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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

Grief Stricken Mother and Suicide
Son Buried Together.
A short time agu The Citizen was
called upon Go chronicle the suicide
of Ebert Downing whose dead body
was found in the ere ruins OF the old
san Felipe hotel. His body was en-
balmcd and shipped 90 his former
home az oyster Hay, n. " Tor burial
To-day The citizen Is informed that
on the very might that Downing took
the deadly Carhulic acid his aged
mother suffered a stroke OF ap0plexy
at her sad and gloomy home at oyster
Hay and when her sons remains ar
rived from fnraway New Mexico there
were two funerals and two burials-
q griofstrickcn mother and her sui
eide son at oyster BAY ON the same
day.
Rum and morphine" said friend
1f Downing. "was responsible for the
tragic death OF the young New York
| err aud to prove the assertion that
ne was addicted 90 the frightful NOR
/ phino habit his flesh showed that "a,
had literally used the needle
Continuing. said the friend
\ knew the Downing family fOr year.
and did an in my power tu stem th'
| downward course pursued hy Eluer
| whom he came 90 Albuquerque AIi
/ plunged hOadlOug into a dobauch tina
| ended with bits lifr. but be- paid "a,
| attention tu my appeals. TIE was bC
/ yond redemption. and I am supursti
/ uUls enough Goo believe that the dCa
! ~ mother. gicNod beyond expression
/ Ui words over the fate of her son
| had a prcsontimont that thp Wors
| r1. come aud Welded mp her own lif,
.o as Co be on hand to plead for hc
/ sasWatI son before moro rightcou
| mi M-LL-- IIIMuuMl.-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
LAS CRUCES

From bona Ana Co Republican.
y. e. Andrews left Tor california
last week where bD thinks of remain
ing until uDAt winter
ON July br h. W Sanders will
sail Tor Europe whore hp Will remain
about fourteen months.
n a Morgan editor and proprietor
of tho AlamuEor1o Advertiser. arrived
here 90 attend che funeral of bis little
nephew Roy Morgan
W a. Sutherland has accepted "a
position as travelling salesman for "a
large mining machine company iu
Mexico loo which business be- win be-
engaged during tho summer months.
The eldest httl, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs V r. Lane was seriously 400 with
rheumatism OF the kuyg several days.
THE suffering Of tho little one was
intense
AZ the school election S. T.. Ascarato
was elected fHr tho three year term
y. Moreno flr thr tWoyrar term and
Luis Valdez fUr the one year term
The board uf regents of the A a
NJ A. college met Tuesday ana We'd
ncsday SO president was elected
bat tho beard have four applications
which viii probably o. considered
July Sch and "a president elected A.
Al sanchez received tho fellowship
given by the board and wa appoint
ed assistant to Prof Tiuslr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
CARLSBAD
FROM Tho ArRna.

From The Argus.
Prot. @. e. Ellis. Of the public
schools has accepted an invitation
from the carnival committee on ora
tory tu give one at the addresses Oa
the ith Of July
u is announced from III paso that
the M Paso ANA peCos oil company
which owns large acreage In tn
lower valley will commence at ono
10 bore several shallow wells for Wg
ter and experimental purposes. am
that contract has been set 10 10
Angeles drillors 10 put down an oi
woll just as SOON as possible Il vii
be- a close race between these peOpl,
and the Carlsbad oil men as 90 which
will arst get To boring and get the FIRE,
oil How.
Chief Engineer u +. Killough IN
ishcd the surveying Of a large tract az
the irrigation Compauy,s lands. stu
atcd south OF Black River The tract
consists ~ about twelve sscctlOns ol
grass lands Ia township 20 south
range 20 cast. and has been LEASED
TO ClaihC Merchant. the Black Rive.
stockman Tor pasturage purpose
MI killough reports that il IS q I'm
body Of grazing land. and Mr. Me-
chant ia lucky
Al oldtim residents viii romom
Der "Old Bob Marlin coutracto
who lived hero several years an.
viii also recall that be- WAS killed j.
the SacramcntOs In 1895 By James T.
Cole. Cole was tried al Alnmogordo
last week and the jury disagreed tor
being for verdict OF murder In th,
second degree ana two for acqulttal
Cole was released on $1,000 bond AN
tii fall when hc will have anuthvI
trial Bob Marlin was big hearted
popular man. but addicted 10 drinl
and apt Co raise Cain when on on
nt his sprecs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

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In die bistfist Count \
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No,.r,. gt M. .,f r,.,l estate.
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Enrd s-.isBr, RI 'tiir above rrittI I'd cause. hy
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a parcel vi aad v..h o. dwelling house
.ut 1srIiar r.,rl.'g LA. ID f.f .f friI.t trsr.
'',i situated % ,ir age of.as r',s,ia,.
.pi al.fn ts Hu.utrd as ioIIuNs I1 fhr
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t,
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| is tur Wrst anti fU. lands ~ prffrrtn Ammo.
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nom month to utH. slti lands having been
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uefna|IIID county. Now Mexico bounded LII
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
NUDGE AND HENDRICKS.
Well Known Railway Officials Pleased
With Work Here

II. q. Mnugc general manager OF
the santa 20 railway. j. W. Ken
bricks. third vice president iu charge
of operations. ". %. storey. Jr,
chief engineer. an from Topeka. Kan
aas and Division Superintendent T..
G.. Fox. with headquarters ut Las We
rns. came in last night in their spc
cial cars attached 10 tho No. ! paascn
ger train from the north, and side
tracked for the nigh, 40 the local
depot
SIR Hendricks was only elected e.
the above important position az the
recent meeting OF the board of Gree
tors OF the Santa Fo company he
coming from OF the Northern pacin,
road and this is his FIRST Official trip
over the road. coming as far south a.
this city.
This morning in company with the
other officials, be visited thu local rail
way shops and inspected the work
being performed on the uddi
tions t0 the shops and The
new hotel and depot after which
np took g. iaun, through the cNtcu
-iFr yards and expressed himself we'll
pleased With the condition uf things
as hc found them here.
Mr. Nudge was seen by Tho Citizeu
representative. at "a time when hc was
comforting with Architect Charles g.
Whlttlvscy. and ho was also plea ou
to note tho progress bciul made uu
the railway improvements here. ilo
stated that whom tho now hut"l and
depot are completed together with th.
handsome structure being put Up by
the Wells Fargo Express company
and AN the contemplated parks and
lawns are made and the ai.,s. e,uW
ing Albuquerque will have the mos,
inviting aud pleasing sight the travel
ing public will see ON the Santa Fo
line from Chicago to Los Angeles. Mr.
Nudge hoped that tho hotel would
bo ready for fair time, and Architect
WhittloHcy has agreed To have 10
ready FOR the Harvey people by the
ist al October
The uiiCials on special train
pulled rdt f0g the north at 30 3O
o'clock tins morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

The Wooster Gold Mining company
filed Incorporation papers ln the office
OF Territorial Secretary j W. Ray.
uolds. having been previously incur-
puTatcd in Arizona The capital stock
is $4,000 600 divided into 300 900
shares and of which $50 De- paid up
rSo headquarters of the company are
az Phoenix Mshcoua county Arizona.
aud the business Office az Wooster.
Ohio Tho incurpurators are William
Muugey A ~ pcCknpnugh 4
stewart Mccoy Charles N Loyott I.
r. Otiail David q McClarrDu Frank
j Shiyra and John q. MoClarran nIl
Of Wooster Ohio aud each suhacrih.
ing tO ten shares az stock Tho NnW
Mexico office is at Springer and Hugo
soaberg o. che New Mexico agent
The object OF the company is mining
and 10 is a. present carrying uu min.
inr operations ON the yellow lundauu.
the yellow Bandana Extension the
Edith and the Manic 10 gold mining
lodps in uto Crcok district ColfaN
county. and ON th. Jack Pot gold min.
ing lode IN the Moreno district ColfaN
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
THE ALVARAoo" HOTEL.
A short Talk With John Stein. the
Well known Superintendent,

A short Talk with John Stein. the
Well known superintendent.
John Stein the well known and
popular superintendent 81 Fred. liar
vey'a eating houses on the Santa De-
railway proper and BYRON Harvey. a
son of Fred Harvey who is tho as.
sistaut superintendent. are in the city
today checking up The Alyarado'
manager and iis assistants. Mr.
Stein is In doubt about 'hp new hotel
boinE ready hy fair time for after the
building is turned over 60 the rail.
way company. u will take several
weeks possibly months. before the
hotel would be- ready for business az
the hotel personnel VIII have 90 be-
organized and every person connected
herewith iu trim Tor duty without any
hitch in tho proceedings Mr Stein
states that the organization vii; con.
Htituto al least 90 we'll trained
and skilled employees. with monthly
pay roll aggrnratiug at least $4,000.
There will Doe about "A hundred guest
rooms, and everything viii be- conduct
ed ON tho most improved plan equal
ly az nice as the finest ho6tolry Ia
New YORK or any of the big eastern
cities.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

", A. Sheppard writes hla femliy
that he 10 IN good spirits and WIZ
soon be- back IN kan Marcial purged VI
the charge Of murder for which ho
was taken hack Coz Texas. Hc iB Sc.
curing witnesses Tor u preliminary
tiial The state hna no tangible cvi
dCnCc against him
The Ely estate was nuDtiuuod az
socorro by Adminiatrniur o. bOnom.
1ho bidding was not vrIy spirited and
only three citizens Frank Armstrong.
A. aChloy aud George &. Ely display.
cd disposition 10 buy Trc property
was knocked down Co Frank Arm
strong at S2.l0O The creditors will
probably receive about ninety cents
ON the dollar
Mrs. j. g. brown died at the home
Of her CON Cuuftland Brown. of ppCu
munln several muutbl arO The &c.
ceased moved to kansas with hri hu1
band After contracting the malndy
CORTLAND brought her back tu San
Marcial hoping for favorable chang,
bat medical skill aud the best Uf MUS
Ink brought uo relief until Toe nna
summons came.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
HlLLseoRo.
From the Advocate

From the Advocate.
Mrs. J. W. collars Is down from Las
Vegas ON visit to her sisters. Mrs.
W. a. Butcher and Mrs. W. p. Hope.
well
~ Mckinney is going into the vege
table business on an improved scale.
lie will erect 600 feet OF hot beds for
the purpose of raising fresh vegetables
for winter use
The Santa be New Mexican credits
Chloride. Sierra county. with a killing
The New Mexican had better pull In
IT, old. rotten tow line for repairs.
The election Of school directors re
suited in the reelection az the old
board consisting OF A. PreiHser. J.
NJ Webster and Dunaciana Padilla
As a board Of school directors. Messrs
Priossor. Webster and Padilla have
given entire satisfaction as their re-
election tcstihes.
N. Mckinney came In from hii
ranch bringing with him the bones OF
Perry Ouslcy who WAS killed boy In
dians IN 1851 or 1852. Floods had de-
stroy,d the grave and the bone.
were scattered about VIM Mead
an old friend OF Ousley took charge
Of the remains and gave them decent
burial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

ipp. will iced ~ ufmFBu anfgea altsf
Nlas nluH. tbs slrl ht len hvhiHd BIN
iH Boston when he came 90 NoW Men
too, four years nfo The marriage
viii take place IN Chicago. Tuesday
evening June 18th.
The Optic says Paul ID So Nrain
aud other interested parties at Mora
had received subscription to the Las
Vegas. Mora a Taos railroad 90 the
amount Of $4,000. with hut little ~
font on their part. The town ~ Mora
can Boz depended upon foT $50 600 In
this railroad matter.
Thirty eight miles an hour is the
record at the now fast train ~ she
Missouri Pacific from Pueblo to Kan
rH city ono dny recently when the
train was delayed -four hours at Pa
,hlo waiting for the connection from
TIM vost The record o. pointed out
by Missouri Pacific mon aH an indiCa.
tiou of what can be- accomplished In
ailroading when high class railroad
meets an emergency
William McMichols. q detective om.
pluycd hy the Chicago Burlington a
Quincy railroad, arrested Fred j Wal
| ton. a switchman,. in Kansas city. Mo.
/ Tor stealing coo pounds az sugar from
q box car Walton. the officer says.
| sold the sugar 90 a restaurant Keeper
! Ion Mulberry street. Walton resisted
the officer and ran from twelfth and
| Hcllovlow streets 90 THIRD street and
| broadway before being captured
! El Paao business man are g0Iug Ca
make a concerted pHurt 90 Induce the
! El Paao a Northeastern TO put ON a
weekly excursion train to Clouicrofl
Tor the benefit of the employees iu
various lines Of business. u the ~
fort is successful the proprictors viii
give q holiday from ~ o'clock Sat
urday until Monday noon. that those
n their omployo can avail thcmsclvc.
of this doliphtful trip. and return {,
business refreshed Tor the following
week.
The Winslow Mail says. There wal
another ere in the railroad yards al
p this place last Saturday morning a
about one O'Clock The peace. res
. and mictu1p uf our residents was iia
turbcd hy the Rhrill screams Of steam
whistles which was kept up until al
most everyone IN the place was com
. poljcd 90 set up thinking the who'll
town was ahlazc. but 20 proved 90 h
only the sand house. The railrual
company will learn. In the near futur
, Go erect stone " brick buildings 81
their yards
Tho Santa Pc railway has decide
20 increase the size uf the propose
Topeka machine shop from 12j a.,
long TO $50 feet long The chief ~
gIn,Dr ON this building has receive
orders 20 prepare the necessary plan
! and specifications Tor this addition
| This change Toe plans is said TO Bee du
ID Go the desire of the company to u
. crease IFS facilities so that more oi
. ginos can be- handled here than wa
Z Intended. This u,W machine shop wi
ho hv far the largest huildiug iu poir
81 Uf n0or space Boa Topeka. u is ahoJ
b one sixth of mile long, and is ~
n | fgot wide
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
socoRRo

From the Chioftain.
There was am inch NJ snow on Tim
Der peak the hrst day uf juno.
Miss Agnes jacques is humc from
a years attendance at stevens Col
lera Columbia Missouri
Col T.. W Eaton lDft hpmo uU e bus
inoss trip to Chicago. To expected
90 be- gone about two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ DoddH re
turned % their home near Monticello
after a visit of several days ia THIS
city boo attendance upon court
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague stevens
were in town few days ago from
their ranch west OF Mngdalonu Mr.
aud Mrs. stevens have spent much of
their time of late in the east
Hon Daniel a. Mcmillan has an
nounCod that the present tenn 90 dis
| trict court Tot SocorrO county 1911
adjourn ON Saturday. June -. Thus
| far only criminal eases have been
/ tried but some civil cases have been
set Tor next week.
! County Commissioner 4 y. Rouillei
| was In town 90 attend tho meeting oI
/ the board OF county commissioners
| lie went up 90 Albuquerque 90 meet
/ Mrs ROuillpr. who was returning IRON
an extended visit lu California.
Prof W G. Phalcn lot for Colurad.
/ Springs. where hc viii make his head
quarters for the summer while du.nl
| geological work Ia Colorado. he vii
return t0 the Boston Institute of Tech
| nology October lst for graduate work
Prof Phalon has been granted % $40.
scholarship 40 this institution Tor th'
next year
Chas Cause returned from q trip q
Magdalonn early iu the wark. lin iW
nishcd tho following Items iDm tha
thriving mountain town. Tho rang
boo the western part uf the county d
In good condition John BHtt uinri
/ from F1rle Crock Arizona. was ID
with sCN head 90 m.Nod stock .attu
for shipment fo Colorado llm Ow o..
from near tho salt laR.s. also had ll
head OF cattle az tho station .ar rhiI
u.ont Co Colorado Smith d SON. %
Rocky Fort Colorado. went uu' @
Mcdloys ranch 90 look at steers 60
shipment Guilpatrick, who hougb
George prichprs cattle. shipped tw
carloads OF COWS for Cripple Cree
saturday morning. Cattle buyers ar
not su numerous as usual nc this "e.
son of the year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
No
Ambition

81 feel so co p'ctely run
down. | am so easily tired.
My nerves arc weak, and !
am just about discouraged
Your doctor calls this
"anemia," or poverty q tto
blood. A great many people
have il every spring.
And a great many physi-
clans prescribe Ayers Sar-
sapariIla Cor Il, TAO. And Why
not? We tell thcm all tho
ingredients, and this makes
them confident that there is
nothing les equal for making
pure, rich blood.
u0a q bottle. Az druggists
10. tyru ca IoveU wssa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15

a sulu time ago The Ctlzyu men
toned tho fact that tho members OF
the o. Colombo Benevolent society
owners of the Columbus hail ON north
SECOND street were debating the ad
visibility of cnlarring the seating and
stage capacity of the hall $50 that 10
could boz used for theatrical and dane
ms purposes The society held "a
meeting sunday afternoon and the
question al issue was fully discussed
which resulted in the appointment Of
Mcssrs. Oresto liaehsDhi John Cuneu
and CcHsur Graudr committee % Sc.
cure plans and estimates uf cost for
the proposed improvements II b. un
dcrstoud that they viii ask the city
council 10 grant them permission "a
bridge over the alley loo the rear uf IA,
hall thus increasing the stage ca
pacity materially. and they viii add
balcony. az certain height around
the inside uf the hall which will seat
several hundred more people Raised
chairs will he put iu and the floors VIII
not bee disturbed. for IL will also be-
used for dancing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
A.lls. ~ AuIA

Territory OF Nsw nsslca. eopasy VI
ncrnellllo
Annie McCormich w. ueurse N0oor
mick No. bebb,
George Mccormick. the defendant u
the above entitled suit. BE- hereby NO
tinod that the above named plaintiff
Annie Mccormick. has commenced nj
action for absolute divorce agaIns
YOU upon the grounds Of abandonment
aud oaortion and failure 10 support
aud praying further aud other relief
Aud you. the said defendant. ar
hereby notified that unless YOU appca
or answer the complaint In said caus
un or before the tweLtieth Of Jun,
1901. at the court house In liornallll
county. New Mexico. the said plalntl
viii apply 90 the court for the relic
. demanded In her said complaint, an
I judgment viii bee entered egainst so
] by default. HARRY Z. OWEN,
CLERK OF the District Court. Bcrnnllli
County
| ~ w. CLANCY, Solicitor for Plaintiff
Albuquerque. n. NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
DEMINo
From the Headlight

From the Headlight
Miss Daisy Allen, one of the teach
crs IN our school LEFT for Oklahoma
points Co spend her vacation.
Russell Agcc has resigned his pc
sit.on with the liudauor Mcrcantll,
company and will travel for Sweet
orr a co.
Lou ~ Brown. accompanied boy Nj
Green. uf tho Green Cattle company
at Dodge city Kas., went down tp IA,
ranch Of tho Jnl. company M Alamo
Huoco. whore some 300 head Of cattle
were accepted by Mr. Green
The knowles building rs now com
plctcd, Traccy'R building is an don.
excepting "a little painting aud Rob
iusuu is almost done. Bakcrs is atNl
unCumplotod. but the WORK is bcina
rapidly pushed. and IL viii soon b,
ready for occupancy Mr lraccy has
"A S. 200 bar uutht and fixture now ON
the road and when lt is lea place viii
De- hard 90 duplicate In the west
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-15
DEAD so6T FoUN-.
jain r. Pritchard Found Dead on 4
Bench In a Mine Shaft.

jain r. Pritchard Found Dead on
Bench In a Mine Shaft
Tho dead body OF John Z. Pr,tuhtrI
was found on bench In the SHAFT az
the SchAcfcr Treasure mine, last Tues
day evening. says the M0havo Cuun.
ty Miner rritchard had been hoist
ing water from the mine and falling
90 come To supper James Larkln aud
superintendent Santry went up Ca the
mine 90 ascertain the cause OF the
mans absence. Not finding him on
top they went down tho shaft and
found his mRnglod remains about two
hundred feet from tho surface. Wa
Ter was huistod from the shaft with q
Kip and as the s,lp was on the ways.
10 is surmiscd that the old gentleman
had gone down to put 10 un the tracks
again and. losing his balance, had
fallen into tho shaft The shaft o.
ln an incline with benches whHr' the
vein nattpnH ont lu a number of places
between the surface ana tho 3uufuoi
Lowell pritrhard had evidently fallen
tu the first bench distance uf TWEEN
ty.oisht feet and aliEhloi ON Hs head,
aa hero the first blood stains were
found From this point hi8 body
bounded on 10 strike against the next
projection until n was caught ON q
bench lN3 feet below the place whore
the skip was found Ills head was
mashed Co "a pulp and death must have
been Instantaneous.
He was about go years of age and
is said 90 have had a family in Wales
from whom hp had been oatrauEDd for
years tie had lived on tho Cumstnol
In early days and belonged to Ma
sonic lodge a. that place lu 1876 be-
had trouble with a Gold Hill constable
and In the quarrel that ensuei th" con
stable Humphrey Symons. was Killed.
FOI hi8 crime Pritchard was arrested
and came near being mubbod hy tho
friends Of tho dead officer. hut hc was
spirited away Co Carson. where hc was
tried aud convicted OF the crime.
Pritchard was well liked by bis AS
sociatos 100 White iills and hlE awful
death is greatly dcplored