SATTIOTAY, AriUIi X, 10O.
ALBUQUERQUE CITIZEN.
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BQr PLEADS GUILTY
10 ROBBERY CHARGE
BIG TRACT OF LAND
BROUGHT SMALL PRICE
Collapsible Go-Cart
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Gcsi Gallup Block, per ton . - $5.50
Gallup Egg, per ton - - $4.25
All Coal, No Rock.
IV H. HAHN CO. Pone 91
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I These are
1 Carriage
Buying
Days
We don't urge you to buy an expensive vehicle. We have
many good styles within the range of modest incomes
Buggies, Runabouts, Stinhopes, Surreys, Spring Wagons,
j 'etc. Just received a bi carload and will make special low pri-
ces for a few days as we need the room and can use the money
The Albuquerque Carriage Co.
2 Corner First Street and Tijeras Ave.
N.
llo In Ni'iitonivil to a Yr In Ti-ii-lli-iil
lurj . Itut ArruiiKttia'iilx .Mny
Pliit-o Ilim In lltforni Nvliool.
John Sawtclle plraded guilty to
taking part In burglurlzlng of the J.
A. SkinniT grocery ptore, in the
prrsrnce of Judge Abbott this morn'
It Ua Sold lit I YiMit t tin- I iinrt
IIoiik- Till Morning to
Kutlsfy iHhu
Klpvrn thousand, right hundred
nnd thirty-nine acres of the (.Vbnlleta
land grunt In Vali ncl.i county was
fold I.i front of the. cmrt liousc this
ing and was ent net d to one ar morning nr tne mull sum or l.tlO
in the penitentiary. I exiienmn. amounting to $800.
IMxtiUt Attorney Klock made a j TN si txp.nsos wet e Incidental to the
plea for leniency for the boy, but Jlt. '
opposed Attorney Frnnk Moore, who I Tin. pan-' was made by ltcfcree
noueht to have sentence imposed and ! Harry P. Owen. The bidders were
suspended. The plea of District At
torney Klock was to have the boy
sent to the Colorado reform school
at Oolden, where two other Albu
querque boys are undergoing train
ing. Judge Abbott was willing to nc
cede to the retjunst of the district at
torney but the father of the boy said
that he could not raise the 124 0, nec
essary to pay thu cist nnd tuition.
Attorney Klock said that he would
make n donation toward the fund.
Judge Abbott sent the boy to the
county J.ill under sentence of one
ii ar In the pi nitentlary. providing
arrangements cannot be made to
f-end the boy to thf reformatory.
WOULD HAVE STREETS
CLEANED AT NIGHT
James M. Smith, the philntiff In the
act m. and ?Yllx H. Lester, who it
is believed, represented a client. The
bidding s;avicu at $1,000.
The Cebolleta land grant Is an
avid tract, formerly owned by 140
hciis of one Anaya et al, who were
lamed as defendants in the Buit.
Willie Ppleglebi rg of New York, a
firtnir merchant -of tanta Fe, owns
2,052 acres of the grant.
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MONTEZUMA TRUST CO.
1 1 in it Objects to Way ii-t ls
Handled by Men Who Ciallur It
I p In the MoniiitCM.
PAY YOUR POLL TAX
OR GO INTO COURT
Clerk of the Hoard of Kiliicadou Is-u-H
I'lnal Warning to the
lillilllelltM.
I Land Owner i
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If Not
Why Not?
ALBUQUERQUE
MEW MEXICO
Capital and Surplus, $100,000
MEREST ALLOWED ON SAYINGS DEPOSITS
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Montezuma Grocery and
Liquor Company
Copper and Third
Imported and Domestic Goods
I Specialty of Lucca Pure Olive Oil.
Liquor by the Gallon or Bottle.
J Family Trade Solicited.
I Agent for San Antonio lime. Always
t Fresh. Prices Right.
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Call Phone or send for Solicitor.
PHONE 1029
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COLUMBUS
HOTEL
Corner Bacond mnd Oold
HOME COOKING
Exoellent Service
Particular peop.e have been
pleased with Coluubua Meals for
many years. Have you tried them?
Contrary to last year, the delin
(innt taxpayeiH this year will be
pvoMeeiit' d for non-payment of their
ledl tax which l now due and a meet
mg of the board of education has
: bet n called for next Monday evening
at which time Secretary T. J. Nay
. Ion, of the board of education, will
be anointed to represent that body
I l'i the primeeution. As a last warning
to those titill in arrears, the following
letter Is today being mailed to the
delinquents:
April 1, 1909.
I'leasp call at Dunbar's and pay
your pull tax before April zuili as l
not desire to bring milt against
you. However, if you do not heed
this final warning and settle this mat-
tet before that date, don't blame any
one out yourself when you receive a
summons tJ appear In court as a poll
tux delinquent.
Kxeept fcieetlon 1549 and 1905
lawa of New Mexico. That a poll tax
of one dollar shall be levied upon nil
able bodied male persons of the ago
of 21 years or over, for school pur1
poses.
The school district clerks are hero
by empowered to bring suit in the
name of the school district for tha
collection of said poll tax. If not paid
within thirty days after the first de
mand has been made for the payment
of same from any person so delln
Tlie lies!) SlHitn lii tin Southwest Are io it.
Kxiieotiil to Connate for Tro- I -Xo property shall be exempt from
liliit'H This. Month.
open
"I wish these streets could be
cleaned at night," pt-tulantly re
marked a pedestrian on fouth f?ec
iino ftrcet. as he extracted a small
piece of real estate from one eye.
"Those men who go around during
the day, scraping up refuse on the
streets and hauling it away in wag
ons, seem to nie to choose Just the j
time or day wnin tne streets are
crowded with people. An invariably
tne of them pitches a shovel full of
dirt Into his wagon Just as I come
along, so that I can get the benefit
of all the dust that doesn't settle In
4 I the wagon. If I kick him in the face
I'll have to go to police court and
J i pay a fine, so I usually meekly sub-
I mit to the impromptu dust storm.
J But isn't there a way to remedy
It?
j RATON GUN CLUB
WILL HAVE A SHOOT
' execution in suits for collection
I poll taxes.
I Office corner Third and Gold,
3. Consider-, from S a. m. until 7:30 p. m.
Yours truly,
T. J. NAYLON
Clerk, Hoard of Education.
There are many in the city who
have not paid their poll tax for sev-
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A New Feature in Carriage Building
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Dry Climate Vehicles
We employ a new process in the construction and
finishing of our vehicles. They are built to meet the
requirements of mountain work and to wi hstand the
exactions of a dry climate, Thry are the only strictly
Dry Climate vehicles on the market.
By the use of our own, hand made, Double King
Bolt Filth Wheel, our spring wagons are made to
wear where the wear comet most without the use
of extra material.
If your dealer does not carry our line write
for our catalog and prices.
The Quilitch Implement &
Department fa Trinidad.
Katnn, X. M., April
able inlerest Is being taken in the
three days' shooting tournament
which the Raton Gun club will hold
here April 19, 20 and 21. Shooters
from all parts of the southwest are
expected to take part. Forty barrels t.rai years past and should they fall
of clay birds and 1,000 live pigeons with their this year's tax, suit will be
have been ordered for the shooting. ' brought against them for this year's
Following are the committee that a, WPn ag previous poll taxes, which
will have charge of the various de- the clerk still holds against them,
partments of the tournament: The costs of each suit will range from
Grounds and Birds C. M. Bayne, jo to 1 and the law yi strict.
A. C. Staub, T. D. L.leb, Frank Kram- I
er. I' In our big assortment of dainty
Finance Krnest Ruth. Dr. A. R. Raster footwear we are showing hand
Pteither, L. It. Goehring. L. C. White, some patent kid pumps, oxfords and
C. M. Bayne. C. A. Xyhus. coluniuls; serviceable tan oxforJs
Reception nnd Kntertainment Dr. and ties in vicl kid, Russia calf nnd
W. S. Connett, E. G. Twitty, Dr. A. suede, dressy vlci kid and gun metal,
'II. stelcher. 'lace and button oxrorus in an sizes.
A. Jj. Hobbs will be in charge of prices run in men's shoes from $2.30
the bureau of Information, and any to $3; In women's shoes from $1.63
shooter diring information about to $3.00. and in children's shoes from
tournament will get it by writing to tl to $2.75 and you will find every
him. The events will be carried on
the percentage basis.
pair an exceptional goon vuiuo. v-.
May's shoe store, .314 West Central
avenue.
AFTER CRAZY SNAKE
A IHnal i:ffort Will IW Made to Cu
tiu'v leader of tlit Rami
of Indians.
AUDIENCE S10PPED
HYPNOTIC STUNT
Henryetta, Okla., April 3. Colonel
Hoffman with eight detachments of
Mate troops started on a final attempt
to capture Chief Crazy Snake this
mornitig. Scouts yesterday found
where the chief had camped as lat
as Thursday. The hills will be
Scoured.
NOT Till: HI 1ST CASK.
' Recently a member of the b gis
laturi a new member wrote to a
leading hotel at Austin asking for
rates during the session for himself
I nnd wife. The answer stated that
$1H3 per month was the best rate that
could be quoted and he wrote back.
I stating that he did not see how it
woldu be possible for him to pay that
rate, when his salary would amount
to only $130 To this the answer was
prompt. Ills letti r wo i etui lied and
across the bottutu was written in pen
cil and with"Ut signature: "It can
be done." Athens (Texas I Review.
Objei'tetl io Haling Stone Broken on
Roily of Gil l by H i pilot Lst W ho
Wielded a Hummer.
An advertised feature of the hyp-
rotk- performance at the Elks' the
utre. last night was the breaking of
a slab of stone on the body of Arz
ullla, who lay in a hypnotic state,
i xtended at full length between two
chairs. Alburtus gave the stone
several resouding smacks with a
I heavy hammer but it refused to break
j and erise of "stop it" from rhe nudi
I rue caused the stunt to be aban
doned. The performance last night was the
equal of the first one nnd another
big audience uttend-d. Tonight the
show closes Its three nights engage
ments here. The questions and an
swers last night brought out soon
surprises and much laughter on oc
casions. "Who got a large part of my
mom v the other ninht?" asked a
member of the audi'-nco, who be
ta me the center of interest when
Arzullla answered:
I "The men you pl.-'.nd cards with."
The safe t and best in- J
vestment on earth is the
earth itself, from whence
1 MEXICO i
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is the coming country, which J
t offers you the greatest op-
pui i uiiioco til iiic nvou w
day. Where California is I
todav. Mexico will be ten
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years from now. Are you
irninrr tct let these onnortun-
o a ri
ities pass by and not take
i advantage of them? ',
X We have shown this won-
derful country to thousands
t and other thousands are ;
continuing to go, to this the ;
richest and most fertile land
on the globe.
Our descriptive literature
is free tor the asking, and
tells you all about it. Write
today. Now is the time.
We run special excursion
trains to our lands every
month. If you are from
"Mi:souri let us show you."
Special
Excursion
April 7
Low Rates Long Limit
Make Your Reservations Now
Off the Pullman car onto
our land.
Trices are still exceeding
ly low, but are advancing
rapidly. Sold on long and
favorable terms.
A small amount of mon-
ey uiveaicu nuw win in a
I J few years make you inde-
t pendent. Let us tell you
X about it.
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SULPHUR Lone Star Boot & Shoe Shop
HOT SPRINGS
All Chronic IMsrase Cored.
W treat all forms or dliruei,
KheumatUm, Dropty, Ba,l Blood,
vrunn. Ulreri, Deafnera
Paralyili, Stomach and Bladder
Troublea, Btrlcturea, et. W
guarantee tha curt of Catarrh.
Wa flva Irea lnatruetiona on uaa
af tha waters. Batha ara auto
matic Cam a or writ.
JOS. L. DURAN,
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Our specialty la making eoboj ,
txKitrt anil up-to-date ahoes. First clonal
repairing, llest rock-oak bole leaUu.r j
.iwil. Twenty years' eerleiHe. I am
ina-tiT of the trade, liiye us a trial, j
Work called for anil delivered.
I'lione 85. 32'j V. Central Ave
WHEAT FLAKE
rail
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The aged and young, delicate and strong, sick
"u'utae'M homr,,nnt "'To,, aIltl 'dTC benefitwl by eating this simple food.
The reason We tlo bo inui h HOl'GH
DHV work U bccaiino we tlo It riKhl
aud
liaTe
Tor further information
regarding excursions, etc.,
address
Old Mexico
Land & Coloni
zation Co.
B. H. HAUN, Mr.
321 w. G. Ave. Phone 144
Albuqurque, N. M.
(jeneral western agents for
Mexico International Land
Co. of Kansas City, Mo.
For the Youthful
Heir
in original and novel
designs are among
lately arrived goods.
We have them in
black, blue, green and
gray, with all "mod
ern improvements"
They range in price
From $8.50 to $17.50
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308-310 West Central Avenue
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Stewart Ranges
The
Best
Made
See the new "Royal Stewart"
Combination Coal, Wood,
and Gas Range.
Raabe & Mauger
L.
115-117 N. First Street.
Consolidated Liquor Go.
EVERYTHING. IN OUR LINE
Write tor Illustrated Catalog and Price List
OFFICE AND SALES ROOM
121 and 123 North First St. Piiona 138
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ALL THE WAY UP
From the foundation to the shingles on the root, we are sell
ing Building Material Cheaper than yon have bought fa
soMy years. Save at leaf 25 per cent and
BUILD NOW
Rio Grande Material & Lumber Co.
FHONK 8.
CORVEIl THIRD AXD MARQUETTM.
'OLD RELIABLE,"
L.
ESTABLISHED 1973
PUTNEY
THE WHOLESALE GROCER
i FLOUR, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Carrie the Largest aud Most Exclusive Btoclc of Staple Uroceriei
the Southwest
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FARM FREIGHT WAGONS
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
RAILROAD AVENUE
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W. L. TRIMBLE & CO.
LTV EI IT, 8AL. TEED . l
TlXSr-Klt STABL-
trt$ and
llulea boogat
changed.
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HEaX TXT ifN OUTS IN THV CITl
deconij Btraat betwt.n CaatlU
Copssr Ats.
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Highland Livery
IIAMHROOK UKOS.
I'hous 6. Ill John St,
I'p to date turu-ouU. iwt drlrera
in tlie clly. lrorl-(or of 'Sadie,"
the plculo wagon.
Our work la RIGHT to etury
par toent. Hnkba Uaundry Co.
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