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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
SPECIAL SESSION.
The City Council Met and Trans
acted Considerable Business.
PAID FIREMAN APPOINTED,

a special session of the oity council
was held last night Tor ths purposs OF
taAlnH W nrs department matters and
.nlung vAOanciss in the viadaet siection
buard.
Aoting Mayor Leonard presided. with
ell members present. except Mayor
Marion nnd Alderman Burkhart.
Tbs special COMMITTEES. to lnyostiEats
and report upon Tue nsW paid frs do.
partmcnt. submitted lengthy report
The committee states that tue No .
hose h0uHr. ia sauth Aibuqucrgua,
could bg bought for tage. and RECON-
mvnded changes and repairs 40 rKhlD-
itci 60 cost tlss. with go more fot
moving ine building from the railway
shops 90 tug central headquarters
Alderman siaystvr moved. seconded
by Alderman Hopping. that the report
OF tue special committee as read be
accepted. and that the ore committee.
with Alderman Rogers haye complete
charge 0t moving the building and
making ali necessary repairs
The fre committee was authorized TO
purchase all needed are supplira.
horses ANA harness FOR the new paid
nre department, the HORSES 20 weigh at
least i.20U pounds. and not - oost over
t3VO Zoe The team.
Eugene Sutherland. well known
hrsman who recently took up his resi-
donoc here, Was appointed 20 the POSI-
tlon Of paid fireman az a salary OF So
per month. The appointment was
made by Acting Mayor Leonard up0n
the recommendation Of the ffo COM
mittee
The following membegs OF the old
volunteer IRE department offered their
services Ia the new department. a. a.
johnson. Prank Quier. Harry Russell.
Charles Quier. Orrie smith. Edward
Hale. George Lugton. A. L. Russell.
TOncy Oru4. Percy Mctac. Roy Me
Donald. " - Moore. James Cosgroye.
Charles Whiting. W. n. Cobb aud
Charles Chadwick
After the reading OF the above names
Il was announced that four vacancies
In the new IRE department ars set To-
be Allied.
The council then revised and appoint.
ed the following judges aud clerks Tor
The vladuct election after which the
council adjourned.
First Ward--,J Judges A. A. Keen.
John Thirion. H. ., Buckiin. Clerks
Fred Marshall aud e. q. Perkins
Second Ward--Judgea. | ~ B0rhsr.
u. u. 0roenloaf. doe Anders. Clerks
George Hopping and Percy Anthony.
Third Mard--JudEes. ~ n. Stevens
Il, W. seeloyer. H. O'DonnslL Clerks
Percy HaWley and Roland stevens
Fourth Ward-Judges. a. n. Tilton
E. W. Spencer. II. Il. Yswel Cisrks
J. l.. Armiio and ]. u. Albright
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
rur rIHE rorRSAMESr.
tiusens Hespond LibeTaily aud snee.s,
Assured for July 3, 4 ands

Citisens Hespond Llbsraiiy snd suee.s.
Assured for July 3, ands.
The convention Of New Mexico fire.
men and the tournament 20 take place
in tho capital city July .. ami 8. IL
an assured success. The committee Ia
charge has worked earnestly together
during the pact few days and the list
of subscriptions exhibited at the New
Mexican Office al noon to-day By John
" Conway shows that there has been
"A very generous response. Major Fred
Muller In chairman Of the committee
On arrangements and It's treasurer A.
the funds are collected they are turned
over % Mai. Muller. who ia keeping an
accurate report OF all expenditures
with the end In view % printing a a
nanclal statement at the conclusion OF
the festivities. The official program Is
now being made up and will b. given
90 the public in few days Last
nights malls carried the autographs
posters 10 an towns ln the territory ana
the committee In charge has aasuran-
ces that the low excursion rates % one
fare for the round trip viii bring here
a great crowd ~ slRhtseers and visitors
both over the Santa Re route and the
J y. a r. o An features Of the Krau1
/ parade are being taken hold ~ by the
Santa Feana with a vim. and % is con.
ceded that one of the pretiiest. as II
is novelty here, Will b. the feature
OF the flower section in the procession
Orders for special flowers have al.
ready been sent 10 Los Angeles anc
Denver. but many carriages viii b,
decorated with home grown nowou
ana wild nowsrs which are 20 abund
ant IN the nelEhboring foothills -Nsu
Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
rALKISo roR saw MEHICo.
some Mighty Good words from Dr. John
raschsr.


Taschsr.
A shor, time ago Dr. John Tasoher.
with hls es,imable wife and daughter.
left the city TO 1nloy few weeks
among Chicago relatives and friends.
White a. Chicago the doctor left for
Washington. ana while On the national
capital was interviewed az follows BY
"a representative of the Washington
post
"Conaumptlvcs who 80 20 New MeKl-
oo should make Il their business 10 get
we'll. said Dr John Taacher. of Albu-
querque. az the 81 James. They should
have enough money to keep them from
worrying TRcy should 40 there for the
rest and not Tor sight seeing. Above
all else. they should dinahuae their
minds % the idea that they viii get
well in "A month or three months or ak
months. II takes a great deaf longer
than that They should be- free from
bother. This they cannot be n they
~.e booking for employment There
are twenty applicants for every sob
that is vacant. Then again, sick peo-
pie DO not want work They should be
free % use reserve strength In casting
OF the disease. New Mexico will bs
the greatest health resort In the world
II has the best advantaEea The cii-
mate 10 the best Ia the world. We have
more mineral springs s-containinE dit.
ferent healthful propertios-than amp
other place known in any part OF tbs
! civilized world. none excepted. l have
visited all Of the famous health resorts
and know that none OF them has thu
advantages possessed BY New Mexico"
Five years ago Or. TaAcher was .
practiclns phyaician IN Chicago. He
contracted consumption. He went 81
New Mexico. For the nrst two years
ans hair he dtd not get better. Ha
lost in weight and in general health
he remained there. however. a. he
says. % get better. To-day he IL ro-
bust He weighs more than he ever did
before Ia his NE. fle has had no trace
Il the disease for over a year. He
vent back 10 his old home ana sur.
prlsod his friends by his altered ap-
pearancc They expected 20 attend bis
funeral Instead. IL appearances are 10
be relied upon he viii outnys his old
/ ffienda
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
,TARrLING CURES.
fhe Record Made NJ the Fort HaAHrd ~ani.
tartum " MHrvc itnus.


At Fort Bayard the government sani.
tarlum Tor those % "a, army suffering
from consumption. there are az pres
cnt 20 patients Or Appel. the chief
physician ln charge. states that the re-
sul.s of the climatic cure OF this al
selsr as shown by the records Of HIS
institution are little short of marve-
lous. 4 dozen cases of inclplent con-
sumption have been completely cured
since the sanltarlum WAS established
nearly a year ago, and In the govern
ment report on the aanitarlum, which
viii be made in a few months. he prom
i8os some statistics which VIII startls
the medical world
with the publication OF Dr. Appell'r
report Co the government the cllmat,
~ New Mexico viii receive such an adj
yertisement as % has never had before
Moreover. It VIII carry with - IN,
weight % authority 81 viii bear an,
stamp and seal % M, United states
which insures accuracy ana fairness 10
It's statistics
There are rumors ~ Tho establish
mont of a large snnitarium by east
ern capital in the immediate yicinit,
| of the post
Private Myron H. Hall battery y
Second artillery. Fort Monroe. Va. vii
! be- sent 20 the general hospital. For
Bayard n M for medical treatment
Charles Wiihurn vas !hot and kiilo.
at Hope, in Eddy county ola sunday
The shooting was done. q is alleged
by the Miller brothers and the Foste
brothers The Miller brothers charge
Charles Mtlburn VITA stealing year
lings and this started the trouble Tn
man who was killed was unarmei Tn
alleged murderers have not yet beel
captured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

From the Chiehain

From the Chieiialn.
Judge Leiands health is not 90 sood
az present aS Il was a short time ago
Two carloads of brick we're shipped
from the nre clay works yesterday
Captain and Mrs n Cooncy and son
Charles lefi Monday morning f0r Cal
ifornia, where they viii spend six or
eight weeks slEht seeing
Prof . v. iundewlck has eight men
az work sinking e 600 foot shaft ia IN.
t.adrone mountains Cross cE,s Will
be run on bodies Of ore known 10 exist
Judge Leland yesterday granted a
divorce % Jnlia Davis froE George y
Davis. The suit was brought on the
ground or Abandonment and tho plain
TIT was allowed 10 resume her maiden
name of sullivan
A. a. Hilton. Of san Ant0niA. has
leased the jim Luera interest Ia the
Carthage coal mines and will now Inn
prove the condition of the property and
see that none but the best quality 0f
coal leaves the mines
r.. A. Clemens came into town the
nrst % the week from his ranch .,
miles southwest % Magdslsna Mr
Clemens stated that IN the last nine
mo this he has shipped 1000 head Of
horses from 8OcOrro county 10 ths mid.
die states
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

From Doua Ana County Republican.
J, 4. DE Aisr left Monday night for
an eastern trip and expects 10 bs gone
AZ least a month.
The ore shipments from Organ mines
to the El PaHo smeiter have been
steadily Increasing the past month,
A. the school election Monday \. Mo,
reno. Jose LucorO and Louis Valdea
were elected ~ a board for the ensuing
term.
The money necessar'; 20 meet the
Morrill, fund deficiency has all been
collected. we are glad 20 say entirely
from citizens In this vicinity.
Mrs. Dounolly. with her two Iittls
boys and Allss Donnelly. left Wednes
day evening Tor san Diego. Cal. where
they will recuporats for several
months
Two new bodies o fore have been en-.
couBtered IN the Torpedo. one body ID
rich In lead and silver and the other
shows inner copper ore than has been
struck heretofore.
Attorney E. G. Wade has let the con.
tract for an attractive residence 20 b,
erected on his lots opposite the south
east corner OF Union Park, 90 y. II
iiasoom, tho building % be oomplstsl
by esptsiAbsr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
{. c. cLEvENoER DEAD.

An Old Territorial Typo Died In Los AD-
g"ies from Cancer of the Throat.
G. c. Clevenegr. who set type on
the old AlbuquerQue Journal yearp aEo
leaving here % tle-pass for southern
California, died IN Los Angeles the 9TH
or day Of cancer or the throat. lie
came 10 this city from Las VeEaa, and
the Optic. In speaking about his
death. says;
Mr. clevenger was at one time con-
nected with the Stock urower in thia
city. now merged with the Optic and
ne held positions on papers IN Santa
f'e ana Albuquerque IN this territory.
OF late years he he'd been doing odd
Jobs at the case IN Los Angeles. pull
Ing hard against the tide for liveli-
hood. lie has a wife and q daughter
"a the same California city, but they
had been separated from him for years.
! Charley Clovengcr was n good printer
and not tad man at heart May Il
be well with him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
GALLUr

From I1v Cleaner
Miss Gretchen Harris wlll return
next week 20 her old home IN Missouri
Alex Elsie has returned 60 his work
~ running an engine on the second
division. after a layot OF two months.
VIM. Everlti Is here from Iowa, un-
der contract with NJ ". Mills Co carry
the mail over one-half Of the Defiance
route for $50 per month.
The Colorado supply company VIII
shorty discontinue the shipping OF
dressed meat from omaha and will re-
open their slaughter house here.
WIN Buckley. driver of Coddington's
Defiance mail had runaway near the
tlaystacks on Monday. The tongue
was broken out of the wagon. hu' h
held onto the team and left the wagon
until the next day. coming In with
| stones wagon.
E q Moore. of Wilcox. Arizona. has
the beef contract for Fort Wingate.
tie was IN Gallup a few days ago. and
stated that the ~, Johns murdercrs
a1d stolen ten OF his horses from his
ranch near Wilcox. They are supposed
tn hc near Colorado or Utah
| Joe fhfft OF AthNNhe4NNs ~ "tif AZ
tending % the slaughterlng OF stock FOR
the Colorado Supply company Farr
brothers have taken The contract FOR
| the "oar.
Fidelity Lodge 40 10 held their regu-
lar scmi-annual election on Tuesday
ni~ht Henry Mack. ~ O.; W A.
Kramer. V, O.. Harry Stevens. secre-
tary. Alex. Bowie. treasurer The lodge
ls IN good shape and starts on tae
second term % the year with hrst-class
officers who will see that the lodge ls
kept up-to-dhte
on Monday scrgeants Ksrrlgsn and
Bailey. came 20 Gallup from Fort win.
gate and arrested Operator whitney
an enlisted man % the Ninth cavalry
an took him 10 Fort Wingate, whit
ney was charged with being absen
without leave. ana with taking a re-
volvcr ana money belonging to othei
parties. The revolver was disposed o
10 some party ia Gallup lie viii b.
court-martlaled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
KINGMAS
From lhe Mnha.e Nl-reI

From the Muhayr MIfer
Daniel Ronelll this week shipped a
carload 0f ore fro'- ais mine at Rio
vile 10 the Emeltcr
East Of KinEman among the big
pines OF the Wallapal mountains 10
the most picturesque spot for a SUM
mer resort IN Arizona,
II IL TumOred THAT the santa Fe Pa
cinc company Will soon commence the
erection OF commodi0us stone depot
az this place.
The town Of Chloride 81 fun of news
tothe effect that the well known Ten
nessce mine has been said and that the
purchasers are the stockholders form.
ing the Elkhart company
The loss sustained hy the kingman
p1atonice by the robbery of May "a II
given by Postmaster Gadiis as follows.
stamps and stamped paper Ui0.i4.
postal funds. go 30. money order tund,
fg067. key rsdTgiion ana key forfeit
uro funds. t23 20. total OF tss2.7i. -
far no clue has been found % the rob-
bsra
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
TO. rIsn,Inr lar IIsa


The division of forestry 10 In consult
tattou with three important railway
companies or a contemplated inn0ya-
uun La American railway methods.
These roads-the Atchison. T0psha .
santa BE. the Chicago. Aiilwankes a
st. Paul. aud The GAINESVILLE a Ohio.
afs considering raiHlng tie and pole
timber on q largs scale on hsir nou
non utiliasd right-of-way lAnda oth@r
large western roads are aleu- lntsress-
Cd.
This action 10 das chiefly 10 the fail
ing ot the natural supplY " this ma
teriai Ia all but the newer pOruons ~
the Jnited states. About one million
acres Vt timber ara consumed annually
~ railroads In buildings and repair
iug. and al the present rate Of Timber
depletion The Increased cost of suoh
material viii soon be a serious Factor
tn railroad eoonomy Tue santa BE
line has already done sumo experiment
tai planting aud the results have done
much To stimulate Interest This road
pla 'vd i.gs0 acres In catalpas fifteen
yeata ago. The total expense was tizs.
00o. but Il 10 estimated BY the railroad
officials that iu ten years more the
tract viii have produced t&.boQ,vue
worth Of poles, ties and posts.
HAVING become convinced Of the ne
ceaaity of growing theiF ONn timber.
the railroads naturally wish 70 taka
advantage ~ the assistance offered by
the government to tree planters which
consists of expert advice. Gnd OF the
Nofking plans for planting. based on
personal examination. The object Of
the government ia % domonAtrate the
value of tree plantations 20 land own
ere. especially thoss IN the treelosa res
ions OF ths Weat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
tmE IInE Al rnnr wINnArn.
Particulars of the Recent niaFs other Ia.
teresttne Items


nluewatcr. n NJ. June i2-Malor J.
s Van Dorcn who represents John ~.
Norton Of Los Angeles. owaer ~ the
Post Exchange building 40 Fort Win
gate recently destroyed by nre. gives
some particulars of that accident The
buildings were rented To the troops aud
used ns the cantcon. Thoy were valued
at about $4,000 and Insured f1r q. 600
The loss " the contents TO the troops
was $500. on which there was an In
surance OF $3.50. Major Van pDren
had several hundred dollars worth ~
furniture and personal effects stored
In the building. most % which we're
safely removed by the energy OF the
soldiers The IRE was started by the
explosion of an oil stove used Tor max
Ing coffee.
Another nre started IN the library
of the troops. from an Oh lamp. last
FRIDAY evening which but for the
quick action of the hose brigade would
have been a serious affair,
Daniel Eldrldge. uf ThureRu, who has
been nt the post hospital about three
months mendlng a broken leg. II able
20 walk about and is doing nicely.
McDaniels q Taylor the saw min
men. are building short road from
their mill 10 this section. TO haul In
Their lumber
Deputy sheriff Barolas. the wide
awake officer and merchant az san RS
fael reports the close Of n very sue
oc4Sful lambing and shcarlnR season
for the numerous millionaire sheen
owners ~ the town
Rev j. IT. Hoald. OF the Congrega-
tional church. formerly OF Nogales.
/ Arizona, has removed 20 San Rafael.
with his charming wife aud children,
and viii conduct a church IN the span.
ish language
n J. Haverkampf Tor several yeavs
Ia business at Jemez springs has open
"a up general store az san Rafael.
With a fresh stock OF goods. the prices
ana quality ot which ar up TO date.
Capt Shaw, q mining expert ~ Calf
fornia. has been res ing with the Hau-
ser Bros az their Pleasant cove
ranch. IN the zunl mountains
| A. n McD.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
scHooI ruSps AUTHORITARIAN.
Territorial school Superintendent A ApPor.
uons the pubiir school runds.

Aoffitoftnl huhnol superintendent AuRure
Uons the rubiir school Tuads.
II was the duty OF Hon NJ G Dc
Baca. superintendent of public inatruc.
tion on Monday 20 make the frst ap.
portionmcnt % public school funds de-
rived from the sale and lease of public
lands under the act ~ congress entit-
led AN act 20 make certain grants ~
land TO the Territory of New Mexico
and Tor other purposes. approved June
"a. 1888
The law requires the territorial treas
urcr 90 make quarterly reports % all
moneys applicable 20 the use and sup
port 90 the public schools aud shall
certify same 10 the superintendent OF
public instruction. which ofnciai. with
Ia 90 days thereafter shall make tho
apportionment thereof TO the various
counties according 10 the pro rata cnu-
moratiO1 % school children in each
county last returned by the county su-
pcrintendent Accordingly Mr De
Baca nuds that the total number OF
children VI school age IN New Mexico
Ia 52.620. and the amount he In called
upon 70 thus distribute is ia cents and
81 mills Tor each pupil Following are
the amounts placed to the credit OF
the several counties under this appor-
! a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

ing. for the cemetery fund was a suc-
cess from every point OF view ana all
those who had the management OF u
are correspondingly happy over the rs-
suits.
An unidentified Mexican boy. about
20 years OF aEe, was run over near
Cambray by freight train on the =.
Y. road last Thursday inEht. and both
legs we're practically amputated near
the body. The poor fellow died soon at.
ter he was placed on the train.
The old Presbyterian church building
was on Wednesday removed from the
corner ou which u has stood for 90
many years. 20 the lots owned BY the
Library association, just west of Clark
a Co.'S corner on fino street The
erection OF the church will be commcn-
cod at once, and pushed 70 rapid oom-
nlotiou
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

An accident with more or less ser
i1us results oycarrcd about noon EEi-
Gas morning az the corner OF Yankit
and Texas streets, where the new
schultz building is the course OK con
strucu0n. So, cral MeXicans were EN-
pioyei n carrying adobes from the
ground To the roof Thcy very careless.
ly piled large number 0f the bricks
this. added 90 their own weight, caused
the platform Co give way. preclpitatlng
mcu. ldobes ana bricks to the ground
distance of fourteen or sixteen feet
Jose jacques, had his loft leg broken
brsldrs sustaining severe scalI
wound ana bruises while Rosoo Mo.
hlcH Was badly confused and lacorat'
"a. SILVER City Independent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16
OYER rmE Dark RIvEM
Death of ,. l.. strata AZ Harvard. ni NJ
aAs q brother ~ W. z. strain.

Death of ,. l.. strata AZ Harvard, ni NJ
Nas brother 20 W. q. strain.
W. y strain. a well. known railroad
o. of this city hsg received copies Of
nswspspera published at Harvard. M.
swing account 0f ths recent death Of
his brother ). l.. Strain which occur
rcd a. Harvard The Independent. IA .
lengtfy obituary on hia death. saya
Mr. strain was q hustler IN business
life and was considered one Of the best
buyers that visited the Chicago whole
sale stores. he was a close student
10 the business and hts advantageous
buying and eaah dealing gave hia store
, vide reputation. iie conyersod AZ
readily IN German a. IN English and
could care Tor ae many people as two
Or three ordinary clerks socially he
waa very popular He never refused a
Gail for charity ana gave freely a. an
times re waB honeut and generous TO
fault n was pleasure 70 transact
business with anch a man. With al hts
kindly ways. Ar Strains personality
was str0nE and hlr with lnneH.ble
mo" with him was always mo" Hia
iudEmsni ags kssn and unsrIing Aaa
fr1Snd. ~ . nan. a. . oitlssn, n0thinG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16

from the Headlight
The order for the moving of the cus-
tom house from DcminE 20 Columbus
has been received by Collector Hudson.
The people VIII regret 20 learn that
Rev. Houston, OF the Presbyterian
church. viii soon resign his charge m
health 10 the cause
f,ev. Sanders. former Methodist
minister o. Dening. 4 the happy father
Of a baby boy. The little one first saw
the light Of day IN Albuquerque
The Baptist people are holding PRO-
tracted meetings IN the opera house.
Rev, Mlllicsn Of Ei Paao " occupying
the platform. ana IL delivering some
very eloquent and practical sermons
Ths supper given last Tussday even
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-06-16


drew a revolver and shot him. The
drst bullet struck Wilson IN the right
leg Just above the knee, causing him
10 fail. As he struck the ground the
brakeman fred the second shot which
struck the right shoulder and penetrat.
ed downward.
The injured man Il about 30 years of
aEe. single and lives IN Ration, where
he has married sister a Mrs Mitch
cil. iie was taken 20 the la Junta
hospital on a special train.
After the shooting Bailou disappeared.
The cause for Ballou's strange action
roems a mystery The train crew are
all positive that the man had not been
drinking and are az a loss to account
Tor his deed. Wilson has been with
the company number of years. having
entered the service as a fireman.