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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

pomssphsepioA % geur lallh, aFal IN
youf keme ana 10 your ehildren. lhsn
let Il shine out Tor your neighbora and
Christian fellow-ci;izens, Never IN the
history OF the world have 20 many
starving souls hungered for the mama
OF noble impulse and thlrsted for the
living waters Of truth. You have the
bread OF life. the bread OF the Most
Hieh God.
MAY the glory OF God ever shine
upon this house. You have built a TEN.
pie that 10 the incarnation OF all that is
sweet. kind. sympathetic and noble. II
should stand a. a sacred house Of ref
uge OF every sorrow and lts walls
should beam with the accents OF the
symphony Of love Come here. then,
when you are In sorrow, and seek sweet
communion with the Innnlte. Pour out
your grlef a. the throne o. the Most
High. Ana, even yet. when In JOY and
FREQ from misfortune. come here and
pour out your SOY and thank God for
all blessings He has given you.
Members Of the Congregation Al
bert. God bless you and cause His light
10 shine upon you. Arise. give light,
for the light has come ana the glory
OF God II shining over thes. Amen
The installation services conducted
by Or. Friedman. were very impressive.
Placing his hand upon the young hab'
bis head he pronounced the s'lemn
Jewish service. somewhat as follows:
in the name Of God. betroth thee. !
betruth thee to our sacred cause and
al i he
troth thee In justice. righteousness.
loving kindness and truth. Rabbi
Jacobs. / betroth thee. I wed thee.
we'd thee 20 the Congregation Albert.
/ betroth thee IN your faith In Judaism
and confidence that God rules and that
lie hears the sob Of every aching
heart.
The rabbi paid a glowing tribute "a
the young minister In the confidence he
had In him 70 lead his congregation on
10 higher and better plane Of life.
The new rabbi responded very heart
ny with his inaugural address and al
though fresh from the Hebrew Sem
| lrary at Cincinnati he proved himself
an orator Of no mean ability, having q
very clear enunciation, pleasing and
winning manner and richly endowed
with the fervor and enthusiasm OF
| youth, for the high and lofty Ideals
which ne presented last evening.
Tho choir then rendered the soul-ln'
spring anthem. Mozart's Oiorio.
Tho ceremonies closed with shor
Sabbath evening service conducted b.
Rabbi Jacobs. The services 10 the mem
1 nrN of the departed and the Rilen
prayer. were both very impressive
forms Of worship.
Too much cannot be said of the mus
teal part OF the program. which wa
under the supervision OF A. l.. Nowto'
and showed that the choir had under
gone careful training. The choir con
sisted OF Mrs. Knlghtllnger, Miss Geh
ring. Miss schwed sopranos; Mrs. Haie
Miss Flora schwed, Miss Houghton. al
tos: Mr. Francis. MIR. HAN, tenors. MI
Newton. MIR, Bullard. Mr Harding
bassea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
EnIroHIAL AssoCIArIon.

Word has been received from a ma
iority Of the editors OF New Mexico
that they Will DO present next Wednea-
day and help organize territorial
organisation. The meeting will be held
az 10 o'clock Wednesday morning al
odd Fellows hall Mayor Marion viii
deliver a short address Of welcome, at
ter which WIN. NJ. Berger Of the San
"a We Capital, will reply on behalf OF
the editors AZ the close ~ the busi-
Eesa meeting the visitors will be taken
about the city. In the afternoon they
will be shown she territorial fair, and
IN the evening will be rendered a ban
quet al the Highland hotel by the local
Press Club. Everything has been ar
ranged TO Sive the pencil pushers a
royal reception. and Il is hoped that
everyone OF the fraternity Will make Il
4 duty 70 be present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
TmE CRY COUNCIL
Met Last Night and Transacted some Inn
portapt Bustness.


The city council met In regular
o. mi-monthly sessi "A last night. pres.
ent Mayor Marion, Aldermen heaven,
Hopping, Rogers. Mckee and BurkharL
Several bills were presented AM ne.
ferred. The bill Of the whitney CO.,
for twenty-five cents. after going
through the regular course. was a. last
ordered paid.
a petition 10 open Roma avenue from
Eighth street west 20 the junction Of
Castillo avenue and Tenth street. props
eriy prepared and signed by the r..
qulsite number Of tax payers was pre-
scented and referred to the stree. com.
mlttee.
The report OF the city clerk for the
month OF August was reported as be.
Ing correct by the finance committee.
The police committee approved the
marshars report for August and recon.
mended the payment OF Mrs Traney'a
bill for tu. The report OF the treass
urer was referred 20 the finance com.
mittee. The street committee reported
the necessity for a new sidewalk on
the east side OF North Sixth street be.
tween Copper and Fruit avenues. and
recommended that notice be served on
the property owners for the building oi
tho same.
Mr.. Fisher OF the Water Supply
company was granted permission TO adj
dress the council upon the placing Of
hydrants alonE the line OF the proposed
water main extension on North FiftA
street After which 8, was ordered that
the called for extension be granted and
that six hydrants be placed as follows;
Ono each at the corners Of Fourth and
Tiseraa Fourth and Marquette Fourth
and Fruit. Fourth and New York,
Fourth and Slate, and Fourth and
Granite The council then adjourned,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
AN INcoRroRArIoN

The Alessandro Copper Mining COM
pany OF New Haven, Conn" Sled lncor.
poration papers In the office OF Terri
torlal Secretary Wallace. The incor-
porators are Mlnott r. Wallace. Henry
W. b. Manson. Melbourne J. Parkhursil
Frank l.. Wallace, Harry w. Austin,
Edward n. Paukhurst. Luoiuc y. Dem
ing. The company operates In tho An
derson Mining district Of the Middle
ella. In Grant county. lts capital ID
.sOC. 900 and lts ofiiees are az New
Haven, Conn. Its New Mexico repre-
sentatives are Lucius =. Demlng. Of
Red Rock. and Frank J. Wright OF ST.
yer City. Incorporation Zee, ttb.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
new Mill ron BLAND,
Manager ". C. WynkOOp Mas A.
ready Purchased,
NEW CYANIDE PROCESS EMPLOYED.

w. G. wynkoop, general manager OF
the Coohiu deduction A Improvement
company, whose new reduction plant az
Woodbury., six miles down Pine canon.
frOm Bland was struck by lightning
and burned some weeks ago, LEFT santa
Fe FOR Woodbury. 70 take personal
charge OF the work OF rebt6iding the
mill OF his company a that point.
While rccentiv IA Denver. Mr. Wynn
kOop purchased complete equipment
~ new and strictly up-to-dato machln-
cry, engaged a force OF skilled mechan-
ics to do tho construction work. and
made the cheering announcement 80 q
New Mexican representative that he
confidently expected to have the new
mill In active operation by the coming
Christmas.
The debris Of the old mill has already
been cleared away and u has been
found that the old foundations can be
utilized IN the new construction work.
The new building Will be much larger
and more substantial than the one des-
trOycd. n will consist OF n main build
Ing 100 feet long and 30 feet wide with
two wings. The old building was 10
feet long and 50 feet wide without
wings The plant viii have a reductlon
capacity % al least 100 tons of ore per
day.
The cyauide process with ali the lat
est improvements. including she use Of
compressed air Tor constantly agitating
the pulp Ia the watts. will be employed,
and Mr. Wynkoop's exhaustive expert
menta IN Denver on Iron King and oth-
IT Cochltl ores prove that By this Inn
proved method he viii be able 70 save
az high as % per cent OF the values
whereas the old-fashienca cyanide pr D
cess only reacues about 90 or GO per cent
OF the values. This will enable him
probably 60 handle hover grade ores
than have ever before been treat
Cd IN the district and wlll undoubtedly
result in me active operation OF many
Cochit mines that are now Idle.
Mr.. Wynkoop'a company owns the
Iron King. the discovery OF which inl-
dated the Cochiii mining boom. and
has secured options on several other
promising properties. The Iron King q
unquestionably an extension ~ the ia
NOUS Lone Star ledge that produced a
good many tons OF high grade ore sew
eral years ago. but owing 20 the mis-
management % former operators the
main lead was temporarily lost RE-
cent development work has corrected
/ the errors Of the past. and demonstrate
ed the presence of very large bodies Of
excellent ore in the property Mr.
! WynkoOp e. an experienced mitlng en-.
gineer and a thorough mctallurgis,. has
made A study ~ the Coohiti mines and
orcs for years. and hence his unqualih.
ed declaration that the district has d
great future deserves 10 be given much
more than ordinary weight. lie say,
that several more prospects show sur
face indications that promise splendid
results IN the near future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

The nrst week Of school has proven
very satisfactory, everything and Nv
erybody working smoothly and getting
acquainted. The work Of the term
promises well and when certain matters
are adjusted. such az little over
crowdlnE In some Of the rooms, there
will be perfect harmony and comfort.
Superintendent Hickey 10 we'll pleased
with his new teachers. those from the
Normal school. graduates OF last years
class. are giving perfect satisfaction.
The school enumeration approxl-
mates two thousand, ana u 10 expected
mat there viii be considerable Access
slons after the fair. IN fact q may be
necessary 20 sngegV more teachers ana
roJms to rscslye the overflow MI
Hickey can BE- relied upon 70 adjust
an these matters and tho seool board
has the poprer spirit towards the ad'
yarcsment Of all needed educational IA
cilltiea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
A MOST WORTHY CAusE
The Eiks Have Arranged n Way To HeIp
Galveston sufferers.

The Eiks Have Arranged n Way tn Help
Galveston sufferers.
The Elks have been busy preparing
10 receive their kind, and to make the
fair success. but In the midst of their
work they have found a little time to
devote 70 raising funds for the Calves
ton sufferers aud thus prove that they
are truly II. p. o. h. (best people on
earth.) A handsome sofa pillow, recent
~ rafiied on and won by Major Ernest
Myers has been donated by that Blk
to the lodge to be voted 10 the most
popular Elk In the territory. A most
appropriate prize, as II has embroid-
cred on u a large and handsome Eik's
head In colOrs. The votes will be but
twenty-five cents each, and can be cast
40 Mandell a 0Tunafeld'a where the
pillow will be displayed. II Ia hoped
that large sum can be raised to send
10 the relief OF the people OF the
wrecked city OF Galveston, Here 10 a
chance where everybody can vote; men,
women and children. young and old,
early. late and often. The polls will be
OTen all week and no one Is barred
Let everybody Join 10 swell the amount
10 a considerable sum for Il IL most
worthy cause.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
nae coRS oRoP

The government report issued this
seek indicates corn crop FOR the uni
ted states amounting 10 little less
than 1000 million bushels, and about
100 milllon bushels less than the guam
uiy produced last year. This would
have been considered o large crop .
fsw years ago and Il would have caused
rather low prices but there has been
such q iArse inorsass recently In he
consumption Of corn on the farms Ia
the foreign demand. and IN The uss Of
corn for varioua manufacturing pur-
poses rhat thia years yisid win hardly
sunios 60 meet the demands for -, and
prices are likely 10 be- considerably
higher ~ ne nsxi twelve months than
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
DESERVED PROMOTION.
y. n. Ramsdeii Appointed Travelling Mas
ter Mechanic nuiider.


ter Mechanic nuiideF.
Again has merit received It's reward
and In this case deserved recognition
he's found the recipient 10 be fully iapa-
bic aud highly efficient Saturday T.
N. Ramsdcll. the popular superinten.
dent OF the car aud carpenter depart
ments az the local railroad shops, was
notified of his promotion 10 The post
ton " travelling master car builder
for the entire Santa We system--a p0-
sltion VI great responsibility. requiring
akli experience and technical knowl-
edge. all % which Mr.. hamsdeli pos.
sGsHeH. az has been shown 10 the salts
faction Of his supeTiora This 10 very
gratifying 10 the gentleman's friends,
except the fact that Il may require HE
absence or removal from the city,
which would be much regretted. ~ he
has shown himself TO be such thor.
ouEh gentleman. 70 good a citizen, and
as a member Of the school board, 10
have the Interests OF our city'a welfare
al heart a. part Of his iife's work, that
his loss would be felt, though himself
q gamer BY HE promotion II could
not have been entirely unknown 10 hia
friends. as there was q plot on hand
70 prove that his foFsmanshlp was Of
the kind that 10 appreciated, when after
work'na hours saturday these who
have worked under his direction called
a, bic ONCE, and With Q. o. Young,
foreman OF the tin Ehop, as spokesman
presented 10 Ar. Ramsdell as a token OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

The silver City base ball club IL max
Ing arrangements 10 attend the terri
toriai fair at Albuquerque next week
and expects to carry on the first pfiEe
OF $3.50, Tina boys have a very strong
team made up with Forsythe IN the
box. and there ls no reason why they
should not return with honors and prise
n not the first prize. the second. which
Il 500. The teams expected TO be AZ the
fair are El Paso, Wirslow. Albuquer-
que. Silver City and perhaps Tucson.
which 10 about 20 start on a trip IN this
section Of the country Manager Woods
has been getting the team IN shape for
some time and we wish the Silver club
succesa. Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
cosrLY RAILWAY wREoK.
Accident In Marines Canyon on tho santa
Fe-Hraksrnan w1korson kitied.


brakeman WiihoFson Killed.
The santa Ne has had another costly
accident. caused indirectly. no doubt.
by the recent heavy rains. This time
II was In Marines canyon, between
the stations Of sulzbacker and Chapelle
No. "a. regular freight. a double header
was going east az lively rate. when
the engines ler the track the rails hav-
ing spread. and followed by two dozen
ears. plunged down into the canyon,
possibly one hundred feet. The re-
malnder OF the train with the way car,
containing the conductor and several
men. luckily stuck "a the track. The
two engineers and two firemen IN some
way saved themselves. but Whistler In
jured or not bss not been aacertained
40 yet The head brakeman. whose
name 10 Wilkefson ana whose home II
a. Las Vegas. went down Ia the wreck
ana was killed. The track was torn up
and several cars piled up In the narrow
space. Trafiie viii no doubt be sus-
pended all day az the wreck. No. pas
senEer train passed the point before the
wreck and arrived here on time. but
No. n Will likely be held al Las 'eEas
until this evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
rnrAsns THEN ANn > NV.

The man who said the democratic
platform OF 1854 gave aid and comfort
20 secession. kept the war alive and cost
thousands OF lives ana hundreds Of
thousands % dollars. knew what he was
saying. says the Los Angeles Times
The old men who were living then know
this was So That platform was trea-
son.
The democratic platform OF 1890 10
now giving aid and comfort 10 the Tag
aio rebels, q keeping the insurrection
alive In the Philippines ana Is costing
many lives % brave American boys
who are there upholdlhE the hag A.
the democratic platform % 1854 waa
treason. 81 10 that OF 1900. u 10 the
same spirit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.

Territorial Treasurer J, II. Vaughn
received the following remittanccs;
From Jacob sohaublln. collector o.
Dona Ana county. t25.G Of 1855 taxes;
81 .Og7.2t og 1899 taxes. Of which tis2. 80
Is for territorial purposes. and s2ss.s
foi territorial institutions. From Abran
Abeytla. collector OF s0corro county,
$685. 5l OF which l5s,2i Is for territorial
purposes and ss22i FOR territorial lnati-
tntiona. IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

Senator Hanna tells the republicans
OF the country that they have them
seIycea to fear more than AR. Bryan.
Oyer-ySm ienee IL the mental condition
against which they are warned. Dir.
Hanna very truthfully says: There
IL always danger until the ballots are
counted, and there Is danger now which
We must meet"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

Al Lead Avenue Methodist Eplseo-
pal church. tomorrow sunday, the
10th inst All are cordially invited
Practitioners viii be received. letters
viii be announced, the sunday school
ana Epworth League viii assist the
church viii be decorated. A morninE
sedvics win be held a. o'clock sun
day school AZ s;ts. followed BY the
christening Of Infants preaehlng a. n
o'clock. followed by the reception Of
probationers and Announcement % let
ters. class meeting 81 iGilSi Junior
League az $50. soma service Al $50;
EpwOrth League with roll call al 7 p.
m; sermon az 3 y. M.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
soARnoRoUoH SoT GUILTY.

Jury Finds Deputy sheriff Not Guilty Of
KiliiRg Ralph Jenhs.
G. n. Scarborough. who was Indicted
by the grand jury for killing Ralph
jerks, plead not guilty and he was tried
last night
Several witnesses were examined and
the accused himself was put on the
stand. The story told OF the killing was
IN every particular In accordance with
Mr. scarborougs statement
Judge Parker instructed the jury 10
bring In a verdict % not guilty, which
they did without leaving their seats
silver City Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
noAnp oF ENUMERATION.

The board Of equalization adjourned
Saturday forenoon. owing 10 the fact
that only nine counties out OF the nine
teen counties % the territory sent their
assessment rolls, the board could not
complete the work outlined Tor Il BY
statute. n h 10 be regretted that the
county officials Of the ten missing
counties are 80 lax az not 10 comply
with the law.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

The silver City Enterprise says: -
large delegation win attend the terri
torial fair al Aibuquerque next week
The santa Ne has made a one cent rate
60 Albuquerque for the occasion which
makes the railroad fare very email
afoU,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

The intentions OF the clerk OF the
weather are favorable 10 this city, ana
assurances are given that not a drop OK
rain shalt fan during the progress Of
the fair IN this city this week lie had
the showers yesterday 20 put the streets
Ia good condition for the blk snow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
srucK IN ouIcKsANn.
The Experience % George Kephart IN the
Mio 0rnnde.

George Kephart. manager OF the
Aibemarie Mining company's store az
Bland. has returned to Bland after a
day spent In the capital city. on his
way In, Mf. Kephart had a rather ex-
citing experience. In crossing the rio
Grande near Bland bis team became
stuck IN the dulcksands and but for
the Intelligence OF the horses. he would
probably have lost everything. The an
imals, however. comprchended he dan.
ger and lmmed, ,teiy laid down In the
water. With the assistance OF a party
who came up az that moment. MFR.
Kephart succeeded after much dificul-
~, In getting them out. one at a time,
and then In dragging the rig out.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
KNr0HTs or rYrHIAA.
Grand Lodge Of New Msxtoo In session
"a rhis city.

Grand Lodge Of New Msxtoo In session
~ rhis CITY.
Tne grand lodge knights Of Pythiaa
os the grand domain Of New Mexico,
convened this morning In lts seven
teenth annual session IN the knights
OF Pyihiaa hall on Gold avenue. There
II full attendance OF grand officers
and a large number ~ representatives.
OF the territory. Business this morning
consisted In The presenting OF the re.
ports OF the various officers and refer.
ring the same TO proper committees.
The grand lodge viii hold sessions
mornings. afternoons ana evenings. uns
al the business IL finished A new ross
tes Of officers viii be elected. and a
revision Of the Constitution VIII b cons
Hidered.
A. b Mcoaffsy a co. are sxhbitLas
one % Bert Phillips latest productions.
a mort -beautlfui head Of an Indlan
chief MF P'..,hps a famous painter
o. Indians. az present located AZ Taos.
NJ N.
- n Lester, register % Z q ARrisul.
tvrai aud Mechanical eollsgI at Masula
Park, 10 Ia the city with pfesarvsd
fruit display from that college. Mr.
Lester IL expected 10 arrive t9-morgav
morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

The county republican committee
win meet In this city on Monday az
ternoon. and issue a call fof t. county
convention to select delegates to at
tend the congressional convention.
which viii convene In Santa re on CO
faher n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

A succeasfal county fair was held at
Pennington this week. san Juan Coun-
~ 10 one OF the best In the territory and
all Il needs 70 make Il grow and prosper
- a railroad through its borders from
Albuuuerque 10 DURANGO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

their eptetm Nnt femlAdsF u thtis
esrvioe With him. . htndsoms eombl.
watch chain, % SOLD. Get with rubles
and diamonds. In answer 20 Mr..
Young's complimentary presentation
speech, Mr.. Ramsdeil IN HE surprise.
said but little. but u was much 20 the
point, and now The Citizen Joins ali In
wishing him the success In his new 20.
sition that he 20 richly deserves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

Twenty three times as many people
were killed and injured In the factories
OF New York state last year as were
killed and wounded In the war with
spain. The killed In the war numbered
2Os; In the factories, aio. over 5000
persons we're injured In the factories
within the twelve months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

they Esrs sur'hu w. sgss year mel II
nov snding.
Corr is selling new Cor Elm 70 Mas
cents a buahel hlgher than II WAe ~
ihis time last year. and a aogQ million
buahel crop win probably Yield 10 the
farmers 100 million 90 80 million dollars
more ana a crop Of equal size would
Rave sold for i've years ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22
DEMrN0 IoE PLANT BURNED,
JohasoR's lee Fso,ory l. Totally Destroyed
by Fire.

Johnson's lee Fautory Il Totally Destroyed
by Fire.
The Dcming Ice plant was destroyed
by Ere on Wednesday morning about
2 or > o'clock. II IL not known how. but
there IL no suspicion o. inccndiarlsm.
The loss In dollars and cents amounts
10 probably $4,000 aud the inconven-
fence TO the public curing this hot
weather Is not to bc calculated.
Mr. Johnson Intends TO rebuild a.
once, and ia the meantime the local
Ice man Will have TO ship Ice In from
Albuquerque.
The loss was fully covered BY insur-
aEce SILVER CITY Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

The remorneleas spirit Of invention
has encr0aehed upon the prerogatives
Of the Wandering While An eastern
man has Invented an iron man which II
20 walk across the continent drawing
an automobile. There 10 nothing left
the down trodden hobo but 10 get com
pietely OF the earth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22

Babbitt brothers. OF Flagstaff. Arb
zona. have a contract for furnishing a
large number OF horses 10 the British
government and are buying all the suit
able horses offered. They are shipping
them from Fiagst0m. The price paid IL
from sac 10 sac.