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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
JUDY ZOE lNolANs.
The indian Bureau Sanctions Miss Es.
teile Reels Plan.

hNfNN FNNNA f"AstAt
The indian bureau has jus, Issued a
course " study for Indian schools,
prepared b. Miss SstelIc Reel. OF
Wyoming. superintendent ~ Indian
schools Miss Reels aim Is TO make
the training such as 60 develop the
intellect and character Of pupils and
also 10 make the student able 10 do
something practical and useful In.
struction In arithmetic Is so arranged
that while the students are learning
the fundamental rules. they are ut
the same time helng taught their prac.
teal application TO useful occupations.
In carpentry. laying out. measuring
and building floors In houses and con.
structive work they have the actual
demonstration ~ the principles OF the
arithmetic class; In matchmaking
they take measurements In the max.
INK Of articles and compute the cost
n material; In engineering they make
estimates on calculations OF cost etc
The knowledge acquired In the liter.
airy branches Is brought into play In
the Industrial work Writing. spelling
reading ana grammar are In constant
nsc; geography Is taught by learning
where the markets are located and OF
the places from which materials come
and In history through learning Of
their development
The Reel course Of study is endorsed
by the Indian bureau and the presl
dent OF he Natlonal Educational asso.
citation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

cd gold aoap case. which is indeed a
very valuable birthday present
Petor Harmon left for Taos. where
he will take charge ~ sawmill His
many friends wish him prosperity in
hi8 new Geld
John Rought has been on the sick
list for several days several mem
beers of BIS family have been quite 80
with fever and are yet very slow In
convalcscing
Poarson A Glllon have taken a con.
tract TO furnish the dfodge company
2000 cords OF wood. and have a small
army 81 men az work In the forest cut.
TING cordlug and hauling the wood
Mrs. Dyer. superintendent ~ the
public school. has been suffering from
the effects Of an attack Of neuralgia
IN her face and throat However she
has been AZ her post OF duty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

lu the District court 81 ~, sicn,a III,
| hlrlHl of The Territory III Metz MrrI"
Iie sTs within ~, i 9nd foT ths County d
| ,f,9s,a arising undcr the laws Of sai,
! s,.phen N Folsom. Frank Mckee. Trus
ggNsr Of the Now Mexico satInra
nHha 'nd Trust Company PlniniIffg
81 his wife Dofondanta N 'ts-H '"'
| ~ ~ herenA. ~ decree rendered ln IA,
Nhnlv entitled cause hy said diatriri
court or The saih day az July 4 ID ia6i
and dccrerd thai the corni,'i9i
.nu nag arst lien on the prem.
payment of tho ind6hiodnoss In s1i5 ~ W..
cree adindgcd 90 be- due by said defend
en't Wiley n Weaver and NJ v WoaV.
81 hlh wlfe ~ said Charles 81 Ncwc1m.
sank ana Trust company. fn thf ann ~
nn" th9unnud, Eve hundred and pcveut n.
Interest nt the .atc III twelve mcs MN
per annum until paid. ana thnt In ~
S Sof1anee with the terms .of ,hc trust
was ordered. adludFgd ana deoroed a.,
NE nturcaAid SUM 81 money was IA nrrf
Zen upnn talh reai estate hereinafter 10
gaid ann ~ ~" ,a tnHt aeigndants pay
Charles y Newcomer within thirty davs
1it.r 'nc entry OF .anid Judgment and
ment that said lands 0r 10 much ia NAV
BE- necessary for the payment of aaiS
money De- sold hy ~ n IuhhelIi vino
WIS appointed special master fnr that
purpose, ~ public auction. 10 the HAL.
tai bidder Tor cash. ON said prefnls,,s az
~ tho trunt door ~ the pontnfIlgn in the
city of Albuquerque first giving Four
weeks public notice of tho time. terms
ana place OF sale and property Ia bg
hHlu, w ndFt rilHrmput iu sume neWHna.
Der published in the city ~ Aibuguariiia
whereas, Tho said Wiley M Weaver
ahd D. v, weaver. his wife, aud each III
them, have failed o. pay any part 81
Hnid sums of none hdiudged nffifnet
lhcm aH provided for IN sRd decree. AZ
lhnufn the time ~ payment reuuired ~
said decree has elapsed
whereas Tho undersigned VIVA an
pnintcn IN Fuid decree. special fuugfTv
Tor the PURPOSES Of CHrrYirn nut tho nm.
lainuH ul eniu decree unOn the fallur
~ said Wiley NJ Weaver and 81 N
Myal his wife 20 pay the Aforesaid
Now. Therefore The uudcralEnei AZ 4urh
SUICIDAL muster, ana under and ~ virtue
or the power ana authority vested In him
kN fai4 Ffrr VII. nn hr glrd dav III
llocrulheE at the front door on Inc port.
once in ne ciy ~ Albuquerque. County
y hefhnlnq Territory ~ Now Mexico.
~ ten o'clock in the forenoon ~ said daV
tehsr tpf ~ ana Hell 40 the highest ana
meter feEcfhcd, and en- iho rlght iltie
~ Weaver and NJ v. Weaver. thsr"la
10 satisfy said Indebtedness hy said do,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
FROM SILVER CRY
Sheriff ooodell az Returned--L arue
Cattle Deal--Minlng News.

opetlui Nufftfp uudcncC.
Silver City n NJ. Nov 26-sherin
A. s. Goodell returned yesterda,
from quite an extended pleasure triy
20 the large cities In the east Mrs
GOudell wnO accompanied him. re-
manned In Boston. where she vii
spend a fhou time geforo returning
home
The Glk ladge Of this city will hold
their annual memorial services IN
their lodge rooms next Sunday after
noon, The memorial address will b,
delivered by Lawyer q. NJ Turner
The public Is invited TO attend
A large cattle deal was closed In
this city yesterday, when ]. G. Cure
ton made a contract 20 deliver a train
load Of cattlc to Joseph Well OF San.
ger. Colo The stock will be loaded
from this point on December 10. sew.
cral other stockmen OF Grant county
will contribute 20 tho large shipment.
The cattle brought an exceptionally
good price
The local company Of militia had
practice company diill al the Athletic
park last Sunday afternoon. and quite
a number we're out TO witness the drill
and the boys did themselves proud
The Mountain Key Mining company
operating the Mountain Key mine al
Pinos Altos. has been working three
shifts and has an enormous steam
pump az work pumping tho water out.
The company is retimbe,ing the shaft
and otherwise putting Il IN good share
for extensive operations II Is expect
cd that this mine will prove one az
the large producers In that district
In a short time Mr. q. w. Hardy. who
has the VOL In charge. Ia at the pres.
ont time In Arizona on short trip
10 some mining properties he has
there and as soon as he returns the
work viii bee commenced with a vim
The Thanksgiving hall 90 be given
by the local Rebekah lodge on Thanks
giving evening In Ncwcomb hall pros
.ses 60 BE- enc of the largest affairs OF
tho season
United states Marshal Foraker was
4 passenger on yesterdays incoming
Train 20 look after some matters al
ranch a short distance from silver
city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

gea a.!T,sa b dus ~ A'vslAt,isl
''Fk,. .Yi,Nis.s'' y n. IA ave rI,gsll
H. We 'gao'y "a bsfnslNle eh1 IsriI
ilsGlstiY 1d,Hbcd ~ fgliovs. t9.aitf
an unit li.i thrfe- 01Fhths - latcI
cri w nni o. tract of land houndfd l
fulinWH. i.rUHiuE on tho southeast "a
p,r OBJ the r,f,a addition 60 the own /
M r,r, addlllen mode BY 81 y Sac
lInlf tt CLOVIS and "a .onlcio recorder Il
t1id tnuutt &c iornalillu. ON the p
alf gt March iri to which plat re-
euHe Or hereby made Tor the purpose i
rftfhliahiuN thr southeast corner
ninf' Hlii. uul fuuniuH thouCc north III
a,Ffto tni lfs two minutes east, "a
thence HlNi1 dtgrcoa ana eleven minuiI
wet nluUtt fNNtn ana nine touthH 500
ffrti thrucn north HDVcuiy-nVC desired
aud nin. ir"u minutes west two hundr,I
NfiN four dt EfDtH aud fourteen minutI
Wcsi one hllHred ana nity-one ~
Ten degrees lud forty minutes west, u
hundred and aryrnty O3D feet
thence north tpu degrees ana ten ninuti
west Eve hundred and twu-tcnths Too
ttft. th"uDe uof.h erNruty nluo dcNrct
end fNtF minutes east. one HUNDRED
uni nnODn aud fOur-tcntha OtdD frUI
thrnCe north ten degrees and hftys
winuitr W,tt one. hundred and iortl
rcfrn and ntc.tcuths dii5l feet thend|
north sUtouty.plno degrees aud fOil
minutes east three hundred ana cightl
uiuu $500 feet, thence south ten doErcj
ana thirty minutes rnFi. one thuuHHr 4
seven hundred ana thirteen ana eight
tonths 0iid0 feet thence north third
Frcca and forty minutes west one huf
drcd ana sis aud nino-tunthg iiWW I'd
90 ths point and place ~ beEiil
ming. containing sixteen aud tweldl
undivided throo-DiEhthH interest
aud t1 the same lands conveyed a
Jesus Caudcl1ra by iuHnn Montana 4.
gHrcia ny decd dated February i0i
1874. recorded in book 30" pages - I'D
ai ~ the records of deeds of said count
~ ncrufliiln aud hy dprd dated ID
Gem Ner 18Th iNi recorded ln hook III
raiua ini iud ilN pf said records W decd
90 the county of Npuailllu. nud the SAND
iaNdt nuUpNpd hF deed dated March II
iss from Jesus CHndclaria and rrinl
dad Garcia ..a CHudrlnrlH GO Joseph iic
recorded in book "R" of the record i
deeds vt said county. IA pages 20 60 Il
and hy nlid Joseph lloll Hnd wife, COD
90 the agth dny NJ May lssl aud RECORDED
said county pc pages gu to iG9 and n
said Wllsy M Weaver conveyed 90 Nei|
~ Field dated tho 2lth day 0f MA
tAs4. mud rsCordcd m book ''t ~ the al
records M pages tN t0 iih thereof. HIl
hV said Nolu H Elrld and wife. Cnl
n. 4. UUBnELL
wM -. LEE q
Attorney for pigintina
Al uuuefque. N NJ Nov. 20. 1901.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
POWELL pRoMorso.
After jan. T. 1902, {, A. Powell viii
Be the Express Route Agent.

on January 1902 y a. Powell. the
present efficient local agent Tor the
WollaFargo ENpr.rH company viii re-
coiNo q promotion 90 division route
AGENT with headquarters and homo In
THIS city Tho new local agent viii
De- G 9. Aiken who Is al present chief
clvik FOR the manager at the express
COMPANY M Kansas city
On wednesday in accordance with
a custom lnsuguratod some years ago
hy j. j. Valentine president of the
express company an the married en-.
ploycH 81 the company received fine
turkey Tor Thanksgiving. aud the Al.
huqurrque employees. 0f course, we're
not forgotten Thoy enjoyed turkey
yesterday. with Crauberrles and celery
on the side. 40 the expense of tho
Wells Fargo ENprcas company, and g
u Young, the popular division supor.
intendent NJ Denver whose jurisdlc.
tlou extends down this way. A pleased
20 learn tnat everybody had "A ane
time a1d etc heartily.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
caille Thleve. conul,,.a

The examination of James u. Head
and William Williams. charged by the
Arizona RpnFers with killing a steer
belonging 60 the Cummings Cattle
company, WAS held To- Judge Williams
court yesterday Afternoon Realizing
he strong proof OF the Rangers. they
did not pnt up any defense. Each ono
was fined $500 or given the privilege
or staying that many days in the coun
- jail
According 20 the territorial laws az
revised BY the last legislature the
crime N killing cattle 0hllteratiug
removing % destroying he brand
thereon % made "a mlslemeanor ca
copt where the value of tho animal OK
ccoda 90 The inability 20 convict In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
HoN EMILIANo |. eurleRREz.
His Death Occurred Late Yesterday
Afternoon at las Candelaria.

Last night. Max EhIiich. the attor
ney. drove into the city and announced
the death Of Hon Emiliano /. Cutler
req at his home in Las Candelarla.
"a few miles above the city. late YES.
terday afternoon, from heart disease.
from VIII b he had boon a sufferer for
the past fcw weeks The deceased
was one of the we'll known republican
politicians Of the Rio Grande valley.
and whom chicken with death was vet
a young man being IN his 35th year.
tie served tho iast two terms In the
lower house ~ the territorial leglsla.
ture. and proved himself 10 be- a Wig
orons mpmbor and debntor OF that
body lie was engaged in the sheen
raising business ln this county. be-.
Sides being the owner OF a small
1anrh az las Candolnrla. ana his
death viii be- moprncd by a large cir
Gle Of relatives and friends.
Short services win be- held nj the
family residence az Las Candolaria al
? o'clock tomorrow morning. followed
by services M the old town cathedral
al $3.50 Burial viii take place al
Santa barbara cemetery under the
auspices ~ Undertaken Strong.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
BaH2

Then you starved your
hair What did you do that
forP When you cav that
your hair was falling out,
Why didn', YOU use Ayers
Hair Vigor7 IL feeds the
hair, gives e vigor, stops IL
from falling, makes &c grow,
and always restores color.
" was almos, bald before hcpan
using Ayers Hair Nigor. In short
time my hair all came 10 again. and now
L Is thick and heavy"
Mrs. l.. Copeland, Altoona, Pa.
81. Al tfutfisia = G. AiER Co. sovtii, Ls.a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

IN the District Court. County Of Rel
nalillo. rcirltory OF New Mexico.
e H. Nedler 81 AL plaintiffs. W. ~
lio 4. Sanchez, q al, defendants. e
No 6976
The defendants, lille A. Sanche
and W ~ Sanchez. her husband. ar
hereby notified that suit has bee
commenced against you by the abuv
named plaintlr. f. l. Medler and Mira
Amelia Foukc. Co foroclose deed O
trust executed boy the defendant. III
lio A. Sanchez. nco ArmiiO, upon lot
2D3 and 2Ot OF the Francisco ArmIl
y Otoro Addition TO the city OF Aibu
QucrQuo \ " dated the eighth ia,
of June 1900. 90 the said Medlor n
trustee. Ter $500 principal and pas
due Interest," and also $3.50 paid OF
account ~ insurance upon said prem
ises and tlat plaintiffs may be I'D
c, ocd 90 have 0rst lien upon SAT-
property and that the same be- soil
% pay OF aud discharge said deed q
trust and that the equity of rodomII
ton OF defendants be barred
That unless YOU. the said dofeu
dants eutct your appearance In snit
suit ON ar before the twenty eight
day Ut December 1901, "A decree pr,
confossO viii be rendered. and IN.
plaintiff .ranied the relief prayed for
HARRY T.. OWEN.
Clerk OF the District Court, Bernallll,
County New Mexico
r. T.. MGDIER
Attorney for plaintiff
Pustoiilrc address. Albuquerque
New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
STARTED cur SUCCESSFULLY
ST. Joseph Hospital Bazaar Opened
Up last Nlqht.

The ~ Joseph Hospital bazaar
opened last night. IA the vacant room
In the Armiio building on West Rail
road avenue. under the most favorable
circumstances. and IL is the prediction
OF those present that the bazaar will
prove 10 be one OF the biggest sue.
ccsses ever given In this city. n the
attendance and patronage received
lat night d kept up for the remain
dor Of the week
The booths an dld a fine business.
and the total receipts foot up several
hundred dollars
Tho musical programs was much ou.
1Oycd. aud all who participated ar.
quilted thciasolyos In fine style
Mesdamss Hubs, Borders ana 9th.
er officers moved around among the
crowd, and showed cvidonp that they
were well pleased.
Tho supper, which commenced Al
hhnd, $3.50 o'clock p. m was well
patronized, and tho receipts Melted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES.
Football Team Training for the Great
Game en- ThankaalNlnu.

Game en- Thanksgiving.
The smiling face 81 our genial doc
tor is again In our midst. lie has
Just completed his work OF vaccination
in Laguna and surrounding pueblog
and Is home for few days before
going 10 ,.uni on a similar GRAND.
A THANKSGIVING program u being
prepared by the pupils Of the school
and something interesting may be ex
pcted
Tho children are looking forward
anNiOusly 10 Thanksgiving. when they
viii be- iurfelted with turkey and oiher
good things furnished by Uncle Sam
The BASKET ball girls are elated hy
their victory over the girls from tho
University and they are looking for
other fields 90 conquer They want 10
know If the High School girls are not
ready FOR a game How h a. glrlsg"
We wish 20 say IN passing that the
University girls played good. clean
ana very interesting game and that
they have improved very much since
their trst game with our girls.
our foot ball boys are very enthns.
iastlC over the coming game for
Thanksgiving forenoon. The boys
have been practiclng for only a short
TIME nut they have blood In their eye
and are going In 10 wiz they know
that their pale faced brothers are.
much heavier men and that some oil
them are professional players. but
They are undaunted by these things
and they eay that when they meet
their pale faced brothers on the grid
iron. N they DO not get their scalps
ihat they VIII al least take some Of
the cOBc'it out OF them.
Kelsey and Mayen run like deer and
" ,hey ever get & start OF their oppo.
neuts they will soon leave them IN the
back ground. We know that the
Guards VIII maintain their dignity by
putting up n good clean game and We
bespeak an interesting time FOR all |
who turn ont 10 witness this national |
sport on the fair grounds on Thanka. /
giving forenoon. Turn out and enjoy |
the sp0n aud get good appetite for /
your Thanksgiving turkey
OCCASIONAL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
Notice

In the District Court. County ~ Der
nalillo. Territory Of New Mexico.
Alice Harrington, plaintiff. W. 81. J
Harrington. defendant No 1912
You M j. Harrington. the above
named defendant are hereby notified
that a suit has been commenced
against you by the above named
plaintiff Alice Harrington. Ia the Dis
trlct Court ~ Bernallllo County. New
Mexico. p aging Tor a decree OF abs0
ute diyojc" and dissolution of thu
marriage nDw existing between plain
TN and defendant aud that plain
tn Doe allowed To- roaumo her maiden
name ~ Alice smith You are fur
thcr notified that unloss you, the said
NJ. J. Harrington. enter your appear
aDDc IN said cause on or before tho
twenty eighth day Of December, 1901,
judgment by default viii be- rendo. cd
against YOU
The name OF plaintiffs attorney Ia
W 81 Grinders. aud his pOstohice adj.
dress Is Albuquerque n. NJ
HARRY z. OWEN,
Clerk District Court. Bernalillo Coun.
ty New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.

a very pleasant afiair was tho tea
given Monday afternoon by Mrs
David stewart In honor OF hes moth
er's seth birthday with the excep
ton OF a few the guests who came Ia
congratulate Mrs. Hall upon her ad
yanced age were old people some OF
them near the four score mark aud one
lust beyond that age. To Judge by the
animated conversation aud laughte,
one would have thought them yos IN
the vigOr 81 youth or Mrs .Halis
children there were present Mrs
stewart, Mira Downs aud Rev. j q
Han Thomas Hall being unayoldnbly
absent, and one daughter. Mrs Rev
G. G. Wlldlne, who lives IN Elizabeth.
New Jersey.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
CONF 10 Nav MEXICO.
c. p, Uoty viii Make His Home at
Albuquerque and Engage In
Business

G. Personctte Doty. OF this city. left
this afternoon 70 Albuquerque. New
Mexico. wLcre he viii make his fu-
ture home Mr. DOty has formed the
New Mexican Commission company.
NJ which he is the president. a. Brad.
ford KNAPP Is vice president and W.
f. Preble At Now York. summer
resident ~ Allcnhurst Is treasurer.
The new company win act as agent
for rancoes In New Mexico and Colo.
RADIO, and will dea, la raw wool. live
stock and real estate,
Mr. Do,y Is a wide awake young
business man and II push and ebilty
viii count In that country, the new
company ought "a succeed Mr. noty
rails first 10 Jacksonville. Fla lie
viii visit tho Charleston exposition.
arriving IN New Mexico about Christ
mas -Asbury Park, ~ J.. Journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
WHITE OAKS.
From tho Eagle

From tho Eagle.
Miss Florence Wharton II going "a
Las Cruces 90 attend school
There g. new baby at the j. W
owen residence. II IN n girl and was
born on the morning Of the 18th
Harry GALLAGHER and his cousin Miss
Jennie Malcomb rived from Illinois
Harry mas been visiting relatives In
Illinois and other states during the
pact three months. and his cousin
Miss Malcomb returned with him FOR
a short yisn here.
u A Gross Walsenburg. Colorado
came In Owe land from San Antonio
Mr.. Gross lived here for two years
representing the Eddys In the coal bus
lnc1s He was their expert In the
Captain folds. He also had charge OF
the diamond drill prospecting done In
Carrizo2o llat and other places In the
vicinity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

Laeaelv Attended,.

The funeral OF Hon. Emiliano Gu
tIorrez .olk place AT tho old town
cathedral Yesterday al ESQ o'clock a.
m, and was one Of the largest at.
tended funerals held In the valley In
many ya'rs. Before leaving tho be.
reayed home az los Candolarlas. short
services were held. and Il seemed that
everybody 10 that village marched In
the procession % the church. BURIAL
took place In Santa barbara cemetery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
A. y. JONES INJURED.

In Gallup, az 2 O'Clock this morning.
Switchman A. r. Jones received n
broken leg while stepping from the
foot board On the engine. As nearly
as can be learned. he stepped on some
obstruction. which turned and throw
hts right leg In such q position that u
was broken above tho ankle By the
passing switch engine The railroad
surgeon waa summoned. who render.
cd the necessary services. after which
the injured man was placed on No 2
and brought 10 the hospital In this
aifv
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

The posto1ice will observe Thanks.
glv'ng by closing, except as 90 the
regular Sunday hours
The sto 80 Of the city and the two
big banks, likewise the shops and
The railway onices, will observe half
holiday, thus giving the employees an
opportunity 90 eat a good dinner Of
turkey and attend the football game.
II Is quite likely the banks will con
cludo 10 keep closed the entire day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

cold cllnEs % you The cough seems
20 tear holes In the delicate Tissues Of
the throat aud lungs. You lose weight
and you wonder II YOU are threatened
with a disease YOU scarcely dare 20
name. Are you aware that even a
stubborn aud long neglected cold Is
cured with Aliens Lung Balsam9 10
not spend more % your NE In cough.
ing and worrying
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
starken PlaYlnn oood nalI.

Fred Starkey. the base ball PLAYER
who play "a with the Albuquerque
iirowns last year pitched a game FOR
the CALIFORNIA; against the Columbus
in los Angeles last Sunday he pitch.
ed q great game, only one hlt being
made on ot him. and won the game by
a score % 10 o Starkey plays third
base Tor The Columhlns. but owing to
an accident 90 the pitcher OF the Cali.
tornios. he took his place pitching
against bis own team.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
GOD LIsu ssIeetIon DO.

United states Land once Santa Re.
Now Mexico. October 90 1901.
Notice is hereby given that Il. r..
Burns, whose postoalce address h a2s
BRADBURY building. Los Angeles. Cali.
tornia, has made application 10 select.
Under the oct Of June (, 1897. $50
stats 36) the following described
tract The SEA OF the NEi4 ana tho
NEh Of the sen OF section o town.
lhip " ~ Y. n W. n M meridian
Within The next thirty days from
date hereof protests or contests
against the selection on the ground
that the land described or any portion
thereof, g. more valuable for Us min.
erals than tor agricultural purposes.
VIII ho received and noted Tor report
10 tho commlsaioer OF the general land
office
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

the dlstHct cou,t. whore the penalty
vas made a felony, was the cause Of
this
Tho prisoners will be- given few
days rcspltc in which to raise the 30.
qulred amount before being consigned
10 the Tombstone Jail Bishec Re.
view.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
ELIzAsETHTowN.
From the Miner
The uafa.. -.

From the Miner.
The Badly plncora have closed down
for the winter
The searlet mine az Red River re.
ports big strike OF gold bearing ore
which Is said 10 run we'll
The IholmR property al Baldy A.
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