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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
MAYOR MAnRoS INTERVIEWER.
Hs Is EHthnsiasiie over the Establlshnnent
Of the city Library.


of the city Library.
The Citizen representative called on
the mayor al his ofiee this morning.
and found that gentleman as pleasant
and agreeable a. II there never was a
library controversy In answer to the
inquiry as 10 the outcome the mayer
stated:
The city OF Albuquerque is deter
mined to have a library suitable 20 the
needs Of the metropolis. and that IL
brary controlled and managed by the
city IN accordance with the terms q
the Raynolda donation. In eompllance
with the order Of his honor. Judge Par
ker. directed the books and furniture
returned 10 the library room In the
Commercial club and the work cs re-
turning them and placing the library Of
the Albuquerque Public association IN
statue quo a. on the afternoon OF No
yember s2nd. last Is progressing Not
withsiandlng that the complaint In the
case characterized my actions In re-
moving the library as lawiess and vio-
lent. Iust az that time ! believed that
I was doing the very best possible
thing for the city for the library asso-
citation ana Tor tho individuals who had
therstofore bec0mt Involved IN this un-
fortunate controversy and under the
same circumstances ! would again DO
the very same thing.
Il have ever endeavorcd 20 be a law
abiding ciiisen. and as promptly ~
Nas possible the mandate % the court
Ia being carried out IN full faith
"Aa l said, Albuquerque will have q
free public library. A committee Of
which ! was a membsy raised over
i,soo In about an hour ani a half this
morning We expect that over ta0oo
win ~ subscribed bsfors night. ana
at isaai tl.ooo win Be- snbsaFibed with
this money suficisnt books and furni-
turs can be secured 10 form q nucleus
foi the institution that the Raynoids
FYss Puelle Library WIN soon become
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
SOLD FOR nuNDRrD THOUSAND.
Eastern Capitalists lec"me Interested tn
san Andres NouEtaIns.

Eastern Capitalists necome Int rested tn
san Andres MouEtains.
Que Of the biggest mlniug deals that
has been consummated In New Mexico
la a long time was the sale los r.. X.
Baker, Of AlamagOrdo, 0f his mine, the
Tenn, In the san Andres mountains, In
Socorro county, To eastern capitalists for
100000. The property has long been
known as "A very valuable one aud the
price it brought Is the source Of much
qualification 10 the friends OF Mr.. Baker,
who Ia well known among the miners OF
southern New Mexico The deed t0
the property wes filed about two weeks
ago with the probate clerk at SOcorro.
The new owners viii begin active
work at once and push Il 10 the utmost
and expect 10 realize good returns from
their heavy investment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

The above subscriptions amount %
ti.aS7. pretty g0od work for Only one
hour. and the committee intends TO
make the total amount reach tho hand
come sum OF s. coo The Citixen vii.
publish list OF subscriber. every Sat
usday afternoon.
The petition handed o the siEners
reads as follows
Whereas. the books and ~ niiurJ
turned over 20 the ely by the action OF
= majority OF the members of the Albu-
aueraue Library association have been
returned to said association by order
Of the court
Now. ihersfore. We, the unjersiEn-
cd, hsrby subscribe and agree to pay 70
the city OF Albuquerque the sums set
opposite our respective names 70 re-
place said property 40 returned with
new books and furniture upon eondi-
tion that said city shail own ana con-
duet said library"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
CHARLES roNDopr DEAD.


a letter was received IN this city
% Miss Kate SchwaFtz giving the sad
Intelligence q the death OF Charles
Yondorf on December Q, 1870. az z
o'clock . m. The letter states that he
had nervous prostratlon. and finally a
stroke of paralysis. from which he
never recovered. Mr.. Yondort was a
second hand merchant and auctioneer
OF this city Tor years and his many
friends here will Join Tht citizen IN ex.
tending sympathy 70 the be ecaved vi
dow, who only a short time after leav-
ing here md taking up their residence
az Decatur. Ill. was called upon 70
bury their only son Frank Yondorf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
t4Osan.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.

Territorial Treasurer ] IA. Vaughn
received the following remlttances
From saioinc a. Martinez. collector O.
Guadalupe county. tiO5 OF 1897 taxes
ISIS of 1888 taxes. sise3 ~ ISg9 taxes
and ii51s of 1900 taxes. from Mhraar-
lio Romero. collector OF San Migue
county, t2is.6i Of 1879 taxes. OF which
ss9.72 is for territorial purposes end
Hs.tA for territorial institutions. from
J. a. Gilmour. collector OF Chavcs
county. SS cents OF 1896 taxes. and 80
cents OF 1897 taxes. from y NJ. Suth
crland, collector % Otero county. tisai
of 1899 taxes. u95.l6 Of 1900 taxes. og
which S1s1s Is for territorial purpose
ard NO69 for territorial insututlons.
from Hon. u, o Bursum. sg77 o. 90 b.
credited 70 the convicts' earning fund
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
SUR ron DAMAGES.
Prank MadGe ~ ~ Paso as wisasss Ia .
Suit Against santa W Read.

Frank Nudge. Formerly yardmasisr
of the Santa Fe. In IA Pauo. but now
employed In the same capacity at Han
Marcial. Is in the Pass City - a wit
ness In a case against the company
Tor heavy damages that is 10 cVme up
In the district court there. About two
years ago Mr.. Nudge was in charge
Of the El Paao yard. wnen a switch
man. by tho name Of Emil Van Bell
was run over and killed. It's parents
have sued the company for damages
When killed. Van Bell was engaged ia
coupling caIa. The coupler refused TO
work ~n one side OF tho car. u 10 sAid.
and he started TO climb over the coup
ilng 10 the other aide Ia try there. Hls
foot caught ana be was thn0wn under
the wheels Of the train and crushed %
dtath. II IL claimed that his foCt be-
came caught ia a frog that was un-
blocked and on this the suit IL brought
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
uILLsBORo.
From lns HnIskmo Aavoral..

From the HillseOFo Advocaie,
The orandview Mining company Will
inmedlately proceed 70 patent their
group % mines In the Carpenter district
and development 10 thas end 10 being
compieted and Then further devslop-
nusnt viii cease for the prsashv
fhe recent term Of court Was the
dullest Tor years. The grand jury ar
ter due delsberaiion. returned only two
true biila Oscar Bryant, shO was
found guilty OF making assault With q
deadly weapon, vas sentenoed 70 the
peaitentiary for one year Some civil
Gases occupied the attention % she
court until Tuesday. Both the grand
and petit iuriss wVrs discharged late
isai week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

inE, the following named persons unit
cd With the church Mise wlnlfred
Klmble, from iowa. Miss Dora Chris
tian, from Nebraska. Mrs. Katharine
Anderson. from Kansas. AIRS. Hattie
BY, from Albuquerque y. NJ, Mrs. r..
g, Edwards aud Miss blanche Edwards
ohio' Mrs Ahorcrombie, OF this place.
Mrs. G. g. shaw, of this city. After
the benedlction the right hand Of fai.
lowship was extended % the above
named presons by most of the mem
bers % the church and congregation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

In thu court II private land claims
on Monday, a decree was annanesd re-
iecting the Bitio % Navajo grant Ia
western nerpaliiio ana Voleacla c0un.
ites on the puefco river. claimed for
1900 aeres by Mariana Otefo q al.
a formal decree was announced siY-
ing the boundaries u the santa Crus
erani IN santa ~ county. clalmoi by
Frank Becker. et a.. for as0ie aefst
rAs aeeTes was sntsrsN Tuesday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

Fronclsco N. Y. M0rtineE repuSlicsn
candidate for superln ,endent Of public
schools OF Taos county Ia the last elec-
lion. has hled q contest suit ia me
Santa Re district court against Juan
a. bvrnal democrat Who on the face
u the returns. vas elected, Gross reg
istraiiOn and election frauds 10 q
number OF precincts. Including Nos. ..
2 n. ia. a. is atand a. are as.sriss
BY the plaintlff ana he aska that the
votes " thcss preelnets BE- thrown out.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
MIND GIvHs wAy.
ira Henry's Mother nreahs Dawn Under
strain % 0Ficf.


Mrs. George Henry, Of l3j Chandler
street mother II Ira Henry, who Is be-
ing held for trial for the murder OF his
infant in Albuquerque, n. NJ, has lost
her reason a. result uf the shock OF
hearing The news 81 her sons arrest.
several years ago O. Younger SON met
death by drowning In the Ksw river
aud Mrs. Henrys mind was seriously
Affected for a time after that accident.
She finally recovered however. only
oi course her mind was LETT In u weak.
ened condition. When the news con-
oerning her son was brought to her, the
near friends and relatives were fearful
nf the result Of the shock.
The members Of her family were very
careful 20 do everything IN their power
Tor her relief However. she has shown
such unmlsiakablc signs Of derange.
ment that they cannot remain longer In
doubt.
She has not shown any signs of vio.
ience, only seems tO DE q victim ~ mel
anchOlia. She usually sits IN enc place
quietly nearly all day, with an occa.
siOnal burst ~ grief.
I'VE hope, said one Of the members
oflthe family, "that she will eventually
recover the full and normal Use OF her
mind. We can't tollat the present time.
but we have hopes.
The date for tho trial has been set FOR
the March sitting OF the court. The
lawyers for the defense are busy pre-.
pariug evidence % make = strong hght
ior Henfy's release
This aiiuir has suggested the topic for
= series Of sermons which II. h. Mai
lory, pastor OF the Third Presbyterian
h rch, OF which both MIR. aud Mrs. lfa
Henry were members, Is giving. The
hrst sermon was delivered on the 18th
ot November aud dealt Ia a general Way
with thc subject as brought into discus
sion by the development oi this affair |
The subject Of the sories OF lectures is |
he Temptations Of the Young aud !
the lecture next Sunday night viii be- |
more especially on the temptations |
which bcset the young people. The ser. |
mon last Sunday night outlined "a
course of reading which could he pur. |
iued With profit 10y the young folks and /
which would keep them az home even |
nRs instead of running over town and |
gott'nR into mischief Topeka Jour
nal.
The purchaser who Is unable To dis |
singuish Imitation diamonds from the |
real thing may get stuck on paste.
Chicago News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
EL NUEvA MuNDo sooRonED.
Mariana AFpnijo's spaaish weskiy Paper
Was ON Fire.

"Ei Nuevo Mundo." spanlah
weekly published BY Mariana Armiio.
In old town. was pretty badly acorched
by cre early this morning Mr.. Armilo
states that some NAL cious enemy evi-
IDENTIFY got into his oiiioe early thia
morning. sprlnkled some coal oil near
me door ana window. and after apply-
Ing the match escaped. when he
reached HIS place u business az his us-
ual hour he found the Office IN = tOpsy-
turvy condition ana some Of the typs
cases. stands and other furniture stili
burning. The presses were not aAmag-
ID Mr Armilo says he cArried an In
aurhnce - 1900 in the Royal tnsur-
ance company represented by =. y. Me-
Gamma, and estimates his loaA a several
hundred dollars n "El Nuev0 MundO'
ia delayed this week IN reaching its
subscribers. place the blame oh M nrs
0f this morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

The Reading Course oaulued b, President
E o. nrnetf.

y. T.. howetf.
The following "a the reading Tor the
archaeological class as outlined by
President y. l.. Hewitt. To- d .cember
az Santa Re. The books are al the his
torlcal rooms.
beginnings OF Architecture First.
Home and Home ilfl % the American
Ahorlgines Morgan. chapters 8 g. T.
>. ?. 10. H. second--Tho Cilm Dwelies
and Pueblos tPeet). chapters 70. II, 70
IS Third-Homcs OF the Eskimo
tBnus), Sixth Annual Rcpor, Bur. Of
Ethnology pp. ts9-553 F0urth-rA
study of Pueblo Architecture CMlnde.
lent Eighth Annual Report Bur. o.
Ettnology
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

which he has developed 10 q depth OF
about $50 feet and he has about 90
tons OF the same kind Of ore on the
dump. assaylns at least $40 10 the ton
This Il the third time 20 my know
ledge said Mr. Giliner. that odo CO.
site has been discovered-once In the
ural mountains of Europe. al one place
In Colorado ana now In the sandia
mountains % New Mexico"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
PENrrENr LAS VEGAS.
Haa His Frishy wife Jailed aad New SO
Wants Mnr Released.

Wants Mar Released.
Rafael Romero, OF Joya Larga, SAYS
the Las Vegas Republican, does not feel
as gay and giddy as he did when he
prosecuted his wife ON charge OF adul-
terry and caused her conviction at the
recent term oi the federal court. Ra-
fael frankly ayOws that Il Il no light
chore for him 20 herd a miscellaneous
collection OF children, especially when
he attempts 10 nurse the youngest kid,
and he h pining for the wife OF his
bosom once more. First he tried 10
worm his .Say into the good graces OF
the court and have his spouse released,
Notwithstanding the platonic tendency
Of her Intense affection. Failing In this
Rafael has made proposition 10 serve
the remainder Of bis wiie's sixty-day
sentence, and let her go home 20 care
for the children. The officers can see
no legal way In which Mrs. Romero can
serve her sentence by proxy, and Ra-
fact Is perched on the ragged edge Of
despair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

Superintendent OF Forest Reserves !.
y Hanna has received an order from
the secretary of the interior o. allow
the grazing % cattle and horses on tho
forest reserves during the coming sea-
son. but 10 continue TO exclude she d
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

Soon Lee. AGED ~ years. diei al hls
room IN an old adobe back of the opera
house this afternoon, from acute de-
mentla. and Will be buried by the Chi.
namen here Tomorrow afternoon. the
funeral cortege 10 leave Edwards un-
deriaklng room on North second street
az o'clock. Burial viii take place In
Falrv.sw cemetery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
LEASES AppRovEn

Land Commissioner a. a. Keen re.
ceived twelve land leases from wash
ingion. approved By the secretary OF
the interior. and az once forwarded
them TO the lcssees
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

All who hold books belonging T. tho
Public library are requested to return
same 10 room In Commercial building
tomorrow morning
SUSAN A. MURCu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Annual School Reports Sheep Must
Be Excluded From Forest
Reserves.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS RECEIVED,


TENSIONS uRANTED.
John Mcsparron. u Gallup Bcrna-
iilio county, has been granted a pension
of Sc q month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
city LIbrarY suhssrlptlen.

AZ o'clock to-day tho city library
subscriptions aggregated ti.5so. Nearly
everybody IN the city s. subscribing
literally. Let's have a frst-eiaes city
library.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
JUDGE PARKER'S RULING.
The Case Of the Library Association
Against the City.
NEW LIBRARY FUND.

Judge y w. Parker, who rendered.
deciaion yesterday In the case OF the
Albuquerque Public Library associative
against the city of Albuquerque and o
y. Narron, mayor. was seen al his
room az sturEes' European las. nirht
end from him the following facts rela-
tive thereto were obtained,
~ demurrer was interposed by the
defendants raising the points that the
plaintins had an adequate remedy at
law and consequently could not invoke
the aid of court Of equity: ALEC that
there was a misjoinder % causes OF ac-
tion. The bill prayed for the restora-
tion of the books ana AZ wen az injunc-
sion against the diversion Of funda by
the city to other purposes than thai of
the support Of the plalnuns-m meaning
the Library association.
These we're the two principal points
and both points were oyerruied.
The demurrer was ovorru q a. to
the irst point upon the th,ory that
the plaintiHs have no adequate RENE.
dy at law, the remedy by repievin be-
ing inadequate 70 restore the property
which IS necessary for the performance
Of piaintns' public functions The 9TH
er point was overril, "A Tor the reason
that both demands ~ the plaintiff
arise out Of the same subject of ao-
tion"
Continuing, Judge Parker stated: I'm
the afternoon yesterday the hearing
was continued upon a mol len o. strike
out portions Of the answer Of the de
PENDANTS which had been nled after
the ruling on demurrer This mott n |
q strike out was sustained In part ana |
overrmicd in part and the plaintiffs
VIII either demuf or reply to the an
swcr within a few days
This leaves the case with prcllrni. !
nary mandatory Injunction IN force Cor |
the redellvery uf The books to thl |
plaintifs. the Albuquerque Public II
brary association"
ORDER COMPLIED WITH.
Early this morning Mayor Marion.
with several trams and half a dozen 4
workmen under the special supervision /
OF the ntreet commissioner. Col Marlin
Tierney was in evidence az the new
library building Ohe Raynol5s silt
on East Railroad avenue, ana the
hooks and shelves declared by the Par
ker ruling to belong to this Albuquerque
Public Library association were placed
on wagons and carted back 10 the
room IN the Commercial club building
from whence they were taken n sAlr
time ago. II IL presumed that this a.
brary win be in good running order in
a few days
GATHERING IN FUNDS
Mayor Marion. percC.ving that Coi
Tierney was doing hls work in good
condition, and IN accordance With HI
Instructions. turned hts attention to g
more important mattC9-that OF sccur-
ana hy subscription fund for a new
library In the Raynolds building. and
together with Attorney a. y. NJ Miiiln
in one hours time the following sub
..rL.LLna.. Ia L-..- .l.L aln.A. L
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

The city council held special meet
ing this afternoon at Mayor Maron's
Office Library matters we're difcusstd 4.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

Acting Governor Wallace honorei the
requisiiion Of the governor % Texas
for Ross Sloan. accused of cattle theft
and under arrest az silver city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

Acting Governor Wallace appointed
Jones Taiiaferro. Of white oaks. Lin
coin county, e notary public
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
-oDo cosIrEs oar,
a Rich Deposit discovered by n y. 0ilt-
nsF "a the sandals.

n. y oiitner an old miner who Is
working some promising claims IN the
Bandla district % the mountains east
OF the city. ls here to-day and called al
this once, exhibiting a piece of ore
which he called 'Odo eosite" The ore,
says Mr.. Giltner. contains silver and
gold. but larger per cent Of silver
averaging about 500 ounces 10 the ton.
The ore is taken from his MasceO mine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

beginning a. blaze show WindoW6
and show cases ~ tne Toy and fancy
goods stores little blazing through
the columns Of ihe rswspapsr Woald
bring more money into their tiiis. A
word 20 the wisc etc.
''rhe Old Maids Convent n will b
presented a. the Nphcr opera house 90
Tuesday evening December 18TH By the
Pierian Literary society Il the New
MEXICO university The members of ths
society are rehea rslng nightly and thsy
viii giys a good production % the fua-
ny Play.
Every mombsr of Aibuqusrqus In
campmeut No 4 l. .. . ~. u ur-
gently requested TO BE- present a. the
meeting this evening At % business
Of importance = 90 be- transacted. ana
there viii be- Nofk On tho patrlarChai
degree. visiting paruarchs cordially In
viied ~ order o. the ehsef patriarch
N. q Stevens Gcribe
The Commercial club ladies' night
dance. which occurred last evening.
was well attended. ana everybody en-
joysd themselves Delightful rcfresh-
menis we're served az A o'clock. Ths
guests we're ss follows MsasFs ana
Meeiames Alfred ana Ivan orunEssid.
y Mckee, } u. Kuhns. y. Lewis. q. y.
Albright Louis llfeld Mn A. L. Con-
rad ana Mrs Judll. u Las Vegas.
Misses Kent. Wiley Huulng. MeDoa-
aid, Fitch. Baer, Lewinsen. Kuhna. Ro-
sene aid ana the Misses Prise o. socor-
NJ. Msssra Wikers0n. T7akard. Alger.
ID Weiile- "a. Weller. Hoiaman. PAH-
ton, HerE0E Hahn. Kalter prustel,
Faber. Etubbs. Medier. Brooks rrcgi.
Newman. Peabody Schmaimaack.
Young aad a. G fifeld. % Las vesas.
g. H Young ne eiyili,n sapsrinlen-
dent og Wells Fargo ExBress company.
with hea1Qusrters az psnyer. n Ia ths
olly to-day making HE reunds bsf0ra
ths snd VI ihs ala ysar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

via credit to any city much lsrset
than Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

Every man should know something Of
law aud II he knows enough To keep out
OF u he u a pretty good lawyer. -
Chicago News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

The following notice has been posted
regarding damage 10 shipments OF
stoves andraugeH. "A strong complaint
regard to shipments Of stoves ana
ranEes This resulting principally IRON
improper loading and rough switching"
T'hiH bulletin h Issued Tor ali ooneeFned
90 prevent careless loading and rough
switching, and ia signed hy aupsrin-
tondent J. E Hurley
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

The purchaser who Is unable 10 dis
tinguish Imitation diamonds from the
real thing may get stuck on paste.
Chicago News.