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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

Address Of Tomas o. Montoya, the
twelve year Old son Of Hon. }. a. Mon.
toya, delivered al the pena blanca
bridge celebration, last Saturday
Ladies and aentiemen--rhe great ami
desired event which brings here to-day
not only our neiFhboFa but also promi-
nent and distinguished gentiemen and
ladies from nearby cities. 10 one
n ,ught with material importance. ths
opening 20 trafiic OF the magnificent
bridge which spans the Watsfs % the
RIO 0rande. such an event niia all %
uH with pleasure. fgr W. realize the
great advantages 90 b. derived there
from. our commercial aud agricultural
interests shall b. foHtsrst and given a
healthy impetua in conjunction with
the vast miuvral wealth % the COchiti
mining district. and while the sturdy
miners reap their shining wealth. We,
the tpllets 81 the fields. shall reap cur
golden harvest and BE- able "a dispoae
20 our produce 10 them "a great adj
vantage. having the present facilities.
which are accorded b. the building %
this bridge
our interests and the .der's shall be
mutual and our proapeFfty shall be
lasting.
Ladies' and gentiemen. I. In my name.
aud In the name % the inhabitants %
pcna Blanca. give our thanks % the
Honorable Board Of County Commits
slonefs for this county for the great
boon they have secured Tor our commu-
nifty and assuring all interested that
our sfatefulness shall be iastiaF,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

laaway shops. but search tailed 10
had him. However, the police kept
up an Investigation and yesterday 49,
cured a clue that ted them % believe
that Mr.. Hllfa was wandering aimicseiy
down aioug the railioad track south ~
the city Yesterday afternoon Robert
Reagan. in a buFgy, started south 20
hunt for the missing Job printer but
the heavy rain forced him 10 abandon
the search and he returned 90 the city.
TINS morning he was sent out again.
and Bliss Waa found az Paiarito and
brought back 10 the city. For the past
few years he has been losing his mind.
and when his Disappearance became
known hin friends feared that he had
wandered on laid down Ia HE weaken
"a condition. and died Mr.. Bliss is
wcll.known Mason, and the Mas9nic
order % the city will hereafter attend
TO him. 81 present ho will be- provided
with q room 40 the city building and
a nurse placed In charge Ills case is q
very pitiahie one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

This Is the question now agitating
the minds OF our leading politicians,
and while several prominent men have
been suggested, the final selection viii
undoubtedly be the man who will serve
TIE party interests TO the best adyan-
taJe. This is also true OF medicine
When your stomach becomes weak aud
you suffer from dyspepsia, Indigestion
constipation ana fiatulenoy or whe In
need Of medicine to build up your sys-
tenn or restore yo-. appetite. you will
make no mistake II you try that SOW
ereign remedy. Hestetter's stomach
bttcrs. II IL backed up by hfty years
OF cures, and In recommended by many
prominent physicians. II Is also an ex-
eelient medicine Cor malaria. fever ana
asue. and can be had OF any druggist
BE sue To give IL a trial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

hslhins OF the sort Cor thA wa noe
ths hrst time they had INDUCED In
aUth sport The graceful pair Of Wild
beasts had fairly good start and
they bounded over the prairie side By
side al a fairly rapid rate OF speed.
The cowboys drew closer aud closer
upon their prey, with their horses well
IN hand and iafiata carefully coiiod for
instant use. when within easy throw
ing range the boys made the throw.
and the Loops were true TO the mark.
Roth ropes landed fairly over the lions
heads, the horses plunged onward and
without abatement Of speed, and within
the space % Ave minutes time the
cowboys pulled up ana gaEod compla-
Gently on the llfeiers forms % the king
81 beasts that we're fully six feet in
length No African jungle ever fur
nished an Enghshman with more eK-
citing sport. but the cowboys treated
che matter AZ II Il were almost OF daily
occurrence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
Bk0k BRIDGE
Celebration al Town Of PEI a Blanca
Over It's Completion.
LARGE CROWD PRESENT

Last saturday vas tod letter DAY
IN the history OF the town Of Pena
blanca, this county The occasion was
the completion OF the iron wagon
bridge across the Rio Qrande near that
place. Extensive arrangements had
been made Tor tho celebration by Hon.
Mafcelon haca ana the people OF the
yuiago Tor the dedication OF the atruc-
ture. flaEs aud bunting adorned the
principal houses Of the town. Tho
santa he band arrived as an early hour
and when the train arrived AZ Thorn
ton. the Albuuuerque delegation we're
met with teams and taken 10 the scene
OF festivities ~ sin miles from
Thornton 90 Pcna Blanca. aud on the
road the C0chitl Indians had arranged
a startling surprise for the visitors.
From behind a mountain several hun
drod % these Indians mounted on feet
ponies dashed out upon the plain,
dressed IN war paint and In gaudy col
ors. They circled around the carriages
and proceeded 10 the sham attack with
war whoops and the hrlng Of guns. The
scene was exciting aud worth going a
rare even In New Mexico to see 80
many Indians in war dress as wcre
present on this occasion.
At Pcna Blanca the procession FORM
cd with the Santa BE baud at the
head. and marched TO the public school
building. whore Miss Mary Hubbcll had
arranged an open air exhibition ~ the
little children The little girls were
dressed in white and each enc carried
a United States nag They gave a
pleasing entertainment. and gave evil
dence that Miss Hubbcl IL doing good
work in the public school service In
that precinct
The people % Pena Blanca owe Hon.
harcelno Baca debt % gratitude for
the oxccllen; school building they pos
sess. lie erected the school house at
his own expense and presented Il 10
the district II IN one Of the best school
houses In the county
After an excellent dinner at the hos
pitable home OF Mir Baoa the process
sion moved 20 the bridge Here
large delegation from bland. and the
inhabitants OF the Cochlti and san DO
mingo tribes OF Indians were assem-
oled. The bridge was dedicated IN dua
and appropriate FORM Don Neator
Montoya and rhos. Hughes made short
speeches describing how ghe bridge
came 20 be built. ana explaining the
hard work performed By Hon. Aaar-
cclino Baca Ia securing the enactment
OF law providing for the building oe
the bridge. After these addresses,
came short exhibition from the school
children, and an address from Thomas
honioya, the bright thirteen year old
son OF Don J. NJ Montoya. Then
came the christening Of the bridge. Mr.
baoa broke a bottle Of wine over the
railing and Ncstor Monioya chrlstened
the structure the Bsca bridge. and the
bahd played ana everybody had a good
time. Returning to Pena Blanca. the
crowd witnessed a war dance by the
Cochiti Indians, ana the Santa Re band
gave concert The festivities closed
with a grand ball In the evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
INVITATIONS ISSUED TODAY.
Deputy sheriff .. q, Newcomer MAhihE
Preparations for the Hanging.

Deputy sheriff .. q. Newcomer Mating
Preparations for the Hanging.
A small portion or this forenoon was
consumed by Deputy sheriff y. G.
Newcomer Ia sending out Invitations to
the sherins ~ this territory. Arizona
and other citizens to attend the execu-
ton OF Jose Y. Ruiz on Friday. June 1,
az the Iiernalulo county jail. The tn.
vitatlon cards read az follows;
f'aas----- 10 witness the execution
OF Jose =. Ruiz. on June l. 1900. for the
murder az Patriotic OIiannon, on May
27th. 1855, r s. Iiubbell. sheriff
u h Understood that only about
twenty Ave people besides the sheriffs
viii receive tickets The hour nas not
been set for the hanging YET. and there
IL no doubt but that it will take place
after , O'Clock ln the forenoon
WOrkmen will stare about Wednea.
day or Thursday OF this s.oek % shape
the tlmbere for the gallows. aud u ia
probable their labofs will be- completed
on Satu.d day next After thorough
inspection Of the grounds within the
eidcd 70 construct the aoanOld on the
w2st side OF the jail
ruiz che murderer, who swallowed a
dose % morphine last Wednesday night
for the purpose OF producing the sleep
that knows no waking. but was rescued
BY the local physicians IL rapidly re-
covering from the deadly effects OF the
drug To-day he was la happier
mood and WAS able 90 partake more
freely % food given ham. During the
past few days he has been visited sey.
erai umes BY priests from the San W
npe de Nod church "a old town and
has now become a believer Ia the
Catholic religion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
RuIz wEAKENING.
Eaects os Morphine aud Approaching
Doom Greatly Wcskens Him.

Eaeots og Morphine aud Approaching
Doom Greatly Ncskens HIN.
Il was learned to-day that Jose T.
Ruiz, the condemned man who at
tempted 10 take his own life on last
Wednesday night by takinG morphine,
but was saved by the efforts 81 Dr.
Haynes. is still IN a weakened condition
and scarcely able 70 leave his bed. His
appetite Is poor and he partakes % but
little food.
Deputy Sheriff Newcomer has given
him the privilege OF ordering any eat
ablcs he desires. which would De
brought to him az any time
A couple 81 weeks ago Ruiz appeared
Indifferent TO his fate and Il was
thought he would bear up well under
the suspense but Il Is now quite evil
den, that his spirits are not 40 high
and his nerve IL weakening.
His parents reside northwest OF this
city. They send letters every day TO
their unfortunate son, who greatly APP
preciates their attention to him. but
he is aycrse 20 receiving any callers
and absolutely refuses to be inter-
viewed by the press representatives
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

Yesterday afternoon at o'cloex oc-
CURED the death Of Atanaaio MoEtoya.
az his home ia candeiaria. at the adj
yaaced age % ~ years. There we're
present al the bedside his devoted wife
and four children. The deceased waa
weil-kn0wn and highly respected cit
iEen % Bernallllo. and during his life
had accumulated a vast amount Of
wealth. he was a captain ia the cigli
war and had been elected 10 the office
Of sheriff la Bernalillo county two
terms. The cOrtcge VIII leave his late
residence Tomorrow morning al 10
o'clock and arrive az the san Felipe De
Neri church shortly after > O'Clock,
where the funeral services viii be con
Quoted. inserment wih take place AZ
santa Barbara cemetery Ali Friends OF
the family are Invited % attend the
services
Last night Mra. Qertin Galloway, age
%. who camo here about a month ago
with her mother died az her apart-
ments on west Railroad aveni,e Of con.
sumption. Her husband IL young bus
inesa man % Clarendon, Arh.. but the
remains Will be- shipped Tomorrow
niEht % the home Of her mother in
DeKter. 40.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
suRrRisE PARTY.

Miss Mlnule maWiey Pleasantly SUR
prisrd ~ Namber 81 tter Friends.
Last evening about thirty young peo-
pie gave Miss Minnie Hawley a sur
prise party. II was a complete sur
prgp. but Mias Hawiey was equal 20
the occasion. and assumed the role Of
hostess ia a very charming manner.
The jolly crowd enjoyed the evening
IN various amusing games, music, sing
inE and cako-walkinG. Delicious
strawberry sherbert and cake was
served after the games. u was nearly
midnight when the merry party broke
up. and all voted having spent a de-
llghtful evening.
Those present were. Misses Ramsey.
Hunt. Becker. Minnie and olive Haw-
Icy. buchanan. Wilds. Evans. Cora and
Lilly Cheering. owen. Dodd Francis and
Kellogg. Messrs. Tierney. Dougherty.
Martin. Huning. Keleher, Francis.
George aud Archie sweetlanI. Maloy,
BENJAMIN. Kuhna, bronson. Howell and
va. Broneon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

j. w. CeGars, who came here for his
health about week ago. died Saturday
about noon al his room on south Sec
ond street He Yves single IA,
about 81 years OF age and but little il
known here Of his family. Has residence
~ al Cotton Plant, Ark. and he men
toned The name OF Judge 4. ID. Patten
Of that place as his nearest friend. A
telegram has been sent him giving no.
tice OF the death and requesting in
struetons as 10 the disposition OF the
remains. Afr. Cedars was a member OF
'he knights OF Pythias. and members
OF that order here will interest them
selves Ia performing such duties or
services as they can render In The case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
rmE NYER INrE.,IEw.
The OPiuioh ~ uen Nyer- He rhink. Al.
buaueraue All Right.

The OPinion ~ t,en Nyer-lse Thinks Al.
buaucraue All Right.
Albuquerque 10 e. "a enough for
me-" remarked Bernard Myer. who has
just recently returned from two
months visit la California. to The Cit
izen representative to-day. n visited
IN Sacramento. San Francisco. Los An
geles. Pasadena and several other
points of interests. aud have con-
cludcd that New Mcxico's metropolis "a
al right Fine large store buildings
10 all the cities l visited we're vacant
and no prospects OF them being Occu-
pied very soon. Skilled mechanics OF
every branch OF business swarm
around the employment agencies every
day seeking work In their line. ane
many Of them cannot secure employ
ment OF any kind az any price The
fruit crop north OF Los Angeles will be
fairly good this year but the quality
Nill not reach the average Tor previous
seasons. In the southern part OF the
state the grain yield viii fall far short
OF all expectations OF the owners, and
In some instances the crop is failure
this year"
Continuing. Mr.. Myer said; yes. in
deed, ! am glad 20 return TO aibuquer-
cue and hote the many improvements
that are being made and to learn OF
those that are contemplated. have
not seen any IDLE mechanics here and
notice plenty OF work for the day labor
ers. Those people who are raising
such a terrible howl here about a lack
OF work and that they cannot find en-
ployment now. IL for the reason that
they are not looking ~ the article by
that name. The business men OF this
city would have no occasion to speak
OF duh times this season OF the year
II they could only visit some Of those
California towns and observe the bual
ness depression"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
cry COUNCIL.
AFirsi-Class Meeting Of the Mem
bers Last Night
TWO ORDINANCES PASSED,

The city council met In regular sent
monthly meeting last night, With Al
dorman Leonard. acting mayor, IN the
chair. aud all other members present,
except Mayor Marion aud Alderman
Tor Washington. ID, g.
A petition was rad. signcd ~ a
nu,Abcr OF property owners residing on
south Edith street, asking the council
~ authorize the grading aud nlling up
with adobe Dart aud the street between
Cromwell and Highland avenues Tns
petition was referred 10 the street COIN
mittee.
city Engineer Ross communicated 10
the council the need OF additional
drainage boxes ON Lead avenue and
other street. improvements The com
munication was referred to me street
committee. to Investigate aud report
at tbs next reEulas meetinE.
The council refused 10 grant permia-
slon to Louis Clarion 10 construct a
warehouse the wallis and ROT Of CORFU
gated iron, On HE iots on north Thifd
street.
chief Ruppe and the are committee,
Ia accordance with recommendation
% the committee. VIII hold a conference
az the city building on Thursday even
ina,
q. T., clark was granted sixty days
further time Ina which 10 construct hia
sidewalks on north Second street. upon
the recommendation OF the street com
mlttse.
Under suspension OF the rules ths
council passed the following ordinances.
An Ordinance TO Amend the Ordinance
az TO Licenses
We n Ordained by the city council
OF the city OF Albuquerque!
Section iAny person who shalt b.
engaged Ia the manufacture and sale
OF bottled soda water. pop, sarsaparil-
la. ginger ale. seltEer water, or otner
sslt soda or mineral water bottled.
shall pay an annual license Of ten del
lars
section ALI ordinances aud parts
OF ordinances IN conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
The bond Of David Denham. 90 DO
plumber ana drain layer. wac sxamins
ed by the city attorney and accepted by
the council.
The plan Of Albright a Knox 10
place "a trash box In convenient part
OF the city and With has the endorse
mcnt OF n number Of business men. was
presented and read The council au-
thorixed the street committee 20 select
suitable lOCntion and supervise tho
placing OF one deep box constructed OF
galvanized iron
After dlsposing OF the trash box
proposition. the rules were suspended
ana the following ordinance Was
passed
frohipltlhg business signs, Etc over
hanging Sidewalks
iSe IL Ordained by the city Council OF
Inc Nliy OF Aibuquefque
Sec Ion !. Ihat no person nrm, or
corporation sail place OF suspend or
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
roucur WELL BUr oUroLAssED.
Pisos Altos sture Company Empioye
iieaten by n Miner.

finos Altos saure Company Empioye
Beaten by N Miner.
sidney Derbyshire, Jr., an employee
OF the Pinos Altos Store company, was
assaulted and badly beaten by miner
named Radcliffe. on Tuesday evening.
as q result OF Derbyshirc's carrying
out an order OF the company during the
day Tuesday.
A number Of boys were engaged Ia
wrestling In the store building. when
Mr.. Derbyshire went down aud put
them OUT under Instructions troIa the
store manager one OF the boys was
son of Ratcline. who. when lac heard
OF the matter tate In the afternoon.
hunted w Derbyshire and proceeded 70
beat him up In severe manner
Derbyshlre vas out-classed Ia the ngnt
though he fought vigorously up 70 the
time he was knocked ou:. II IL not
known whether any action has as yet
been brought In the Justices courts by
young Dcrhyshire. Silver city Enter-
prise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
LAssorNo LIONS.
ENuiting Incident on q socorro County !,
Cattle 0Anch.

AAsNNAk eA hhNNAN
Cattle Ranch.
san MNCiai Bee
Last week while a herd 90 cattle was
being driven across the ~. Augustine
plains toward San Marcial, an exciting
incident introduced the beginning Of
another day on the trail. While par
taking OF breakfast. the cowboys no.
tlced a light comm0tion az one paru-
oular point on the edge Of the herd. In
vcagigalion disclosed the presence OF
two well grown mountain lions. wait
ing Tor good opportunity 10 break
fast upon a calf or two. A couple q
the boys were soon la the saddle. and
then aud there NaH enacted scene
that yellow Journal reporter could
easily hn a whole page Of his paper
in the telling. The lions fed across
the perfectly level plain. with the two
mounted cowboys In hot pursuit. each
having his beast spotted Tor action.
one not familiar w1ih the best method
Tor cowboy 10 adopt underthese cir
cumsgances would naturally suppose
the men would uae nre arms. They ala
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

elected to the once Of financial iscrsl
tary Of the A. A. NJ denomination.
Tits h one OF the most responsible Of
nces In the gift Of the general confer
ence. which q now In session at Column
bus. ohio. This recogniuon reflects
great credit upon Rev. Hubbard. who
has been the efficient presiding elder
Of the Colorado conference during the
last ave years. This district has been
very prosperous during his adminiatra-
ton. and while the news Of his election
10 the financial secretaryship viii be
halted with SOY throuehout HE district.
yet the people 81 the west will be re-
luctant 20 give him up. Every conf
dencs n felt In his ability 70 meet ev-
cry demand his new Office lmposee, and
We bospcak for him a successful carees
Ia this department Of the church.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
DISTRICT COURT.
Cases Disposed % and New Ones Ftlsd To-
day in the Diatriet Court.


day IN the Dlatriet Court.
Judgment was rendered In the case
% Jose l.. Perea. ct al. w. Louis Bulk.
hacker. adIudging the interests OF all
claimants IN the land grant known aa
the 90 del Espiritu land grant, sit
uate Ia Valencia county east Of the
Jemez mountains. Large interests are
found to be- poasesscd BY r. ~. Catron.
y dro Perea. Iaeobo Peroa. Josepha y.
Castillo. barbara =. Ynaarri. seria r.
Hubbcll. Iustiana Castillo. q. w. Har-
riaon and others. The court appolated
n z. whiting. r = Hubbeil aud Chaa.
q. Bonsell commissioners 90 examine
the grant with the view % aseertaininE
whether or not Il n practicable 90 par
tition the same or 10 sell a. a whole
body. This ~ the oldest case on the
bernalld0 uocket having been standing
since 1870
Ia the case % drunsfeld Bros. ".
Julian u. Romero judgment was rem
dercd against the defendant for s1,i29.
new suit wan filed this morning BY
Mary Finch against Leyha Bros. Tor
tsss &C upon an open account.
To re. estate OF Amelia Barela. an
appeal was taken from an order made
~ wv RNWAAAf hVNAAa
Irene BohlmBn has fled suit for q a.
voree from her husband. Andy Bohi-
man. The bill OF complaint alleges
drunkenness and a failure 10 provide.
Sui, was filed to-day by r. l.. Pearce
W.. Cora V. Johnston. n. u. Johnston.
her husband. Otto Dleekmann and
Henry HuninE.
Walter ". Parkhurat has enetred suit
against Samuel w. Young for the pay
ment OF q promlsaory note IN the sum
OF $3.50 The plaintiff alleges that the
defendant failed and refuses 20 pay the
amount of said note,
Through her attorney. Rachael Ward
Med papers this morning In the ONCE
~ the district clerk praying for al
vorce froh her husband Charles Ward.
ana charges non-support as gre 4nds for
| the action
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26


eral SsksA hatihk suffered foaf y ~
previous strokes of paralysis and
hence had been under treatment AZ tha
sanitRflum Tor nearly two FearN, where
she received the tsndersst pgseible care
from the devoted sisters For several
days she seemedbetter than IN montha.
aud ~ the time she Wae stricken,
which ended her nfe. vas sitting Ia =
rocking chair conyefsing with some
friends
Al nrst only Mrs. Otero'a lei, sias
seemed 90 be involved. ahe retained
possession NJ her faculties and called
for each Of her children by name. hut
congestion Of the brain soon manifest
"a Itself and she began TO siak rapid
~. dying sunday morning at O'Clock.
II vas then discovered that her entire
body vac more or less paraiyzed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26

Dali headache. pains In various
parts OF the body. SINKING AZ the pit
Of the stomach. loss Of appetite, fever
lshneaa. plmples or sores. are all POSI-
tive evidences Of impure blood. No
matter how II became 90. Il must be
purined In order 10 obtain good health.
Acker's Blood Elixir has never failed
10 cure scnofulus or syphilitic pOisons.
or sny other blood diseases. 1, 10 GER
tainly a wonderful remedy. and We
sell every bottle on positive Euaran-
iaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-05-26
rHs DEATn REcoRD.

Final Summons Came 90 q. A. Van Horn
To-day Death of q. A. Date.
At 2 o'clock this morning. r. A. Van
Horn. the weil-known horH, nan. who
has resided In this city for a number
Of years past died az his late home In
old Albuquerque. For a long time he
has been q sufferer from heart trouble.
and only In the last few days was his
condition regarded serious The de-
ceased had reached the advanced age
% 20 years. and this. coupled with his
ahiiction. FASTENED the end. lie is sur
yived by a wife. The time set for the
funeral has not yet been announced.
but II will probably be held on Mon
DAY