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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
socoRRo.

From the Chieitaln,
Rev. Mcconnell. the Episcopal minis
tar VINO has been assigned TO the So
cOrro district, viii conduct services In
the church OF this city next Friday.
District Clerk John L.. Grinith hsa
tbs Information from high authority
that Hon. Chas. a. Lelands successor
will probably not be appointed until
some time in November.
There Is reported 10 be more activity
In The Black Range than at any time
since the boom days Of the early
eighties Systematic development ia
exposing large bodies Of rich ore In
many OF the mines.
The Keystone mine Ia the Black
Range shows i've feet OF rich ore In the
south drift nj the lgs-toot level. This
ore Will stand wagon transportation OF
elEhty-hye miles and sim leave a good
margin OF profit.
The following cases were hled last
week Ia the office OF District Clerk
John r.. GriHlth. via: Hibbard. spen-
Ger, Bartlett a Company Va. Arinda A.
Shaw. account; Jas NJ. owens Va. MOI
Tie Owens. divorce.
Attorney James q. Fitch went up TO
Santa BE to meet airs. Fitch who has
been visiting In the east for seyeral
weeks. Mr. Fitch also attended the
democratic territorial convention as
chairman OF the sooorro county dele
CATION.
Miss Ella Berger OF santa he.
daughter OF Captain William NJ. Ber-
ger. editor OF The Capital, stopped la
this city day as guest OF J, J. LeSsoR
and family while on her way to assume
her duties as principal Of the Kelly
ehOols
Mrs Jane drldith ana daughter. Miss
Jennie. the mother and sister OF Dis
lrlct Clerk John T.. Grifith, arrived in
sCcorro after an absence OF several
months spent In visiting friends and
relatives at their former home Ia ohio,
g. n. Elmendorf. of Lincoln, NebEas-
kA. who Is "a partner Of Hon. 4, Is.
CatrOn IN the American Valley COM
pany. was guest at the Windsor
Thursday, Mr. Elmend0rf stated that
his company now owns an extensive
range Ia the western part Of SOcorro
county and that Il viii be stocked with
several thousand sheep now ON the
way from Texas.
Jacob Hammel OF the Illinois Brew
Ink company. long n resident OF SocOr-
70. VIII leave FOR Lebanon, Illinois,
where he VIII make hiS home In the
family of HIS daughter, Mrs. l., Pfcfier.
Mr. Hammol will visit members Of his
family In HillsbOro. ~ Paso and 81.
Louis before he arrives az his dostina-
ton. sOcorro loses a good citizen who
Will be greatly missed.
Doctor Duncan performed a surgical
operation Thursday on WIN. Lane Glib
son. the robbor now awaiting trial In
the county jail for robDlng the Helen
Mining company's store at Graham
and riding the United states mail The
operation consisted In reopering the
grnshol wound IN the right side OF the
Jaw. taking out pieces Of dead bone.
extracting several roots of teeth, and
cleansing and closing up the wound.
The patient IL doing well
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
M,KINLEY COUNTY.

The territorial republican convention
cheerfully aceeded 80 every request
made by the republican delegates from
Mckinley county. 4 resolution was
adopted pledging the party TO give the
new county additional territory. and
also 10 the new county all the delin-
quent taxes due within the present
limits ~ Mckinley county The dele
CATION from Mckinley county. Mesara
Page and Caravan. ala splendid work
Tor their constituents. rhey held q
caucus with the Valencia county dele
gates and an agreement wah reached
which viii glye 20 Mckinley county
large additional territory. II h hoped
thai the harmonious agreements
reached "a the santa Ne convention
VIII be carried out 20 the letter and
that the ill-frcllng engendered over the
crvatiOn 81 the new county viii AL be
removed. The republican delegation
from Bernalillo county % tho leRlala-
tive assembly VIII cheerfully carry out
the pledges ~ the territorial couven-
tion, and viii DO all In their power 10
put the new county "n its fest In good
shape.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

The nomination ~ Judge n. 3. Rodey
has practically united al the warning
republican factions IN this county. He
ia acceptable to al the republicans.
and also commands the respect and
good win OF the democrats OF this city
The nomination OF Judge R0deY was
brought about by no faction In the re-
publican party. After the decllnation
Of Mr. Luna. the nomination OF Rodey
followed by reclamation. Now u a good
time 10 forever heal up ,he differences
that have AFFLICTED the republican par
~ In this county for the past eight
years. and individuals should sink their
personal feelings and Join hands In pe-
curing a glorious republican victory
and putting the territory IN line for
statehood and assured prosperity. The
Citizen wishes o. state for itself that
q has buried its Ratchet. which II
probably az keen edged as that WELD
ca by anyone In New Mexico. and will
stand shoulder 70 shoulder with the re-
publlcans Of this city and county In do
ing everything possible to secure re-
publican success IN this territory IN
November. We s,i fhat sNa future
prosperity Of New Mexico depends on
republican victory Lets all get to.
gether for Judge Rodey for delegate TO
congress.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
GALLur.
the Giraner.

rfo n TIE blcaneT.
Mrs w. u. se0borne and little ones
Fred ana NOela. returned from Albu-
quetque after a pleasant etay with Rev
and Mrs. ltenison,
Mrs. Belle Barnett. nee Brown. re-
turned 20 Albuquerque after a vislt Of
week at this place with her parenta.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Brown.
a. l.. Martin. who left here last week
TO- Albuquerque. took with him a BIZ
cycle which he had borrowed from Mr..
kelsy 10 ride to Clarkville. Marshal
smith recovered the bicycle az Albu-
qutFque
Milton Carter. the c0lored coal miner
who has been confined In the county
jail for the past six months on account
of insanity. was declared cured and
was discharged by order Of The county
commissioners.
Barney Morello, an Old resident OF
Gallup, now In business al Globe, A. r..
Is spending a few days here with his
relatives Ills brother Joe has gone 10
Chicago 60 purchase a complete set OF
furniture Tor their handsome stone
building on the corner Of Third street
and Railroad avenue.
4 young man By the name Of sher-
idan. who has been driving team for
0tutge sampson. while camping al the
Cisnega a few days ago. was kicked on
tho leg by one OF his horses and the
knee pan was broken. one OF the
Catholic priests located there kindly
brought Sheridan 20 gallUp where his
Injuries were attended to by Dr. Ed
mondson. The next day his mother
had him removed 10 her home At
ClurkVills
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
cnAIuMAN on CoMMIrTEF.

The republican party Of this territory
has been fortunate In securing excel
lent chalrmen OF ne committee. Two
years ago the party elected John 4.
Ozark OF Las Vegas 90 al the arduous
position and he led the party to vic
tory. lie did not care for tho position
second time and 20 Informed the
delegation from this county. The ter
ritoriai central committee unanimously
selected Mr.. Hubbell. and he viii have
charge OF the campaign. IL may be-
appropriate 20 remark right here that
the graceful way IN which Mr.. Hub
bell withdrew hom the race for dele
gate In favor OF Afr. Rodey made the
nomination Of Mr.. Rodey possible.
The delegation from this county wac
instructed 20 vote for Mr.. Hubbeii. and
" he had remained IN the field he
might have secured the nomination. OF
nj least have defeated Mr. ROdey lic
saw the situation and when the caucus
assembled authorized the withdrawal
Of HE name and did everything IN his
power 20 help AR. Rodey. AFR. Hub
bell IL the present chairman OF the
county republican committee lie ID
one o. the best organizers In the terri
tory a tireicss worker. irEt-ciaHi
speaker In both English ana spanish
anc our friends. the opposition, vii
run up against his work In every pre-.
oinct IN this territory Tho rcpubli.
cans OF this city and county assure th'
ropubIicans OF the territory that the,
made no mistake IN the selection oi
Mr. Hubbeil az chairman Of the terri
toriai committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

From the Optic.
James Riley a Boston barber, has
emo % town and taken a chair PER
mPnsntly with w r. Reed.
II. O. Coors has received A couple %
ears OF Carrilloa coal. tho FIRST ship
ment from that place IN many a day.
besides initiating two new members
last night Ia the persons OF Thee Arnst
and Roy Prentice, the benevolent order
vcted TO telegraph $50 70 their dis
trtased brothers a. Galveston. this last
contribution raising che Las Vegas
fund to tl9sb0.
The enrolment AZ tho Normsl Uni
v0rsiiy this year 81 ows an increase OF
90 "a per cent over the opening ENROLL
ment OF any previous yeear There are
now enrolled i62 students, Including
the primary grades. with forty nom
classified students. making total OF
1872
3. A. Clements writes this once from
Paris, Franee, under date OF September
18th that he and family arrived Ia the
exposition city on september los. Tho
long voyage BY land ana sea. partlCu-
larry the latter, did not agree with AR.
Clements very well. though he viii re-
main whore he IL until he begins ,o feel
ilks himself again.
DR. II. ,. Nevins rector VI The Epic
copa, church IN Rome, Italy, his sister,
Mus. sayre and two soma were paasen-
gsrs Cor Chicago on No. this aftsr-
noon, Dr. Nevins thonse EoinG %
Minneapolis. MINI. The party have
been guests az Las Vegas hot arinHs
and are now returning from an en-
loyal . trip 10 the 0raAA Canyon. n
Arinona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

The court discharged the petit jury
Zoe this term. and gave notice that to-
morrow morning ne would call the civil
docket for disposlng Of civil cases. and
foe setting OF cases FOR trial before the
court where agreement could be
reached.
on the United states side Of the
court on Saturday the court appointed
Gregory Page Of Mckinley county.
Eiesio Barela OF Valencia county. and
vidal Chavez. OF Bernal.llo county. as
Jury commissioners for the next Uni
ted states term OF court.
ON the territorial side OF the court
this morning the case OF the Tesr.eSry
vs. Jose y. Jaramlll0. charged with
murder. was called for trial and the
defendant. by permission OF the court.
was allowed 90 withdraw his plea OF
not guilty and thereupon entered a
pleo of guilty The court then sen
terced the defendant TO thirty-fiye
years imprisonment la the penitentiary
az hard labor. The crime which de-
fcudant committed was the murder OF
Porflio Ribcra on Christmas day. 1885,
By stabblng him TO the heart. The de-
PENDANT elnded the officers for the past
two years but was finally captured In
California and brought to the bar OF
Justice.
In the case OF the Territory W. r. r.
Nicholas. convicted last week OF horse
stealing, the court this morning SEN
fenced the defendant Co the peniten-
Diary Tor a period OF four years. The
crime for which the defendant was
convicted, was the stealing from Trim
ble's red barn iast March. OF the black
mare OF Grunsfeld Bros
The case OF the Territory w. Pedro
Apodaca. Indicted Tor assault with in
tent 60 kin one Adolfo Gutierrez In
November. 1855 was called for trial
tins morning and the evidence heard
In part when the defendant entered a
plea OF guilty and was sentenced %
the penitentiary for eighteen months
The evidence showed that the year
1898 was e prosperous year and beRoi
native wine and lights ana the defen-
dant and prosecuting witness INDUCED
Ia fight the defendant slsshing the
prosecuting witness with a knife. un-
de- the armpit. from which wound he
nearly died
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
nrnocnArlc onMNIrrEE.

The territorial democratic conven-
ton selected its whole COMMITTEES from
this city. Headquarters Tor that party
will be established In this city. While
this viii not help Mr. Iarrazolo 20 any
great extent II will be OK great beaeilt
10 the local democracy In getting
votes for their county ticket. They
will have a soft snap ON the territorial
democrats by using the funds Tor the
benefit OF their county ticket and no
doubt will trad" on the nominee for
delegate wherever possible In this
county. There Is already "a kick going
up against this by the democrats In the
other counties. who object TO having
their contributions spent Tor the cleo
tlon 81 fusion ticket composed prln-
clpally Of sorchead republicans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

on her pillow and weakly raised her
hand 10 her head Miss Catherine
johnson. the nurse IN attendance. ad-
iualed the pillows and Miss McAtoo
fen into a deep sleep Later IN the day
ahs again awoke and recognized her
sister, Miaa Bdith McAtec. ana other
me- mbers 81 her family
In the opinion OF the physicians the
only thing 20 fear 10 meningitis. For
tha neat three or four days Miss Me-
Aces condition viii be- carefully
watched BY the three physicians. and
no attempt Will ie made 10 remove
her from her present qusriers Her
pulse and temperature are normal, ana
thees are considered most encouraging
elGns
Miss Edith McAtcs wcs In almost
constant attendance on her sister yes.
terday. She ~ nearly exhausted from
the anxiety and watching % the last
two daya
The detective department was at
work al day yesterday and last nlght.
but their efforts have thus far been
fruitiess. Bach one o. she sleuths has
his own private theory OF how the as
HNAAA WIS ANWAAMAANAf MMN WNAA NM~
folded there - always some naw which
dlfcrcdils their deduction. Most Of the
afternoon yesterday WIS taken up by
th' detectives IN reproducing IN pam
toniime the act of the unknown asaail-
ant The position ~ the thug when
he struck the blow was guessed at
After the detectives had carefully and
acc urately depicted the movements q
the assailant and his victim, pencil and
pad were used 20 figure out where they
had gone afterwards. u was all done
20 the satisfaction 81 the detectives,
bu: the asaallant n still free.
No clue % ny Importance has been
developed and until Miss McAtee 10
abls 20 give some account Of The as
sault there ~ little hope that any ar
rest will be made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
SAN MARcIAL.

From the Bee.
one Of the pleasing oocuranocs Of
last week was the birth OF a giri baby
= Mr. and Mrs, J. n. Tweed.
J. n. Tweed has been nemed a.
school director to on the vacancy
caused By the resignation Of II. IL.
Howard.
A reminder Of the battle OF valverdo
the mesa souta Of town. IN shape OF
IN mesa south OF town. In the shape OF
a six pound cannon BALL II may be
seen at the Armstrong; Bros place OF
business.
san Acacio has a postmaster who IL
ambitious 10 become a newspaper pub
Usher. His initial EFFORT reached us
this week. and n u Amt curio typo
graphically. we are prepared 10 aust
the business.
IA. Bonem a Co. recently received q
shipment OF republican ana democrats
hats. The good times hats were IN
great demand. whlie the others arr
still in their boxes waiting inspection,
less the one purchased by DOC" Mes
bis who appears TO be the only thor
oughbred OF that political faith IN this
baillwick OF clean politics,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
nnnEY IN aANrA rE.

There Was big ratification In Santa
Re ON Thursday night and Mr. Rodey
vas one Of the speakers. The New
Mexican says
Hon. Bernard 3 Rodey was the
next speaker. Ills earnest elOquence
capiivatcd the audience and carried Il
on ~ feet several times with applause
De pleaded guilty to the charge OF
having been a poor Irish boy who
came to Canada az 8 year old lad
ana worked la the minen and as a
WoOdchoppcr az a amelter, going TO the
country school for six years only two
and half months each year He did
not deny that he driftcd 20 Boston and
there studied hw on Sundays and
evenings Tor three years under the late
HcnJauin H. Butter. whom he called
the greatest American who ever lived.
While In Boston he started the famous
Raymond a WhitcOmb excursions. but
abandoned the business soon and came
to New Mexico In Boston he made
his choice 81 party after great study
and due deliberation. coming 10 the
conclusion that the republican party In
the party OF liberty and progress. and
that u should be impossible for an
Irish born citizen to vote FOR any other
party. He came 90 New Mexico about
twenty years ago and In 1853, one day
after ne became citizen OF the Unit
"a States, he was admitted to the New
Mexico bar. In 1899 he was member
OF the legislature, ana as such took
a leading part in drawing up the bills
To- four Of the leading territorial in
situations. which are now the pride
Of the people OF the territory. He also
served In the constitutional cOnven-
ton which drafted a constitution for
the state OF New Mexico. that was
submitted 20 the people ~ the terri
terry Referring to a remark OF the
preceding speaker that he won many
~ his cases at law, ~ said that on
Wednesday he lost the greatest case
Ia which h. ever pleaded case
which he had bent on winning
he nominated Hon. Sol Luna for con.
gress. and by all the powers OF elo-
quence that he may possess. ehdeav-
cred Co persuade AR. Luna TO accept
the nomination rendered him ~ unan.
lmCusly"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
REPUBLICANS RATlFY.
8, S, ROdey Delegate Candidate
Met at the Depot.
MEETING At OPERA HOUSE.

Hon. n. =, Rodey. the republican
candidate for delegate 20 congress.
with a party OF well-known republican
delegates TO the recent territorial COM
vcntion. returned 90 the city last night
from Santa ~. being met at the de-
pot By the First regiment band and
several thousand citizens. who Justify
cheered the next delegate TO con-
gress" az he alighted from the train.
Lead by the hand. a march was made
on Railroad avenue ives, TO the Ncher
opera house on north Third street.
where the crowd Of enthusiasti, people
were called with some 81 the best re-
publican speeches heard In this city foT
years. the orators being Hon. u. =.
Rodey, the delegate candidate: Col. q.
W. Prichard, % White oaks; Col X. y.
Twitchell. OF Las Vegas Major w. n.
n. Lieweliyn. Of Las Cruces. Col. III
lCtt % Roswell. and Hon. r. A. Hut
bell ~ this city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
AnIo InRIaArIoN scmEME.
A Dam IL TO ns naiit Across Apache Cam
yon in Union County.

yon tn Nnion C0unty.
A dispatch from Clayton. Union eoun-
~ says; An eastern syndicate Is be-
ing organised for the purpose OF dam
ming Apache canon near clayton. This
canon and Ice wide neGwork OF tribu-
tary arroyos. gulches and draws COM
prise the drainage channels OF the
eastern slopes OF the Sierra Grande
mountains. and a dam thrown across
the canon az the proposed point would
form n lake twenty miles long, with an
average width OF Oue-quartcg Of a mile
and an average depth Of 40 feet This
lake and la drainage feeders would
provide water for the Irrigation OF l0O,-
900 acres OF land, and would. also, place
abundant and permanent water upon n
large and excellently grassed and shell
tered stock range.
AZ the point Of the proposed dam
construction the canon = but $50 feet
In width. the dam Itself 70 be OF solid
masonry 30 feet thick and 40 feet high.
with an estimated cost OF 800 O00 The
lands to be- irrigated are practically Ia
one body. and Ne just southeast OF
Clayton. They have an average soil
uePAH OF ~ teHts hna AutF AeFhhtS as
sures profuse croppage, the favorable
seasons Of the region assuring aiSo a
great variety In harvest schedule. The
stock range thus fully utilized viii sup
port scores OF thusands % cattle and
sheep.
The Clayton region, generally speak
ing. II steadily increasing It's stock
values. the annual wool production be-
ing raw IN excess OF 1900, 600 pounds,
while considerable additional stocking
Of the cattle ranges lie IN progress.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
Death os rp.lbert Franklin.

The following was clipped from the
Cotton. Cal, Chronicle OF Oct 6. MIR.
Franklin and his wife spent last win
ter In this city living on North Second
street. They made many friends while
here. who viii hear with regret OF Mr..
FrAnKlin's demise
AZ 1880 o'clock Tuesday morning. oct.
2. the very hour OF tho day he was
born, the spring Of life which fed the
earthly tenement OF Delbcrt Alton
Frankhn ceased to now and the spirit
OF a gentle. good ana noble young maa
went TO rSst calmly. peaeeably and
without a struggle. For years the poor
body had suffered but the voice Was
seldom. 10 ever. raised ih-eomplaint lie
was born in Pleasant Mount. Miller
county. Missouri. April 2. 1874. lie
came with his parents 20 Cotton,
March TO- iSss. attended the public
schools here and went 10 Blnning In
1892 where he engaged Ia the merean-
tile business the firm name being Reed
Franklin. lie was married In se-
dalla, Mo-. 10 Miss ella Morse. Feb 70.
1921 A few years ago he went 20 Col
orado Springs, Col. and from there TO
Albuquerque, New Mexico. hoping 10
receive some benefit from the hlsh al
iitude and rarfled air OF those regions.
but the hand Of death had already been
laid upon him and the inevitable end
came, a few months ago ne re-
turned to this city where his parents
reside and since then e has been only
a question OF time az 20 his residence
on this earth. As stated he passed
away Tuesday morning Funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev. T.. Hos
kyn, the Methodist pastor, aud a large
concourse OF friends attended the SER
Vices. The remains were inferred In RI
yerslde cemetery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
REPUBLICAN nEApouARrErs.

For the first time In It's history Aibu
queraue viii be during this campaign
the headquarters OF the republican
party Of New Mexico This IL a cour-
tsay 20 the city which IL fully appre-
ciaied. The chairman and secretary OF
tnc committee arrived last night. ana
the treasurer Hon. SOL. Luna. will ar
rive with the executive committee next
Tuesday. The remarkable success OF
Else Albuquerque delegation al the re-
cent convention may be attributed to
ths friendly attitude Of the republicans
o. the whole territory toward this city
and the sentiment will be fully reclpro-
Gated by our people. Mr. Rodey 10 the
FIRST republican nominee from this city
and hts candidacy viii smooth oye- all
the little faetionai differences that has
prevailed in republican ranks in this
city and county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
CONGREGATIONAL RECEPTION.
Rsv. w. . Marsh and Family Given q
Hearty Welcome.

The reception rendered the new Con-
gregatlonal minister. Rev w. J.
Marsh and family. In the church par
iors las, evening was a very brillif nj
and successful affair The parlors pre-
scented a very pretty and home-like APP
pCarance. being furnished with a pro-
fusion Of Navajo rugs and easy chairs.
The noral decorations consisted most
ly % the cosmos. which are 90 album
dan, at this time OF the year. After
prayer by Rev Bruce Kinney, kev r.
q Beattle gave a short and sincere ad.
dress Of welcome In behalf OF the min
listers ~ the city and thu membership
represented BY them. which was re-
sronded to by Mr.. Marsh IN a few very
appropriate rcma rks. A. Heinbeck
sung a beautiful ballad which was APP
pfeciated very much. Tho Misses
schwed delighted che audience by rem
dorlng a duet In splendid manner.
Both u the young ladies' have very
sweet voices and they blend beautiful
h. Thos Hall. who always pleases
his hearers sang a sweet love song,
Light refreshments OF chocolats and
waters were served