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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.
Dead President Honored by AIbu-
querque Mourners Yesterday,
IMPRESSIVE PROG8AH RtSOt8tD.

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iuus services were conducted hy th.
knights Tpmplar Yesterday morning
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21

The hearing %. hni0uIu Maggie. tn,
anarchist arrested aJ Santa Rita ami
Jailed at silver city. viii take plur.
before Iusiyp ~ N.WuHmu at silver CHS
tomorrow and Captain Vs. G. Reid. tb.
I-tnut United states HttWnoy. left
Tor suN.r city luet night to appear
for thy government at th preliminary
U|sl
g. N ror9t,r the United state.
marshal returned t1 On. city tbi.
monun. nut hc win bu ruproseutod OF
the trial nI Maggie hy Deputy United
SufDs Npshal trDI loruon who viii
leave for silver CITY tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
irrigation commissiou--New lncor
pcraton--Assessment Returns.
tRpys tTTbNr fpttaffeEInNr

IRRIGATION COMMISSION
A moctug of tho commission of irr
cation of New Mexico was held Tues
day afternoon at the capitol present
worr Hon g. a. Richardson. OF RO
we'll. Hon v. g. Micra OF AlhuQugr
que and Cot George W Knacbcl, af
Santa Fc An application Of g.. $.
Batgmau. ct al. uf Carlsbad for lands
to hc reclaimed hy them WAS consul
cred
INCORPORATION.
The Zuni Mountain company RloII
incorporation papers In the office 1tI
the territorial secretary. The incOr
p1ratorE are Charles J.. S'ograycs
and William H. Black. of Topeka
HUGH M Walt of newton. Kansas
Dallas R burger and William j
Stool. of Grants New Mexico Tho
capital ia 500 900 divided into 100000
ahar,s. The iuourpOwtnrs are also
the directors of the company. which
win engage in mining in the Zuni
mountains. Valencia county The
headquarters of the company will bo
at East Las Vegas
ASSESSMENT RETURNS
Territorial Auditor W. O.. Sargent
received a duplicate of Jao asHc mon.
returns Of Otoro county. The aaae.H
mDnt FOR that county is Slll5 3si.bi
from which exemptions amounting tu
| SfH3Nu 900 arc deducted. leaving the
taxable JEHp smun; Sl3nsautli Or
| S2tI per capita very CrUlituhl
| showing considering that ptcrO county
| has mo- railroads to assess. only Eddy
/ Chavez Sierra. Luna, Grant and On
| ION counties making "a better per cap
! Tea showing Otaro Cpuntyb Increase
/ In assessment since last year is Si9i.
/ NSG.iS
THE IRRIGATION COMMISSION.
Tho territorial irrigation CummIs
! sion mot Wednesday afternoon Bt thl
! capitol An application at j. r
lllnklp and othor8 FOR 10000 acres OF
laud along the rio Hond0 In l.inculf
and Chaypa counties which they 100
tend to reclaim hy building Etorag
! roscryolrg was approved, An appli
cation ~ a. x. ButpWan aud other
for 900 acres iu Eddy county FOR thD
same purpose was also approved. Ih
United states land commission wa
asked 90 fcgfogato the lands yot 90 b
placed az the disposal OF tho lrrlgH
tiun commission The commission
! I
, the president
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS
Tho following business was tran.
acted at the federal land uincr 3
: Santa Fo during tho week ending Sci
, tombcr 49,
Homestead Entities september
Chesterfield J Burunm Ration. lf
acres. CulfaX county. severe ChaFc
Cabra. 200 acres Guadalupe county
September o. Juan B Uueius puD
to de- luna, 1850 acres Gu1inluI
county, Antonio Hplasqupz Soma. 4,
acres san Miguel county Soptomh.
l3 Antonio o. Armiio N,lauuay
4 800 aero" Moses Apolara Srna li
acres. Valencia county SrntDml.
/ li CLARA llnca Call.uaa Springs. ii
acres. Guadalupe county. Jose D.
Cruz pudia sprugor iGn ncrC1 q,
foN county Aleiandro Snntistrya
Springer 100 acres. ColfaN countl
Miguel % ortiz. San Miguel 1884,
acres San Miguel county; septemb
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21

london. sept 2O--IOrd Kitchener
bias reported that thr n1eu captured
n company of muuutDl infantry nh'
Two runs at NlndfautDIn ON" oh.cef
was Nillri The nocrH iu prlluf
force. surrounded tho British
Kitchener has sent columns NJ troops
in pursuit of the Beers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21

UD" purchased inc other day Dg
sheriff Thomas S HuhhpU frum %
morning and fur tha time bpIug viii
te Eant at the Rcd Barn 0u Wrst
Copper avenue lhe horse WIIl ho
Immr llHirlv pot ln good condition
fur tho races at tho Territorial fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21

AZ the Boston mine exchange last
week. SaS shares ot the C0rhitI Gold
Mining cumpuny.s stock were Sold 1t
from 81 to f125 per share. of thg
Santa Fo Gold and Copper Mining
company stock li75 shares were
Hnll M from aG ln % SIS nrr .hnrn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
execurloG COMMITTEE.
of Territorial Fair Met at seeretary'a
Office last Night.


The executive committee m.ut 1t
tho omcD of the secretary of tho Ten
riturIal Fair assoc, q ION hat night
and listened Co tho reading of srN.
ornl letters which guaranteed that the
fair next month will hg a hummer
Tho secretary wac authorized tu
rluch nt once contract for tho appear
auce here of one nt the best railway
shows ON tho continent tho manager
OF which is expected TO arrive here
next Monday night
4 committee from the meeting Df
the Gruil men Driving club Mcasts
Shinlck aud King appeared and
asked that tho Fair association tako
some stops ur rDudvr some assistance
tn the club to keep the track at tho
fair grounds lr good order lrUrl
dent Marion Informed the delegation
that the lpir association had uu funds
fur that purpose us the street rail.
way management had promised Co
keep tho track iu condition.
NcEsrs. Ward. Newman and
Brooks. representing the lawn tennis
club. waited ON the executive commit
tee and asked iDr an upriatiun Hu
a. tn carry ON th.T annual tuuruh
mout After HJmr discussion the
committee agreed to appropriate $50
Tor the tennis tournament the club
members 90 purchase the balls and ns.
sumo the personal management uf tho
tournament
u was ugrccd to ufvr a $50 prize for
the best float or display in the
trades parade.
Tho president and secretary were
authorized 90 arrange with the local
! lodge of Elks Co take part in the pa
tadc aud tU arrange for "a funny pro
gram ON confetti day
As the Colorado huracmcn are slow
in getting In touch with the fair. Sec
rotary McCauna announced that hr
would make "a trip tn Pueblo next
week aud have pcrsuuol interviews
with the hursumcn attending the ialr
| thCTp.
After some discussion about a"rur
/ iur q troop of the Fourt'uuth cavalry
| now AT Fort WingdtD. 90 attend the
| fair. 10 was agreed that President
| Marion and Secretary McCanna, ac.
| compauiCi by Delegate R0dcy visit
! Fort WiuEgtC. Thcy left f0r the fort
last night and will return this even
ing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
I could not rise to my
feet without fainting.

81 had suffered for three years
or more at monthly periods" writes
Mis-, ELLA S1pp ot Jamestown,
Guilford Co y G. ut seemed
as though ! would die with pains
in my back and stomach ! could
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21

Now York. Sept 30 Schedules In
the assignment VI Henry Marquand A.
Co.. stock brokers who failed ON June
-S Wefu dlyd today in tho supreme
court They show llabaiitIcl ~ ~.
nos GGG. nominal assets IS u02, $50;
actual assets s5U1s. 500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
b. " CIiAVEs.
49, % CilLuERa.
g. W CLANCY

AN the mombcI ~ the legal pr1fes
SION uf ihis Ulty marched t1 Robinson
park Boz "a body ana attended inc mem
orial service yesterday
This morning both grand lurics
NtrU Boo E. ion al members being
present and several indictments were
returned a number ui true bills
were found against George u smith.
charging him with ombctxlcment and
uhtui ing money under false pre-
tcnHrI Smith was formerly en-
riuyod hy the Singer Sowing Machine
company in this city and after show
INK himself as good fellow sud
donly dIanppeared and loil some Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
lxpRGssioNs or GRIEF.
81 Members Of the legal Fraternity
for Death Of President Nc.
nlcy-District Court

Before The ad iourum,nt of court ou
"Wednesday afternoon Judge trum-
packer appointed a committee consist
InE of Attorneys r. ". Clancy. T. v.
Chaycs and w. o. Childors. Co cX.
press The feelings Of grief uf the
court ami bar over the untimCly de-.
mise OF President William Mckinley.
Following is their report aH submitted
rt this mornings session of the dis.
trInt court.
To the hon J ~ CrumpacScr. Judge
uf the SECOND Judicial District
Court Of New Mexico
Sin The late President uf tho
United stGtos. William Mckinley hay-
uE fallen % victim Co the assasslns
bullet and this court having appointed
%. o. Give expression 10 the feelings
of grief OF tho court AID bar over tho
calamity which the nation has suffer
oi wc respectfully submit the fol
lowing
Wo. az one. with tho whole nation
which muurna the loss of great pat
rIutlc nnl farsightod Htatefman an
upright DitIE.u. brave soldier a ten.
DOR aud loving hufhand. one who. in
all thH relations of life both public
and private was au object ~ ahmira
| tIUu and uuf.tiOu and h scrms par
lI,uiarly citing ana appropriate that
| up. as members ut the same prufDs
sion tu which hp belonged should pay
| 70 tribute Of respect Go hia memory as
| a lawyer Had not his activities beer
| Iau fUrryi tu the more cuuspiruuu.
| arena of national politics tho, car
| bee uu doubt that the same high talent.
and lofty excellence % character
| which led t1 hia unsurpassed suCcoa.
! la statesman and mich had HlrpadJ
marked his practice in the court
! would have placed him among th'
! lenders Of tho bar of the whole uouu
lt.,. and ON the other hand. II b
Dwauy certain that mo- small part 90
HhGt Ur achieved boz his great publ
rar,pr was due tp the training am
IpNparpurr which h0 had aR "a lawyer
AH humble followers of th" sam
great proip ION. wp take pride 4
| claiming h.m Us our brother u th
llau. Bui feel that th, bar. as well 70
ths nation at laree. has suffered a
lurpparablo loss.
Tho fact that our profession ha
furnished nypsiNths of an the chic
maeistrutoa of jh.a great republic an
Ia yoI. large majority nf itF great lei
IHluturs. cabinet mlniatrrH ara state
lmyu ErpMs to make 20 especially "a
. patriotic duty of the lawyers Of th
United states 20 devils, aome C0nst
lWt.uual method of Kidding our cOuntl
uf the modern pesiiiontial breed
. human mlHcroauts who cannot be CO.
i aldorod as other than the enemies
I. ull mankind ana whose teachings ha'
brought about tho murder which hi
pIung gll Of our people lu mour
ing. -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21

Aftcr October ! Mr.. and
Mrs Mcneil will bo at home to their
many friends at No. 3ii North FIFTH
street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
NUs N-NINIEY's CONDITION.


Canton o. sept 2U Mrs Nrktu
lUl. condition was more favorable
thI# mDuur than Bt any time sine,
hyT arrival ffOm Washington Last
uiEht am1U military guard maintain
rd uUl.t iu lhy street Doe front ot che
house lt H hoped by fIlcuds uul
attending physicians that she viii DO
able tu icnN. her ruum to-day ava civ.
attention tn .Omr matters calculated
tu take hUl miuI from tbD dDprDHs.us
incidents uf thp past week She viii
hD ukpu fur % drive soon aH possible
aud everything possible viii hD tuuo
tn interest hpr Iu affairs 0f tho fu
urr goo tbu exclusion ut anaIra uf th,
past Tho house has been omptird uf
AN quests aud tap funeral party uN
crpt ur RNoy Mr "a G.. BARBER e
sister of Mira Mckinley and several
clos. Canton relatives having depart.
pl during tho night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21
Al IIIt r.MErEnN

Canton % Sept 1U NrH Mckiu
ir, wont to tbo .Wutuy about noon
aud spent some time .n the vault in
which ihe ,AHhot iyH. She bore the
trIp hIaNulN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21

lu. Victor Gonzalez. Cabra Springs.
llp acres. san Miguel county Filol
Twllilu Sur.up,g $50 acres CollW
county. Aduph Ianrv Springer, loo
acres. CUiuN county Santiago Gale.
g0s Caba springs ltp acres, San Nj.
El.l county
Inal Homestead Entries Sgptom.
bcr o. ls,dur sais HolDu. iGU30
acres. Suyorro county september l2.
Juan Esi"hau luCrro. Santa Rosa,
100 acres. Guadalupe county Septcm.
lrr lb. Sanford %. luwcn Jcwvtt
lCl42 acres. san Juan county Sep.
tombor a.. william No. Jones Ia
Plata. 1850 acres. san Juan county
John SchNagtgu la Plata, 100 acres,
san Juan county
Coal DoglaatOTy Statements Sep
Jembur I3, William Jay Chlllis aud
David Morris, each lG1 acres. near
Gallup. Mckinley county
rhoro viii bo "a grand concert and
iUnCe at the OrchH lyion hall tomu
row night 30 concert sunday after
noon
Yesterday afternoon i A. MCGOWAN
% wen known citizen oft Nlhuuuu5qu,
Na. stricken with apoploNy Ho is uu
.Ur.iuu today and his HE iH dee
paired Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-21

IlNl IlNE Ab lllN lNAA hA W.
without iainting haL
given up al hope of ever
being cured when one of
my friends insisted upon
my trying pr Picrce's
Favoritc Prescription.
With hiit little faith l
tried Is. ard before | had
taken bali q bottle ! felt
better had better appe-
titc and slept better
Now ] have taken two
bottles of F1votitc Pre-
-cription and one Of
Golden Medical Discov-
cry and ann happy to
say I am entirely cured,
and All done IN two
months time when all
other medicines had failed
60 do amy good at all"
Or p.crcc's Pleasant
Pellets a pleasant and ef-
n iectNe laxative
y for women.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-10
OPEN DOOR
Policy Strongly Urged by the Cotton Goods
Men.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Washington, d. c.. Jan. 9.-Senator
Lodge today presented to the Senate a
memorial signed by thirty-eight manu-
fucturers of cotton goods in the
southern states. expressing their APP
proval of the action of the United
States in the protection of American
interests in China.
The signers of the memorial say that
their trade has increased in recent
years "to such an extent that interfer-
ence in China by any European gov
trnment would tend seriously to in
jure not only the cotton manufacturers
but other important products OF the
United States. which are being ship
ped to China. They urge the necessity
of maintaining the open door policy,
especially in Manchuria.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-10
MARIETTA COMMANDERy
Preparing to Attend the Trl-ennlaI COnCIave
at Louisville.
Special to the Leader.

Special to the Leader.
louisville, KY, Jan. 9-The members
of Marietta Commandery, No. so,
knights Templar, are preparing to at
tend the 2Sth Triennial Conclave to be
held in this city Aug. 27-30, and have
addressed Trlennial headquarters for
information concerning accommoda-
tlonls, etc A communication of in
quiry was received today by Secretary
Will E. Ryan from Mr.. ]. w. Holden
chairman of the Louisville Conclave
committee of Marietta Commandery.
The Ohio knights will play an i'm
posting part in the approaching Trien-
nial. A number of subordinate COM
manderies and the Grand Commandery
of Ohio have already closed contracts
for quarters for the accommodation of
their delegations. The Grand Com
mandery has secured the ground foo:
of Music Hall, the famous building in
which many of Kentucky's most inter
esting rioliItical conventions have bees
held, ais headquarters and an enter
tanning place. The grand officers, as
sisted by representatives of all Buck
eye communicates. will entertain Law
iShly during the Conclave.
A royal time is guaranteed visitors
to the Triennlal by the preparations
now under way. Fifty committees are
at work and the sum of 100000 will be
used in dispensing genuine Kentucky
hospitality to visitors. 1t is estimated
that an army of $4,000 Dlumed knights
will participate in the grand parade on
the opening day. There will be 125
bands of music in line. A ball ex-
clusively for knights Templar in uni
form and their ladies will be given ole
evening of Conclave week.
One of the novelties will be a horse
show of Kentucky horses exclusively.
For the first time since the Triennial
at San Francisco in 1883, "a competitive
drill will be given, the local committee
having ordered five beautiful sterling
silver trophies as prizes. There will
be numerous receptions, river excur-
sions and spectacular exhibitions for
the entertainment of visitors.
Many outside communicates will
make side trips to Mammoth Cave
Chickamaugua battlefield or some other
point of interest while on the Louis
willie pilgrimage.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-10
RIVER BREvITIES
Fungent Paragraphs Of Interest to River
Men From Wharf and Bank.

The constantly decreasing amount
of water in the river is not sufficient to
float the larger packets, several OF
which have gone to the bank and are
patiently awaiting rise that will en-
able them to again ply their trades.
The stage at Davis Island yesterday
was four feet. and a further decrease
expected. If there are no indications
of colder weather for the next few days
the wharf boat will probably be trans
ferred from the present position at the
mouth of the Muskinglrm to its accust-
omed place at the foot of Second
street. Only now and then do masses
of ice become evident in the river.
The only boat for today is the City
of Wheeling, which is due for Wheel
ing ut ,. m.
The steamer Sonoma which has
been forced to lay up on account of the
ice in the Musiingum, will be down on
time today.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-10

President Jones. of Hobart College,
in an address before the Schoolmas-
ters' club of Now York City, gave a
forceful EXPRESSION to a feeling that
has been gaining currency in recent
years namely, that there is too much
luxury in college living nowadays. He
thinks lit is ian evil lesson in the Jaws
of life to ALLOW the undergraduate to
waste in superfluities money which
should be spent in fuller payment for
the fundamental development" and
that lit is al;Io menace, because it pre-
vents the growth of manly self-depend
ence, and makes its victim a little
brother of the RICH finding his joy in
tho unearned sharing of their flesh
pots"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-10
TOKENS OF RESPECT
Presented to an Official and Member Of
Manhattan Tribe No. 35.

AS a testimonial of the esteem and
respect in which they hold him. the
members OF the Manhattan Tribe. NO
80, /. o. r. M, presented Mr.. Frederick
Blume, Sr who for IL consecutive
years has served the order efficiently
in the position of Chief of Records,
with handsome gold headed cane
upon which are engraved his name and
the Tribe name of the order by which
the gift was presented.
The following members of the lodge
were presented with gold medals for
the zeal they have shown in soliciting
and securing new members for the or
ganizatlon: Me;srs. H. H. Miller.
Casper and George Hupp and Chas.
Theis were the happy recipients of
these pretty TROPHIES of industry and
lodge enthusiasm.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-10
Denomination Bank Note Changed.

The attempts which have been made
by smooth sharpers to pass worthless
checks or work the short change rack
ct have been rather numerous in Ma
rietta during the past six months and
on occurrence of this kind eXcites only
languid interest; but when the denom-
nations of bank notes are altered the
performance attracts more attention
on account of its uniqueness, at least in
Marietta.
A man entered the Palm restaurant
about O'Clock last night and asked
Mrs. Arthur Mumford. the wife of the
proprietor to change what semed to
De a $40 bill. Mrs. Mumford took the
money and was about 10 hand the man
the equivalent sum in smaller denom-
nations when the unusual appearance
of the bill attraced her attention. Up
on examining it closer she discovered
that 1T was really a 81 bill altered to
look like $40 note by having cipher
pasted on the bill after the numeral.
Mrs Mumford. of course. refused to
make the change and the man escaped
before he could be apprehended. He
is described as being of medium height
and wearing full beardJHe was dress
ed in black clothes, wore a roll cape
and carried an umbrella. The police
are hopeful of catching the sharper, as
he has been seen in the town during
the past two days.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-10
Empowering the President.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, d. c.. Jan. Ex-senator
Morgan today offered an amendment
to the pending army bin providing
that whenever in the judgment of the
President, it shall be impracticable to
enforce he laws of the united States by
ordinary judicial proceedings, he shall
have authority to call forth the militia
of any or all states and to employ such
part of the land and naval forces as he
may deem necessary to prevent the
forcible obstruction of the laws of the
United States. either within its con-
fines or elsewhere.