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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-30

lSlnH COTS lnat mas been
raised IN Cecil county lately. When she had
been in training but a few weeks she showed
a milo in less than 225.
g. i. Crockett OF Chesapeake City, has sold
a fine roam driving horse to Philadelphia
party for ?225.
Elkton horsemen are looking forward to
the return of Col. Sam Foard from Texas
where he il now on q business trip. When
Che Col. gets In a group Of lovers OF the steed
he can tear of some wonderful stories of
how fast horses 60 in the Lone Star state,
and the climax is capped by his own expert
ences.
William II. Kennedy Of Kemblesville, Ship
ped his four year old colt, Saint Lynne
TO New York, last week, and it was sold at the
Fasig-Tipton sale for $3.50.
W. L. Murray arrived In Rising Sun, Mary
land on Monday, with a lot OF fine horses.
He Will sell them at Public sale on Saturday,
March 30. He was five days on the road,
They are all good horses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
TuE nAR AssociArioN.
Delegates Chosen hemariai - the Legit-
lature aud supreme Cuurt.

DeIegaies Chosen aem"riai ~ tie Leeis-
Iatare aud supreme Ceurt,
The New Meyiro Bar association met
Monday in the supreme court chamber
The committee on admissions 90 the a..
spcihtiun reported favorahly un the
names of a. y. owen anl w. ". Wal.
toh. ~ Silver city. and thry were duly
elected members. The following dele.
gates were chosen 10 the National Raf
association: a. W knnebrl. !. S icld.
er g. a. Splcss. Delegates 10 the Amer
lean liar association, r. w. CairDu. 4.
A. Jones and %. n Marson. The COM
miticc 10 draft resolutions un the death
of Thomas A. Finical, composed Of
Messrs. y. l., Bartlett, ". w Dubson
gnd r. -. Catron. reported. which report
was adopted ani ordered spread upon
the records of the association. and copy
~ the resolution directed a. be- sent 10
the family ~ deceased.
y. W. Clancy introduced the follow.
ing. which was adopted;
Resolved. That II il the sense nl this
association than the time NJ holding the
district courts he sn fixed that they shall
begin In September aud cnl IN April.
sud that the supreme court be held In
May. AMI t is recommended to thr JUS
tices ~ the supreme court and to IN leg.
lslaluw thBt such an arrangement be
madn. 10 practicable
On motion of w g. Wriglcy. y com
mitlrc composed of F W. clancy. h l.,
naulstt. W g. Wriglcy. !. y. Fieldr'
and W 4. Hawkins was appointed IA
confer with the supreme court and Nom.
hcrs uf the legislature ON the subject oi
regulating The terms OF court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
Z. A. Elnleai.

On Monday afternoon the following
resolutions were reported 20 the
court. aud after their adoption ,hc
COur, adjourned ont of respect To the
memory Of the lato District Attorney
r. A. Finlcal
Whereas. nj all-wlse Providence hRr
removed from his earthly sphe~c the
late lion. Thomas a. Finical a mem.
her OF the bar of this court. and AIS
trlct attorney for the second judicial
district OF the territory Of New MsX.
leo, and II ~ deemed fitting to put
upon the record of this court some
expression OF our esteem ~ tks de
ceased and our sense Of the losr sls-
tanned by his untimciy demise. b. Il
Resolved. That We recognize IN the
deceased a gentleman OF rarely AZ
fable disposition and manner which
had endcared him 10 all with whom
he bccame acquainted.
Renolf a. further, That we rGrO2
nlxc that the bar ~ the TERRITORY hag
lost r. faithful member Of tho Ituitg
Sion and an efficient officer. atd.
Resolved. further. That we express
our heartfelt sympathy with the
mother and other members ~ the
family uf deceased and that thosf
resolutions be placed on the record OF
this court; that the clerk be directed
10 send an cngrOssod copy thereof t.
the mother Of dcceasod. and that the
press be- requested tO publish IN,
same.
Resolved. further That this cOuri
do now adjourn In honor 90 the nam,
of tho deceased,
H. l.. BARTLETT.
y. W. DOBSON.
w. u. CuiIDERS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

Albuquerque always turns out On
masse when her citizens know the en-
teriainment will be- good. but they dis
like to be sold Miss oliver IN the
Colombo hall next Tuesday night Will
b. no fake She n known here from
her former visit. and the large audi
ence that heard her then viii be larger
stiil this time, for all know her great
excellence.
Her fame 10 even International and
it IN nod often that We have the uppor-
tuuity to hear such an impersonator.
Read the following comments:
"Miss Katharine oliver gave q read
ing az II o'clock to-day In Steinway
Hail. under the ausplcpa of the Colum-
bia School OF Orat0ry Her subject waa
The SKY Pilot Ralph Connor'H strong
story OF pioneer life IN the Alberta
country. Northwest canada Her Inn
presentations anI Characterization OF
the scenes and incidents related were
enthusiastically received by repre-
. sentative audience Chicago Byenins
Post.
''1'he reading OF The Sky Pilot by
Miss Katharine Oliver was one OF the
fines, treats that our Congregations
! ministers meeting has ever enjoyed II
was an hour Of mingled Amusement
and tears -. A Adams. Chairman oi
the Business Committee of the Congro
I gational Union. chicago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

clal committee composed of Meaara.
Hlnkle, splesa and Burns.
Council hiil No. ~. increasing the
salary ~ the adiutant general % ~.
600 per annum. and raising that ON.
Ger 10 the rank Of brigadier general,
came up In regular order and passed
on motion " Mr.. Cruickahank, only
Mr. EnRlcy In the negative.
Council bill No. %. the public
school bill. was taken up, and the
house amendments thorotO read, Mr..
apiesa moved 20 noEconcur and ask
for committee on conference. Mo.
ton prevailed. and later on the chair
appointed MessrH. Hughea Spiesa and
Martinez az conforcoa on tho part oi
the council.
Council bill 40. t3. regulating the
practice Of medicine. was taken up.
and tho house amendments thereto
c0nourred In. This bill now goes "a
the governor.
on motion of Mr Easley house hill
No 90. on ,no pay ~ Justices of tho
peace az road supervisors, was tabled
indefinitely
Council bin 30. 60. 10 prevent
droyes Of stock from trcspassing on
private watering places, passed aa
amended by the Judiciary committee
Council hlll No, Sc. the municipal
leagues bill, prescribing IRE limits
regulating the character OF buildings
sidewalks. etc. In Incorporated cities
and towns. was then considered and
passed by vot eof z 10 o Ad
iourucd Co 10 a. m. today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
MINES IN snE SANDALS.
Haggets Takcn out valued nt fI0e Pros.
peots Cor Good Mining.

NHkkNNs NAhfM OMN NhfNeh ~ FlWE NNNA
poets Cor Good Mining.
la MADEIRA. Feb. - The snow stu
hangs its white mantle over the water
melon range, and it, feet, IL mountains
have fei, arr dipped In water that comr
down from the fast.metinr snow
Mr barnard j. taking lhput 500 a day
In great l\londyc nugget. ont of Sau
Fun, isC0 Ruich, Many of thr nurg, o.
are worth si00 piece ia coin of the
realm The gold from this placer = lSG
fine. bring hhrr than cpin gold. The
Philadelphia company, of which ! wrote
you some time ago. has matrrialiaod
with their Lancaster separator now ou
the ground aud will boz in operation talk.
Ing out placer gold within wcck
Work l. being steadily kept up day
and night an the incline SHAFT un the
Macco niue anu hoist has recently
been put In o. take ont the rock. Tii.
ore vein will b, encountered within the
next ten feet aud then the are tha. has
already heen found viii be- brought to
daylight
Capt Johnson's Texas claim IS show.
INK better than spa Ia gold near the sur
face Ia MADEIRA canyon Since u has
been discovered what rhtrtctrr "f quarts
carries the gold In this di.trht O. is an
easy matter o. hnl lhe lpll-harInf
lodcs
Capt Richardson. ~ Kansas Cty, !.
expected out iu the Saniias ucNt month
also GeoTgc Rnss. OF Ohi1. who ~ a 90
clatpd with Prof Gilmer. in the Ma ed
mhe. There b. set q large area n' un
nfttSppcfpd territory iH thia district uu
government lanl open So location.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
rnnArnieAL mANAaEn.
l.. ~. Craw ford u Here aud Was later
Sicwcd ON the Subiest of n Circuit,

l.. a. Crnw fard u Here aud Was Inisr-
siowcd ON the subject ef Circuit
l.. NJ Crawford. general manager of
the Amusement Syndicate company, OF
Topeka. kan. II stopping at the Ho-
tel Highland. Mr. Crawford has had
"a broad experience Ra a theatrical man
ager extending over a period Of moro
than twenty-five years During tha'
time ne has built six theatres and man
aged the Crawford circuit The COM
pany represented by the gentleman
how own and contrCl thirty-twO the
atres aud are constantly adding more
To their circuit. Among the more
prominent theatres under their direc-
tion are houses a. Lincoln. Neh; 81.
Joseph. NO: Lawrence Topeka aud
wichita. kan; 11l Paso. Tex. and
Phoenix. Arizona. In AN interview Mr
Crawford stated that he Is now making
"a trip over his circuit with a view
to bettering the conditions urNer which
attractions have 60 be buoke} and at
the same time to afford theatre gocrs
more and better attracticas than were
those booked during the past season.
Thi sincludes contracts 20 be- made
with local arrangements "a towns on
~
In advance OF the arrival of companies
to insure good attractions. that VIII
give the players returns commensurate
with the expense incident 10 making
the long jumps necessary TO play at
Albuquerque. Las Vegas, etc. MI
Crawford elso stated that during the
past season he has been compelled 60
cancel no less than twenty strong al.
tracsions by reason OF the fact that
they could not present the plays except
al iosa. lie also stated that either
himseif or the president OF the syndi'
cate always go 10 New York Tor The
purpose OF booking the best tavoling
companies for their circuit, and c..n
only do 20 by giving them liberal terms
or a guarantee. which they have frc.
qucntly done at loss as applied a.
/ individual companies, but an ultimate
/ gain to the management In that their
patrons learned To realize they we're
/ getting the best. ana turned out larger
! audiences Mr.. Crawford states the
{ railroad companies are treating them
literally and that II all concerned will
| follow out on those lines, theatre gDrrB
] VIII be largely benenued. To make hia
position understood u is the intention
~ the company TO either get contracts
that will result in some financial ben
cht 20 the syndicate. or adj another
theatre 90 Albuquerque, which h cen
sidcrcd good show town. ami 10 make
the number of houses thiriy-thrs'
owned and managed by them. That
should Il be- necessary 10 put in another
theatre II will be done withp1t any
contributions from other sources than
their own capital. Mr. Crav ford vill
romain In Albuquerque gnte:il Gays.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
COUNCIL.

The council me, "a 10 o'clock yester.
day morning with all members al their
desks A communication was received
from the governor transmitting the
correspondence relative 20 the action
of .he assembly on the death ~ Queen
victoria similar % that sent % the
house several days since. Another OK
ecuuve communication announced che
signing OF council bills Nos, " providing
FOR a bond Issue of t25.Oo0 for the Nov
Mexico military academy at Roswell.
No. ~. amending the delinquent tax
laws; No. 8, creating a district attor-
ney's district Qua of socortO. Lincoln.
Hoddy and Chavea counties.
The following new bills we're intro
duoed. ordered translated, printed
and referred.
Council bill No, %. by Mr. Burns, an
act 90 regulate the distribution ~ wa
ber nsr irrigation from the small
streams Of New Mexico
Council bail No. ~. BY Mr.. Cruick'
shank. TO provide for the examination
and licensing ~ steam engineers and
firemsn.
Council Joint resolution No. was of
fered by Mr.. Cruickahank II provides
that a bust % the late Hon. Maxlmil-
lan0 Luna be erected at the rear of the
speakers desk In the hall OF reprcacn-
ta,ives. and appropritaing 81 900 there
for
Council bill No. 81. regulating the
construction and maintenance OF sew
ers In Incorporated cities and town.
was taken up considered favorably la
committee of the whole, and later
passed. II provides THAI cos, or SEW
ers shalt b. assessed against the abuto
ting lots or land on the line thereof and
authorizing the issuance OF bonds IN
whole OF inpart 10 cover the cost ~
construction. A board ~ provided "a
make thc assessments for sewer purr
poses, rom the decisions of which ap-
peal may be taken 10 the district
court. Assessments are made payable
la three annual paymenta. and may be
paid IN "A lump. otherwise 60 draw "a
per cent interest.
Council bin No. G5. authorizing sn-
corrorated cities 20 Etraightcn ana al
ter streets and alleys. was then taken
up and passed.
on motion Of Mr.. Hinkie. large
number Of house bills on the president Z
table. Including those ON normal
schools. the blind asylum. reform
school. etc. were taken up ana refer
red 20 appropriate committees with one
possible exception. AIR walton's grave
yard measure. going To the committee
on privileges and elections on m0tion
of Mr. Cruickshank Adjourned 10 u
a. mn. to-day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
IN MEM0RlAM.
Resolutions Of Respect Adopted by
the Territorial Supreme
Court.
IUOGt LELAND ATTORNEY nNlcAl,

a. the opening Of the supreme
court Tuesday morning the chief
Justice, Hon William ! Mills. ln be.
half of the court. roaA tAe following
memorial ON tho death of the late
Hon. Charles A. Leland. "a former
momber Of said court
The supreme court, having met TO
express It's profound sorrow In the
death 81 lts late associate. Hon.
Charles A. LELAND. former member
Bf this court, does make the follow.
ing record ~ ita appreciation of hH
character:
In the death OF Mr. Leland both the
court and community aunor pro
found ioan
tie WINS indeed NO common man. in
tegrly. nrmncaa and fidelity we're
his dominant qualities; In him man.
hood set supreme.
IN the character all men accorded
him IN found an inspiration. and in
hts example lesson In life which will
not fade. good and true. his name
stands FOR that which mankind emu.
latna; Of the utmost purity of charaC.
ter. his llfo illustrates the work Of the
upright man.
TO this court ne gave the full meas
urc of bis ability. and 60 the conscion.
ti0us regard of duty 10 BE- discharged
be contributed the excellence Of a
conservative Judgment
We bow with sincere sorrow at his
passing from our midst. and regret
that he VIII meet with Gs here no
more forever
70 the bercavcd family we extend
our sympathy In their great sorrow
and direct that "A transcript 81 this
mirutc. from the records of tho
court. be transmitted 20 them ma a
mark Of our respect for his memory
and OF our coincidence with them ln
their grief
As mark of respect to the mem
ory OF our late associate. this court
will now adjourn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
coUN~iL.

In the lcri1lntlye council yesterday
morning tho following bills we're ia
truduCcd. read aud referred 10 proper
committees
Council bill No. 81. by Mr. Hughes
requiring that all public buildings Of
the territory shall be- insured TO
threcfuurtha Of their estimated value
Council bill No. S2, by Mr. llarri.
son, taxing male dogs and she dogs 81
and 81 In Incorporated cities. and 60
be- protected and regarded as private
property when payment Of thia tax Is
made.
Council hin No. So. by Mr. Springer.
an act of " sections relative 20 prac.
tlgo in the courts.
Council bin No. So by Mr. Easley,
providing for an appropriation ~ 500
600. 10 be- raised by n tax levy Of two
ffthH Of mill, Tor the purpose ~
making a Now Mexico exhibit AZ the
Louisiana purchase continental expo.
sition AZ -. Louis In 1908. and Great
lng n board OF three managers "a
serve without pay other than actual
expenses. This bill. On motion of Mr..
SploHa. was referred 90 the gontlo.
men from Missouri i'-C0uncllmvn
Hughes. Hinklc. Spiosa, Eaaley and
Harrison an a special committed.
Council hill No. So, introduced by
Mr. spieua. prohibits mayors and al
dermon ~ cities from serving az their
own succcseOra more than two sac
corslyp terms. The council az once
/ took up thia bin and ton8iderd it In
committee Of ths whole where Mr.
IIn,ua nterei an amen m'nt to maks
/ the a't nprly a. county oMceif aiBo
THIS Waa lost on a vote u 9 a. G. ~,
! bin Was then adopted tho oommitte,
arose aud the measure passed 3 60 Z
| Mcagra NruiC kshank. iiDil9. Easlej
and Fielder IN the negative.
Council BIN No. SO, Mr. Easiey'l
comprehensive measure cmpowcrni
counties % cumpromiso their debit
and issue now bonds therefor. wal
called up, And after explanatory re
marks BY its author. passed unani
mousiy.
Councn bin No. 72 raising salaries
lof prohat9 judges IN counties ~ th'
second and third Glasses 10 $500 aus
$3.50 respectively. passed. and then ol
motion of Mr. Hlnkle the vote vas "a
considered and the bin sent 10 . spa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
I.nrnir In AIhnnn.rnn..

4 lease foF q period of three years has
been obtained ou the two lower rooms on
the north eud Of the Commercial Club
Building hy A. BordcFs. who viii fur
nish Il in up-tc-date fashion will, under
taking parlors. Mr.. BORDERS disposed Of
his business Ia Prescott, Arizona, a
couple nf weeks ago, and came here with
his Wifr aul little daughter. After To-
cntiug the min q comfortable home oa
South Edith street, hr left this morning
for the eastern cities, whore he viii pur.
chase a fine aud complete line of cnskcts
supplies. etc, for his business IN Alhu-
queplue. Mr. horiers comes here high
ly recommended ~ funeral director
aud energetic business man. and during
his brief residence In the city has gained
the friendship o. all with whom he has
beoomc acquainted Ia about two weeks
he viii reiHrn from lis eastern trip,
when be- expects To- ai one" open up Ia
business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02
COUNCIL

The Legislative council yesterday
morning took up council bill No. ~,
fixing the salary Of probate judges la
counties OF the second. third and
fourth classcs nt 5000. $3.50 and $500
respectively. and the same passed.
Mr.. Eaaley voting la tho negative.
Mr.. Hughes. from the conference
committee on council bill No. %. the
public school bin. reported an amend
ment 20 the house amendment, and
which authorizes only school superin
tendentn Of counties OF tho first class
Bernalill0 and San Miguel-tO col.
lect 81 q day for three days for visit.
ing the school districts Of their re-
spoctlye counties. such huperlntend-
ensH To be paid, however. for visiting
not more than "a districts. The 70.
port was received, aud on motion OF
Mr.. Springer the matter was laid over
for the present.
Council bill No. 2 exempting stock.
and bonds of building and loan aeaO-
Citations from taxation. came back
from tho committee on finance with
substitute attached. aud the same
wRs received.
Mr.. Fielder presented petition
from eilixena ~ PinoA Altos. Grant
COurty, against the creation of the
proposed county Of Luna.
Mr. CrulckahAnk offered rosolu.
tiOn restoring to the militia fund
/ t222 Tb wuicn had been expended fOf
the recovery from tho government Of
some sh op0 due tho territory for or.
gambling forces for the war with
spain Adopted 10 to 2. Messrs.
Burns and Easloy ia the negative.
The following new bills were intro
duced and referred Council hlll No
Sc. by Mr. Fielder. relating 60 eloc
tioua authorizing voters 10 place
their vote IN the ballot boz in person
Council bill No. b. by Mr.. Haffi
son. requiring administrators and oK
ecutora % report moneys coming intg
iielT hands from the United States
government 90 proIhte judges. DE
motion this hlll vas at once taken ~
for consiaernuon. Ar Harrison 0f
fercd an amonumout providing that
Administrations may be required To ~
port within 80 days after the passage
Of this act any such moneys cOmlns
20 their hands during the past thre,
years. thls was adopted and the bii
passed
Council BIZ No. Nc. introduced bJ
Mr.. Navarro, a bin providing for th'
uHtnbution % the iunda derived from
the sale of public lands donated By
lcOngreHa tO the penitentlary Il su
thuriEes such funds 10 be- expended II
necessary improvements. enlarge
ment Of grounds, buildings. etc. un
der The supervision OF tne auperin
tendent adjourned 70 y. m.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

4 young man hy the name OF ChaA
Bruwn. who says be home j. In Denver,
appeared nt police headquarters a lltile
after midnight last night. bleeding and
eNhnndcd Ills hrad had an ugly cash
n it and his mouth was battered nn0
swollen iir was takcu Ia ani hV
wounds dressed. ile said hr had bcS
working nrar Ccrrillns. New Mexico ap
ani started "a beat his way home. ih
IN ln with two companions and thf
orcupied an empty box ear After leav'
az Ration ho lunorrntly told bis com
eaniuns that be- had some money On hb
person. when the train reached Mo,
he was assaulted and robbed anf
iumprd flum the ear a. save further i.r
iurY. he finally made his way 90 rhi~
city. Ills nsasilants are still hitting the
tuii fur the east Trinidad Sentiment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

hat Chinn was walking on tog Of the
train and while stepping from one car
% another the coupling broke Mr.
Chlnn fell across thc rail and his head
nd right arm were severed from The
body The manglei remains we're con.
vcyod TO WinslOw, where they were
turned over to an undertaken and pre-
pared for burial
Mr Chinn came 60 Albuquerque
about two months asa from Truckee,
cal. since which time he has boen en-
ployed as brakeman between here
and gallup. when IN this city he nc.
suplcd rooms on South Third atirct,
and was quite well acquainted among
the local railroad men. He left here
on Monday night for Gallup to enter
upon his new run. The deceased w.
nged ~ years. a member of the Odd
Fellows lodge. ana leaves his parents.
sister and abrother IN Missouri tomourn
iH untimoiy death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-02

useful and hnnored brother ani the
order one ~ iis brightest and most high.
~ valued members; be- Il,
Resolved, That We bow submlsfiyely
10 The will ~ the Divine Ruler. knowing
that IN Ills Wisdom Tie doeth all things
we'll; and bp i further.
Resolved. That this lodge, while sin.
cerely mourning ~ uWn great loss, ex.
tend 10 the afflicted mother. brother aud
sister " deceased In their hour of ~.
premr grief. the deepest and most heart.
felt sympathy. BE IL further,
Resolved. That q copy of these rrso.
lntlons be sprrad upon the inmates ~
the LODGE, be- published In the daily
papers Of DE city, aud that an cngrossed
copy of the snmc boz forwarded ~ the
family ~ our deceased brother
Given under our hand and seal this
2Gth day of February. \. ~ 1901
CHAS W. WARD.
\. y. STEVENS.
i. Il. HORTON.