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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
sax MARCIAL


From the bee,
Contractor W. G.. Lane will begin
work on the improvements At Leo Low
onstcin's store this week.
W. r. Williams disposed Of his com
Portable aud desirable home last week
a. Mrs. W. II. Howard. We under.
stand the price was 800.
The old Carthage coal camp, near
san Antonio, once very busilinR
place and IN the enjoyment Of railroad
facilities. bids fair 10 cut some figure in
the Industrial world again. Recently
The rumor got abroad that The Santa
Re company WIS secretly drilling Ia
that vicinity, with the intention Of buy
ing all the coal holdings Ia sight II the
drills demonstrated extensive deposits.
As a result, Ia addition to A, II. Hill
ton, three Quilts are 40 work repre-
sentlng that many companies, and w.
W. Jones, the surveyor, j. constantly
employed at his profession for the Colo
RADIO Iron company and the other con.
Germs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
shooting Amray.

A had shooting scrape occurred ON
"Wednesday night 0n Railroad avenue,
near DeShOn's blacksmith hop. Nalon.
tine Schwalm aud Hattie Beaslcy, a
colOred woman of the "half world, "
were passing down the street when
Fred, Morryweather opened fire on
Schwalm and that the latter then re-
taliatod, but this story Is not believed,
and as Merryweather has been Ia too
critical condition 10 be- interviewed,
che U'-.,,, stands there The circum.
stances point TO q deliberate attempt at
murder. Merryweather was shot Just
above and q little 10 the right ~ the
leii nipple and also In the hand Two
other bullets penetrated his clothing,
bat fortunately failed 10 enter the body.
He has been cared for 40 Or. Edmond.
sons hospital and Is a little improved
az the present writing.
The man Schwalm aud the woman,
who gave themselves up Just after the
shooting, have been living together
some months,
Mrs. Merryweather, the mother Of
the young man sO dangerously wounded,
came In from Albuquerque this morn
ing and will remain Ia care for her hoy.
The man and woman are held pending
the results Of Merryweather's injuries,
and "A legal examination. Gallup Re
publican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
socoRRo.
From the chishAln,

From the Cheitain,
The Sisters Of IOrctto have engaged
the Garcia opera house for the evening
OF February Is, when their pupils win
give a most interesting entertainments
Mrs Cipriano Baca and children left
10 Join Mr.. Baca In Silver City after "a
visit OF three weeks with Mrs Baca's
mother, Mrs. James Berry, Of this
city.
A. ID. Coon visited his ranch near
San Marcial the first Of last week. The
ranch, known as the Bosque BOnlto,
comprises about / 800 acres ana Is one
Of the finest In the Rio Grandc valley.
w. n. Roose, David Jamison aud
James w. Davis, capitalists Of Toledo.
Ohio, have been la town several days
aud IL Is understood are negotiating
the purchase Of mining property Ia the
Magdnlenas.
Miss Jennie Glass, who was recently
summoned 20 Colorado by the illness 0i
relatives, has returned to this city aud
Is now acting In her capacity of trained
nurse la charge Of DIR. A. A. johnson.
A. r, Katzenstein IL now Ia business
In Clifton, A. r., la the same line as la
socorro. He will not return home un-
lil the FIRST Of April. Meanwhile his
business In this city Is being ably con-
Quoted by his daughter, Miss Dora.
A wagon loaded with beef passed
Tres Hermanos last week from the
Trinchara hound for Los llunas. Par
ties having cattle Ia that locality will
do well 20 look after them as one Of our
peighbors said he saw who're Eve head
Of cattle had lately been killed.
County Commissioner a. y. Rouillor
was AIKEN very III az the Windsor hotel
Monday night Mr.. Rouiller was just
recovering HON an attack Of the grip
when he came over Monday % attend u
meeting Of the board OF commissioners.
The exposure u the trip brought ON a
relapse. He was able 10 be out again
Thursday however, and help 10 trans
act the business that came before the
board.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

Today Theodore O. Ames. who is
prominently known Ia Albuquerque. re-
ceived his patent papers Tor an actylene
gas generator. for which ne had made
application several months ago The
generator was on exhibition In this
city during fair week In 1859 AM It's
many good qualities were thorouShly
demonstrated by the Inventor. For
some time past one OF them has been
In use at orchestrlon hall In Old town
which gives entire satisfaction and
comes up TO the standard OF excellence
In fact. all that has been claimed for
H. with a proper sized burner ON a
gas pipe Il viii produce a light which
is equal to 300 candle power. Mr.. Amos
secured lis natsnt through Mum 4 CO..
editors and proprietOfs Of the scientific
American, OF New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

bar In active practice before this court
FOR nearly twenty years. has te IN
called from among a. by ina simmons
which all must obey from watch there
~ no appeal or supersedeaa;
Now. be - resolved, by the mem err
Of this court and tie bar that In the
death % Judge Warren tho profession
In New Mexico has lost one ~ It's
brightest lights. and one ~ it, mo q
able. learned and faithful members.
That these resolutions be spread np N
the records ~ this court. and the clerk
transmit a COPY TO the son OF our de-
ceased brother. and that out Of respect
TO his memory this court adjourn for
the day.
EDWARD l. BARTbETT.
A. A. FREEMAN
EUGENE A. FISKE
A. A. JONES.
H. a. FERGUSON.
Committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
rmE CAR AccoUSrANr.
Vice Prc.idsnt Earr WA Name susess.or
So sugas.

So sugas.
Il IL probable that A. W ToNslsy OF
Chicago will be named as successor 20
g. w Kouns. until lately uuperlntend-
ent OF car service Tor the Santa re
system. says the Topeka state Journal
The announcement has not been mad e
ofiicially. but the rumor Is well found \.
ed. Mr., Towsiey ls chief clerk 70 r. NJ.
Barr. third vics president o. the Santa
Re. and 10 said to he a man OF sxtsnd-
cd railroad experience.
Ths probability Of this report - ne
true becomes greater when Il 70 re-
membersd that tho Jurisdiction Of he
third vice president and that OF ear ac-
countant extend over the NRma linas 10
svsry paYT OF tie SAINTS re system. in
Guiding lines west OF Albuquerque xs
well a. those east On the other
hand the authority OF many other
prominent officials goes only as far a
Atchison. Topeka a Santa Re matters
Therefore II IL evident that Mr.. Barr
viii say VINO shall hll the Vacancy made
hy tho promotion OF MI Kouns 10 the
assistant general superntendenoy.
Mr. Towsley has been with the Santa
Pc for some time. Previous 20 that he
was superintendent OF car service Tor
the Norfolk a Western road. the same
which Mr.. Barr left when he accepted
the position which he now has with ths
Santa re. The Norfolk road has fur,
nished other prominent santa Fe men
The new duties OF Mr., KOuns began
Monday, and he has been carrying the
work OF the old department along win
that OF the new since then. II Is mol
understood what part OF the building
the assistant general superintendent
will occupy. AFR. Turner. the lac, mar
10 hold the position, had roOma which
the passenger department now oocu.
pies. and u Ia possible that the same
place viii become the hsadquartsrs fol
Mr. KOuns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02


Whrrea.. Eu d h. siodei and barbara StOl.
lrl he vile In and by certain deed ot trust
fgird the 18th day o Jauuafy. 1875. and re.
corded boz volume q, II %, records Of hrfua.
Ito county. Ncg Mexico, al page 20 convey.
ed "a tte undersigned 40 trustee. the following
dtsefiegd real esie'e SITUATE y nc county Of
Toe MOTT cfn hslini lots numhcfcd thneeu
lial ans uftrrn tltI 10 biui number eight
thl la thr New ~ attu IuWu COMPANY tuNn.
site iu tl1 town tuuW city Oi albuquerque, AZ
the anne are shown and dee mated 90 the map
made ~ John A. FULTON, Z, b., and tiled IA
the office ~ abe probate clerk and 81 9TH 10
frcuidrl Cor said brfnalillo county, New MeI.
leo, on the tth day ui May. $50. said deed u
trust being made &C. secure the payment OF
rcfia % rTumisa1fy note theFcin descf bed fuf
date, with interest u The rate a ~ per cent
per auuum, which net with interest and taxea
advanced. ~ per terms Of iaiu deed ~ tust.
Nill, on the ate Of sale here natter mentioned.
amount a. o. Oba 90, aud
Whereas. The said note 10 now past duc ard
together Nith said iazcs unpa.di noN, there
fore, ~ tht request ~ whiting Ui the legal d, j.
der ~ ssid note and by virtue Of the term and
conditions Of the said deed Ui uust, DO here
BY give notice that fuf the purpose of pa ing
said note, Interest thereon, taNes, oats and ca
penses Oi eaecutlpR tuis trust. including legal
compel saiion 80 The trustee aud ~ IeAsonaole
attorney ices, - irnvidcd ~ SAID unsi deed,
VII, 90 Monday, the 2hth day Of February,
A, ID. 1903, ~ ths hour ~ rteven % CiOtE a. az
uf said day, a. the front door " the bustOhhce
in said City II Albuquerque, in said county
and Territory, sell the real estate hcrsinbrfore
best bidder for cash. 70 pay said indcbsedDess,
a W. johnston. Trustee.
Dated January goth, 1901.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
LEE rHE nyrSorIsr.



Quite large audience assembled ~
the opern house last night 10 greet
Professor Lee, the wizard of the mind,
which title he yell deserves, judging
from his demonstrations He opened
his entertainment with a complete his
tory ~ hypnOtism, or mesmerism M "
was formerly termed, dating from is
first origin to this date. Then came his
call for volunteers 10 which about six
responded, four proving good subjects.
II has always been difficult 10 secure
volunteers ON ga opening night, ~ the
public has been On previous occasions
ridiculod and abused, but Professor lee
proved last evening to be very much
avorscd Ia this treatment. Neverthe-
less. these four subjects kept the house
In CONCLUSIVE state Of laughter. His
catalcptic tests included two that car
ricd ont the power Of hypuotlsm 70 a
very clear point one was the placing
Of subject In a rigid state, then set
upon the back Of two chairs, then sup
porting the weight Of people without
the least apparent difficulty; the result
of the other Is q man, la rCstful sleep
iu the show window 81 Simon stern,
where hc will lay for period Of forty
eight hours. His entertainment To-
night promises 20 be still better, ~
more subject will venture on the stage
Seats ON sale a: .. A. Matson's.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
rrnnrronrAL arrnrNE eornr


Adjournment raksn on Aeeount ~ n--
reavement ~ Gov. and MEs Otsso
The territorial supreme court adj
iOurned Monday afternoon for the day
ont ~ respect 10 Governor and Mrs.
Oiero, whose infant daughter had died
at noon. The court again adjourned
Tuesday forenoon on accOunt ~ the
funeral services held ~ the executive
mansion. The probabilities are that
the court will adjourn to-day FOR the
January term. Several opinions are
almost ready, but may not be- handed
down until after the court adiourns.
The dOcket has been well cleaned up.
The ease ~ J. II. Blain, plaintiff In
error, Va. Abraham Staab, defendant Ia
error, error 10 the district court Of San
"a Fc county, was argued and submit
ted Monday afternoon. This case grow
out Of the opening Of Bridge stree by
the city authorities, aud II over the
possession Of lot 90 the corner Of san
Francisco and Bridge streets, occupy
ing the ground formerly known a.
llurro alley, and which was given by
the city 10 Blain In exchange for the
ground to open Bridge street StaRb
claims title 20 the property, aud the
lower court had decided In his favor.
Tuesday morning the case OF the
Early Times Distiliory Company II al,
appellants, w. Charles Zelger 81 al,
appellees, an appeal from Berualillo
county, was argued. The argument
will be concluded to-day and the case
will be submitted
The case OF Nicanor Herrera, appel
liant, vs.. The Territory Of New Mexico,
Appellee, an appeal from the district
court Of san Miguel county, was sub
mitted on briefs and the appellant
given until the first day Of February ia
file briefs, and appellee ten days there
after TO reply. Herrera was found
guilty Of murder In the lower court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02

A pretty home wedding occurred
last Thursday night that was quite q
surprise 20 tho many friends of the con-
tracing parties. Tho marriage was
that Of Miss Maude McChristy TO l.. T.
Morris, Rev. J. y. Smith, pastor " the
Methodist church, officiating. Miss
blanche Hodgsou and Marvin Hunter
stood up with them while Rev. smith
tied the 0Ordian knot.
Bob Adams, who some time ago shot
James Chancellor near Cedar Grove,
came In last sunday and was placed
under bond for his appearance at the
next term Of court. From what can be
learned Of the affair, II seems that
adams wus wholly justified ia the
shooting and Il Is hardly probable that
Chancellor will appear against him.
Chancellor T. still w the Ladies' hospi.
tai, slowl, recovering from the effects
~ his wound.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
FOUND prAD
An Ola Woman. Addicted 10 Drink. Geld
~ Death


~ Death
This morning about O'Clock, ..
zenouc. who keeps a store and saloon
in tho sanchez building, on South Sec
ond street, while opcning mis- place Of
business. happened 60 go out Of a side
door, opening on an empty lot when
be discovered n woman fully dressed.
half sitting and crouchinE against the
side OF the building. lie went up and
took hold 81 her arm. but found that
she was stir and cold In death. Mt.
zanons al once sent word down town,
and Constable j. n. Smith Immediate
~ repaired TO the scene. The body
was found TO be that o. one Mrs. Elena
sediilo. native. about 90 years Of agc.
who had lived here Tor a Ions time.
she occupied a room In the building
against which her body was found.
renting from Mrs. Sanchez. Tho body
was taken 90 Edwards undertaking.
rooms and Justice Ribbie 81 once im-
panelled jury 20 hold an inquest
From the evidence given q was shown
that Mrs sedilio was addicted to the
excessive use OF liquor. and was Ia a
saloon last night In the neighborhOod.
about 10 o'clock. considerably under
the influence ~ inioxicanta. She was
not again seen until her body was
found this morning, She lived alone
having for a long time been separated
from her husband. She had no child-
rem. bat a brother lives herr. lie states
that be aw her last four days ago al
which time fhe was In her usual state
of health. He could give no inforrna'
slon 90 20 the cause Of her death. The
Jury viewed the remains and adjourned
the inquest until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, IN order TO ascertain II wit
nessea could BE- found who mad seer
the woman between 10 o'clock lasl
night and the TINA The body was found
thia morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
uLAND.


From the Herald.
w. ). Darrow, Jr, has accepted a POI
sitiOn as reporter on the Bland Herald.
Jack Madigan left for Congress. a.
T., where be will engage In the saloon
business.
w III. stevens, the assayer Of Albu-
querquo, was la the district short
time examining some Of the mineral
properties.
James Fakiu, junior member oi the
ilrm of Melini & Eakin, the Albuqucr.
que wet goods merchants, was in the
district q few days Tie reports busi-
ness as improving
samuel Akrrs, the merchant Of Al.
Demarle, returned "a the district from
Madrid, whore ho has been employed
on the elec,rlc power plant Of the Co
chiti Gold Mining company.
Owing 10 an increase IN business the
W. l.. Trimble company have put into
service again the two Concord stage.
ON his mail ana express line between
Thornton aud Bland Thomas Lynch
and Richard Loyn, the efficient drivers
have been engaged Ia handle the rib
hons over skies. IL is reported that
within the past month the passenger
ani express traffic have more thar
doubled and the indications are very
favorable that the good business viii
continue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
nRArna AraArrA %.


tttts Daughter % NJ. aud Mrs, osv Otsro
Dead other Deaths
Elizabeth Emmett, the pretty girl
baby Of Governor and Mrs, Otero, was
called from her earthly home this noon.
She had been seriously ~ only since
yesterday morning, when congestion "
the lungs set w a. the result " o cold.
This morning she was deemed out u
danger, but q few hours later the child
became worse, aud sank rapidly, Do.
spite all that medical aid could do inr
her. The girl was born last June, and
was the sunshine ~ happy housohOld,
Her death Il a sad blow 10 Governor
aud Mrs. Otero, who have the sympati y
at the community aud their friends
throughout the territory IN the hour II
their bereavement, Services viii 10
held az the executive mansion to-mor-
row afternoon az 4 o'clock The ~.
mains will be taken on the evening
train 10 Denver, where intermout Wi We
made ln the family plot
sister Mary EscOlastica died last
night at the sanitarium Of hemorrhagn.
into two weeks ago she was cousidtrt1
Of unusual good health and strength,
hut the fatal illness came suddenly. and
AANN WITHIN NAiNN y ANANW lWA NNA' WI |Hi'i
Sister Esrolaaticn was a native ~
Springfield. Ohio, and came here from
the mother house % Cincinnati last
September She has parents residing
ut Springfield, Ohio, aud q sister nj
Pueblo, who Is also a Sister Ut Mercy
The funeral will take place tomorrow
forenoon, mass being celebrated n the
cathedral.
Florence Small, daughter Of Mrs. =
y. Small, died sunday morning 40 thpil
residence on 4 lioge street The gir
was III YEAR old the day before On,
died. The funeral took place this after
noon She was laid 10 rest Ia Rosari,
cemetery.
David Hatcher, aged - months,
nephew Of Leo Hersch, died on Satur
day at Pagosa Springs, Colo. New
| Mexican. ian. 29
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
psnsh PROM ren.umpnen.

~ $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
w. w wiseman, aged % years. for
meriy chief cierE % a water company
in Montana, died In his apartments on
North Seventh atrect Of consumption,
after a lingering iilaess OF several
months Hts brother, Of Clifton. Arr
zona, WAS notined by teieg aph yester-
day evening o. the sad occurrence, and
he boarded a train at once and started
Tor this place. arriving here on this
mornings early train. Funeral ser
vices we're conducted over the dead
body this afternoon ut the undertaking
parlors % w. Edwards. and the buri-
al took place lea Fairvicw cemetery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
rsrrIlorlnl suprcms ceur,.

In ths territorial supreme court yss-
tcrdsy the case OF George X. Nehnr.
appellant, We Ambrusio Armdjo and
Anita Arniio, apfeiiees. an appeal
fr1n the district court 81 Bernalillo
county. was argued ana submitted.
The case involves this collcctlon Of
INITIALS and profits by hsirs. ono more
case IL on the docket snd that wea
argued and submitted IN the afternoon.
The opening hsarings q the suprenio
court win then conclude. every cass
on tho docke5 having been taken
up The court will not adjourn. how
ever. before Monday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
sPmoESIx DIsPLEAsED.
>. W. RsBham aud u. u. Patrick Ridisais
~ paeo Carnival

J. W. Benham. 0f Phoenix. has re-
anrned home. and because he was not
one among the many who had his
pockets picked. like 20 many NeS Mex
lean visitors. gives the Nidwinter CAR
nivai backhanded sI..S lie says.
III the carnival had been big enough
u would have been a gigantic failure.
as Il was an absolute fake. Theirs was
no street decorations and no legitimat e
attractions. There was a big midway
and n big bull nght. The bun hEht
was IN Mexico. In addition 10 these
swo features there was an aggregation
az irrcllgious women. confidence men
and sin-horn gamblers drawn from the
whole southwest and Mexico. The El
PasO way OF holding a carnival IA the
best way "a make money out OF a.
Nothing n expended. 40 whatever
comes IA Is clear gain. There 10 no POS
aiblc way b. acquire a dchcit"
H. Il. Patrick II another citizen Of
Phoenix who was not pleased with tins
carnival The Republican says: MI
Patrick ooncurs IN Mr. Benhams judg-
ment Of the great fake Mr.. Patrick
said further that q was a. good a car
GiNAi az ~ ifAAo deaeFNNA tA ANhAhi-
SAINTS are the most undiscFiminating
Eeople he ever met. They mis,ook him
fot bandit"
A representative OF The Citizen Wis
ited m FaSo during the carnival, re-
manning long enough 10 call Mr.. Sen
ham down on his assertion that "theF'
were no street decorations ana no iegit
innate attractions" Almost every bus
tness house was decorated with tbs pre-
vaillng oOioFs-rsd. orange and aTsan-
and some % the decorations we're IN
deed very tastily spo@utsd Ara a.
for attractions look af tists lisi TN
Rnench theatre. Court Of Nero; Sapph,
with visions Of the robe. Lunette, IN,
nydng lady, the marvel Of the 20tf
century, Busco. the snake eater: sapp
ahe ossified man. who hAa not moved
for sc years Little Egypt. In her peer
IDEAS wlgEllnE dances. a Trip 90 III
Orient and last but not least. "Hav
You Seen GeorEe7 He will make yol
laugh" All these midway features
were located In the center OF II PAso
and they surely ought 10 nave beei
suhiolent 10 have kept thu two Phoenii
gentlemen pleased with their s,al
there,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
repnIatIon ol I.orasbara nserea.Inr.

Last sunday morning DeF1ty United
States Marshal Fred FornoR returned
from a successful Chinese hunting
trip IN Grant county. In company with
District Attorney Money. Chinese In
spector Mehan ana Chinese interpreter
Beckwith tho quartette swooped down
upon the littls village % Lordsburg
and gathered In their oficlal net hve
Cinnamon who ars not supposed 20 bs
on American soil They we're taken 90
ths silver CITY iail where they viii re-
main until Uncle sans ofnnsrs can ana
more 10 make q carload. whsa tin O.
lsstiaa WIN b. tahsn TO aan FfanUtaco
and deported.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
SILVER CRY
From the Enterprise.

From the Enterprise,
one hundred and sixty acres Of land
southeast Oi town has been purchased
By the city IA be used eventually In
connection with "a sewer system. The
tract VI land was obtained for 800
The hearing II jose Montez, Jr., on
the killing Of ililarlO Garcia was con
cluded last saturday, the defendant be.
ing held in f2,tO0 bond 10 await the ac.
tinn II she grand jury. Max schultz,
John H. Burnside and Trinidad iiarelu
are his b0ndsmen
After d short illness, 4. A. Dickinson,
aged 81 years and I days peacefully
departed ihis kie rnceiay noon, Janu.
ary "a. ne n survived hv tsrDe sons,
John and Fnnk, ~ Naslni lie, Ten
aud Edward ". II this city arD ue
Miss Maille and NJ las Alynn
u. White, nf lhis 80, and Mrf. John
N. Oladdlng, 0f Norwich, n. y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-02
DESsIN0


tfOm the Headlight.
George r. stewart, after being sick
for about six weeks with mountain
fever, IL nov wrestling with a severe
attack Of typhoid fever Mr.. Stewart
h very sick man, but il IL Ia bee hoped
that with his rugged constitution be-
will IN the end be able ~ cope success.
inlly with his last Httark
The Mandolin club met and pette ,tDd
organ zaiiOn Mn. 4. A. Amont vas
chosen president aud instructor. Aessrs.
frank Nordhaus, Dan. hathaway,
Plinny Bardlch aud Mrs Q. "A. Amentl
Nrs Tom Word, Jessie Redding and
Daisy Wamol compose the club. They
are al frs, -cla,s musicians aud furnish
hno music.