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The oasis., 1901-12-14
Ar~.1oNA rSHc WI.

tendent of this division, will be sorry to learn that Mrs. Noble had long been sufferer from heart troubles, which finally resulted in her death.
 Graham Bulletin: Nicholas Capel, an Italian, was killed on Wednesday of last week at the RyersOn mine at Morenc. It seems that he and two others were trying to open closed ore chute and to do so put in pipe filled with powder got fast in the pipe the men tried to tamp it with an iron bar, and the result was an explosion with the death of Capel.
 Lordsburg Liberal: A new addi- tion to Clifton is being laid oil into streets, bouleyards and town lots. It is on the hill near the Catholic cem' etery, and is about four hundred feet above Clifton. It is said to be an ideal residence location, and after the incorporators put in an elevator, to connect the place with Clifton, 1t will probably become very popular.
 Graham Guardian: A distressing accident occurred at Guthrie Satur- day evening last, whereby Frank Dow conductor on the A. K N. M. K. R. lost three fingers Of his left hand. A flying switch was being made, ana MT. Dow was running ahead to throw the switch, when he fell over box. His hand struck on the rail and the engine passed over 1t. He was brought to Clifton, and given im- mediate attention. and is now getting along nicely His thumb and little finger were saved.
 Phoenix Democrat: Mir. Pearson is erecting a board fence around nice five acre alfalfa lot on the Yuma road in the Capitol Addition, where he will have on exhibition some 25 or 30 of the finest ostriches in the world Some of them are l5 feet tall and weigh 300 pounds. They are from the large ostrich ranch of500'birds further down the road Africa never saw such birds as are grown on the alfalfa fields of Arizona. One half of this ranch. with it's stock, sold for sl5O,000 not long ago.
 Enterprise: Marshall Sampsell re- presenting the American Beet Sugar factory concern, and who has been handling the cOmpany's interests in their efforts to secure location in this valley for one of their plants, has about completed securing the contract from our ranchers for the raising of the sugar beets. From the south side of the river over one half of the 5000 acres to be planted has been guaran- teed and it nowremains for the ranch CTS on this side of the river to do their part Yesterday good and enthu- siastic meeting was held at Tempe and tonight meeting will be held at Cartwright.
 Wilcox News: Monday morning the young son of Agapito Morales was out hunting some horses and about one mile south of the railroad depot came across dead body badly decomposed. He at once came to town and notified the officers. The coroner impanelled jury aud went out to view the remains The sight that met them was sickening. The body lay on the back wrapped in sew ersl blankets and a wagon sheet, the corners of the wagon sheet were tied across his legs. The face and breast was exposed and badly decomposed. The right temple was crushed in, and one foot was gone. No shoes nor hat l.l l. q rrNt
The oasis., 1901-12-14
NEW REMEDY.

The old friends of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will be pleased to know that the manufacturers of that preparation have gotten out new remedy called Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets, and that it is meeting with much success in the treatment of constipation. biliousness sick headache, impaired digestion and like disorders. These Tablets are easier to take and more pleasant in effect than pills, then they not only move the bowels, but improve the appetite and correct any disorders of the stomach and liver For sale by l.. w. Mix & Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

can % Fresno. hut character" Here
e. the s-.naible way IN which The calf
fornla paper views the relations or
newspapers 10 the public;
"a newspaper " primarily business
enterprise Its function ~ to gather
and print news, and 20 sell o. Co who
ever win buy Yet a newspaper ~ uni
versaily regarded a. having a ruspOusi
bity In the community that belongs 10
no other business when other busi.
ness men are non committal on a pub
lic question. Tor fear o. viii hurt thrir
business To take sides. the Newspaper
whose business " more responsive Co
the Illustrations Of popularity than any
uaher enterprise nevertheless
take the first and luugcsi responsibility
Of utterancc upon itself n other busl.
nesscs NJ not keep their goods clean
they DO not particularly harm anybody
but themselves n the newspaper does
not keep Us news clean, Il gains bual
noss. but Corrupts che community and
10 held responsible therefor Whether
the republic takes So newspapers ~
riousiy OF lightly. 81 always regards
them as more than a business, NJ d
forum whose opportunity FOR publicity
may be us..d Tor god or FOR evil 80 y
comes that the chief capital ~ q news
paper r. not presses or type, but char
sotsr"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES.

An exceptionally fine Washington
program was rendered az the school
last evening, which showed great prepa.
ration aud earnest work on the past ef
both pupils aud teachers,
The tiny kindergarten children were
especially attractive Ia an exercise and
song In which they enioiaed the audi
ence 10 Never, never, never tell
lie.
The pupils ~ tho Gr,t anl second
grades gave gu exercise deserving Of
special note, ENLISTED, "iicic sans
l.ruai,u,' n which b,ort.uaiued sew
CrJl hn.., representing Important
dp'.t iu the nations history The
81 ittlc Mothers 81 the Revolution
were ALSO present iu the costumes oi
that drN, telling of their part in the
great struggle AMI par;ic pating In a
very rvt.-Ji' tea party TIE exercise
was very a't'Ic AMI ven T. ndered, es-
pedals i4 Nirw ui tuu fact that many
Of thc participant, have only been la
s,hrul siIcr ltst september.
The "MEI,r Hra were represented
10y o., h.' VINO told Of thar yaiOr In
soIg,
q hamhcr Of very fine rccitatlons
aBi uDuo, % uumhUrs were given, also
musical selections, the program being
completed by iour-act play, entitled,
IA Noble Spy" given by boys from
the higher grades, IN which they por.
trayod the noble self-sacrlnce ~ Nathan
Hale. The actors acquitted themselves
with honor.
The band made is first appearance
la public, rendering two very pleasing
selections.
A number of visitors from the city
were present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
nan Fnn TILE rAGAI.s

A new element has introduced Itself
In the Philippine prOblcm--One of more
Eenuine power than either Spanish or
rAgal or American authority. II h.
something whose power to cause inva.
Sion or migration has never YET bcea
successfully resisted by either armea
defenders ice and cold heat and thirst.
or even the most stringent laws
That new element IN gold. Ever since
the advent OF Americans In the Philip
pines u has been indefinitely rumored
that there ~ gold In the islands. Now
comes a sudden ana surprising conhr
mation OF the report. II h stated that
"a md of O.. Coo gold was recently madt
in "A single pocket In iepsnto province
about l76 miles north OF Manila"
That settles Il. There VIII be- a rush
~ emigration 10 I4uzDn. White men
will swarm over the country ami tram
down the F1hpinos as they ala the Ute'
IN Colorado and the Apaches IN New
Mexico and Arizona n any more gold
pockets. whether On lOdes or placs~s
nre found the American army can come
home-4t will not be needed. Tbs IA.
gals WIN hardly know they belong there
any more.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
ALONG THE RAILS.
interesting information Regarding
Railroad officials and Employees,
NEWS IN ABBREVIATED FORM.

Several ear loads Of iron work for
bridges on the ROck Island railroad are
Ia be transported from Las Vegas.
w. X. Etter, late chief clerk To the
division superintendent at las Vegas,
has gone tO Needles, Cal, to accept a
position under Superintendent Hurley.
r. H. schultz, who injured his Shout
der while working at the round house
some time ago, Is able 10 be cut again,
although he still carries his arm In a
sling.
Fireman John 3iebor aud bride have
returned to Las Vegas from their trip
to Michigan, where they had visited
FOR several weeks. John Il marked up
on the board rs ready for Cuty.
Eugene McElrOy came down 10 Las
Vegas, from La Junta, Colo, and ID ~
understood that he will be assigned 10
Superintendent Fox's private ear la
the capacity Of stenographer to that
official
business ON the road continues tO be
as heavy ~ eveI There are from four
a. SIX trains lying ln the yards each
day after the regular freights have
left, waiting for engines and train
crews 10 take them out, the trainmen
aud engine crews getting very little
rest, To- at all.
An agreement has been reached with
! the santa Re officials 10y the American
| Advertising company for the purpose Of
using the sides uf the ears for advertis-
| ing mediums. Space will be- sold on
the sides Of the cars six by ten. Paint
ings, chrumos, Autographs and engrav-
ings are Ia be used.
The Santa re Pacific Railroad com.
panl are arranging to put Ia telegraph
Offices az the cliffs, nine miles east oi
Flagstaff, aud at Riordan, six mile,
west of Flagstaff. This company I.
sparing neither time nor money la pro
yiding safeguards, cOnveniences and
accommodation Tor the patrons oI
their road. We anticipate that the
company will improve their yards anc
grounds about the depot at Flagstaff IL
the spring. The amount Of business
will Justify the company Ia spending !
liberal sum Of money la improvements
II. a. Summer, chief engineer Of tn,
ri Paso n Northeastern railway, Is Ia
the city, say the Las Vegas Optic. III,
came up from Santa Rosa last evening
and left for W Paso to-day. He sale
his road would be completed to the PecO
river az Santa Rosa boy september !,
The Rock Island will be built frou
Liberal, Kan, tO Santa Rosa and ther'
the roads will join. The distance iron
Santa Rosa 20 ~ PasO Is 273 miles an'
the grade Is ! per cent to the mile o
! about iiill-tNu feet some Uf the grad
near Sau,a I"-a viii be- din,cult ~ ca
through as % viii Require a fort foo
cut through rucG Boa one place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Thomas A. Barry, the plumber. who
was arrested last week on Information
sworn out for violation Of the plumb
iug ordinance, appeared before bis honor,
Judge Crawford, this morning Upon
hearing testimony OF the defendant and
Inspector flill. the court held that the
former had not complied with the ordi.
nance la every respect, and accordingly
assessed light fine " $40, which was
paid.
Three female characters Of the Acre.
Lena Morris. Iaunstic uunick and HgA.
cite Ortiz who we're arrested by the po-
lice since Saturday night, responded "a
the charges ~ drunkenness In the magls.
tratc's Office to-day, and received sen
fences commensurate with their ofIcnses
The Morris woman was given thirty day.
In the county Jail, while the others will
while away ave days each ~ their earth
~ cXiytcnco in the city hastilc.
A man named Walter was sentenced
To three days work on the streets. fol
being drunk, aud Matt Mott paid 6n.
Of - sor a similar violation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
KILLING Al LAS oRUCEs.
Two Fooiiah YouRs MsEieans qaarrsl
over = soiisd Dove.

Two Fooiish Young MsEioaas Quarrel
over a sOiied Dove
Another sensation was created In
Las Cruces last Saturday evening about
q o'clock, In which two young Mexicans
engaged as principals, and as a result
at their differences Santa Cruz Ortega
nov lies dead AZ the home Of bis pa
rents .shile his opponent IL langnish-
ing Ia the county hnstile, awaiting the
action of the next grand Jury. The
young men have been employed by the
Torpedo Mining company for a number
OF months as freighters, hauling ore
from Organ 10 the railroad station, and
apparently were the best Of friends.
One Of chem was arrested and convicted
Of theft a couple OF months ago and
sentenced ~ Jail for sixty days. OrteRA,
believing 10 wise and proper To care Tor
the mistress Oi his compadre, finally
won the affections OF the fair young
senOrita, and was just a. attentive ~
her as his friend ever could be, but
when the prisoner finished his Jail sen.
tence he az once started out % locate
Ortega aud demand satisfaction FOR the
manner In which he conducted himself
toward the young woman. They finAl-
met and started % the acequia, where
they would settle all disputes. The
eX-prlsOner was armed with slA-
shooter, who was 10 enrAged with zeal.
Ousy he could not wait untll they reached
the appointed place, and fired point
blank At his victim, the bullet plough.
Ing is way through the shoulder Joint.
When the man was picked up by his
friends a moment later, II was found
that life was extinct The murderer
WAS captured by the authorities and
90On after the shooting was landed boz
hind the bars
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
wINsLow.
From the Mail.

From the Mail.
Frank Dame and N. s. bly, we're both
In the city from their winter ranches
They were In good spirits over the
present outlook for early and good
grazing for stock this year The re-.
cent storm was great blessing for our
stockmen.
The latter part OF last week carpen.
t9r by the name 81 Jas. Pritcharsl, who
was working with Mr.. PrOctOr's gang
OF men on the new coal chutca In the
yards at this place, was caught Ia one
OF the pUlieys OF some machinery aud
whirled around and around, until his
clothing gave way, and he was dropped
some ttteen feet, the back of his heat.
striking on rock, inAictlng some ugly
cuts and fracturing the skull. Ills
arms were broken az both wrists and
his left arm between the elbow and
shoulder joint. The railroad officials
shipped him "a the hospital al los An
geles. Little hopes are entertained Of
his recovery. We are informed thu,
he has wife aud child living az Pasa-
dina, Cal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
APPRECIATES THE CITIZEN
Hon. Alex. Bowie Says This Paper ls
Well Liked by the Gallup
People.
WHAT Mr.. BOWIE SAYS.

Hon, Alex. nowie, the legislative
representative from Mckinley county,
who was here yesterday, called AZ this
Office la the afternoon, AZ he said, "in
behalf of the people Of Gallup 10 extend
thanks 10 THE CITIZEN for the Just and
generous manner In which this paper
has handled the present strike among
the miners ~ the Colorado Fuel a Iron
company, aud the interest this paper
has taken In giving the wage-earners
an opportunity to place before the pub
Tic the true facts which brought about
the strike; the discharge OF from sixty
tO seventy miners because they had
Joined che Mine Workers union, and
these facts have never been denied by
the company
"rHE CiTtZEN has shown IL hand
Il " a friend ot the oppressed, " con.
tinued Mr.. Bowie, land the whole town
VI Gallup, knowing that the coal com
pany has no Just grievance, appreciate
these facts aud are substantially aiiix.
ing new names - your subscription
list THE CITIZEN, with the latest
telegrapnic news, reaches the Gallup
subscriber from six 20 twelve hours
ahead Ut any other daily paper pub
lished in New Mexi, D."
MIR. Bowie returned tu Santa Fo last
night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
THE sEvES AaEs.
or the Life of Mr.. Carrie Nation, of
Kansas.

or the Life of Mrs. Carrie Nation, of
Kansas.
All the worlds stage. snd ell the men aud
women merely players; they have their exits
and their entTancesi and one man In his time
plAys many parts, hia acts being seven ages
Shakespeare.
Al flrst the infant,
Crawling and crying about her old
Kentucky home.
Aud then the naughty school girl, play
ing about the distillery
Aud drinking the yeast from the tap,
stealing grcedily her
Mothers preserves and the laces and
ribbons of her aunt.
Aud then the maiden, now COY, now
merry, dancing with zest,
Aud praying the Lord to send her @
husband. Then "A widow,
Robbed Of her mate 10y the demon rum
and left "a combat
The world with a babe upon her hands.
Then again "a wife,
Seeing her second hcayen-sent husband
laid upon a cotton bale
And padded by the White Caps Oi
Richmond Texas.
The sixth age shifts into the prayerful
reform, seeing
Visions and hearing words Oi portcnl
from ON high, praying
For sign 10 down the demon rum
Last scene Of all,
The Smasher. Wrecking with her
Ratchet the gilden dens Of
Drink hurting In frenzied fervOr tn,
bottled goods
Through beveled mirrors and leaving
the speechless "barkeep'
Sans bar, SINS beer, sans booze, " san
everything
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
CRRRILLOs.
Ftom the Reporter.

ftom Tue hcpuHcts
He,derman a skone. the stone con
tractors, have opened up new q~ai-
- two miles south 81 Cerrillos On the
Waldo branch, and have "a force 81
fourteen men al work.
Frank Frankon and Thos Cook. two
oli tins Madriditc~ returned with
their families after a long absence Ia
Arizona and California and have re-
summed work here.
To Air and Mrs r. Branch last Fri,
day was born ten pound boy Mr.
Branch is the popular clerk az ~ e..
Kinscli A Co.'S store and o. receiving
the congratulations ~ his friends
ThOs. O'Donnell, Of tbs Mint. has
Leased thc lunch coutner la that pop
ular resort Co W \. Iago, who has
had charge 81 u for some time Mr.
L.ago h. a frst-,lBss cook and is build
ms up a gO'l trade.
r. It. Hughe- who Tor some time past
has held the position Of chief engineer
az the Madrid electric plant. departed
for ~ Paso. Mrs Hughes viii remain
In Madrid until he has secured a iooa-
ton
Miss Mamie Carter. one Of Mldrld's
bright young ladies. has been appointed
pOstmistFess. Able Garcia. the present
incumbent, having re4gn'd Miss Car.
ter Is a capable young lady popular
and intelligent and her appointment
has given general satisfaction.
r. +. Woodwork, Of the Baird Min
ing company, came from Denver ana
departed for Golden. n o. reported
that the nov mill commenced opera
lions with i've stamps several days agO
and u b. expected that u viii be run.
ming full blast the first Of next week
Al the residence ~ the brides pa
rents In this cIty at $50 o'clock Thurs
day evening. Miss Emma drrcn was
married to Frank Harvey. Roy. Iloig
son officiating. To say that thu above
wedding was surprise to the friends
~ the young couple would be- putting
q mildly. but an unite with the Regis
ter In wishing them health, wealth
and happiness. They viii make their
future home In Crrrillos
=. IL mklns. of columbia, Mo, "a
brother ~ Senator stephen ~. Elkins.
came In ON tour of inspection ~ HE
various mining properties ln this dis
trct lie departed for home. via san.
Ga Fr, but expects Co return within a
short time 10 commence operations in
one ~ hiB mines, the tunnel ~ which
viii hp extended several hunlrd feet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
Has CRUCES.

from nona Ana County Republican.
Considerable and promiscuous tree
planting has been INDUCED IN by on
residents Tor several weeks.
4 stecplc ami belfry are being erected
FOR the Methodist Episcopal church,
south. which materially enhances the
appearance of the buildiRs. A bell IL
soon 10 be- hung therein.
The carpenter work on the new Pres
byterian church has bccn finished aRd
the building will be- ready for occupancy
.n several weeks.
Dr. J v Cowan u now county physi-
elan and health officer for the cOnngy Of
bona Ana He has been attending four
cases Al the county jail FOR time, three
OF them being minor ailments The man
Talefcro. who was shot on KeFr's range
while engaged In conhscating some
prime veal. several weeks ago, Ia about
well. Hhe received a shO, through the
left arm. and that member may always
h. stiff. In fact, both arms may never
be- timber enough again 20 help skin q
ncighbors calf when the owner Is una
ware,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
DEAIN0
From the Headlight.

From the Headlight.
The A. o. u. W. mask ball Al the OPP
era house was a grand affair and was
well attended. Great preparations had
bcen made Tor the occasion and oVsry.
thing passed OF without a hitch.
Maryih Hunter, the foreman Of the
Headlight, quietly departed for Arizona
Not snspectins the nature OF HIS business
his friends were astonishad the other
evening when the train rolled In and Mr.
Hunter stepped on. accompanied by .
pretty young lady, whom he introduced
as Mrs. Hunter, lle was married 60
Miss Hattie Westerman at Stafford, on
Sunday, February ~. the ceremony be-.
Ing performed by the Methodist minister,
Rec. Downs. Of that place.
A telegram announcing the death At
Ladoga. Ind, % the aged mother OF Mrs.
A. j CLARK and Hon. j. A. MahOnoy,
Of this city, was received last Wednes-
day. Mrs. Clark started for her Oli
home that same evening. SIR. MahOnsy
being in santa Fe, Vas unable 20 20.
Mrs, Bridget MahOhey, the deceased.
was ~ years Of age aud leaves only the
two children mentioned, 90 mOurn har
loss. The sympathy OF this entire com
munity will 10 out 10 Mrs. CLARK aud
Mr., Mahoney In this their hour Of DO.
reayement
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

From the Optic

From the Optic
A large number Of pension vouchers
are la circulation ong Las Vegas
merchants. which ~ evidence that New
Mexico furnished her fun quota In de-
tense 81 the national colOrs
Architect Fritch has completed the
plans for the gate lodge OF the Masonic
cemetery. II will be "a beautiful stone
rustic structure with apartments Tor
waiting room AMI sexton. and with a
high arched gateway al the entrance TO
the cemetery
II IL stated that an American whose
name could not be ascertaine1 h af-
iiicted wtth smallpox In the vicinity Of
Romerovilie. the patient being quaran-
tined IN an adobe house. one rumOr
has e that h. was found rolled up in
blanket In canyon. but this can
hardly be true Smallpox Is "a disease
that viii admit Of but little exposure
The man Is supposed 60 be- in the en-
| pioy Of the santa Fe Railway company
and but recently came Go this aeo,ion
The matter should be- Inquired into by
the authorities In the Interest of M
| public health.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
HOI BROok.
From the ArguA

From the hf9uA
Mr. and Mrs. +. r. Secrist and Mr..
and Mrs. j. \. Woods were out 20 j. H.
Richards ranch Thursday. The gen
tlemen succeeded Ia khiing a number
ducks, but ~ JOe's pet water spaniel"
Ii somewhat afraid Of water they were
unable 20 land their game.
Mrs. ". II. Bartlett came down from
Linden. We understand she has been
compelled ~ close her school month
earlier than the time specified, on &C.
count Of very bad sore throat She
will remain Ia town for a short time
visiting friends, after which she will
probably visit her parents In the salt
River valley. Mrs. Bartlett has made
many friends Ia this section during her
residence here who viii regret her de-
parture.
A. y. Potter, secretary OF the ART
roma Wool Growers association, came
la from Phoenix, where iio has been
spending considerable time looking az
ter the interests Of the wool growers.
MIR. Potter " thoroughly posted Ia this
lire OF business and leaves no stone un.
turned for the benefit OF the sheepmen.
When he was called 10 California last
December Il was on account OF the SEE
riOus Illness Of his father, whO death
We are now called upon 10 announce.
MIR. Potter, ST., was one Of the early
pioneers, and had reached the age OF
81 years,