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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
SILVER CITY.

From Silver Cay independent.
Hon, -. Catron Hobart acknowledged
20 80 years last Sunday.
A rumor Is ia circulation 10 the effect
that Adolph H0aecrans. who IL serving
In the Philippines. has been killsd by
the natives.
The odd Fellow and Rebahah lodges
, of this clay will on she 2eth OF this
month celebrate ths eighty first ami
vensary OF their organization In this
Icountry.
Ralph Hailoran. the well-known life
Insurance agent. came down from Al
lbuqueruue on Tueaday to look after the
Interests Of his company in this county
/ Il Will be- pleasing nrwa TO the many
, friends here OF Lieutenant Garrison
McCoskoy, for several months station.
"a at Fort bayard. 70 learn that he "a
now captain Of the port, collector Of
customs and internal revenue. az Ma
nilla, Philippine Islands.
Mr. George Rowland. che DominR boy
whose name VIII 50 down in history az
one Of the most gallant Of the Rough
Riders. got back from the philippines
on Tuesday. where for months past be
has been doing the best h. could for
his country.
c. q. Aahby deputy sheriff % socorro
county, came In on the train wedhes-
day. He had landed Bruce Weaver.
one OF the suspected train robbera. and
had extracted a partial confession from
him 20 the effect that he was impllcR-
ted Ia the kilisg which took place IN
Arizona last week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

city affairs II assured. The mayors
selections Tor marshal and other ON
GERS deserves the approval OF the ps9-
pie. Marshal McMiilln ls a republi-
can, but he has made such an cxecel-
lent officer that everybody wanted him
retained, The two new policemen have
excellent regulations and will faithful
" discharge their duties. Martin Tier.
neys who has ~ diligently served the
city IN the past four years a. alderman
from the Third ward, and whose term
expired last niEht. was appointed street
.commissioner and he has added 70 his
duties the Inspection OF sewers and tho
care OF the trees along the streets
The appointment Of AIR. Tierney h one
OF the best that could be made. and ho
VIII devote his whole time to the dis
charge uf the duties OF his Oflce.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
MlsArrmornIArIoN or rrNp..

Miss Marie Oeru,aln Violated Postal Laws
and Was Jailed.
woman. signing kerseif AZ Miss
Marie German was lucarcerated In the
county jail late yesterday afternoon.
charged with violating the postal laws
that Ia, signing for e letter not her
own and a.,eropriatlng 70 he. own use
cash. amounting 10 $40. found therein.
The letter with its contents. belonged
20 Mira Ada Quinn. and was from her
husband, being mailed from Jackson.
Tenn.
The case was worked up BY postofFlce
Inspector Doran. and when the ae-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

Hcv. c. g. Waller has received plans
Tor a temporary building TO be used In
connection with the Baptist college Of
Alamog0rdo, which he will present for
acceptance Ia the educational board
when Il meets here on the alth. The
temporary building o. exoellentiy
planned ana win cost about $1,000 Mr,
Waller desires%to push the building to
completion at an early date and have
Il ready for occupancy this fail. II II
20 be a two-story offair and the plans
selecsed by him make an excellent ap-
pcarHnce.
The college which will be ultimately
orected viii cost si0g,OoO. and win be
utilized Tor the education OF pupils
from the entire territory .--AlamOg0rdo
News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

last SUNDAY. April sth. was a day u
great fejoiclng ON the part OF the
members and friends of Grace Metho-
dist Epleoopai church ~ Alamogonio.
40 it witnessed the dedioation of their
new building The church was organ.
lxed by ne present pastor. Hey. Adolf
Hoffman. over a year and half ago.
but has NOT been able 10 worship IN
10 own cdlhco unui the present time.
being dependent upon the courfaay Of
other churches in holding iia services.
--klafnoN0rtio News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

The information comes that the cat
tlomen who had George Scarborough
employed wiil pay % hia widow her
husoand'A salary for thin year. This q
what misht have been expected. Cat
tiemCn AZ rule are biE hearted and
grnenous Il has been suggested that
az oeOree scarborough iost hia NE
serving lNY caifiemen of New NeNlco
aud ArizonA. u Noeld b. q graceful
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
FLAGsrAFF
from .he sun.

from ,hc Sun.
Dr w. y. Robinson has purchased
the residence OF r. J. Moyas. on North
Beaver street. and viii occupy il about
the first of May.
Charles Knop left Thursday on a trip
10 Southern California. He has been
lll for some time ana seeks the sea
shore Tor the benefit OF his health.
Gus Mudersbach returned this week
to hin mining claim near Aqua Calf
entr Ne has some fne prospects aad
win deyelop them TO prove their value.
J. II. Morse has left AZ this office a
lot of samples from HE mining claims
on Cherry creek Tho rock 10 gold
bearing quartz, and assays up in the
hundreds
The santa BE Pacific engineers have
completed the survey for a pipe line
from Flagstaff 20 oak Creek. They
found the survey a more favorable one
than expected
An our ranchera are busy getting
ready 20 plant their spring crops. An
Increased acreage viii be planted for
wheat and oats. and the Indications are
that u Will be good season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
rmn WY MuNAwAY.
His Two nronehos Created Plenty of ~.
citcment for = short time.

His Two nronchos Created Plenty of ~.
ciicment for short time.
Nicholas Meta the old miner and
prospectoF. with hts team Of bronchoa
created quite a large amount Of excite
ment at $50 o'clock this morning. Mr.
Metz was down In the southern part
of the city. and stopped to talk to q
friend about the guild that lies uncov-
cred in the mountains OF New Mexico.
when mis- hronchos took fright and
dashed away. On Atlantic avenue,
near Torlina's residence. the delivery
wagon 81 schwarizman A With was
encountered and wheel was COM
pletely taken on The bronchOs con-
tlnued on their mad race, rounded the
corner at First street and coming north
On that street struck the delivery wag-
on Of Clark Bros, and demolished a.
This ala not stop them ana they kept
running north ON First street. Near
Tileras avenue "Dog-Catcher" George
got IN his work and brought the bron-
ciios 10 a s,andstili. The horses were
not damaged. while the Metx wagon
got out OF the scrimmagc In fair con-
dillon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
New NsIieo aIininF slsel..

Last week on the Boston stock oK-
change i.2a0 shares u the Cochlu Gold
Mining companys stock. % the coohiti
district OF the par value ~ $40, Were
sold az from tii.50 90 ga per share. %
the santa W. Gold and Copper Mining
company, Of San Pedro. santa Fe
county, Lses shares of 80 par value
were sold az from $3.50 ~ t70s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
CfTY COUNCn

The appointments of Mayaf Marron
wers al confirmed az the needing of
the ciiy council last evening. and ne
utmost harmony prevailed. Tits &C..
tion meuna that there viii b. no clanh
betWeen The mayor ana tha council.
and that a business administration 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
Mnar... rnr la J. llrhnlll.

General Manager Mudges private car
No. gis has been placed la the santa
Fe shops u Topeka. II IL 10 be rebuilt
ana viii be- finished Inside In black
walnut. The car will be fitted with
new furnishings throughout and when
completed viii be one Of the hand
soonest on the line. Il Will probably
be IN the shops the greater part Of the
month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
NNI rmN cIrY,s nursr.


The Journal Democrat thia morning
contained the following timely article
on the visit OF Mr.. Bryan!
some adverse criticism has been al.
fectcd against the daily press of the
city, because exception was taken o.
various uttcrances % Hon. w. ,. Rry-
an. The claim is made that Ar. e-s-e =
was The guest of the city ana therefore
entitled to all praise and no unfavora-
bic comment.
The claim is false Afr. Bryan was
not the citys guest He was invited
TO the city by democrats, he was en-.
tertained BY democrats. not a repubil.
can Waa appointed Ou any OF the com.
mitteoa. not republican was invited
TO drive or dine with him. and not q
republican was given n seat on the
platform In the afternoon, or the opera
house In the evening. or accorded any
public recognition whatever. The
whole proceeding was a democratic raj
W. pure and simple, designed 70 bolster
up the tottcring democratic cause In
New Mexico. ~ republicans had any.
thing 60 do with the affair Il was only
In the way OF contributing towards the
expense fund.
Mr. Bryan evidently understood the
situation exactly. as ne confined HIM
self exclusively to poiiiica. and la
neither Of his speeches did he refer TO
the city'a reception OF him. or offor any
tribute to the heariiness OF his vel
come or tho hospitality and elegance
OF his entertainment, as he would have
been In duty bound 70 DO. n he had
been the guest OF the city Instead OF
the Champion Of his party. bent on
making az much political capital as
possible Out OF his visit.
Not withssandlng the slight to rcpub.
iioans, who would gladly have united
IN welcoming and entertaining the dis
tingulshed gentleman, the city press
gave the fullest publicity % the pro-
gram, extended a warm greeting 60 the
visitor, invited people from all parts
OF the territory 90 come. hear and see
tbs democratic leader. copiously re-
ported his speeches, and confined ad-
verse comment OF his utteRnces 10
brief criticism OF his most Inconsistent
and dangerous positions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

act II each Of the men whom he servsd
would give hia widow ten yeariingn.
rhey could AFFORD n. Indeed. soms 0f
them could give twenty head and never
miss them. and u would give tho
widow and orphans VI brave oeorgs
scarborough the seed Cor a hne herd VI
cattle. silver city independents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

cused was taken 20 the possofIice and
confronted with the orlme she AZ nrst
made a denial. but when asked to sign
her maiden name "Marie"--the same
she signed before the postofnce deliy-
cry boy--she confessed and made the
following anidavitt.
This Is TO certify that !. Miss Marie
oermoin. was n chambofmaid IN the
Gold avenue hotel IN Albuquerque. n.
NJ. formerly the Albemarle hotel, on
April 2, 1900. that about 1850 o'clock
on April 2. 1900, a postofice messenger
boy called az the above named hotel
and delivered 10 fne a letter bearing a
special deliver stamp and addressed
TO Ada Quinn Albuquerque. N. M. /
tolh tio icltof and signed for u In the
o. Fsenss. delivery book. signed az
follows Miss Marie. The boy then
left and went TO my room IN the ho-
tel ana opened the said letter. II con-
tained a note that was not Intended FOR
me. This letter also contained two go
bills. I saw at Oncc that a was not
mlne-~that neither the letter nor the
two go bills were mine; but did not
know exactly what TO do. That after
noon ! went to the Golden Rule Dry
Goods store Of Albuquerque and ex-
pended about go Of the money took
from the letter In question, purchasing
several articles VI clothing for myself.
The same night ! paid t2t0 room rent.
The balance ! used for other purposes +"
After Mias Germaln left the Gold
avenue hotel she secured a position at
10 be from Adrain. Mich. whore she
says well-t0-do relatives now reside.
Deputy United States Marshal Pickard
made the arrest.
Her trial IL now In progress before
United states Commissioner IA. X.
Whiting at his Office in the court house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
AppoInllna osa.a. Isnamsra.or..

Hon. Pedro sanchex, supervisor of
the census for New Meaico. has rs-
oeived notice from the director Of the
census IN Washington that seventy
eight OF his selections for enumeratoTu
In this territory have been appointed.
The remaining elghty-five TO be ap-
pointed have been selected. and the
names viii be forwarded 20 Washing
ton for approval. but the publication OF
the lists is strictly forbidden by the di-
rector until ali the selections are APP
proved. The number OF enumerators
70 be selected 5y The supervisor 10 i6g.
The census Ia the fifteen Indian pu-
cbios OF the territory will be taken by
persons specially designated BY the dl-
rector after consultation with the au-
thorities. The complete list OF ap-
proved selections win be ready for pub
iication Ia about ten days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

The New Mexican says. A Iridium.
or three days retreat. viii De given the
pupils at Ioretto academy next week.
beginning Monday evening, the 2srd.
and ending Friday morning. The ex.
erciaea will be conducted by the
learned snd weli-known father. A. NJ.
Mandaiaria, 3. j., of Albuquerque.
oliver Tally formerly clerk az lhe
Grand Central hotel. now Pullman
palace car conductor from El Pas0.
Texas. 10 city OF Mexico ON che Mex
lean Central road. was here last night.
deadbeadlng through witt his ear from
~ Payo. He returned south this
morning.
Hon. "a. 3. Otero. who Ia engaged in
the banking business az Albuquerque
and IL largely interested In the sheep
and mining Industries OF New Mexico.
IL fn the capital on private business.
says the New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

AZ the home Of A. a. whitsomb. on
West Copper avenue. an oid-fashioned
camp fire VIII be- held this evening
The meeting place viii be at wilson's
music store, and the q. X. Warren
Post No. Q, Womens Relief Corps and
the Klio Klub are invited TO attend.
}. y, Edwards and wife. os winslow.
were passengers 10 the city last night
They are spending the day among the
big stores Of the metropolis. end great
~ admire the Indian window decora-
tons at the store OF A. d. MeGaney
a Co,
G. O. Anderson. editor and proprietor
Of tha Holbrook Argus. Is on a vlsit 10
the metropolis os New MexIeo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

Mrs. Jones. wife OF The pastor OF the
A a. ~ church. left ghis morning COR
Fort WinFate, whore she viii hold a..
vlne services for the tao troops 0f the
Ninth cavalry stationed there.
Col John NJ Riley. the well-kn0Nn
Colorado springs. Colo. cattle raissr.
vas on one ef the deiayed passenger
irains from the norm ihis morning. He
continued south 20 tho cattle raness
of southern New Aisxico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Land Office Business Territorial
Funds--Agents Designated.
SoTAmIs PUBLIC APPOINTED.
NoiARlKs PUBLIC.

Acting Governor Wallace commis-
STONED David u. Dwyer. OF Ration. Col
faK county, James ~, Read. VI santa
Fo. and Cassius &. Q.ac, OF Eaat f,as
Vegas. a. notarlen pubic Tor their 70.
auUcttVc C0unuOa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

James orosndyke Arrived Last Nisht.
Whiss iiis fartuer Went a. Alaska.
Jeanss urOonendyke came iE from
Fiagaian last night and registered a.
The Hotel Highland. Mr.. uroenendyke.
Hith h a. kernaek. his mining part
ner, left Albuquerque In a buckboard
about sin months ago Tor the purpose
of Visiting che principal mining dis
triotn OF New Mexico. AriEOna and
northern Mexico. They we're on their
return 10 this city when. o,a reaching
FlaEsian, Ar. kermack received taf-
tering oner from a Cripple Greek.
COLO mining company 20 represent and
prospect for them az Cape Nome. Alaa-
ka. The ofsr was accepted the buck
board and team of horses we're e0ld.
and NJ kermack left immediAtely for
Cape Nome. Mr QroenenSyke came
oa 70 this city. and viii remain herr,
for Few days before continuing on
10 Denver.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
pIsTnIcr cnrnT.


Cases set for Trial other Coart pro-
eecdings.
The court this morning set the fol-
lowing cases for trial.
ioes--Pitt Ross W. A.. II. a. 3. H. Ry.
Co
ts5l--singer Mfg. CO. w. Ewing.
fsS2-singer Mfg. Co. ~. Torres.
f542-T = Hubbeil vs.. BicdHoe.
ai05-wallaoe Douglas vs. G. w.
Lewis
tsae-H. A. Montfort vs.. Democrat
Pub. Co.
tsss-cattle Sanitary Board vs. Fow.
ier
4iii-First National Bank vs. Lesser
a LewinHon.
i7O2-T. =. Robinson vs. Paiatlna In.
Hurance company
t1ei-G. u. kinncar W. Norman l..
Bletcher.
biS7--Geo. Blunt W. John Wlckstrom.
IN the case OF Giotinto Sierra W. Lena
Maria Sierra. the court heard the evil
dence and granted an absolute divorce
10 piaintiff, giving him custody of two
minor children until further order OF
tho court"
The case OF the Merchants National
bank vs. Albuquerque National bank,
et al. was dismissed by the plaintln.
In the cons, idatcd opera house case
the court heard testimony as 20 the
value of the special masters services
In selling the opera house under order
of the court, and made an allowance
20 the master OF $3.50 and $50 to the
special masters attorney. saying that
the order setting aside the sale made
by the master was In no sense upon
any ground OF conspiracy or fraud In
the sale. or misconduct Of the master.
but that the master had properly per-
formed his duties In the premises
The case Of the territory w. n. Hur-
tard0 and Miguel c. de Baea IL now on
trial, II. $. Rodey appearing for the
defendants. and u. V. chaves. with
the district attorney. for the plainiff.
The defendants are Indicted with as
sault with intent 10 kill. May 18th cf
last year. a iight occurred over sheep
pasturage. and IN g the prosecuting
witness received deep cash with
knife between the shoulder blades
which iaid him up for many months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

Territorial Treasurer Vaughn has re.
ceived the following femittanocai
From Donacian0 Cofdove, collector VI
Taos county. t5t6a OF isgs taxes. tslT
of isss taXca, "a cents OF issi taxes.
81 cents OF 1895 taKea. and ti.lt Of iSss
taxes. Fourth judicial district, ssss.5s
fees for the quarter ending March "a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

A Dark shadow on the world''
Tuesday evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21

Mrs. A. u. Renehan. who was here as
the guest Of Mrs. J. J. sheridan the
past ten days, returned 70 her home at
the territorial capital this morning
While here. the lady made many pleas
ant friends and enjoyed her visit im-
menseiy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-21
Nasal Catarrh quickly yIalds 70 treat

mont ~ Elyo Cream Balm, whioh Il agree.
ably arosnniio. u Is received through the
nostrils. oleansCe ari hoaia the whole elf.
iaoo over vlish % tiE1sea iifo'E Lfurtisa
aell tho 900. 90 ir.f' 81 q vi ril, 40
cents. Test a cal yofs. t-.e o. f.ialEue
ths Treatment
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-22
ALL FROM ABROAD.

The ordinary beer glass is regulated
by law in Bavaria, and must hold ex-
actly half liter, or nearly nine-tenths
Of a pint.
A Paris journal is published for
theater physicians. Nearly every spe-
cial branch of medical service now has
its own particular organ.
The Astronomical observatory OF Mex
leo is under the department of public
works, and is engaged in much the
same work as is done in this country
by the Naval lc observatory.
Debtors in Siam, when three months
in arrears, can be seized by the credit
ors and compelled to work out their
indebtedness. Should a debtor run
away his father, his wife, or his chill
dren may be held in slavery until the
debt is cancelled.
A Portugal paper gives details of an
invention for facilitating fox and
badger hunting. It consists of small
electric lamp fixed to the collar of the
dog, which is to enter burrow. The
effect of this light is to frighten the
animal and cause him to come out Of
his burrow. >.r'.'"s'
About IS miles from Nishapour, in
the Khorassan, are the celebrated tur-
quoise mines of Persia, the only mines
in the world producing this stone. They
are situated in mountainous region
5000 or 5000 feet above the sea level,
and employ, perhaps, 1900 persons.
Father Bartoli, who has labored for
many years as a missionary in India,
speaking in Rome the other day, said
one of his fellow missionaries gave
some boxes of matches to the people
of village who had for generations
obtained fire by rubbing two hints to-
gether. A few months later he found
that the people were worshiping these
boxes Of matches as deities.
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-22
To BAR ANOTHER WAR.
The War Fostering Administrator
Should BE Driven from
Power.

Are the American people weary Of
war? Have they had enough yet of
the extra penny on the telegram and
the express receipt, the two cents on
the bank check. the multitudinous,
exactions- falling not at all on the
corporations, lightly on the very rich
and most GENEROUSLY on the people of
slender means-which. go to make up
the war tax?
Are they sick of the daily bulletins
of the dead and crazed sacrificed in
Luzon to keep down an -insurrection
officially reported as suppressed a
year ago? Do they count the cost of
the Philippine experiment and con-
slider what 100000, 900 a year could
do here at home, expended in irriga-
tion to make the western deserts BIOS
som like the rose, employed to estab-
ish government telegraphs, a parcels
post, a great national university, a
ship canal from the lakes to the sea,
a government railroad which would
act as check to the extortions of the
privately owned monopolies?
If the people have become thus
weary, if they are thus questioning,
they are ready to consider the yelled
menace in, this. utterance$ by Col. Dick,
Hanna's campaign manager, and one
OF the men who is growing rich from
the pickings of the Mckinley admin
istration:
''The status in China is very threat
ening, and events there may change
the whole political situation here. I
suppose on one denies that this gov
ernment ought to protect Americans
in China, and if in doing so we should
be brought into a war with China or
any other power there would be but
one party in this country as long as
the trouble lasted, and that would be
the administration party"
There stands out the wish that is
father to the thought. With what
zeal will Hanna and Dick and Brother
Abner and Neeley and the rest of the
vultures that fatten on the fruits of
McKinleyism rush to the defense of
Americans in China if by so doing
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-22

Instead of convening t he representa-
tives of the people in crisis like the
present he takes action which as like.
ly as not may involve us in a pro-
longed war of vast extent and taxing
our resources in men and means to
the extreme of impoverishment, and
this he does without consulting the
representatives of theFpeople.
This he could not do without large
army. Without that he would have to
call congress together !.
If the people show mo concern when
the president assumes such enormous
responsibilities and Involves the coun-
try in such perils, il they willingly
trust everything to one man, they
show that they are pretty nearly ripe
for an EMPEROR military MASTER
as we'll as for imperialism or the inn
position of a hated yoke upon con-
auered subjects beyd md the SEAS
Chicago Chronicle.