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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26

and zeal for the love of God aLd ,he
salvation OF souls, and yet n man " -"
a heart full of love for his felowmel
AS priest ana man he had ever trieo
to see only the good in man, n dii-
ference OF race or creed could never
influence him In his relations and m
%tercourse with his fellowmen. some
of his best friends were
lies, he said, and he hanked thosc
present Tor their kindness and goou
will towards him. He wished they
were all of the same fold and he their
pastor. Still, their God was bls co.,
and he had ever striven to pc az
broad as Christ, and included them an
In his love and affection. The beautl
full tokens of friendship-the hand-
some gold chalice and the fine HOW
ard gold watch, would remind MN
daily and many times a day OF the
happy days he spent here and the
many dear friends he left behind. "A
few hours more inc the train would
carry him on his way to New York.
But. as Mary Stuart. Queen of Scots,
remarked when she left sunny France,
so, too, must he say that only half of
him would leave; his better half, his
heart, would ever be in Gallup.
After mass the sacristy presented
an extremely touching scene when a
number Of his parishioners. young
ana old, more especially those of the
Spanish tongue, filed through the
vestry. some kneeling to ask his bless
fnp others pepepia1lv bOvs and girls.
Bidding him farewell whilst the tears
were streaming down their faces
The good wishes of all Gallup follow
him. and his memory will ever be
blessed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
A SKELETON
ONCE ON A TIME
Now Mrs. |. A. Decker of Clyde,
KY, Says She is Well and
Happy, Through Taking
Cardui.

Clyde, KY can safely recon-
mend Cardui. the woman's tonic, TO
any lady who is in need of medicine"
writes Mrs. l. a. Decker, of this place.
1t has been very beneficial to me
and l can say that there is nothing
like it for weak ONE
For five years l was not able 20 do
my work. Half of my time I spent
in bed. 1 suffered with female weak
ness and took such spells I
could not stand on my feet. l suf-
fered with my back and side, and fell
off till l became a skeleton.
AT last / took Cardui and now I
am wen and happy and can do my
own work"
Cardui is prepared from the nat
uIal plant, not from mineral. syn
thetic compounds, and contains no
tar products or other results of
laboratory experiments.
The Cardui ingredients are import
ed at great expense directly from
abroad and have been used for near
ly half a century in the manufacture
of this famous tonic medicine for
women.
safe. reliable. prompt, yet gentle in
action, by preventing Unnecessary
pain and building up strength. Car
dui has shown itself a necessary rem
edy for weak women Try il.
y. B.-Write to Ladies Advisory
Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co.
Chattanooga, Tenn. for Special In
struction and 64-page book. Home
Treatment for Women" sent in plain
vrepper. on request.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
$3.50 RECEIPT CURES
WEAK KIDNEYS, FREE
Relieves Urinary and Kidney Troubles
Backachc. Straining. swelling. Etc.
STOPS PAIN IN THE BLADDER.
KIDNEYS AND BACK.

Wouldn't TO- be nice within a. week or
SO 90 begin To SAY goodbye forever to
The sCnldine. drihhlinr. straining or too
frequent passage of urine, the fore
head and the hack-of-the-ho head aches:
the stitches and pains in the back. the
growing muscle weakness spots before
the eyes, yellow skin. sluggish bowels.
swollen cyoiids or ankles teg cramps.
unnatural short breath. siccplessness
and the dependence
J have a recipe for these troubles
that you "a depend on. and IL you
want a. make Is quick recovery. you
ought 10 write n set "A copy of il
MANY "A doctor would charge you $3.50
Just for writing this prescription. but /
have b. and VIII DEE glad TO send IL to
you entirely free just drop me "a line
like this nr. A. p Robinson X l2t4
Luck Huilding Detroit. Mich, and I
viii sent 10 hy return mail in a plain
envelope. As YOU viii see when you
get he. This recipe contains only pure
harmless remedies. hut IL has great
hcalinR and pein-conuueriug power.
n viii quickiv show Us power once
Nau use h. 80 I think you had better
see what n a. without delay. ] viii
YOU a copy frcc-you can use IL
and cure yourself at home
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
For Sore Throat, sudden cold and

For Sore Throat. Sudden Cold and
Coughs no remedy has been discover
ed SO powerful TO sure as Perry Da-
Wis Painkiller. As a Eminent il has
no equal in curing rheumatism or
Neuralgia, burns and bruises. and
wounds OF every description. Ii is the
cheapest and best remedy offered 10
the public. only S5c. Tor a biz bottle.
There are other sizes also. 25c and
sec.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
BUS|LY PREPARING
FOR CROPS AROUND
ESTANC|A
Potatoes, Wheat, Milet, Corn
and Beans TO be Planted in.
Large Quantities in the
Valley,


tspecinf tOrrefnOndence 10 Morniha Jonrnfhl
lcstanoia. N NJ Jan. 24.-The hum
Of spring preparation is heard heard
IN the country contiguous to Estancia.
Every Saturday loads Of seeds fof the
coming crop may he seen on the farm
wagons from the country around.
Among the seeds are potatoes. wheat,
millet. corn and beans.
The new BRICK building just COM
plcted just sonth Of the Estancia
Savings Eank V occupied by Peterson
Bros, furniture. and J. W, %Biashear,
hay. grain md flour merchant.
The Viz box factory OF the English
Milling company has been closed
some weeks waiting for for seasoned
lumber Two saw mills owned by the
company are cutting lumber to their
full capacity TO supply the factory
which viii start up to run night and
day in about q week The manager
states that tho factory can not fiji n
tenth OF the orders which crowd in
upon them. one sash and door deal
or In Kansas City recently sought a
contract for one hundred ears OF sash
ana doors alone.
District court convenes in Estancia
the first OF February.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26

ON the remainder OF the late win
ter varieties of apples VT have not
yet received sufficient returns on
which to base an average price.
We have claims against the railroad
company FOR loss occasioncd by delay
and improper handling in transit,
which when paid will Increase the av-
crage price OF the early varieties.
The Pennington Fruit Growers Asso-
citation. BY II. OLIVER, Manager.
] C.. Parish OF Globe. Ill with pneu-
monia In a local hospital. left his bed
Wednesday night, while delirious, clad
only In "a night shirt, and roamod
about until cold forced him TO seek
shelter Luckily he knocked at the
door OF a friend, who returned him TO
the hospital.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
NATURAL DAUGHTER MAY
WIN FATHERS ESTATE

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 25.-Celesto
Marie LEMON, the young daughter OF
Charles o. Tucker. who was murdered
in a hotel here last Friday night by
Elvira ~Bunkelman, may become sole
heir of the furniture dealers estate OF
more tina $4,000. fuckers father.
mother and brother live at North
Pharsalia, N. Y, and are expected to
lay claim to the property. Tucker al
ways admitted the paternity of Celeste
and influential people here familiar
with the pitiful story of the girls
mother, who it is said, ran away with
Tucker from a st. Louis convent
school and gave him her fortune, will
endeavor to get the estate for the lit.
tie girl.
Tucker left no will.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
RAILROAD NOTES

Tho work on the blacksmith shop
lana the laboratory which arc to be
built by the Santa Re 40 Wellington,
! Kan. has commenced. The foundaa
lions for these two new buildings are
being placed. Roth these new bald
lngs arc "a be built near the other
buildings which have recently been
erected here by the Santa re.
Information is o given out that
other buildings are t. be erected soon.
The general foreman's office VIII be
built south Of tho round house. This
building VIII be small but handsomely
finished and win be an ltp-to-datc Of
ice 10 every respect
The construction work on tho car
shops and power house has been fin
ished ana the machinery Ia being in-
stalled. Although not all the machin-
cry Is IN place the shops and the power
boure are being used ut the present
time.
When the new buildings now plan
ned hy the Santa re are completed
that division VIII have q complete line
of buildings.
tilfiT IL EbVN lftftif " bttift y AfAtAN
the Santa Pc Railway company viii
soon build the new station, at West
Cucamonga, Cal. that was promised
some months ago and Il is reported
that the contract FOR the work has
been let. The sum Of $4,000 VIII be
turned over to The company when the
work Is completed, that amount hav-
ing already beer guaranteed by the
Orange Exchange, the Cncamonga
Water company and BY individuals.
The water tank ut North Clcamonga
VIII also bc transferred to the new
site.
Carl Roech, a Santa he machinist,
received painful injuries by FILLING
from the top Of a locomotive In the
san Bcrnardino shops. Roech was
working on the engine and in some
manner lost his balance. He struck
the running board az he tumbled from
the top Of the mogul and continued to
the floor. His shoulder was d~isloeated
and he also sustained "A severe sprain
Of tho ankle, II viii be some days
before he viii be able to resume work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26

4 VERY LITTLE MONEY VIII
GO A long WAY WITH us AND
YOU ALSO. COME AND EXAMINE
OUR STOCK. r. q. PRATT a CO.,
2fl =. SECOND ST. PHONE 40.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-26
GOOD PRICES FOR THE
PRODUCTS OF FERTILE
SAN JUAN COUNTY


Pennington, N. NJ. Jan. 23.-The
Fruit Growers association shows the
prices which are now being received
for san Junn county products.
Pennington, n. NJ, Jan. 20, 1910.
To the Patrons OF the Pennington
Fruit Growers Association;
A statement Of the average prices
received by the association based on
the returns received TO this date
Price per box.
Pears: Clapps' Favorite, $1.2s; An
jou, 81 a; Kieffer, S1.33.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-12-10
ARTICLE VII
Elective Franchise

Section l,--Evcry male citizen Of the
United states, except idiots, insane per.
sons, persons convicted o. felopious
or Infamous crime unless restored ia no.
litical rights, and Indians not taxed
who is over the age of twcnty.oue years
and has resided IN New Mexico twelve
months, In ,nc county ninety days, ana
IN the precinct In which he offers to vote
thirty days, next preceding the elec.
tion, shall be qualified for public OIL.
ccrs. All school elections shnll he held
M different times from other elections
Women possessing the same dualiGca.
tions as maze electors ~ provided in This
section, hall he qualincd electors nj n.
school district rcctions; provided. that i,
majority Of the qualified voters Of any
school district shall, not less than tbirt =
days before any school election. present
petition 10 the boaru of county com.
missioners against woman suffrage in
such district, the provisions of this sac
tion relating 10 women ufrrape shall no
suspended therein, aud such proyision
shall hecome again operative only upon
the fling with said board a pctition
signed by majority Of the qualified
voters favoring the restoration thereof
The board Of county commissioner
shall certify the suspension or restora'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-12-10

tion Of such suffrage 10 the proper school
ulstrict
The legislature shall have the power
10 require the registration of the quail
fled electors as a requisite for voting,
aud shall regulate the manner, time and
places of voting The legislature shall
enact laws as wil secure the secrecy OF
the ballot. the purity Of elections aud
guard against the abuse Of the rlcctiN"
franchise.
See. Every male citizen of th"
United states who is a legal resident
Of the state and j. u qualified clcctor
therein shall hc qualified to hold any
public office IN ia" state, except rs
otherwise provided in this constitution;
provided. however. that women who are
qualified electors ur provided for ~
section one of this article shall Ice eli.
gihlo 10 election tu the office ot school
directors and TO office Of county supcrin.
tcudcnt.
see. 3.-Nutrrs shall hc privileged
from arrest on day of election, except in
ease of treason. felony aud breach of the
peace.
See THE right of any citizen of
of the state to vote. hold office or sit
upon lurics. snnll never bc restricted,
abridged or impaired on account of r..
! lgion. race language ar color, or IN.
/ ability 10 speak. rcad. ar write the Eng
| lish or spanish languages except as
may hc provided in this constitution;
aud ~" provisions Of this section and of
section one of this article shall never
| hr amended except upon n vote nt the
people of this state IN an election NJ
which ~ least thrcc.quartcrs of the per.
sons voting in the whole state. and at
least twoihrds of the persons voting
/ ia each Of the counties of the state, shall
vote for >ucn amendment
See. 3 No person shall hc deemed
to have acquired or lost residence 10y
reason of his presence of absence while
employed in the service of the United
States or of the state, nor while a stud
cnt AZ any school.
See. G.-Al election. by the pcopl,
shall hc hv ballot aud the person wh,
receives the highest number of votc'
for any Office shall hc declared elect
,I fIsr, a.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-12-10

ing securities. shall be deposited in mn.
tional banks or in banks of trust com,
panics incorporated under the laws of
the state and the interest derived there.
from shall be applied in the manner pres.
cribcd 10y law.
See. H.. The legislature may exempt
from taxation property of each head of
a family Ia the amount q, two hundred
dollars.
see. - Lands held in large tracts
shan not hc' assessed for taxation ai
any lower value per acre than lands OF
th" same character aud quality aud sim
ilarly situated, held ia smaller tract,
The blowing of lana shall not bc con
sdcrcd n adding valuc thereto for the
purpose uf taxation.
Soc. 49,. No execution shall issue
upon any Judgment rendered against the
board of county commissioners of any
county, Or against any city, ucorporai
eel town OF viuage, school district OF
board 0t education; ur against ANY uf
ticcr of any county. city, school district
or board of education, upon any judg.
mcnt recovered against him in his official
capacity and for which the county, city.
incorporated town o. village, school dis
trict or board 81 educatiOn il liable, but
the same shalt be paid out of the pro.
crcd> of n tax levy a. other liabilities
of counties, cities. Incorporated towns or
Villages. school uIstrcts or boards of
education, and when 81 collected shall
ho paid by the county treasurer 10 the
Il NtN
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-12-10
ARTICLE v.
Executive Department.

Section 1.-The executive department
shall consist Of a governor, lieutenant.
governor, secretary of state, state au-
ditor, state treasurer, attorney-gen
superintendent of public instruction
and commissioner Of pnblic lands, who
shall be elected for the term Of four
years beginning on the first day Of Jan.
uary next after their election.
Such officers, except the commission.
er Of public lands and superinte tendent
Of public instruction, shall be ineligi
ble 10 succeed themselves after serving
one fun term. The officers Of the execu.
tive department except the lieutenant
governor shall during their term OF Of
Zee, reside and keep the public records,
books, papers and seals Of office at the
seat of government.
Sec. 2.-The returns Of every election
Tor state oficsrs shan be sealed up and
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-12-10
ARTICLE VI
Judiciary Department

Section THE judicial mower Of the
state shall he vested in the senate when
sitting as court Of impeachment, a su.
preme court, district courts, probate
courts, justices of the peace, and sucn
courts inferior to the district courts as
may be established by law from time
TO time in any county or municipality
OF the state, including juvenile courts
See. 2.--The appellate jurisdiction OF
the supreme court shall be co-extensive
with the state, anu shall extend to all
final judgments and decisions of the
district courts, and said court shall
have such appellate Jurisdiction OF in.
terlocntory orders NJ may be conferred
by law.
c. S.-The supreme court shall have
original jurisdiction in quo warranto
and mandamus against all state off.
GERS, boards and commissions, aud shan
have a experimenting control over all
inferior courts; II shan also nave power
to issue writs Of manaamus, error, pro.
hibition, habeas corpus, certiorari, in
junction, and all other writs necessary
or proper for the complete exercise Of
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-14
HELD ON SLAVE" CHARGE
Gypsy Queen" Arrested After Fur
chase Of Esston Girl.

Gypsy Queen" Arrested After Fur
chase Of Esston Girl.
New York. Hay 1e-Rcna C Lee
known in Chinatown as The Gyms,
uecn." was a-raigned before Na-is
trate Stcinert in the Center street DO
lice court and was held in $1,000 haf
for examination OF the charge OF ab
Quoting Maroelle Faure. a sixteeu. year
old girl Of Easton. Pa
The girl was rescued from China
town by Miss Elizabeth Moss. daugh
ter OF Assistant District Attorue-
Frank Moss.
Marcelle Faure IS an unsophisticat
cd country girl An Easton woman
who had become a white slave" after
describing the wonders OF Chinatown
20 the girl. came on 70 New York and
wrote several letters TO her. telling OF
the easy life here.
Then an invitation was sent Mar
celle 10 come here and last Saturday
the girl arrived.
Negotiations were az once opened
for the sale OF the girl. the police say
Rena C. Lee. the Gypsy Queen" was
10 become the purchaser. IL Is alleged
Rena Lee has a place at II PeII street
and the police charge that IL Is DE
orderly
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-14

(LAUGHTER s.. Slaochter +, ~.
n Uncut court Of Spotsvlvsnia conn
y, virginia BY decree entered y,
this cause April 4th. 1910. IL snr.s.vs
thSt there Is fund Of s.. sQ2 an \, ~,
hands Of the court for distrihntion
among the partnership and inliv;l,,si
creditors OF the late Franklin and 4
", " srren Slaughter, of Frederickshur,,,
Virginia. after deducting the costs III
suis PrOeeeIing; and il further appears
- sSu Seeree that said partnership
a., usIulNluuai creultors Of Franklin and
). Warren Slaughter are SCI forth :, y
report nied IN said cause. on Decerb,r
oth. iSo@, whereupon the court deerecs
as iolows; And il further appear.nf-
tns' 50 much time has ELAPSED since th,s
Jung CT said report Of Dec. ). lSsp
thSt an enquiry should be had nv :
commissioner with the view of asccr-
'SnlnR who are now entitled 10 receive,
sSiu tund. the court doth by consent Of
al parties by counsel. appoint r. +
wins special commissioner. to make
s 81 enquiry and ascertain who are en-
utieu TO receive said fund. taking said
report OF Dec. :. 1852. as the basis ~
Sucn enquiry. And said special com
missioner shall publish the list of credi-
tors contained IN said report once n
Week Tor sixty days in some newspaper
published in fredericksburg. re0uiring
salu creditors or their personal repre-
sentauves TO report TO said special com
missioner their pOstoffice address and
any Information that will contribute TO
the proper distribution Of said fund -
In pursuance of the provisions of the
aforesaid decree. l. Il. z. Willis. spe-
eiai commissioner. do hereby publish
the list OF the creditors of the late
banking hrm of F. Slaughter A q,
and of said Franklin Slaughter and /
warren Slaughter. with the amounts
due to each as Of the Sth day of De
eemoer. 49, and hereby require all
sand creditors or their personal reore-
sentauves 20 report TO me at nv Office
IN fredericksburg. Virginia. on or be-
lore June 18th. 1910. their postotHee
address and any information that Will
contribute 70 the proper distribution Of
saiu fund. Personal representatives Of
said creditors shall also state in what
court they qualified and when.
LIS; of said creditors and the dab.s
due them Dec. Sth. lSS2:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-05-14
ScsedUls il Effect March II. lsss.

balun'ore. TapuahanaOek. FrederickSburx-
Lave baltiIsiore. pier .. Lis Street. weather
permitting Sunday l. noon. II saday and THURSDAY
40 = n for Westiant. Ncrth End. Mil Cr,,et
y hitc stone. irylrsgton. " .,,frs Nl,.nh..-l
Nefry fSint Ottouans Morln's. Durham 4. Ur-
oanns- MouarSor. Water View Vb.-.ife..-s
bay Porn. sharp 3 Bowers VVars.s 49,.
4ap pShanrocS. go n m. NJ Tors Hole Hi1nS-
a. !, Sarter = layton $. l. elstovvn. Saundcrs
E1- Nunt. II - ard. Rate. Z e a Fr,,erisi sr,r,
+, tasiisr leaving On Sunday does not stop son
Npi.aAys steamer viii leave Leeistoua a. 1870
D. IAiii5'ere. rappatan- ck-Ieav- Raltirr,ore.
Fey ?. Light Stscct weather per--littinr W.sr.s
cay ami fricsy 49, .. m. fo- North End. Mi
trteS 7 " nitc stone. irvtnEton. Ms~rss Aiiier-
49,. bnrHt1 = Burton s.. Urbannz. Monaskon.
r1cs- sStca-ner leaving Baltimore on Wssins-siav
VIII 'nlS stop at landings marked ?.
ia7pahannock. Norfolk-Leave Taprahan,ock
peFli.sif'.. saturday D m stopping at
u, " SLotu = ";;rc Bow Ter e. Starps. Bay Port
~ nta-ten s. Water View. Monaskon. Urbarna
L-r'cn g. Bushaa's- Mlicnbcck Merry PINT.
1, .o..'S a., = Moran Wecrn's lrvingso.l. Waite
Ntntc. tlii Greet. North End West'4nd rl.,s,t,r
ms. steamer will leave Norfolk Mor,dav 3 = r,
wtatasr permitting. Tor Tappshannock st,tl-i-,s.
-t s-iil,ta's as Al-vc. except Merry P0iat Or.s-
r 81. "arc and wexford : on retIirr, a., 10 -,
Hr.sc On iuesdays tr.grht viii not b. received In
'''s'ek atter : 2. n. on ssil,ns DAYS
Fr,Vierieksburz. Tappahannock. Raltirnorr-
Ave tr'-icricssbure. SUNDAY. TUESDAY ard
hursiay go ?. m. tdc and W-cath ar psrraittir-
'er t-1-cii..e s. Hoy Nari. Hay Mount Port Con-
say, Fort ROYAL. Grccnlaws. Niiulont Saunisr' :
t.et.i-lossn a. Ir.-. LAY ton = Cartrrs R.ardfeld
Say or hoe $50 a. m. Tappahunock 7.sO a. nj,
Netiioru 8, v are 5. Bow Ter s.. Snaps 80 a n,
Bay Port Whcaltun's. Water View Noan.kon
Srearra. 1850 p m. Burhan g. Mflenh-.ck Merry
toint- I'D p m. Ottoman's. Mo-an's Wen a
irving t1n- " hito Stoue. Aiil Cr~ck $50 % m
..ortl Ind 600 p m. Mestiand. Arrive kaitirnore
TUESDAY. IEursisy and Saturday inornirl,rn.
Iappahannock. Ealtin1ore.-Lsave Tappahan-
Do, X weather permitting. 80 a. n Tut.--sar ard
Ahursaay. stopping at Wexford s. Wares Bowl
- e, sharp 80 a. m, BAY Port Wh.,altnn' 4
water \ ieN. Monaskon. ~ -hanna Burton q lIr-
han :, Aiiien beck Neulis. IrvingtJn " hite Stone
All Creek North End Arriving R1ltimorr We'd
ebay ard rriday E,ornings- fSteaner 70 Balti-
more on thursday viii net stop at Urhanna and
Bsy Port
l1is time table shows the times at which steam
ers nay b. expected 70 arrive at and depart from
the ssN era WhNrves but their arrival or eparttlre
A. the Times stated Is not guaranteed nor dos tie
company held itself responsible Tor any delav -
any Consequences arising therefrom.
Freight received In Baltimore untiis D. N. on
sailing days
". -. SCOTT. ARt-. F,rederickshure. Va
W tllard z houls0n. GenL Mauarer
A. Aurcoeh. Gent Freight & Pass. Agt. RAiti-
mere. N arch LIST. 1879