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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
nULLET HOLE IN nIs LUNGS.
4 very Curious Happening brought Ia
light.


James r. Kelley OF L0rdsburg. was
brought 10 ~ Paso yesterday evening
says the Herald and placed "a Hotel
Dieu There II bullet hole through
his lungs and has been there since the
2tth uit. u n not known whether the
wound was made by accident or whcth.
or some one deliberately shot him. lie
says he was sitting on bench with
some other men when his pistol which
was Ia his holt or pocket was dis
charged. Tho men who were with him
say % was accidentally discharged but
Mr. Kelley thinks the position % the
wound makes that story uurcaHOnahle.
The bullet entered through his baek.
ranged upward and passing o. 0ugh
his lungs entered his arm he thinks
rome one turned his pistol upward and
pulled the trigger ~ Is a queer case
either way ana hard 20 ngure out how
either Incident could have happened.
he was neglected FOR quite q while
aud when physician dii work On him
no special pains werr taken to relies e
his suffering. nr. Villas who attended
him ssii that he was in serious con-
dillon. largely due to tho wound hay-
Ing been neglected 80 Ions
This man Kelley has been in the hos
pitai here lefprc. while assisting 20
construct the g. a. q y. ~ rad he
was struck by nyinE object which
was blown ~ by lu explosion aud his
skull was crushed, his scalp taken on
IN quite large tpot and one of his
eyes was knocked out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
TnE STRAUSS ORCHESTRA.
Aibaaserane People WIN Have the Pleas
uFo OF Hearing n.

The following notice OF the famous
Strauss orchestra IL taken from the
Chicago Times Herald;
The first three concerts given in
Greater New York by Edward Strauss
and bls Vienna orchestra nave proved
that the great conductor and his play
era are better than ever. and more
popular even than when IN America
before. The Waldorf Astoria opening
was society function and served 10
reintroduce the maestro % the AmeTi-
can people. The popular concert at the
Metropolitan opera house on Sunday,
October q, attracted one oe the iarg-
est audiences that has ever been gath
cred int the great theater. Al least
600 people attended, and nothing but
standing room could be secured az the
box ONCE after .. IN. The immense
audience spplauded. and encored. and
were rendered frantic with delight un-
dr the charm Of the great wizard OF
the waltz. The Academy OF Music at
brooklyn on the Monday following was
packed to the doors. and the music
evoked a wonderful scene OF enthusiast
and eostacy.
The orchestra u now IN Canada. and
after visiting the principal cities OF the
United states. viii be heard here RIO
vember as. giving ave concerts al IN
auditorium
IA IL understood that ,hia superb or
chestra VIII make only one stop In New
Mexico--ihat AZ Albuquerque. az some
time during the coming 20 son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
NICE BABY

All babies are mice" to
their mothers.
We all love children. Great
big men, with hard hands,
have soft hearts for helpless
newcomers to earth with the
smile on heaven fresh on their
innocent faces. No man is too
high or low, too proud or hum
bic, too busy or idle, too good
or bad, TOO great or small--ex.
cept a few very small mean
men--to throw up their hats
at the sight Of a plump little
cherub; or to pity a thin one.
Plumpness and thinneSs are
accidents. Nature 10 bounti.
ful parents wantto be. SCOTS
emulsion of cod.liver oil cor
reefs their mistakes.
Mslssat yea alsiis 10 ~ u - Ia
soSii a po"AH, ~ fsSlssssi, Men YEA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

Illinois gained almost q million peo-
pie within tha past ten years.
Both Iowa and Kentucky get into the
two million class by the recent census.
Missouri and Texas have passed the
three million mark In the matter Of
populate
Idaho has just about doubled the
number Of people within her borders
since 1890.
Georgia comes to the front with over
two million people. and a gain Of SIS
s7s over the population OF 1890
New York leads the lls, Of states In
the matter OF population with 1.2CS.0O!
Inhabitants TO her credit. Pennsysivan-
Ia comes next with 6.20i 1876. Illinois i'
third with i.s2i. $50. ohio Is the only
other state 20 reach the four million
mark.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
a Hitarieus mlner From Inland Tries "a
burn Jail.

Last night a good natured miner from
Bland. IN town for a day or two, met
70 many friends and received 80 many
favors la the way Of treats from them
that he became hilarious and when re-
monstratcd with by the police. abused
them and threatened 10 take vengeance.
when arrested he had an ugly knife
and the charge included the carrying
% this weapon. Then he adde's TO his
other oiIenses that OF burning the
blankets az the iiil In the stove, nearly
settling nre TO the place ana himself
also. For All OF this. IN the police
court this morning. he paid t25 and
costs.
A native iaborer paid 81 Tor being
drunk and disorderly.
va Freeman. a colorcd man wei
known about town. had an alteration
| with a brother African, named John
Collins. this morning Ia Paradise Alley.
and drew q knife on him. There we're
a couple Of knock downs. but no one
was hurt Freeman was glvcn sen
tence OF ninety days In the county jan
a lot OF small boys who were told &
appear 10 answer 10 charge ~ damag-
ing some outbulldlngs Halloween night
were dismissed with a lecture.
The trial " the women who had th'
Gght on Norih Third street the other
night was again puftponei az one Of
them was unable 20 appear on account
OF injuries received.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
PROPER oARE or MILK.
,. >. veraon, OF Agricultural College, Is.
sues q Bulletin.

sues a Buiietin.
steps should be taken. not only 90 se-
cure a wholesome product. but also 60
insure against contamination or dis aae
through our milk supply. Upon this
important subject which Lies 80 near the
health OF our people, many are esther
uninformed OF shamefuliy negligent.
MIX forms an eKcehent culture for
many bacteria. both for beneficial and
for harmful and dangerous ones. The
beneficial forms are principally those
that aid In the production Of fine-nav-
ored butter Harmful and dangerous
forms are often more numerous acid
forming bacteria may cause the milk
to sour early. purifying bacteria may
render the milk unwholes0ms. giving IL
peculiar. unpleasant. or even nanseOuH
fisv0rsi stiil other forms may consist OF
tubercuiar baclli or other disease
germs. which II taken Into the system
may produce disease, PutrefaCtion la
the result OF uncleanilncsa Danger
from disease - often traceable % CON
sumptives or individuals suffering with
disease readily traaHmissible BY bae-
terra.
dairy should be kept sorupplnusly clean
and sweet, and free from any foreign
matter whatsoever ln wQlich bacterial
forms may be secluded or become en-
tangled. Air and sunshine scaid nE
later and steam VIII do the work II
RIGHTLY administered. Steam viii XIII
most forms OF bacteria. Boiling water
gives the same result In g less degree
Heat and light from the sun destroy
some forms. and drying may weaken
others 20 the extent % preventing their
further growth.
Utensils careiessly washed or merely
rinsed IN cold water. az the writer has
witnessed. Will soon have an accumula-
ten OF dirt and grease In the seams
and oroyices. This foreign matter cou-
tains millions Of bacteria which spring
into rapid multiplication under tho
stimulating effect OF the warmth and
food supplied by the milk. The refuse
from the myriad o. microscop,cai forms
within the milk SOON renders Il UNIT Tor
human food. This. 81 course, subjects
the patrons 40 great danger.
II 10 important that every dairyman
observe the greatest care In order g.
mlniInlEe the danger from disease and
also produce a frst-claas wholesome
product The patrons ~ the dairy
should Insist upon every sanitary pre-
caution. Committees Of inspection
should visit the dairy. ana the pso-
greaaiye dalryman viii avail himss ~ OF
the opportunity 10 tamiilarlze hls pa
irons with the best methods FOR piae-
ing chs product upon the market
Methods and dairy apparatus will bs
discussed later
JJv VERNON
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
HEs n McCRRluHT. PuBLIsaEns
nrIrrn rnK erRlKEna.

IN the gftlt A. v. u. strike In 1894.
Thomas Hughes. the editor 81 this
paper, led the nght Tor the men IN this
territory and Arizona. lie believed that
they were justified In this course. and
stlid with the railroad employees 70 the
bitter end. THIS paper would not now
refer 60 that matter. but the democratic
lying committee h going through the
railroad shops claiming that Hughes
opposed the strike and fought for the
corporations The citizen has never re-
,clvcd n dollars worth OF patronage
fro.n cay railroad company IN New
Mexico since that strike because " the
active course % the paper IN benalf %
the men az that time. The following
paragraphs taken frnm The Citizen dur
ing the progress 90 the big strike Shove
the attitude ~ Mr.. Hughes toward or
ganiaed labor;
N ever a boycott ls Justified. that
which the American Halfway Union. in
support Of the striking Pullman en-
pioyos. proposes TO declare against the
Pullman Palace Car company, Il capa-
Ole of justin alton. Tho Pullman com
pany 10 q gigantic monopoly which has
tyrsnlscd over Sc employee bled the
travelling public and dehed all attempts
at LEGAL restriction until patience has
ceased 20 b. a virtue. tune 70. iset)
The Pullman company treated with
contempt the efforts 81 the laborinE
men who asked FOR arbitration % their
grievances duly 2. issi)
The corporations want the federal
courts to bind IRE ahacklea on Ameri-
can organized labor. CJuly ;. lssAl
The American Railway Union n max
Ing nght Tor humanity and the bet
tcrment ~ the toiiers and u desires the
good viii 81 the people. The Pullman
monopoly n a blot on the republic and
should be suppressed. (July .. isst.)
This H. a nKhi u the people sgains
the exactions of the corporations. ans
the democratic administration a.
matter OF course has sided with tn
corporations. duly G. issi)
free speech IL aasailed In this coun
Try all to protect a robolnE sleeping
car company duly 6. iSsiD
The corporations will not control IN
New Mexico Legislature duly 9. lspt.
The parties who are hired TO wor
public sentiment In favor OF the rail
roads devote all their time trying I
divert public attention fro'a the req
question Of the hour. But the peopl
are not 90 bee deceived by such az
tempts u makes no difference wha
may have been the merits 81 the ori1
inal quarrel between Pullman ana HI
men the only question now at issue .
shall the railway companies be permit
ted TO ne up the mails. suspend a
freight and passenger traffic. demons
iize all the business OF tne country an
bring ruin TO thousands ~ people a
FOR the purpose OF helping TO beat h
men. That's the whole question. an
any talk about anything else IL mere
an attempt to conceal the real issu
July 3 1854
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

wsllssut yea ills;s 80 NJ uyuainA
scStt BOVINE, ~ rusfi ssssi. kss VA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
~ nonon o. mIas lIsTIs.
ahs WISE xstsstsinsa BY usv Las osuse.
Erisnds

she Was entertained ~ Wer las oepeea
Aflsn Maud .acFie. me bright and
wlneome daughter ~ Judge and Mrn,
John r. Merle. % Santa Pc, IN visiting
az her Old home In las cruces. where
she IL the recipient % much social at
tention Last Thursday Heart
party" was given IN her honor a. the
home u Miss Amelia Frcnger. % which
the RIO onande Republican says.
Twenty young people were Invited 20
the home ~ Miss Amelia Frenger Tor
Thursday evening. % a heart party
given complimentary to Miss Maud Nc.
File Of santa rc. Those who have en-
/ j0yed Miss Freugcr's hospitality know
i how charmingly she entertaina them.
me houee was brilliantly illuminate
for the event and the use 81 quantities
Of cut flowers added beauty to the
scene.
After the visitors had all arrived and
had been assigned al the various
tables. scores were passed and playing
began. A pretty idea. symbolioai % the
Occasion. was carried out In the score
cards--rci celluioid hearts tied with
ribbon OF a corresponding hue. The
taiilcs were also hearts. tiny ones Of
pink and blue depending from silken
Thread. and, when attlched 10 the nam
ing one % crimsOu made an extremely
lprstty souvenir.
| Al the conclusion u the series oi
games. the prizes we're given. sspeoasl
interest attaching - them frsm che
fact that they we're Oolleeted b. MisH
FrsnGer during her trip abroad. Ne
Alice Hornins having proved herself
most skillful In the game Of hearts, re.
cslyed an exquisite plate With VILLAS
Tells chapel on the Lake of Lucerne
switzerland. upon Il. An odd little
china pin tray with japanese docora
tons was awarded az ladies' secou'
prize 20 Miss Clara Jscoby OF sn'
gentlemen. Mr.. Fred Wiley stood hrst
} and ne was presented with n collection
az heart shaped views Of the Rhine
7 For scoring second hOnors, DR. r. w
! Sanders won a unique ash tray From
= japan A special guest ~ honor pr,2
was given Miss lMcFie she being me re-
b ciplent 81 an extremely dainty hear
e shaped Dresden plate.
Z At half past ten the small tables wer'
= covered with snowy cloths, decorate
e with bright hued chryHanthemums, an
, cooling Ices and other dainties served
u upon them. After partaklng OF IN .
p dehcaciea the remainder u the cvenin
q was devoted 10 music Such entoymen
characterized the occasion. and IN
< hours sped by ~ merrlly that Il was
surprise 20 the young folks 10 lear
y that q was already past the midnigh
n hour when they beth0ught tkemNeiVe
a u waa time ~ be taking their leav'
That everyone had a splendid time va
e vote; unanimously.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

II appears that one iile day. the fr0a.
the duck, the lamb and the skunk
started forth together TO visit the Elks
bureaque Circus Just what sort OF a
show Il was they ana not know. any
way il was somthing this queerly aas
sorted quartet wished % attend They
hopped and waddled ana gambled and
trottol TO the big canvass enclosure
with delightful throbs % anticipation.
finally they reached the door tender.
The frog had = greonback and he pass
ed right I'M the duck had bill and
he followed thc frog; the lamb had
four quarters. and he followed the frog.
the duck and the lamb bur The unfor-
tunate skunk was left outside, he had
only scent aud that was bad. The
door tender told him that the Eika cir
Gus was a dollar show and worth ten
times the money, naturally he turned
away feeling pretty blue. As he was
slowly going over the hill no met
hoop snake rolling along at a lively
rate toward the show, the akunk
greeted him. but the snake ala not stop.
Don't interrupt me-" he cried over HE
shoulder. rive got 10 do a turn ana
I'm = little hate" and rolled along AZ
the top OF the hill the skunk noticed
another old friend 81 his approaching;
u was the sardlno. what 10 the mat
ter With youg" said he 70 the skunk.
The skunk told him, n ran guess how
sou feel about t." said the sandlns
Hympatheiically' Il belong to the smsit
family myself. but say old fellow, you
come so right back with me. i've Eot
a box" and the skunk and Hardins
went back together WEvn th0y all met
afIer the performance they found on
comparing notes that the unanimous
verdict WAS the hottest thing that
ever came down the pike"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
ma NINE DEAL.
Chicago Capitalists secure a Grant County
Property Tor etS0.OOO.

The Summit group OF lead mines In
the Cooks mining district. Grant coun-
~. has been sold TO " a, Fuller and
brothers OF Chicago Tor $4,000. says
the Silver Cliy Enterprise. The claims
are known as the Teel a Poe property.
The ore h a sand carbonate. with CON
siderable galena. which ensures very
easy working A. the result OF a single
shot In one stope. hfty-siX carloads OF
ore running more than 80 pee cent IN
lead and carrying - ounces TO the ton
In silver. were Knocked down The
deepest shaft has been sunk bet zee
feet. and a great deal % paying o:e has
been taken out A number OF lensers
are sta AZ work on the property.
Mr.. Fuller IL now on the ground and
his wife and family are In peming lie
VIII personally supervise the work II
installing machinery and beginning
active mining operations Electric drills
will be used and up 90 date machinery
In every particular VIII be- put in. a
tunnel which viii strike the vast ore
body several hundred feet lower than
the present workings, viii be- run. and
the most scientific methods 90 mining
employed,
Cooks VIII speedily become one ~ the
best mining camps IN the territory The
~ Paso company operating the Othello
ANA pesdrmona mines has thirty OF
forty men at work and II making a for
tune. Leasers are doing we'll There
are a number % other good properties
In the camps and capital invested can
get sure return.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

In the heat Of American political
campaigns there Ia often reason go re-
gret the abuse Of free speech and IN
licensed printing. but Tor those who
most deplore the license that " lndulg-
ed There should be a useful corrective
IN what ~ continually going ON IN Ger
many. Political criticism u under con
slant restraint there. and the courts
administer the laws for It's suppress
sion with rigor which proves that
they are the very compliant tools OF
dsspotisfn. Tyranny ls inevitable un'
der the system whose evil effects ar,
only partially exposed by the things
that appear on the surface. and who's
inEidious Influences must permcate al
German life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
PoLIcE COURT.
Few Plain Drunks sunday Afternoa'
right Between Natives.

Few Piain Drunks 90 sunday Afternoon
Fight Between Natives
Justice Crawford's Monday morning
police court gathering consisted % a
various lot Of lawbreakeru.
Two natives were charged with being
drunk and we're assessed 81 each.
A railroader caught the same fine for
the same Otense. and a weary wan
derer Who confessed % have been plain
ly drunk was given 1--WE days on the
street.
There was a lively night sunday az
terno0n In the rear Of the opera house
between two natives. named Montoya
and Montana. While under the In
iiuence OF liquor they quarreled and
then tried 90 annihilate each other. US
Ing bricks as weapons. Montoya re-
ccivcd several severe wounds on the
head. and Montana. however. cd not
escape entirely. They were hned sic
each. This man Montana 10 n noto-
rtOus offender. He In one OF the gane
who several years ago assaulted and
robbed a man by the name OF Mount
south OF this city. ana he spent two
years In the penitentiary al santa 70
for his part OF the assault.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

praspsflnW and that Die hgether, Rsbs
sgl Macbeth. conducts the Howard no.
ttl. one 81 the largest and most p0pua
lar holtclries IN Roihcrsham. England.
I'm route 10 the old country. the doctor
states that the vessel encountered two
stormy days. and coming back was IN a
storm Tor a day.
while IN New YORK. continued the
doctor. while narratlng his trip. n had
an experience I viii never forget. I
was on my way. carrying my valise. TO
the Erie railway depot. when / stopped
to buy some NUT. Just then a terrific
explosion occurred. and timbcrs giass,
articles of all descriptions aud even hui
man bodies were shooting through the
air. II was the explosion In the Tar
rant a Co. drug house and I. like 9TH
ors IN the near vicinity was considera-
bly, shocked. My vaiise was
knocked out % my hand. and ! was
swayed to and fro by the Goncusiion. a
huge piece of burning timber from the
Tarrant building. fell Within few feet
Of where I was standing, ana rs a me-
monto ! brought q small piece - the
timber back with me o. Albuquerque.
/ remained over a day In New York "a
witness the destruction caused by the
explosion and the bis IRE which fol-
lowed"
The doctor also tells how near h.
came 10 meeting with a serious injury,
" NOT death IN scotland. lie. with some
OF his relatives. were out driving when
storm came up. followed by llghtnina
and a heavy rain. Just as they passed
a hay wagon. ;he driver. r. wen known
farmer. was struck BY lightning and
rendered unconscious. dying u few day.
later. while one OF the horses he wa
driving was killed outright
The doctor returned IN good health
ana states that he viii be ready fo
business at the old stand on next Mon
1 auV
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
THE wOoDnURY MIL.

A few ear loads Of machinery for the
milling plant % the Cocnlu Reduction
and Improvement company arrived In
Thornton last Saturday. and the work
OF transferring 20 to the min site In
Woodbury. was begun yesterday. W. l..
Trimble a co. have the contract for
hauling. The machinery was ordered .
couple OF months aEo from the colo
RADIO Iron works but owing TO z number
% previous orders the arm was unable
10 fll this order until last week How
ever. the Cochiti Reduction and Inn
provemcni company have not been Idle
any OF the time waiting on the machln-
cry. but have had a force OF workmen
constantly employed clearing the
ground ana making arrangements foI
receiving the order. The service o. d
practical millwriRhf OF Denver IA,
been employed. and with his force oi
skilled mechanics will arrive IN Wood.
bury next week. when the actual WORK
81 construction ~ the new mill will b,
started Already several thousand fee
] OF lumber from the lower sawmill o
Joseph Routledge have been hauled {,
/ Woodbury.. and from present indica
lions there will he no occasion Tor am
delays whatever.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10

u their passsmes shewa a. They should
not be deprived % this advantaGe any
longer VIII you not cause this matter
20 BE- completed at once ana greatly
obiige. Yours respectfully.
a. 81 RODBY
The following reply speaks for Itself
Denver Col. Oct %, 1900.
Hon y. =. Hodey. Albuquerque. NJ ~
Dear sir'--Yours " the 21lh ~ hand.
u Will be impossible 90 take NJ the
East Las Vegas free delivery case be-
fore November 3. 1900. On that date 1
will reach Las Vegas and wlthia four
days thereafter will close the case. YOU
may assure your East las Vegas
friends that letter carriers viii be serv-
ing them within the next six weeks.
Sincerely yours.
G. L. DORIAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-10
OrrIoIAL GOssIr.
PosrMAsrnn AprnINrEn.

POSTMASTER APPOINTED.
g. o. Leach has been appointed post.
master az portaies, Chayvs county
vice s A. Morrison. resigned
REOlsTRATlON BOOKS
Although the probate clerks Of the
different counties are required TO send
Territorial Secretary Wallace the reg
lrtratlon books before the day 81 clec-
ton. only seven books have been re-
coived up 90 yesterday, aud some OF
these are not complete The law pro-
yidea that an registration lists must
be In the hands of the territorial Sec
Rotary before eiectlOu day.
AN INCORPORATION
The American Placer company q
New Jersey filed Incorporation papers
al the office OF Territorial secretary
Wallace The lnc0fporaters are Mat
thew a. PicNng. Albert b. Knowlton.
George ~ smith. Jr.. East orange, n.
:. The capital Is $4,000 Tho main
Once ~ the company Is at 52i Main
street East Orange, Essex county. n.
], The New Mexico ONCE v 90 white
oaks, Lincoln county Oeorgr l. IN
rich being the New Mexico agent The
company Intends to work the placers
ln the Iicarrilla district
PENSIONS GRANTED
Pensions have been granted 90 ig-
nacio Castro al peralta. BernalIil0
county, q month. Joaqulna O. de
Vags, santa 81. santa W county IS
month. Charles ~ g. GAliaieo. san
"a f. county 80 a month Yaidro Tor
re- Wagon Mound Mora county. o. q
month Jose Rafael Trnjlllo. santa ~.
santa Ne county ~ a month"; Joseph
Hoffman Bort bayard Grant county.
so a month I EfNI