. not only advantageous to the
settler.
You will understand that this policy
Is exactly the reverse any PROPOSE
on To further extend tn tme OF pay
msnt. | greatly regret my inapil ty TO
.neet your views upon TINS question,
out IN nix should be derellct ID my du-
~ and set an unfortunate precedent by
making the concession suggested.
Respectfully.
James Rudolph Garfield,
Secretary o. the lnterlVr.