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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
CITY COUNCIL.
Electric street Railway Matters
other interesting Topioe.

The city council mot last night and
transacted considerable business. the
principal being that of the electric
street Runway franchise reconly
granted to Edward D. Gleason. OF New
York, and others.
Mr. Gleason was present and grant.
ed unanimous consent 90 address the
council lie had already deposited In
accordance with the franchise ordi.
nance, 81 600 and desired that certain
stlpulationH IN the ordinance az 20 the
commencement OF work be eliminated.
and these facts. as suggested 10y Mr.
Gleason, were adopted by the council
However the council imposed upon
dr Gleason and party the duty thEt
they must complete two miles OF track
inside OF eighteen months or forfeit
the deposit OF $1,000.
The council appropriated fi25 to
erect manholes ana connect the ST.
Joseph hospital with the main sewer
The reports Of tne various officers
and the rea~.ag al allowing Of bills
were referred Ia proper committees.
The special committee appointed at
the council meeting two weeks ago. TO
investigate the petitions from property
owners protesting against the condi.
| ton Of the waiAs on ,uo Coal avenue
yladuct. presented partial report
which ~ altogether favorable to the
petitioners The committee recon.
mends that the sidewalks, which In the
original plan only extend across the
railroad right OF way. be- extended On
the east 20 Broadway. and on the west
10 Second street. the steps Rt first
street and az the cast end OF The via
duct TO be lett as at present. The com.
muniCation was accepted AZ a partial
| report and the committee ordered 90
advertise ior bids on the construction
| .. tne extensions and at the same time
to communicate with the officials OF
| the santa Fc as 10 the payment OF
| their share OF the expense.
An ordnance was passed levying a
| special tax on tho property or y. l..
and Mrs. Ophelia Pearce. on East Rail
road avenue. for the bmiding ~ &C.
| meut sidewalks.
A committee OF Aldermen McMillen
| Beaven and Harsch. appointed 60 In
! restignte the recent report ~ Cry
| Electrical Inspector Robinson, report
d that inasmuCh as the electric night
| ne rlant OF the Santa railroad com
lany 10 be maintained az zee shops is
superintended 10y an export electrician
tho piant should he free from the usuR
s,.action demanded by The ordinance
The report was accepted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

where she remained about two years
subsequently COMING hack 90 Albuauof
cue, whore she has since made her
homo Deceased was native Of New
York state. aud was a musician of rare
ability. many on her pupils having ~.
tainod unenyiahlo regulations Tor the
ability they had developed through the
training received al her hands. The
Illness which terminated fatally was
OF about two weeks duration. though
she did not give up OF call IN n nhyai.
clan until last Thursday The imme.
dinte cause OF death was peritunitis.
No alarming symptoms nad developed
until this morning when the heart boz.
came involved. causing her to sink
rapidly Miss Gilmore was a member
OF the Congregational church. of which
she was the Organist for eighteen
years.
A telegram has been sent 90 n rela.
tive. and no arrangements will be
made rogRrdlng her funeral until an
answer 10 received.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
or LOCAL INTEREST.
Fred. Lewis Goes 70 Terra Amarillo
Or. Conner Comes 20 This City
Other It0nS.

) r. Saint. secretary OF the Santa
Pc Central railroad lett for his home
AZ Albuquerque on Saturday evening
George G. howmAu Of Albuquerque
liquor gBuRef gor the internal revenue
ONCE arrived from the south this fore
noon
Mrs. 81 e. Taylor auh daughter and
Mrs "a n Hwink and son, of Albu.
queruUg are visitors To- Santa Fe.
frod T. Lewis of Albuquerque az.
rived and left Tor TERRA Amarillo.
where BE- will take charge OF the gen.
oral merchandise business ~ T u.
Burns
FRANK " Clancy. Esq. district at
toruey tor tne Second judicial district.
who hnh been ln the capital for several
days on lcEal business. and sara. Clan.
cy returned 10 Albuquerque
Judge John StAnshury. ~ Washing
ton. special agent 81 the dcparimen ri
Justice 10 take dispositions IN Indian
depredatiOns claims was an arrival on
the noon train from Albuquerque
MFH Mariana ATmllu. daughter 81
Colonel D. Francisco Chayea. who has
been visiting "a santa We returned a.
-er home in Albuquerque last evening
but viii soon visit santa Fe again
Dr & 81 Conner who Ia making
quite a hEht a. have the territorial
BOARD 0l health DO him even HANDED
Justice and admit him 90 practice un
der a diploma from the Marion 8iml
Medical college at "a Louis NO has
returned 10 Albuquerque. whore he "a
poets soon 90 practice his profession
Mrs Thomas Moore 81 Denver; Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Thaycr. Of albuquerque
and william u Thayer. Of San Pedro
arrived and attended the funeral 81 Mrs
MelindAie elbow Mrs Moore viii 70
main IN santa 20 until Now Years
I when she Wa. leave with her husband
/ Tor the city OF Mexico there 10 MAXI
her iutnle home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
oALLup eLeANlNee.
An interesting Correspondent Sends In
An Entertaining Letter,

Special correspondence
Gallup. n. NJ. Dec i5.--That this is
the coolest weather Gallup has seen
Tor n long time
That every church Is preparing for
N.llstmaa trees aud suitable services.
That the people who witnessed the
ShallCo dance Of the Cunts are enthu.
EIastic over the experience and boast
ul of the curios secured 8nd also
lat tboy are only just getting over
the fatigue ~ the trip
That the band orchestra are care
fully practicing The music for the
Christmas night masquerade. There
are between twenty and thirty instru'
monts-tho largest dance Oryhes n
that ever played In Gallup
That since assuming the manage
mcnt OF the opera house. Pete kitchen
has had the hall renovated. cleaned
and painted and the stage fitted With
nice new scenery and a letter class Of
shows rs promised. Judging by those
ne has secured 80 far the promise Is
likely TO boz fulfilled.
That Mrs. G. n. Cotton has gone east
Tor a visit TO the home folks.
That the young boys OF the band are
doing nicely. and that the members OF
the orchestra are depending on hay-
ing Morris Bowie 20 help with the mu-
sic on N..rlstmas night, as he rs eX
peCted home from the university for
the holidays.
That the date OF the Quotation
Party" Is So, for Thursday evening
tnis week. Gentlemen are 90 write tho
name OF a noted author on a cara
place Il Ia an envelope on which they
have written a quotation rom his
works The gentlemen are also re
qucsted 10 bring their favorite volume
THAT IT, LADY,. who Rtall wear OF
carry something 20 illustrate the title
OF the hook. Tho lady TO write the
title chosen on her card and present
q 20 the hostess Names OF AUTHORS
90 be guessed from quotations. Titles
OF books from representations. Tn,
| invitations were quotations selected
and strung together the acceptance
go FAR are OF the same order. GalluI
Young folks are not slow In catchinl
an idea.
That Mr.. Wiedemeyer has been hay
inr some dainty pieces OF jewelrl
| uauc hy the Navaioa as curlOs
THAT by thawing ont g pipe, W. a
smith came nearly being burned out.
That Frank Brown and family are
| occupyiuE the Mallory residence
| "ncrosR the bridge"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
NURSING MOTHERS

A nother'spoor health is bad
enough for the mother but
worse still for the nursing
baby.
Mothers find SCOTS Emul.
$ sion a nourishing and
strengthening food. II the
breast milk is scanty or thin
SCOTS Emulsion will make II
rich and more abundant.
When mothers take SCOTS
Emulsion the babies share in
the benefits. Thin babies grow
tat Weak babies get strong.
Wril.sni YOU little 10 ~ u you lac
SUIT . boWNA. ~ fsafl street. New YofA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON.
The Miss Gilmore servless--Rsmalns
viii be Shipped 10 Steele City. Nsb.


The funeral OF Mas Mary Elizabeth
Gilmore whose sad aud untlmely
death was chronicled In The citizen
yesterday afternoon. took place this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock at her late resi-.
dcnco. 40 3O7 S0uth Edith street. and
was largely attended not only BY
momhers OF the Congregations church
OF which she was n member and organ.
iHt. but by numerous outside friends.
old aud young. who knew the deceased
20 De- one 1f Albuquerque'a most be.
loved ladies'.
Roy Marsh. pastor OF the Cougrega.
tlonal church Onclated al the ser
vices. while the music was sung by ar
very dear friends. Mrs. a. j. shinick
and Miss Mable Anderson accom-.
panied by Mrs. Himue on the organ
The quartet. Lead Kindly Light. was
rendered by Mrs ShiniCk. diss Ander.
son. and Mcsara liodgin aud Stone.
The solo. There IL a Green Hill far
Away. was sung BY Mrs shinick The
closing hymn was Christ. Our Rest.
hy the quartet
Her casket vas literally covered
with flowers from friends. former on
pills. and a most appropriate wreath
I from the Congregational church
j Some viii thing strange that the
/ funeral Was not held az the COngroga
/ tlonal church but the decreased Was nj
ways opposed 20 public funerals an,
requested her near friends. N shl
should die. % have her services prl
yate and at her home. and her remain
buried besides those OF her mother
her request here has been compile,
with, ana tonight her body will b
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
oRogRzo KILLED GUT SAVED,
How the life Of creseeus was Saved
Ry q Kind Trainer,

How the life OF Cfesceua was saved
ey q Kind Trainer.
Great horses. like great men, not in
frequently develop from the most un-
toward beginnings. the most unpromls.
ing surroundings They rise superior
10 circumstance. Fate. the incowpre
hcusihlc. but too often plays Wild
prnnks with the chosen before ever
tickle Dame Fortune assumes controll-
ing charge of her favoritcR.
CrascCus. the now Incompatible
champion OF harness horses, was fnte's
piaythiug la infancy. Il was boy one Of
those Uncomfortable. and ever uncer'
tain tricks OF fortune only, that no
ever survived an unprOmiaing and I'M
desirable colthoOd. Only an lneXplica'
hle forgetfulnoss and neglect OF orders
on the part 81 a trainer, saved the now
famous horse from an early ana Al
that time apparently desirable destruc'
ton. A a ycarliug CreSccus had a Sc
we're attack OF opikOotlc. and he was
hlleterad In some manner he rubbed
on the blister over the half door OF his
stall and sawed hia neck 30 that his
wlndpipc was exposed. He presented
such a horrible appearance that his
owner. Mr. Kctcham, ordered him de
utroyed, but as luck, or late, would
have Il Tim Murnane. his trainer, wai
too busy and II was put on until Tho
next morning when he was found &c
much better that the trainer decided
90 give him q chance for life. lie soor
developed into a strOng husky. but fal
from attractive looking colt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

shipped 10 steele city. Sch. whore her
father and mother were buried. for In.
tefmcnt
u ia understood that iho deceased
has quito niro hank account. and NJ
y Hiamm who olnclatCd az her cd.
wiser states that her incomplete busl.
ness arran omonts az 90 the compile
ton ~ her new cottages will he car
ried out az she intended
Al the death Of uor father aud moth.
or years ago. Capt Andrews had
charge of the estate. but a telegram
sent 90 him at Steele city. Noh. yes.
torday afternoon has 10 far tailed Ia
receive a response.
In recognition uf the hlgh esteem In
which the deceased was held by the
university faculty and students. thore
we're no exercises ~ any Kind AZ this
Institution today
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
A New Year Marriaoe.

on Wednesday. January %. 1902,
George w. Armiio formerly Of Los
Lunas and Albuquerque. now Of Santa
Re. and Miss Josephine Manderfeld
will be- united in marriage. the coro.
mony 90 Ue performed IN Janta ic.
lac prospective bride Is the daughter
of the late W " Manderiield and Mrs.
.landerfeld. Mr.. A,anuerheld having
been tor twenty-five years u leading
citizen OF tne capitni and the founder
of the Daily New Mexican IN 1908. Mr.
ArmiiO s a son % Mr. and Mrs. Mari
ano Armijo Of tails city. and grand
son OF Col Francisco Chaves sup.
orintendoui OF public instruction Of
New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
TRAIN DisPATcHGR's CRIME.


a Trinidad Operator Shoots Himself
Through the Head
e. w Martin. who has held the posi-.
ton OF chief train dispatcher Ia the
Colorado A. Southern offices az Trini.
dad for several years. committed sui.
eide at an eaily hour sunday morning
by shooting himself through the head
lie went home about Z o'clock and
then caiied up the diHpatcher's ofice
by telephone and was told that tncre
was telegram there for him from his
wife wno had been visiting In the
east tac message said she would be
homo on the Santa Pc train that morn.
inc. This IN the last known OF Martin
alive.
his dead body was discovered az o
o'clock by the woman who was looking
after the houzp ia the absence OF Mrs
Martin We was lying IN bod. appar
emily asleep. with a bullet hole through
his head and a revolver by hts siue. No
cause Do known for the deed except
that Martin has been drinking heavily
of late and IL iE understood that he
was 10 have been relieved from bis pO
siuon on this account. lie was re-
gnrdcd as nm exceptionally bright and
efnciont railroad man and was popular
with a.. WHO knew him. He leaves n
wife hut no children
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
w. c. T. U. COLUMN.

Opposition IL the nutriment on
which philanthropy IN ives. for every
unjust act draws the milk Of human
blindness Gnd compassion from the
breasts OF countless creatures who IN
modiatey develop into phiianthropists
by esp0using the cause OF the op
pressed.
So. those who oppose the work Of
samaritans not only increase their
numbers. but aio themselves lame.
halt and blind IN moral sense and In
urgent need % a physician
But the intricate mechanism OF IN.
man nature Is 80 constructed that the
introduction OF any theme tending to
expose the weak places meets with a
hostile reception from these autOma
tlzed self sviiicient machines.
speak not IN the ears 81 fool for
he will desplso the wisdom Of thy
words Prov. 229.
AZ none are so blind as those who
VIII not see. 90. those who strenuously
oppose great reforms are Invariably
the publicans who mos, need the salye
N reformation applied 10 their own
wounds
Al who are not themselves wine
great work OF the prohibition phiian-
thropists IN purglng the world Of the
evil that Is the chief source OF mortal
misery
However. the divinity that shapes
oar ends oouverts these very oppon.
rnts into apostles OF the good cause
hv dismant ing them Of pretenses and
vposing their opposition 10 be only a
suhterfuge 90 hide their vices
The crusade against Tammany ia
New York was led hy an army ~ PRO
hibltion reiormers who concentrated
their forces anew ami added new re-
rruits ova~v time scath'ng. anti pro
hlhitlOnlst speech was made hy their
corrupt. wine soaked opponents.
Every tp'er knows that, after i'm
| hihing too freely. ne feels as N
''Bltter shame hath spoiled the world's
sweet taste.
That II Yields nsught but shame aut
bitterness"
and he Knows also thar each rcpeti
ten leaves him nearer ruin.
Set with the pervcrsity Of the trans
x essOr opposes the good work tina
will save HIM because his own degeu
eracy "a ex3oged. But you who do no
defend Ee saloons because drinking q
YOUR pet nice can aid the temperate,
cause by every expression against tht
evil
Rouse 10 some work OF high an,
holy love and thou an angels happI
ness shalt nnd."
MRS. RALPH HILL.
Asst Press RppOrtpr w. G. r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
NTTNF7I Ft8NT"I y TIITITFI
Asst. Press Reporter w. c. r.

r, L. putney was a north bound pas
sCngcr by the morning train
4. l.. Medler, Jr. eft this morning
for Santa Fe on law business.
a. Il. Gibson aud wife. registering
from santa Fe, were here last Satur-
day.
Charles Mcdonald Is reported % be
alarmlngly an f.om an attack Of peri.
tonitis, together with a slight pnsu-
monia
Edward Grunsfeld LETT for northern
points this morning on insurance busl
ness for the Equitable Life Assurance
society.
Edward A. Barrett has returned 20
the city He will be remembered as
a clerk AZ J. A. SINNERS grocery stoi 9
a few years ago
The Citizen has received a card an
nouncing the engagement Of Leo J.
Strauss, of this city. to Miss Ella
Jana, OF New York
Herman Reid has resigned as reg
latratlon clerk IN Timekeeper Phil
lipps once az the local shops. and r.
]. Foley appointed In his stead
NE stevens. who was down south
In the interest OF tho Montezuma
Building and Loan asso iatlon. return
ed % the city yesterday morning.
Hon Alexandra sandoyal and Chas
| Chadwick. who were up iu the Chama
country on important sheep matters
returned 70 the city last Saturday
night
Charles Winchell who was IN the
Pinto wre,k on the Santa Pc Pacific
is up and around, and he ls telling th,
/ people Nhat a narrow escape ho hat
from a most horrible deRtl
The femains OF Thomas George Ora
ham, the i2.ycar old son OF y. }. Ora
ham and wife al 72i South Arno street
will be shipped tonight for Ration, Tn
son died last Saturday night OF typhoid
fever
Or. aud Mrs. ]. ". Wroth are enter
tanning their friends, Mr. and Mrs w
y, Walsh. formerly Of this city bu
now OF New York. The visitors. ate
short stay here, will continue sout
70 Mexico
Thomas NJ Ramsdoli the we
known car Inspector for the Santa y
railway. with headquarters o. Topeka
was Ia The city yesterday and todal
inspecting the car department OF a
local ahopa.
r Last Saturday night. az their res
! dence. No 2i7 South Sixth street. ia
r A Hubba and wife entertained n
4 members " the Mandolin club and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

the evening, although he muttcrcd n
his nloop about a posse being after
kim and hammcrug az the uour. Late
In the evening, just as Zimmerman
and iinincA had gone To sleep. HalncH
was awakened by Burnley bending over
him. and feeling warm blood trickling
in his face. Il have done a. they
won't yet me now said Burnley. as he
slashod a pockotkuifc across his throat
from ear 20 ear Halncs Jumped up
and awakened Zimmerman, and both.
after half an hours wrestling. over.
powered Burnley and took his knife
from him. Burnley then with his hu'
gers tried TO tear open further the
cash ne had inflicted on hlmsen. He
was Quietcd after a while and the flow
OF blood from one of the arteries In
the throat was stopped by the Bppll-
cation ~ -four and sugar. the only rem
odlos Rt hand. Zimmerman and haine8
sat up az night watching Burnley. Who
several times tore the uandage from
his throat and opened the wound
again Yesterday morning the trio
started across country for santa Fe.
About fifteen miles from the city Bur
ley 1ccamc violent again ana with tho
assistance OF two other men whom
they CHANGED 20 meet, Zimmerman and
Haines tied ann 20 the bottom 81 tho
wagon. The party arrived aero shortly
after noon and Burnley was taken to
the county iai, where mcolcal help
was rendered him. His injuries are
not necessarily fatal as the iugular ar
tory had not been cut. but the utter
cold Of Saturday and Sunday may have
aggravated his case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
sHip SUNK
Steamer san BIAS Wrecked on the
Mea-han Cont

San Francisco Ucc ls 8 dispatch
% the Merchauta Exchlngo says that
tho steamer SAN Bias which lot san
Francisco November 90 for Panama.
vns wrecked nocomlor i7 ~ Ga iIn.
Grated passengers aud crew we're
saved
'fhe san BlnH was owned by the Pa.
cihc Mail company She carried 70
Grow of about atty mon and Has com
mandod hy Captain KattarInicho She
carried passengers aud freight fGg
Mexican aud Central American Pacific
ports
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

II suffered for years with a bron.
chlal or lang trouble and tried various
remedies but did not Obtain perma'
nent relief until ! commenced using
One Minute Cough Cure" writes Rev
James kirkman. evangelist OF Belle
River. m, have no hesitation in rec
ommondlng Il 10 oil sufferers from
maladles OF this kind Ono Minute
Cough euro affords immediate relief
for coughs. colds and all kinds Of
throat ana lung troubles. For Group
n Is unequalled Absolutely safe
Very pleasant 20 take. never fails and
Is really a favorite with the children.
They like It. J II ORieliy a Co. b.
n Briggs q Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

Tho trouble begins with a tickling
In the throat and n uhgElng little
cough Soreness IN the chest follows
and the patient wonders " be- ~ going
20 have an all winter cold, Probably
N he does the wrong thing or nothing
Certainly not II he uses Perry Davis
Painkillcr. the Htaunch old remedy
that cures cold In twenty four
hours. There is but one Painkillcr.
Perry Uayia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

few other friends. Several hours we're
pleasantly spent
Tomorrow night Tuesday AZ the
Presbyterian church. Hov r. g. Beat.
tiO viii speak on Rome" a Rrna.
many have requested him 10 speak on
some feature VI his recent trip abroad
lie has chosen the above most interest
ing subject
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

Could hardly express the thanks Of
Homer Han, ~ West Point, la, Lis
ten why. a severe cold had settled on
his lungs, causing most obstinate
cough Several physicians 80" he had
consumption. but could not help him.
when all thought he was doomed he
began to use DR. Kings New Discovery
for consumption and writeg--'It com
plotaly cured me aud saved my life
now weigh 227 pounds" IT'S post
lively guaranteed for coughs. colds
and lung troubles. Price 90 cents and
500, Trial bottles free az all drug
alnroa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
MARY ELlzAsGTH GILMORE.
Death Of the Popular Music Teacher
This Afternoon.

Al I o'clock this afternoon occurred
the death OF Miss Mary Elizabeth Oil.
more. ono 81 the nohlest and most tai.
ontCd women Ia New Mexico, and one
whose loss 10 the community 10 such
as words are inadequate 10 express
Miss Gilmore hau been a rosident OF
Albuquerque Tor the past eighteen
years. having come here with her
mother from Nebraska. ON account OF
tho elder lndy's failing health after
whose death which took place eoor
after they reached Albuquerque, IN,
young lady returned 20 Nebraska
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
police Court.

At the police court this morning
business was unusually brisk, several
cases coming up for disposal, which
were promptly attended 10 with the
following results
Fred scott. a deaf mute who was
locked Ip Saturday night. was on
Sunday admonished 20 leave town by
the pike o. any other means ct Fa14
portation Fred evidently Thought Il
vas not meant and remained over.
Yesterday be was gathered ia and was
given thirty days
Two other hobos We're given ton and
Ave DAYS respectively. and "A plain
drunk enriched the city by the sum
OF 81 contributed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
Mareonl command of sueeess.

81 Johns. n r.. Dec. 49, Marconi Is
today awaiting a message from hOn.
don. announcing the result of neEotia.
lions between his agents ana the An.
glo-American Cable company. The Ia.
ventOr fears that the latter viii insist
that he must not engage IN CONNER.
Cial business here until after expira.
ton OF the company's monopoly Mar
conf rs not disposed 10 agree 10 such
a condition. believing that no can per
ect means for signaling between Corn
wall ana Nova Scotia. within Is few
uIUufhg