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hotel With property l'atsi else o. Instcsuod.
IcDSSALD ElCGNS ,sSG broadway.
a LIMITED NUMNFR OF SHARES s gef cent
pre'e-red stock dividends acounu.i!. Pilncpsl
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mon stock price below p~f value and oAitleA Common
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sc All, proper S.ienuuu. cause ft selling lniof.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

Aston Court nuiidins, Room -
Miss Md vii supply tAU best 20 servants nhlF
s',IuE hrf prfNHual attention 20 lne lnN'HN.hl.nh nI
TrfYfrurrs SuprrNi.tng the opsutng ana clean
Ing of houses a sp.s laltN
Inventories taken. taretakers Supplied
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
Committed Suicide.

NewE was brought 10 town that an
unknown man had been found sus.
pended 90 the ceiling by "a rope In a
vacant cabin north of bona Ana. Va.
rlOus Wild rumorH Woro chasing up
and down the streets all day In refer
rncp 90 tIo case
Tho facts as siited later and passed
upon hy Il coroner'F jury seem 10 be
as follows. A young son Of j. W.
Stewart was passing the cabin and
pcopgd iu and raw the Head man lie
reported z and capt W n Fan came
down to Las Cruces and notified the
ahcriifs oincc a jury was empanelled
and bold an inquest All the circum.
stances Indicated suicide as the Eel
low was suspended Ia such a man
nor that n he had attempted 10 re-
gain his feet be- could have done So
RE wac a young swcde. well dressed
FOR a luboror aud from papers In his
pocket his namc was Inferred lo %,
A. q. guataylsou and be Was mem
Der Of tho Western Federation OI
Miners. and belonged 20 lodge oI
the order az Murray Utah About
81 was found in hia pockets, and
campers meal Ia the cabin apparently
unpRrtakcn o.
The motives that impelled THU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
ROUNDUP or WILD BEASTS.
Down In Arizona They XIII Cattle and
Sheep


For long time mountain lions. bears
and wolves nave been raiding stock
on the big cattle ranch Of Colin Camp.
bcu Ia CoChisc county, Arizona
win 10000 cattle on tho range the
heavy loss IN calves and ycarlings
dragged down by the rayages Of wild
animals, has cut down the dividends Of
the cattle company which stocked the
range
Last week Charley Montgomery "a.
nous all over Arizona as a hunter
and who was chief of scouts under
Crook during the trouble with the
Apaches was engaged 10 oNterminato
the animals which had been raiding
the herds. Montgomery at once en-.
gagged one hundred men OF the Pima
tribe and last Saturday held a big
roundup OF the "yarmnts."
Early In the morning his Indians
and a score Of cowboys. surrounded n
district five mites square In the foot
Mills az the Lhiricahua range and
gradually closed ttw8rd the center.
two hundred dogs IN the radcu
As they reached the center 81 the
circle CatamOunts, black hears coy
otes and an occasional grizzly bear
tried 10 break through the line, but
was met by a shower Of bullets. Doe
ems oi animals persisted IN the attempt
20 escape but two hundred others
were finally Corncrod In a box canyon
while redskins and cowpunChers pick
ed them on from the rocks above.
lAerc were scores Of close conflicts
with the onragcd and frightened ami
mails. and Ia one melee four Indians
were frightfllly mangled by grizzly
| before their shot finally finished the
| bear one OF the reds, Antonio Her
mo. a former chef OF the tribe. re-
cCivcd fatal wounds from the claws
OF the big fellow. iho dogs CLOSED
la on the Victims and dozens OF then
were killed before the slaughter wal
/ complete.
The final count showed nineteeI
dead mountain lions, ave grizzlies wv,
| lynx and over one hundred coyotes
doubtless the biggest roundup o
wild animals that ever occurred Il
! Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
HOLE IN THE LUNGS

There are thousands of mcr
and women, as we'll as ever
with holes in their lungs; con
sumption stopped.
Consumption stopped is con.
sumption cured. What does
IT'D
Some change in the way Of
life and SCOTS emulsion d
cod-liver oil,
With the emulsion, give
some attention To circum.
stances: change from a dark
damp close room to a sunny
dry airy one from city to coun
try from hard to an easy life
/ indoors TO out
A hole in the lungs ono,
healed is no worse than too
tight waist or waistcOat.
Take the emulsion, and Civ
| il a chance 10 heal the wound.
Wen 500 you hnls % ~. ~ uhs.
SCOTT q BOVINE, ~ Psh street. Nee W..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30

Charles r. Whittlcsey. the railroad
motel aud depot architect. was a pas
icngcr FOR Chicago last night, To be
absent about ten days or two weeks.
The Wellsrargo Express company
people are pushing work on their new
office building ON South First street.
having already commenced on the
brick work.
Geo. s. Good. contractor for the HI
paso 4 Northeastern, passed up TO
The front Wednesday Mr. Good still
Uarc his own inimltablc smile, says
he Alamogordo News.
William oliver has been appointed
foreman of the mechanical depart
mout of the III paso q Northeastern
at El paso, and tho ONCE OF acting
master mechanic has been abolished.
chief Engineer Summer OF the III
pnao a. Northeastern Is I'm IN paau
undergoing treatment boy Or. Schustcr
Tor his eye, the sight Of which has
boon threatened. it, condition b.
much improved now.
The M Paso a Northeastern has
received only siA ears of steel rails
Of shipment Of 200 which left Chi
cago more than n month ago. Tho
heavy freight traffic on other roads
is the cause of the delay.
Extract from railroad bulletin
Notice 10 the travelling public u
should be distinctly understood that
the rates quoted by the agent on
dressed hogs shall apply only az a
freight and not as a passenger traf
&c
W. E. stevens. n olor. In the gen
cral storckccpcr's Office, was hckc.
thc other day by one OF New Mexico
famous nightingale familiarity know
as the burro. La consequence OF thu
kick Mr. stevens rested up Ina De,
yesterday.
The railroad officials are advised
| that about 5000 soldiers are 20 b,
| returned from tAc Philippines as soor
as others have reached there 10 tuk'
/ their places. tn iB large move
! mont of troops now IN both directions
| bat many more arc EOing west thar
are coming east.
The Kingman Miner says The
| santa Fo railroad company ha
again made tender OF its taxes a
| the rate upon which they have beer
| paying the past three years and Va
presume the supervisors will accep
| III. az two OF the members have ~
pressed themselves IN favor ~ tai
ing the amount rendered.
Andrew smith, superintendent O
telegraph for the lines west OF Albt
querque. aud d. Y Davis superlntenf
ent uf the coast division Of the WoB
Tern Union Telegraph company wcr
Ia the city yesterday looking owe
the lines In this vicinity, and maxim
arrangements 80 az % commence q
al early day the construction Of Nv
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30

more telegraph wires 10 the Pacific
coast from Chicago one 20 San
Francisco and the other 90 Los An.
gelcs The gentlemen expected 10
continue westward last night
4 suit for $50 600 damages. alleged
% have been caused to oil wells by
sparks from locomotive. has been
brought against the Erie railroad.
That railroads can be- held liable fof
such dnmagoe seems not to have boon
we'll established though no good ross.
ON why they might not be. provided
there De- sufficient proof Of the cause
O. apparent An engine sparks pos
aihllity Tor crime has been recognized
In several statcs by the passage ~
I laws compelling the adoption of spark
nrrvEtpfs Ia the interest uf forests
and other property
n o. written In the stars that with
/ the advent Of the Rock Island this
section will be- Doomed as winter
and summer resort says the Alamo
rordo NowB. For those who desire tu
/ escape the rigors uf eastern hliEzards
ana nnd % haven Of rest ln the land
/ uf perpetual sunshine their tickets
will read TO Alamogurdo." While
those who would hio themselves to
| where the cooling zcphyrs blow. and
where The THERMOMETERS Ia undct
! contract To sthy hcloW 20 In midaum
mcr. will Dee put on nc Cloudcron. In
this way We catch 'Cm agolng and
| eaten 'om aComing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
ALAMoooRpo.
From tho Advertiser

FROM tue Adv9rtlse'.
Superintendent Edglngton carried
his lef; eye In a sling for several days
this week. Il was caused by COLI.
sion with an unruly stick Of wood
which he was wrestling with
An effort rs being made 90 secure
the closing Of the saloon aud gam.
ing rO0ms on sunday This Will prob
ably bu done by mutual agreement Oi
the pruprietors
John Hester. the young man who
was arrested for stealing a coat and
vest from a, GaluCia al MalaEra. had
his trial before Justice 0iliutt. and
was given "a sentence OF thirty days
In the county boarding house.
Burrows Muudy was found dead IN
his bed la n tent back Of the Red
Front restaurant burrows wa d
gambler by profession and came here
couple Of years ago from rehnayl
vania suffering frum consumption. th,
disease which caused his death, An'
haa been Ia Alamog0rdo on and al
since then
A swarm OF twenty seven hobo
| BwOopod down on AlamOgOrdo Tues
day. but their tickets ala not Include
| stop over privileges, and they wor
| hustled out o. town AZ CarriEosl
two Of their number broke into a ca
and stole a ten gallon keg oi whiskey
aud Judging from the hilarious oOndl
/ ton of the gang when they strucl
town, they must have taken Il all O
board
Tom ,'cndorgrass aud w. "a, HsoSI
Ing, arrived the nrst 81 the week trof
a seventeen months service In th
Philippines. Mr. browniug'a hcalt
was much impaired by sxpOGure !
that tropical climate, and he WAS COT
aned 10 the hospital for sometime b
fore De was able 10 leave for h0m'
Ito continued on 20 his home IN Al
lene. Texas. after stopping a COUP
81 days Mr. pendeTgrasa left Tor /
Luz. after shaking hands with hia 4
RmoFOrdo friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30

on Friday afternoon last a miner
named John O.. Hold was killed. in the
anthracite coal mine a short distance
from Madrid. IS 81 The man was
in charge 90 coal cars ON the main
slope and Do is supposed that he lost
control of them .u some manner as
thoy tft tho truck throwing Hold
under thr wheels. crushing him "a
death Hold Wua Swiss by birth.
hut had b,.n naturalizrd and has
served iu tho Fourth United states
cavalry in tho Philippines. lie had
been ut Madrid only a short time
The funeral was held Saturday after.
noon and was largely attended. the
mines closing down and the unfor
tunatr mans follow workers turning
ont ~ mastc 40 the services An
American Nag was dfapcd over the
caskot iu which the remains ~ one
who fought for his adopted country
was placed. Hold loft a widow. bui
II is not known " he had other re-
lntlona iu this country,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
San Mareial


From the Zee
improvements arc being made Ia
Dee Episcopal church. which when
Completed. viii greatly improve the
nsii" appearance OF the sacred cdi.
Igp
The ASSAY Office connected with the
Martin ore mill was discovered to be-
pa fru Tho building and it's con.
ont wore destroyed
Hon Elfogu Baca. county school
uu. .utpudrnt. visited san Mnrcial
end is doing his level beet for tho
Dhouls. giving particular attention
rp the selection of teachers. Mr..
1rrl is seeing to u that the school
directors perform the duties required
pt them
school district No % tSau MarciaD
st.ll has $500 TO its crou,, In the cuun.
,y school funds The resignation uf
Mass Lyle induced the school board
90 suspend the primary department.
pending The employment Of another
Teacher u ig quite likely April ! will
witness tho children OF bath school
rooms again busy with their studies,
Xsluora Grove held sway AZ the
Nlry,y house tho other evening Tor
q couple Ut hours The occasion was
a banquet I'm honor of three members
Mrs W. " and Miss Edith Kremis
and Mrs William Bisham- who are
spuu 90 leave san Marcial and an
/ iuitintory feast To chronicle the intro
| lUvtIun to the grove OF several new
mombors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
FINE zoo oArrlf.
Great Outlook over New Mexico. Ar.
roma and TEXAS.


Never In the history OF Now Mex
leo has the outlook Tor the cattle ln.
dustry been va bright. and. in fact.
40 entire southwest is IN like condi.
ton. Ia Texas. Arizona anu Califir.
mia heavy rains have put the ranges
In nno condition and with no more for
six months an abundance uf feed be- a..
surcd In every mountain range oi
any size the SHOWS have been ~ oXccp
tluna, weight and that which remains
IN the sheltered places viii furnish
water for a half year 90 como Now
.acxiCo aud Arizona have boon partlc
ularly fortunate and have more than
their share ~ moisture AB result
every range ln the two territories
which ls not already stocked d. being
filed up as rapidly as possible 10 buy
cattle.
last December there were Tower
rattlo in New Mexico anu Arizona
, an nj any time BOO ten years. many
owners shipping out their stock Oh
avoid the eject Of tho drought IN be
comber of this year IL Us very probable
tnut thoro Will be- twice as many cattle
being fed nn Rt any q any previous
ENC In tho southwest
be- condition OF cattle iu New
Mexico wnB never better" said Henry
Johns 10 q reporter FOR ,do rhOrniy
Republican ITO begin with we had
sac hucst summer iu the eastern part
last year followed hy the finest win.
ter all over the territory that We have
hHu 100 twenty Eve years. Tho cattle
are in nnc shape anu so lg the range
o 20" losses the past year were at tho
minimum. excepting In a Few cases ln
the northern part whore 10 was dry In
the summer. Ia the disposition OF che
marketable stock the northern man
viii nnd very little 90 choose from u
be- does not soon como down aud take
ho.d
California grass has not been bet
ter In ten years and buyers are now
'n old Mexico, Arizona and our terri
tory picking up everything available
which viii result in "a shortage Tor
the market. Ihey are paying better
prices than last year and not cutting
Tho marketable stuCkprs are also
scarce There o. not within twenty
per cent ~ the yoarliug steers there
was last year. The grower is there
fore independent tie also has money
in the hank and is likely 60 hold out
flr last years prices. The demand
for beef ON the coast o. very strong
aud for old COWS they arr paying So
to 81,
Every cattle grower In the terri
tory ls huyiug good bulls and grading
up his herds. which will bring hut
ono rcault-bottor cattle and better
D ftpgF.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
BIG COMBINATIONS.
Consultations Of Railroads through
out West and Southwest
GOUlD.RocKtFtlLta COMBINE.

While the Journal Democrat 10 AZ.
tempting Co throw cold water on tho
proposition OF the Gould Rockefeller
combination 60 get into New Mexico.
aud thereby put Albuquerque on their
system. simply because the item was
hrst published In The Citizen, other
papers ~ creator and moro Import
ance have given the news for lts
worth ard have commended editorial.
~ ON the important subject.
The following clippinga will show
the interest taken ia tho big comhin.
alton hy the Pueblo Chieftain and
Denver Republican
SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAYS.
Not only Denver a Rio 0rande but
Colorado dnuthe rn aud Texas Pacific
stocks were IN tho thick of the melee
on Wall street yesterday. along with
Missouri Pacific and Wabash, says tho
Pueblo Chioftain Evidence accumu.
latos that the allruad story from Al.
buquorduo printed Saturday morning
Ia near enough Co the truth for practl.
cal purposes With Gould aud kocko-
Teller Joining teams. the great imam.
cial feat OF getting control of three
great railroads tRio Grande, Colorado
Southern aud Texas pacincl ia easy
enough Not only Ia New York but in
London Rio Grnnde stock ~ reaching
up Co catch tho Union Pacific fgures.
u those Gould people are letting tho
spectators load up with Rio Grando
when there iH nothing ia the tale.
then they must be- cruel and hard
hearted wretChce
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
WESTERN RAILROAD CoNsoLnIA.
TONS.

The consolidation OF thu Union Ia.
Cifc with the Southern FNcifc. this
Oregon short Line and tho Oregon
Railway and Navigation company
forms probably the greatest railroad
combination Ia the world. says the
Denver Republican u involves an
enormous investment ~ capital. and
the territory covered by the system 10
nearly half the total area Of the Uni.
ted states.
To this may be- added the Gould
combination ~ southwestern roads.
which seems probable although u In
not yet contaminated. II Will embrace
lines covering practically the whole
southwest from Chicago and ~. Louis
To- Salt Lake City and ~ Paso on the
west an New Orleans and Galveston
on the Gulf coast Other lines aud
systems will operate Ia the same ter.
ritOry but the Gould combination. IL
perfected will be- the most extensive.
The AtChlaon Topeka A. Santa 20
ayBtem seems 20 be- free from connoc-
zion with either Of those combinations.
ana II u remains so Il Will form the
third great factor ln the Transports
ton Of the southwestern and Pacific
coast part Of the trans Missouri re
gion. II has an extensive mileage Of
It's own, and II doubtless can main.
tain It's place whatever the other
corporations do.
Whist the effect 81 these gigantic
cancellations Will be- upon the traf.
hc and business interests of the far
west Il ls impossible 20 conjecture.
but II will be within the power Of n
few men 90 either build up or destroy
the business Of the iHtorior Between
the Mississippi valley aud the Pacific
coast the trade OF the interior region
may be- ssiied. Hut on the other hand
these companies may conclude 90
stimulate the growth OF the interior
and promote the development OF its
natural resources This can be- done
only by making rates that Will en-.
able manufacturers 20 market their
products on the Pacific coast.
SelflnteroHt would seem 70 dictate
that the railroad corporations pursue
the latter course, and II ~ evident
that no other motive viii control
their action. What they think their
interests are In a matter concerning
which they do not take the public
into their confidence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
CITY COUNCIL.
alderman Sleyster Resigns -ChieI
Rupees Chemical Illustration.
the VARIOUS REPORTS.

The city council held an adjourned
regular meeting last night there be-.
Ing u full attendance Of the city ON
clals. excepting Alderman ~ \ sley
stcr, but the gentleman was In cyt.
dcnco In another way. a. during the
session his resignation az alderman
from the Third ward. caused by his
removal outside the city limits was
presented and read. and VITA regrets
expressed by all present accepted
The resignation ui Mr.. Harry Hiil.
yer az member of the library com.
mission was also accepted the gentle.
man having left the city.
The following bills were ordered
paid W l.. Trimbio a Co. tgO. n.
ituppo $40. Donahoc Hardware com.
pauy 80 cents, A. &. Emory et60
Mayor Marion called upon the
heads Of the various city depart
mcnts Tor reports. which we're given.
The city physician reported that
he had made Afty visits. and received
sixteen city patients NJ hts office since
January LIST lie has nj present un.
der his care two cases ~ conaump.
ton. one uf cancer one Of rAcuma.
tiam aud one Of bronchitis.
chief Ruppc ~ the Are department,
gave n report covering the work "
the hrCmcn during the recent fires
and commenting the men. He recon.
mcudcd the purchase " some new
helmets for inside work and also
praised the efforts started toward oh.
tanning combination chemical en-.
glnc aud hose wagon To illustrate
tho action uf the chemical engine Mr..
Ruppp gave with some improyised ap.
uaratus an example ~ what could he
done IN cxtinEushing fires hy start.
Ing one In good sized vessel and
smothcrinE u In quick time by the
usr ~ the chemicals The experiment
was voted success The council
lndoreed the movement toward obtain.
lng the wagon by subscription. ana
adopted report from tho FIRE commit.
tee In regard TO the purchase OF hel.
NETS. and ordered olght 90 be- bought.
The heads Of other city departments
made reports 81 their work. showing
that the city IL being well served.
The finance committee reported the
certificate OF deposit OF yladuct bonds
as 6iSg8S, The street committee
reported. recommending the opening
Of Roma avenue In accordance with
the prayer Of petition presented
some time ago.
The unfavorable report Of 10 wa
ter committee on the petition for wa.
ter extension on South broadway was
ADOPTED
Tho deed Of lots II. rs, 20 and 80.
In block 10, Albuquerque addition. was
turned over TO the city. and by unanl-
nous vote the council received the
property. which will be used for pGb.
lie highway purposes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
HARRINGTON.


4 lhWl ANt i1uhNlfIs
J ID. Boones miafortuncs have not
come singly In crossing the San
Juan river with bis sheep last week
twenty of his fne Merino ewes got
into the quicksand and were drowned.
r. Corkins. OF E.issouri. who some.
time ago purchased the Thompson and
Pyatt ranches ON the San Juan, some
five miles from Pennington, Is ox.
pected 10 arrive here with his family
Mr.. Corkins brings three carloads OF
furniture and implements with him.
besides some registered thoroughbred
stock. He contcmplatoa running a
high grade stock farm
We are Informed by Bryant A. Eos.
ter, prOprietorB 10 the Pennington dis.
tillety. that they now have On route
from tho east three now Bovcnty-fvo
gallon stills. and have about com.
pleted two now 900 gallon watts
Three thousand seven hundred pounds
OF fruit was delivered al tho plant
the other day, ~ that all Will be in
readiness for beginning operations on
a large scale the latter part ~ the
week.
Frank W Hall. deputy United States
marshal, visited FruitlHnd last week
for the purpose OF investigating Ger.
tain charges preferred against Post.
master Young Tho popular opinion
Is the accusations are groundleas. ami
10 verify that opinion a lozon or more
o. Frultinnds most influential Cit.
gems accompanied Mr.. Young 10 Farm.
ingtun. whore bond WAS given for
his appearance az Santa Fc On tho
first Monday in september
s. Z, Shoemaker has built q lovee
at the head 81 COST Anna ditch. one
mile below FruitlaDd. 800 feet long. \
feet wide and feet high. This n
done 90 protect the headgate of tho
ditch, and ~ estimated will irriRate
/ 600 acres uf heretofore ara land
and support and homo over Too In
dian families In search over the
entire United States II IL doubtful n
the government could secure az prac
teal a superintendent OF irrigation as
Mr.. Shoemaker.