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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
TOWN or cERRlLLOS.
Hunters Return Laden With Came
Masons Elect New Officers.
SHORT LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

From ceni'los Register.
Juan Mcntoya has moved his shoe
shop Into the room occupied BY l.. G.
B0nhnm.
g. ". tIallett. OF the Garrett Mi>lns
company, Il looking after mining later
ests In the Sandals this week.
Nfs VIM O'oara. Of Las veeas.
sister OF Chas Closson. came IN and
win visit Mr. and Mrs. ClOason for two
or three weeks
George u. Bailey and Robert Clancy.
who have been doing Assessment work
on some promising prospects near Grow
mountain, are IN the city.
Frank snyder Of ~ paso. Texas.
passed through Cerriilos en- route 20
san Pedro. Mr.. Snyder IL an cxper-
fenced amciterman and has accepted
the foreinanshlp Of the new Hmelter.
Mrs. M. J. Condor and Mrs " n.
Royce. after an extended visit with
th,ir daughter and granddaughter Mrs.
q. W. kinseli. returned 10 their home
IN Hutchison. Kas
". a. Higgins. 81 Las Vegas. QUILTED
at kinseli Blossoms the FIRST OF the
week and started fof the sandla noun
tsins, where he win a, assessment work
on hts valuable claims L. that district.
1ne Ancient and Mystic order OF
"Ho Hos" viii give their Hrs, annual
ball az the Cerrillos opera house New
Years Eve. The bes of music has been
engaged for the occasion and no Pains
lot expense viii b. spared o. make Il
the social event Of the season. supper
viii b. served at the Ccrrillos hotel.
pr Rhodes and wife. OF Piainnoid,
Wis. passed through town on route TO
Golden, where they viii make long
visit 20 W. $ Ellsworth. superintendent
OF the Baird Mining company Mrs.
Rishworth Is a relative Of Dr. Rhodes.
who Is visiting New Mexico IN search
Of health
The annual election - Cerrillos lodge,
No 10. A. y. a. y. NJ. was held az It's
regular communication on Saturday
evening, Dec. 1. The officers elected for
the suing year are ~ follows; Earl A.
Turner W NJ: J. p McNulty. 3. W.;
Gus johnson. J. w. w. II. Kennedy.
treasurer; George Kinseil. SECRETARY.
John koury. Tyler.
ny the bursting Of the large ny wheel
OF one OF the engines being Installed In
the Baird Co.'S new mill at Golden
Richard Corners had his right hand
badly mashed. The thumb has been AN.
putated. but u ~ believed the hand
can b. saved.
Messrs q, W. and G. c. Green. q. n.
Bailey and Bob Clancy started last sat
urday for Mesa I.acovyo as miles south-
east Of Ccrrillos. on hunting trip,
They returned yesterday. bringing with
them ten large turkeys and a wagon
load u rabbits and quah. -Four OF the
largest turkeys weighed S5 pounds.
some few antelope were seen. but the
bad weather prevented the hunters
from securing any. A large badger and
one OF the dogs had a set-to. but the
dog finally killed his opponent. The
above. with the addition OF a coyote.
made up the total.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
REAR END COLLISION.
Costly smash.Up ON the santa W. Pacific
Yesterday Afternoon.

Costly smash.Up ON the santa W. Pacific
Yesterday Afternoon.
a disastrous wreck % two freight
trains occurred % IaEuna. n. NJ. yes
tCrtay afternoon. In which one man
was seriously injured ana two engines
ana o caboosc and Hat car were totally
demolished. The train In charge Of con-
duutor Carson was standing on the
track az Laguna station with the rear
end extending around the curve by the
Indian village T0rpedoes were placed
on the track. but the double header In
charge " Conductor McCmrken coming
down the grade al ffiecn miles 10 the
hour. were unable 10 stop IN time after
the explosion o. the torptdOcs. and the
two engines with Engineers Henry Ab
and Jack Fcnnar. at the throtties,
smashed into the cab0ose Of the forward
train. The engineers ani hrcmcn
Jumped when within two car lengths %
the caboosc ana all escaped, but Fire
man l3ousCh. who broke lex la falling.
There WAS a passenger on the caboOse.
but De heard the train IN the rear whis-
tie and jumped out OF the caboose In
time 10 save himself. The ctboOse was
crushed TO splintvrs. This 4 the second
serious freghs wreck at Laguna In the
past three years.
The cause % the wreck will be lnves-
tigaied. and the guilty ones will be
punished.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
LooKs LIKE ALLIANCE.
SAINTS ~ and southern raeiac SolHs Ne,iee
n Pointer.

Hanta - ond houthefn faetHc Iutnt Notlco
Pointer.
The issue OF Joint notice by the two
roads Interested regarding through
tickets and reports OF revenue. Il taken
AZ evidence that a pool or close tramc
alliance has been established between
~ Atchlson. Topeka 4 santa re and
the southern Pacific railway com
panies
This notice. among other directions.
states that the issue OF tickets via tho
santa Pc system % Los Angeles. Cal,
thence by Southern Pacific lines 10 all
southern destinations south and north
of Los Angeles. in California and Ore
gon, may continue. In an cases the
Southern Pacific company should be- re-.
ported AZ local rate from Los Anrcies
TO the destination out OF the revenue.
ACQUIRING 20 the Santa Fe and Southern
Pacific syutema Jointly. on current basis
OF division. The circular further states
that tickets via the santa re system 10
Los Angeles, thence VIA the Santa Re
system TO any destination or junction
north % Mojave, inclusive. on account
Of lack OF through train service Via the
Santa Re from los Angeles.
The issue OF second class tickets 20
points north Of Moiave Via the Santa
" 70 Los Angeles. Is not authorised
The Issue o. tickets via santa re sys-
tenn 10 Mojave, thence by southern Pa
clfo company. may continue as hereto
fo-c. but IN AT cas- the Southern pa
cinc company TO be reported local rate
from Mojave out OF the revenue accru-
Ing west Of Santa Re initial point on
current basis ~ division.
This does not look a. n the santa Re
was operating an entirely Independent
Inc through TO san Francisco via i,s
new San Joaquin Valley railroad IN
competition with The Southern Pacinc
company. II has been apparent for
some time that close business relations
existed between the two aystems.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
IHE MEADOW town
Poet Hall Games 0alore--FlSarsnEo on Race
rreek-New school IiuiIdiaR.

| E""' hsH "hnes NRtore-ft&arsnk ON Nace
rreek-New school uuiidiaE.
w, C. Reid expects 20 leave FOR Chi.
ago for the purpose Of taking evidence
In the case OF Hodges W. ccrrillos coal
railway company. r. r. Twitchell VIII
meet him In this city and accompany
him east
Thee Tigers have received letter
from Hugh sausea. manager OF the
santa Re Indian football team, accept
Ing their challenge for game OF foot.
ali at Raynold's Field New Years day.
This ENSURES a. least four more games
here this season--one between the Nor.
iaie ana Albuqqerque Indians. one b..
tween the Tigers and Ration sNOp boys,
one with the Santa Ne Indians The
season viii end with game between
the Tigers and Normals. This viii end
The most successful season Of football
ever seen IN New acSico
II has hsen suggested that there IL
room for a hair mile race track on the
hin north Of town. The fence around
the Reynolds held ~ something over
$500 feet II will be seen by this that
but . very little more ground Is nee .
sary TO make the half mile by max.
Ing a kite shaped track considerable
less ground IL required a very sma
amount Of money would be required TO
move the east eide % the park fen E
enough to allow OF this being done As
all are interested In this aftair Il would |
be very Easy matter % raise the nee !
essary funds 90 make the change. This |
would insure Northern New Mexico"
fair here next fall Now Il the time 90 /
start the project.
The Lac Vegas school boari met and /
opened bids for the construction OF the I
rev school building and flr the add |
ton 20 be built ia the Douglas avenue
school while the board 10 not prepared
h state what viii bs done II Il definite.
'y settled that some of the bids will b.
and work win begin just 70
soon a. the required bond d furnished
rhe structure viii probably b. 81 brown
stone and must b. completed not later
.han August 18th. az the contract with
Ne board OF regents OF the Normal uni.
'erHity expires in July Owing Ia the
'carciiy o. funds The city high school
yiil probably be- continued ~ ths uni
'ersty for some time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
AS TO SNORING.
some Pertinent IHquiriss tn the Question
Hos.

some fefunont Inquiries la the Question
Hos.
One OF the brightest things that has
round its awy into the Question Box
OF the 81 Louis Railway club. OF late.
" the foilowinE
II have noticed recently that several
OF the larger railroad systems have To-
eued circulars suppresslng the nee OF
the cigarette. have noted the com
nents In the daily press. but as yet /
have TO see one valid reason why the
cigarette IL taboocd and the pipe and
cigar RETAINED. In an experience Of a
few years have seen yardmastcrs and
their assistants standing around giving
orders with a pipe in their mouth.
have seen forenen 81 engines stop
while doing important work u borrow
a light or beg a match. Il there any
good reason why the pipe should not
so along with the cigarestef Doea not
the lack OF tidlness and discipline IN
the direction Indicated above permeats
the entire force And, II u does. Il q
not detrimental 90 good serviceF
DID you ever so into an ofiee--the
local freight for example. on a winter
day. all ventilation ciosed (where the
cigarette was not allowed)-snd set
the aroma OF the smokers pipes OF the
vintage OF wears long since passed or
cigars God save the mark. nor de
ouspidorts cher0oas. etoxles. etc,
'evefybody's choice. with few free
gifts from patrons desiring 10 iI1uidats
their friendly obligations thrown Ia y
And the question arises. why tn. ell
garetteT Why not the pipe AM cigar
NJ well discarded from all depArtmsnts
during business hoursY'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
rHE BAZAAR cLosED
The Presbyterian Ladies' Successful co.
Good sized Parse Realized.

The Presby terrain Ladies' Successful co. A
Coed stsed Purse Realised.
The Presbyterian i8fies closed their
bazaar last evening after two nighta
~ great success. both evenings showing
a large attendance and a most liberal
pocket-boO among those who weru
present. The supper yesterday after
noon and evening was more literally
patronized than the night before. and a
good sized sum OF money realized from
CHS department TIE booths helped
along nicely. especially the doh booth
ana Il IA fair conclusion TO say that
the bazaar viii realize at least 50 8
all told. Mesdames Dobs0n AMI
Crumpacker were callers at The Citizen
Office this morning and asked that no
tioc be given TO the effect that the per.
son who attended the bazaar and pur-
chased a slip OF paper with the came OF
Barbara" thereon. call at Mrs. Crum-
packers and secure the big doll These
ladies, with others who were Interested.
desires The citizen TO thank the pub
Tic for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon the bazaar.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
cnnI.rnAssnnrrIkn.

There 10 absolutely no excuse Tor put
tim on 20 the last moment the buying
OF Christmas presents Tvs store vim
dows are maryeloualy abrasive with
hoiiiay gifts and the columns OF The
ciuaru day after day teen with adver-
tisements o. attractive soods a. better
bargains than the shopper Will b able
60 secure n she wallis 70 the lac min
uie. And the pleasure. 100 Of eAfsiD'
buying and selecting 10 now possible
II shoppers begin a. once they viii be
able 10 perform leisursly wnss they WIZ
later BE- compelled 10 d m hurry
lney nln b. able 90 pat more " si'n''
elves into their gliis and sslset'ona Aed
h,s make thsir fsinsnbrapees d'ub'F
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
M. nsKISLEY a sELE.aURDERER.
~ Paso PhysIcfan s-ads q Bullet Through
Ktis Rrai@.

~ faso Physician s-ads Bullet Through
fiis Rraia.
Yesterday morning the FRIENDS Of Or.
kirke c. Mckinney. a brilliant and
able y'oung physician Of tins city, we're
shocked 10 learn % HE suicide The
tragedy occurred az his room on North
NJ paso str0st NJ 1870 O'Clock a. m.
Placing a H-cailhrs coltS revolver
against the right eide ~ bis head. he
took hia stand bsfors large looking
glass - though 10 behold himself for
the last time and 10 fully witness the
act and pulled the trigger ana asnt a
bullet crashing through his brain. An
hour before the nurss had brought
sons milk which ~ drank with appar-
snt relish and seemed no worse than
usual The sound Of the shot aroused
the houss, and Shan persons came
rashinE In they bsAsid az awful slight.
On The h0Or wstsring In & pool Of hls
blood that poured in a stream from ,hs
fearful wounS IN the hsas lay the ssds
OF the YOUNG physician. He Was still
alive but past speaking. Or. 6hel.
don Horsiey, Whose Assistant he had
bcen. was quickly on the scene, but no
sFiliful human could resiore the life
that was fast sbblng away. and In an
hour after firing the hetal shot his
soul had taken Night and gone 10 face
h'a Maker IN judgment
The dcceased had sasd no word 10
any man 81 hls rash Intention. but the |
e"idencq tends 10 show that II was de- |
libcrste ana prcmedtated. on |
Wednesday night he approached IA |
Ten Eyck and asked FOR me loan OF his /
pistol. The latter never suapecting Tor /
} moment the terrible deed the doctor
vas contemplating, handed n 10 ham,
lokingly remarknG that ne hoped he
Aould not do any killing with Il. and
ne doctor iaughingly replied that h.
I'D not think he would DO that Il was
With 7hls pistol that the fatal shot waa
ired lie lett no letters OF word 10 any
ne 20 explain his act. and he was OF an
iTtronlely relcsnf nature ARD c0nfd.
q IN no one. lie had. however. been
n poor health for q long tiEns and was
'sry dssDondsnt
Or. Mckinney was a native of OHIO.
'oming frum one of tks bets families.
IL graduated with high hon0rs from
Tale 10 the eiass o. ~ and etmaplsted
10 professional studies az the kansas
'ity Medical school. graduating N 'es,
fter which ~ was resistant % ~
p. orhiih. q leading surgeon OF
t=nAaa, ami also served az surgeon
ar ne Kansas CITY Southern railroad.
here hls health breke deWn. aud he
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
nav RAILROAD somEMH.
,. q. saint uss Promised Friends 10 nuiid
New Line


New Lilac.
There has been hled with the ter.
titorial secretary % santa Fe IN orfor-
alton papers, naming a company In ex.
lstcnce as the Santa Re. Albuquerque
a Pacific Hallway company, and des
iEnating the following gentlemen as the
incorpDratora.
willard =. Hopeweil. OF Hirsborn.
Joseph r, Mclaughlin. OF san pciro.
Chafhs w Dudrow. % Santa Fe: JOS
E. Saint % Albuquerque. and william
n Andrews ,of Plttsburg. Penn. and
naming Aibuqusrqus 40 the headquar.
tiers Of the company.
The company Incorporates with q
capital Of t2.250. coo. and Il to have r.
lfc 81 nfty years. The purposes or the
company are 20 construct and operate n
railway from Santa Ft. 70 the great
San Pedro mining district, and thenct
10 Albuquerque. with branch line
from a point about twelve miles south
Of san Pedro. to run southeast and
connect with the ~ PEso A. Northeast.
crn rallroad az or near Pinos Wells. IN
Valencia county. the estimated distance
being about $50 miles
Editor Burke. In commenting on the
new railway scheme IN thc Journal
Democrat this morning stated that )
r. Saint. os this city, "nrst conceived
the idea OF the desirability and prom
ised financial aid for the road and has
since iabored indefatigably TO ensure
the success Of the enterprise
Success 70 the enterprise T. the wish
OF The Citizen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
DEATH or HENRY RLKTomAH.
Well Knewn Resident % RiAnd savers
She Summons.

After an illness oe only two weeks.
Honey A. Blescher died at the home Of
his sister. .drN. r. q. Leonard. a week
ago last night al $40 O'clock, says tho
Bland Herald. The cause OF his death
was attributed 20 Brlghrs disease Dur
ina his illness he suffered greatly. but
with few exceptions he was conscious
ali the tins. and never made any com.
plant Of his condition. Il had been
known for oeveral days that the death
% AIR. FLETCHER was certain 70 occur
within short time. but the iron win
OF the patient was ali thas prolonged
his life.
Afr Blstcher was horn In Port Hope.
Ontario. Canada. March 20. 1859 A few
years later. with his parents he went
10 Minnesota, from whence they jour
neyed 70 Maryaviile Kansas. az which
place they resided a number Of years
In 1924 be came 20 Bland with hia
brothers. ana later they were Joined
here BY the remainder OF she namlly
Previous 10 his late sickness AR. Biet-
cher was employed on q frelghtin9 eCn-
tract between santa W ana Albemarle
The deceased a survived BY his father,
four brothers william a.. Norman,
Frod,rlck. and w -. Iiletehgr. and two
sister A.rs. a. y. Leonard ana Mrs a.
W. Dexter. an ~ whom WIRE present al
bic bedside ezcepting Frederick and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

appointed BY = special eommtttes. was
voted upon. and the following cficsra
electedi Nts Mata Tway. editor. Thoa.
Hughes. Js, assistant editor, Lawrence
Smith, Guinness mnnaocr, Mlsa rfta
Hallornn, society Miss Minnie Craig.
normal. Thos. y Keleher. athletic: "a
nus shields circulator. The ''Miraee"
viii come out IN new and more a..
tractivc shape than ever thls pear and
thoueh a little late. Will BE- pushed
through with same vigor ami energy
which has always been displayed by the
students % the Varsity. making n the
best college paper In New Mexico.
The boys held a meeting on Friday Tor
The purpose OF organising a basket BAN
team. with which 20 meet or Issue chai-
lenEea Harvey Blttncr was elected
captain and he win az once choose
team and pat thcsn az practice work.
There Il some excellent material for n
basket ball team at the Varsity and
with proper training. good team can
be formed. Although the best man, Lois
Becker. u gone for the war Il l.
thought a team can be formed % those
remaining. suhiciently strong 70 meet
all requirements
Everybody bus Kelcher showed up all
right after Thankagiving.
two weeks vacation VIII be given
thc ptudents In which to enjoy christ
mas and New Years. several 81 them
who live out Of town. viii visit their
homes during the vacation.
The Varsity l. 20 have n base ball
team IN the summer. That IL assured
also a good Field day IN the spiing.
Several 90 the young men are work
Inc up watch night PARTY" 10 say
goodbye 70 the old century. 70 be held
at the Varsity on New Years eve IL
viii be a very enjoyable aHair
All the Glasses are Just beginning 20
shake. Those exams" arcnt very far
on. RuBE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
CAN'T vorE LAND.
judge Crumpaeker'a Decision In Acsquia
Mnndnmus Election Case.

Judge Crumpaeker's Decision In Acsquia
Mandamus Election Case.
This morning. Judge CrumpaCker
heard the mandamus case OF Modes
ortiz W. John Mann ct al. requiring
the defendants 20 accept certain vote.
offered al the election % tho mayor
iomo and commissioners Of the old
town acequla, and ln cons squencn big
crowd was present. The Leon1rdo Hu-
nick faction receiving the largest num-
Der OF legal votes, was repr = ptcd by
Attorney Burkhart while the Other
side was looked after by Attorney or
liz. Judge Crumpacker refused 10 g.
sue mandamus compelling the cleo
ton board TO count the contested bal
lots, meaning that the number OF acre,
OF lands not used Tor irrigation ana
possessing no interest whatever in
the ditch and which had been voted by
the Duran faction. could not legally be-
counted. The Hunick candidates WI.
now receive their certificates OF cleo.
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
THE BRAND BOOK.


6iockmen. as well as an those con-
nected with the cattle business. one OF
the most important industries OF the
territory express themselves pleased
with The Brand book Of the territory OF
New Mexico Just issued and which
shows all the brands on cattle. horses.
mules and asses recorded under the
provisions of the act approved Febru.
airy 49, 1853, and other brands recorded
since May I, 1899 The book IL issued
by The Cattle sanitary board wblah ls
ever alive 20 the needs Of the stock In
dustry u New Mexico. II was a ire
mendous and painstaking work on the
part OF the secretary OF the board. Hon.
A. LaRue % prepare the copy for
this book % s5s pages. and 10 arrange
the index which IL a very valuable ana
appendix 20 the book
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
BRUTAL MURDER.
sose Romero. os oeldrn. Killed by I'm.
known Parties.

sOse Romero. os Oeldrn, KILLED by TN
known Parties.
In addition TO the telegram received
5y The Citizen regarding The killing Of
jose Romero, the Cerrilios Register has
the following;
Young Jose Romero. a Mexican was
attacked by unknown persons Tuesday
evening about 10 O'Clock on one OF the
back streets OF Golden and literally
beaten 70 death.
He had been struck on the temple
with blunt instrument and other
bruises about the head and face aud
was evidence OF brutal murder.
Young Romero was about 10 years
old. His mother was a widow and an
Older brother II an employe at the COP
per mine az san Pedro -4e has a mar
ried sister az Ccrrillos at whose house
TIE inquest was held
4, u rumorod that a young woman Is
the cause % the tragedy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15

G. G. Crockett. colored man about Is
years old. died suddenly this morning
at o'clock az his rooms on East Tier
rs avenue. presumably OF heart disease
tie was well-kuown. haviag worked a..
porter In many Of the resorts In the
city. Up 10 the ist 81 December he was
employed at the Metropolitan. Las,
night he appeared well aud hearty AMI
did not complain OF being 49, Arrange
monts FOR the funeral are being made
and u win very likely take place to-
morrow from Edwards undertaking
parlofs. where the body was taken to-
day
The funeral OF the deceased viii occur
OF Edwards undertaking room to-mOr-
row afternoon at 2 o'cock. with burial
In FNirview cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-15
NArIoNAL COMMITTEEMAN LUNA.
iie Nislts ~ Paso aud Gets Among the
Newspaper Msn

Newspaper Men
lion. Solomon Luna. II LOs Lunas.
y NJ. IL in the city. says the m Paso
Times Mr luna was the unanimous
choice % tho republicans OF New Mex
leo for delegate to congress. and Il was
only with the greatest dinicuty inst
he repealed the honor they WIRE deter
mined 10 force upon him In spite 81 his
protests. When che convent on assem-
BLEED az santa ~ 81 was dcc.ded 20
force the nomination onto him. IN spite
% his positive refusal His name was
presented az soon as nominations were
cnilrd for and every iunty In the ter
ritoTy seconded the nomination amida
the widest enthusiasm until his own
county % Valencia was reached AZ TIE
end 81 the list Then on his behalf Col
J Francisco Chaves declined the hon
or. saying positively that he could not
and would not accept under any clnG.
deTation, ana be adhered 70 his detcr-
mination In spite ~ a storm 81 protests
frcm ali over che house The result
vas the domination and election OF Mf.
itOdey Ar Luna Is a wealthy aheep
owner % Valencia county. the great
republican stronghold % ihe territory,
and 10 the national committeeman from
New Mexico Its relative. Lieut. MAJ
Luna. met his death In the army IN
the Philippines