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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
rHE InrERIAL LAUNDRY.
~ uas incorporated OmeeFs Elected a
Coed Company.

~ uas Incorporated omcers Elected a
Coed Company.
The day that G. @. Hail ami W. l..
Edgar bought the New steam laund y
last summer was an epo N IN It's his
tory. From that time on u has steadily
grown, owing 60 strictly business meth
DDS being followed, and the fideity Of
lis employees. such ndeilty was re
warded on December ist last when the
imperial laundry was Incorporated into
The imperial Laundry company, and
George d. and Arch. n. sweelland we're
admitted as stockholders and officers ia
The new company.
The new company has q capital Of
5000. all paid In. no Indebtedness OF
any character, with large and In.
ereasinE business. and officers all wei
known popular and accommodating
c. {. Hall, who IL probably tie best
known man IN New Mexico ana Arizo'
ma. Is president and has lived In New
Mexico for twenty years w. l.. EdEaI
has been In Albuquerque only one year
but has a large acquaintance and an
old-tims politencss that n characte
| tic Of the country he came from. Add
to this quality. good business abili,,
and a desire to please. These Two quail
tiles make a strong combination.
A. Tor the sweetland bcys. after 9
residence OF sixteen years In Albuquer
que. II Il hardly necessary 10 intro
iUce them for they are well known
stand high In business circles Tor aoil
ny and rare Integrity. have a multitude
Y frlends and a bright future. The,
IRE both young men and have done wei
20 have reached 80 high a mark 20 earls
life.
No company ever commenced bus
| ness with a more promising GU look
and We expect to see q grow and Hour
/ sh. Its work Il OF the highest order
No eastern laundry turns out work o
a higher quality or OF nner nnish
every citizen Of Albuquerque viii wisl
the new company success. becaus'
every one OF the members 10 a siaunei
| Albuauerque man.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
rESIrESrrARY AWARDS
They Were Made by the Heard ~ Psaitsn.
fiaFy Conlmissie asFs.

The following contracts foF penlten-
tisry supplies we're awarded a. the re-
cent session q the penilent.ary com
mission;
A. staab. santa Re. 10 cases Lion
roasted cones a. ii27s: LeO0 pounds
Japan No. rice. stls; ~ cases laundry
soap. Ss2At. . eases Rouault tomatoes,
t27t, bbla. r. 3. molafsss. .e2N. $500
pounds Eranrlsted sugar. tete; 50
pounds green tea No. tes. .tTA. t.oeo
pounds coarse salt. li.0o; Is institution
gray blankets No sass. $780, 500 yaris
Canton hannsl No. s, .0sH 800 yards
Med. red flannel No Z. 20. 20 don y Q.
standard socks U. 8, army, N.t2h: ~
doc. !. red hsndkerehlefa. u.OO. 40
yards bed ticking No. ,. i0N, iso yards
discharge cloth, 90.
Leo Hersch. Santa re, 10000 pouni 10
strictly native bears. ss75i COO pounds
native sun-dried apples. tss5 $50
pounds native sun-dried peaches. 81 %.
~. u. Cartwright a Bro. Santa re.
10 eases Lion roasled coffee. siaTl. Q
cases Cedar Falls iowa. corn. san, .
eases laundry starch. ArEo, bulk. 90. Q
eases houault tomatoes Sc. t17b.
cases California standard peaches. ta2s
. eases California standard pears. tsss.
1900 pounds corn meal this years
uLsS
Brown a ManRenares Co. East Las
Vegas. 80 pounds black pepper In grain.
ti6l7, 900 pounds raisina crown l.. A..
tIS' I cases maearoni &c. pound cases
t76l, cases vermicelli. 2s-pound cases.
SIS, barrels oalnakes, per barrel
"a ~. $500 pounds hcming. ti.s7
Cross Blackwell a Co. East Las We.
gaa 100 rounds standard baHlns powder
b-pound cans. 10; 10 pounds ground
cinnamon, "a. dozen Checkmate
wash boards. i2eo 4 chest English H.
tea. "a. 5 caaes Anchor matches. tifs.
Loco pounds japan No. I. tb1s
blanchard Meat A supply company.
Albuquerque. 5000 pounds fresh beer.
prime, etc. tIG5
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

Last Saturday night al his residence
IN old town Francisco Ruiz passed
away. He was over eighty years old.
and has an interesting history. he was
Mexican soldier under Gen Santa
Ana. and was AZ the taking Of the Ala
mo. He also served Ia the Mexican war.
and was In several battles. After the
Mexican war. he came 20 New Mexico,
aud during the civii war ne enlisted Ia
the United States army and was a
good soldier. Since the ciyil war he
has lived quietly In old town. and was
the well-known cannonleF Ot Fourth %
July celebrations. lie was so Old that
he did not know his own age. but h.
had vivid remembrance Of the Alamo
and the Texan war. Peace 20 his
nshes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
nURLINGroN mans LrouoR.
Another nlg HoGdb New Raies Prohibit
raa af InioAiaanta.

Another nig Hogd's New naies Prohibit
Use Of Intoxioants.
Empaoycs OF the Chicago. Buriigton
q Quincy railroad were surprised TO
read In the new book Of rules lust IS
sued by that company OF the following
'usc OF intoxicants by employees while
on duty IL prohibited. Their habitual
use or the frequenung Of saloons where
they are soii 10 sufficient cause for dis
m ssai.
THE Ute OF f7baeco By employee IN
or abou, station buildings or on pasasn-
ser ears Il prohibited"
Though cmpl yes OF THIS system have
understood FOR years that habitual use
of intoxicants would not be counter
anced. this d the fret time proalbitOry
rules to this effect have baen printed ln
the company book OF Instructions 10
lie empl0yes.
Wallis THE 70 tho frel time our or
ders against intoxicants and tobacco
have been printed In the book Of rules
the spirit Of the prohibition has been
understood BY the men Cor several
years" sad oensrai Manager brown OF
the burlington.
HtNNA wv NV NVoh " iuANN wa ~
sued eEnplcyea Of the company have
been reading thu two IN question ser
iousiy and many Of those who have
been IN the habit OF induiaanG IN a
drlnk now and then Nhsn on duty are
wondering whether their time has
come.
zone system OF similar mileage In
the country may be found morc So
Der lot OF employees than those con-
ncoted with the Burlington" said an
other onlcer ~ the road. The men
have always understood that use o. In
loxiCanta and the freduenting OF sa-
looms meant dismissal We Are hiring
new men daily and 70 .lese may know
IN advance what 90 expect on the drink
question the rules have been printed"
The Burlington 10 only one OF many
big transportation systems that have
laad down hard and fast rules against
the use OF Intoxicating liquors The
Alton Northwestern. Milwaukee a 81
Paul. Illinois Central. Rock Island ana
many other well managed systems have
similar printed prohibitions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
oFrIcIAL coUNr.


NAINMNMN ~
Arisona couatisa.
The total number Of votes counted
for delegate 20 congress was is.s22 "
which Smith reserved seat. Murphy. L.
CSC; Davidson. 2g1 Smiths plurality IL
sss The count BY counties IL 40 fol-
lows
Apache-Murphy. 500; smith. Gis.
Murphy's majority. 81.
cochise-Murphy. eos. Smith, 500:
Davidson. IS: Smiths plurality, iss
Pima Murphy. SO. smith. 81. Dav-
idE0n. o. Smiths plurality. is
Murphy, iSs: Smith. 1si. Dav-
ldnon. &; Smiths plurality. iss
Santa Csnz murphy. z2s: Smith. isi
Davidson. .. Smiths plurality. 81
Yavapal--Murphy 1870 Smith. 1913;
Davidson. ts Murphys plurality. ss7.
Yuma Murphy. 2si. smith. al: Dav.
idson, 10; Smiths plurality. isT
Coconino- Murphy. be2 Smith. 4ss;
Davidson. 70; Mnrphy'a plurality. 90.
oiia--Murphy. sss: smith. ets: David
son. rs. snith's plurality. $50
Graham Murphy, 60: Smith. 500.
Davidson. ie; Smiths plurality. z7f
Maricopa Murphy. 1891. Smith. l. 7os.
Davidson. 1875: Smiths plurality. r.
Mohave-Murpny. is3: Smith. t2t:
Davidson. s Smiths plurality. 7s1.
Navajo--Murphy. s7O; Smith. s0s:
Davidson, ?; Smiths plurality. s..
Murphy's Apache. ss: Co
conino. GO; Yavapai. tbT. total. eip.
Smiths piuraiities- coehise. iSa: Ola,
eso: Graham. 40; Maricopa. rs: Mo-
have. 2ei; Navajo. 90: Pima. i7s. Pinal
lss: Santa Cruz. 81; Yuma. isT. total.
1877.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
Poet nalI Game.

The football team Of the New Mexico
Agricultural college, who played a ane
game with the Normal school eleven at
Las Vegas Thanksgiving afternoon,
came In from the north last night. and
are playing the local government In
dian school team az me fair grounds
this afternoon before quite a large
crowd Of spectators.
The line Up 81 the visitors is as fol-
lows stlnnett center; Walker. right
guard. Hart lsft guard. Miller. right
tackle; Metcslfe. left tackle. Gamboa.
right end nrunner. n end. MscGre-
go~ quarterback and captain. Newton.
right hp'fbaek: Hubbard. lefthaH.
back. sutherland fullback. The sub
stitutes are CLARK. Isiass. Howard aud
Snow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

The rial estate men % the city re-
port business improving. J, ". Noore.
the Second street broker. reports quite
a demand for vacant lots during Mo-
yember Among the sales made through
his once during the month are two lots
corner Third street and Baca avenue
purchaser goinR 70 built. Two lots on
New York avenue. near Judge Rodey'a
residence and the purchaser will erect
a nne rcnidence In the spring Three
lots In the Highlands near owen y -
dalc's property; two residences 20 he
erected a. one. Three valuable lots on
TiieraH. bought FOR Investment Three
lots on Marquette avenue. near Sixth
street. investment. one lot near hos
nital. purchaser building residence.
a me residence iot on East Railroad
avenue. purchaser viii build this win
ter. A lot on South Second street. for
buslness purposes. Mr. Moore aiao re-
ports considerable inquiry for bushes,
property on First street. between Cop.
per and Coal avenues
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
ANIMAL crNsrs or rNcIrs.n

The census bureau issued a builetip
Swing the results OF the enumenatinR
% the domeslic animals IN enclosures.
but not on farms or ranges. OF ISIS
2o1 barns ~ enclosures reporting DO
sHestic animals. which was subs tantial-
- ons-thiri OF the total number Of
farms IN tbs United states. 7sl $50 con.
tanned tss 80 neat cattle i.ssb.s2e en-
closurss reporting horses contained g.
$50. sd hovcs and the aggregate oi
other animals reported as Follows
Mules. 1891 asses. ia,s7o. sheep
is6lt7e; swine. 1.bs2.ssi, goats. sl.ss1.
The number OF different kinds OF sAl-
mails TO an Enclosure presents but little
variations in the several divisions Of
che country. SEVERAL Il Is smallest
In states IN which there IL q large ur-
ban population. and largest IN states OF
terr.tori . IN witch there are no grpa.
cities II - only ~ in the cities con
timing over 5000 Inhabitants: IA IN
cities containing between 5000 and
co. 900 Inhabitants and rs for the re-
mainder - tho United States.
The average number OF neat cattle
10 the enclosure u smallest in the north
ANfANAAAN NAANfHl NNANA ~ HNNM 80 ~
IN the southern central where u l. ~
per cent. The average OF horses IL low
ct Ia me south central. being ~ In
both. and d largest In the north Allan
&c division. where Il Il 10 The aver.
age Of she0p. mainly reported IN con
nection with stock yarGl ranges from
l22 Ia the western states % SAs IN the
north central Florida has TIE Ia. gsst
average Of swine, So
Goats are more numerous IN The South
central states, where they average ~
They average 22 Tor tie country. The
number o. different animals to An en-
clOsure Is smallest IN the north ATTAIN
&c states. where it IL az and largeal In
IA south Central where 10 l. ~ In
the north Atlantic and north central
states there 10 very lirtle variation In
me average number ~ animals ~ a
harm or ENCLOSURE That average var
lee from IS 70 -. with shs exception
~ Illinois In which che average u a.
The higher average Of Illinois 10 due 70
tho presencs IN Chicago Of stoch yards
and Peoria Of extensive feed yards
Os the lndlvidgsi states Florlda ~
porte the lsFEsri numbsF o. neat oattis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
rHIRrT.FoUR YEARS AGO.


Aeymond of Las Cruces.
Louis Torres. Of Iona I'ardA. was in
Las Cruces on Tuesday. Don Numa
Raymond met him and remembered
the following which happened good
many years ago.
Dir Raymond said that In 1855 Louis
Torres was then a boy OF rs. and was
employed by I3stanislado MOntoya. Of
san Antonio. TO drive an oxteam load
"a with groceries and a barrel OF Wills
key % MOntecilio. -Four men accom-
panied him az an escort. About half
way between the river and Montecin)
they were attacked By Indians. The ss-
c0rt abandoned the wagon and hurried
90 AlamOcito. near old Fort McCrcA.
and gave the alarm. People hurried to
the scene and found the wagon looted,
a hole shot IN the whlskey barrel, the
oxen dead Louis Torres lying among
the cattle with a sack % sugar over
km. lac vas picked up alive. but with
el~hteen wounds on his body--mOstly
from arrows and iances. In two
months he was well.
Two years later his grandmother
came 20 Mr.. Raymond. who was keep
inga general merchandise store at Ala
mocisa and asked fer a bullet noEld
with which 70 extract ah arrowhead
that Yves found embedded in hia back
bone. lie was married a short timo at
ter that and Il now tho happy father or
about ten children. Rio 0rande Repub-
4ican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

20 an enclosure This Il &c. Louisiana
comes next with IS. Mississippi aud
Indian territory follow with 81; Ar
kansaa 20s. New Mexico and Colorado.
a.. Alabama. a.. and Texas. 10.
Horses. mules ana neat cattle. In
GLIDING dairy cows. are least numsr.
Gus IN the larger cities and more nu-
merous In the smaller ones. sheep and
swine however. show the reverse. The
greater number " due 20 the large
stock yards and packing housla For
cities with over 100000 inhabitants.
Kansas city and Memphis report the
largest relative number % h0rsss and
mules respectively, Chicago % sheep
indianapolis 81 swine. New oTiesna
and MllWaukes ~ goats
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

AIRS. Murch. the librarian OF The pub
he library. subndta the following ~
port;
The total number OF books given out
from the public library the past year
was ie,is5. OF this number i0ess werv
fictioE. S.5Ol Juvenile. ipls standard. OF
which number eos were cOunted a. lit-
erature tQ0 travel, 252 history. 2ie BIZ
ography, lSi sociology. ~ natural
science.
When Il 10 considered that QUE ciFcu-
lating library numbers little iele
than $500 volumaa, thiA record may be
considered above the average
There havs been addsd by purchases
and gifts Fiction, a. juvenne D biog-
raphy 7, history I, travel 9. llterature 1,
hne arts 1. useful arta 2, natural
science !, sociology . religion 2 phiios-
ophy 4.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
GOES DAILY AFTER oHnsrnAA.


Caiifssnia Liu,it.d neains New ssheduis
On Decemser ~.
Ths California Eyer on the santa Fe
viii be pa, on a daily schedule. begin
ming December ~. There viii be some
changes IN the time card necessary.
Trains NO and Z win run IN two sec
lions between Baratow, Cal, and Aibu-
querque. n. N. The placing OF the Cal
ifornla limited trains In daily service
will give the santa re three daily
trains through from Chlcago 10 the Pa.
oinc coast. ny the later time table.
train No. AZ VIII handle all the north
ern California business Train No /
will handle the southern California
business. Both trains running through
Barstow. In the eastern direction train
No. is added between Baratow and La
Junta. together with train No. 2. will
handle the east-hound business ana
give tho two eastern trains IN addition
70 the California limited.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
WAITS HER CHILD.
v'essril cs,sh Applied for writ, - aa-
bess Corpus.

v'eseril c'Nsk ApPil.a fsr writ - aa-
beas corpus.
In the district court. Mrs virtarIa
Clark applied a writ % habeaa corpus
TO have Rookie Wright Produce her In
FAINT child.
The defendant claims that the chld
was given TO her by the mother because
she was unable 10 care for II. sfucs
her husband has sued for a divorce
however. the mother tas bcen trying 10
obtain possession Of the chifd. Both
the mother and father are very young
In fact. J. n. Clark. In his petition. A..
ieges saai on soebunt Of being married
IN New Mexico Under are. tie marriage
sh1ufd be set aside.
Mrs WriKhi has cxpr, assd ..CF M
tention OF contestinE the claim Of ths
mother and has employed counsel. Yes
terday the court granted temporary
possession TO Mrs. Clark. pending tne
divorce case between tho mother and
father-Ei Paso Times.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
THE oALIsTEO COMPANY.
Extracting 0old ~ Pro. sss Invented ~
Idlsnn.

Not much IL kn9wa OF the actual pro-
cess os extracting gold used BY the
0allsteo company AZ Dolores. which Il
under the management o. 3. q. Burn.
a gentleman o. large mining exp Renee
ably assisted by Mesra CIoyd NJ Chap
man ana fohn V Miller. says the Ccr-
rlllos Register This company has
control Of thu oruE grant. under lease.
and use a process invented by Thos A,
Ediaon for extracting sold from the
placer Dirt A large experimental plant
has been In constant operation Tor pev-
erai months and. II indications 80 Tor
anything, the expeFmentai work has
been very succtssfui and an extensive
plant Il contemplated Tho process 10
CAREFULLY guarded ana though Mr.
Born ana he associates are genial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

The BLAND Herald says; DR.. J. r,
Haines. n prominent Albuquerque ply
stefan and surge On. was called 10 Bland
on Monday last In consultation with
DIR. Johnson IN regard TO the condition
% Henry Bletcher. who Is lying serious
~ ~ AZ his home With Brishrs a.
sease,
o. II. Gcrroy. the hustling represen.
tative OF the A. %. McGaffey a Co.
china establishment Of Albuquerque
was here few days this week and dis-
played an elegant line OF holiday goods
In the store OF the Bland supply COM
pany.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
Inhn ItrnnIt mad .

Late yesterday afternoon. AZ his resi-
dence No f2i North broadway, John
NJ Brault died after an illness % sew
eral years. Mr. Brauit conducted q
small grocery store on North Broadway
for many years. but on account % hts
health declining, ne turned over the ar
fairs OF his business to his wife. who
with two children. survive him The
funeral services will take place to-mor.
row, with burial IN Santa Barbara Gem
qterv
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
root BALL GAME.


Indtan school Team Defeated the College
feem- score "A too.
The football game at the fair grounds
last saturday afternoon. between the
Agricultural college eleven and the
team from the local government Ind1an
school. resulted In a victory for the
latter by the score OF II 10 0. The game
was a lively one from start 20 fnish.
and Il II 10 be regretted that the crowd
was 90 small that the ccacRe boys. BY
stopping over from their trip to las
Vegas and playing the game here. asa
not pay expenses. and were compelled
90 40 down in their individual pockets
In order 70 help the team out OF debt
The college boys returned 20 Mcsllla
Park Saturday night.
The Normal school team II Las We
gas has accepted the challenge OF she
local government Indian school eleven
che viciors Of last Saturday afternoon
and n game between the two cham
piOns will be played az Las Vegas on
December IS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

There Is "a prevalent idea that Il T.
easy for a congressman 60 log-roll a
bill through for the improvement ~ a
river or harbor ana get an appropria-
tion but capt. Chittendeu. 81 the Unit.
ed States engineering corps. says un.
worthy projects are generally killed
BY expert examination out OF t0ta.
of 1890 examinations under the river
and harb0r bill down 10 1891, only sc
were reported favorahly. and OF These
only COZ or less than 0ne-third were
reported favorable upon further sur
vey. An adverse report ordinarily kills
such a measure at the start.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

Wa called. Miss PamVts stated i've
purpose Of the meeting 70 BE- the cleo
ton ~ a president according 20 the
original By -iaws Of the association. This
majority " the directors voting foT
Mrs. CLANCY. she was declared presl.
dent. uptn the expiration o. the term
OF once ~ the former president. Mrs
wroth and Mrs Dobson voting IN ths
negative.
Adjourned
" y. wROTH, Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
CITY ar Msu,so I..iols.s.

Mexico city, Dec. s.-The festivity
continued with the sixth inauguration
OF President Diaa as president % the
Republic OF Mexico, eliminated last
night In a grand ball Mrs. DiaG was
the center OF attraction. The American
coiony was out In full force. From
chepuitepec 20 the national palace the
streets were ablaze with Nominations
and thronged with people.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

vhoio-aouied gcntifIntn. aivaya ploaeed
70 entertain their friends tandf5nniy.
they are likely 70 - az mum a. oystf.s
when the matter 81 present protessaa
and future plans Il touched ubon ".
r. Lawson. % New YORK. who noids a
high position n the management 81 the
enterprise. Eoa been here for several
days. n has bteu intim,ated. though
with what authority We 40 not know.
that the oalislco company viii soon en-.
gaee IN other very extensive mining on
the Ortia grant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
nasaar as cerrilln..

The ladies Of 81. Joseph's Catholic
church a. Cerr1ilos will hold bazaar
In the opera house a that town on
December 7. The doors will be opened
at D. m. Dancing. cards and refresh
menta will be the entertainment Tor the
evening. The proceeds are TO be usei
towards paying for recent repairs 60 the
church. Everybody Is cordially invlt-
ed 10 come and have a good time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

Cerrillos. Dec. 2.--lThe ladsoa OF 81
Joseph's Catholic church % this place
Will hold bazaar IN the opera HOUSE
next Friday afternoon and evening
doors TO BE- opened at z .. m. Dancing.
cards and refrcahmsnts will be the
evenings amusements Ladies OF san.
"a Re have contributed 20 the bazaar
and an unusually large and beautiful
display OF fancy and useful articles
will be on sale J. G. %.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
BUREAU or IMMIaRArIoN.

A a result Of The Cd it0riai entitled
New Mexlco's Climate" In the Denver
Republican Of tire 2sth instant. % let
tiers from Denver asking for copies Of
the pamphlet and general Information
concerning New Mexico. have been re-
ccived By the Bureau % immigration
An these letters were duly answere I
and copies " Tire pamphlet and other
literature published by the bureau. and
the governors report for 1899. were for
warded TO these applicants. This Is the
Kind Of work that counts for New Mex
leo and counts BIG.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08
A TuIANKs0fvfNo PARDON

In accordance with an annual Gus.
tom. Governor otero pardoned Jesus
Rubio. whose meritOrious conduct dur
ing the n years Of hls imprisonment
was the consideration which induced
ire penitentiary commission 10 recom-
mend him for pardon lfe was the old
est convict a. the penllentiary. having
been sentenced for life from bona Ana
county for murder.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

Yesterday morning at O'Clock Mrs,
0ravielila IAioero sancheE died ~
her residence In Rancios de Artisco.
aged 90 years. The deceased was the
mother OF Severe SancheE. and tho
mother-in-law Of Judge iAolicarpi0
Jaramillo. Tue funeral viii take place
at the Catholic church In old Aibuquer-
que tomorrow morning az . o'clock.
with burial Ia santa Barbara cemetery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-08

Judge MoFie to-day signed a COM
mItmenl for Juan De Dios, Of cerFlllos.
70 the asylum for the insane at Las
Vegas. Edward Davis, also OF Ger
rillos. Il being examined BY a physi-
clan Today az TO hia sanity. joss Or
iega. OF this city. II also 'n the county
jail awaitlng examination FOR the same
purpose. New Mexican.