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Referee Charles V. Safford, New Mex- DARROVV SAYS FINISH E TO KOREAN EMPEROR MUST ico's Traveling Auditor, Renders OF TRIAL IS IN DEATH SITTING ABDICATE Statement to Third Judicial District HIS Court Showing That the Territory SIGHT INJAB Owes H. 0. Bursum,' Former Prison Superintendent, the Sum of S4.333.56 Surrebuttal Evidence Fori De- Found With Hands Still Grasp- Sending Delegation to Peace fense Will ;occupy ing Air BraKe Lever Conference Caused Rup- and That Statements Compiled to But Little More and Sand ture With His Show Bursum Was Short in Ac- Time. Valve. Cabinet. counts, Were Filled With Many Errors Large and Small. JUDGE WOOD URGES SAVED PASSENGERS STATE 10 HURRY . F HIS RETIREMENT FAIR, IMPARTIAL AND CORRECT Witness Today Gives His Northern Pacific Flyer Derailed In Such Event According to His- ACCOUNTING FOR PRISON FUNDS Views of Tellurlde Troublesjand but Bravery of Man at Throttle tory Ruler of Country Must Explains Why It Was Neces Kept List of Injuries Accede to Request In Jsary to Call In Down to Only Bursum Is Charged With Everything That Should be Charged Favor of Crown Troops. a Few. Prince. Against Him and Alleged Shortages Shown Up as Untrue- clakkxck j. mimow, imuxciimt, attoksky of haywooivs DKI KXl'K, IN CHAKACTKKISTIC ATTITl'DK. -Complete Dolse, 17. On Set of Books on Hand Despite State- Idaho, July the Butte, Mont., July 17. When the Seoul. July 17. opening of court this morning At- uninjured Korea. Following torney members of the train crew a cabinet meeting yesterday, which ment That They Had Been Burned Attempt to Ruin So- Ilichardson notified the state of the North Coast limited, the lasted four hours, the premier that the defense desired three of the crack passenger flyer of the Northern an had CRACKED HIS HEELS IN MAN FELL FROM TRAIN slate's witnesses to remain in town. audience with the emperor In the corro County Man Results In Exposure I'acllio railroad, pulled away the evening, continuing In close confer of Poor Mathe- Judge Wood announced that prior timbers and bent iron from the side ence for three hours. to the opening of the argument he of the engine caib after a derailment It transpired that the premier matics by Expert When Case Finally Gets Into a of would notify the counsel as to this three miles east of Uarrison this had Court AIR AND DIED AND on which he made a strongly worded representa- IS FATALLY main points in evidence morning, they discovered Engineer tion of the gravity of the situation Justice Where Bursum Receives a Hearing would instruct the Jury. Darrow, for James Graham, of Butte, sitting la caused by his majesty's sending Testimony the defense, announced that the sur- - thg grasp- a defense, e ta!b, dead, with one hand deputation to the peace conference of robuttal for the would ing the sand pipe lever the other at The Hague, em- Former Penitentiary Superintendent Interesting Read- very short. and and asked the INSTANTLY INJURED the airbrake controller. He had peror to abdicate In favor of the . Through been crushed, but not thrown from crown price, and to proceed ing to His Friends and Unexpected by His Enemies-Fa- cts llall of BulloU. to Tokio O. M. Sackett. of Tellurlde. Colo ms seat. and apologise to the emperor of ' '" - - as Set Forth Not radu, for fifteen years an employe of The flyer was making Us usual Japan, - ' - t- v- - Can be Disputed. the Smuggler Union mine, was the time, running nearly 70 miles an The Korean emperor wade no Heart Disease Brought on by Crew Did Not Stop Because first witness of the day. He told his hour, when it passed Garrison, which definite reply to the proposition. personal experiences in the big riot is not a atop for this train. Three Will Accede to Demand. The Citizen today published the Attempt at Youthful It Was Behind at tne smuggler union in 1901, when miles past that place, the big engine While the emperor has given out transcribed, which It was not. many suddenly by report or cnaries v. SafTord, referee entries having been ne saia ne ana several other em left the rails, followed no statement aa to his Intentions, it in the brought by H. O. omitted on both ployes were compelled to run the two baggage cars, smoker and Is generally regarded by those suit Eursum debit and credit sides. This book Stunt. Time. day coach. close for an accounting of disputed ac should have had no place through a perfect hail of bullets In The Pullmans remained to him, that he will abdicate within cy whatever on track. counts in connection wun hl super-lntenden- in the order to get to the mine. the the next few days, and declare in of examination above referred to, He St. was Engine Overturned. his final proclamation, the territorial peniten- except as a guide or a check and said that Vincent John Plowing way that his son tiary at Santa Fe. this fact should AGED FARMER COULD SAN ACACIA MUCIT the head of the Tellurlde union at It along the rails for Is the emperor. This report already have been recognised tlhat time. witness next of nearly 100 yards, the huge locomotive He cannot, under the rule of has been sent by the party who made the audit. The told rushed part ot strict amvuuu court in tne tnira judicial dis- That It was so recognized, NOT STAND A DARE EXCITED. OVER AFFAIR negotiating with at. John to have the Its machinery being government adhered to In this1 coun- trict and wUl be reviewed by Judge by is shown firing stopped, and said he reached torn loose and striking the anginer'i try, refuse to give tiff the throne am -- the repeated complaints that the aide of caib, ; Frank W. Parker In the hearing of oook was not an "original an agreement with htm. the causing the death his Intimate counsellors do not be- - the suit. entry" and Made Agreement. of Graham. lleve that he will deviate from thai was inaccurate, yet, strange to say, Estancia. X. M., July 17. Sx-fial- ) Socorro, N. M., July 17. (Special.) an It Is a plain, unbiased, truthful ac- these very young Sackett said that aa a result of the Suddenly the engine left the ties custom, as to do so would mean po- counting Inaccuracies were madd "I'm not bs as I used to be, San Acacia, a small town fifteen negotiations and rolled down a steep embank- litical and probable physical for the monies handled by the basts of charges of shortages. but I'll bet I can JumD ud In the air miles north of here, is much wrought he had with St. John. ment, turning death. H. O. Uursum during the tune he was and crack my heels together up over strange an agreement between Edgar A. Col almost completely in charge of the prison and it showi The only books that should have twice the action of a rail- lins, assistant manager oi the mine, over. The baggage cars followed, one . been used In ques- before I strike the ground," said way crew in reporting Must Abdicate.' a large en-ots- the examination In at Socorro this was turning completely over and the oth- that number of Inten- tion were Fred Scott, an aged farmer, residing morning and St. John of the union, -- tional or otherwise, weru made by the books of original entry, that a man had fallen from drawn up and signed. The agree- er resilikg on Its side. The smoker Toklo, Japan, July 17. Although supplemented by of- five miles west of Sstancla, residing their train but that, being behind went on top bag- Korea is under an monar- the expert employed by the the books In the afternoon. Jumped up, ment was offered In evidence and al- down of the second absolute late governor, fice of the territorial treasurer as well He cracked time, they could not stop to inves- though objected. gage car, but remained in an up- chy, a democratic custom has exist- H. J. Hagerman, when as those In the oftlce his heels together, and fell to the tigate. the defense the right ed since olden days, he reported was M of the territor- Judge allowed It to tiled. position, and the chair car lay the of demand- that Bursum ah l ial auditor, and such ground dead. The effort brought on The body of the man was discover be on Its ing the from in his accounts. other evidences - This agreement was 3. side along the slope of the retirement the throne of the receipts and disbursements heart disease. ed early this mornlng- by residents of dated Julv embankment. of any sovereign whose conduct ha The Citizen does not c insider that money of Mr. Scott and two of his neighbors an 1901. In It Collins agrees to cease endangered this report and the testimony of as could be moulded Into were Acacia, lying beside the Santa work on the mine for a period of Few Serious Injuries. the national welfare. li. shape and furnish proof positive of talking over arrangements for Fe tracks. It was removed to thj Search was at once made by When this demand Is made In prop- O. liursum attached, neads further cutting Scott's wheat, as owner Sparkman three days, and the miners agree to the by comment. such receipts or disbursements. the store and a message sent from same train crew and the passengers in the er form the cabinet ministers, the In making this examination I have of the crop desired to leave this week to Socorro for a physician, Dr. Dun retrain violence lor the I'uinnans, or day emperor Is morally bound to abdi Those who desire to know the truth spent for Kansas. in a bantering mood, period. the coach and about H. O. a great deal of time, complied can responding Immediately. Inves smoker, and while every passenger cate. the Bursum ease should a correct account, the neighbors Joked him about his tigation proved man was Why Troops Were Called. was In days past It Is read this report carefully. cash rewritten and 78 years, that the The witness tnen told of the killing more or less bruised, none were said that he also Journalized all transactions, repro- remarking that he was get- not dead but had been severely In killed or even seriously Injured, in committed suicide Immediately after Those who do not, would naturally old ting old. jured of Arthur Collins, superintendent of not be interested at all events. duced the ledger, verified all ac- about the head and shoulders the mine, the disappearance of sev- the baggage cars, one of the employe abdication. counts pertaining to the receipt or The conversation began over a by falling from a train. His princi- was Berlously by a falling That the report vindicates H. O. discussion us to the time required pal eral miners in the district, and vari- hurt trunk Bursum is what his expected disbursements of money by the su- wound is a deeu cut back of his ous across his body, and the others were friends perintendent and of to for cutting the wheat. Scott insisting left ear and the probaible of other disorders. He said these und his enemies feared. sale material he do fracture men were afraid to work and many bruised. ns individuals and herewith hand yoj that could it himself in short the skull. He cannot survive. The fireman had time to Jump and It is follows. Head it: my original order. Finally, in response to a. of them were shot at on their way T I' JtKrOItT OF KKI KKKE. work, consisting of one The body could not at first be Iden- to me escaped almost without injury, but seventy-fiv- e, Joke as to his "getting stiff," he de- tified, mines. Santa Fe, X. M., July 12, 1S07. hundred and special but about noon friends from It was because of the engineer remained In the cab, ruled sheets, which show in detail clared his ability to perform the Ran Marclal discovered that the man these conditions after throwing on the doing Hon. Frank V. Parker, youthful stunt mentioned above, Is that troops were brought into the air and of every transaction, together with the and Juan Trujillo, aged about 40 years, all In his power to stop the train. Associate Justice the Supreme reproduced ledger as succeeded, but the moment he and an employe In shops district and marlal law proclaimed. ABOUT FISHING i Court of the Territory of New well as balance the at San Un cross examination. It was due to his action that the sheets. The following statement a alighted on the ground, his heart Marclal. Sackett said wreck caused only to Mexico, and Judge of the Third is ceased to beat and he fell to passenger the trouble in 1901 lasted only three death himself. Judicial District thereof. condensed summary of all cosh trans- ground the When train No. 9 arriv- uays. men agreement Had he followed the fireman froia actions, covering receipts dis- dead. Physicians stated af- ed here this morning, the tne went Into Sir: and ter an examination conductor effect and the matter waa settled. the cab, be would have left the train In compliance your bursements of money, that came into that he had been Informed the agent that a man had Everything to plunge to certain death, but, un- with order the hands of H. O. Bursum, during suffering from heart disease for fallen from the train at San Acacia, continued peaceful In til the broken mauhinery naming me as referee, and as such some time, but was evidently un- the district until late In 1903 didn't crushed 1 his term in office and for which he but as the train was late. It could him to death, he eased the speed referee, directing that investigate wa.s aware of it. Any exertion might it?" asked Attorney Itlchardson. report as to accountable, but does not includo have not stop to Investigate. He asked l lie down as fast as possible, and thus and facts, in the cause the receipt or any ended his life. agent to have an investigation made. 'Well, there was a sort of armed now pending In your court, in which disbursement of Scott owned several neutrality." saved his train of human freight funds, although penitentiary funds, farms and was The residents of San Acacia are from nothing more thun serious in- Old Controversy With Great Holm o. liursum Is the plaintiff and the actual possession well to do financially. much over A Sonoml Contract. jury. the Territory of New Mexico is the of which never aroused the action of the Richardson read the witness and defendant and in which the came to the hands of the superin- train crew In not stopping to pick up Jury agreement So tight had he gripped the sand Britain Is Being suit tendent. I have reference to the sal- and care the man, and they openly another entered Into valve and plaintiff prays for an accounting as ary HARRIMAN DECLARES July 6, 1901, by the mine and the air brake lever that his between Territory Mex- fund, the general maintenance declare that someone on the train fingers had to be torn loose before the of New fund, permanent Improvement threw the man off. union. It set forth that the differ- his body Considered. ico and himself, cancernlng moneys fund, ences between the mine and the un- could be carried out. He that came to his hands, during the penitentiary Income fund and the The county authorities have been ion had been amicably adjusted, was badly mutilated, having been scenic route fund, all of which re- 3 DIVIDEND notified and they will investigate the the crushed across the body some time he was superintendent of tha ceived PERJENT alTair, looking union expressing "entire disapproval and New Mexico penitentiary, commenc- direct appropriations made by into the liability of of the recent outrages," and agree- heavy piece of the machinery had Washington, D. C, July 17. The ing May 6th, the legislature, collected by the ter the crew. ing not to struck him on the head, crushing his approach of the first of August. lsaa, and terminating ritorial treasurer, by New York. Julv 17. The directors molest other union or marking beginning April 12, 1K06, I would respectfully retained him non-unio- n workers. Ilichardson ask- skull. the of the new submit the result of my examination. and by both the treasurer and the of the Illinois Central railroad today ed if this agreement was herring fishing season on the coasts auditor, credited to the proper peni- declared their regular semi annual not In ef of Now Kouudland, Is a of My report, which is herewith sub- per ZINC TRUST AFTER fect up to the general strike of matter mitted, tentiary fund and only disbursed by dividend of 34 cent. It is said J great concern to the state depart- shows iu detail all of the the the election a suc- JVJi debits and credits of all transactions, territorial treasurer on warrants that of director to . "Ostensibly," replied the witness. E ment, for it finds that the n.lieries but the result is so entirely different of the territorial auditor on voucher ceed John C. Welling was postponed Asks Suite Hurry controversy between America and approved by the 'board of nenlten- - to July 25. MA6DALENA to (ireat liritaln Is in a most confused from a report made by the Colorado E. H. was MINES The witness Justified the action of Title and Trust company, dated tiary commissioners, and no part of Harriman asked if there the citizens In taking law and unsatisfactory shape. runas were by su- whs any break between himself and the in their The Vivendi August 30, 19U6. that 1 do not feel wnicn handled the own hands and deporting men. He IS modus entered Into that In Justice to myself, that I can perintendent In cash or Its eoulvalent. l'resident Harahan. said It was necessary REFUSED BY last year by the terms of which great, or by any one for him in his em "No. Why should there be? It Js Socn IW'prcHfiitatlvok of Big Com- and that they ly against the wish of the New submit this report without calling ploy. too ridiculous to talk about," was pany on the Ground .Means had the "law of self defense" to sup- your honor's attention to the many port them. He said that since the Koundlanders, American fishermen er report the reply. Big Tiling l or New Mexico. were manifest errors in ih.) fo-m- report. In the before referred to, deportations, everything permitted to ply their vocation purporting to show shortages or mis Harriman was asked whether a had been unmolested oft the shore of that land, Concerning i'lo booki ul account, appropriation successor of Welling in quiet and satisfactory In the district. this former charged that valu- of funds, no monies be- the board Magdalena, N. M.. July 17. (Se- At the luncheon recess Judge expired with the close of the Ashing longing to any of the above mention would be a representative of Fish or rial) Seven representatives Wood season. able records nad been destroyed 'ir ed himself, to replied: of the announced that if possible, he desired n ere ih1 , oth-- funds, were included, but all such which he big Empire Zinc Company of New Indications today are that It will not ava'l and on the i "I nothing Buy the state to close Its rebuttal case hand I found all books of original Items as were claimed to be misap have to about Jersey, the biggest tine company in during the afternoon. be difficult to reach any permanent entry and from propriate or unaccounted for, were that." the country, are in Magdalena and Will Consider Nothing settlement of the trouble, and the these the financial In Stuyvesant Fish, former president But whole ap- transactions of the penitentiary un-- 1 Included what is termed "The negotiations are under way to se- effort of the negotiation Is Convict's Karnlng of the company, attended the meet- cure parently concentrated mo- der the superintendency of II. O. Fund." and this ing. the control of the best mines Inviolability of Property for the Bursum can be readily traced. The summary submitted by me, covers all in this district. NEWSPAPERS PAY ment on drafting some form of only record missing and which in no cash transactions in said fund. Should the negotiations result fa- mouus Vivendi to guard against the sense was a book of original entry, JI. O. Bursum, Missorm iuvek vorably, the company will begin op- at Sea. development of a friction that of New Mexico penitentiary In might have serious is an old Individual ledger, used in J the is itisixt; SLOWLY. erations here, it is understood on a $250,000 FOR LIBEL results. keeping accounts of persons buying! account with the territory of New Kansas City, Mo., July 17. The gigantic scale. A large number of The New r'oundlanders have sug- material from the penitentiary, and Mexico, for cash that came to his Missouri and Kaw rivers continue to men will be employed, a big smelter The Hague, July 17. A Vote upon gested a reference of the whole sub- May 5. 12, rise slowly, ject to the conllicting treaty the balances from which on all sup- - hands from 1x99 to April but aside from a few and plant will be constructed and Liverpool, July 17. The attempt the principle of the American and posed live accounts, were transacted 1HU6, while superintendent of the washouts and the Hooding of the low the properties will be developed to legislative action to the permanent to a new ledger. New Mexico penitentiary: lands, no serious damage has been their highest producing capacity. In thT "united ,t"", th9 "lability of Hague tribunal, and our government The absence of this book was not To cash from Jail re- reported. A Citizen correspondent was un- ivingunm. wnicn quickly came to is not averse to such arrangement material, as, having the books of ori- ceipts t 5,485.63 able to secure a statement from end under the pressure of under limitations. lT. gov- adverse me ui conference To cash paid by S. these men who s;iy that negotiations public opinion, el ginal entry, the Journal and Impres- had a sensational dealing with the (Jeneva. convention. sion books (invoice and voucher), al- ernment for support of LEAVES FORGED aie not far enough advanced to war- in the assize court today when though the work consumed consid- U. S. prisoners 29,886.57 rant publicity at this time. William Hesketh. a liberal member Twenty-on- e delegates voted favor- ELKS WILL MEET IN erable time, it has been easily repro- To cash from sale of ma- Those claiming to bo on the Inside, of parliament, secured a Judgment ably, eleven were against the meas- SO, however, duced. The cash book'' terial 49.17 CHECKS BEHIND state that without doubt, for damages of ilioO.OOtl and costs ure, and there was one absentee. mentioned in the report referred to To cash from other funds 31,126.01 the big company will take over sev- aualnst the Harmstvorth newspapers, - (Jieat DALLAS NEXT YEAR was not copied from any cash book TO HA LAWK Dl'K H. ). eral large properties in this district. th- Mill and the News, for libels liritaln, Frunce. Russia, by penitentiary. A Hl'liSl'M 4.333.51 uiill.med by them during t lie Japan, Spain and Portugal were In kept the cash Vegas. j course book was never kept, simply a Jour- Las N. M., July 17. W. I. of Ihe controversy that followed the opposition, while the triple 97 for some time bartender! alliance, Philadelphia. Pa., July 17. A nal in which all cash transactions Total 1151,260 como.na- - although Germany - were entered as well as other items. Ity cash paid territorial at the (tera bur in this city, hai! tlon. made a reserva- massed band parade with all th disappeared, Af'-- wus bauds playing "re-writt- treasurer 1121.436. S2 leaving a forged check r a hearing lasting two the majority. the same music at the This cash book" 115 days a"'"ir time, made up a few weeks before the re- By expended for con- for and one signed with his own1 me iii rt nuants to, lay suddenly with- - lielgium presented a compromise same one of the three big fea- ah name, - of to- tirement of H. (). Bursum as superin- tingent expenses 23.824.1 marked "no funds" by the! DROIEO IN LAKE m- nun fuea. oi justification ana proposal tures Klks' week, took place bank on which It was drawn. agreed to pay but Joseph H. Choate, of day. Kvery musical organization tendent, was an attempted statement the amount demanded. the participating as to the rash transactions of th T.Hal tl51.240.S7l McUulnness' wife started for Kan- Ivever. It Is declared, took a leading American delegation, refused to in the num- sas bering 1.-- 5o penitenti. try for the period f his ser- I am unable to draw comparisons t'Uy Saturday to visit friends and St. Paul. Minn.. Jnly 17. James part in the efforts to establish the accept It. saying that inasmuch as more than 40 bands, with between the amounts In thai he went to the station to bid her Strane, In soap combine. members, was iu line. vice. Tills statement was made for shown good-by- e. Instructor the University the majority admitted the principle above summary He evidently left the city of L'tah After the parade most of the visit- - the information of the board of com- and the figures in tha) on at Salt was accidental- oi immunity, ne to Ing was no book former report, as in report, no the same train. ly drowned in the Misuuurl river Nt. IiOiiis could not consent K!ka and their ladles went to the missioners; in sense a that near Wool Market. a limitation of this Idea, imrlm In a... I , v- .- of original entry had summary or general statement was The forged check was signed Kort Snelllng last night. He was St. Louis, July 17. Wool esneciallv various ah,,,,, and would have ' jeorsre L. Jan-I- " ami th. nm,,., steady. as ureal llrltain and Kussla already where special entertainments no except ref- i canoeing with a companion Territory and western 21(iji had value whatever for was 115. The other check was when thi mediums had declared that they would not been provided. At the grand lodj erence, even if it had been correctly (Continued on I'age i for canoe overturned. His companion 26e; fine medium 17(illc; tine 14 accept It In any Seven.) till. was saved by a tisherman. 16c. form. This made meeting yesterday Dallas. Texas. u unanimity impossible. J thostm as the next meeting place. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY. JVLY 17. 1007. TWO. PACE , r World's Youngest Aeronaut a . Have YOU Been In Soars to Dizzy Heights uu i niiuhS! uui muitsi CUT PRICES ARE NOW ON THE BILL OOOOCXXJCXXOOOC Winter's lingering in the lap of Spring did it. Perhaps you remember that, when we expected pleasant weather early in the spring, it snowed. Then CABINETS it snowed again. And then it snowed between snows and all at the time HQOSIER KITCHEN CABINET saves more steps than a bicycle when we should have been selling Spring things. The short season leaves our stock too large. NOW THINGS MUST GO. New season and new stock in plice ol Pantry. Cupboard and Table, tarje assortment ust received. Tikti the view. Plenty of time to wear light weights but short time in which to sell W. W. FUTRELLE FURNITURE CO. them. So, here goes. The more you buy the more you'll save. That's the whole story. : : uoooocxxxxxxxxxjcxxxxxjoocxjoocxx YOUNO DIXON FLYINO AMONG THK CLOUDS IN HIS SKY ::::::::::: 1 1 FOR PRICES LOOK AT MY WINDOW I RAILROAD DEPARTMENT Columbus, Ohio, July 17. The youngest aeronaut In the worl'l and the first to invent Hnd fly a sky bi- cycle, in Cromwell Dixon, non of Mn. Cromwell Dixon, of this VmpggajaMiiVnBMiaMHMMMnBVHMHnMMMiM city. The boy has marie Rood Dy three months "before the courts. Many fiyina; his alrBhip over Columbus at M. A4ANDKL.L people are buying to the border of the height of a mile, LXXXXZ the state and then buyln " Young Dixon had hardly outgrown xiixxxxxinxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxtxtxxxxxxxxixxxxxxxiiirrrxxxTxxxa N1ADRE terstate trips, whlah "wells state , SIERRA apparent- - ehrtB wnen n8 lnventlve sales, thereby minimizing, , attracted attention. His moth- - PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDY OF - - every way state. er encouraged him in ritdMWKMi DIXON, the a a he spent a small fortune to fit up INVENTOR. a good workshop. The boy tinkered 3. D. Eakln. President. Chas. Mellnl, BAGGAGE checkers along for several years, making vari ventor awoke to find himself famous. Sour O. Oloml, Vic steer? President. O. BELONGS TO MUST PAY FARE. ous ingenious devices. He was one of the successful aero- Bachecal, Treassrcr. El Paso. Tex., July 17. As the bicycle con- - nauts of the world. anti-pa- ss Finally, he built a sky law is becoming better I fellow doesn't . . i , l t In it of- a. lean hair. i5eneatn wnlcn is Nerve? The little Stomach Known to oiucmm me i is. No aDDetlta. loss ol strength, nenrot Consolidated Liquor Company ine ui ruiua ' know what fear During one of operating In Texas, additional passes u"Pen,ded flle-hts- 400 feet in air. hasdacha. eonstlDatlon. bad breath. to liters his when the nu. BTtoeess ors to are Included in the list of those .wEf the escape valve in the gas bag re- - eeneraJ debility, sour risings, and catarrh be recalled. The Texas & Pacific He coolly climbed , MEL'.NI A EAKIN, and BACHECHI a 0IOMI. HARRH? passenger ih. U7 was marie the fused to work. ,he 8tomaoh U9 al duo to Indigestion, the conductors "wi ly aloft, out on the fraime and fixed It. ditcoy-You- ng WMOLKBALK refuse to honor passes presented vice carried the boy Rracefu Kodol relieves Indigestion. This new DCALRB IN i... i i I He maneuvered and guided It about Dixon has Invented another represents tne urii Juices of dlgea. by nl.Dhln . n ha n.nnnllixl llV A mfltftf. " ...... ir Anally descending to be embraced n.irr,., & haeiraire. day. when his mother ,..111 ft.A S mother who exclaimed, "I knew and some Control T.t. nnml.tA.l his Is enough, will give combined with the greatest known tonlo Wines, Liquors and Cigars Said to " thinks he old he Railroad King to checX baggage only " and reconstructive properties. Kodol for enter trains I'"".The next morning the young In- - it a trial. W kttp wrylbtng In ttook io outfit tho to when they have the proper trans dyspepsia does not only relieve Indigestion most fo$ttdloaa oomploto Mexican Line portation or mileage. and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy bar Q. system The H. & 8. A. has also English Title Gave Small Joy helps all stomach trouoies cy cleansing, Hsve been appointed exclusive agents In tht touthwctl far Jea. t. Pacific. Issued a joint circular stating that on Proud purifying, sweetening and strengthening Schlitz, Wm. kemp and Louis A. B. C. Breweries; Yellowstone, , account of the Texas laiw, the con 8t tract with newspapers and land and Beauty the mucous membranes lining the stomach. Green River, V. H. McBrayar'a Cedar Brook, Louls Hunter, T.J. Mon- to Young American Mr. S. S. Ball, ol Rivemwood, W, Vi., tin arch, and ther standard krands of whiskies too numerous ta msntlen. 11- - I " I troubled with sour twenty yurs, MeXlCO City. JUiy lnB lu.,ioH ii nt wit stomach for ' The. 11. kavo form Kodol cured me and we are now uatnc it 10 ml Madre and Pacific was j 000 tickets this WE ARE NOT COMPOUNDER. Grande, Sierra and somlie for forbebT." But sell atralght aa by recently organized and Us capital class of tmfflc, and these will be the article received us from tne best laerlee, . used In place of the passes which for ackachiwiak ridnits Distilleries and Breweries In tae United SUt a. Call aad lnipaet build- thy the' rrVinK oT 1U - have been Issued In the past. WITTS KIDNEY and BLADDER PILLS tin na kk) Stock and Prices, or write (or Illustrated Catalogue and Irie Uat. . Issued to dealera only. In plans. Col. W. Greene, ol MOVEMENT OF COKE Preparad by E. O. DeWITT ft CO., OhlcagS) New York, the weW known copper K)IGL.H SMELTERS, magnate. Is ostensibly SOLO BY J. 1. CO. Is ' "ed on Dougla. Ariz.. July 17. The heavy of the road but it movement coke that ha bee px Use Kennedys Laxative Cough KOfXjaxCOC00OaK30W good authority that E. H. Harrimau ted oyer the ea8tern division of Syrup. Contains no opiates. It drives Is in control o T, the Bl Paso & Southwestern has be- the cold out of the system by gently lts reorganization. '"v'T'Sj:"f"lm".flJ" gun to arrive and there are 700 cars moving the bowels. Contains Honey building a lallroad down Qn B)llng9 The R o ranue and maln 4lna and Tar and tastes nearly as good as coast of Mexico. eagtern dlvjaton. There are 1,400 maple syrup. Children like it. boio vVeill and Paclnc will onnecl , Sierra Madre carg Jn the ent)re nt tnat na8 by H. O' Rlelly Jt Co. Paper! new line, thereby J. with this been gent QUt fpQm tne Dawgon cohe ? . o the Harriman system a short and U ftnd coa, fle,ds and the yardg an)J mil ra I-eL-irxt! . rect route between isiaies ldlnKS at umean are con. New Arrivals for tin Week. Paclnc coast of this country. Seamless tapestry rugs. Ingrain ( and the geMed wUh the car9 (The . City, carpets (large assortment) brass and Kansas Mlco This coke Is coming from the Daw- - jvuenen n io your Orient and the Hlo son & county Iron beds, linoleums, iioosier I't paiier ami paint ,arnJe' 'ffS Colfax coal fields and s glassware. Fu- - house. Satisfaction guaranteed. . Madre and Pacific f is shiTrped to over Cabinets, China and run Tucumcari the "M'' Co. Prompt attention to ninll orders, i each other In the sense that they DaWBOn branch and from there sent trelle Furniture close together. For the greater pari d,rect o DoUB,a8 Rmelters. they will run wltnin the The J. D. EMMONS, Successor to Stacy & Co. at the distance coal ,8 dipped west for tne URe of mrs good, coi.n rtoor BEEf not less man i" ii.o . . j. I the mines and smelters, although the AT WAIION'S DKl'ti STOKIi But when the fact is cons laereu wiai. Bi(rt,ee nlnes are usln oU for fuel South Second and Load o h.i tramiw a reeion inai is In greater part of their power OeKMaX3e3ttOtttttte)OeK)e ly populated and that their traffic pIant8' for a long time to come must be prln- - I ci pally transcontinental it will be re- - Among the many new locomotive allied that the rivalry between the ordered Dy uie Santa Fe are 30 Mal- - 621 North First Street. Phone No. 483 will be more or less in- - compounas to be i two roads lett used over the tense. They will even divide tne naton mountains. These are, in fact, business of the mining camps of tne two ensrines m one, Fir8t come th region through which they puss wltn cynnder8i uhs other engines, then m each other. eight drivers, then another pair of Rumor Credited. cylinders followed by eight mora Mexico City and return S40.2S. June of the dr'vers. making four cylinders and 8 to 15 incliiNlve. I.unit August The new Pacific coast line 1 interests will originate a drivers in all. They are much 31. 1007. Srge amount al traffic l:i u.Mi- - ""Ker than the Santa Fe's present Norfolk, Va.. and return, 15 day limit. port that it will mot.ster locomotives known as de- - $58.76: sixty day, $7Z.so; seasor Uon tohe business Dec. $87.45. btaln by touching at ropoioooniv". I , . limit. 15th. anu ouu Denver and return, $23.70; Colorado Altanta, aiazanan ria. A work train has been put on the $20.75; Fuebw DIAMOND to turn all of its Springs and return, will be In position Santa Fe track between Klncon and on sale traffic destine. io me V' u,KUna especially and return, $18.95. Tickets or to repair the dam 14 June 1st to Sept. 30. 1907. Return eastern portion sta-t- o '" .ja done to It between those limit Oct. 31. 1907. the Rio tions by the swollen Rio Grande dur-Paclfi- c, PURDT, Agent. thereby shutting the Kansas ,n pre9ent summer. The work. T. E. m vniy, : " flV.. men are doing w hat Is known as THE COI XTEKS OF ItOSSI.YX. very business which it has been ..rip-rappln- the track for the pur- - urlng on nanaiing pose of repairing the damages done New York. July 17. Or mnrA a lieutenant In the Royal Horse Th.u i ?with1 credence given in ! ...... I A m.rlnn ti i,o guards and an officer In the English W. E. MAUGEP SouUiwestern Brewery A Ice Company. to report that the Harri-- 1 . force which relieved Dadysmtth dur- Mexico the onslauirhta Ernrllsh v from th mi. ing Uoer war. Poverty - - neieasarily the forced ("on CrinrdeeU8ferrra .Madri and Pa- - rlvcr- . . h""r- not bring him to go to work, first as a war WOOL ., happiness. This Is the countess of cr The uo-- of constricUng the ..., w k . . respondent and later as an actor. with Raube and Mauser (Mies Robinson began life as an 8C 00OeK000KDOe0004W artists' model, and then went on the Office, 115 North First stage, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. m..'i' - . ivibiiiii uavv uecn vim neu . riuiL'll'i VOrCe where she attracted much at 1.-...- . . because of her grand beauty 8 Nkckerson, rormeriy vjvu to rlca; Artlc to Argos; Tull to ' tention THE TROUT SEASON IS NOW OPEN Mexican Central. and who is Truli; Meadows to Wade, and Carls-looke-d The earl of Rosslyn was formerly It was then that she met the earl. the thoroughly familiar upon as - bad to Carl. These are flag stationa and In olose touch with existing con- wllh a pa8Sng track. now recently made a . We operate the Pecos Hancli (formerly the Sparks ranch) ditions In Mexico, was at the headwaters of the Pecos river, where we can accommodate general manager of the road and is Engineer Osborne and Fireman fifteen guests. work of enlarge- - Whelan, on l naw directing the stationed at Wlnslow tho We can accommodate twenty-fiv- e gue-K-s The Valley is now In progress. Albuquerque division, were awarded A Bit of Vaudeville at Ranch. ment that a Will send our wagons to meet any train at Glorieta, if notified by let- ten merit each for turning their ter or telegraph. Are prepared to carry comfortably parties of any 1LATKS i glne over to another crew tied up at OaK)OOaOOOa0OOOO any on number to and all points on the river. Write for rates. iVlLXi CONFUSE. McC'lUan, account of accident, Address letters to Pecos, N. M. . Telegrams addressed to ns - . and roinir in the rtf uj'fii1tnt . at Chicago. July IT The comusio.i - - wcnA Glorieta wUl be telephoned to as without delay. . - , ...... ,w JlpAn. iciiucmih (omnuic "T";. twhwwn state and Interstate THE VALLEY RANCH passenger rates Is likely to continue Mexc0 Lamy to-tn- - dvl8lon between and Ti some time, according pas- UojTllllKO for or are to widened, and the enger representatives ranroaaa graiie ,g to be rased at a COMt ot oaoaoaoaoaoaooac)oaoooao oaoaoaoaKxwaoaoaoaoaoaoau .niaHm in Chicaao. It is empna- - ..n.. ir. i, . tloally denied, however. that tne pleted ,,ne divi8lon wln be ballasted railroaas are irnig v v I AUbuquerque to Katon. In rates upon the basis of I . a a Don't Forget The interstate puo-- 1 1 cents in order to punish tne Bridge 3. on the Albuquerque ox I ALBUQUERQUE PLANING MILL lie for insisting upon a reduction division between this city and Wins-th- e COAL various state rates. I low, at present a pile and frame You Don't Count the Cost smmsmmmsmmm Is explained that the worn 01 i structure. Is to be repluced by a THE OLDEST MILL IN TOE CITY. It en-- Ilent American Block, per $6.50 paMsenger tariffs for the I crete bridge, containing two arches. eating our pies, cakes ana When In need of sasfi. door, frames. ton.. examine, is a uw lm when Anthracite Nut, per ton $8.50 tire west, for uIThe cost of the pastry, small in comparison etc. Screen work a specialty. 403 tremendous proportions. Home Idea tllnated at $17,000. for It's South First street. Telephone 403. Anthracite Stove and Furnace nf the dlfflculty under which thai a a with the satisfaction you gain. The per ton $9.50 railroads are laiboring this year will I Sven mechanical coaling stations day you start using the products of gathered when it is statea mm i are to be erected along the Eastern be ex- - I bakery will be a red letter one there are few roads on which the Hallway of New Mexico, usually call- - our d cut-olT- up penue for the year for the publlca-l- the "Belen ." The stations on your calendar. Mark It this $25,-- 1 WOOD Hon of tariffs will be less than are to be erected by the Hoberts & day. many large I - 000, and tlhat there are tschafer Contracting company of Chl- Say, Osgur, I dlt nod know der ocean wass salt." systems where the expense win ooicago. Iss vater, ha, If You Want A times sum. To charge a I a "Id aln'd, Adolf. Id ha, ha!" DRY CEDAR fniir this I too freshness." which contains several hundred Thomas Maddovk, a civil engineer "You are RIONBaZm BAKERY PINION tariff I "Veil, der ocean aln'd." AND TORNILLO. tutirea is a difficult and tedious task. employed by the Santa Fe, and a In Id gesterday." 807 South First Buret In engineering yei- - "I noticed dot. Somebotty musd haf bathed Plumber Th.r. am fw rate exierts theCOrns of the force 1 Id you so nicely." TERMS STRICTLY CASH. compared to the number terday began surveying the local "Here iss von ding like abouid surf bathing. tans rnuntrv " 1 mt n ess, you keep from talking shop. Forged der tannery." now in the tariff revision Nhop yards, to make plans for a new can'd needed I "Ah. dere iss a girl making wafes ad us." MEN AND WOMEN. work, and It Is Impossible to create track leading to the round house. an ha, S. Beaven I Is in such ha. I'm John ,,, i tocceut by long year a a "Itosh! She nod efen ocxin, ha!" BiffttforanOBturftl Telephone No. 61 h n ir-- "Vot do you belief iss der uselessn-s- of sea veed?" a I t t 4avO of training. I According to the Hallway Gazette grow UUrUM rritaUioo pi ulcartuoui 502 SOUTH FIRST STREET. possesses 13,- - "I don'd know, unless id Iss to ocean currents." of mueoua rucmbraiiM. Th. are not comiielled tolfor July, New Mexico you lofely beach?" on the basis I DUO miles of coal land. The "lon't dink diss iss a put in interstate rates I aiiuare a iss cofered mlt THttVmUHtMtCAlWJ. or poisonottt. Standard mile, Is explained, and only mine by a railroad and "Yess. Aln'd id pltyp It sant." ful The of 2 cents a it was blaylng my mudder-In-la- w ouid on der beach der odder In of J In operation Is mine "I mil are doing so purely the Interest full the small day and burled her in der sand. I cofered her all bud her head." a i or Mot to DUtn wrapMf, When you want to buy, sell, putillo and of uniform rates. n m kF lprei. prapaid, tot fhe I ifrniiui. "All heud?" b9.I ,o noouurv in the Drat Instance but her TTiTbI tl.00. or ft bot lira ..76. or exchange secure Dermlsslon from the Inter-- I The Santa Fe Employes' Magazine "Yess." v Circular aant oa rtsuuaai. Our work is as our name rent I pages "Fool!" lata fMiinnifn1!' ct nnmlSNlon to change devotes three to the air brake Iss a lightship." notice, and this I instruction car tmti6 which was here "Say, dot ould yonder implies, and charges the rates on short "Ah, yess, yess. 1 oxpect dot Iss why Id don'd sink." our are permission was given only a few days recently, anu wnu-- win return soon, Every Woman Household Goods I - are going to haf a clam buke tonlghd." igo. railroads here insist C, E. Dewing, general air brake in- 1ey l uturn-au-- ana mould kdov right. All of the belief Id. 1 haf nod heard a clam since I haf been here." tlw they have not received any coin-- I siructor, is in charge of this car. "I don'd about wuiidurful that I a idloclty! Clams Iss a pairfect silence." iuin. ruui. riiinir fniilittea for check- - a a a "Such kMARVtL Whirling Spray Keep busy until you find John Emmerwon and It. T. Pea- - "Vot iss der use of a clam, anyhow? CW VaaTlnal i rim area. Ing baggage and rebuying tickets goot to pearl ould of." Meat SI oal cotiVBts body, To- - "Why. ids shell Iss make buddons - where slate and Interstate fares come bonus demonstrators at the my S. "1- i mi l'"1 It clrajutt complaints peka offices, passed through Albu- - "Ah. I vlll sent some clams to brudder; he iss a shellworker." VT I'la'iiiiij Into conflict Even if - you going to stay here till der tide comes In?" i"a.i. uuerque night en to W'lns- "Are I1 Plumbing & Healing Co Co. were made they explain, they could last route you How can come in id iss untlde." Aim fanr drtttrirlat for Standard Star Furniture low, Ariz., Cal., on 'How talk! der tide unless if Its cannot aui-- ry Us to spend a lot of and Uakerslield, --- hardly be exeted Goozlemeyer? He In der bath i no "Lilt you hear abouid left his clothes itii Bx ST ill M money to enable the purtdlc to "beat" a pleasure trip. atamn fur Vkk. ST 1 Geld Ave. house, und dey stolde dem." 1 miim 2I4W. lliiatruu It m ,. aa "teTst-t- Fireman erf coast line "Ha, ha, ha! Kerfes him rlghd. liey don'd get my clothes." full jarti(niMra ajad diTWlHUta in e rate. Pierce vs.Lia.i.1 t4, li.HM. MAUViL 4 tt. '.cm t ..... frelKli...uMiufl la laving pft pn "Why. blease?"- Whip"8""'". Muicn PffttC ni tit., - i.., ,.n iinttr mv t 'ri'i ir cnH " (Slap, crash, bang!) o wrcoxrsn.w, jriiY it, mr. IALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. Mi' rAsa ram temperature was 94; lowest, 57; rain- fall, 2.78 Inches. Red River, Taos county R, V. C. SUN OVER IVnn There have been almost dally J. BALDRIDGE rains. There Is still some snow on the OKAUtm IN NATIVK AND CHICAGO LUMBK highest mountains. Total rainfall, .1 I"j1Js 1.00 inch. KIM SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S PAINT Covers more, looks best, wears Rincon. Dona Ana county W. A. of the longest, most economical; full measure. Foote The weather has been partly BUILDINO All OF NEW cloudy, with a good shower on the PAPER Always In stock. Plaster, Lima, Cement, Uth. The highest temperature was aWlTT'S Paint Glass, Sash, Doors, Etc. 99: lowest. 60; rainfall 0.23 Inch. LOOD FIRST STREET AND COAL AVE. ALUCQCERQCE, NEW ttKX. Miguel county PURIFIERS Roclada. Snn John A. Rudulph There has been no rain specific; to the northeast, east snd southeast For more than forty years S. S. S. lias worn the crown of a of the station, but almost dally rains public THE GREAT here. The weather has been warm approval and has been recognized as the King of Blood G.L. no and pleasnnt between showers. The Purifiers. It has demonstrated its ability to CURlv in clcco minztL Keppeler highest temperature was 79; lowest, 42: rainfall, 0.90 inch. thousands upon thousands of cases of blood and Socorro county W. It. skin diseases Weather Bureau Says Condi- Rnsedale. 317-31- 9 S. St. Martin There have been light show- until it is regarded today as the most reliable and safest of all Second ers almost every day during the blood tions Were Normal week. The highest temperature was medicines. Phone 967 85: lowest. 65; rainfall 0.14 inch. Pure blood means strong, vigorous bodies, well Past Week. San Rafael. Valencia county Dr. nourished V. SSL,: f: Chas. M. O rover The weather has srstems, steady nerves, and all the machinery of life working in t been hot, dry and dusty, but there been in neighboring harmony with nature thus insuring perfect health. Impure or Santa Fe, N". M., July 1. The have rains the dise.ised blood means the Albuquerque weekly report mountains. Water holes are drying of all any of the weather bureau up fast, hut as yet there has been no opposite this; impurity, humor or poison in this vital fluid acts injuriously on serious suffering from the drouth. the system and affects the general health. Pustular eruptions, New Mexico The temperature and sunshine of The highest temperature was 93; low- pimples, rashes and the the past week were near the normal. est 60. various skin affections show that the blood is in a feverish and diseased condition, as the The days were warm and pleasant, Santa Fe, Santa Fe county U. S. of too as a rule, belnK clear durlnjr the fore- Weather Bureau There have been result much acid or the presence of some irrigating humor. Chronic Sores and noon, and partly cloudy and threat- almost dally thunderstorms during Ulcers are the result of morbid, unhealthy matter in the blood, while ening during the afternoon, as Is the past week, and the weather has Rheumatism, Catarrh, A. C. HILICKE JOHN 8. male year. deep-seate- and MITCHELL lnrite their friends to customary at this season of the been warm and pleasant, with rather Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison, etc., are all d blood disorders that continue to The nights were rather cool. The cool nights. The showers have been grow New Mexico headquarters at precipitation averaged considerably somewhat heavier In the mountains. worse as long as tne poisons winch produce them remain i:i the bl:ooa. below the normal. There were al- Streams are carrying a fair amount All blood troubles are acquired. most daily thunderstorms In the more of water. The highest temperature not mountainous regions .but there was was 83 on the 8th; lowest, 50 on the Through the blood disease germs are trans- TIIOHOTjaHLY TESTED ITT II EH FAMILY. The Hollenbectt Hotel little or no irecipitatlon over the 16th: rainfall, 0.14 inch. Los Angeles, California plains, except In the east central Valley. Union county Mary Smith mitted from one generation to another. Par- 8. 8. R. has been use! extensively In onr fasiily, counties near the Texas border, glrsn to both younn old, The weather was dry and hot until ents hand down a tainted circulation to their and and alwsvs with the best friendship patronage where there were heavy but badly the shower of the 11th, and the good results. It thoroughly cleanses the blood of all Impur- Tour and la appreciated. Courtesy and distributed showers on the 10th. 11th, rain of the 12th, amounting to 1.26 children, and we see its effects manifested in ities, at ths same tims It builds up the psneral health attention to guest Is a.pleasure to us. Hollenbeck Hotel and Cat and 12th. There Is some complaint inches. Rives appetite, of drouth In the southern and west- various ways. The skin has a waxy, pallid strength and energy. We hive given better than ever. Location convenient and desirable. ern counties. There appears to be It to our children, as intimated, and found It to bo Depot and beach Una cars atop at the Hollenbeck door. ro shortage of Irrigation water except appearance, the eyes are often weak, glands to the system and always capable of purify. tn a few isolated districts. of the log the blood and restoring health. I tinhesitatlr.gly neck enlarged, and, as the taiut has recommend to all in The following notes, selected from been in blood it need of a blood medicine. It Is the reports received this week, will Territorial the since birth, the entire health superior to everything else as a enrs for blood dtses.se - give the conditions more In detail: is usually affected, and the system weakened MRS. CLARA. DAUBERT. ooooeooooooooo- Albert, Union county, H. M. Han- Schuylkill Haven, Pa. from of health-givin- g son The protracted spell of hot, dry . want nourishing, blood. Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works jj weather has finally been somewhat Topics all blood troubles S. S. S. itself relieved by afternoon thunderstorms, In has proven "Tho King of Blood PurJflors." rw rm wmm.m rrvpnvivr but the accompanying rainfall has It goes down into the circulation removes all poisons, Iron and Brass Castings: Ore, Coal and Lumber Can; been Irregular. The highest tem- and humors, waste or foreign matter, 8hft life-strea- Inga, Pulleys, Grade Bars, Babbit Metal; Column perature was 99; lowest, 69; Tucson, Arizona, voted $50,000 and makes m health-sustainin- g. ad Iroa total this pure and Nothing reaches inherited b'.ood fronts for Buildings. precipitation, 0.50 Inch. bonds for new school houses Tuesday troubles like S. S. removes of Woomfleld, San Juan county Fred by a vote of 153 for to 1 against. S.; it every particle the taiut, purifies and strengthens the HWtatr o Mining mm mill Mmmhlmmry m BpomlBtty LeClerc The weather has been weak, deteriorated blood, supplies it with the healthful properties it needs and Foundry east side of railroad track. Albuquerque, N. 1 threatening, with thunder nearly The Remsburg Mercantile com establishes O every day, but the total rainfall has pany at Raton. N. M., has bought out the foundation for good health. As a tonic been very light In this Immediate re- the Cohn Bros. Mercantile Co. The S. S. S. gion. The highest temperature was stock of the new company is $250,- - has no equal, and it will be found es- 102; lowest, 64; total rainfall, 0.02 000. pecially bracing to Inch. weak, anaemic persons. THE Cambray, Luna county F. S. Case John Cummins, 63 years of age, a One of the greatest points in favor of S. S. S. Albuquerque Lumber Co. There has been no rain here but a well known prospector in the copper is that it is purely vegetable, made heavy shower passed a few miles fields throughout Arizona, was com- from nature's WHOLESALE AND RETAIL north of here on the 11th. The high- mitted to the territorial asylum for healing, cleansing, health-producin- g roots, hcrbt est temperature was 104; lowest 70. the Insane at Phoenix. and i3 Carlsbad. Eddy county Raymond o o barks. It the one medicine that may be Lumber, Glass, Cement and Rex Flintkota Rooting De Pue The weather has been much At Tombstone, Ariz., the case of taken with absolute safety by cooler during the past week. There the United States vs. W. D. Semple, the youngest were light showers on the 8th, 9th charged with sending obscene litera- PURELY VEGETABLE child or the oldest member of the family. First and Marqoette Albtsquerqoe, New Mexico and 10th. amounting to 0.09 Inch. ture through the mails, went to the Rheumatism. Rnre atirl Qi.;,, The highest temperature was 104; Jury at 6:30 p. m., In the United Catnrrh TTIore lowest, 64. States district court. After being out Diseases, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison, and all other blood troubles are cured perma- Peming, Luna Co. W. Holllngs-wort- h about an hour a verdict of acquittal dur- was rendered. nently by S. S. S., and so thorough is the cleansing of the blood 00OfwOiOlSiOilOllwOlOlNllOllBOia0 1 There has been no rain that no trace of the disease ing the week. The highest tempera- is lelt to break out in future years, or to be transmitted to offspring. If your blood is out Finest Whlsklss ture was 97; lowest, 63. James I. Jones, of Duquesne, Ariz., Elmo Dulce, county has been granted a permit to en- of order begin the use of S. S. S., The King of Blood Purifiers, The St. Rio Arriba F. E. and restore this vital fluid Wlnet, Brandies. James There has been no rain dur- close and cultivate twenty acres with- Et6.q ing the past week, and the days have in the Huachuca National forest and io us normal neaitny condition, and enjoy the blessing ot good health. Book on the blooc JOSEPH BARNETT, Prop'r. been generally clear. The highest maintain a dwelling house, and the and any special medical advice desired will be furnished free temperature was 92; lowest, 41. necessary outbuildings and fences to of charge to all who write.' MMFU AND 5 protect growing crops, for the pur- El Paso. Texas U. S. Weather pose THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. t 2 0 West Railroad Aventse CLUB 900MB Bureau The weather has been part-J- y of making a home for himself cloudy, with light showers toward and family, the end of the week. The highest OwOoooooaDHnanBDD temperature was 98; lowest 68; rain- C. H. Haynes, jailer at Alamogor-do- , fall 0.10 Inch. N. M., accidentally shot himself Elizabethtown, Colfax county J. In the left knee. He went out to F. Carrlngton There have been daily shoot a skunk which was trespassing showers In this vicinity light In the In the rear of the jail and had taken valley but heavy In the mountains. one shot at the animal, and In some The highest temperature was 78; way while holding the gun at his side lowest, 36; rainfall, 0.05 Inch. pulled the trigger. The ball shatter- Bunch" ed the knee cap. Off in Espanola. Rio Arriba county We're a Frank D. McBrlde There have been almost daily showers during the past George Woodard. a former well week. The highest temperature was known resident of Raton, who ac- 91: lowest. 49; rainfall, 0.62 Inch. cepted a position with the Sierra Frisco, Socorro county J. R. MI1-lig- an Madre Land and Lumber company's The weather has been hot and railway at Madera, state of Chihua- dry, and we are badly In need of hua, Mexico, two years ago. Is doing If rain, although there have been good well in that country and has now showers In the vicinity. risen to the position of trainmaster Folsom. Union county Jackson of the road and was married a short BUG Tabor The weather of the past week time since. HE has been warm pleasant, FAIR and with equable day and night temperatures. "We, the Jury, find that Harry Le-Ro- y There have been heavy thunder- came to his death from a pistol storms to the north and south, but shot wound and recommend that the rainfall at the station has been Harry Hickman be bound over to the very light. We have not had a good grand Jury for investigation." Such it rain since the last day of May. The was the verdict of the coroner's Jury soil Is dry. and we are threatened at Phoenix, Ariz., at the inquest over with a shortage of water. The high- the remains of the man who was est temperature was 84; lowest, 60; NEW MEXICO'S found dead with a bullet hole In his rainfall, 0.03 Inch. body In his cabin at Lowell Wednes- Fort Bayard, Grant county Sur- day night. geon In charge The weather has been generally cloudy, with a good The Cochise county, Arizona, board rain on the 11th. The highest tem- of supervisors, acting as a board of Twenty-Sevent- perature was 90; lowest 57; rainfall equalization, again h 0.33 inch. has passed the 'Annual Territorial county "buck" to the territorial board of Fort Stanton. Lincoln J. equalization in regard to the placing E. Bergman There has been no rain per during the week. The highest tem- of the assessed valuation acre on perature was 93; lowest 45. the patented mining Fort Wlngate, McKinley county claims. The board there has placed burgeon In charge There has been a valuation of $5 per acre on such almost dally showers during the claims of that class and a valuation Fair Association week, but the total rainfall was light. of $15 per acre on those that are The highest temperature was 84; being worked. lowest, 50; rainfall, 0.28 Inch. Gage, Luna county E. P. Tllley After telegraphing to several dis- The weather has been pleasant but tant places to acquaint the relatives very dry. The highest temperature of J. J. Brooks of his death last was 97; lowest 62. Monday night at the Nogales hospit- Glen, Chaves county Mary Cooley al, Alderman Peck received the fol- 1 1 lowing telegram Inclusive, The weather has been partly from J. Martin October 7th to 2th, 907 cloudy, with only a very light rain. Brooks of Los Angeles: "Bury J. J. The highest temperature was 10 1; Brooks In a plain coffin without lowest. 59; rainfall, 0.03 Inch. screws or nails, with linen robe, have Lake Valley, Sierra county Wm. his photograph taken, and send bill cool-er.wl- th to me." J. Is law- MEXICO P. Kell The weather has been Marian Brooks a ALBUQUERQUE, NEW some clouds, and a good yer and formerly an United States shower on the 11th amounting to attorney. At first J. Marian denied 0.22 Inch. that the deceased was his brother. Las Vegas, San Miguel county V Dr. William Curtlss 'Bailey There Articles of the following corpora- has been considerable rain In thi tions were filed In the office of the Every Day! Every Might. Everywhere! mountains during the week; much coui.ty recorder at Phoenix, Ariz., less at the station but sufficient. The The Mexico City Real Estate com- days have been pleasant and the pany, capital stock $6,000,000, Incor- nights cool. The highest tempera- porators: L. A. Price. G. W. Emanuel; Horse Racing $8,000 ture was 94; lowest, 46; rainfall 0.41 Keystone Loan company, capital inch. slock, $100,000, Incorporators, C. H. Logan. Quay county W. W. Akers, H. R. Trltle; Canadian Cobalt Base Ball 1,750 Moore The temperature has been company, capital stock, $200,000, In- very even during the week, with lo- corporators. Frank 8. Allen, Ray E. Carnival 3,250 cal thunder showers in the vicinity, Fouts; Oregon Real Estate and Loan and 0.33 inch at the station. The company, capital stock $100,000, In- highest temjx?rature wus 94; low-ea- t corporators, Russell C. Kelsey, Ed- Historical Pageant 1,000 60. ward Sharp. Chas. H. Farmer. G. A. Lordsburg, Grant county W. E. Ganders. Peter H. Meyers, Edward Moore The weather was warm with King; American Soda company, cap- Free Acts 2,000 high winds during the fore part of ital stock. $2,000,000. Incorporators, the week, cooler, with les wind, dur John C. Mullen, Edgar S. Ing-stree- t. Attractions and Operating 4,000 ing the latter iirt. There were goou showers n the 11th and 13th, amount to 0.30 Inch. HA I It DRESSFK AXD CHIROPO. Manuelito, McKinley county W. DIST. A. L. Tarr The weatner has been Mrs. Bambini, at her parlors oppo- cloudy, with a light rain on the loth. to Monument, Eddy county J. M. site the Alvarado and next door been no rain during Sturges' cafe, is prepared to give t'ook There has thorough scalp treatment, do EXPENSE week, hair TOTALS, the but the weather has been $20,000 cloudy. highest tempera dressing, treat corns, bunions and in- partly The growing She gives massage ture was 1 till lowest, 6. nails. Mountalnair. Torrace county Win. treatment and manicuring. Mrs. paK,. u has been cloudy during the Bambini's own preparation of com- week, with n light rain on the 11th plexion cream builds up the skin and Is RAILROAD improves complexion, RATES temperature was 91 the and HALF FARE The highest lowest 76: rainfall u.17 Inch. guaranteed not to be Injurious. She Nara Visa, ljuay county Wlllard also prepares a hair tonic that cure Relknap It was dry and warm dur and prevents dandruff and hair fall- ing the first of tne weeK, mia vegeta- ing out; restores life to dead hair; tion was suffering from drouth, but removes moles, warts and superfluous 'We're Going Some" the heavy rains during the nights of hair. Massage treatment by vibrator Wednesday and rnursuay inorougniy machines. For any blemish of th relieved the conditions. The highest face, call and consult Mrs. Bambini. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. WEDNRlDAr, Jt'LY 17, 1S07.. The ALBUQUERQUE NATIVES RESCUED JOCKO MET A FROM RIO GRANDE HORRIBLE END On ly working on a scaffold on the Citizen's Mascot Wanted Hie Street Thing For Picnic 'A While a EVENING CITIZEN Barelas bridge this nflprnoon, Jesus Cur to t Out of Ills Way but tlnrlgone, a native. brldKe worker, Ills llliilT Failed to Work slipped and feel Into the Hlo Orande. llrlcf Review of Ills Life. DAILY AND WEEKLY He waa rescued from the river by PUBLISHED his companion. His hack was Jocko Is dead. To many people The Hawkeye Refrigerator Basket sprained by striking the wter. He In Albuquerque this will moan noth- was sent to his home In Harelns. ing while to others it will cause a By Citizen Publishing Co. Onrlgone Is employed by Felipe smile of deep and malicious satisfac- The J. Curuli. a local contractor, who Is tion. Still others will pause a while repairing the Unreins bridge under to say "too bad" However, these the supervision of County Surveyor latter, sad to state, are In the min IMtt Hubs. ority. Compartment for Ice Keeps W. S. STR1CKLER WILLIAM F. BROGAN The Occident occurred about 1 To start the storv at the start. o'clock and the screams of terror originated or Temperature Down to 68 he. Jocko some where PRESIDENT MANAGING EDITOR emitted by Garlgone as dropped other as a little, scrawny, bull-do- g from the scaffold to the water and puppy. Then he came Into the pos Degrees for 14 Hours. In- rank to the bottom, so excited the session of The Citizen office. Jocko's that they re- ' other native workmen arrival in The Citizen's office was 3 M Compartment If dispensable to Those FINELY EQUIPPED JOB DEPARTMENT. fused to work for several hours. not of The Citizen's choice. He sim- j Who ply came. As usual there was a girl :: BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IX TIIE SOTOIWEST. in the case, or at least so it Is al- Have Used It. :: :: :: leged. At any rate Jocko turned up LEADING REPUBLICAN' PAPEK IN NEW MEXICO. at the heels of a Citizen employe and ABOUT TOWN signalized the event by chewing up BOOSTING ALBUQUERQCE AND TIIE SOUTHWEST. all the copy In sight, filling the of fice with old bones, various portions REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES AND THE "SQUARE DEAL." of bovine anatomy and other relics Dr. E. M. Johnson returned last of puppyhood. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT AND AUXILIARY NEWS SERVICE. night from the east Then Jocko's troubles began. A Robert Flaws has returned from a bull-do- g ought to have his ears McINTOSH HARDWARE co. i visit to his former home in Chicago. clipped. A mnchlne operator de- yester- coyed the unsuspecting Jocko Into Dr. J. E. Krat returned the store room and wnen jocko Albuquerque, New Mex. day from an enjoyable outing in the emerged, he was minus his ears. Jemez mountains. Next Jocko gazed out of tho sec A marriage license was granted to- ond story window, slipped and land day to Mae Burnett and Oliver B. ed wrong end up on the sldewall eJfiat Gxpert Report Casscls, both of this city. with a broken tall, which gave hlil W. O. Tight, of the Uni- always a dejected look. OOOOCXDOOCXDOOOOOOOOCIOOOOOOO Nothing Inefficiency of the late President contracts calling for the appearances perhaps better Illustrates the absolute versity of New Mexico, has returned Then Jocko soured on life. H of Kubelik and Faderewskl were an boy executive, H. J. Hagerman, than the selection of n "expert" from Los Angeles, where he attend- took up his abode In the composing signed and that the princes of the M. L. to audit the accounts of the territorial prison and to make, a report thereon. ed the meting of the National Edu- room and evened up with the ma- violin and piano would positively ap SCHUTT C. F. Allen That he secured a man who was not a resident of New Mexico was only In cational association. chine men for the loss of his ears by pear here next spring. 219 South 2nd Strut upon Intentional wife bought of wreaking vengeance on leather belt- Manager said today keeping with his policy: that this man made error error Ramon Moraga and ing, copy and proof. Matson that Galvanized otherwise Is only In keeping with the usual fizzle made by Hagorman Jose Chaves y Apodaca and wife, a the John Fisher Comic Opera com- Real Cornices, Sky r precinct No. 6. Deed Jocko felt that the world hadv a pany, played a days' Estate and Loans appointees and employe. piece of land In grudge against him. He resented the which three penlten-tlar- y recorded yesterday. Consideration, engagement here In May, would play Agent for Lights, Stock That Referee Charles V. Safford In auditing the books of the fact that the pressman threw a ham a engagement here during upon dis- 11.00. mer expressed dis- return an order from Judge Frank W. Parker, of the Third Judicial Woman's Home Missionary at htm and nis Christmas week. F. C. Smutzer, Travelers' Insurance Co., and ; Storage The pleasure by a good sized Tre-atric- al trict court, found the report made by the Hagerman expert to contain several M. taking manager of the Intermountaln society of the First E. church chunk out of the pressman's off leg. H hundred errors large and small many appaiently errors that need not have will meet Tuesday evening, July 30, circuit with headquarters at Hartford, Conn Tanks, o t only to expected. as Then he remained In the seclusion Denver, visited Mr. Matson this week. been made was what was have been Instead of Thursday afternoon, of the front office for three days, Life and Accident, Air Furnaces, The report of the referee and the testimony of H. O. Bursum, together announced. moodily soliquizing on the vicissi- pub-Jteh- The Strongest Company with exhibits of correspondence relative to the matters Involved, are "The Billboard," a leading theatri- tudes of dog life and a newspaper Tin Roofing, today In The Citizen for the benefit of the reading public, which has cal magazine, gives the Albuquerque office. TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS Writing Accident Insur- been led to believe by unscrupulous papers that H. O. Bursum was a de- fair association an excellent notice in He was banished from there for Guttering, etc. its August number, stating that It escorting a faithful advertiser to the ance in the World. faulter and a rascal. Market received by F. J. O. owing money to the territory, will be a good air, with an attrac- sidewalk In an unseemly manner. letters UCOJCXJOCXDOOOCXXXXXXXXXXJOCXJ It Is shown that Instead of H. Bursum tive meet in connection. Jocko's teeth were white and Graf & Co., brokers, room 37 Barnett General Jobbing the territory Is Indebted to him. Moreover the report made by Referee sharp. When bicycle did not give building, Albuquerque, X. M., over successfully disputed. The Santa Fe Central base ball a Safford Is so complete and so exact that It cannot be team of Santa Fe, has ohanged Us him ndequate room In the street, he their own private wires. He has charged against Mr. Bursum every cent that he could not ac name to "Ealmon Grays." The rea- mixed things with the bicycle tires Gold count for through the prison books and he has given Mr. Bursum credit for son Is that Nathan Salmon, manager and generally left them Hat. New York Stocks. Highland Livery 305 West very by prison purchased gruy He even tackled Colonel Sellers 88 cent shown the books. of the team, has Just got away Amalgamated Copper As a result, he states in his report, "I have charged Air. Bursum with suits for tho players. auto and with only anoth- American Smelters 118 Saddle horses a specialty. Best er dent In his tall. But at noon to- Car Foundry 44 drivers In the city. Proprietors of more than $32,000 In rotfhd numbers, than anywhere mentioned In the for Luther Foster, president of the day Jocko met his Waterloo and American mer report and have credited Mr. Bursum's account with more Agricultural and Mechanical college press Atchison com 91 Sadie," the picnic wagon. at Mesllla Park, and wife, were here hence this extended notice to Anaconda 57VA than 110,000." Moreover, the referee is enabled to show conclusively an which every one connected with a Brooklyn Rapid BAMBROOK BROS. years was prison yesterday for a few hours. They printing establishment, even to Transit 6"ai BAR OF COMMERCE accounting for every cent during the seven Mr. Bursum were en route to Las Cruces from the Haltlmore and Ohio 98 Phone 598. 112 John Street superintendent. office cat, Is always entitled. 176 Los Angeles where they attended the was crossing the car Canadian Pacific 4 The report made by the referee Is too voluminous and too Intricate to big educational convention. Jocko tracks Colorado Fuel 31 109 South First St. 'Phone 1036 summary. Interesting reading, however, from in front of the postofllce after hav Chicago Great Western 11V4 be reduced to a short It is George Neher, who with his family ing noon-da- y 3" Colorado been to his usual Krie com beginning to end since it exposes the flimsy work of the and a number of friends, are flshlns lunch. Ts was hun- Pennsylvania 122 3 Call Finest Liquors and Cigars. expert. In which he attempted to Bhow that H. O. Bursum short on the Savoya river In the Jemez The bum shone warmly and Jocko Northern Pacific 132 up 597 dollars In his account country, writes back that his son. was not In a pleasant frame of mind. dreds of nsner- - Reading com 103 When in need of anything in the Family Trade a Specialty One by one. the referee takes up the specific charges of the Colorado Ueorge Neher, jr., is tne only A street car came along nt a speed Kock Island com 214 goes detail, showing up as errors, pure man in the party. out of all keeping with the speed 80 expert and one by one he Into them Jos-k- o Southern Pacific and simple perversions, or thick headed blunders. Will Hartley and Roy Benedict, Jocko desired to travel. Hence St. Paul 131- -i left this morning for a trip to Chi- did not get out of tho way. The Railway 20 French Co. E. Referee Safford's report is Impartial to a minute degree. He states what car did not stop nn.l Jocko, much Southern 'i Bakery 202 R.R.Ave. Gtadt & Gianmni concisely as briefly as possible. cago and Niagara Falls. They were l"n Ion Pacific 143 lie found on the prison books clearly, end accompanied as far as La Junta by aggrieved, bared the white teeth an.1 V. S. S 36 When he discovered errors or whatever they may be called on the J. Benedict, who Is en route to Den- made a dive for the customary rub- r. s. s. pfd ioo expert, did not hesitate to direct the court's attention ver. ber tire. 16 part of the he gave Oreene Cannneu to them. One hundred feet of land bound- Then Jocko one surprised, Shannon 17 H chargeable against H. O. or against by No. startled yell. There were no rubber and Arizona 166 When he found amounts Bursum ed on the east Sulzer addition tires and Jocko had crossed the Calumet territory, he so charged them. Needless to say he found much more, 1, has been sold to the Southwestern old Dominion 44 the by M. great divide. Copper Range 79 both pro and con than the Colorado expert had been able to do. Brewery and Ice company A. Just where his last resting place is discovered," so trouble, It Gentile. Consideration SI. Sale re North Butte 80 In fact, from what Referee Safford with little located there Is a variety of opinion, S. I 16 expert, orders from Hagerman, corded yesterday. in Citizen office and among and would appear that the Colorado who took his Remley, both The October cotton $11.90 not want to find any more than possible except to the discredit ot H. O. Assistant Manager George his other acquaintances. As before did of the Cimarron base ball team, has stated, there are some who feel bad- - Bursum. In connection with the report of the referee, there Is also a letter associa- Chicago Livestock. ap- written to the territorial fair ly over Jock j's demise and again and statement from R. C. Gortner, assistant attorney general, who was tion asking that the Cimarron team there are some who do not. Chicago. July 17. cattle receipts pointed by Hagerman, for the purpose of securing an indictment against H. be registered for the base ball tour- At all events Jocko is dead and 22.0011. Market steady to 10c lower. O. Bursum. The letter shows clearly the lack of thoroughness by the nament to be held at the territorial his end was In keeping with the Beeves $4.60i?.30: cows $1.60fi fcolorado expert when the report he made would not hold water In court, fair next fall. This is the first team tragic life he led while a member 5.30; heifers $2.65 5.70; calves even when manipulated by a personal friend of the governor who desired to apply for rejrlstration thus far. of The Citizen's active list. $ri.50ffi 7.75; good to prime steers There wlH bo a meeting of the $5.70(17.30; poor to medium $4.65 Bursum's Indictment. 'a 5.65; stockers and feeders $4.90 interesting Is testimony of Donovan, of which the Commercial club tonight for the pur- Equally the Jack pose of hearing the report of the NORDICA, NEILSEN ( 5.70. democratic papers have said so much. Donovan testifies that H. O. Bursum armory site committee which Will ID Sheep receipts 15.000. Market did not keep or attempt to keep any portion of his wages as alleged by the have something to say about securing steady. Western $4.00 ii 4.1 0 Morning Journal of this city. His explanation will need no comment. The a site for the new armory for which lings" $6.00 'n 6.75 : lambs OTHERS NEXT SPRING 7.65; western real conspiracy on the part of Hagerman and his reform friends the territory has appropriated the $5.75i7.70. Wo Rlvo attention to FARM MACHINERY Alfalfa Mowers. sum of $7,500. siecial comes to light, however. In the testimony of H. O. Bursum and in the letters Kansas City Market. Wheat Binders, Hakes, Hay Presses, Wind Mills. We carry liich quality of which he produced before the referee. Bob Burdette. the well known of machinery and tools. Write us for special catalogue. J. ROKliKK & CO.. accompanied MWs Kansas City. July 17. Cattle re- He shows plainly under what circumstances he left the territorial prison: humorist and lecturer, Madame Lillian Nordica, ceipts anno. Market steady. Southern Wholesale, Albuquerque, X. M. Investigation was begun without his knowledge and how by his wife, passed through this city Alice Neilsen, grand opera singers; iow the secret evening In Ignace steers $3. 75 ' 5.60; southern cows governor repivneiited in any man last east from their home Jan Kubelik, violinist, and (it ; the absolutely refused to allow him to be I'nsedena. Cul. They visited the Paderewskl, the Polish pianist, are $2.50 3.85 stockers and feeders ner. ' H. O. Bursum Is chairman of tne republican territorial central Harvey curio rooms and purchased four of the musicians who will ap- $3. 25ii 5.15; bulls $2.75 fi 4.75; calves committee. On the day before the republican territorial central committee number of articles for their prl pear at the Elks opera house next $4.00 w 7.0H; western fed steers $4.25 prepare general by of a chairman, etc., ' 6.00; western fed cows $2.75 1 met to for the campaign the election vate collection. spring. 4.60. the report of the alleged expert was suddenly published In the Albuquerque The construction of the new main L. Behymer, of New York City, These Are manager num- Sheep recipts 5000. Market strong. Morning Journal and every attempt was made by the headlines, Introduction, line track of the Santa Fe from tho for Paderewskl and a iii of stars, spent yes- Muttons $3.00 6.00; lambs $7.00 give was a to the extent of Abajo yard limits to the crossing at ber other musical (' etc., to the impression that Bursum defaulter terday In Albuquerque and while 7.75; range wethers $4.75 5.50; fed of dollars. Tljeras avenue, was started today. hero ewes $4.25 Q 5.25. Carriage thousands John Maddock, civil engineer, has he Informed Manager Matson of thi was so plain and open an attempt to defeat him as chairman of fcllkti opera house, Car- It chargo of the work. The new main that the San Im-Der- isl central committee a child could have seen the malice of the move Opera company will pass We do It right. ItOCGn CRT. Buying the that line track will be what is now call lo Grand Laundry Co. on the part of Hagerman and his crowd. ed tha "third" track. through Albuquerque in March, en Bursum was endorsed and chosen chairman by the central committee route to the Pacillc coast and that The Geronlmos base ball team will the company could be Induced to play Days despite this dirty attack. leave Sunday morning on No. 9 for a ' Then he undertook the work of conducting the republican campaign. Socorro, where they will play the here for reasonable remuneration. - Mine. Nordica and Miss Nellsen are Every effort was made by Hagerman and his following to embarrass the re- Socorro team, the game with the Ba- members of the San Carlo company, publican leader. He wa threatened with suits, an attempt was made to relas team for Sunday afternoon at which is personally managed by O I Easy Terms Traction park, having been called off. c Indict him and he was subjected to a guerilla warfare along politrul lines, Henry Russell, the London impres- - The Barelas Grays will play the - and aittlo short of brutal. Southwesterns at the park. sarlo. Constantino, the famous tenor, A new restaurant under the man- If ever an attempt was made to ruin an Innocent man, Hagerman and is also a member of the company, agement of M.rcus and Anderson The body of Mrs. Anna C. Danlel- - which has a select repertoire of grand has been openid In place of the one Low Prices his followers tried to ruin H. O. Bursum. operas. In path of politi- son, wife of F. C Danlelson, a ma- formerly known as Graham's Cafe, The only reason they had, was that he stood the their chinist at the shops, who died Sun Manager Matson Intimated that he and is now in first class running or Do you Intend buying vehicle tc enjoy the summer months? If you cal ambitions and would not enter into conspiracies with them against the day afternoon, was taken to Stony would immediately get into commu- uer. you will find there the best that do don't pass us by. We don't urge you to buy an expensive vehicle republican party. Point, Iowa, the former home of the nication with the San Carlo manager, the market affords, at prices to suit we have many good styles within the range of modest Incomes. That H. O. Bursum has recourse at law against these men and their deceased, this morning, where the Henry Russell ,and endeavor to have the times. Mr. Anderson Is one of Top Buggies, Runabouts, Stanhopes, Surreys and Spring Wagons of corporation papers, is well known. That he will take advantage of the body will be buried. The body was the opera com.pany stop over In Al- the best and most experienced cooks all kinds. Don't stay away because you are not rich. Corns and see rights the law gives him is the fear that now haunts the dreams of those acx-or- panted by the huaband and two buquerque for one or more perform- In these parts, and nobobdy knows lis. sisters and children. ances. the management and flanclering of a who tried to ruin him. Before leaving for the east last restaurant better than Mr, Marcus. The report of the referee and the testimony of the former prison su- Chief of Police Thomas MoMillin evening, Mr. Behymer said that ttvi Your patronage will be appreciated. Albuquerque Carriage Co. perintendent also Berve to draw a strong comparison between the way in received a letter this afternoon from which Hagerman Investigated Mr. Bursum and the manner in which Acting Royland K. Goddard, chief of tha Corner First and Tljeras Road. Raynolds attorney general investigated secret service oilloe at Denver, con- Governor and his Trelford. taining a photograph of Dr. G. U. How a Man Proposes Mr. Bursum was not allowed to appear before the alleged expert, he wan Hull, the counterfeiter arrested in the not allowed a representative and he was not allowed one word of explanation. Southern hotel recently, and now He was tried, sentenced and convicted by Hagerman without having been confined In the county Jail awaiting given a chance to say one word in his own defense. This under the guise action of the grand Jury. It will be ' of reform. placed in the city rogues' gallery. Andrew Jackson Chair Those who are interested In knowing the truth about the Bursum affair A "moonlight social,' 'for the bene- should read the report of the referee and the exhibits attached. fit of the Immaculate Conception No fair minded person can do so without being promptly convinced of church will be given on the lawn of The historical Old Hick- - the absolute conspiracy on the part of Ilagt rman and others to ruin Bursum the church school next Tuesday even- up expert report weapon ing by Father Mandalaii, who will and the trumped which was the chief of this be assisted by the ladles of the ory Chair. crowd, will be found nothing more than un Incomplete Jumble of figures, Catholic church. The Learnard & Llndemann boys band has been en- The attack recently upon President Fallleres of France serves again to gaged to play at the social by Father Light, comfortable, durable best of govern Maiulalari. and the boys are now recall the historical fact that the executives the most liberal busy rehearsing a number of pieces and especially adapted to hard menu are quite as likely to be murdered by political fanatics as are despotic selected by Father Maiulalari. rulers In the most execrable systems of government, says the Kansas City century service. Star. Within the last two Russian czar have been assassinated. YOU CAX GKT One was Paul, strangled by a cabal within the palace; the other was Alex WIIT VOL' WANT by HKRi:. ander II, who, most ironically, was killed a bomb explosion at the time Window Blnides 85c, 50o was to emaclpate serfs still held in bondage. I5c when he ubout the But vithln Iaee curtains from 50c to , .. $5.00 the last fifty years three American presidents, kindly in themselves and rep Transom lifts resenting a beneficent government, have been killed by political lunatic 22 short cartridges ', 15e . . In France one president has been killed and attempts have been made on 22 rifles $1.00 and $2.25 Price 92.75 the lives of nearly all others. Such insensate violence invariably reacts Single barrel shot guns.. $4 and $5 against interest of the class or cuu.se on whose behalf it Is employed 22 revolvers $1.25 the the Furnished fishing lines 4c ROCkCr to match 3.25 20 fish hooks 5c The Las Vegas Optic Is of the opinion that the acting governor will i palm leaf fans 5c no steps 1 doz paper plates 5c await the arrival of Governor Curry and take further to remove the 100 paper napkins 10c line of remaining incompetents left by the late Hagerman regime The Optic says: Croquet sets 90c to $1.50 Come and see our .... "The Impression seems to be gaining ground over the territory that Acting 26 Inch telescope rases $1.00 i Governor Raynolds will not wield the official uxe again before the arrival Suit cases $2.00 OLD HICKORY FURNITURE of Governor Curry. This information has been received with Joy by a hun- TI1K MAZE, gry family of Hagerman appointees. But It Is greatly regretted by a large Win. Klcke, Proprietor. majority of the people of the territory who are eager to see the carpetbag gers and political parasites thrown from the pedestals to which they were liuy a pair or our rubbers to wear ALBERT FABER'S elevated by Hagerman and the public offices again placed In the hands of 'Vine sprinkl;ng the lawn. They will keep your feet dry and save your honest, capable men. That Governor Curry will readily grasp the situation .11 shoes. All sizes for men, women and PiiitADixrinA. 308-31- 0 . . Building proceed without delay to complete the good work Inaugurated by Oh-h-h- dea-e- r, Iye-e-- W. Central Avenue Staab and children. C. May's shoe store, 314 He: t's get Oh-- h Hum-sim-o- , She: dear jne. its all right. (Yawn.) V ,f n. nn nrnr tvinyy iiiM, .i.i., - WEDNESDAY, JVLY IT, 107. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. paok nvm.

TIXXXXHXXXXXXXXi.XXXlXXXIA FEE'S PEERLE8S HOME-MAD- E DELICATESSEN STORE PROGRAM FOR ANNUAL SLEPT WITH LIGHTED CANDIES, AT WALTON'S DRUO STORE. - WE FTLL B. PRESCRIPTIONS RUPPE Try our Teas APPEALS TO. ENCAMPMENT OF PIPE IN HIS RIGHT Consult a Reliable Dentist At 203 WEST RAILROAD AVE- Consistent NUE NEXT TO BANK OF Full Set Prices COMMERCE. We have a full line of M WOMEN MIUIIA of Teeth j Gold Filling $1.50 np V U CHASE & SANBORNS g Gold Crowns $e n ft rainless Extracting., ,50c Sr " Package Teas Light Housekeepers" Would Adjutant General Issues Or M. Tompkins, of Kansas City. ALL WORK ARSOLtJTKLT GUAR- Including Warmly Welcome Such ders Governing ;BIg Causes a Blaze at ANTEED. Where to Dine Well Meeting. Hotel. C Gunpowder, an Establishment. Vendome Santa Fe Restaurant Oolong, Open Day and Night. Japan, "What this city needs Is a delica On Sunday the First regiment of M. .Tompkins arrived from Kansas tessen store, remarked a young mar- New Mexico national guards will ar- City and secured a room .at the Ven- Meals at all Hours. First Class Service Private English ried woman, who Is struggling with a rive at Las Vegas for the annual dome hotel. He lighted his pipe af Breakfast light housekeplng proposition In a The companies from Sil Dining Rooms in Connection. Fresh furnished suite. "If there was such ver City and Las Cruces will stop ter lying down on his bed, not ex- lRS. COPP and PKTTTT. Lobsters Ceylon-Indi- a, ROOM H tore In Albuquerque nail my here for breakfast Sunday morning pecting to go to sleep, but the fa- 12. N. T. ARM IJO IiLDG. and Blue Point Oysters Received Daily. - ; troubles would vanish. while en route to the Meadow City, tigue of a long trip had been greater Orange Pekoe, I will tela you the story of my and the two local companies will than he thought and he was soon In life that Is, my married life. wo leave on the same train with the boys oblivion. The pipe continued to work THIIXXIXXXXIXIimXXXXIXT Undor Savoy Hotel Ceylon and were married a year ago last April from Silver City and las Cruces. at the same old stand, however, and n a city several hundred miles east A general order ' was received from finally the bedding Ignited from C. E. SUNTAAGG, Proprietor Emperors Blend of here, but almost lmmsi'ate'.y we the adjutant general today by Major lighted tobacco which fell from the R for Iced Tea. came to Albuquerque. First we til J Kuppe which outlines the week s pro. Pipe, blazed up. Tompkins was Beauty Parlors a special blend boarding and although we liked that gram to be carried out at the terri aroused and employes of the hotel n some respects, jt did not Hilary torial camp. That the week will be a came to his assistance, speedily ex 120 South Fourth St. It is something better us very long. My huibail had al strenuous one can be seen by the or- tinguishing the blaze with a loss of 0OCC00000000C9CU ways lived at the noun of his parents der which is as follows: about $. Landlord John Corneal Hslr Drtsslnf Facial MassafC 00C0000000000 than you are now using. before he took me Into partnership, General Order No. 13. was very wroth over the affair and, Shampooing Electrotogls and he wanted to have a household New Mexico, Adjutant according to Tompkins, proceeded to of whljh llguratlvely, Territory of young Scalp Treatmeat Manicuring Convenience - Comfort - Security establishment General s Onlce, Santa re, Xs. M., punch the man In the Jaw and Cblldrca'i Hair Caning TRY IT of course he could be the head. As July 15, IStUi. otherwise roughly handle him. he is a railroad man and may be The following schedule will be ob On complaint of Cornettl, Tomp transferred to a position in another camp kins was arrested, but this morning We manufacture all kinds served during the of instruc Com-plf- te ity any time, we 21-2- n of Ladies' Hair Goods. telephone telephone pr almost did not feel tion near Lrfis Vegas July 7: police court, the complainant fail . The makes the The hat it wouM be wise to buy a lot of ed to appear and the defendant was llr.e of Switches, Pompa- MALOY'Sl e Monday, July li, and Tuesday, July Wigs, furniture to 'urnlsh a house so 23, company target practice at the allowed to go on his agreement to dours, PufTs, etc. .dutlea lighter, tbe cares less your health, prolong jour Ufa fTTTTTTTTTTTTXTXXTXIIXXXXl did what e supposed was thj rext pay the amount of the damage. We carry a complete line following ranges: 1 sighting snot of Berg's best thing rented apartments fur and ten shots record at 2U0 yards From Indications the landlord and Alleen Celebrated and the worries fewer. and protects your home. CXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX) nished for light housekeeping. for his guest had a rough time for a Creams and Tonics, which are slow fire. 1 slghung shot and ten especially 'We were not able to find Just the 500 yards. 1 few moments following the fire, the prepared for this shots for record at climate. patronage Is re- sort of a place we would like to live sighting shot and ten shots for record former being greatly Incensed over Your TOC NKL A TEXEPIIOXE IN TOUR ITOMB Uya in for the price we were able ir, pay, 600 yards. the danger to his guests and prop- spectfully solicited. but we are fairly comfortable where at erty which had been caused by the we are now. By purchasing a few Wednesday, July 24, the Hagnrman louger s carelessness. THE COLORADO TELEPHONE CO. draperies and several Naval blank- cup matx'h. Teams of five from each The police are Inclined to believe Mr. and Mrs. James Slaughter, ets we made our rooms quite cosy. organization, except bandsmen, who that Tompkins, while to blame for Columbus , X3fX3tX)00OSX7OCC0000 t Is the cooking m-- are excused from target practice. lying down smoking a pipe, will act Proprietors oooox3eooooccoo that worries Kules and kinds of tire the same as especially In the summer time. Our honorably and repair all damage, as XXXXXITXTTTTTTTl TTTTTT Hotel apartments are small and If 1 keep a outlined In G. O. 15, series 1SU6. A he has a good reputation. IIll fire going In the kitchen stove for copy of this order will be posted at X0tOtO0O03)SK)tOOtK any length of time, it heats up the range house. For Good whole house, yet 1 must cook some Thursday, July 25. A competition When in Silver City Patronize or the nominal head of the house between the thirty olllcers or men PROF. WEINZIRL WILL might kick, figuratively speaking. who from the aggregate of their FLF SCREENS Meals "In June we had a council of war scores in company practice Monday and agreed upon a summer cam and Tuesday are the highest on th-- LEAVE UNIVERSITY Mrs. Van Riper's Door acreena aa strong aa an ordinary door at prices that defy paign. I told my husband that It list: Provided no olllcer or man will eastern-mad- e screen doors In both strength and price. Window was simply unbearable to have to be allowed to enter the competition, screens that are aa strong aa a door at 7 cents per foot at the stand over a hot stove in the sum who has not been In the service for PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE mer time and that we must either twelve months immediately proceed- Professor John Weinzlrl, for the try boarding for the summer or live ing the competition and had given 75 past eleven years connected with the Next Elks' Opera House I MIli7 CHILD SHOPLIFTER on cold food. He shrugged his shoul- per cent of duty or will have been nlverslty of New Mexico, and also SUPERIOR PIVNING ders at the Idea of boarding and said In the service for twelve months upon city chemist for many years. has SEE OUR NEW BKICK BUILDING if I could stand a diet of cold food August .utli next, and has given 7a resigned as profeseor of bacteriology CAUGHT AT WORK mat ne thought he could. So we per cent of duty during the preced ot.u professor of chemistry, to take Your Good iorxotooooocooo decided to try that. ing twelve months. This competition eitect before September 1. On that Credit is We do not live on cold food al will determine the team to represent clute he expects to leave for Seattle, with together, I don't mean that, but I the territory In the national match. v ush., where he has accepted the don't do any elaborate baking or Kinds of fire: 1 sighting shot and chair of bacteriology In the Univer- E. MAH Little Boy In llosenwnlil Storo Was sity of Washington, ARAM WHEN YOU BUY A PIANO cooking. We bought a small alcohol ten shots for record at 2U0 yards, professor Clothe your family on $1.00 Stt'HliiiiT Smm)I4 ol 'innwi muu stove for a dollar which Is all I use slow fire. 1 sighting shot and leu one reason why Wein lie 1)1(1 It Iloeause lie Had hese days. On this I can make shots for record at 600 yards. 1 zlrl accepted the offer of the faculty per week An Opportunity. coffee In short order and fry a few sighting shot and ten shots for rec- of Washington university is the fail eggs ing health of Mrs. Weinzlrl, whom at W0tCntrl for breakfast. Aside from such ord at 600 yards. One skirmish run physicians go to A An emnlove of the Rosnwald simple dishes we subsist on canned of twenty shots. The skirmish run her announce must BUY meats, to be a lower altitude. Personally Profes- store, at Third street and Central vegetables, fruits and melons. made without pack. The rules Albu-Herq- avenue, caught red handed yester have read the "Jungle" and have to govern this contest to be the same sor Welnzirl Is satisfied with day afternoon, a little boy or .tender horror of all canned meat, but we as outlined in G. O. 15. series 1906. and New Mexico, but on ac BELL'S LIVERY & age, KhopllfUng In the most ap- must eat canned meat this weather A certificate from the officer or en count of his wiles health and the CHICKERING SONS or go fluttering offer made by the Wash- proved Rtvle. without meat entirely. Of listed man's immediate commanding New J. The little fellow had filled the course we can use smoked meat and oitlcer wlli be required as to the duly ington State University, he could not Location There Are No Better pockets of his overalls with spools of fish of various kinds, but these are performed and length of service readily decline to make the change. thread and was engaged in securing Just as fisky as the other according This Is a requirement of the war de Ihe city of Albuquerque will re 424 NORTH SECOND ST. to recent exposures pre partment .and must be gret the departure of Professor more. the In the observed. Welnzirl from the city, for, during TELEPHONE 49 He said he took the thread be pared roou industry. inuay. July 26th. if necessary years 124 South Second cause he found it easy and becnuse II mere were only a delicatessen the competition of July 25th will be the that he has acted as city WIIITSON MUSIC CO,, St. no one appeared to be watching him store around the corner to which extended into Friday, July 26th. chemist, he has lent valuable aid to He was taken In charge by the em could run a half an hour before meal Saturday, July 27. Muster and the city council and the board of ploye and Questioned closely. time and buy cold roast beef alreudy pay, 8:30 a. m. Mess will be served health. C. H. Carnes, O.D. your tell you to cooked, potato salad, baked beans or at 11 o'clock a. m., and camp One of the most radical methods "Did mother struck i by a half a hundred other cooked foods. at 12 o ciock noon. opted the city council and the The Railroad Avenue Optician i'Xo, she does not know It," salJ I believe we woold be perfectly hap I5y command of iioaid of health, was the regulation the youngster. py. We have tried every brand and J. W. RAYNOLDS. of the city dhiries, the vaccination Eyes The boy was made to return every variety of canned meats, fruits, vege Acting Governor and Commander In of cows, and the selection of the Examined Free spool of thread he had taken to Its tables and ilsh and are tired of them Chief pioper employes to distribute milk 1 14 Railroad case and after a severe reprimand, au. i iook over me papers every A. P. TAR KINGTON, throughout the city, which were sug- Aenue he was allowed to go, which he did uay 10 see ir llelnze has a new variety Adjutant General. gested by Professor Welnzirl. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. at a rapid pace. on the market, but I see only the Oltlcial A. P. TAUKINGTON, With the departure of Professor Owing to his tender years, the same old standard articles. Adjutant General. welnzirl from Albuquerque the child's name was not made public "1 have lived In cities where the chairs of bacteriology and chemistry California but Inquiry established the fact that delicatessen shops carry a full line of will probably be divided. Professor Wm. Wallace McClellan rreshly-cooke- Clark of the Agricultural College of he came of a poor but respectable d foods and, though one BAND family and had entered upon his may tire of these, us you tire of your BOYS' MAKES Michigan and Professor t Clark, a Justice of Peace, Precinct No. 12 criminal' career of his own accord. own cooking, yet the delicatessen leading educator of Wisconsin, are It Is probable that the child had wares 'are a hundred per cent better mentioned as his po-Ul- o successors. ALBUQUCRQUC, N. M. also shoplifted in other stores. than canned goods. GOOD PROGRESS Notary Public He used considerable cunning In I here are many things I can buy Excursions He generally at NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Collections securing his plunder. the stores here which help out Notice Is hereby tiven that the made at Korber Building 124 Every Tuesday, Thurs- entered the store when the clerks considerably, such as pickles, cheese. firm of F. K. Sturges & were all busy and stood around Jn nuts, Jellies, Jams, fresh fruit and The Lcarnard & Llndemann boys' Company N. Second Street From 9 to 12 1, m. crowd as though he were accom- vegetables, melons band is making great progress. At has this day been dissolved by mu- day and Saturday during the and nastrv. but rehearsal Tuesday evening the boy tual consent of the parties, F. K and 2 te 4 p. m. panied bv some one. Watching his there are times when we long for a Sturges having purchased opportunity at the thread case, he roast chicken and don't care to go mastered a new march In less than the Interest June, July, August sev two hours. of Jake Levy in and to said business. Reside nco 723 N. fourth St. would s Id open a arawer, seize to a restaurant to eat It. I have will to eral spools of thread and drop them spoken to friends of our's here Beginning tomorrow evening the and continue conduct the and September :: :: :: was who boys will practice their march drill saline and will collect all indebted Into his overall pockets. He are situated somewhat as we are nesa owing detected yesterday Just as he had and they all agree that a delicatessen arranged by Director Kills. It Is the due and to said llrm and purpose of store, kept intention of Director Ellis to enter will pay all debts due by same. Return Limit opened a drawer for the which a stock of cooked on program F. K. STUKGKS. NoOo securing another Kind or mreau. food of good variety, would receive the band the at the ter to do with the rllorial fair for a number of public JAKE LEVY. Just what he intended ineir patronage. In a city where so Albuquerque, N .M., 11, 190 The Albuquerque thread, he sad he did not know. many strangers make temporary concerts, besides participating In sev July Extremely Low Rates homes It would seem that a delica- eral street parades, tessen store ought pay On account of the rapid growth of ItWKlIIlM) FOUMAMV to well." several of the smaller musicians, HE WANTED HIS the KI.KCTKO KKVVroit Hatters Los Angeles and Return . uniforms ordered recently will not be $35 111. f Of IOUCK t'Ol'IIT. re ' ! 1 Montgomery. Ala.. July 16. The Hats Cleaned and Blocked In San Diego, Coronado and A ponce the exact measurements of the boys wo houses of the state leRl.sature to- At court this morning the Spc-cint- tjr RETURNED Syr-m- er MONEY mourners bench was crowded with can be secured and no misfit unl day In separate sesHiun elected any Style Panamas a Return $35 forms mar their pleasure. Congressman H. penitents. Angel Togorno, an Italian, open John Hnnkhead Clothing steam San Francisco and Return $45 was charged with being drunk on the An air concert is be ng ar to the I'nltedw StateK senete to suc- A case entitled Theo. Tompkins vs. streets last night and though he pro- ranged, which will be announced ceed the ate Senator Morgan. Cleaned and Pressed. Ei-prc- as was tried soon. In talking about the band to Mrs. Green ,both colored, tested that he had Imbibed only two Orders Attended to before Justice of the Peace W. V glasses of beer, his condition at the day, Mr. Learnard said: McClellan this morning, and the dis time of his arrest by Ottleer Knann "The progress the boys are mak Promptly. missal of the case wa won by T. u was that of one dead to the world. ing surprises me. While they are Eastman Kodaks Mason who delivered an eloquent tie was fined $5, this being his first not what are called "youthful prod! Supplies Finishing for Amateurs. 1 In of the defendant. gles," they are Intelligent boys, who Corner nlea behalf offense In this city. up loan Kodaks free. Tonvpkina brought suit to recover $15 Three Indians were next called be- iook Dana music rather than loaf & which he claimed he loaned to Mrs. fore Acting Police Judge McClellan, on the streets. When Director Ellis HAWLEY 3rd St. Gold Ave. Green on May 31. It was brought all of tells them to do a thing, that thing 680. whum were charged with being Is any Phone out in the testimony that Tompkins drunk on the streets. The first In done, without argument or On the Corner had been keeping company with the dian, Charlie Phillips, has appeared loss of time. The Leading Stationer. defendant and had, upon several oc in Mr. Learnard said today that the court before and has iriven thx oc caaions given the woman presents police considerable trouble. He ad- r.iKs miver t.ity want the boy and taken her buegy riding. Mrs, mitted that he was drunk and was band to play In their new hall soon. Oreen maintained that Tompkins fined $10. tnade ' her a present of the $15 out Philip Jones and Torblo Hevn. the ox the luUnrss of a generous heart other Indians, pleaded ffulltv and Get Ftill Particulars From and that ax tbe time of the gift he were fined $5 each. HENRY'S had no intention uf asking for Its T. E. PURDY, Agent return. When there Is Tompkins claimed that he merely the slightest Indica- NATIONAL GUARD money tion of Indigestion, heart burn, flat- Cleaning Pressing loaned the to Mrs. Ureen ulence or any form of stomach trou- and Works when she came to him and asked for ble take a little Kodol occasionally It in order that she might attend According general Is bargain sale and purchase some and you will get prompt relief. Sold to the order Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothes, Cleaned, ar by J. H. O1 Rlelly & Co. sued from the adjutant generals of ticles of wearing apparel. He ad lice Captain IS. Kuppe, Pressed and Repaired. Goods Called for Checking Account mined that subsequently a coldness at Santa Fe, Safety of the Mrs. William A. McGraw and Don-ol- d of k'ompany g, the Albuquerque Out-of-tow- had grown up between the defendan McGraw. of comimny of the New Mexico national and Delivered. n Orders Given and himself, but said that tils' change Detroit, Mich., and regard Harrle It. MoGuire, of Silver Ci'.y, guard, has been promoted to the rank Prompt Attention of sentiment in to the woman arrived here today on the limited. of major. Other promotions are also When you pay your bills by check, you tarry no money had nothing whatever to do with his announced. The following la. the of bringing suit f r the recovery of the tidal order: LET US CALL FOR YOUR CLOTHES on your person, it is net necessary. Your money is safe in $15. He saiu he exacted no note General Orders Xo. 11. the Hank. from Mrs. Ureen at the time of the tiuttittiiitiitirou sake on m:xT. The following promotions are an- Two - alleged loan for the reason that he hundred acres of farm- nounced for the informa'ion of all MRS. ROSE HENRY, Albuquerque, N. Mex. You can write out a check for the amount you wish to respected her and had confidence In lug laud in Ia l.unas. mtir rail- - . concerned: 109-11- 1 W. her honesty. mail Htation, all uiulcr diu-li- V. Silver, Rear Savoy Hotel. Tel. 480 pay you check against your money in the liank. K. Ml. ru, .N. M. To be colonel, first Infantry sub T. U. Mason, the proprietor of Cuba. Ject to G Your check book is of no value to anyone The checks shop on street, de examination). Major O. msmaamsmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmEmswKRfwswmm barber Third who Mhyre, First Infantry, with rank you issue are good only whom they made. fended Mrs. Green In the action, hat from July 15, to the party to are studying law for two years and Port Bryon, N. Y., has witnessed lu". tXXXXXXXXXX been one To be lieutenant colonel. First In X1IIIIIXXITXX3 We offer exceptional facilities for bo arge and small expects shortly to be admitted to the of the most remarkable cases of fantry (subject Cap- bar. In conducting the defense healing ever recorded. Amos F. King to examination) accounts. or pi axe says: ' tain K. C. Atbott, First infantry, with Mason showed considerable talent that Bucklen s Ar rank from July 15, 1S07. We solicit your account. The case was dismissed on the lack nlea Salve cured a sore on my leg To be major, First infantry (sub of evidence, and the costs charged to wun which 1 had suffered over SO jgUNMOUyr TENT crry ject to ), Captain years. eighty-five.- examination Her the plaintllT. I am now " nard Kuppe. First Infantry, with Guaranteed to cure all sores, by all rank from July 15, 1907. The Pioneer Tent Sanatorium of New Mexico. Situated THE BANK OF COMMERCE A Memorable Day, dealers, 25c. Major Ituppu assigned One of the days we remember with is to the amcng the foothills of the beautiful Sangrc it Criito Mountains, Albuquerque, New Mexico. well as profit to second battalion, First infantry, and pleasure, as with Kodol will nourish and strengthen win report, by to O. a mile from the historic city of Santa Fe. Private Mountain our health. Is the one on whlcr w your dlgesetive organs letter, Colonel AND SURPLUS and furnish G. Mhyre, for duly. supply. Excellent Cool sum- CAPITAL $200,000 became acquainted with Dr. King' the natural digestive Juices for your Uy command of water table. No dust itornu. New IJfe Pills, the painless purifiers stomach. It will make you well. Ko-- J. W. RAYNOLDS. mer climate. Resident physician. t 1 that cure headache and bllllousness, aoi digests wria you eat Sold by J. Acting Governor and Commander In and keep the bowels right 25c at ail O Rlelly & Co. Chief. dealers. Rates $10,00 Per Week Up, SendtitFor Booklet, A. P. TAKKINGTON. WANTKD YOl'XU MAX FOR Adjutant General. Subscribe for Tbe Citizen and get KOH V lOl'.NTAlN. VAXX DHtU Official A. P. TAR KINGTON, Citizen Want Ads for Results the new. iv. Adjutant General. hXTXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJXXXXXXXXXXXJ 'ALBUQUERQUE CITIZEN. PAGE SIX. EVENING

X HEN UNCLE SAM SELLS THE TRUSTS A RECORD YEAR .CASINO. 'A COMIC OPERA MONTEZUMA TRUST CO. IN TIMBER 20 PEOPLE -- 20 ALBUQUERQUE NEW MKXICO Something New OUTPUT Persian Honeymoon copilot 93d surpias, siC9,ooo Sunday, Monday, Tuesday How National Forests Will and Wednesday Partly Offset Coming INTEREST ALLOWED ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS Shortage. THURSDAY PINAFORE Curtain Prices Washington. V. C.. July 17. The 8:30. 25c and 35c production of lumber. lath, and Reserved seats at Matsons. shingles In the United States In ' With Ample Mean and Cnrarpamed Fftcllltltfc 1DUS was the largest ever recorded. A census bulletin recently issued " gives 37 H billion feet as the actual cut of the 21,000 miles which made "ijr" reports. This Is seven billion feet EN' more than the cut reported In 1K05. . uNRES'mA'NtO THE These figures at first seem to point to a very alarming conclusion that and- - gore I country had In the Inst year cut nJlIoown roNDfPHf 7kl. r Mexican Central the 1 TAKE ASF (LI AC Tr more than 23 per cent more lumber ,2AWEEJ Wl l(H0k88 t h ",l'CSL The than In 105, In the face of the fast -- EXCnAMGf Ci I HEAP waning supply. The difference Is, V iTV S Q" 'fA i Standard Railway of Mexico however, diietly due to the fact that 0 21,000 concerns haive reported their Traverses the Republic Extendi to Depositor Every Proper Accommodation, and Bollolts cuts as agatnt less than 12,000 a New Accounts Capital, 1110,000.00. year ago. The gain Is the result of From the north to the south responses from the smaller mills, and with its branch lines reach- made "because the rank and file of es the most Important cities, the luimbermen now appreciate that such as Chihuahua, Torreon, OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS these returns are important to tho Zacatecas, Aguascallentes, San Solomon Luna, President; W. S. Strickler, V. P. and Cashier; W. J. trade, and that their value depends roMoi people Louis, Potofri, Tamplco, Irapua-t- o, Johnson, Asst. Wm. upon everybody helping to make Cashier: Mcintosh, J. C. Baldrtdge, Solo- Guadalajara, mon Luna, A-- II. Blackwell, Geo. Arnot, O. them as complete as possible. C E.Cromwell. If the returns were complete they The City of Mexico would probably show a cut of forty and many other places worth billion feet for lumber alone. The seeing. DEPOSITORY FOR THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FK RT. cut of lumber forms perhaps 40 per The Richest Mining, Lumber cent of the total Umber consumption and Cattle Producing Lands for all purposes. The figures are Made Accessible by This alarming enough, taken In connection Great System, with our available sumvly of wood. The total amount of merchantable timber In the United States is be- TOURISTS lieved to be less than 2,000 billion t'uiiihinr Is to Tlirow Tin-i- n Into the of Can learn of much that is Attorney Ocnoral Himpart Now I'lnn to OlsHplliw Ilhwil Hands Interesting feet. If the demand could be kept . Kecc4 ami Sell Action Has Alremly lleen Started Against the. Tobacco Trust. Xews Item. intensely and create stationary, and no timber were burn- Their Flunt. a desire to visit the FIRST NATIONAL BANK ed ud bv forest fires, we should have ALBUQUERQUE, twenty years from now only what LAND OF THE MEW MEXICO our forests would have grown In the will soon be the chief source of sup- suits of Mr. Hess's work will be re- Interval. ply. ported In a bulletin on the ateel- - MONTEZUMAS policy government hardening Three-fourt- The of the In metul deposits other than map omcm and ommeroRm of the population of creating west, TUNGSTEN STEEl manganese. by obtaining a folder of th Che country is east of the Mississippi, national forests In the Mexican Central Railway, as In JOSHUA S. RAYNOLD8 taken in connection wltih the favor-albl- e Preaideal but more than half of the timber It are to be found brief sketch- M. W. FLOTJRNOY supply is west of it. The went has climatic and topographical con- NOTICE FOll PUBLICATION. es of plaoa end things In Mex- Vlca Prealdent In Its forests material to last It for ditions for the growth of trees, in- ico that, for grandeur, antiquity FRANK McKM CasUer tlfty years con sures a future supply which will be Department of the land of A. nearly If Its capita greatly to the west's advantage. Interior, and historical value, have no R. FROST Assistant Caahlar sumption is no greater than that of HARDENING fice at Santa Fe, X. M., June 24, equal 1n the world. B. F. RAYNOLDI Director the country at large and If it can When the Inevitable time of timber 1907. Folders, rates and all Infor- down to the same annual shortage arrives, the cost of trans hold itself portation In the long haul across the mation furnished on application u. m. total. This, however, takes no ac sup- BmroBiTomr count of the demands which a de continent will aid the west in Notice Is hereby given that Lucas veloping country makes. But the plying its own needs first The na Oallegos, of San Rafael, N. M., has C. F. BERNA Authorised Capital 1600,eMJ east has not enough saw timber of tional forests must be tlrfrt of all for METAL filed notice of his intention to make Paid Up Capital, Surplus, and Profits I25Q.000.M the supply of western needs. The five-ye- ar Its own to Jaat tilte-- i. years. In point final proof In support of Commercial Agent cast had originally the bulk of the his claim, viz: Homestead entry No, Depository for AtchUee, Topeka k Seats Pe Railway Company of fact the east is already drawing so country s EL PASO, TEXAS. heavily upon the northwest for lum- forests. it has largely 699S made April 22, 1902, for the ber that the railroads have trouble wasted them. The west has now a Wft SEK. and section 34 W, D; MURDOCH, considerable provision for the future. 5 rangeSi SW.7 to handle the traffic. The position presence township N., W., and that Passenger Traffic Manager. which Douglas fir holds Illustrates The of the national forests Investigation Proves That said proof will be made before j. c Mcdonald, be- will Insure lor all time a permanent U. S. the west's rapid progress toward wood-usin- g Mlrabal. court commis- Genl. Pass. Agent of sup- supply of material for in- Valuable For sioner, at San Rafael, N. M., on Aug CITY OF MEXICO, MEXICO; coming the principal source dustries In tine west, although the Mineral ply of saw timber, and the fulling oft actual holdings of the federal gov- ust 6, 1907. In the production of eastern states ernment in themselves are by no That Purpose. He names the following witnesses which formerly held first place. means to prove his continuous residence up- Douglas fir now second only sufficient to furnish all the on, and cultivation of. the land, viz: IT WEANS HIM ranks timber They to yellow pine In total cut, and yields which will be needed. Manuel Lucero, Trinidad Sabedra, win also have an influence in en Tho finding of what Is believed to about one-ha- kf as much lumber. couraging privaU holdings of timber- - Manuel Montoya, Vtctorino TruJUlo, The runniag of a bank account has a Never before has It outranked white be a valuable bed of tungsten in New San Rafael, N. M. lands to take car of them in a way Mexico and probably another In Ari- all of pine, whtuh for many years stiod will keep MANUEL R. OTERO, Special Excursions tendency to. wean a man from habits of first, second. as white that them in a productive zona, may be of far greater extent, and later Just state. The question wihat to do for commercially, than at first appeared. Register. pine had to give way to southern yel- timber can be In o extravagance and dissipation. It gives pine, In lis turn will be su- that not had need So many Investigations Tiave been VIA low this ed quantities Is likely to become carried on In connection with the The best remedy for bachache, perseded by Douglas nr, which Is also acute In weak kidneys, lnflamation of him new ambition and a desire to save as red and Oregon pine. the east. manufacture of crucible steel and of the known tlr high-spee- bladder Is DeWltt's Kidney and It is found nowhere east of the Rocky d tool steels that further Blad money. by greatest ACKNOWLEDGE IT. advance In this direction would seem der Pills. Their action is prompt s s s s s n mountains, and far the Albuquerque to llow tlie most lmprobanlo, but the combina and sure. A week's treatment for quantity of it is in Oregon and Wash- lias to In by We are always glad to assist those ington. evitableScores of Citizens tion of other metals with steel has 25c. Sold J. H. O'Rlelly & Co. Frove It. now fully shown that they give It spe Leading Lumber States. title properties that adapt It especial- - A large line of brass, bronzed and who desire to "turn over a new leaf. The passing of the white pine of After reading the public statement! ly to particular uses iron beds, small refrigerators, car- the lake states Is emphasized by the of this representative citizen of Albu The known steel-hardeni- metals, pets, linoleum, window shades, cur- statistics gathered by the census, querque given below, you must come named In the order of Importance of tain poles, stair pads, mattresses, which In 1870, 1880, and 1890 show- to this conclusion: A remedy which production und use, are nickel, chro- stoves and ranges, baby Iron beds, ed Michigan the leading state in to- cured years ago, which has kept the mium, manganese, tungsten, molyb Futrelle Furniture Co. STATE NATIONAL BANK tal production of lumber. In the cen- kidneys in good health since, can be denum, vanadium, titanium, cobalt, ALBUQUERQUE sus of 1900 Wisconsin had passed to relied upon to perform the 8am e and uranium. The vulue of these A. E. WALKER, first place, with Michigan second and work in other cases. Read this: metals produced In the I'nited States riRE 2nd d Cold 2nd and Cold Minnesota third. This relative posi- Mrs. J. Hall, of 322 West Hunlng in 106 amounted to 45S. 327, of INSURANCE TO tion was not changed until 1904, avenue, Albuquerque, New Mexico, which 131)3.667 was for tungsten. The when Washington appeared at the price of tungsten, which has been In- Secretary Mutual Building Asaoeta says: "My daughter used Doan's tlon. Office S17 West RaUrea principal points In Illinois. Iowa, top of the column and Louisiana was very creasing for a number of years, was at Kan third, with Wisconsin fourth and Kidney Pills with good results. quoted at $5 to $6 per unit (1 per avenue. sas, Michigan, Minnesota, .Mlssoast, fifth. Louisiana now takes second She suffered for over a year with se cent of a ton) In 105, and at $12 2ortn and South Dakota a ana Wis- place, goes down vere pains across her loins and kid per In spring of 1907. consin. while Wisconsin neys, so severe was unit the W. L. TRIMBLE & CO. Dates of 15, 16, IT, 22, from second to third and Minnesota at times that she Only Small Quantities. sale June GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. from fourth to seventh. Mississippi unable to be around. I heard of 23, 24, 29. 80, July 1. 2, S, 4, 6, , 19, up Doan's Kidney Pills and induced her Only small quantities are at pres 11, 12. 19. 20, and 21. Final return and Arkansas have moved to fifth ent imported into the States, LIVERT, SALE, FEED AND and slxt'h places, while Michigan goes to try them. She felt great relief I'nited TRANSFER STABLES. limit October 81st. to fourth. from the first and continued their as European markets utilize practic- use until cured. I gave ally all that is produced In foreign New York, in 1850, led all the a statement localities, mostly In Aus- Horses and Mulee Bought and states In the production of lumber to this effect some four years ago, Peru and Pennsylvania rose to first place ten and would say today, January 31st, tralia. Large deposits of tungsten are Philadelphia and Return Wholesale Grocers years later, York dropped 1907, we were not only given found in Australia, and it Is not Im- and New that probable that sufficient may be ob- BEST TOURNOUTS IN THE CIT1 to second. In the period following reason to appreciate Doan's Kidney por- the civil war the rapid extension of Pills at that time, but both my tained there to permit a certain Second Street, between Railroad ana $59,25 brought tion of it to be shipped to the United Copper Avenue. railroads Into market the daughter and myself will vouch for States, but for the present this coun- Wool, Hide and Pelt great whlte-pln- e of lake Dealers forests the their value as strongly as ever, and try will have to look within its oira Tickets on sale July 11, 12 and 18. states, and the chief source of supply can heartily recommend them to TOTI A ORAPI July By moved thither. Michigan first, then borders for Bounces of supply. Return limit 23rd. depositing other sufferers." The Increased demand for the Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Haj this ticket and paying $1 It may be Wisconsin, went to the front. When For sale by all dealers. Price 50 steel-hardeni- meLals has stimulat- extended to leave Philadelphia up to Washington supplanted Foster-MUbur- Grain and Fuel. the latter the rents. n Co., Buffalo, ed prospecting for the ores In the and Including July Slat. ALBUQUERQUE AND LAS leadership had crossed the continent. New York, sole agents for the United United States, and information con- Fine Line of Imported Wines Uquon VEGAS In tlfty years it passed from an At States. cerning them Is eagerly sought. So and Cigars. Place your orders to a 1'twine coast f' lantic slate. Remember the name Doan's and many Inquiries have reached the this line with us. E. Purdy, Agent. Source of Supply. take no other. No. 29 I'nited States geological survey that IlS-m-- m NORTH TH T.D ST. T. The holding of first rank In pro a special Investigation of the sub- j Auction by a state does not locate the A Wonderful Ilapnenuur. ject has been planned, which has GROSS, KELLY & CO., INC. country a chief source of supply, The best remedy for backache, been assigned to Frank L. Hess. In Washington now stands first among weak kidneys, lnflamation of the the course of this work, which will THIRD STREET Thos. F. Keleber the states, yet the south Is supplying bladder Is DeWltt's Kidney and Blad- extend throughout the summer and more lumber uhe west. the der Pills. Their action is prompt into the fall, Mr. Hess will visit DKVOKS READY PAINT than But Meat Markot SOO magnificent yellow-pin- e forests of the and sure. A week's treatment for South Dakota, Idaho, Colorado, Mon- One Gallon Corers Square Feel tana, Washington. Oregon, California, PALMETTO ROOF south are being rapidly cut and mar 25c. Sold by J. H. O' Rielly Co. AU Salt FAINT Whose Fault It It? keted, just as was done with the Nevada, L'tah, and Arizona. Tho re- - Kinds of Fresh and Meu Stops Leaks, Lasts Fire Yean. whlte-pln- Steam Sausage Factory. JAP-A-LA- The plan of your new hoime may e forests of Michigan and DeWltt's Little Early Risers C. Minnesota during the thirty years fol Small, sure, safe pills. Sold by J. H. Subscrllie for Tlie Cittern and get EMIL KLIENWORTC le correct, but unless you have good lowing 1870. Hut the Pacific coast O'Rlelly & Co. the news. Masonlo Building, North Third tree 408 Wo t Ratlrood Aronuo boarding material you're goLnjr to be disappointed "That's "What!" "It's wp to you" to Insist that every stick of lumber that goes Into your house conies from this house --then you'll get the right thing at th right price The Gospel of True Temperance every time. IS A MILD STIMULANT versus A STRONG INTOXICANT. RIO GRANDE LUMBER GO, (Ordinarily, Uecr b Just What You Waut.) iGuarantecd Phow . Under the E2el Corner Third and Marquatta F000 AND FnP?4 o) DRUGS ACT A.. V Famous St. Louis I! oxsacarC0rCeKa59rGmarC O) x "OLD RELIABLE." ESTABLISHED 1171. UR Serial No. 6768. fl ( La B. PUTNEY 6 MIAN THE WHOLESALE GROCER Is absolutelyeHETure and Healthful. U Full v Aged, which moans No Hiliousness. Is Thoroughly Slt rilizod, FLOUR, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS which uicutw No Germs. t HUL 1.1) UK IN KVKKY 1IOMK. Tilii STANDAUD TABLE liEEH OF AMEUICA. Carries the largest and Most Exclusive Stock of Staple Groceries la The American Brewing Company Sta Louis, UaSaA, in the Southwest. CONSOLIDATED LIQUOR COMPANY, Distributers, Albuquerque. FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS RAILROAD AVENTJ. ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. 3 Dottlad Cr'.j 3? tho Brewery In St. Loula.J $ J Ih 1I11HIII 1 "" JtNEKIAY, JTJMT lTfl07. 'ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. P.tGR BETEJC--

general maintenance fund to the ed If that was all. t was satisfied this statement above I charge Mr. Balance shown by report to be duet cash May 1. 1901, 60 cents. Failure. convict's earnings fund. The treas- that there had been a mistake made Bursum with receipts from the sale $52. Error In falling to credit amount to credit by offset by Ice, $106.40; urer's books show this transaction in in my account, but he gave me a of material $80,429.17; being $1,969.-0- 3 of freight bill of a like amount and correct balance August 80th, accord' ' HAOERIAAN'S EXPERFS REPORT Its entirety. voucher for the amount that he in cash, more than shown by fig- which balances Mr. Manzanares ac Ing to books, $102.82. With refer- In explanation as to why this was claimed was due me and I asked htm ures in former report As to rebates count to a cent. ence to this account, In checking over done, will say, that the fiscal year at what rate he figured my account on pages 45 to 47 of former report, vouchers in Aug., 1904, Mr. Rixen-bu- rg at, "sixty per a to This account of Mr. Manzanares of the territory ends on Nov. 30th and he said dollars statement is made attempting was for a car of brick sold F. O. B. was given a voucher which and any balances left In any fund month." I asked htm who authorised show gross amounts of rebates, and and cashed for $188.46, to figure up my Los Vegas and when remitting for I are reported by the auditor as a sur htm account at sixty wnicn aggregate ii.144.hd. This same, he remitted and freight caused Mr. Rlvenburg to appear be- plus case dollars per month and he said "Mr. statement Is not classified and is ab cash fore me and as shown by tes- WOULD NOT STAND THE in such funds and in this was away bill to cover the amount charged. his had this money not been withdrawn Bursum." Mr. Bursum at solutely incorrect. From this source Account of T. P. Gable. timony I find that he rendered a bill from the penitentiary maintenance the time and I could not go to him. Bursum la entitled to credit to for $325.25, which appears as vouch- fund, the penitentiary would have Immediately upon Mr. Bursum s re- amount as shown In above statement; Amount of balance shown to he er No. 160. dated March, 1904, and failed to receive the benefit of the turn, I saw him at the Claire hotel beuig the sum of Items as follows: due, $2. Error by not charging in- that from .that bin was deducted his full appropriation made by the leg- and told him about the mistake and 82,914.26, $1,060.17 and $1,252.53, voice 1056, $5. Correct amount of account at the penitentiary and tear- DAY islature. By drawing same from the he told me that my salary should aggregating $5,226.96, and la made balance due Aug. 30 last, $7. ing a credit balance in his favor T OF maintenance fund and placing the have been figured at seventy-fiv- e dol- up of amounts as appear In detail Account of Onderdonk Dive Stock Co. $188.46, (or which he received a same amount in the convict earnings lars per month, instead of sixty dol throughout my report showing dates Amount of balance shown to be warrant and cashed. I have there- account, which account is not sub lars, and that It was Mr. Newcomb'S and amounts and posted to the in- due, $4. Error by failure to credit fore closed Mr. Rlvertburg's account ject to the auditor with reference to mistake and that he would rectify it. dividual account of parties entitled cash payment, made Dec. 14, 1901, and instead of owing the peniten- closing at the end of fiscal year as and Mr. Bursum then gave me $100 thereto. of a like amount and account should tiary $209.70, he owes the peniten- (Continued From Pago One.) to reporting any surplus for the rea and subsequently he paid me the bal- As to bills receivable, in the de show balanced. tiary nothing. son s earning ac ance of the $469, which was the dif on report. Aocount of C. L. Bishop. Account of Dave Gonzales. It freight that the convict mand based the former re- made. However can be readily seen (16) Amount of count receives no appropriation, ference between the time that I nd included in the demand, the naiance shown to be due by Amount shown by report to .to been paid per port, $9.10. be, due. that I have charged Mr. Bursum with claimed have saved this amount to the penitentiary. worked at sixty dollars month amount of bills fixed Error in failure to ft? 6 it I.1 - l ... 1 more $32,000, In num- per cash book page No. 10 I receivable is at credit cash payment made Sept. 23, than round As a large amount of the expendi- and the rate for which worked as $14,061.99. while 1 find due from in $3.40. Amount due Aug. 30th last, bers than anywhere mentioned In the Sept. 4, 1900, $250; and tures made from the convict's earn- agreed between myself and Mr, Bur- dividuals the sum of $10,665.02 and laui, 18.40. It appears that Mr. $2.20. report to remit- . page 11, Oct. 16, 1900, Bishop is still to peni- former and as the ing account is applied in paying ac sum, as testified to above. w filch is itemized and shown on pages Indebted the Account of C. C. Luckenbach. tance to the territorial treasurer, $115 365.00 counts chargeable to maintenance, Q. This $469 then that you have 144 to 149 of my report. While giv- tentiary to the extent of 70 cents." have credited Mr. Bursum's account No record of freight bills money con- Account of Dr. llarroun. Amount shown to be due. 130.90. proper the placing of this in the received since Mr. Bursum went out ing Mr. Bursum about the same re- by pay with more than $10,000. and until receipt vict's earning account, it would take of the penitentiary has been paid to amount of "paper credits" on the Balance shown to be due by Error failure to credit cash This, of course, Includes money can be produced this appro- port. $81.60. Error In falling to ment of $5 Feb. 20, 1906. the the course for which It was you personally by Mr. Bursum and material account former report bills "by paid In by Mr. Bursum voluntarily,. amount correctly stands priated by the legislature. not on a warrant Issued by the peni- receivable $14,061.99 and rebates $1,- - credit a like amount profession Account of Antonio Sandoval. 11.027, 12,470.38, un- as a debit to II. O. Bur- - al services rendered, and for which Amount shown to be due. and the paid "item No. 6. Warrant No. Z401, tentiary? 144.39 total 116,206.38. My figures. Aug. IIS. Er der protest, on demand of the Nov. 30, 1903, favor H. O. Bursum, A. Yes, he paid me in cash and hills receivable 810.665.02. rebates bill was rendered 23, 1905. ror failure to credit cash payment general, but after deducting withdrawing balance In the general by his own check. $5,226.96, total $15,891.98, or by my Account of Antonio Alarid. Feb. 3, 1906, $16. Account balanced. these items still leaves in round num- Total $14,425.88 maintenance fund, 64th fiscal year, Q. And at this time you have been figures to be exact $696.60 more. Balance shown by report to be Aocount of J. J. Rutherford. bers, 16,000, over to "Item No. 1, ' 10,00b vltrlfled $29.40. Error in failing to charge more than paid and not accounted for $S61.92." fully paid, either in check of Mr. However, I charge him in actual cash, Invoice 1129, $8; Amount shown to be due. 849.24. the territorial treasurer and all of .brick In A, T. & S. F. car No. This is exactly a similar transaction Bursum cash out of the cash drawer as having been received, $1,969.03 invoice 1167, $2; Error in charging Invoice 2324. by receipts 77870. invoice 1172, $3.20, and Invoice No. which is covered from the to No. 5, with the exception of num- or by cash given you personally by more than shown by figures of for- 1210, $15, nvoklng $9.80. By error in bringing down territorial treasurer, the stubs of This Is the car of brick, In which ber of warrant and dates. This war Mr. Bursum or by voucher for all of mer report, and less item of addi- a total debit of balance, $2.70. Error in charging In which are on file In his office and as It Is stated in the former report "as rant was drawn Nov. 80, 1903, was your services rendered to the peni- tional "paper credits" given by me. $28.20 left off this account and Mr. voice zisi, s, and rurther error In body of having been shipped to H. O. Aland's balance should have been In shown detail In the main Bursum not cashed but with the tentiary from May 1st, 1903, to $695.60, leaves a net debit charged Aug. 30 last, charging invoice 2756. $17.50. my report. at Albuquerque, Feb. 7, 1905, and no treasurer on Dec. 1, 1903, and is in April 12th, 1906, inclusive, and the to Mr. Bursum in cash of $1,273.40, $57.60. Total amount of credits which were Contingent expense Is composed of payment shown for same in records receipt No. 655. Mr. as super- more by re Account of M. E. Church. be cluded In treasurer's penitentiary or Bursum than claimed the former Amount of balance shown by re- railed to given Mr. Rutherford, expenditures for the following pur- turned over by Mr. Bursum." The same explanation applies as to intendent, does not owe you any- port. port $38. and leaving his balance due poses: This Is absolutely Incorrect and 6. to be $221.23. Error in failing Aug. 80 $11.24, No. thing? I make these comparisons to call to charge invoice 1050, $25.69, cor- last, and this amount Freight, which Included the record as to this transaction in "Item No. 7. Warrant No. S13S, A. No, sir. Mr. Bursum does not attention to the incorrectness of fig has been paid and settled by Mr. freights on like the books of Mr. Bursum, which 8, rect balance Aug. 30, $246.92. materials ' and January 1906, drawn in favor of owe me anything, neither does the ures In former report and In order to Account of St. John and Barnes. Rutherford since. Rrick and lime, sold F. were In possession of the examiner, "Jack Donovan or bearer," endorsed penitentiary for services during that still further demonstrate that fact, I report, Account of E. F. Hobaxt. O. B. Cars other points Is perfectly plain. This car was in - Balance shown in $43.50. at and cashed by II. O. Bursum and time. can attention a lltoie further on, to Error in drawing oft balance, $5.45. Amount shown to be due, 80 cents. than Santa Fe and freight voiced to E. E. Carnahan and draft amount retained by II. O. Bursum y. Mr. Donovan, you were asked some of the errors made In compiling Aug. Failure to charge invoice 1163. prepaid $8,814.04 with bill of lading attached sent to knowledge or consent of In an altidavit, which is purported to Correct amount due 30th last, - without the these figures. $48.95. $6.25, and invoice 1180. $4. Amount Telephone, telegrams and the Bank of Commerce at Albuquer- said Donovan as per his allldavlt, have been signed by you, in regard to this instance I have the original due Aug. 80th, $11.05. express 2,233.8 C8 In Account of A. Lucero. aue. and Mr. carnahan notified. Mr dated January 6, 1906, $400.75." a voucher which was voucher No. figures, made by ih9 rarty who com- re- Account of Belen .Supplies and pur- Carnahan called at the bank, paid cnarge as January Balance shown to be due by Commercial Club. material This was an improper for $400.75, which is dated piled the report, and on which was port, $48.10. This account should be Amount shown to be due, $420. chased in the open mar- the draft, received his bill of lading, the penitentiary was in no way in- 6th, 1906, which was cashed by Mr. based the amounts of bills receivable, 5,026.29 got brick and same Dono- how credited by $10.60 cash, paid March In this amount Is included invoice ket his car of the terested .in this account. Mr. H. O. Bursum. Please explain and had something tangible "to go 22 ,1904, leaving correct of No. 8143 $140. Rewards and expenses In was properly charged to him on his van was not looking to the peniten- Mr. Bursum came to cash that war- against." amount for This material escapes 1,921.15 I refer to hN reproduced balance, $37.60. was furnished the Belen Commercial pursuit of ...... account and he received credit for tiary for any salary or wages that rant. Individual ledger snl his balance P. his payment. Not only in this trans- be was looking A. asked Mr. Bursum Account of H. Brown. Club after retirement of Mr. Bursum might due him, but When I sheet, or rather his statement I Amount of balance shown, $647.-- 4 and should not be charged to him prisoners to action was included the particular I of their to H. O. Bursum. A full explana- about that $400.76, he said: "That amounts due by idl 'dr.a'.v a it is 2. Failure to charge Invoice No. and the correct balance with which homes. A large part of car, but on the following day the 8th tion of this matter is given in the Is the money that you have drawn not a balance sheet and I might stale went $10 1218, $165, error by failure of credits he was chargeable was $280. this was on account of U. of February, an additional car testimony, taken before this referee, out of cash drawer in $5 and and that I can find no evll3.i?e one payment, D. 8. prisoners and came forward (See Invoice No. 2199) lor he could that cash Dec. 13, 1902, $76.40, Account of A. Hughes. subscribed by Mr. Donovan, and small amounts," and that was taken at any stage of the for- and a further credit of $571.02 which Balance shown to be due, 76 cents. back to the territory by which an additional hundred dollars which testimony shows that not only not get his money back In any way, mer investigation. Is S. payments In- my not shown by the books, but for Failure to charge $8.65 for hides U. and Is was charged and when paying his this $400.75, but additional moneys only to draw a warrant in name As to the difference between the which I am able to furnish proof purchased and failure to credit a cluded in the charges of draft and taking up his bills of lad had been received by Mr. Donovan That is what he told me. figures as by Ing. car. shown this individual positive of its payment and have like amount paid in cash Feb. 6th, cash received from that he included this second on advances on account of wages y. Is it or is it not a fact, that ledger and on which the figures in therefore credited Mr. Brown with leaving balance due of 75 cents source 4,274.64 Remittance was made by the bank by H. O. Bursum, and that vou had drawn that amount and that my and as made the report were based, and own this additional amount and charged which has since ben paid by Mr. Additional services 4.625.85 oi tne ilioo tnus collected and this amount and more was due to he was entitled to reimburse himself figures, I have used every means pos- Mr. Bursum and leaving a balance Hughes. Miscellaneous expenditures. 3,928.29 stated above Mr. Carnahan received Bursum from Donovan, and that it by cashing your warrant? sible to meet the Issue squarely to due the penitentiary from Mr. Brown Aocount of Edward Lempke. his credit on the books of the peni- was perfectly right and proper for A. Certainly. I had drawn th $28,824.15 furnish to your honor a statement in under date of August 30 last, $160, Error to failure to charge Invoice Total tentiary as shown on journal page Mr. Bursum to cash this warrant and money, but I did not keep an exact this respect could not be ques- 1047, 1 was that Instead of $647.42. $30; invoice 1103, $62; Invoice have also compiled and submit 453, and the $200 thus received retain the proceeds. memorandum of the amounts. But tioned. Account of Antonio J. Ortiz. 1109, $110.50; Invoice 1111, $162.60; here with an ltlmized statement of promptly deposited with the terrl Following is a full copy of Mr. It was about that amount and he To this I to reconcile to end tried While it happens that the balances Invoice 1138, $80; invoice 1199, $90; these expenditures, showing dates and torial treasurer to the credit of the Donovan's testimony: was entitled to cash a warrant these differences with the party who shown by the report and the balance error in charging invoice 1578, charg- amounts and classified as above and convict's earning fund. The follow "On this 26th day of June, A. D. reimburse himself. report, is a SO, summary. Ing copy ques made the former who due on Aug. last are the same. ed as $65 when same should have of which the above Is a is a of the invoice in 1907, I caused to appear before me y. I notice from your affidavit resident of Colorado. yet In this aocount the examiner been charged at $165; error in charg- The following is a summary (copy) tion: at my ottlce in the capitol building that the impression would be con- This gentleman dropped into Santa Reld, 2198, made errors by falling to charge In ing invoice 1838, charged as $70, furnished General Invoice No. at Santa Fe, New Mexico, at th veyed! from Its reading, that a final Fe on private business and imme- voice 1446, $5 and Invoice 2067. should be $100. . made N. M., 7, 1907 was compiled the parties who Santa Fe, Feb. hour of 10 o'clock a. m., Jack Dono- settlement of your account diately after 1 learned of his presence $2.40, amounting to $7.40, and fail Aocount U. S. Indian School. former ;t, under their direction E. E. Carnahan, van for the purpose of examination made by you with Mr. Bursum In city, I called upon and 'jrmatlon by M. the him lng to credit Mr. Ortiz with cash Amount shown to be due, $34.52.. or from furnished Albuquerque, N. with reference to his knowledge in personally on the 10th of April, stated that In going over these indi- payment of $7.40, paid Nov. 26, 1901. Errors in failure to charge Invoice them, shovVMg specific amounts and To the New Mexico penitentiary, connection with the investigation 1906. State whether or not vidual accounts I differed very ma- Account of E. Hart. 1102, $68.91; invoice 1104. $70.73; items, which were claimed In the for- Dr. H. O. Bursum, Superintendent. of the New Mexico penitentiary, and that settlement was or was not made terially from his figures and request- Balance shown to be due by report, Invoice 1107, $68.88; invoice 1110, mer report, to toe due to the territory 1905. at the hour and place mentioned, tho by you personally with Mr. Bursum ed that he give me a few hours and $37.40. by falling to give $27.65; 1122, $12.60; H. on which 7. 10.000 ac- Error Invoice Invoice from O. Bursum, and Feb for common said Jack Donovan being present, at that time, or whether u was maoe that we together, reconcile our dif- credit on account of error in charg- 1128. $7.81; invoice 1143, $4,3; in- the demand for payment was based. pavers at $10 $100.00 companied by his counsel, J. P. Vic- with Mr. Newcomb, the bookkeeper. ferences This he absolutely refused ing invoice 2296, $1.40. Correct bal voice 1145, $146.25;involce 1148, $40; For convenience, for the purpose of A. T. & S. F. car No. 77870. tory, Esq., was by me first sworn A. was made with Mr. Mew to 1 It do and I issued a subpoena and ance to be due $36. Invoice 1165, $7.81; invoice readily referring to these items, Draft Attached to Bill of Lading. and duly testified as follows: comb and not Mr. Bursum and then forced him to appear and when be- Account of Fat Dopes. $23.80; invoice 1163, $6.25; invoice11. have numbered same. "Item No. 2. Receipts on Jour- (Signed): C. V. SAFFORD, really a settlement was not made, but fore me, he again refused to in- n enter Balance shown to be due. $10. Er 1178, $92.40; invoice 1179, $39.20; .Summitry of Amounts Due By II. O. nal and not-o- cash book $168.45." Mr. Newcomb simply looked over ac- . my Referee. to the matter at all, although ror in falling to credit Mr. Dopes Invoice 1182, $27.46; error in entex-v- liurmim. In making statement of charges Examination by Referee. the account and gave me the amount, knowledging the compilation of this oy casn zu. ing lnvoce 2928 as $2; (1) 10 M Vitrified brick in against Mr. Bursum cash re- your to toe about $400 payment made .February shouid be for Q. Mr. Donovan please state which I believed Individual ledger and statement. For 1906, of same amount. In this $21. DeWt 19. maMng A. T. & . F. car No. ceived I have not only charged him short, and when I saw Mr. Bursum the difference " name, age and residence. failure to do this he gave excuses as case an attempt was made to col ,tOt On. 77870 $ 100.00 with this amount, but with about could not state my age for he corrected this and the mistake oc- testimony of Mr. amount bl debits omitted. A. I o set forth In the lect this money from MCi Lopez, the credit by error in posting in- 2) Receipts on journal and 132,000 more, I don't know about fifty years old, curred by figuring the wrppg rate Francis M. McIIahon, tho gentleman lie side not on cash book 168.45 "Item No. 3. Remittance of May Donovan, residence Santa Fe. salary. held receipt from Mr. R. C. Gar- voice 418, $7.60, instead of $1.65 the (3) Remittance of May 26, 26, 1899, belonging to E. H. Berg' John in question. rett, assistant superintendent, for the correct amount: difference. $5.95; er Q. Mr. Donovan from May 1st, Q. Then If I understand you, tliS As to this Individual ledger 1 want amount. Mr. Dopes upon 1899, belonging to E. H. man and credited to H. O. Bursum 19ii3. to Oct. 1st, 1903, how were you matter of dispute of some $400 be called Mr. ror in falling to credit rebate of on page it understood that not one original Garrett and Mr. Garrett furnished Oct. 31. 1903, $4; error in bringing Bergman and credited to cash book 10. $700." employed? tween you and the New .Mexico ' IH. O. Hursum on cash Mr. Bergman figure made by former examiner has him with another ten dollars to past down balance $700. Correct bal- - owed this amount of A. I was 'employed in "the moun- penitentiary was purely a mistake been changed in any particular. Dopes ance, book, page 10 700.00 money the same as any other Individ tains, prospecting coal. caused by Mr. Newcomb and recti the account. Mr. paid this $25.22. 4) Amount over to ual who was to pen! for These original figures are In Ink, with amount into the penitentiary and Aocount of W. H. OOble. turned indebted the Q.By whom were you employed? fled by Mr. Bursum? the exception of footings and a few on was H. O. Bursum by con- tentlary and his account was in fact, By Mr. O. super- A. Yes. sir; is right. later it discovered that ths Amount shown to be due, $11.80. pay of A. H. Bursum, that notations being in pencil. The addi- account had already been paid once Failure to credit Mr. Goble by bill victs to bill Winters whether it was treated so or not, one At-on- e you intendent of the penitentiary. Q. time Mr. Donovan, tional entries referred to in his testi- Mr. Dopes was given back tho rendered $9.66 ters Grocery Co., which of the bills receivable, turned over y. What wages did he agree to gave Mr. R. C. Gortner an order for and for and by drayage bill was not paid and the to Mr. Bursum on taking charge. mony, were made by me at bottom $10. $4.60, amounting to $14.10. In this pay you? fifty dollars and in your final set- of accounts, showing errors in com- A. Laoazalne. money never turned over When paid by Mr. Bergman, it an forty-nin- e Account of case they sent Mr. Goble a bill for - A. Three dollars per day. tlement you paild a bill of putations, failure to make proper shown to by re- $37.80 to the incoming auoerin- account was kept iwith him. he should y. May 1st, 1901, Octo- charged to you Amount be due and attempted to collect same. From to dollars for material charges and credits or erroneous port. . tendent for disbursement. 175.05 have received credit on the books of were de $13.25. Error in falling to See testimony of W. H. Goble. 5) No. 2012, Dec. ber 1st, 1903, is about five month and both of these amounts charges and credits made as the case credit this account with an offset of All of the above errors which have Warrant the penitentiary and Mr. Bursum and counting thirty days to the ducted from what was coming to might be. 9th, 1902, favor of H. O. properly charged with that amount one you, they a like amount under date of July been recited were either result of Bursum, withdrawing bal- money. month, would make hundred and were not? 1 have not token here the time or 25, 1901. Mr. Dacazalne's aocount oversight or errors as these entries all of It is a fact, however, that fifty days, and at three dollars per A. Yes, sir. space to record all such entries or ance In general mainten- as soon as this money was received your DONOVAN has been balanced since that time. appear upon the books of original day you would be entitled for (Signed): JOHN omission of entries, as to do so Blmply Account of S. Spitz. entry exception ance fund. 53rd fiscal vear It was promptly deposited with the services the sum of $450. Is that After the said witness had testi space with the of a few of and not accounted for. . . 152.27 territorial treasurer to the credit of takes time and without giving Amount of balance shown' by re- th? credits proven by testimony and No- correct? fied as above, his testimony was read any further real result. However, the port, (6) Warrant No. 2401 the convict s earning fund, as shown A. Yes, sir. by me to him, and ho subscribed $267.83. Error by failing to which were easy to ascertain. vember 30th, 1903, favor H. by territorial receipt No. following Js a partial list and suf- credit Mr. Spitz, by brick returned "Item No. 10. .Amount of double treasurer's Q. Then, from October 1st, 1903, the same and again swore the same ficient to show the unreliability of May O. Bursum, withdrawing 339, and Mr. Bursum was entitled to to July 1st, 1905, how were you em- to be true. under date of 81. 1901. 233. credit for freight on brio machin- balance in general main- credit. makes no as to the former report: leaving his balance due of SS34.83' ery boo page 10. It difference ployed? (Signed): C, y. SAFFORD, Account of J. II. Sloan. shown on cash tenance fund, 54th fiscal whether or not any entries were made A. I was employed as foreman at r - Referee. Since Aug. 30 last, Mr, Spits has Sept. 22, 1900, and also in contin vear and not accounted on penitentiary books as long 'Error In falling to charge invoice settled his account and In set- gent lib, 1899, per jour- the the quarry gelling out clay and lime; "W- - that fund, Sept. for 861.92 as this money was turned Into the "Item No. 8. Amount of O. No. 1152. $35; invoice 1163, $5; In- - tlement he fulled to receive credit nal page 11, $437.4S." rock. Bond & No. 207, $12.-50- : (7) Warrant No. 3138, Jan- territorial treasury. In July, 1906. Q. Brothers check. Volca 1158, $11.60; invoice 1162, for this offset. Only one credit has uary 1906, fa- You were at this time in the August 28, 1899, not charged on cash Invoice 1169, $12.60; invoice 1175 v been taken for 8th. drawn when Mr. Bursum voluntarily turned employ of H. O. Bursum, superln Account of Simon Xeusbaum. this amount and that was the one vor of "Jack Donovan or in me it included this $700 book, $677.23." 10.25; invoice 1177, $6.25; invoice Amount of balance as shown by on Bearer," endorsed and fi.izi tendent? (This check while not appearing on 1181, (.8i; invoice I7.8i; in claimed the Journal as this "re- (See treasurer's receipt No. 904) A. Yes, sir. lies, report, i&.yu. wrror in railing to written cash book" was made from cashed by H. O. Bursum lie did this in error, as it can be tne cash book, was received by H. voice 1195. $8.75; invoice 1204. $7 charge Mr. Neusbaum with and retained by y. At what wages were you em O. Bursum, and turned over to the 81; 1222, $14; total of invoice the Journal or rather posted from amount readily seen that the sum of $1,400 ployed during period invoice a 1035, $1.88; invoice 1094, $1.88; In the Journal to the cash book. is H. t). Bursum without the had actually found way mat i territorial treasurer, Aug. 30th, 1899, $135.18, debits of which no account 1096, 11.98; It knowledge its into the a. At seventy-fiv- e dollars per two days and is cov- voice invoice 1112. 83.13 hard as a matter of bookkeeping to or consent of territorial treasury In cash, and after Its date was taken. On the other hand fail and invoice 1125, $4.68, making a understand how was said Donovan as per his placed to montn. ered by treasurer's receipt No. 356 of ure to credit item of $51.60 cashJ it conceived the credit of convict's earn y. From Oct. 1, 1903, to July 1, pay total of $13.45 omitted on the debit that a double credit was being taken. affidavit, dated Jan. 6th, ings, to pay one account of 1700. that date. Should Mr. Bursum I'uj uitMii. : e in hub auLuuiii as side and errors In falling to 19U6 400.75 1905, is about one year and nine same again as demanded, it would by statement, $638.72. further "Item No. 11. Amount credited While the item of $1,027 of Wind e shown former credit Mr. Neusbaum with cash pay to M. 5, (8) Amount of G. W. Bond sor was months Is it not, and at the seventy-fiv- be paying the account a second time Correct balance, $717.40. It. Otero Oct. 1904. on cash not Included in the demand or dollars per month, you would be ment of $12.30, made under date book page 22, as $100, should be & Brothers, check No. summary of amounts due from II. O. as In the case of "Item No. 3," and Account of Max Frost. of June 1, 1903, and 209, August 28th, 1899, entitled to pay for twenty-on- e the following mention of the ' wind Error failure to charge invoice the further $140. This $40 Is shown on Journal Hursum. It was a similar transaction monms, wnicn as I figure Is 1 1,575. credit of cash payment made Feb. page 444, as a rebate on amount due not chanted on cash Mr. Windsor is a contractor in San sor transaction." 120a, i(.m, and invoice 1319, 9.40. 20, 1906, of $6.15, amounting to by book 677.23 Is that the amount you claim for "Item No. 9. Amounts due by Balance shown by report. Mr. Otero." ta te, and owed the penitentiary an your services ror period? former $18.45 cash credits omitted and leav I have Investigated this matter and (9) Amount due by Individ- account. Mr. Bursum personally that individuals but not included In state $428.82. Correct balance, $455.92. ing the correct balance due from Mr, uals not included in A. Yes, sir. ment of 11. O. Bursum (Exhibit O) Since August 30th last, Mr. has find that $140 in cash was received but coneciea irom Mr. Windsor $1,027, Q. From July 1st, 1905, to April Frost Neusbaum on August 30 last, of 70 and was credited and $140 deposited statement oft II. O. Bur- failed to credit Mr. Windsor upon showing balances due to penltentliry settled his account by paying $238.87, cents. sum (Exhibit G) show- 12th, 1906, how were you cmoloyed? at date of his retirement, April 12, and by an account of the New Mex with the territorial treasurer, but as the books of the penitentiary, but A. As foreman of the clay bank Account of Pennsylvania Develop $40 was charged up to material ac- ing balances due the peni- turned the money over to terri- 1906, $9,894.58, corrected amount per lean I'rintlng Co., allowed ugalnst tne ment re- the and quarry, Dut my wages were de $14,129.24. to. count, I have In order to correct tentiary at date of his torial treasurer for the benefit and Exhibit "11" less items penitentiary for printing and mater- Amount of balance shown by re- original entry, tirement, April 12, 1906.. 9,894.68 ducted to sixty dollars per month. included In $168.25 shortage $67.25 ial amounting to $189.95. In this charged Mr. Bursum credit of the convict a fund, and then Q. From July 1st, 1905, to April port. $30. Error in failure to credit with the $40. Corrected amount per Ex- again in July, 1906, at the same time $14,061.99." settlement the Invoices above refer this company with $30 cash payment No. 12. Amount hibit "H" 14,129.24 ne 12, iaoH, is nine months and a thl M, In the first place this is not a red to as not having been charged. item due for turned in the Bergman $700, turn- is it not? proper charge amount is sup- maoe Atay iu, iao4. Smith Premier typewriter o. Less: Items Included In the ed over to the treasurer S 1.02 7 more. as this were not laaen into account. Account of W. R. Carter. 4222792, purchased by Vou. $168.25 shortage 67.25 A. Yes, It is nine-- - months and posed to represent the aggregate Account of C. W. Dudrow. No. 800. making an actual cash receipt by the twelve days. amount receivable Amount of balance shown to be July 30, 1901, and in exchange for a territorial treasurer of $2,054 to pay of bills turned Balance shown by former report, due, 327. To errors l:i falling to No. 1. 14,061.99 Q. And at sixty dollars per month over to the Incoming superintendent $198.64. To this should be added the Smith Premier 13602, the an account of only $1,027. In these you would bp entitled for this time place charge Invoice 1437, $90; 1520, $90, former number cannot be located, H. O. Bursum statement two items it is easy to see where and in the second these following Invoices, not charged, and and 1522, $90, and by the further $92.25." (Exhibit l 4,167.41 to the sum of $564? amounts are not correct by reasons which were not taken into aocount Bursum "got the worst of it" by A. Yes, sir. reproducing error in falling to credit Mr. Carter This typewrltter was disposed of (10) Amount of double i, i. of errors made when the when making Mr. Dudrow a state with a $270 cash remittance under by Mr. Bursum by credit freight on brick Q. Thei aocxrrtlni: to th rhove Individual ledger, as will be shown ment: Invoice 1042, $1.60; invoice trading same for for "Item No. 4. Amount turned over figures from May 1, 1903, the day you date of Dec. 6, 1903 leaving Mr. a horse. The horse Is today in ser- machinery shown on cash to H. O. Bursum to pay bill to later. lorn, i8.zt; invoice ius&, i; invoice Carter's balanca the same rtated, vice page commenced work for Mr. Bursum, As amounts claimed to have been in- ai at the penitentiary and the book, 10, September Winters Grocery Co., which bill was superintendent 1023, $1.60; invoice 1064, $3.13; $27. typewrltter is in tne possession of a 22, 1900, and als In con- of the penitentiary, misappropriated or unaccounted for, voice 1093, $3.13; invoice 1223, 60 Will say not paid and the money never turn up to 11 here that these three in Miss Alderete. a clerk in the ottlce tingent fund September over to the 12th day of April, 1906, were from the material accounts, cents. Invoice 1227, $1.26, making a charg- ed the incoming superintend when he left t".e penitentiary, you transactions sale of voices above referred to were of the territorial engineer. See the 25, 1899, per Journal, page ent ror disbursement. for the material total of $20.76 not charged. Under ed to the A. T. & S. F. R. It., and testimony of Marcel! no Alderete. 11 437.48 was an improper would be en'.itUJ for services ren and payments for same by individ- date of August 17, 1890, error by course company This charge dered to the tum of $2,589. purchasing, very care- of that refused to "item No. 13. Amount of check (11) Amount credited to M. against Mr. Bursum, as the peni yes, uals have been failure to credit amount $8.80 as an pay the sanre. Anson and Holman January 26, 1903, R. Otero October 6, 1904, A. sir; that is right. fully checked, Item by item, as shown offset and also in the same year an tentiary or tne territory, had no in Q. During all of time Aocount of Woman's Board of Trade. not entered on cash book but entered on' cash book, page 22 as terest whatever in this that in detail in main portion of report offset of $64.15. Under date of May Amount shown to be due by re- on page this matter; this you were employed by Mr. Burrum, and following Is a summary of 9, 1904, journal 388, and then erased. $100, should be $140 .... 40.00 was money mat belonged to the con- as the Mr. Dudrow was entitled to port. $145. Error In charging In This $40 Is shown on jour- matea above, were you paid the material account: a credit of $72.80 on account of voice No. 2894. $40. on victs, for which supplies .had been monthly? ma- and the credit In checking up this account. I find nal page No. 444 as a te purchased for them, such supplies so II. O. Bursum In account with credit invoice No. 1882, and by error side appears a credit of $20, for were em on amount a. no, sir. terial sold, during term of ottlce and on part of examiner in cnarging that Anson and Holman due by purchased charged to Mr. Bursum y. Then you were not on a regu which there was no authority mak- to this credit, and 1 have accordingly Mr. Otero. personally and he alone was person for which he was accountable. this amount as a dobit, Mr. Dudrow ing amount due of $205 as per books. charged lar pay roll? To material sold $96,321.15 Is entitled to a of Mr. Bursum with this (12) Amount due for Smith ally responsible for the account. As A. No, sir. further credit By Investigation, however, I have as- amount. Premier typewriter No. as $145.60. making amount of total certained the fact under date 14. soon he received statement from y. How did you draw your sal By $ 80,429.17 together men that "Item No. Amount of double 422792. purchased per the Winters Grocery Co., he prompt ary? cash received credits with error last of Dec. 11, 1901, $140 In cash was credit to the Colorado Fuel & Iron Vou. No. 300 July 30th, ly paid tne Dill. During Rebates, account errors tioned. $218.65; leaving Mr. Dudrow s paid and a rebate of $5 allowed Co., per through contingent the whole 'A. I drew my money lust as I and discounts 2,914.26 correct balance, 85 cents, Instead of credit 1901. and in exchange for time that he was superintendent of It. $5. which covers balance shown to be fund on Journal page 211, Oct. 25, 113,-60- 2, wanted $10. 815. 820. 825 or Freights a Smith Premier No. the penitentiary, convicts would de- deducted account $198.64, which an attempt was made due of $145 In the report. The oth- 1901. $38.72 Vou. No. 316, number $50 cash, out of the cash drawer, and material sold F. O. B. to collect and of course which Mr. and War. the former posit with him such moneys as they sometimes I drew It by voucher. er Item of $60 was incurred for car- 1(49. Nov. 29. 1901. $21.82. and cannot be located 92.25 might earn from the sale of litllu cars, other points than Dudrow refused to pay. ing for the cemetery by convicts, Vou. 360. War. 1648, Nov. 29, 1901, An- y. wny aid you draw your money .Santa Fe 1,060.17 Account of Manuel Baca. (13) Amount of check articles made by them, and an ac- in this way? which was in charge of the Woman's $16.90 $38.72. son & Holman. January Services rendered and oth Balance shown by report, $103.88. Board of Trade, and it Is Is count was kept with each and such A. Because I left it in the hands er purchased by to charge claimed This corrnct and I have charged 26. 1903, not entered on material Error failure back that this money was paid by Wo- $38.-7- 2. supplies or material as they were al f Mr. Bursum for safe keeninir and . ...I the Mr. Bursum with the amount. cash book, but entered lowed to purchase would be bought and allowed as offsets. 1.252. check of $18.65, given to apply on man's Board of Trade to guards over- on journal page No. 388 only drew It as I needed it. Bills receivable 10,655.02 account which check was returned seeing and for the sake of convenience, y. Did Mr. Bursum ver Hive vou consequently the convicts while at work. "Item No. 15. Amount paid for and then erased 200.00 charged to Mr. Bursum. Is a unpaid and that amount Account of Santa Fe County Jail. one whim and wire rope, Vou. (14 of double This his personal check. Total .. $96,321.15 should be added to Mr. Baca's bill, pr Amount practice that has always been la A. les, on one or two occasions Balance shown to be due. 12.95. No. 359, June, 1903, favor Hendriq credit on payment to Colo- force is today. This statement is significant and I making the amount due from Aug. By error In falling to credit cash $111.62. paid and that I romember of. wish your to carefully 3UUi and Bothoff for freight rado Fuel & Iron Co., per 5. honor consid last, $122.53. payment of July 9, 1904, 75 cents, per page $122.-18- ." "Item No. Warrant No. 2012. Q. Mr. Bursum had no personal er same. Ortiz. Journal, 401, $10.56 credit through contingent Dec. 9. 1902. favor 11. O. Bursum. Nowhere in the former re Account of Juan leaving balance Aug. 30, last, $2.20. 211 Interest In your salary, directly or In- port is a statement made of the gross Balance shown by report, $8.88. fund on Journal pate withdrawing balance in Keneral directly. Did he or Account of R. M. Nogle. This whim was purchased for the Oct. 2.i. litul. $38.72 and year. not? amount of material sold and it was To error in invoices, 2022, $1.50, and amount shown to be by purpose of maintenance fund. 63rd fiscal A. hy, no. to cor- 242, lo due prospecting for coal near Vou. No. 316, War. No. un. I not accounted for $152.2 7." y. impossible for them make a $7, making an additional charge report. $8. By error In falling to the city of Santa Fe on the land of 29, 1901, $21 82 At the time Mr. Bursum left rect one, on account of errors and of $8.50, and by errors In failure to payment 1649. Nov. This warrant was accounted for bj the penitentiary thera was milte a up credit cash made June 10, Jacob Weltmer and the whim, today, und Vou. No. 360. War. No being deposited with omissions In charging material ere. lit arror in charging lnvolco 1904. II. Correct balance 7lh is still standing the prospect hole, the territorial balance due you was there not? sold. A to to ac- 1 $7, Au. at 1648. No. 29 .1901, $16 90. 38.72 treasurer, together mon- credits material 445 invoice 2067 $2.40, and by last, $7. unless same has been by (15) with other A. Yes, sir. count on pa&e 2 of former report, error to cash pay- removed Amount paid for Whim ies, under date of Dec. 9, 1 y i2. y. And did you further credit Account of F. Garcia. Trelford. and wire rope Vou. No. have a settlement appears "Through sales of brick, lime ment of January 10, 1902, making a Balance shown to be $2. Fr- - Treasurer's receipt No. 585. Th with Mr. W. D. Newcomb. who was etc., $78,460.14." due. 'Item No. 16. Amount of freight 359, June. 1903. favor warrant In nuestion was never cash. acting as This amount is total credit of $14.40, which was not ror In failing to credit cash payment claimed to have been paid as per 2. clerk there peni- to Hendri & Bothort $111.-6- ed by Mr. Bursum, at the purported be taken from "rewrit taken into aocount and leaving a of Oct. 10, 1904. $3. Mr. Garclas cash book, page No. 10, Sept. 4, but the Identical tentiary? ten casn boon, put HKtne report no by Mr. Ortiz to peni- Freight paid per warrant so drawn was deposited by A. up balance due the aocount Is balanced. 1900, $250. and page No. 11, Oct. 16. journal, page No. 401 Mr. e. He made mv account statement Is made as to what amount tentiary on Aug. 30th last instead of Account of Grant Itlvenburg. Bursum and simply amounted and he said so hun-lir- ej 1900. $115 $365. No record of 10.56 122.18 to a there is many the former examiner found to be the $8.88. Balance shown to be due by re freight transfer of this amount from the dollars coming to me and I ask-- I You will bills and until proper receipts correct amount. notice on Account of F. A. Manzanares. port, $209.07. Failure to credit by can be produced, this amount cor- - paof. kioiit ALBUQUEKQUE EYEXIXG CITIZEN- - WEDTfEKB.VYV- WTY--' tOOT.. - molly to debit to H. Mexico peniten- ue Morning Journnl democrat, which would have In temporarily .aviiie:.t of pny material on; of penl-t'ntia- ry that I could ret th endorsement- stands a O. Bur- 1907, I caused to appear before me cured to the New resulted It. Now want sum." H. O. Bursum for the purpose of tes- tiary a brick plant and other proper-e- v ppeared with a special supplement discrediting tin and defeating the re- funds l. absolutely false and of either if I wanted I It-I- you to Mr. Bur- These amounts were paid for tifying In the cause under Investiga- worth approximately $90,000 to he day before the territorial repub-Ica- n publican candidate for delegate to without foundation. s true that a to show this letter freight and Mr. Rursum ha pro- tion, and on the said 27th day of $100,000, maintaining at least 100 central committee met at Albu- - congress and possibly defeating a re- sh i.nifM f :timc-- r wa m tne time sum and talk It over,' and lot ms lli-- If possible as to duced check stubs, showing payment. June, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. prisoners, without Increasing the uerque, which special supplement publican leglsl.fure. I had abundant nii'. ly i AniePlc.:. lumber Co., know by return mall re- pages clopely to An'rnlo, New whether Mr. Bursum Intends" to ac This concludes the answering of all at my office In the capltol building maintenance appropriation or ontalned several of reasons, based' upon facts which Alt.querqtie. Sin chairmanship again. In the city of Santa Fe, personally ceiving any special appropriation printed matter with glaring headlines since have l.ien confirmed, that Me;.i n. which shl n.M was billed to cept the If he Vperitic Items mentioned In the de- em- - San does not, I will neip an i can in any mand. Other Items charged to Mr. appeared H. O. Bursum, accompa- therefor? denouncing me as a thief and Governor Hagerman and those the New Mexlro tieHlntlary, by hi counsel, H. M. Dougher- eialer, and conveved the Impres associated with had entered Antonio, New Mexico; it. Is also true way I can be useful. If he Intends to llursum In the report, after having nied A. Yes. that Is correct. The only him do so, it will be my duty, as I see Investigated by attorney ty, ninl nh? being by me first duly special appropriation which the pen sion that the shortage In the ac Into a conspiracy for the pur- that Fairbanks. Morse & Company of been the fol- - counts amount to Si 0,000 or pose defeating destroying, If Denver, Colorado, at onty time made It. to demand that he be set aside general, were not deemed worthy to sworn on his oath, testified as itentiary received during the time I would of and Investi- . $80,000. This same matter I after- possible, republlrnn organization a shipment of steel tanks) from Gos- and all charges and rumors Include in nw nrst demand, tne sec- A For twenty-ni- x years. was superintendent was one for the $5,000 one for $8,000 In pay- wards learned was telegraphed to the and its candidates for office. It Is hen, Indiana, hilled to the New Mex- gated. ond demand for a lesser amount, nor C V. SA and they 1 I nave mane mat which appears ment of material furnished the ter- east and west, north and south, to a notorious fact that those persons ico Penitentiary, San Antonio; trust mat tnis In the third demand Referee. II newspapers which the working most closely allied with Governor Ha- also billed some windmills in the ter plain and that I will not be mis- In the testimony of H. O. Bursum Q. State your name. n occupa ritory for other Institutions. There understood as having any personal protest, tion were several years In which the ap- rce of the Journal democrat were german were secretly, and some of same manner; it Is also true that and which he paid under but and place of residence. ble to reach. them openly, using every effort at Hendrle und Iiolthoff of Denver at feeling In the matter, it Is simply In the accounts of biUs receivable A. H. O. Bursum, forty years old. propriation fell short by reason of deep unchangeable conviction ap- New the fact that the levy did not pro Q. State If you know or If you their command to defeat the election one time shipped two whims, billed and made up by the former examiner, stock raiser, reside at Socorro, Delegate Also to to New Mexico Penitentiary, Cer- - that Innocent as he may be, It would pears a ditblt of J. J. McNary, of La-- Mexico. duce the amount attempted to be nve heard how tho Journal Demo of Andrews. defeat the party you copy of the alleged the election of every republican can- rillos, N. M. These gods were or be a serious mistake for him to .Vegas, for 30,000 brick, amount of Q. How long have been a res provided. crat received the hap- the leadership of the par- ship-re- Xpert s report person didate for the Legislative assembly dered by H. o. Bursum, who continue in same $210. These brick were d ident of New Mexico? Q. During your administration of and the or super- ty, to all Intents and purposes. secretary twenty-si- x persona who gave It to them? whom they suspected might not do pened to be at the same time Mr. McNary who was A. For year. the New Mexico penitentiary what Is their bidding as members of the Leg- intendent of the New Mexico peni- I shall do nothing in this matter of the Y. M. C. A., no charge was O. Whnt official position hnve known as the Scenic Highway be- A. I understand that the said re Impossible paid of until I hear from you. which I brh-k-. you If any, your resl- - islature. Wherever It was tentiary. They were for out made for these but same were held. during tween the cities of Santa Fe and Las port was delivered either In person as- by my personal hruld do by next Monday morning or for Governor Hagermau and his mv personul funds, a donation to the Young Men's ence In this territory? Vages was conceived and partially r by the personal authority or Gov-rn- sociates to control the republican checks, which checks I still retain. at least. Christian AssiKiatlon of Las Vegas, A. I was sheriff of Socorro county completed by convict labor, was It Hagerman and that he arrang-- Thanking you in advance for by sub- d to 20,000 copies sup conventions, they either promoted fu- The billing to the New Mexico Peni who were building a home during the years 189'.. mm. lx not? have of this sion tickers under the cloak of good tentiary at the points mentioned was prompt answer nna assuring you or scription. nd 1898: was a member of the ter A. Yes, sir; I built approximately plement sent out to the various news- government for the purpose of fight- an error upon the part of the ship he strictest connaence in tnis mat The Invoices for this material were ritorial legislative council from the 15 original survey papers of the territory free of charge upon miles of road; the papers ing the republicans openly, or In the pers, and which fact was called to ter. therefor not entered the books district composed of Socorro and S- of the Santa Fe end was made under or circulation and that all absence of their ability to form such their attention at the time nnd which YOurs very truly, of the penitentiary. Attorney Gener- ierra counties during the 33rd legis my personal direction and for the f both political parties that were an opposition party, they would sec- errors can only be accounted for by W1L.L ROBINSON, up was willing to accept same for circu- Register-Tribun- e. al Hied had this matter and lative assembly; wns superintendent first two years there was only appro the retly and underhandedly use their in- reason of the letters ordering such Editor one-ha- lf were such thoroughly familiar with the facts of the territorial penitentiary during bated the sum of is.oon. lation furnished with fluence In favor of the democrats material having been written upon and for that reason failed to include the years commencing the first day of which was allotted to the Lns Ve- copies; and that Governor Hagerman ener- EXHIBIT I. (COPY.) up Iso where such democrats were known to penitentiary stationery. These in his demand. Also made in the of May. 1899. until the 12th dny of gas end the other to the Santa Fe caused 600 typewritten copies be friendly to Governor Hagerman getic, would-b- e detectives, who William C. Reld, Attorney General. list of bills receivable, appeari an April. IKOfi, Inclusive: oovertng a end. This sum Included surveys and f this report to be made aud sent Edmund C. Abbott,' against office, reports and his administration. There is no caused these Infamous Innuendo to Item of charge of 1150 the period of approximately seven years, all other expenditures. ut from his which doubt In my mind had I per be circulated, which they calculated Assistant Attorney General. city of Santa Fe, which does not ap- and I am tho present mayor of the were mailed from the office of Gov that Territory of New Mexico, Office of Q. Please state what other use Hagerman by mitted this suit to have been brought would brand me as a "grafter, might pear on the books af Mr. Bursum, city of Socorro. for purposes you made of ernor under and his Governor Hngerman would have have easily ascertained the facts In the Attorney General. nor were bills ever rendered the city. Q. Please state briefly the condi territorial personal direction to persons In var- Santa Fe, September 25, 1906. way he convicts during the period you parts territory. caused, In order to further his policy the premise by consulting the books Of course the proper to have tion of the New Mexico penltenlary were superintendent? ious of the of destuctlon and defeat or the re- of the shippers and therefrom ascer- Mr. H. O. Bursum, Socorro, New treated both of these Items would at the time you became the superin- A. I furnished labor for the build- - Q. State whether or not you re- - publican party, copies of this suit to tain how, when, bv whom nnd In Mexico. bave been to have charged the ma-teri- ul tendent of that Institution, and re ng eived a copy of that report or any printed Dear Sir: Preliminary to bringing on ac- of the territorial capttul. have been without number what manner these materials were and then reibated back cite briefly the changes that were Q. During the time you were In letter from Governor Hagerman or and broadcast. This would paid for. This gossip Is nbsurd upon action against you for an accounting of donation, thus making a made during your management If ny person connected with or scattered of moneys due territory, which count any charge of the penitentiary please other probably have been done in a semi its face. Were these materials and the clear record. The Item of material there were? state what part you took personally In charge of the affairs of the terri- official way, loaning the moral guar goods mentioned to have been pur the territory claims you have in your Governor Otero from C. A. At the time I took charge of tory of ror, X hererjy, furnished by n supervising and conducting its about the result the Investi antee or Governor Hagerman as to loined at tine expense of the territory hands and unaccounted yi. Dudrow $26.46, and paid for the penitentiary there were approxi business? gation prior to Its publication In the he Justification for the bringing of can any sane man neneve that they on behair or me territory or .New the penitentiary, was not Included mately 160 Inmates; the territorial A. I took charge of everything newspapers? said suit. Such a proceeding until would have been shipped In open, Mexico, make formal demand of you the general summary of accounts appropriation for maintenance New-Mexic- to pay Into the treasury In In- other than the mere matter of detail A. I did not. finally adjudicated can be readily un broad daylight, directed to the territorial due by H. O. Bursum, but was amounted annually to the sum of of the running of the penitentiary. U. Did you ever at any time re derstood would have Deen nigniy Penitentiary at San Antonio, upon receipt or this letter, the ng by power to-w- it: cluded In the final demand made $30,000. The earning of the (J. In regard to your accounts ceive a copy of the alleged report of prejudicial, not only to myseir per and Cerrlllos? Would they not have amounts, and paid under protest. I penitentiary consisted principally of An unaccounted for Mr. Rled government state what provision you mad; for he Investigation? sonally, but to the Interests of the been consigned to my personal order? amount think this a proper charge and have receipts from the federal tne keeping or the same and the con- A. I did not except the one I party, whose chairman I had tne Leaving aside thla phase or the ques- as shown between the Day accordingly charged Mr. Bursum for the support of United States pris- ducting your In tion, object could have Book record of cash sales amount, although at the oners. In addition to revenue of books and whether mentioned as having been printed honor of being and whose Interests what there with that the or not you did this work personally the coiamna of the Journal-Democra- t. were at stake at that particular time been In making these shipments di and the casn book, showing was furnished the derived from such support of United book-keepe- Hme the material or by rs employed by and would have been the means of rect to the New Mexico Penitentiary, credits for cash received budding on which it wios used, and States prisoners, there was what Is you ? you a no ex from such cash sales $ 84.86 horse-pow- er soft-mu- J. Were accessible and was calling forth a verdict of the people at point where penitentiary occupied as a residence by Gover- known as a d A. I never personally kept any post at upon unjustified isted? The freight rate to peni- Collections made and not not belong to Mr. brick machine; the totnl earning of our office address known based the biased and the (turned to nor Otero, did power the accounts of the penitentiary. I the time of the completion of the charges presented ex parte. tentiary was and Is the same as to in the territorial Otero but to the city board of edu- at that time including the employed and designated persons for report? any Individual. The credit of the treasury by you from the and had the city board of edu- support of federal prisoners, sale of Q. State whether or not you following parties: Manuel cation approxi that purpose. It would have been A. Yes. sir. I was at Socorro wrote any letter to the attorney gen penitentiary was in no way needed. cation ordered this material which brick and lime, amounted utterly Impossible with the many which place had been my home and It was simply one of those errors Baca $18.65 went to Improve or repair Its prop- mately to $5,000 per annum. Shortly eral In response to the letter demand occurs Onderdonk Livestock be taking charge or peniten duties Incumbent upon the superin- post office address for the post ing the payment or these amounts; which often in commercial erty, then the account would after the tendent for him to have attempted welve years.- transactions, on the part of hasty Co 4.00 properly chargeable to that body. tiary I found that In order to ob to personally supervise keeping Q. say A. Yes, sir. I did. shipping clerks, failing to read the H. P. Brown 75.40 McNary ac- tain a for product which the You that this alleged re With reference to the market the of the accounts. port wa published In the jih Q. Kindly produce a copy of such contents of an order but simply take Penn. Devel. Co 30.00 and the city of Santa Fe ac- consisted principally of brick made Q. - you Richard Gutterman 78.46 count by prisoners It was necessary State whether or not you were Democrat the day before the meet- letter. If have it? note of the letter head. count, attached are statements made the and he superintendent of the New Mex- - ng Republican Com produces copy F.XHIHIT 1. (COPY). Simon Neusbaum .. 6.15 essential to install a more modern of the Central A. (Here witness Lopez 10.00 by Mr. Bursum. product co pen tentlarv at the t me H. J. mittee at Albuquerque; what action. of letter which Is offered In evidence Territory of New Mexico, Office of Pat With regard to that part of the plant In order to produce a Hugerman was Inaugurated as gov- any, Executive. C. F. Easley 2.75 Im- w'ould ready sale did the Republican central and which Is hereto attached, mark- the report dealing with permanent which command ernor of the territory? Committee upon the alleged 6.) Santa Fe, March 19, 1906. C. O. Luckenback. . . 5.00 in the market. I thereupon proceed- take ed Exhibit . provement fund and other funds, a. yes, sir. Q. steps, any, were Herbert J. Hagerman, Governor: Nestor Rodriguez . . 3.85 ed to negotiate for the purchase of report? State what if C. 2.00 such as salary account, general main Q. At that time what political Po A. The committee wltnout soiici-itio- n by your attorney in meeting Rarardlnelll tenance, route, etc., no doubt a modern plant and did purchase aken Sir: I have received your S. R, Hinckley 19.30 scenic the same with all the necessary ap sition was you holding, and what po- on my part refused to believe the said demand. letter figures given on game in former re- sition are you now holding, If any? the contents of the sensational re- A. Under my Instructions my at of March 19th, accompanying your Rlcardo Alarld 30.00 port correct, as they were copied pliances and In the course of about A. resignation as superintendent of the $285.56 are three years the same was In running I was and am chairman of the port and unanimously endorsed me. torney immediately went to Santa re from either books in the office of the territorial republican central com- Q. subsequent steps were attorney general New Mexico Penitentiary, which res- The following amounts drawn or order with a capacity of producing What and Interviewed the ignation you should effect from general mainten- territorial auditor treasurer. approximately 25.000 to 30.000 brick mittee. taken upon this report, If any? who had sent me a demand for about desire take the Regarding the charges of misman Q. After Governor Hagerman was A. Without having been served $8,392.59 and upon my attorney on April 2nd, 1906, or as soon there- ance fund of the territory agement, Mr. Bursum has stated his per day. In order to complete tne Inaugurated after, not exceeding ten days, as Nov. 30, 1902. for which brick plant It was necessary to build state whether or not with any copy of the p'leged report reaching there he demanded the sum side of the case in his testimony. I you had any conversation with him Investigation and without any $12,475.33 in thereto, but may be convenient for me to appoint you have taken credit on to go a dry kiln, which was made upon the of the of addition your successor. You me the cash book, but with bave not attempted Into these plan; also modern brick with reference to being relieved of demand for any purported shortages finally conceded that these amounts also advise matters as the question of money standard your duties as superintendent of the directly or Indirectly, Governor Hag- legally rrom me nna that In case of your absence at any which you have not charged burning kilns which were built un were not due you your as- yourself was not involved and only Irregularis plans specmcations maae penitentiary, and If so. kindly state erman proceeded in an attempt to Insisted upon the payment of $2,- - time, have Instructed 152.27 ties and mismanagement charged. der and the substance of such conversation. against my sistant, Mr. R. C. Garrett, to turn The amount of a warrant or appointed out by Mr. Ii. C. Garrett, who sub- secure an Indictment me for 470.38. This amount attorney management treasury Shortly after I was sequently became my assistant sup A. Yes. sir: shortly after he was embezzlement. The district attorney's paid Into the treasury protesting tnis over the of the institu- draft received referee, Hon. K. C. Gortner, assist' Inaugurated In January, 1906, I told office, examining Into the evi- any amount whatever was tion to your duly appointed and qual- from the U. S. government general erintendent The total valuation of after amount or Nov. 10. 1903, ant attorney and district at the plant as now Installed, has been Governor Hagerman that I would dence did not believe that the same not due or owing and that the same ified successor. about for torney for the counties of Santa Fe like to retire from the penitentiary Justify an Indictment and re- unlawfully demanded, ana In handing you herewith the for- which you have taken Taos, me by a written rated by men or experience at a val would had been mal acceptance of your resignation credit on the cash book, and notified uation varying from $60,000 to $75,-00- 0; sometime during the summer; that fused to attempt to secure one there paying the same under protest and communication that he would like to aggre- the first day of July, 1906, would be Thereupon Hagerman express v ruuy reserving an from a position which you have oc- but with which you have re also other Improvements on. Governor and cupied for past seven years, and not charged yourself 899.35 appear before me and be heard gating in value $30,000 to $40,000 In- a convenient time for me to retire. removed the then District Attorney, rights and remedies therein. the to-w- it: you accompanied by An by you rardlng matters, The ones cluding walls of the new cell house, If agreeable, but that if he desired Mr. K. C. Abbott and appointed Mr. o. Have vou a copy of the re which will leave amount received Bet forth In the demand and which power house, stock, etc. A small my resignation the same would be R. C. Gortner as district attorney ceipts? And a copy of the additional the best wishes of the people of New from O. W. Bond & Broth- be as district attorney had present- forthcoming at any time upon re specific, to upon your Mexico, I beg to add my personal ap- ers, or the money equiva- portion of this expense was aerivea with instructions take demand which was maae preciation Improvement you ed to the grand Jury of Santa Fe out of what Is known as the perma quest. Governor Hagerman stated charge of the proseoutlon and se attorney? of the and lent thereto for which county, at lta Septeimlber. 11(06, ses nent Improvement fund which was at that time that he would prefer to cure an indictment against me. The A. Yes sir. advancement which have taken have taken credit on the Ion. In response, I not only Invit let the matter rest Tor tlmo be- place in the pententlary while It has cash book, but with wMch urgea raised from the sale or lands Belong- the governor became extremely zealous Q. Kindly produce them. your you ed him to be present, out also ing to penitentiary. I do not ing. He never requested my resig In an attempt to secure the Indict- A. (Here witness produces copy been under charge. I also de have not charged possible for him to secure the the nation, from time to time sire to extend to you my own be3t yourself 677.23 if recall the exact amount so realized but ment. His appointee. Captain of the of receipt and copy of the additional payment presence of Mr. MoMahon and that if but believe that the same did not ex through my friends I would hear In mounted police. Fred Fornoff, went demand which is offered as evidence, wishes for your future success and The amount of a possible he oDtain xor me an ins ceed $24,000. The balance of the timations that he desired my resig to the chief deputy sheriff of the and which is hereto attached, mark- welfare. Your unusual personal made by A. W. Anson, of original figures on which the ex- expenditures was made out of and nation, but would not ask for It. county of Santa Fe, Hon. R. L. Baca, ed Exhibits 7 and 8 respectively.) Qualities and broad acquaintance can Albuquerque, Jan. 26, 1903, aminer made his report, In order to from the earnings of the penitentia- When I found that he really desired who afterwards Became speaker oi O. What steos. ir any. dia you be used for the best Interests and for which you have taken use same as a check. This he was ry, derived from the sale of brick to dispense wlh my services, al- the house of representatives, to get subsequently take to have an adjust highest welfare of the people of New credit on the cash book but unable to do but Mr. Gortner has and lime from the Installed plant. though he had declined to so request him to use his Influence with the ment or your accounts maae Mexico. with which you have not been to the office several times dur There were numerous other Im I Immediately tendered my resigna grand Jury to procure an indictment, A. Dur ng the sixty aays follow I have the honor to be. charged yourself 200.00 lng the progress of this examination provements which were made during tion to take effect the 2nd day of saying that the governor stated that ing the date of the payment to the Most respectfull yours, An accounting from you to the and result of which visits Is probably my incumbency in omce, amongst April, or as soon thereafter as con- If ha could not secure an indictment territorial treasurer, wnicn l nave H. J. HAGERMAN, territory of New Mexico is further bast explained bv the following com which I might mention a continuous venient, not exceeding ten days. My against me he was a "goner." You mentioned, my time was very much Honorable H. O. Bursum. demanded for the sum of $5,726.84, munication, which I am Instructed lime kiln, a Corliss engine, rock reason for desiring to have held the understand that I give this testimony occupied with reference to matters Superintendent of the New Mexico which sum Is made up of items listed to hand you. crusher, an addition to the engtne position until the first day or July upon the direct statement, made to connected with the territorial elec- - Penitentiary, Santa Fe, New on the credit side of your cash book July 11, 1907 house, the purchase of additional was for the purpose of enabling me me by different parties, who are t on. which occupation was causea Mexico. and not turned in to the territorial Hon. Frank W. Parker, grounds upon which were erected a to arrange with competent persons ready and willing to state the same by reason of holding the position of treasury, which Items are speclflclally Associate Justice, use for a thorough auditing of the ac EXHIBIT 8. (COPY), mentioned In the report of the Colo- modem brick residence for the my under oath. chairman of the republican central & Au- Las Cruces, N. M. of the penitentiary, additional boil counts during administration I might also say that about 10 days committee. Thereafter the legisla wocorro, r. M., July 31, 1906. rado Title Trust Company of pear Sir: (In re H. O. Bursum vs. pumps, wagons, horses, covering the whole term or seven re- passed H. O. Bursum, Stock Raiser. gust 30, 1906, a copy of which was ers and years my In o prior to the publication of the ture In session at Santa Fe you Territory of New Mexico.) mules, the necessary equipment for of tenure office. port a letter was shown me stating a bill entitled "An Act relating to Honorable H. J. Hagerman, Govern furnished and reference to which Referring to the report of Referea transporting clay from the clay complete audit had ever been mode that unless I would retire as chair- the settlement of accounts of public or of New Mexico, Santa Fe, New Is hereby made, particularly to that Safford. I wish to make you the lot banks to the penitentiary and which by any person fully qualified to do man of the republican central com officers," which bill became law upon Mexico. portion marked Exhibit "A of said lowing statement: clay waa first used for the purpose that class of work, but In view or the mittee an Investigation or my ad the 14th. day of March, A. D. 1907 Sir: I have within the last day report. "As district attorney for Santa Fe governor's wishes Indirectly Imparted or two received some with I do not at this time say that this of making paving vitrinea one, my ministration of the penitentiary The passage of this bill was bitterly letters ref re- county, the 'MoMahon Report' was Whether or not the plant so Install to me through friends that he would be demanded, but If I would fought by Governor Hagerman ana erence to penitentiary acounts. It particular sum of $5,726.84 was placed In my hands In September, to the desired to appoint another person to help- seems to me present system tained by you and not paid to the ed was a paying proposition con ugree to retire that I would be everyone connected with htm and that the 1906, and I conducted an Investi- penitentiary can best be ascertained the office I felt that I could not In every way possible. friendly to within of Investigation Is not entirely satis parties named, but the method of grand Jury, tlnue to serve under the circum ed out This his administration payment was illegal and an account- gation therein before the bv consulting the treasurer's re letter w-- signed by Will Robinson and without the legislative assembly factory to either party concerned; into the financial affairs of the peni- ceipts from convicts earnings; while stances. of Rnswell. tho home town of Gov In order to prevent me from secur either to the territory or myself. I ing of the same Is desired, there be- tentiary. I also later assisted At- the receipts rrom tnese sources cur- Q. At the time that Governor Ha Hagerman, and I believe It was lng a Judicial accounting. The bill therefore suggest a plan of getting at ing no vouchers to evidence the pay german your ernor - torney General Reld In making cer- ing the year 1S99 and preceding accepted resignation an inspired letter. finally passed and the records show- the bottom of all the facts, and a ments. tain demands upon Mr. Bursum vears was than $700 per month. lid he do so by letter? you governor to sign the thorough Investigation: That you se I further request an accounting for less A. (J. Have a copy or sucn a let that the refused moneys which, by said report and cash book on an average, the receipts taken at Yes. sir. ter? If so kindly produce It. act. although he allowed It to De lect some competent person. In whom the received from J. H. of the penitentiary, appeared to be first five months or Q. Have you that letter? If so, by having you have confidence, and permit me Vaughn by you, which are not random for the produce It. (Witness here produces letter come law limitation, after charged by you against yourself as . due the territory. After Mr. Reld the year 1905 show that there were please which Is offered In evidence and learned that more than two-thlr- c to select another, and make the two ceased to be attorney general, treasury A. Yes. s r. persons so selected joint committee money received in the cash book. had turned Into the territorial (Witness produces which Is hereto attached and marked the legislature favored Its pas a moneys and after the appointment of Mr an average of $1,900 per month. For here letter Kxhibit 4.) and which majority could not I to Investigate all of tho affairs or the which were repaid to the Safford as referee herein. I wrote the year was in which Is offered in evidence ami penitentiary transacted said Vaughn by territorial warrants the 1906 there turned a part his testimony and U. State what. If any, steps were bv the usual connivance and business year referee, stating Chat I wished to call during the same period an average made of taken by any person after this at which had theretofore been pursued by the undersigned. If thlH could be No. 230 or the 64t'n fiscal and his attention to the Hems, points ana of $2,403 per month. For the year which is marked Exhibit 1.) by Hagerman: Upon the done. I would gladly and territorial warrant No. 2457 of the as Q. When did you receive the first temnt to Indict vou : Governor 56th fiscal year, amounting to matters on which I had acted 1907 there was turned Into the terrl A. I received a letter udoui Sep 15th day of March or said year l in furnish all necessary data for the stated; and Mr. Safford replied that torlal for the same period information about the desire of the Attorney settlement of use of fuild committee. If any point $150.00. treasurer governor to have all of your ac tember Sfith, 1906, from stituted a suit for the I on opportunity would Ibe given me to n nirfraira of 12.992.27 per mourn. General W. C. Reld. wherein he my accounts, being this proceeding. of controversy or disagreement further, behalf of the terri do o. M conclusively shows. In my Judg counts audited? 1 you should arise, a third party might be tory, demand an accounting for the This A. I never received any notice stated preliminary to bringing action (J. Then, ir understand, im "I have therefore, for these tea- ment, that the plant was a successiui against me for an accounting of mediately upon ine passage ot a iaw agreed upon by the two persons so value of the pelts from 80 sheep aons. during the progress of his work veninre and a paving proposition to from Governor Hagerman either di court to Judicially selected who could decide In such sold by you and by Bursum & Mc rectly or Indirectly that he desired moneys due the territory ne maae .ernilttlntr the to penitentiary at various times, examined into the the territory. As a matter of fact any formal demand of me to pay Into the pass upon the question of your ac controversy. I should desire that Millan the territorial aame and have called his attention to the only earning power of the New or intended to make Investiga counts, Governor Hager this Investigation be complete, Im- January 14th and December 1st. ap- tion. The first Intimation that I re- territorial treasury the amount stated and while Is on each and every item which had Mexico penitentiary toaay is mc In said letter. man was still in office, you tiled mis partial and thorough, and whatever 1904. of which there no record peared to me to indicate a shortage making plant, which was en ceived was entirely from outside adjudi- the results might be, whether favor the cash book. brick some-tim- Q. If you have that letter kindly suit asking for an immediate In said amounts. I have now ex tirelv constructed and built and mar sources In July, 1906. The auditing of your accounts able or unfavorable to the unders- I further demand on behalf of the a dur- - first authentic word I had that any produce It? cation and accounting you amined the completed work with Wot for the product A. (Witness produces letter for the entire period that you were igned,- let the same be given to the territory an from for to determining whether or not mv ana investigation was going on was given nere public so the proceeds of 10.000 vitrified brick Tiew inir administration, ior me Newcomb, was and oft era same in evidence, hereto superintendent or the New Mexico it desired. the referee had lnc uded in his re which no special appropriation was bv Mr. who then 5.) penitentiary? I assume that you are desirous. In shipped by you from the penitentiary -- clerk at the penitentiary, and for attached and marked Exhibit to cast of the aocounts the said items. ever provided by tne legislative what- anything you A. Yes, sir, and I wanted all of good faith, of thoroughly Investigat- yourself at Albuquerque, New to to you ssoeoal tax which offense I was Informed that o. State - if Mexico, February 7, 1905, for which I wish, therefore, state irrtrmlv or anv form of dis did after receiving this letter and my accounts to be investigated, ing the affairs of the penitentiary for 1 Mr. Newcomb was peremptorily no en- T hereby, that in the aocounts and levi-- d for tne vrpose 01 meruna your reasons so doing: those upon which the statute of lim- the purpose of righting any wrong, cash appears to have been as made by the refwree expense. Our experience aur- - charged. It seems that the under for If any be; for the purpose of tered on the books of the peniten- statements such standing was this investigation A. 1 arranged witn my attorney itations had run as well as the uw there be has included and charged each Ini first four vears in tne uncit that Immediately unon receipt of said let accounts. I desired nothing reserved providing for the territory all that tiary. every disputed items, tn was one of constant should be entirely secret and that un Is to; for purpose of I further demand from you, on be- and of the said making business s ter to go to Santa e ana pay into as I wished a full, fair and complete she entitled the same are embraced and rak-o- n struggling for existence and efforts der no clrcumstnneesSM-a- I to know any ascertaining the whole and all half of the territory, an accounting awl the such Investigation was In pro the treasury under protest, any and examination, not desiring to take truth an Illegal ii n In the sums total of debit and in make ends meet. The refractory that of money might be technical advantage of the territory, the truth, and not for the purpose of for the amount of payment In report. Of was to gress. all amounts that made to Charles W. Dudrow by peni- credit set forth his Mi.niiiifs of the clav hard . you In demanded bv the said attorney gen which might have been done under avenging any personal grievance, course, I have not examined minute-l- v overcome and unaersiana in mm-- O. When learned of this My This for whether real or Imaginary. tentiary" voucher No. 157 for lumber you er, on behalf of the territory. the provisions of law. three v. entire report, nor verified tho t i.rnil.ice a marketable product vestlgatlon what If anything did I con- In the Interest of fair play, and had and received by M. A. the do, with reference to talking with or reasons for do ng this were mat i reasons: Fift, that had entire to ftmi res and additions, but so far as There was no ready market tor did not want any brought against fidence in the fact that nothing was what I deem to be Just and proper Otero, and delivered him January disputed are concerned years the product or me writing to Governor Hagerman. suit I both to the territory and myself, 17th and 19th, 1906, to the amount the Items those for 1 myseir or my uonusmen. due the territory; Second, deemed to nil so as the Items are concern penitentiary. The reputation or tne A. As soon as learned of the In either proper to myself and the I hope you may see your way clear of $26.46. far vestlgatlon I addressed a letter to knew that I owed the territory noth It and due I you ed on which 1 based the Investigation penitentiary brick was anything but lng upon an 1m public that all transactions be fully to accept und approve or this sug- further demand of on behalf grand ury, they are charged ir.,.,,1 Thu mice that could be ob Governor Hagerman offering to fur and believed that gestion. I am, of the territory, an accounting of all In the an expert accountant and ask partial auditing of my accounts it investigated and determined; third, a sir. v aininDt Mr. Hurnuiti by the referee. tained was much less than that of nish I overpaid moral obligation In my Judgment is Very reectfully yours, other matters and moneys due to the they should In the com-rifcrnl- nl ing leave to ana nave a would be found that had O. territory of New Mexico from you as In all Instances where other products for sale re- - territory. However, the matter stronger and more binding than any H. BURSUM. ' charged. 11 the referee's to- trill rkets at other points. thorough Investigation, which the superintendent of the territorial peni- be so uuest declined. of auditing and adjusting the ac- technical provision of the law. tals are correct, then Mr. Bursum did Brick was sold at $3.50 per thou- he of I desire to make a short explana- KX II I HIT 3. (COPY.) tentiary, and remaining unaccounted New Mex- sold for $6.00 per Q. Have you a copy of the letter counts would be the work several for. not owe the territory of sand, paving brick you so. months, as It would of necessity cover tion with reference to another mat- Roswell, N. M August 25. 1906. ico the items which were presented thousand. It was therefore no easy wrote the governor? It Kind my Individuals whose time Mr. W. K. Martin, Socorro, N. M. Very truly yours, which ly produce It. the entire period of administra- ter. Certain C. before the grand jury as eviuence task to overcome the prejudice 1 to been principally oc Dear Sir and Friend: As you W. REID. class of brick A. Yes. sir. tion. believed then, and I believe seemed have Attorney of shortages against him. existed atminst the (Witness produces copy o now, that It was the intention of cupied in saying unpleasant things likely know I am now the editorial General. respectfully, which linrl heretofore .been pro here ima-mo- Register-Tribun- e, "Very In evl Governor Hugerman and those imme and circulating rumors wun end of the and C. GORTNER. duceil at the penltentkiry by the old the letter which Is offered per- &. (Signed): "K. deuce attached hereto and marked diately associated with him to at innuelidos. one of these have been much disturbed at the KXHIBIT (COPY.) "District Attorney." appliances, which had formerly been tempt the peo sons being a notorious meddler and Btoties that have been going the Socorro, N. M., Sept. 26. 1906. say I have i, At I peni Kxhlblt 2.) to discredit me before 'In conclusion will that n the time left the you pie of the territory of New Mexico disturber of his neighbor's tranquil- rounds concerning Mr. Bursum and Mr. William C. Reld, Attorney Gen- every to make mis tentiary luivlng brick was selling at Q. Then. If I understand Gov in San Antonio, New yourself, particularly as regards eral, used man possible per common ernor Hagermun replied to your let and to defeat the republican, candi- ity who resides and Santa Fe, N. M. amination as thorough as 110.00 thousand and you date for delegate to congress; and Mexico, and others of the same Ilk. Mr. Bursum. as on account or his al Dear Sir: I am in receipt of your all testimony necessary i hrli-- at IT. 00 per thousand, with ter declining to permit to have on political leged candidacy as have taken 111 had I not paid the amounts demand- who were evidently short for letter, stating preliminary to bringing have been ready an market fur more than the pen a person to participate the Inves po- republican state that end and tigation of the books? ed that thev would have at once In assets and anxious to accumulate chairman of the action against me for an accounting willinK to take any and all lestlmon ltentlarv could Produce. stituted a suit, imt for the purpose of litical capital and build up their po- central committee. I take it fo of moneys alleged to be due the might be furnished by any per u If I understand you. at the A. Yes. sir. the expense of oth- granted there Is a great deal o territory, you that eoul; you charge penlten Q. State whether or not you know adjusting the accounts, but purely litical fortunes at that demand on behalf of nn that believed that they time took of the and solely for political reasons, as it er, and by Innuendo besmirch the monkey doodle business about the the territory the payments by me of urn Uh mv information, und JL here ttary there were about 160 prisoners the person who was employed by persons happen to charges have been ugalnst f imd' annually Gov. Hagerman to audit and Invest! was then the beginning or tne cam character of who that made certain amounts mentioned in your itih transmit my full detailed1" stale the annroi. ration made palgn, which, as chairman of the re lie in public life and thus ill tempt to you both, but under the clrcum letter und which items you say are as heretofore mentioned, to fur maintenance was approximately Kate the books of the penitentiary me same stances I certainly believe It woub ment you during your administration? publican central committee. It was steal plunder and convert specifically mentioned in report made Kether with ledger rewritten oy in $30,000. At the time left the my duty to manage and direct. It to their political use. These people lie a very grave mistake for him to by the experts from the state of and all testlmon penitentiary you had how many A. I have never met the gentle to be accept again, and balance sheets appro- man. He was not a resident of New would have been Impossible before have caused t'esslp circulated the honor and ir such l.'olorado. w'hich 1 have caused t prisoners, and what was the to while 1 was super-Int- et is his Intention, hall not rail to say I say I of witnesses Mexico, but I understand lived some the election to have had the matter the tried that wish to that have never yet mr.uor hnfore me. together ith th priation for maintenance? determined and a decision rendered. df lit cf tt 'j penitentiary that I so. received a copy of any report made compiled by the forme A. Approximately 260 to 270 where In i'olnrado. His name Is re I him, I by petty ledger, to be M. McMahon. Fur that reason I cared not whetheV caused sh pmi lit of lumber and ma If knew should write him the Colorado gentleman, and the n well as his statement prisoners; unl up to within five l.oited Francis to point asking him the question 1 .ur..irui. my the tj. When and how did you first the demand was for $1.I'0 or for terials to be made Mn Antonio, blank only information have ever had of which are reaped fully months preceding retirement $ re- New wnich were converted to for yes or no answer, but I do know any and all of appropriation remained the learn of the results of the alleged l0.IMi0.0ii. I would have paid it. Meico. the making of sueh report or Its auJUmltted for your consideration. uiinuul serving my rights and have the mat- my i'itki i al use, for my ranches and you. and you know that I am not one contents was the knowledge which I Respectfully. same $30,000 annually. For the investitrattotl? a mines, or wno to on: A. 1 exact ter judicially passed upon and for the I'atlnage and that tnose line striKe at obtained from the newspapers. C. V. SAFFORD, years 1906 and 1907 the appropria- do not remember the materials, etc., were friends, I Mr. Bur I date but believe It was in September, proper ascertainment made thereaf- said lumber, for such consider wish further to say that If the Referee. tion was fixed at $35,000 annually. 1 penitentiary yourself; never having ef- I re ter. Had permitted this suit to paid for out of fumla sum and while books of the territory show, or if I Then If I understand the 19i6. The first Information 1 t Trftliiiony or II. iuruiu. ii. Albuquer have been filed 1 firmly believe It This gossip so far as relates to the to ask anything, have always fel am in any way indebted to the terrl- - On lbe 27th day of June, A D. fect of your statement you have se celved of It wa from the WEPXEKDAr, JTLY 17, 190T. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. FAG IS NINE

tory In any manner or for any amount whatsoever, that It will not be necessary for you or any one 1m Death Rather Than Pardon No to bring suit to collect It, for I have IMPROVEMENTS i 52 breaking in always been ready and willing to have all of my accounts thoroughly Is Lord Barrington's Plea Investigated, and If It should be shown needed that I am Indebted In any amount M A.. U JCJ . that I was ready to at once pay the tt .J some. 'e IN ARIZONA In the keeping of accounts of the Classified Advertisements; penitentiary, I of course was, as every warden has been and will be, if compelled to depend upon the ac- - curacy of those keeping the books of M the Institution and 1 have every rea- MINES 8 son to bellevT, and do now believe, that those who kept the books dur- ing my administration did so with accuracy; however, when It was ln HELP WANTED. tlmated by rumor that It was destr King PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS. able that the books of the peniten- Crown and Other Val UJLP WANTED IfT that Is your tiary should be audited. I at once ten- crying need, a want ad in The dered to the governor of this terri- uable Prospects worked Evening Citizen's want column will tory the services of a qualified per- assure you of plenty of employes. MONEY to LOAN son familiar with the affairs of the Practically. WANTED. On Furniture, Pianos, Organs Iibtnit penitentiary to act at my expense In With the conjunction with or assist any person WANTED Woman for general Horses, Wagons and other Chattel ootnjf or persons who might be chosen by housework; good cook. Wages 130. also on 8ALARIE8 AND WAR! f Prescott, Aria., July 17. For the Mrs. Uregory Page. Oallup. N. M. HOUSE! The flexible sole the territory, and if It was foumi first time In seven years the Crown RECEIPTS, as low as lit Red Cross that there was any Inaccuracy In the In moun- WANTED At once, good man and and aa high as IJ00. Loans ar Shoe books or 1 In any manner King mine the Bradshaw is that was tains Is being operated In a practical wife to cook for three. Good wages. quickly mad and strictly private comfortable from Indebted to the territory that I manner. Sufficient exploitation has Also house and bridge carpenters. Time: On month to one year fne start. would abide by of such s 1 given the result been given the property to prove that Colburn Employment, 515 S. Goods remain In your Investigation. WANTED Gunny kinds. possession The burnine and Your letter being the first com- this ohl producer Is a yet valuable sacks, all Our rates are reasonable. Call ane a chin? munication which directed proposition. E. W. Fee. 602 South First street. see us caused by stiff soles has been The Starlight group In the Weaver WANTED Boy with pony to deliver before borrowing. and the to me In connection of the auditing THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO. of the books of the penitentiary, I district has passed to the control of papers. Apply at this office. jtvils of thin soles are pre- say W. E. Whitney of Walllngford. Conn., Steamship tickets to and from a therefore take this occasion to 125,000. WANTED Immediately. a white sented by the that I stand ready and willing to for a consideration of While camp cook. Apply Horabln-Mc-Owffe- y parts ot the world. Red Cross. It pay over to the territory every cent the property has been considered a Co. Rooms S and 4, Grant Bldg. enables a woman to be on her which may be found to be due to It t. Louis. July 17. A good gold proposition its develop- 303 H West Railroad Aye, Miss Cochran's brother, of Kan- ment has been retarded by Its lsola WAITED Experienced bookkeeper Feet from myself. To that end 1 author- to save the life wof sas City, can do telegraphing. Address, PRIVATE OFFICES. for Lours at a time with H. M. to meet "Lord" F. Sey- came to Investigate. He lion from railroad transportation. that ise Dougherty with mour Barrlngton, mi did not A very A. H. Hilton Mer. Co., San Antonio, Open Evening. you appears on one of the most like the style of his new promising strike of rich ore :omfort. In Santa Fe. and If It brother-in-la- w N. M. the face of the books or otherwise notable prisoners or modern times, and kicked him out of has been made In the Red Bluff has the house. Oddly enough, Barring-to- n mines In the Black Hills district, be-In- g WANTED A flret class cook for the SALESMEN WANTED. A stylish that any mistakes have been made, been started bv was ob- or I am In any manner Indebted arrested for disturbing the operated by 8. Morrison and son. Santa Fe restaurant. Price no that ard. of Cincinnati. A petition, which peace and a police magistrate sen- The strike was made at a depth of ject If thecooklsrlght. to the territory, I authorize him at tenced PROFESSIONAL CARDS shoe once to pay in such amount, Tou is now being widely circulated, will him to a term in the work- 30 feet and the ore Is a copper WANTED First class cook at Allen that's as to any be presented to Governor Folk, of house. glance, red oxide and copper sul- hotel. Must furnish reference. $50 appreciate the fact that 7 absolutely mistakes In the bookkeeping. If any Missouri, asking him to Many prominent men petitioned phides, carrying values of from Mi per month. J. M. Allen, Magda-len- a. LAWYERS. be, I am dependent en- bogus lord, who was the mayor to pardon him and this to 25 per cent copper and from 110 N. M. there that adjudged guilty was done. to $20 In gold per ton. comfortable tirely upon the books of the Institu- or tne free-henrt- WANTED People who want some- Ira M. request you murder of his Hcc-uin- Notorious. The Monarch Mlnlnr t o. is to equip Bond. tion and therefore that 100-to- n thing, to advertise In The Citizen's ATTORNEY permit my representative to examine benefactor, James P. McCann. Barrlngton was Its property with a reduction want AT LAW, It F.8t Harrington has been In immediately em- plant to be erected on the site of the column. A few lines cost but N, W., Washington. Tt. Ci. TnalAfia with you the alleged Items which are Jail at ployed an a star attraction by a sa- a few cents but bring returns an Incorrectly charged Clayton, St. Louis county, for more loonkeeper one destroyed by fire on April It. land patents. convrlehta. said to have been than four years, under the nominal title of W. Piatt, general manager of bvndred fold. iun,l. or omitted. I am. and is condemned "manager." Hundreds of men flock- Charles letter patents, trade marks, claims Very yours, to die July 25. ed to the company, xvas In Denver recently WANTED Ladles who wish stylish truly 1 the place to see the man who 11. W. It. R.van H. O. BURSUM. will not awept a pardon," savs had suddenly In conference with President James dressmaking. Also apprentice, call . in' i ...... become so noted. on Miss C. Karrlnirtnn...... hl iunu utrii. o T. Ross, of Macon, Oa., regarding the P. Crane, 613 North ATTORNET AT LAW. Altnnn do i Among them was James P. Mc- necessary Second street. Millinery at half que, N. JV. St, KtJ Om F.XHIB1T . (COPY.) that would be an admission of purchase of the equipment. M. Office, First Nations guilt, and I am - Cann, a native of Kentucky, a horse Is plant be price. CtU Blmktr. Santa Fe, N. M.. Oct. 2, 1906. not guilty of mur- owner and "good It expected that the will Manic building. tin Hon. J. H. Vaughn. Treas- fellow." One day In operation by November 1. WANTED At once, woman to 3o S4.00 Territorial " T Wnillfl .11a 1 .1 . - . a he went Into K. W. ratha, VI J the place, introduced The McKlnley Mining & Develop housework; small family, good Dobson. urer. Santa Fe, N. M. " Ml..! ttv: lilt" ("it l l i,i himself to Barrlngton. Dear W. C. Reld, an Innocent man on tthe gallows than slapped $50 ment Co. Is making preparations to wnies. Inquire Mrs. F. E. Sturges, ATTORNEY AT LAW. nm Sir: The Hon. down on the 4 )xfords, attorney general of the territory of to brand myself with so fearful a bar. told him he was Ptart sinking a shaft on Its Peacock 23 North Second street. Cromwell block. Albuquerque. N. SI "all right" and invited him to go out A New Mexico, for and on behalf of the crime." mine in the Copper Basin district. WANTED Organizers, either sex, on $3-- 5 Strange History. to his house to live, board free. hoisting plant Is be at DENTISTS. territory of New Mexico, has demand 'Barrlngton went. to installed salary or 1100 a month and ex- ed of H. O. Bursum, of Strange Is the life story of once. penses for an associa- iigh Shoes, B9l ksf "Lord" On June 18, 1903, he and McCann, Preparations are under way to acci- DR. J. E. KRAFT, the territorial penitentiary, the sum Barrlngton. whose true name is be- tion, paying weekly sick and $4.00 of two thousand four hundred seven- lieved to be Frederick Seymour. who had become Inseparable com- start development on the (.old Bug dent benefits and furnishing free Dental Surgeon. 38-1- panions, went to In Squaw Peak district, re- Rooms 1 a., rj v...,i ty and dollars, and threatens In detail, It Is almost an exact a summer garden. mine the medical attendants to all Its mem- ind UUIlUJUf to Institute suit against the said H. parallel to Barrlngton returned to the house cently taken over by the Verde Gold bers. Liberal contract will be over O'RIelly s drug store. Let us fit you, that of real Lord Bar- alone and told Mrs. Bug Mining company. property XT n t i . . Phont O. Bursum If the same be not paid. rlngton, who lived 100 years ago, McCann a story The made with producers of business. w. iii, oppoiniments maae by mal. protests even of her husband having been called Is considered one of the promising Sick Asso- f Mr. Bursum that this to the crimes of forgery, bur- out of American and Accident UK. C. A. amount, or any amount whatever, Is glary, bigamy and town suddenly. A few days prospects of the district. ciation, Buffalo, N. T. ELLER, WFJI. CHAPLIN to murder. later a body which was identified as Globe. rwntir not due or owing from him the Barrlngton Is an Englishman. He N. T. Armllo Bulldlnar. said territory and that the same Is came to St. Louis that of James P. McCann was found The past month proved to be the SALESMEN WANTED. Phma a0 121 Railroad Avaaoa when the world's near Bonflls, In a quarry busiest In the history of the Old Do- unjustly demanded; but herewith fair was in the formative stage. In- deserted MEN WANTED. Edmund 4. Alger, It. D. 8. hands you the sum of two thousand troduced hi pond. He had been shot to death. minion Co., and a' larger force was HEN WANTED Somewhere even No. lOt Railroad vnna rkn. thirty-eig- ht lllarrlngaon was employed than ever before. The out- four hundred seventy and as a titled representative of the Brit convicted of mur- day. If you are looking for a Job hours, t a. m.. to 11:80 p. m.j 1:11 one hundredths dollars to ue der. Citizens of Knglash became In- put for the month totaled about put a want ad In The Evening Citi- p. on suvtri iiinent ana was mildly feted. terested in his behalf, pounds with the blowing m. to I p. m. Both phones. Ap placed to the credit of the territory .,A a fasflilonable place he met Miss and the Brit- and zen's want column and It will do polntments under protest and expressly and fully Wllhelmina ish government furnished money to In of the fifth furnace, which will the rest. mads by mail. Grace Cochran, whom he appeal his case. It was occur some time month, the EXCURSION reserving all of his rights and rem- wooed with marvelous tales of his every taken through this W. Af. KIIF.itinAIV M ri 800-roo- m , court of the United States, monthly output should total fully Hill KENT. edies therein. rastrip In that .i eaioh hut Homeopathic Physician Very truly yours, land. They were tribunal in turn affirmed his 3.750.000 pounds. com and Snrgeoa married. guilt. Development xvork and the extrac- FOR RENT House furnished occidental Life Building. Tele -T- II. M. DOUGHERTY. plete for housekeeping. See M. L. phone O- tion of ore at the Copper Hill and SchuL, 219 South Second street. 886. Albuquerque, N. M. Received the above amount this Black Hawk mines of Ihe Arizona R- That Boy Next Door Co. xvlth excel- FOR RENT 'A few nicely furnished DR. - L. HCST. day 1906, Commercial continues e-- second of October. from rooms, or rea- Office, 8, N. T. Armljo H. O. Bursum under protest as stated lent results and a considerable ton- with use bath, very BIdf. in the foregoing letter. nage Is being taken from the open sonable; no Invalids. Hotel Cralge, Tuberculosis treated with ui. Colorado J. H. VAUGHN. cuts on the surface of the Cochise Silver avenue, between First and Frequency Electrical Current an Territorial Treasurer. claim. Second streets. Germicide. Treatments given eacl And Principal Eastern Point Sinking In the Oem shaft of the t'UK RENT Furnished cottage flats day from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. Trainee KXIIiniT 7. (COPY.) rilobe Consolidated is being vigorous- and rooms for housekeeping, cheap nurse In attendance. Both phones (KXH1BIT A.) ly prosecuted and a depth of about for the summer. By the month $10 Full list of all of the amounts ns 760 feet has been attained. The cross and $15. or by the week. Mrs. E. DKS. BRONSON A HHOXSON, finally demanded by you from Mr. H cuts on the 500 level, on xvhlc-- work K. Norrls. 110 East Coal avenue. Homeopaths. On Sale Dolly was discontinued, have been sealed Over Van's nrm Ktnn ri.nn. O. Bursum, which Is paid In full FOR RENT Several small cottagei. e with concrete dams. The tllobe-Hos-to- n housekeep- oini-- ana residence. 628, with the treasurer's certificate accom all nicely furnished for - June Is! to panying the letter with which this Is shaft Is now down to a depth of ing. J. B. Block, Jemes Hot DH. C. A. Fit Wk- Sept. 30th aitacnea ana ine uui ueposnea ny 661 feet in dlorlte. Springs, N. M. Physician and Surgeon. Mr. Bursum March 30. 190B, for The Superior & Boston Is now Rooms 4 and S. Rnrnotr 1,1,1 o. Of. which you have allowed credit: sinking In Its three active properties. EMPLOYMENT. flee hours 8 to 12 and 2 to 6, 7 to 8 via Receipts on journal but not the lireat I.astern, the Limestone and EMPLOYMENT If you need work p. m. on cash book S 168.45 the Black oxide. In the latter a The Citizen's want column will fur- V. S. warrant for support of winze Is being sunk on the vein In nish you a quick and ready means U. S. prisoners 899.36 the west drift and Is still In ore, of securing It at a minimum ex- UNDERTAKER Amount of O. W. Bond & xvhlc-- grows richer xvlth depth. Sink- penditure. Put a want ad In The BORDERS Bros, check No. 209 677.13 ing has been resumed In the Lime- Citizen today and be at work tomor- Amount of warrant No. 2012 stone shaft and the ore recently en- row. withdrawn balance Gener- countered In the crosscut will be al Maintenance Fund 54th opened from Htiother level. rou SAUL. ARCHITECTS fiscal year 152.27 Cmiips. SALE Furniture. Inquire at 48-4- Amount of double credit for ""'PWiil,!,.1 Jerome District: Mining In the Full F. W. Spencer. Rooms 7 Bar freight on brick machin- Jerome district Is moving along In a 619 North First street or phone nett building, Albuquerque, N. II ery as shown on cash very satisfactory manner despite the 14S7. Both phones. book; also In contingent delay In the receipt of a large A SNAP ihe best paying hotel busi fund 437.48 jm amount of machinery. At the Verde ness In New Mexico for 1 1,800 cash. NOTARY rCKLIC. Somebody will have to curb That . Well. Boy Grande Superintendent Scott is plac- M. Amount of check Anson & Boy Next Door. That Next Door made See L. Schutt, 219 South Second Holmaji Jan. 26, 1903 200.00 He Is almost too his raft as per directions, and then ing the hoisting machinery In posi- street. Tlios. K. D. Maddlson. destructive to have round a civilized me nouse tion and when completed will be one Low rates, long; limit, tickets ac- Amount of double credit on adobe. He Is too exupenstve. rni mio to look for that FOR SALE Nice pony, also second Office with W. B. Chllders. 11 payments to Colo. Fuel & handy piece of cloth. It wa. ih of the most complete plants In the hand buggy driving cart. W. cepted on Limited and all other That Boy no and West Gold avenue. Iron Company per credit Next Door has rest His mother had just paid $5 for a district. The machinery for the H. McMllllon. 2!t West Cold ave. trains. Call at ticket office and wa through contingent fund In him. If he isn't doing one thing wnne utDieoloth, one Mazapll Copper Co.. is en route from Is that prop- COR SALE Fine young Jersey bull will plan your trip back east-- We- also by warrants Nob. he doing another. He varies it she had been boning his father to Los Angeles. Operations at the Tlie Charming Woman. 38.72 onco In a while by doing a boy. But buy for her for a long erty are continuing In a very satis- Inquire mornings, at 611 North ars all going. Why not youT 164$ and 1649 time. It was First street. Geo. A. Blake. Is not necessarily one of perfect form Amount for lumber furnish- that doesn't tell about his latest of- - a "large, square piece of cloth such factory manner. Thos. Taylor Is and features. Many a plain woman ed to Otero 26.46 tense. as s to be found about almost every rapidly getting work under way on FOR SALE Half Interest In estab who never He got property Bred-to- - could serve as an artist's Amount unaccounted for, as hold of a book, one of house." and In about four minium the Eureka recently taken llshed poultry business. model possesses those rare qualities shown between the day those which tell a boy how to do all it had been put up on the raft for ever by him. Lay Poultry Yards. J. T. Harger, T. E PURDY, Agent book record and cash sales sorts of wonderful things In wood a sail. prop., 12th street and Mountain that ail the world admires: neatness. carpentry, clear eyes, clean smooth skin and and the cash book 84.86 craft, archery, hunting, It is needless for me to explain road. sprlghtllness step Amount collections made fishing, seamanship, etic. One of the what kind of treatment the nice, new Batteries Stimmell and Sullivan; that of and action A.T.&S.F.RY. articles was Boy 15 got. MtDonough. mat accompany good health. A phy- and not turned In to the entitled, "Every table cloth Vlams and FOUND Through the want column sically territorial treasury 285.56 His Own Raftsman." It told how to It Is also unnecessary for me to Second game R. H. E. ot The Evening Citizen, Just what weak woman is never attract make a raft, and advised the addi- state wnai Kind or treatment the boy Lincoln 6 11 2 you have been looking for. An ive, not even to herself. Electric D. A. GLEYSTEtt Total S2, 970.38 tion of a sail made of "any large, got. It is enough to Bav that the Denver 5 12 3 advertising source sure to oring re Bitters restore weak women, give H. O. Bursum March square piece of cloth to be found people next door have a commodious Batteries Clcotte and Zlnran expenditure. Try a strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth Credit turns for small velvety skin, beautiful complexion. about almost every house." woodshed. Bell, Bohannon and McDonough. want ad and be convinced. INSURANCE, E3TAT1 30, 500.00 Guaranteed at all druggists, 60c. REAL 1906. o NOTART PUBLIC. lean; Brown and Dooln. American Association. LOST. 12,470.38 At City: Kansas City 7; In- - Our ROCGR DRT work aon'ahavt BASE BALL At Brooklyn R. H. E Kansas LOST A ladies purse, containing Rooms II and 14 Cromwell Block. St. Louis 2 5 1 dlanaiiolis 4. several rings, watch, locket, card to be washed over. Imperial Laun Minneapolis 3; To Albuquerque. Telephone No. Long Live the King Brooklyn 3 7 3 At Minneapolis: with ladies' name and address. $25 dry Co. II. is the popular cry throughout Euro- WIIKHE THEY I'LAY. Batteries Karger and Marshall; ledo 1. reward. Lost Sunday, July 14 wen ana Bitter. A.t Milwaukee: Milwaukee 5; Co Return to this ofllee. Are you looking tor scmernlngT Re- pean countries, while in America, lumbus 3. Rati Burns Quickly Healed. cry the present day la "Long National At Boston R. H. E. LOST delivery man am so delighted member the want columns of Tha the of 4 3 At St. Paul: St. Paul 1; Louis On Friday last; "I with what your especial live Dr. King's New Discovery, King Chicago at Boston. Chicago 10 delivered three dining table board Chamberlains Salve has done for me Evening Citizen are for St. Brooklyn. Boston 3 7 2 ville 6. benefit. It talks to the people and of Throat and Lung Remedies!" of Louis at to wrong party. Party having that I feel bound to write and tell you. whtoh Mrs. Julia Ryder Paine, Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Batteries Pfelster. Brown and same please notify Mrs. Schary, IK you so," says Mrs. Robert Mytton, they talk to Pittsburg at New York. Moran: Lindainan and Neeiiham. Deafnia Cannot Ba Cured Turro, Mass., says: "It never fall At New by local applications, as they cannot South High street. 457 John St., Hamilton, Ontario. "My to give and to York R. H. E on immediate relief Pittsburg 6 7 0 reach the diseased portion of the car. Baby won't suffer five minutes with little daughter had a bad burn PENNYROYAL quickly cure a cough or cold. "Mrs. American Iadkiic. There is only one way to cure deafness, her knee. I applied Chamberlain's MOTT'S PILLS New Chicago. New York 2 3 0 croup if you apply Dr. l nomas Paine's opinion is shared by a ma- York at Batteries Camnitz and Gibson and that Is by constitutional remedies. Eciectrlc oil at once. It acts like salve and It healed beautifully." Tbey ovtreoia WaknM, jority of Inhabitants of this coun Boston at St. Louis. Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed condi This salve allays pain of Mrit and oinluloii,Uit-r- lrrr.vlfiu the Ames, Taylor and Boxvernian, mucous lining Eus- magic. the a burn viid bauiab " pawna ol mrnahJti try. lungs Washington at Detroit. tio of the of the by UosV" New Discovery cures weak Tube. When this Is Inflam- most Instantly. It is for sale all TLey are l.ll and sore throats after all other Philadelphia at Cleveland. tachian tube Take a Postmaster's Word for It, druggists. loylrfivt womanhttoti, ixiiugierue AiiM-rlcn- ed you have a rumbling sound or Imper lopmenl of urjinm mud toueiy. S remedies have failed; and for coughs fect neanng, and wneo it is entirely Mr. M. F. Hi a. '..Da, postmaster Ot know a rm-l- t',inn tH'lul At Chicago R. H. E. dofr hrm-Ht- m fce and colds it's the only sure cure. HOW THEY STAND. closed, Deafness Is the result, and un- Cherryvale, Ind., keeps also a stock See our new Long Staple thin. t.annjt . Chicago 3 10 6 out Double com a p.naaur-'- Guaranteed by all druggists. 60c and less the inflammation can be taken of general merchandise and patent -- vv' niMit. lif aty ba New 2 7 2 con- Mattresses. Sample on exibltlon. No Uri M ir 11.00 Dome Tree. National Uttinie, York and this tube restored to Its normal medicines. He says: "Chamberlain's better made for any price. Futrelle Won. I,nst. Pet. Batteries Walsh and Sullivan; dition, hearing will bs destroyed forever; Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem Co. SOB AhB BY ANN fcOH Chicago 58 20 .744 Doyle. Orth and I nomas. nine cases out ot ten are caused by I'urr.lture alarm, wnicn is not rung an in nam edy Is standard here In Its .Inc. It New York 46 28 .622 At Ietrolt R. H. E. l dui give 1 ed condition of the mucous surfaces. never falls to satisfaction and Kodol will nourish and strengthen Pittsburg 45 30 .600 Ietroit We will give One Hundred Dollars for oe Washington 0 5 1 we could hardly afford to with your digestive organs and furnish the Philadelphia 42 33 .560 any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) out It." For sale by all druggists. digestive your 1 Boston 33 4 1 .446 Hatterles Selver and Schmidt; be cured by natural Juices for KILL the COUCH Keep a few bottles of .08 that cannot Hall's Catarrh stomach, will you well. Ko- ff tl Brooklyn 33 45 .423 Smith, Warner arid Heydon. Cure. Hend for circulars free. "Yxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxjcr it make and CURE LUNC8 Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer in Cincinnati 31 47 .397 Second g.irne R. H. E. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props. dol digests what you eat. Sold by thi icebox, ready to serve 19 63 Detroit 3 6 0 Toledo, Ohio. J. H. O RIelly & Co. the St. Louis .232 Druggists. 76o. at meals or between meals. Washington 6 11 1 Sold bv all REAL ESTATE BARGAINS i WITH Wille-tt- . Take Hall s family Pills for constipa Darning stockings Is disagreeable Dr. King's It is the most refreshing American Butteries Eubank and tion. drinks. Iiicue. Schmidt; Hughes and Warner. work moHt any time, but much more of all summer Won. Lost. Pet. For Rent o during season. Chlrag 51 26 .662 At St. Louis R. H. E. brli-- the hot You can 6 11 0 Cured Thrw of the Family with One tlx room house, a good by I 31 6,13 St. Louis avoid deal of this buying Now Discovery liuiiilN-rlain'- bath. ivllur, Fourth 42 31 .575 Boston 3 6 3 Bottle of t Colic, our Black Cat hosiery because it Detroit and Remedy. xxarcl $20.00 wo- Philadelphia 42 32 .56 Batteries Howell and Stevens; t'hiilcra l..ii'rlioea In Hope Hals, wear so well. All sizes for men, ONSUMPTION Prler Glaze, Shaw. "I purchased a bottle of Chamber Apartments men and c hildren. Prices range from New York 34 39 .466 oberlin and txxo to six rooms, mod-c- m 0UGH8an B0c$1.00 47 At Cleveland R. H. E Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea to 60 cents. C. May's shoe store, fohC St. Louis 31 .397 $10 1'a vx OLDS Free Trial. Boston 29 47 .382 Cleveland It. H E. Remedy, and found It to be all 20.00 314 cut Central avenue. Pabst Philadelphia 3 7 1 claimed for It In the adertlsements. to 24 48 .333 Washington s I'lmr room brick liouw, Surest and Uutckest Cure for all Balterie-- Johs and lii mis; Plank Three of the family have used It with DeWltt's Little Early Risers. Small, TROUB- tir. Powers. good results In summer complaint. bath, cellar, Fourth sure, pills. THROAT and LUNO Western Lrjigue. i ward 23.00 safe Sold by J. IL LES, or MONEY SACK. BlueRitbon Won. Lost. Pet. H. E. Howe, publisher of the Press, room liouic, U' Rlelly & Co. The Beer of Quality Omaha 49 35 .583 Western l'Hgni". Highland, Wis. tor sale by all drug iikhIitii. furnished or hit Moines 43 32 .573 At Omaha R. H. E. gifts. iinlurnllu-.l- , Iom In. Constlputlon. 43 37 .538 1 4 1 - Lincoln om.iha Tlirtti rooms for light-- For constipation Is nothing - WI'.IIubis' Indian ptl 39 5 10 2 n , there PPDr- Denver 38 .4J4 Pueblo "I have bet somewhat costive, liouM-kit-pIng- ! In. IS. 00 quite so as Stom- 1I JkOialnieiitwill cure blind drink. Gonding; nice Chamberlain's L wMei-'U- i is both a food and a Sioux City 34 46 .425 Batteries MtNeeley and but Doan's lieKulets gave Just the live rMni Iioiim1, South ach and Liver Tablets. They always 1 t sua Iii'tiliu nourishes, sustains and Pueblo 29 47 .381 Fitzgerald ami Smith. results desired. They act mildly and Ktni-- l 15.00 It Second produce a pleasant movement of the D '""-- tli m e, so digestion At Sioux tity R. H. E. regulate the bowels perfectly." , st satisfies. It aids , room frame. First any Slu poul-.ire- , YESTERDAY'S ES. Sioux City 3 14 1 George B. Krau-- 306 Walnut llxe bowels without disagreeable ef irns health. 'Tis iAl A'e., xx 20 00 PI l.c t. V Oia-mri- .t and promotes 2 6 0 aril fect. Price, 25 cents. Samples free Ir. il: mum' luriixn Pile always an act of courtesy Des Moines Altouna, i'a For by druggists. w for Pile sod lto Sheehan; sale all trtrtJ ve.-- Blue Ribbon. National league. Batteries Jarrott and trig of the privsl) ..rt. box to serve Pabst At Philadelphia R. H. K. Miller and Dexter. A cleansing, clean, cooling, sooth- A. Montoya urranie i. lly Uru by u. ul n n 4 11 1 ing, GIt ns your ROUGH DRV t o. pne . cunts xii'1 t. - Cincinnati At Lincoln R. II. E. healing household remedy is De W st Gold Jve. ."! fl.Uu. itLfflh- Philadelphia 7 10 2 Lincoln 2 7 8 Witt's Carbollzed Witch Hasel Salve. 215 Mopdav, end get It back Wednesdsifl Batteries Welrner, Mason and Mc Denver 3 1 Sold by J. H. O Rlelly at Co. imperial Laundry Co. f OK BALK BT B. TANK BON. ; f!; PAGE TEX ALBUQUERQUE El XIKQ CITIZEN. WMsrtsiAr, atxr'ir, mot. muma. mm nttM mm - --i r count of the Illness of his fire yirtr old dauvtrter who Is her receiving BUYING MANY RUGS treatment for throat trouble. Sllvestr Jl.'rabal ' arrived this morning (mm his sheep ranch In Va- OF NAVAJO INDIANS M PAR A PUB lencia county. APR Mrs. Josefa B. de Oancla, of thti clly, will Uave tonight for a two Howard Clark, assistant manager ' RAIlBOADAY.'ya HI com- N Xlft WEST weeks' visit in Pu. of the ltenham Indian Trading FULL weatheu mEc Mrs. Fred Heyn and son return- pany, of this city, left lant evening ed this mornlnng from a six weeks' for b trip to the .Indian stores on LmM'P IX'iiver. Colo., July 17. Generally visit to places in California. the Navajo reservation. fair tonight and Thursday. various lead- Vlotor Sals, tho well known sheep "We have about thirty of the SHOES ing Navajo rug-make- rs working for SEASONABLE W. O. McCoy, of Newfoundland, man. returned from a visit to county us," remarked Mr. Clark. "We have arrived nere lasi evening. sheep ranch In Socorro this to make a trip to their hognn once V. HlWoii, of Magdalenu, ar- morning. every col- SWING! PRICES J. six months or oftener, and At REASONABLE rived here this morning. Mrs. John H. Ilothwell and daugh- lect the rugs or some wandering ter, Jean, Denver, were In the city F. S. Otero, pherlff of Sandoval of trader will beat our time. Our Tag Sale is better and bigger than county, arrived here today on busi yesterday and guests of Dr. and Mrs. i"We are buying more Navajo rugs Green ness, W. M. Sheridan. They left hls nowadays than any time In the past. morning City to Join Mr. j ever. Our values are honest. We carry out what Kei-l- y. for Mexico More than fifty people In Albuquer Shoes Oxfords . 1.50 Joe rirown, a mlnlnsr niun of Ilothwell. who is erecting a large re- que rugs Men's Canvas and y. have purchased during tne N. M., urrlved In Albuquerque duction plant near the Mexican capi- last few weeks, for an Indian cor we claim to do in the way of cut prices and the tal. ner or to send back home to rela Vici Kid and Ox Estan-cl- a people with Men's Shoes Kev. W. A. Tarsons, of the The coroner's Inquest Into the tives. Then as we have opened are us. . to 3.50 Methodist rhunth, Is visiting In causo of the death of Miss EniJiy branches In Chicago, St. Louis and fords 2.50 this clly. Philbr'.ek, which occurred as result other plares In the south, we have Jacob H. Walker and Edward Loo-holl- y, of an accident at Gallup Saturday to keep them stocked with rugs." 2oo doz. 50c and Sodoz. High Men's Calf Shoes and Oxfords 2.50 to 4.00 cf Philadelphia, arrived In the morning, when she was run down by 75c GradeShirts city last evening. a Santa Fe train, was again continu- Bring us your Job wont. Prices Four-in-Ha- nd Ties QC worth $1. 50 to $2, Men's Patent Colt Shoes and lr. II. ('. and V. O. Gordon, two ed today by Justice of tho Peace tho very lowest and the work will brothers of Motblle, Ala., arrived in Dr. Shadrack, a local phy- stand Inspection anywhere. Tiustness Green Tagged Lull Green Tagged 95c Oxfords . . 3.50 to 4.00 the city last night. sician, who was at Gallup when the and calling cards a specialty. 8. accident oexmrred, and who assisted H. O. Crane, J. A. Jones and In dressing Phllbrlck's Injuries, E. Smith, of St. Louis, arrived In the Miss Women's Canvas Shoes and testified before the Jury this afler-nno- n. Hart,. Schaffner & Marx 827.50 Suits, city this afternoon. The train crew and O. F. Hlg-glnso- n, Oxfords . 1.50 to 2.25 52 James Patterson, accompanied by trainmaster at Gallup, wit- Green Tagged $19.75 his wife, her mother and sister, of nesses of the accident, are expected Kansas City, are In the city. here tomorrow, and they will testify Hartr Schaftner & Marx $24.00 Suits, Women's Vici Kid Shoes and Olty, ter- of J. U. Sheridan, of Silver at the next session the Inquest. COAL Green Tagged 17.75 ritorial coal Inspector, was a business FOR CASH ONLY Oxfords 1.75 to 5.00 visitor in the city yesterday. Sincerity Guaranteed $20.00 Suits, , . Dr. Talmer, a well known physi- END OF TELEGRAPH American Block per ton $6.50 Green Tagged 14 75 XL Women's Patent Kid Shoes cian of Phoenix, Ariz., passed through Ccrrillos Lump 6.50 Albuquerque yesterday en route east. Anthracite Nut 8.60 Sincerity Guaranteed $18.00 Suits, Oxfords 2.50 to 5.00 L. Mixed 9.110 and C. .Stern and his brother, Stern, STRIKE IN SIGHT Anthracite Green Tagged . representing a large furniture con- Anthracite, futnaco sizes 9.50 1275 cern of Kansas City, are In the city Clean Gas Coke 6.00 Sincerity Guaranteed $15.00 Suits, today. Smithing Coal. 17. As re- Green Tagged W. H. N'ichols, connected with the San Francisco, July a 11.75 at sult of conferences between Labor Eastern Hallway of New Mexico Commissioner Nelll and President S. Reliable Suits, worth $14.00, Green Helen, is transacting business In the J. Small of the Commercial Telegra- Tagged city. phers' union, the end of the telegra- 10.75 Joseph Vaio, of Vaio Bros., the phers' strike hiis. It Is believed, been Reliable Suits, $12.00, merchants, has WOOD worth Green North Second street brought Into slsht. er WOOD. to Italy, his Xor-ui- te- LUMBER MILL Tagged returned from a trip It was hinted yesterday about Green ..$2.50 8.75' home. legraphers' headquarters at Oakland Factory 8.25 Entire of Men's See the General Manager James E. Hur- that friction had developed between stock 50c and 75c ley, of the Santa Fe, has been given Small and three members of the exe- Caps, Green Tagged 25c Jurisdiction over the Eastern Hallway cutive committee, who came west of Nw Mexico. with Commissioner Nelll, and one of IV. H. HAHH & CO. Entire Htock of Boys' 50c Caps, Green them I said to have Intimated that Reliance Electrical Co. H. D. Freese, section foreman of there would be no extension of the Tagged 25c f the Albuquerque division, has been strike to other cities, whatever the Entire stock 50c Belts, Tagged Wm Central W given ten merit marks for efficient outcome here. Green 25c service in removing merchandise Entire stock of 75c and 90c Belts, from a burning car. Use Kennedy's Laxative Cough Renew ? Your Health Ij D. L. Meyers, an official of the San- Syrup. Contains no opiates. It with tonic ocean breezes and pur- - Green Tagged 50c For First Class Repairing Work ta Fe at Topeka, has been appointed drives the cold out of the system by . est ozone while you travel. general freight and passenger agent gently moving the bowels. Contains Men's Fine 15c Handkerchiefs, Green off the new division with otnees at Honey and Tar and tastes nearly as Revive Your Spirits Tagged 6 l-- 4c in Anything Electrical Amarlllo. good as maple yrup. Children like with ever changing pictures of L. M. Gazln, superintendent of It. Sold by J. H. O'Rlelly & Co. the exquisite opalescent Gulf, the Boys' Knee Pants, 75c values, Green electricity of the Santa Fe, Is at He- o glimpses of old Spanish main, the Tagged len, making arrangements to Install HTM TALK. limitless Atlantic and 45c electric light In the new depot there, Everybody buys rugs. But do you Invigorating Iloth Mind and Body All our 75c Straw and Crash Hats, cut-of- 6 days voyage and at other places along the f. buy a seamless? Futrelle Furniture With the between Green Tagged Engineer George Shade, of the Al- Company. GALVESTON AND NEW YORK 45c buquerque division, has been award- COME! COME! VIA TIIK ed ten merit marks for elllclent ser- Come to the cash buyers midsum- BOYS' vice rendered In helping another en- Everything re- FURNISHINGS gineer to repair on an en- mer clearance sale. a truck duced In roods you want for this hot MALLORY LINE All Boys' Waists and Shirts, gine. skirts, under- 75c Green Tagged 50c weather. Shirt" waists, Every luxury and comfort of the THE WAGNER HARDWARE GO. Miss Theta Jones, daughter of Pro- wear. Oxfords in white, tan and modern ocean trip, at lowest ex- All Boys' Straw and Crash Hats, worth up to fessor and Mrs. Fayette A. Jones, black hosiery, sun bonnets, belts; cursion rates, Including all of the left last evening for Kansas City. men's $1.25 shirts 76c; 76c shirts 60c; comforts of home. Fleet of Mag- 75c, Green Tagged , 25c From there she will go to southern EriM ahivtv SQp- - men's Bilk faced 60c nificent Modern Steel Steamships. Missouri she spend 1 Ave.l where will the underwear. tic. Men's and boy's Sailing" from Uulvestoti every 32 W. R. R. coming fall and winter in school. ll 1. u ' - TinnitrAri. nf- Other Tuesday, Thursday Hnturday; Plumbers Tinners Mrs. Bum mi 1 ' and SUSPENDERS I Jones and son will leave In a bargains. Special cuts on all kinds from Mobile every Tuesday: from week for Kansas City where they of groceries, come ana iook; w.j Brunswick, ia., every Friday or All 50c goods, Green Tagged . will join Miss Jones. 1 of clerks to wait on you. une lemon- Saturday, Connections at Key 25c J. M. Luna, Jr., probate clerk of ade Is free. 112 North Second street. Went, Fla via P. Sc. O. steamer All 75c and $1.00 goods, Green Tagged 50c Alaska Refrigerators Valencia county, Is In the city on ac Big lot of granlteware, 23c. for t'VB.V and all points In Flor- ida. Savin Low rates, Including stateroom Our berth and meals. Premis-s- For further particulars ask any Line of Ice Pads Miming and Repairing on railroad Passenger or Tlckot Agent, or address agent at vari- SIMON White Eyis Eyes Tested ous ports. STERN Refrig- OLoRse Ask for copy of new and Inter- an s esting ge Mallory Line fold- Ootid er. erators BEBBER OPTICAL CO. 115 West Gold O. II. TAYLOIt, Passenger Traffic The Central Ave Clothier Ice Manairer, 290 Broadway, New York City. Cream is the most Freezers BENNETT'S CURIO STORE IOO North Flret St. complete 3f Coodt. The Cheapest in the city All Kindt of Indian mad Mexican Place to buy Navajo Blankots mad Mtxlcaa Drawn Work Mall Ordoro Carefully and Promptly filled. ft Water Water 1 115-11- 7 NORTH FIRST STREET Coolers Filters Botwon Railroad and Ccppor A ve. , Tel. 74 it Just Arrived FRESH FISH Refrigerators Garden Hose. Gatden Tools $ A new8upply of Garden Hose, both in cotton and rubber. Hose Reels, Lawn Mowers, Channel Cat Fish WATER HIGH GRADE LAWN Grass Catchers. Our prices the lowest Fresh Mackerel ' COOLERS ENAMELWARE MOWERS Barracuda Red Snapper Salmon TREE PRUNERS mm THE t Diamond Palace McCormick Harvesters and Mowers EVER None Better RAILROAD AVE Diamond, Watches, Jewelry, Cut Glass, Clocks, SlWerware. We In rite your trade and guarantee A SQUAKK DEAL. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR o The Great Shaw's Bread 0 o Wholesale and Retail Hardware 0 Just Removed to 305 0 RmIM mQir South Second St o Phone 1056 Alaska Refrigerators 0 Clothing Sale MIULINBRY o m m m - 1 1 Reduction In Trimmed Hate mm. mm . MIMA IV fl 0 A saving on High Urade Men and Uoy ot one'iuin win Miss C. P. Crane 0 White Mountain Ice Gream Freezers O aid you to prepare for your vacation with very little money. 512 North Second S net Specialty of 0 W, STYLISH DRISSMAKINQ Garden Hose and Lawn Mowers choice of all Boys' Wash Suit! in mmd pr, Your u: 1 Pa 0 o Russian and Sailor Blouse styles, only p L.mUxJit FANCY DRY COOPS o Plumbing Hercules Powder Mine and Mill o Stumping Done to Order. and and All Blue and Black Suits reserved. Material fur 0 o IS VA XCV WORK 0 Tinning. High Explosives . Supplies 0 Mrs. M. C Wilson 224 W. Gold REMEMBER! STUDY o 0 Washburn Co. TICKETS BOUGHT. SOLD Mail Orders Solicited g This Sale closes El. THE AND EXCKJU6E0 0 Association Office R.R. Transactions 0 1 13, lie, nr. eouth rirtt etroot 0 JULY 20!h WIINDOWS 40I, 40, North rtrot etroot Albuquerque, Net Mexico 122 S. SECOND 110 W. GOLD Quaraniooo 0 0 MBB53SgSgggggS BOSEttflHO'S, IIBW.R.R.Al 0 r