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THt'RRDAY, AlTGV8T 1, 1907.
ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN.
PUBUG FUNDS
FOR MONTH
OF JULY
Territorial Treasurer Makes
Report of Receipts From
Many Sources.
fan la Fi X. M., August 1. The
follow iiff jmblic funds huve boen ro
opivpi by Territorial Treasurer J. H.
Vaughn for the month of July:
From United States treasurer, an
nual appropriation for support anil
maintenance of College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts, $30,(100.
J. W. HaynoWs, secretary of tne
territory, corporation filings for quar
ter ending June 30, $4,600.
Vernon I... Sullivan, territorial en
gineer, credit of hydrographlc survey,
$169.80.
Jacabo Chaves, superintendent of
Insurance, insurance fund. $267.
Hubert P. Krvien, secretary of
capitol custodian commission, rent
for legislative halls from United
States. $1,200.
Robert P. Krvien, commissioner of
public lands, to credit of following
funds:
Common school Income fund.
$93.15; University Income fund,
$4,130; Palace Income fund, $140. To
tal. $4,363.15.
W. C. Barnes, secretary of Cattle
Sanitary bonrd cattle Indemnity
fund. $2,797.25.
Marlon Littrell, superintendent of
penitentiary, convicts' earnings fund,
$3,689.42.
A. M. Hergere. clerk of First Judi
cial district, clerk's fees, $446.50.
John Venable, clerk of Second
Judicial district, clerk's fees. $633.25.
V. K. Martin, clerk of Third Juui
clal district, clerk's fees, $586.30.
Secundino Uomero, clerk of Fourth
Judicial district, clerk's fees. $544.10.
S. I. Roberts, clerk of Fifth Judi
cial district, clerk's fees, $827.25.
Charles P. Downs, clerk of Sixth
Judicial district, clerk's fees, $468.70.
liernallllo County John S. Heav
en, treasurer: Tax of 1906, $18,
582.05. Chaves Countv J. Smith Iea,
treasurer: Tax of 1902. $13.44; 1904.
$3.65; 1905. 24c; 1906, $10,805.70.
Total, $10,822.94.
Colfax County George J. Pace,
treasurer: Tax of 1906, $4,968.70.
Dona Ana County Oscar Lohman,
treasurer: Tax of 1903. 30c; 1904,
$2.S2; 1905, $1.79; 1906, $5,833.39.
Total. $5,838.30.
Eddy County-W. H. Marchant,
treasurer: Tax of 1906, $5,896.
Grant Countv Jackson Agee,
treasurer: Tax of 1904, $2.40; 1905,
$40.11; 1906, $4,344.92. Total, $5,
387.43. Guadalupe County Jose Y rmt
Jo, treasurer: Tax of 1906. $721.20.
Luna Countv E. J. Carskadon,
treasurer: Tax of 1905. $25.84; 1906,
$2,389.83. Total. $2,415.67.
Lincoln County J. M. Penfleld,
treasurer: Tax of 1904, 31c; 1905,
$2.23; 1906, $3,180.b4. Total, $3,
183.08. McKlnley County- Palmer Kett
ner, treasurer: Tax of 1906, $169.96.
Mora County Charles IT. Strong,
treasurer: Tax of 1902, 18c; 1903,
61c; 1904. 59c; 1905. 93c; 1906,
$359.30. Total, $361.61.
Otero Countv J. C. Dunn, treasur
er: Tax of 1905, $8.11; 1906, $1,
455.83. Tota. $1,463.94.
Quay County Floreneio Martinez,
treasurer: Tax of 1906, $912.06.
Hlo Arriba County Miguel A.
Gonzales, treasurer: Tax of $3,
064.08. Roosevelt County P.. J. Reagan,
treasurer: Tax of 1905, $25.89; 19i,
$4,485.39. Total, $4,511.28.
Sandoval County Alejandro San
doval treasurer: Tax of 1906, $2,
136.55. San Juan County V. E. Williams,
treasurer: Tax of 1906. $2,030.
San Miguel County Eugenlo Ro
mero, treasurer: Tax of 1901, 16c;
1904. 3c; 1905. $3.65; 1906, $2,71.9
46. Total. $2,723.30.
Santa Fe County Celso Lopez,
treasurer: Tax of 1902, 8c: 1905,
37c; 1906. $2,636.09. Total, $2,636.
54. Sierra Countv John C. Plemmons,
treasurer: Tax of 1906, $2,390.91.
Socorro County Jose E. Torres,
treasurer: Tax of 1902. $1.77; 1904
86c; 1905. $4.96;
Total. $1,452.28.
Taos County
treasurer: Tax of
1906, $1,444.69.
-Xlcolas Anaya,
1906, $887.76.
Torrance Countv Xacarlo Torres,
treasurer: Tax of 1906. $181.84.
Union Countv S. A. Mestas, treas
urer: Tax of 1 903, 41c; 1906, $1,
438.42. Total. $ 1,438.83.
Valencia County Solomon Luna,
treasurer: Tax of 1906, $7,098.20.
"ItcKiiliir- nx tli' Sun."
N an expression as old as the race.
Xo doubt the rising and setting of
the sun is the most regular perform
ance in the universe, unless It Is
the action of the liver and bowels
when regulated with Pr. King's New
Life PilK Guaranteed by all drug
gists. 25c.
ISN'T A MAN EASY?
MONDAY
I PTYPP
DfAKEST
TO WIFEY (?
HELPMErr,
FRIDAY
TO
QET A NICE FAt
i I LETTER BY J
Territorial
Topics
The Socorro county fair promises
to be a humjTier.
W. H. Tarr and Miss Lillian Hoi
stein were married at Silver City
Sunday.
That Socorro Is a "live one" Is con
clusively proven by the "big doingi"
In the Gem City.
J. L. Feeney and Miss Eva Crls
well were united in marriaga Sunday
at Silver City, X. M.
Socorro Is figuring on sending a
ball team to compete lu the contests
at the territorial fair.
J. V. Jenkins was wedded to Miss
Kate Mackal at Silver City, X. M .
Sunday evening In the presence of a
number of friends.
At Morenclal, Ariz., last week Dep
uty Sheriff Len Scott took the no
torious Tmbe Lacy to the county Jail,
w here he wil be held on a charge of
horse stealing. Lacy was released
from the penitentiary only a few
weks ago. where he served a term
of two years for cattle stealing.
Ben Ferguson and his wife, Belle
Ferguson, the woman who figured as
a principal in a sensational elope
ment, terminating In a tragedy in
the town of Mesa, Ariz., on June 1
bust, have become reconciled and are
again living in Safford, going there
from Mesa the latter part of last
week.
The first legal marriage license
ever Issued to a Mohave-Apache In
dian was Issued at Phoenix, Ariz.,
Tuesday by Judge Jhllllps to an In
dian named George Hay, who mar
ried an Indian girl who lives at Kel
vin. The ceremony was performed
by V. H. Gill, the Indian agent who
has been stationed at McDowell res
ervation. A man giving his name as John
Scruggs was arested at Bisbee. Ariz.,
Tuesday on a charge of passing a
worthless check on the Copper Queen
store, for the sum of $7.50, which
was paid him. Other checks were
pased In the city, by Scruggs, the of
ficers say, two on Williams & Tovrea,
aggregating $38. and one on Dick
Humphreys for $66.
Cards have been received by
friends In this city announcing the
marriage on Tuesday, July 23, at At
wood. Illinois, of Miss Mary Olive
W'rightsman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S. S. Wrightsman to Charles
Gott. The newly married couple will
be at home after September 1 at
Franklin, Louisiana. ' Miss Wrights
man was formerly a teacher In the
Santa Fe public schools.
In the district court at Globe. Ari
zona, the Old Dominion Commercial
company has filed suit against the
Keystone Copper company to recover
upon a promissory note for $35,566.
29. The amount was borrowed by
the Keystone company for a period
of three months, secured by a mort
gage upon the mines of the company
in this district. The Old Dominion
Commercial company asks that the
mortgage lien be foreclosed.
Jose Dolores Vigil of Taos, died
Tuesday at St. Vinvent's hospital In
Santa Fe. He had been a patient
of the Institution only three days, his
condition being precarious when he
was brought to Santa Fe for treat
ment. He had been a sufferer from
a cancer of the neck which finally
resulted in his demise. Mr. Vigil was
fifty-live years of age and was a
ratK'her by occupation. He leaves a
family consisting of four sons and
one daughter. His wife has been
dead for some time.
Papers have been filed at Phoenix,
Ariz., for the Gold Reserve Mining
and Mlllng company, capital stock
$1,000,000; Incorporators It. W. Cor
rel, F. D. Cooper; Inyo-Mezpah Cop
per Mining company, capital stock
$1,000,000; incorporators R. V. Cor
rell, F. D. Cooper; Greenstone Cop
per Bill Mining company, capital
stock $1,000,000; Incorporators J. A.
Laney. E. J. Phelan, J. E. Wait;
Colorado Coal, Clay and Copper com
pany, capital stock $1,000,000; In
corporators George S. Hall, H. P.
Hardy, C. A. Mcljelland; J. H. orms
by company, J. H. Ormsby, Stacy C.
Ijimb, W. A. Ventur; Ely King Cop
per and Lead company, capital stock
$3,000,000, Incorporators Alfred
Adams, J. Norton Adams, Hunter B.
Supples; D. and M. Curtain Fixture
company, capital $500,000, incorpora
tors J. M. Green, C. E. Hickok, J.
D. Dolso.
For an Inipaiml .H'lit
To improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion try a few
ilosi-s of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Mr. J. H. Seitz, of De
troit, Mich., says: "They restored my
appetite when Impaired, relieved me
of a bloated feeling ami caused a
pleasant and satisfactory movement
of the bowels." Price 25 cents. Sam
ples free. All druggists.
Subscribe for Tlio Cmwn and kH
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WEDNESDAY.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
Mountalnnlr, X. M August 1.
(Sxflal.) At an enthustic meeting
held In Dunlavy hall last night the
Mountalnnlr Commercial club was
organized with the following named
officers: Jas. H. Rhnads, president;
Jas. P. Dunlavy, vice president; Wm.
M. McCoy, secretary; John A. Land,
Personal knowledae
this competitive ace and
possessor in the front ranks of
The Well Informed of the World.
A vast fund of personal knowledge is really essential to the achievement of lh
highest excellence in any field of human effort.
A Knowledge of Forms, Knowledge of Functions and Knowl
edge of Products are all of the utmost value and in questions of life and health
when a true and wholesome remedy is desired it should be remembered that Syrup
of Figs and Elixir of Senna, matf 'f i'ed by the California Fig Syrup Co., is an
ethical product which has met w. .. ie approval of the most eminent physicians and
gives universal satisfaction, because it is a remedy of
Known Quality. Known Excellence and Known Comnonent
Parts and has won the valuable patronage of millions of the Well Informed of the j
world, who know of their own
and best or family laxatives, for
This valuable remedy has been long and favorably known
under the name of Syrup of Figs and has attained to world
wide acceptance as the most excellent family laxative. As its pure
laxative principles, obtained from
and the Well Informed of
jirlnnted tfi mnr lalirtrat
Lluur of Senna as
but doubtless it will
name of Syrup of
name of the
LOUISVILLE, KY.
r
treasurer, and John W. Corbett, Geo.
V. Hanlon, Jan. P. Dunlavv, Sherman
S. Carmony, Jas. E. Alstaten and
John A. Land, executive committee,
of which the president Is ex-ofliclo
chairman.
Arrangements were mada with If.
W. Campbell, of Lincoln, Neb., the
npostle of dry farming, to lecture
here some time In August or the
first of September. It Is proposed
to make an exhibit of products grown
here and If possible, to get excur
sions from Albuquerque, Santa Fe
and other local points and also from
the east over the new Helen cut-off.
OF
Personal Knowledgi
is trie winning factor in the culminarinff
when of ample character it Dlaces its
personal knowledge and from actual use that
which no extravagant or unreasonable claims
Senna, are well known to physicians
the world to be the best we have
namn rf inin r,( Flrr. r.A
more fully descriptive of the remedy, .Vm I
always be called for by the shorter
Figs and to get its beneficial
effects, always note, when purchasing the full
Company California Fig Syrup
Co. printed on the front of every package.
whether you call for byrup of r lgs
or by the full name Syrup of
Fiet and Elixir of Senna.
w- .
SAN FRANCISCO. CAU
londotle ng l an d .
We Take the Firsts!
THE BIG FAIR
New Mexico's Twenty-Seventh Annual
Territorial Fair Association
OCTOBER 7 to 12 INCLUSIVE
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO
$8,000 FOR TROTTERS, PACERS. AND RUNNERS
'I i-t jt t i n sc unrl F? ci ts i n Program
Purse No. 12:17 Pace .... $1,000
Purse No. 2 2:20 Trot ..... 1,000
Purse No. 32:13 Pace .... 1,000
Purse No. 42:25 Pace ..... 500
Purse No. 5 Free-For-All-Pace - . . 1,000
Purse No. 62:30 Trot ... . 500
(Running I jjr-f i 1 1 1 PubllHhed L,uter)
The Best Horses on the Colorado, Kansas and Texas Circuits-Big List of
Entries and Whirlwind FinishesThat's All
RAILWAY RATES. HALF FARE OR BETTER
J. A. WEINMAN
President
Mr. Campbell has under considera
tion the matter of putting In a model
farm at this place and will spend a
day or two here looking over the
situation. One of the features of his
entertainment wll bo n drive to the
old apple trees at Manzano, In which
Mr. Campbell Is greatly Interested.
De Witt's Little Early Ulsers don't
sicken or gripe. Small pills, easy to
take. Sold by J. H. O' Hlelly & Co.
De Witt's Carbonized Witch Hazel
Salve penetrates the pores and heals
quickly. Sold by J. H. O'Hielly & Co.
contests of
fortunate
f
it is the first
are made
7:
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NEW" YORKiN.Y'
JAY A HUBBS
Manager
J. C. BALDRIDGE
OCA LCK IN NATIVE A MO CHICAGO LUMBER
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT-Covers mors, look! best, wsars
th longest, most tconotnlcal; full measure.
BUILDINQ PAPER Always m atock. Plaster, Lime, Cement.
Paint, Olasa, Bash, Doors, Etc.
FIRST STREET AXP COAL AVE. ALIJCQCERQCE, NEW MEX.
A. C. BrLICKE and JOHN 8. MITCHELL Invite their friends to malm
Kf$Saffiaiiat. New Mexico headquarters at - Kmrrmtsfsmmm.
The Hollenbech Hotel
Los Angeles, California
Tour friendship and patronage is appreciated. Courtesy and
attention to guests is a pleasure us. Hollenbeck Hotel and Cafe
better than ever. Location convenient and desirable.
Depot and beach line cars stop at the Hollenbeck door.
omomzmsmcAXMomcmcmcmomomo m
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
. P. HALL, Proprietor " '
Iron and Brass Castings; Ore, Coal and Lumber Cars; Shaft
ings. Pulleys. Grade Bars, Babbit Metal; Columns and Iron
Fronts for Buildings.
Rpmlr eit Mining and mm
Foundry east side of railroad track
QOtK3K3fK3sX?tKC4K3sX
THE
Albuquerque Lumber Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -
Lumber, Glass, Cement and Rex Flintkofe Roofing
First and Marqaette Albtsqoerqoe, New Mexico
00OrOis000(lO
The St. Elmo
JOSEPH BARNETT, Prop'r.
(12 0 West Railroad Ayentse
iOiOieo0ooelOlsjw3leSOsShvaB
Others Get the Flag
ROY STAMM
Secretary
C.LKeppeler
317319 S, Second St.
Phone 967
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mmehlnory m mpooimlty
Albuquerque, N.
S4 000
Finest Whiskies
Wines, Brandies. Etc.
AMPLC A MO "
CLUB HOOMB "

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