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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
GOLDEN.

From the Optic.
jefferson Reynolds Of Las Vegas, re-
Gently shipped tve tons Of ore from his
mines. on the west fork OF Hanover,
down In Grant county
Col. Marcus Brunswick has gone
down 10 Water canyon. SocOrrO county.
10 inquire iuto the reported rich strike In
the Buckeye" mine.
Jacob Gross. OF thu htm OF Gross,
Blackwell q Co, psoprieIOrs Of one OF
the largest business concerns In the
southwest. came In from 81. Louis. on
one OF his occasional trips out here.
Geo. ". Ward, steward at the asylum,
Is at home from az enjoyable visit 10
the old Kentucky homestead. he had an
exceptionally due time, but IL glad &c
geI back TO the land Of sunshine and
flowers.
J. X. aud J. N. Guthrie, the former q
grocer aud the latter u stenographeT and
oook-keepeF, are here from Muncie, Ind,
in search Of the health they will and II
they remain here long enough aud get
out Ia the sunshine.
Col George n. Hutchinson has sold q
piece OF property on lower Grand avenue.
belonging TO John Richardson, who
owns the former Pace corner. to Joseph
Bleyins AID wife, OF Iowa, be q railroad
engineer, for a consideration Of $3.50.
Mrs. Mary A. Pepper, mother Of Mrs.
N. j. Hunter. breathed her last at the
residence Of her son, g. d. Covert. at the
age Of sixty sight years. Deceased had
been In declining health for the past
nine years. Her home was at Leaven-
worth, Kansas. but she came here from
Canyon City. Colo, last June. Mrs. Pep
per had lest her husband and brother In
the past six monthe. bat her mother still
survives at the advanced age OF eighty
nine years. fhs funeral took place from
the Covert residence, Rev, Norman Bkin.
neF attending.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
EOTHS FROM GOLDEN.
Preparations Being Made to work SEINE
Good Claims.

Coed Claims,
Special Correspondence.
Golden. N. A., Jan. l6-R. P. Burgan.
banker aud stakeholder In several mines
fs m Carnegie, Penn, passed through
Golden 10 San Pedro 60 day.
Thomas r. Sullivan, general manager
OF the Industrial Placer Mining COM
pany, went yesterday to Albuquerque on
business CONNECTED with the company.
The old Reliabis Mining company who
have mining deed for all the mining
Interest Of .he Pat Cullen group OF
mines, intend 10 start Operating the
mines POGO prOnto.
The Monte CristO Mining company
started their machinery yesterday, aud
everything IL running very satisfactory.
Az the weather Is warm thu company
will keep the machinery running for
some time
Operations on the Gypsy Queen min.
log l0ies situated on the west slope Of
the Ortiz Mine grant, are iA full blast
aud the new manager will push the
work ~ fast as powder aud drills can do
II. TO open the ore BODY which lies few
feet from this end OF the driiS.
GOLDEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
TemIs nrss. uaasr Arrssl.

This morning. Deputy United States
Marshal Sheridan arrested Frank and
LeOnello TOmel, on this charge OF taxing
letters from the pOst0ifiee belonging 10
eomplalna was sworn 70 by Rrrooll
Tomsi. 4 gardener residing Ia tns old
and open his letters, while kfreoli, who
claims no relationship whatever with
Frank and Leonell0 f0mel, states that
he gave no Que authority 10 receive and
open his letters, The parties interested
IN tbs case Afe from Italy. but from en-.
ilreiy distinct and ssperate PROVINCES.
The care Is being heard before Ualted
States Commissioner Whiting At the
court house this afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
raE ALnUoUERoUE eUAHDs.
Fine Drnl last night -Ansthsr Daaes
NeAs Friday Night


heA' Friday h;Ent
The Guards turned out In large mum.
bers last night. and went through An ex.
Cellent drill under Captain ChambsFlin.
The boys were put through thu bayonet
dFill. which was much enjoyed aud eXs.
cu.ed very satisfactory.
After drill q business meeting OF the
civic organic Bti0n was held. Several
new members were taken In ana Il was
decided " give an extra dance this
month, which will occur next Friday
evening, January 20. The Guards dancss
are becoming very popular, and no doubt
gll active and associate members will BE-
glad 20 hear Of the extra dance. ID II
expected that q large crowd will turn
cut
The dance will be preceded By basket
ball game. which everyone enjoys sselng.
There will be no drill that evening and
the basket ball "a ne will start sarly, 20
IA not 10 delay dancing. All active aud
associate members aud lady friends will
please take notice OF the above al tiF.
next Friday night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
ormkR NOTES.

X. l., Densmore has been able 10 be
about the streets the lAat two or three
days,
Mrs. C. n. Frost hss been laid no with
badly sprained arm. the result OF fall
few days ago.
Mrs. Mart Graflus has bsen very IN
this week. II was feared that she would
die on Wednesday but al this writing she
Ia much improved.
c. N. Cotton and I'D. Hart have spent
the past ten days at tbs Hubbell home At
tianAd6, and returned In good spirits
after their little vacation.
j, Z. LaniE left on Tuesday morning for
San Francisco and Oregon Tie WA
pretty we'll recovered from hia sicEuasa.
lie stopped over couple OF days at Flag
stan
The town nnances are In exoellen,
condition. Tue board will be enabled ~
pay on all Indebtedness and 70 put into
tho sinking fund the annual proportion.
leaving handsome balance In the treas
ury.
Jerry Nolan. an old timer OF the city.
died on Tuesday morning last at the
rooms OF Mrs. Benson, where he had been
taken Tor nursing. he has OF late years
lived q preearious life. doing small JOB
here and there, and has been In bad
health for q long time. Ne was burie d
on "Wednesday morning, his remains be
ing followed 30 the grave by q few old
friends. Nothing IA known ~ 10 his rel
Aliyes.
The bank Of Gallup died a b0FninR this
week. There will be- no brown stORe
front with plata glass, no Interior Of
modern convenience and beauty, no
place where the impecuniOus citizen can
90 with his little story OF hAFdnpness and
get the cold hand. no institution OF
financial power 10 help the old town
along, Mr. Widemeyer IL afraid there
Il not enough OF banking 1eld here 10
Justify him Ia going ahead. when such
an institution will be secured Ia prob.
lematicAl MI. Widemeyer will, how.
ey0T, remain here and engage Ia some
business where his capital may be- put
70 use IN building up the town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20

I, was a late hour whpn the party come
back " the limits Of the eity. TIE parry
consisted Of Misses Wlnehscts, aatui.
Houghton, Tierney, Minirya. r. n,
Brooks. Herrots. Bssfrup aud kliaa fa
aett; Nssefs Hayden. Wincheeks, A. q,
Holman. Mcklvaine, 0us bel, nng hes,
tlukt, kunE, Rodgc, and Gibb GAtlln and
, tnaiiil0 aud Glen BsaFrup. Mfe. 0gt
lin aud Mrs. Tterney ChaperOned the lily
perty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20

Albuquerque Auction Co. 10 LOwen.
thai Y Meyers, warranty deed 10 i0t IA.
block y, Homestead Garden Spot addi .
ton; consideration, ESQ.
George A. kaseman 10 William n
Hahn, " ,TTanty deed 90 lOls 40. Ill, 1l2
ii3, ia aud ito. block ., r. ATmiiO 4
BTOs' addition consideration, $500.
Benigna dc Montana % fil0menb Mon
tAna. warranty deed 20 land In Los Kan.
chos De Albuquerque; consideration, t70
q. y. Murphy and wife 10 Lorenzo
Grad, warranty deed 10 % feet OF land
on Copper avenue; confederation, 81 900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
al arsrIaaI OeearIeaes.

whitney Go. gave the community q
chance 70 observe one Of their almost
daily deals IN the line OF implements
and hardware yesterday, when lhe am-
pl0yea received aud distributed OVeT the
southwest carload OF steel pl0Wa, and
nearly hAls = ton OF bATbed wire. This.
10 addition 10 the multitude OF other
goods that are brought In amt sent out
every day, speaks we'll lOT the house, the
country aud tbs timee, when such bus.
inass constantly increases and extends
its territory and usefulness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Halfa Dozsh New Companies File Ine0r-
poTaiiOn Papers.

Half 4 Dozen New Companies File Ine0r-
poraiIOn Papers.
The Silver Valley Water Works com.
psny have liled incorporation papers at
the ofilce OF Secretary Wallace. The
capital Of the company "a 100000 and
Ia object Is 10 construct water works In
Grant county. Its headquarters are nj
silver City. The directors are Rdwin b.
Foster, Westerly, Rhode Island; Anthony
H. Nlchol aud william Y. LorenE. Sill
YER City. The Incorporation fee paid was
s46.
The Moreno Mining company notified
Secretary Wallace that it, principal place
OF basinoss will BE- at Springer and Hugo
seaberg its local agent.
The Ration Fuel company died incOr
pOFatiOn papers yesterday. The capital
Ia 10000. The principal place OF busI-
ness Ia at Ration The directors are John
l.. Lamb, Charles Y. Lamb and Arthur
g. Shaw, all Of Ration. Incorporation fee,
ss5.
The Santa Rita Mining company filed
Incorporation papers Tuesday Afternoon.
The company was incorporated Ia New
Jersey. Its capital ia 5000, coo. and
principal place OF business at Jersey
City. II appoints William II. Burrags
its local agent aud santa Rita ~ its
New Mexico headquarters The directors
are Charles n. Ring, John ]. Mulyaney,
Al McMahOn. Jersey City, n. J. The
stock Is valued at t2b per share. The
Incorporation iees amounted TO tg7O.
The Navajo Mining company Tuesday
afternoon died incorporation papers. Its
capital stock Is t2OOO.OOO. and It's prin-
cipal place Of business Portland. Ne. Its
local agent Is Joseph A CoFsm, and
Bland IL designated ~ his headquarters
In New Mexico. The incoFpOrators are
o. X. Weller, president; Herbert ". IVES.
son, treasurer. Larkin T. Trull. Chester
d. Coram. william j Freeman The 10.
corporation tees amounted TO eI2O.
The Orion Mining company yesterday
notified Secretary Wallace that II has In
creased Its capital stock from $4,000 10
100000 and that AlyA ". clifford has
been appointed Ia local agent with Jar.
lila ~ his headquarters. The directors
are AlVa ". Clifford. Thomas O'Keeie
aud James II. White. and lie principal
place Of business ri PAsO, Texas.
BIDS OPENED.
On Tuesday bids weTe opened at the
Santa Ne goVeEnnsnt Indian school for
the building and material OF an addition
to the dormitOEy Of the school. The con-
tract for the masonry was awarded 10
Anton windsor for about tl,4O0; for the
lumber. 10 Charles W. DudrOw for about
800 and the work Of timing 10 ". A.
Mckenzie for about 800.
ADULTERY PRISONERS.
Deputy United States Marshal y. W.
Hall, Of Albuquerque, has returned 10
Santa Re from Canjllon, Rio ArFiba
county, He brought with him Maria
Benigna ArehuletA and Incarnation
0haves. accused Of adultery, They were
lodged In the santa Ne county jail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
oppinr wood. HounR LopeE WA much

ehopping wood. Young LopeE WA much
surp,isei 70 be arrested. but csme will.
inRly 70 thia city. lis father, jaan Jose
Lopez q wealthy ranch and sheep owasr,
who bad arrived here. took his son hon
With him this forenoon Ne Lag'z , I
the deputy sheriff = haadsons iewsid
for capturing yeunE l.opef New Next.
Gan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
superintendent vlsts aolss Away

A. II. Viets, superintendent OF the
government ludlan school Ia this city.
will fellnqulsh bic duties at the school
% N and will with Mrs. Vets remove
from Santa Fe Ne. vle,a' successor. who
hiss not JET been OflcIally Announced, IL
expected here merit week. NJ. and Mrs.
vlsis have many friends In this city, who
will regret very much 70 see them leave,
aud who wish them abundant suoctss
and prosperity wherever they may do.
eide 10 reside In the future.-New Mex.
lean.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
a FINE BETTING.
supreme Secretary Of FrAtsFRAl Union Is
arantaa IN HaeomIna Manner


supreme Secretary Of FrAssFRAl Union Is
Greeted Ia Becoming Manner.
The open meeting OF the local lodge Of
the FratsTnal Union OF America last
night, At which time an Official visit was
made BY supreme Secretary John N.
Handley, OF Denver, was u complete sue.
cess Ia every particular. The lodge O6i
GERS prepared and presented mica must.
cal program, In which Miss Nellie Tay-
lOr. on the plano; Mrs KnightliBger. IN .
soprano solo. the Misses Harris, Ia q vic
TN duet, aud the Apollo Quartet, AsssFs
keltlet0n, Allen, Bnllara and Newton,
charmed the auiienee with their seleo.
lions. Prof. III MaurO. on his enchanted
instrument, accompanied By Mias Ralla-
dino. gave One OF his inimitable numbers.
which was. OF course. FIRST class.
Knights Of Pyihias hall was Oiled with
members and thelr guesie, aud when
fraternai Master W. II, Long introduced
Col. Aandiey, they we're eager 10 hear all
the good aud pleasing things he had
ready Tor them, aud they enjoyed IL. lie
told all about the union and did Il 20
we'll that everybody present who were
not already members scrambled lOr a DO
tltiOn, with the result that nearly atty
we're Ia the hands Of the secretary when
the meeting broke up.
Frank Strong had q few words 70 SAY
and kls efforts were extremely successful
Ia convincing thoes present that they
were not 10 TO date unless members N
the union.
After all WAS over a due banquet was
served that received full justice.
Mr. Handley went 10 M PAaO last
night, He will meet wish the lodge
there O.night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
HUXLEY OAN HAVE
New MsEloo Superintendent Aay suoossd
Chas. Dyer

w W"NFNV HuV0FInNannont ny Huo0Hau
Chaa, Dyer.
The election OF a successor 70 MF.
Charles Dyer a. superintendent OF the
western division OF the santa Re has not
yet been made. Il will probably b sew
eFal days beiOTe the matter will BE-
settled.
Il il conceded that supsrIr ..Etent j.
X, Hurley, Of the New aeHlcO and Rio
dFande divisions, can have the place II
he wants u. The western division ls ia
point OF importance second 10 the Chioa.
so division, and under Mr.. Dyer II has
paid better than any other division OF the
road. The appointment OF successor 10
Mr.. Dyer will probably result ia a fe-
arrangement 10 some extsnt OF The a..
vision heads OF the Santa W.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20

Lewis MofFlsoa's mOsl chsTmlnR DFO-
duclion, Faust" presented By q com-
pany OF unusual excellence. Will be seen
In this city In few days OF Faust"
much might be written, but Ons
cannot attempt 10 review II ia a short
article, IL beauty, power and greatness
being known from end 10 end % this
broad land To grasp its full lntekt one
must witness iis enactment AZ every 0p-
pOgtanity, Tor II 10 a study Of humanity
and teaches Lesson Of deep slgninoAnOe.
This being ~ farewell tour, Il should
and undoubtedly will be greeted By q
crowded house hers. The electrical Of.
fecls will be- positively produced ~ Ad-
VeFtised, ~ the company carries tWe
large, eompleie storage batteries.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20

Krrooli Tomel was up before Juttioe
CFolloi. yesterday and placed under $500
bonds ~ keep the peaco toward Frank
aud LenneliO TOmei A few days ago
kFFcOlll had the Tenet boys arrested f0F
resolving And opening his lKrrcOli) let
ters. and swore 10 DO the brothers bodily
harm. The latter consulted with friends
and thought u advisable 10 put KrFe0li
under peaoe bonds.
Last Night. according 10 previous An.
n0uncement, Edward A. Hale aud Miss
kthel JeNne we're united In m6TTlage.
To these popular yOung people THE
CITIZEN extends congratulations and
Wish them happy married tie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
oENTaAL sonooL nuILpINa.
The Commits MssS aud Hear ArGumsat
From Arohitscts.

The Oommitts Meet and Hear Arguments
From Arohitsots.
Last night the building COMMITTEES OF
the board OF education met 10 examine
plans and specifications for q central
high school building. President Hop.
klna. Trustees Rankin, D0dd. Keen aud
B0wden, with KID. L. MedleF, Jr.. ~
elenogTapheF, we're present. n, h. CTisty,
II d. Johnson, Geo. p. Hill. h. q. Bal.
comb, Nc. BransOn and Mr.. Mo
Donald. architects. were present with
thelF plans and specifications Tor
such q building, and each Of
these gentlemen we're called upon
70 explain 10 the committee the merits
and advantages Of their plans and specl-
iieali0ns a. submitted. The committee
then adjourned 10 meet again this even.
ing, when thu plans will have been thor.
0uRhly examined. aud some action de-
tefmined upon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
Canning Rastarr f.r san n.rol.l

AZ q citizens meeting held at San
Marclal Il was resolved 10 organize and
incorporate citizens stock company
with s2,cO0 capital 70 erect q canning
factory this year At San MArelal. -Four
tsen sores under irrigation have already
been donated for that purpose by a
public spirited citizen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20

iseiian mountains "a lie Decorated.
ltaly's mountains are In fair way Of
being decorated, should one Of the ideas
now entertained Of commemoratlng
the holy year" Of 1900 be carried out
II IL the intention Of a special commit
tee just formed 10 erect 10 statues. one
for each century since the birth Of
Christ, ON high mountain peaks la dit
ferent parts Of the peninsula. The
statues will all be colossal figures OF the
redeemed, "a gilded cast iron. 10 be A.
Eliminated al night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
runaway Roy Foaaa =.

Deputy sheriff Hubsr returned lAst
evening from Bland with le,year- old
Juan Jose Lopez, who ran SWAY from his
home In CaneiOs county. Colo. HubeF
tracked Lopez 10 Cola canyon, where
the boy had secured employment At
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20

A Jolly party OF young boys and girls
had q regular Old-tlme hay ride last
night. After drlvlnR through one OF the
principal streets. they went 10 the mesa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20
GALLUP LODGES.
retaliation OF new Offiesrs-Bank
Failed 70 MaisTlalize.

Prom the Cleaner
The members % Lebanon lodge. A.
y. a A. N. held their regular meeting
on Monday evening last and slected and
Installed their Offices for the ensuing
year, There was a good attendance and
pleasant session was enjoyed. The fol-
l9wing members OF the craft we're
elected to otii5e: w. A., X. l.. Harlow
.. w., u. Q Russell; ). w., 3. Frost
Treasurer, Jas, Bowie; Appointed officers;
s. d., T. j. McAllister; j. d., w. r.
Lynohi :. g., l.. l.. Ohlin; j. 4. Il, "A,
kdmondson; T., John Casson.
The members Of Pln0n Camp met h,
the Odd Fellows hall for the purpose Of
Installing their officers TO control the Of
fairs OF the local MOOdmen OF the World
10 this year. The brethren gathered In
goods numbers s6f the work. z. q. O.,
n. Patterson wan the Installing officer
aud was assisted by ". +. Henderson In
the installation OF the following: q. c.,
Z. A. Simpkin; A. t., Kills Ntnders; 3 =,
N. A. kTeaIneT; r., Z. "a. Trimble; /. ~,
". Cunningham: g.. l.. Esckman; NJ, W.
.. Emery, The Lodge reports show q
healthy condition OF affairs aud tho camp
IL looking for year OF growth.
The Pythlau fraternity enjoyed itself
hugely 81 lts meeting last week. when Il
introduced Dr. Roberts 10 la goat and
also installed officers The following
Knights are 10 have charge OF the Affairs
VI Gallup lodge in the present term; g
O., A. y. Stone; V. O., ]. KunE; prslate
". SHOW; X. OF X. g., j. 1. Simpson; a.
w., JAS. n. Maloney; N. OF X, A. b. Ries:
". OF r., W I. Henderson,; ~. A., n.
Brown; |. g., II. Shaid; o. a., I. A. War.
ing. After the installation OF officers the
brethren adjourned TO the Opera House
restaurant, where hne banquet had
been spread, which received full justice
At the hands OF the brethren. Over the
HayRnRs the hours pasaed In social chat
until midnight, and another score was
added TO tbs long list OF Pythlan social
successes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20

Tickets Cor the Passion Play" here
next week, ara now on sale u the drug
store Of ,. Rupps.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20


The Oceanic steamship cOmpnny'E
mail steamer Alameda has completed
her siXtieth round trip 90 Australia.
Before going on the Australian run the
Alameda made rs round trips 10 Homo
lulu. In all her jourueyings from the
time she left the Cramps yard at Phil
adelphia the Alameda has run over
100000 miles, and during the 10 years
u took her 10 cover that distance she
was not stopped az sea ton hours, all
told, for repairs. She has never been
late, but frequently ahead Of time, and
there has never been an occasion when
her mail failed 10 go overland on SEIZED
ule time, This IN record that very few
steamers afioat can approach, and Is a
great feather la the cap Of American
ship builders on the ships crew that
left Philadelphia In the Alameda, only
one remains he Ia a. u. Little, the
chief engineer, aud he says the vessel Ia
a. good to-day as when she came around
the Horn Ia the record breaking run ~
- dhys.-san Francisco Call.
About February 10, Captain william
Dunbar, the Chiliil sheep raiser, Will Do
united In marriage 10 Mas kleofa Raj.
donna, ons Of the pretty senOritas OF that
town. The captain "a nov In ths city With
his friend, William Mcintosh. arranging
Tor the forthcoming marriage. TME
CITIZEN, In advance, extends oongTatula.
lions
J P. 9oodlAndeE. the popular drug
tourist from Bt, Louis, who enjoyed hls
holidays chasing lololes IN PhlladTlp hla,
Il now on bis regular trip 70 the south.
west. He reached Albaquegqus last
night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20

Mr. and Mfs. ]. A. CLARK aFs mourning
she loss Of their infant sou. Who closed
hia eyes la eternal sleep yesterday morn.
Ing. Mrs. Clark. nee Miss Nellie km0Fy,
has the sympathy OF her many friends
n. X BehFen an invalid from Pres
ton. Iowa, who has been hsre about 4
month, died last night la his room on
BOuth Second street He was "a years Of
age. His femAlna have 0een embAlmed,
and his father telegTAphed. The parent
Ia expected here 20 night, aud UPON his
arrival the 1nal disposition Of the 70.
mains will be decided upon. Il Ia prob.
able that they will BE- shipped n Iowa
for burial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20


There were iOrty-eix ladies present yes-
tsFday afternoon a. tbs meeting Of the
Ladiea' Aid society al thu residence Of
WIN. FaFr. Light refreshments we're
served BY MFs. Farr. Tbs aid society 10
doing good work Ia relieving the wants
Of the destitute In this city
Associate justice OF the territorial "a
pTeme court, Judge j. w. Crumpaeker.
cams IN from Santa ~ last night. aud
will remain here 10 attend 10 some legal
matters until Monday next, when be will
return 20 this capital
VIC. MeehaD, formerly contested with
tho local railway Offices, nov registering
II the Hotel Highland from Los Angeles.
Ia In the city 70 enjoy q lev days with
hip Old friends. He arrived from the west
last night.
Charles Harding, Tor years . we'll.
known citizen OF 6allup. died Ia that
town the 0thef day, Hts funeral vas 81
tended BY large number Ut old irioasls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-01-20

Deputy United States Marshal Y. W.
Hall, Of Albuquerque, has returned 10
Santa Re from Canillon, Rio ArribA
county, He brought with him Maria
Benigna ArchuletA and RncarnAelon
Chaves. accused OF adultery. They were
lodged In the santa Re county jail.