Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

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Gallup, N n, Nov O. Jobuny james,
u Gallup, and Jo- Merriweathcr. the lat.
ter coloir'l, came together on Saturday
evening ~ Rriu a Johnsou's opera house
The articles II agreement pr,yid~i that
~ I'-r cent, 81 the door receipts ~ to the
winner. The hall was iwo thirds full
aud the audience made up largely oil
miners and rAilraders, and every body
was in,lu"d ~ l@ boistrruur JsCk
b. ,ru, WAs a,akeholl"r. aud Pat hen.
u,-iy referee J & Mck Richardson
aud Frank k"rJ timrk--I-r-, Harry
Conway and Mclaughlin we're seconds
fur James. And Jack Brady and Hugh
NJ SuArrun for the culurrh hoy
The men w-r- about equally match.~l,
James weighing fifteen pounds more than
his opponent, whose weight VAS l.i5
pounds QIr-usl-riy rules prevailed
and ur time being cAll-,l. the men came
a. the center and went =, J., hstumrr aud
'nug-, alternately "lu,uiug and stukiug
vrI'usIy when With difficulty separated
The ur-' found WAS somewhat favorable
e. M,rfIwraihrt FOLLOW .ue pounds
were II IKE order, the men ughting hkr
hull durs 'housh only winding each
other without apparent iAmArr 60 'hr
anatomy II either puiIug the thirI
round the ,ulut'si boy Wa down. though
James hal bad SEVERAL fblls previously.
aud here rrlrs ~ foul we're raised Fl.
uAlly time wAs cAll'si aud tn men got g.
their corners tn call Il time. Amm ~.
tense excitement, rv-rybpiy FROM referee
d"Sn yrlltug IN the effort Ia rry the loud
eSt M-rrw-Ath-r refused tu hight longer
and the referee gave the hight ami money
To- James. There was nu scIrutinr work,
each man showing evident madness aud
disposition a. finish IA rhur, order. The
lin war ouly rIuAll-I 10y the Operators
IA ChirAgu boAri of trade ~,
PlrTo,E
November ski~s IN rev W~lieo
kiit"r ,it,U-n
y Nv IFrflSuN ~ lu''NN bflh'Ns ~ tNf
country where humid atmosphere pre-
VAllr har little conception II tie privi.
leg" ShIch belong a. the "-tAr.gAIrr"
~ New Mexico and Arizona. Clear ~ the /
Hky IL IN these regions. and hrlIuan, A.
the heavenly boiies are a, all seas,ns,
there are 'llnes when the display IA par
ucularly beautiful Snd grand With No
vsmber one Of these periuds begins. Dur.
ing the hrst half II this month the light
of the monu while she 10 passing from
new" To full" will snmew In. lin IA. |
brillIancy 81 other heavenly b"ii-s. Bu,
AFTER III. 18th the grnndest cons,-llAt,nns
Of the whole heavens, III. largest and |
m"e, striking IL the hI-d stars will b-
visible during the early evening hours.
Previous TO that time many whose high, ~
not entirely eclipsed by the brightness Of
the moon may he observed with interest.
To acquire an abiding int.' est in the |
grandert Of all sciences---astrvn omy--it ia
M, necessary that one he deeply read in
mathematics The Hebrew poet, whose
calling was that Of = shepherd, sang
1.-THE heavens dsclare the glory Of God"
Job speaks Of Arc,urus, Orion and PIE.
AIDES. Any o1e can easily acquire famil.
iari,y with The mos, conspicuous heavenly
bodies, and can Observe and comprehend
their movements This Ia best accom-
plished by observation with little aid
from books. Led reading supplement
this knowledge,
In this work, as in the acquisition 81
other new knowledge. II 10 best 10 tirst
gain general ideas, and later go into de-
tails. Although in tho Constellation Ge.
mini at leas, twenty i've stars are cats-
logued aud mapped. the amateur rarely
g,v.s much attention ~ any but two Of
these. the real twins, Castor and Pollus,
and In Leo he sees the "sickle," with
R.gulus prominent in the end II the han
die. But whsn these have once been re-
cngniE-d and carefully located. they ever
Afterwards ara "a friends and compan-
iona. To their far.oif hAbitationp our
thoughts ana our vision involuntArily
turn whenever WE sand beneath the even
Ing sky. When they are no, visible We
long for their return as for that u =
friend who IL oh in a foreign country
Therefor. let Va step cut beneath this
delightful New Mexico sky and gaze
ahout II Ia : o'clock The planet Mars, /
recognized by bis h.ry r-d hu. and
large sire. ia proIninen, in the east
about fnriy degrees shave the horizon.
He has been an ohj-c, 81 particular inter-
en-, for some time past. A few days ago
be- was al his nearest point IA the earth,
aud. consequently. at his greatest APP
parent sile A small glass shows him
now as gibbons moon but he and the
earth are rapidly separating from each
other.
Al nine o'clock. Jupiter. the king II