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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

The superintendent of public instruc-
llon has received the annual report OF
The University 0f New Mexico az Albu-
auorque. which shows an enrolment of
n: 10 teachers. ti3bai67 received. ex-
pendi,ures Of SIS e2o21, sis.i62.s5 recciv-
ed from private subscriptions: a prop
erty value OF $4,000. paid for teachers
salaries. ti27sT.a0. and an indebtedness
OF siiisa55. The annual report Of the
New Mexico Military Institute AZ Ros-
wei shows an enrolment of 1893; daily
averaEe attendance. n; teachers a
school term OF nine months. receipts,
$40; expenditures. is092b1; valuation
of property, $4,000. paid FOR teachers
salaries, ttGT2 So.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
THE sANTA RITA.
This Well Known Mine to ne Re-Openea
by n~stsn Capitalists

This Well Known Mine to Be Re-opened
by n~stan Capitalists
A Boston company Is reopcning one
of the historic mines OF New Mexico
the Santa Rita. near silver city.
property which records show wa
worked by the Spaniards long before
American prospectors entered the ter
ritOry which i now part OF the
United states In the archives 90 the
city of Mexico are records thai show
taai The santa Rita mine was abandon
"a In 1850 after e had been operated
for a long term ~ years. The cause OF
ABANDONING the mine. Il is stated, was
that a great cave-ln had occurred, KILL
ing a large number of men.
The mine was guarded by a strong
body % soldiers. who stationed behind
adobe forts. the ruins of which can b.
still traced. stood OF the indians while
he miners worked the rich copper ores
The ore was raised 20 the surface on
he backs af the miners In leather
sacks or bas kets. Then Il was careful
~ sorted and the richar ores packed q
Chihuahua or the city OF Mexico or
buryos
The Boston company owns atSui on
square mile of mineral land surround
ms the old workings. The mine Is nov
being systematically dcve oped, thre'
shafts being In course % sinking, ans
a large area has been given out q
leasers to work. A 90-t0n concentrate
and q leaching plant is al work Of
the old dumps, from which sood val
ues are obtained.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

Mlchigan's law against betting on
Elections makes the oftensc puninhaole
nv a fine equal TO the amount OF the
bet provided it be not more than se0O
o. less than o.
Il 10 suggested that new state 70
comprise Oklahoma and IndiaA Terri.
sory be- named jefferson. In honor OF
Ihomas Jefgerson, under Whose admin
istration the United states made uuch
an expansion Of territory
In the seven states of Illinois, ohlo'
Indiana. Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnes-
osa and Iowa. tho republican pierA',S
last month was SlO.sSs against Ss"@
-four years $50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
Ll,hnrr.nhIe siens.

A large deposit of autographs stone
has been discovered In Valencia county
in which Albuquerque parties are IN
terested. The stone has been pronoup'
ced 70 be equal 70 the bavarian stone
said 20 b. the best known. The depo-
ali Il easily accessible 10 the santa Re
Pacinc railway and may develop INTO
valuable New Mexico Industry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

Taxpayers are very prompt" said
Collector Pefea ihis morning. IN meet
Ing thclr taxes ana since I tstAbiiaheo
an onlcs az y u Kenrs on Thira siFeet
myself ana deputy, EuKenlo Xrlaarr.
nave been Kept very busy.' The once
on ihii siio win b. kept open untl the
coming saiurdly nignt. A. the court
hoase during this week. yesas Garcia.
deputy. Il "a charge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
SCHOOL FUND APPoRTIoNMENI

SCHOOL FUND APPoRTIoNMENT
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
M c. de Baca, made the distribution ot
the proceeds of land leases from public
school lands up 10 December l. The
following D. apporiionmont bg coun-
ties. BernaliIlo. fsI203; Chaves, tiit.i7,
Colfax, t2it5i; D0nh Ana. tSsfa2i
Eidy. tit2Sf. Grant. tios.ae; Guadalupe
li9il0. Lincoln. t20o2t: Mora, tii5ss,
Otero. tiSaeS. Rio Arrlba. tia2s2; San
Juan fs0.N. San Miguel. tsGe.t9: Santa
Fc. $500 10 sierra. ti2s7s; Taos. tisa.-
81. Union. t2O5s' Valencia. s2Si.osi
foi expenses of the board Of education,
tii5.Og. making a total Of f60te 26.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

Christmas trees are rlpening very
fast.
A. singer representing Grunsfcld
Bros. was az Santa ~. yesterday with
his samples.
Mrs. n. s. Rodey. wife of p~leglte
Rodey. who has been on the sick list
for sometime. was out and around to-
day.
The Fa'k-Vcronee dramatic COM
pany went 20 pieces az FhoouiN. which
appears to be a graveyard for travel
lnE troupes,
u. J. Van Dyke. lately cashier for
the Harvey eating system In Las We
gas and this city. Is now night CLERK az
the Hotel zeigor. In NJ Paso. Texas.
Rev. J. NJ. Coudcrt the parish priest
al Bernaiillo. and James Harvey who
has been farmlng In tho valley there
are m the city to-day, It II undo stood
that Mr.. Harvey has quit farming,
having sub LEASED the Jao0bo Yrlsarrl
place 20 Mr. Hunter. Kentuckian who
viii plant several acres in tobacco next
spring
The Jewolry stores Of the city--Ar'
thur Everitt. IA. E. Fox. +. Y May
nard and =. Vanh-report doing a good
holiday business. and they state thai
the people are very libVral Es 20 th'
quality Of the goods they want. An th'
stores have artistlcaily arranged thoh
wares. and the show windows ans
eases present 90 the eye some of m
incest and richest leiweiry ever ais
played In this city
Il has been suggested by several SUB
soribers thAs, IN order 70 cheer up IN
homes OF The dePosliors o. che New
Mexico Savings bank, wise NOV
would undoubtedly b. made BY Reeelv
cr Newcomer u ne would a. once de
clare another dividend, and have a.
matters % arranged that the deposl
tors could receive their checks the Sat
urday or Monday before Chr'sima'
As a dcposlior said last nlght, such
move would rove a very popular ep
Cor Recsiyer Newcomer"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
INTERPRETATIONS

The Apache Chief Cold Mining and
Reduction company filed Incorporation
papers NJ the Office ot the te. ritorial
tecretary. The incorporators and a.
,cctors are; Harold G.. y. Spence. Fre-
derrick y. vldeon. Charles ". Ashton
and John c. Keegan. of Colorado. The
apital OF the company ls l.a0o.oo0. II
win engage In mining In Grant, Socor-
70 and Lincoln counties. The head
1uart - OF the company are az Dem
yer.
The chicago. Rock Island a gl Paso
abroad company filed Incorporation
papers IN the Once ~ the territorial
sccretary. The capital is $1,000. 900. OF
which sil5.O 900 have been subscribed and
~ 500 paid in. The cornpany's head
quarters will be in Chicago; Ito New
Mexico Offices will be located at Ala
negordo This company win build a
railroad 10 connect with the Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific railroad al a
polat on the New Mexico border IN
Union county and then through San
Miguel and Guadalupe counties 10 a
junction az Santa Rosa with the line "a
he constructed from Carrizozo 90 Santa
Rosa, The directors ~ the Tine ara =
r. Hayne who holds the majority OF
stock; Robert Mather J. NJ Johnson
9. Matthews. w Hodson. ail OF chi
cago: Charles B. Dddy and W. A. Haw.
kns of AiamogordO. W. a, Haw'
kins is the New Mexico agent fncor'
poration fee. t2ib This is 'he third
railruad Incorporation nlcd the pas
two weeks In connection ". n the Rocl
island extension TO ~ Paso. The new
line Incorporated will be ii5 mills long
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
FILED A ooSrEsT.
asn. WIN. Llswellyp nciievss FRAUD
Was Committed.

Hon. w. n. n, Llewellyn, % Las Cru
ces, Who was the republican candidate
To- representative from Dona Ana and
Otero counties. has filed contest
against W. J. Slaughter, OF AiamSgor-
90. his democratic opponent. who was
declared ofiicially elected. The testi-
mony win be taken on Monday ana
presented TO the legislature when Il
convenos In January
AZ che election Dona Ana county
went strongy republican for nearly all
the ticket. bnt the legislative candi-
dates werc all defeated by the demo-
cratic voters of the other counties OF
the districts Ia which Dona Ana II
placed. an OF which are unusually
strong for the democrats. Major
Iaewellyn claims his election by sov
en- votes and alleges fraud, briecry and
Intimidation OF voters In the denocrat'
&c precincts The lesislature, under IN,
law, IL the judge Of the elections and
qualifications OF rs own members Gne
the legislature 10 Overwhelmingly re-
publican.
/ -r--sNr----
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
TALBOT PROPERTY SOLD
Joe Barnett Was the Lucky Bidder
at $4,000.
A FlRsT.cLAss BARGAIN.

one Of the most important rsai estate
transfers that has ever occurred In this
city, showing the price of improved real
estate In the principal scCtion Of the
city and Indicating fixed value Of
property located elsewhere, took place
this morning at II O'clock al the corner
Of second street and Railroad avenue.
when Auctloneer Knight mounted a
chair and IN a well prepared voice read
on the legal notice. as previously pub
ilshed IN The citizen. that lot No. D,
block No. 10, OF toe original tuwnsitc
Of Albuquerque. (known as the Talbot
property was nov for sale. and he was
ready for bids.
The f.rst bid was from Thos \. Will
kcrson. representing a local syndicate.
and he offered $4,000. This BID was
Jumped up. By ds and thousands
from Neiu r. Field. representing the
estate and others, until 9is.090 was
reached. whom Mr wiikesson called out
$3.50 more" Al this stage OF the pro-
ccedinEs. Joe Barnett. who couid not
,Ptch the eye Of his bidder and fearing
that the bargain would slip from his
srlp. bcckoned his head for an extra
$3.50. Here the auctloneer. feeling gh
pulse OF the bidders In quiet way
ilckered for 500 additions and finally
reached the $4,000 point. which wa
the bid OF Mr. wilkerson. on the last
all. Ia a fne talk from the auciloneer
that 1T vas the best corner In tn
lily" Barnett offered a raise OF 500
and the property, i.siuding lot ami
building. was finally Knocked on 70
him
Among those who congratulated Mr
Barnett on his purchase was John A
Lee. who was the exccutor Of the las
Slll and testament OF William u. Tai
lott. deceased.
Mr.. Barnett. on bcirg seen by Cit
igen representative, stated that he
would not AZ present give any opinion
a. 20 what he intended TO make Of the
property for the future: ne thought
however, that he would erect theron 9
ubstantiai two or three story building
nd n hc ala not occupy same hlmsel.
would be Tor rent 10 some othera who
lpslred 70 engage In business.
The property Is % feet on Railroad
ivenue running back 20 the alley o.
eoond street i4e feet. and Il brough
S0t per front foot. and comparing th''
With the highest price paid pee from
oot for property IN r. Paso, beats th
Pass City ngufes sbf psv front foot.
The buildings are nov occupi a by II
luppe, druggist; :. Vann a Son, Jew
lers. and steve Bailing. saloon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

when the new time card f0r the san
"a w. railway goes info effect on the
glth of this month. there Wtii be eloy-
81 passenger crews employed on this
division. seven of which viii run be-
tween las Vegas and Ia Iunta ana
four betWeen l.as Vegas and AlbuQusr-
que. thus making ne San Miguel ooun-
ty town the division point and also
shorter runs for the men than they nov
have
A Cnngregationai churgh social vii
b. held az the residence % Thos.
Hughes. on south Walter street. to-
night.
A select number of friends gathered
90 the Highland McthOiist ykurch last
nieht 20 witness the blending n two
lives into one AMI launched upon the
matrimonial sea. Mrs. ~ p. Roecherfy
presided at the organ ana rendered a
bgautifai wedding march. The imprca-
sivs sorvice " the Methpdist cnurch
Was said hy rev ~ HolF on, the pre-
siding elder. Tho contracting parties
were Mr. Henry shafeo and Mis- VII
helmlna Bberhardt The best wishes @'
= hOsi of friends wiil follow the younl
couple They VIII make their home u
Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
OFFICIAL NOTES.
School Fund AppOrtlOnmeut--knnu
Report Of University.
BI6 LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
PnNsIoN GRANTED.

"A pension OF 80 a month has been
granted to James Morris. u Thornton.
Bernaiillo county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

Handkerchief. hone. made cshdy. a
,isht lunch and plp corn a. "a uazaaI
arl chsnct so hear the harp
A REGULAR meeiinB of h woman
Iislisf Corps VIII be- held lo-morroU a.
ternoon. Wln0na W9rrel Oranrer
assrstAV.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22

"commo lofe' Owen. from iho west
is in ihr city. coming in from hoihrook.
Arizona. this morning
walter l. Decker q Magdalena. and
n u 1ish0nr. ~ Las Vegas. are stop
plns a. slasga' Eurgpssn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
a NOTARY puRIAC.

Acting Governor Wallace appointed
} c. Murray OF Fort Bayard. Grant
county. a notary public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-22
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS

The following business was transact
"a al the federal land Office IN santa
Fe for the week ending December ~:
Homestead Entries.-.December ~
August c. Bensiine. Bloomfield, ibs 80
acres. San Juan county; sarah v. Mills
Puerto de Luna. 100 acres, Guadalupe
county: Andres Gaiiegos. Cobra. it0
acres san Miguel county; December Is.
John r. Daley spriaBsr 100 acres
Coifax county. sevcriano Cordova.
Springer. ieo2T acres coifax county;
EuloEio Agu.laF. Springer, 1898 acres.
Colfax county: Pablo sandoval. Calls
tco. i6O acres San Miguel county De-
ccnbcr i5 Jose Bornal Las Veags, 100
acres Guadalupe county; Pablo Ro-
nero. pintada, 1918 acres, Guadalupe
county. December "a. Fernando A san
iovai. Springer ls0 acres. COlfax coun-
~: Juan seEura. Pintada. 100 acres,
Guadalupe county; Juanita NJ. Esqu!-
hs.l, Sanchez. 100 acres, san Miguel
sounty. December IS Gabriel Rivera,
Wagon Mound iG022 acres, san Miguel
county; Juan Garcia Hacs, Wagon
Mound. 100 acres. Mora county; jose
Rcsalio Roybal. Cobra springs, 100
acres. San Miguel county. December 10,
Pedro G: Duran. Chapefi,0, ieQ acres
Guadalupe county. Puin vigil Spring
or. 1871 acres, san Miguel county
Ambroslo Chavez, Shoemaker. 100 acres,
San Miguel county. Antonio DimoH
Torres. watrous. ie0 acres, san Miguel
county: Ramon Baca, Watrous, 100
acres san Miguel county, Jose Eliseo
Torres, watrous. ie9 acres. San .4igusl
county.
Final -December II, Joseph
Barrolle. Gallup. 100 acres. Bernalillo
i county: December IS. George J. Carey
o,orleta 100 acres san Miguel county
| Pedro Chavez. Santa Rosa, iGo acres
| Guadalupe county; December II. ANA
Dc nlea, Rowe. 100 acres, San Migne
county.
Desert Land EntFies-Derember ~
Jose Eilslo Torres. Watrous. iso acres
San Miguel county; Manuel y. A Macs
watrous. 1880 acres. san Miguel eoun'
~
Coal Deciaratory Statement -Decem
Der "a. Antonio Trosscllo, Cerrillos. lot
. ana 4. section s. township u north
range east. santa Fe county.
Since the rush In passenger tFafiie
seven crews are n0w Running bctVee'
Albuquerque and winslow J. j. Fur
long who has been on the extra lH'
4 now a regular passenger conductor
and a Mr Hlll. who heret0f0re has
run between Gallup and Winslow ha
been transferred Ia Albuquerque. he .
have the extra passenger run from thl
city 10 wlnsl0w Wien me ev'ry-dl
; limited goes on Deceuibsr ~, there vi
probably be ano,hsr crew q DaassH1s
trainmen.
/ Or w. d Radcllnfe, the popular vi
J lage physician and surgeon n Bsle'
. came up 20 ihs metropolis thii morn
: lns on snraa special business ana -
turned a few hours later on he sopti
. bound freight train. The doctor stats
4 thai the neionites. especially The mer
hers % the popular "iieY-day" elll
- arc arranging % properly ceiebrate ~
o Christmas festivities and ~ cour'
y there VIII be- receptions, dances, .
: freshmsnts ana other thinEs ~ mai
people happy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
JUDGE THOMAS REBUKEs A JUROR.
HE TALKS TO A LAWYER AT A RoNDoUT
wOMANs TRIAL-sHE IS ACQUITTED.


The trial of Mrs. Julia Keefe the young wife Of
DIR. Christopher F. Keefe. OF Rondout and King
ston. for sending alleged improper letter and
picture to Mrs. Lille F. Parrish a young widow
of Rondout. through the mails. was concluded yes
terday before Judge Thomas in the United States
Circuit Court when Mrs Keefe acquitted
William D. Brinner. ex-Mayor Of Kingston who
stock as the angel of mercy. who may do many
good acts. but also does many wicked ones. and
in the effort to send Mrs Keefe 10 prison
fi.nsy evidence said he not showing much
charity mercy a frafl and wronged wife.
Referring to a question which the ninth juror
had asked Mr. Comstock while the witness
stand the juror unconscOusy admitted that the
lawyer right in explaining the Idea which
had suggested the interrogatory.
This is a most extraordinary situation, said
Judge Thomas. "A juryman has no right to indulge
in conversation with the lawyers while a case Is
still before him. I Will accept your this
time, but don't let it again.
The turyman, gray haired individual REDEEMED
up when he realized the error which he had com
mitted in speaking Mrs. Keefe's counsel
Judge Thomas charged the jury, which retired at
a little after 1 o'clock. He said that the letter
aside from the picture and the four lines at the
bottom repudated by the defence. improper
lvered. she commended she had violated the
statute upon which the indictment framed
The jury. after celebrating for three hours. rem
deTed verdict of not guilty. Mrs Keefe then
discharged and Mrs. Parrish and her daughters
returned on the first train TO Rondout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28

DETERMINED OPPOSITION FROM PROPERTY
OWNERS TO THE PROPOSED INVASION.
movement is foot construct trolley line
in the town OF Greenwich Conn. OF the several
towns New-YOrk the north shore OF Long
Island Sound which wealthy NEWCOMERS have
built up with handsome summer residences APP
parently in the towns Of Westminster County
along the Boston Post Road there will be strong
opposition by the men who have erected summer
homes and have spent large sums OF money for
public and private improvements. The Board OF
Trade Of Greenwich held a meeting Monday
night for the purpose of ascertainng the sentiment
of the residents and property owners in regard to
the proposed trolley. About seventy-hve persons
attended. II gathering representative of the
property owners of the village. Among those pres
ent W R. Fl. Martin OF the firm OF Rogers
2eet & Co. who owns home in Greenwich which
he occupies nine months in the year. The attend
ants the meeting almost unanimously of
the opinion that the interests Of the would be
best served by keeping the trolley out. a commit
tee appointed TO appear for those present IN
opposition TO the scheme.
Mr.. Martin, when by a Tribune reporter
yesterday said that If a trolley line built in
Greenwich his property would be for sale. he
got all he wanted OF trolleys IN New-York City.
He said that he had planned improvements costing
$4,000 on his place, but when he heard OF the
trolley project he paid the architect for the plans
and decided wait until the trolley question was
settled before proceeding with them.
Mr.. Martin speaking further said:
The people who pay the biggest taxes in Green
Wlch are persons VINO did not there in order 70
be in the midst of troleys, but in order get rid
of them. The average wealth OF the bulk of the
people living in the town is than $4,000 They
either own horses or have the means to command
an exclusive vehicle and don't for the trolley.
In Greenwich We have limited number OF saloons
and gambling places This state OF affairs
would the moment got q cheap lot of peO-
pie going there the trolley. The largest land
owning residents of the town know that If they are
going sell their property they have got TO offer.
what We have always had. freedom from trolleys
and all the accompanying nuisances.
1 think Greenwich furnishes larger number OF
patrons the railroad than any other place
OF Bridgeport. They are class of people who are
above the average IN wealth and the disposition 20
spend II. I suppose we have two new houses 70.
in any other place within one hundred miles OF
New-YOrk.
The town Of Greenwich practically, is the only
break in the chain Of trolley lines paraeling the
NewYOrk. New-Haven and Hartford Railroad be-
tween New-YOrk and New-Haven. Among those
owning handsome homes at Greenwich Is z. c.
Benedict, who built home the site OF the old
Americas Club OF Tweed fame. a few years ago. at
expense Of several hundred thousand dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-28
WE'RE TO GO TO-DAY.

HhERE To % IO-UA1.
playground al the home o Mrs Frank Louis Nugent,
Riverside DIVE and Eighty-eigtth-st-, II a. m.
Lecture BY D.. Car Lumholtz sherry's Fifth-ave-
and Forty fourtf-st p N. Subject: The SYM
boasa OF the Euichol Indians"
oiss Concert the auspices OF the Empire
STATE Society q The United States Daughters of 1872
& me TosCE Mems Christian Association Hall. No
rs West E-<ty-seventh- ?. n
Meeting q the Eclectic Club Delon:co's - o'clock
Astur Gallery Il the Waidorf-AstoTa. Is D
College under the direction Of Ms John I Northrop
Ladies Christian Union PRAYER n the chapel Of
Broadway Tabernacle. Six-h-ave. and Thirty
Tourist i a. Al women welcome
F.s lectures al p william Lloyd Garrison" by
Ernest Z Crosby. the Young Mems Christian As
socEftor Han. No. West Cn--huadred- and twenty
Hfth-sr Arts of Ldfe-Culture by Dr. Spencer
-rotte- in the Young Mems Christian Association
Eau - East Tv'enry--third-st-. and The Three
Forms Matter n Relation 70 Heat by PROFESSOR
r. Narcror IN me great hall Of Cooper lnstl-
tute ERHth-st. ard Thrc-zve-
TEMPERANCE UDi0-. AZ the home q Mrs Laura A
Goodwin N. 246 West Thirry-seventil-st. 2:3O p m
Annual meeting -ile ores Home Mission Society IN
rHe Fi+-h avenue Baptist Church No , West Forty-
sixth-st. ESQ p n Address by the Rev X :
Macarthur
lecture On The Ineiciency Of Vegerari2ntsn by Bolton
E5,- le4-~z -ra vegetarian Society % New-YOrk
Annual meeting u Wonan's Home and Foreign Mis-
rira- S0rie If me Presbytery z BROOKLYN. in the
rh-e0r Avenue Presbyterian church, al Willoughby-
ave brooklyn. 10 a. and : p m
Meeting 70 ne-er- organization q TIE National Legs
lstve League the Park Avenue Hotel. . ?. m