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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
HOUSE

MIR Tujillo was In the chair dur
ing the opening prclimluarics ~ the
house yesterday forenoon. A number
Of clerical error In council bill No.
los the CruicKshank refuuding bi T.
we're ordered 10 be- corrected The
house took up house substitute for
house bul 30. lS7, an act providing
for the inspt elton and testing uf coal
oil Mr. Harness explained that the
past three years the inspector OF coal
oil received $4,000 for fees, aud the
proposed bill provides for cutting this
one half ont of which the inspector
Of coal oil must pay his deputies and
uiH,o expenses. lie also pointed out
that raising tho fire test Ca 800 degrees
would result In the Increased cost of
oil 60 the consumer. as well as giving
him an oil really inferior 40 an illu
minant Pennsylvania and ten other
states have Gre test OF 10 degrees
About 100000 gallons of coal oil are
brought into the territory annually
and tho merchants and not the con
sumcrs pay the inspection tax for II
the tax were taken on today tho prlc,
Of coal OH would not be- reduced an
iota The act IN 10 go into effect Jul,
I 80 as 10 give the merchants
chance 20 dispose Of the stock Of Goa
oil on hand Mr. Chapman also mad'
speech In defense OF the old coal 0i
law. o. well as the new law, Mr.. Ca
tiorrcz spoke IN opposition to the bill
MIR Winston ouered an amendmen
making tho school Of mines the ON
cla board OF inspection, which mus
inspect free of charge and samples q
oil sent A. and Ia receive $3.50 a yea
from the territory for that purpus,
Mr. Ratpman spoke In favor Of IN
amendment, and Mr. sanchez OF Nor
again H. Mr. Pendleton made
characteristic and witty address 4
favor Of the amendment and incideI
tally advising the house 10 stop was
ing time and get down 20 business
Mr. Wlnstons amendment was vote
down, ~ 60 9.
Mr.. slaughter offered an amen
mcnt compelling the coal oil inspect'
90 inspect coal Oh within certa'
time Of being notified by the hold'
Of such OH The amendment vi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
THE LEGISLATURE
Number ofCOunCiI Bills
introduced.
Bill Relative to Hogs and Swine
Passed Both Houses.
A Coal Oil inspection Law, Alter De-
bate, Passed House,
OTHER LEGISLATIVE MATTERS.

In the council yesterday morning
Mir. Crulokrhauk called for report
on council bin No a., an act Tor the
protection OF nsh and other purposes.
which provides Tor nsh and game
arden The request was deferred for
tho the present
Tho following bills were introduced
under suspension OF the rules:
Council bin Ne no. AN act to au.
thorizo taxpayers to organize for mu.
tual benefit and protection. by Mr..
Cruickshank
Council hin No. IN by Mr. lierri.
son. an act to amend section SO of the
session laws Of 1899
Council bin No. ~. by Mr. Field
rr an act relating o., employees. com.
monty called "feilow.seryants law
Council bin no ll3, by Mr. Hlnklo.
relative tu the killing of stock by rail
roads
Council bin 30 IA. by MIR Hughes.
AL act relating 90 contempt eases In
tho bin Immediately failed.
. Council BIN No no. by Mr. Fielder
an act Go prevent employers from pay
INK their laborcrs 10 anything bat law.
ful money
Council uul SO no by Mr. Ma
varro on act rotating to the distri.
button of water Tor irrigation
Council BIN 40 ll7. by MIR Marti.
toz. by request an act validating Ger
tain county bonds
Coun,! hin 30 SO an act relating 60
practice Ia the supreme and district
courts OF tho territory OF New Mexico
was taken up The judiciary commit
tee presented several amendments
which were explained by Mr.
Springer The hill was mode the spe
oial order for 2 O'clock
s Joint memorial asking congress
a. make liberal grants of land o. Now
M,zico for educational purposes. wac
passed unanimously
House Din No 32. an act 20 prevent
the running at large of hogs and
swine. was then considered am
passed
House bin No SO. relating 10 the re
issue OF stock of corporations Wher,
the original stock has boon luet OF
destroyed. was passed
Council Din 80 5s an act authoriz
ing county commissioners TO NAH.
surveys for assessment purposes. wa.
read as amended hy the house. limit
Ing the operation ct the law Go th'
years 1901 ana 1902 The amendment
was .onCurred In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
AFTERNOON SECESSION

The council at tho afternoon session
took up aud concurred In the house
amendment 90 council bin No. g. re-
latlng 10 licenses for meat pvddlors
aud the inspection OF hides The
amendment substitutes bears for
the word meat cattle la the hil. The
bin now goes to the governor.
Council BIN No SD. relating % prac
tice la the supreme and district
courts. being a special order was
taken pp aud considered section bay
section Ia committee of the whole
There are many amendments 20 the
bin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

LAST Saturday evening, while deliver.
ing his papers, Willie McElyain, one 81
The Citizens reliable carriers, whose
route covers the Third ward, met with
an accident that viii prevent him from
attending to his duties for several days,
While riding across lots, making a
short cut, he ran into "a wire clothes
line that had been left out, the wire
striking him Ia the mouth and throwing
him out Of his saddle onto the ground.
Tie las unconscious quite awhile, bat
his pony remained with him and hv
WAS able Ia get home Upon cXnmina-
ton IL was found that his jaw was irac-
tured aud that four teeth had been
broken loose. The lad was given med
teal attention and to-day Is reported a.
doing nicely. As he delivers the Kan
sas CITY World AZ well as The Citizen
his patrons are requested to be lonieni
for any oversight on the part Of ht
substitute until the routes are learned
or While can get back to work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
IN ESQ WITH A RATHER.
Mining Men Have a blood curdlina
EEperience.

w. W. Waterman. we'll known min
Ing man recently had an exciting OK.
porienco iG the Cananea mountains of
Arizona
Wakcman was ont with two others
and htcy had Cnmpod for the night u
was quite cold and they had spread
their blankets togcthor aud slept
three Ia n bed ln The middle ~ the
nightWnkcman WIS aroused by some
thing moving between himself ana
one ~ the othors. down near their
knees. and be- moved u iittl when he
was startled hy the w.hrr ~ q rattle
snake instantly all three mon we're
wide awake and the man who shared
the snakes cumpanlonahip with Wake.
man. whispered
For God IS sake don't move"
What shall We 10 asked Wake.
man, cold chllls running all through
him
The third man said There IL a
ranch ovcer here about half a miio. !
viii go over there and gCt a pitch
fork"
That was agreed aud the man went.
leaving Wakemnn and the other man
lying tn bed as uuiut M Ear would let
them. with tholr deadly companion Se
tween them Every little while they
could feel .he snake wflgRling up far.
cher between their bodice. whore Il
was warmer. aud they Tag almost par
a.god with fear Finally after seem
inE aEu. the other man returned with
q pitchfurk Carefully laying the
edges of the covering blankets back
upon both sides the third man grad
ually rolled thor up until they lay IN
a long roll covering the snake and
the sides Of the two men adjacent "a
his snRkcship Then at a given sig
nal Waterman and the other man
roilC3 out of bed. leaving the reptile
In undisputcd possession. covered and
held down by tee blankets. and the
wioldor of the pitchfork quickly dis
patched a. Needless to SAY there was
no more sleep w that camp that night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

A sketch for one ~ the prorliesl
dwellings ia the city Is being made In
the office Of llill q Ia Dyiero. n will
bo a twO-story ten-rOOm brick, and will
boz located on west Copper avenue. tn,
plans call for the latest improvements
with hard wood finish and tile BATH
room. Is il the intention Of the owner
whose name Is not for publication al
present "a have the building com
plotod and ready for occupancy Ia abDu
four months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

The Hop Canyon Mining and 8melt.
Ing company nicd Incorporation pa.
peers in tbe once of the territorial Sec
Rotary The incnrpurhturs are Mayne
q. e. Parker, Walter Cook cambridge
cook. iglias o. rafferty, and John %.
spahr Capital 81 100000 iieadquaS-
tiers 90 indianapolis, Ind NoW Mexico
Offices az MaR3alsua. socOrtD county
The American Consolidated company
filed incorporation papers al che same
time. me Incorporation are Arthur ~
Anderson ~ East Orange. ~ D.. osofE'
A. He'll d.. Brooklyu. 81 ~ Peter
liFviegard New York Prank A. ltsy
nuidH san Francisco, Frank e. soig
htz. Silver City Capital stock g. ooo.
600 iieadquarters az Silver CITY Gran
pounfy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
OPERA COMPANY mrUr.
Wiii Appear ~ Neher's Opera House To-
sight In the opera carmen.

The Andrews opera company win be-
gin a series " performance az the Ne
her opera house tonight, when. as
opening night attraction they VIII pre-.
sent the beautiful opera of Carmen
To morrow night "Martha." Wrdnca.
day night. "Mikado.' Thursday. ~
rrovatorc. and for "wednesday matinee.
Bohemian Girl"
The prima donna soprano s. Miss An
drrws. who returns 60 thc company at
ter two years absence. during which
time she spent one year 90 study In
Europe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
rnr rrE riiAr nIsps.
Marriage 90 HAIRY q. oven aud Miss
kathssins mar0iliisras.

Ttr AiamoE9rdo N.Ha has th.s 90
say about ihc owen MWsliluyTay mar
r.ag, One VI che preltieHt events ~
Aiamogories social season was the
wedding Thunsiay morning in the par
l8f ~ Hotel Alamagori1 90 M HARRY
A. owen. OF Albuquerque ana Misa
Katherine MaoGiUyuy of this place
Tho crfemon, aaa performed by REV
Father MidH-on only the immriata
frirEdn and relatives ~ che contracting
parties were present - A. Maci'her.
son. N Aihuqurfqur was the best man
ana Miss N, - owen, the gruum'a Sis
tor, acted as bridesmaid After the
ceremony the company adjourned az
the dining room 90 the hotel where an
elaborate spread Was served. those pros
cnt. la addition ~ the bride aud groom
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
rRoaISnNr LADs DnAD.
Mrs, Granger, a Highly Respected Iady
DIed Yesterday Morning.


On sunday morning az 81 o'rlolck, at
her home, No. iU23 south broadway.
occurred the death 90 Mrs Rehcccn e..
Granger. after lingering Illness with
drnpsy Besides her husband there
were present az her side when death
camr niece. Mrs Minnie Gray aud
her daughter in law, Mrs. Rita
Granger She leaves son, move n resi-.
dent 90 Alaska, and a sister aud brother
lu Ohio and California respectively Mrs.
Granger was born in COnncaughi, Ohio.
BE- ty-niue years age, and came to this
rity iu 1887. She was member Of
tnp Wnmans Relief corps aud bad bllrd
ihs office Of presidency Tor four cunacc-
utiyr years iu very able manner.
The funeral services were conducted
tbs morning 40 10 o'clock az the under
taking parlors ~ J. W. Edwards by
Rev Marsh. pastor Of the IongrrEa.
iionnl church. after which the flower
laden cn-kct was conveyed O. Fairyicw
cemetery. where services were held over
the body boy the order ~ the W. u. q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

Francis is the Second child ~ Mr. and
Mrs. Gcoree Hopping, of South Edith
street, whose many friends will deeply
sympathizo with them IN the misfortune
W their loved one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

Justice scferino Crhlott and NestorI
Montoya have returned 20 the city from
santa Fc.
VIII II Springer went ~ a. Santa
Fr last might on q business trip, l'c is|
dcvoting his time and energies Ia the
development of mining properties la
southern Sauta Re county.
Miss NJ Weaver who spent tho win
ter la Los Angeles. returned to the CITY
last night. and has accepted "a position
at the millinery pariora at Mrs. Nc
Crcg ht. ON south Second street.
col W II Berger. editor Of the Cap
ital prbiishvd at Santa r.. Is Ia the
city to-day lie still insists tuat Pres
dent Mckinley viii not Tv.appoint n
a. 0trro governor OF Now Mexico stat
ing that dark horse" viii loom up ia
IL feW days and ne VIII be nominated.
game ~ base ball was played yes
ttrdAy afternoon oa the grounds south
~ the city between the Barelaa club
and "a picked nine from the shops and
vicinity. The result WAS q score Of %
Go In favor ~ the RarelaR club The
special features ~ the game was the
/ battery work ~ Chavez, pitcher. and
] williams, catcher The BarclaH boys
/ would like &c hear from the old Town
/ club n regard 10 a game TOR next sun
| day
! Paul Warren. who served time as "a
| member of the Eleventh United States
/ Volunteer cavalry IN the Philippines and
was mustered out the other dny 90 san
Francisco, arrived here last night aud
| will remain Tor some time. This morn
nag be- was in consultation with Hon.
Il \ Chayes, who h. tho administrator
OF thr estate Of bis father Judge u. h.
| Warren. and hopes 90 have the estate
settled up while he Is here. Paul says
hr w.J return Co Manila when b. leave.
New Mrxico. not as soldier bat as a
civilian Rlth money % go into business
The board of county commissioners
Chairman g. A Miea. a. W Hopkin
and Joseph l. Miller-aro holding "a spe
Ciai session az the court house this AZ
tcruoon FOR the purpose - attending
90 some matters pertaining 20 the jus
tees Of the peace 81 the various coun
ty precincts Mr Miera was a pleasan
caller "a this office az noon. and b
stated that he now has number "a
herders driving hls sheep from chs 81
COS country 20 the Nacimlcnio rangei
Z lie ls a member ~ the 6rand jury, an
viii therefore remain here sometime.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

NAV be very old IN suffering. She 70
VERY apt 10 neglect the earlier symptoms
Of disease Often when she takes treat
ment q Is the wrong treatment for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

A dispatch fsou Dublin ireland, saj
, o"gys of oranges W,r. thrown h} stu
dents uf Trinity college az Timothy
harrington, new laId mayor of linh'll'
a. ihe inaugural pro essIpu passed ihr
cuilegr This wa tho uuly husIpe
demonstration 500 fbe n-rasiln 200 liht
rIuVtuu's ma sfaipu Thr police pro
vented ,hp people in iir PROGRESSION
from siormng the college enclosure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
MARCH TERN
District Court Convened This Morning
Court Omcials Appointed.

This morning az 10 o'clock the regular
march term Of the district court con
vpurI. Judge Crumpacker presiding
r. = Hubbell. sheriff g, NJ Foraker.
United states marshal. and " +.
owen clerk.
capt W. G.. Reid. % Rough Rider
fame was duly sworn In as assistant
United states attorney, and az the pres
rnt term win take care uf the interests
~ The government here.
Tho following term appointments
were madc. Ncstor Montoys interpre-
ter. Charles Mackay. crier. Max Erich.
grand Iury interpreter, and Mariana G.
Armiio. bailiff
The case Of the United States vs..
Chns Densmore, charged with murder.
wa, by agreement Of the parties set
for triel on Friday March seth.
ON the territorial side of the court
Juan Annya was appointed cricr Scfcr-
no Crollott. grand jury interpreter;
Grcgoriu Apodaca. bailln.
The grand iuries on both slides Of the
| court being Incomplete, jury commits
sions were named Go complete the same,
and d ia expected that by to-morrow
morning the machinery OF both courts
| will be- Ia motion.
| New suits docketed this morning are
Juan Baca 3 Garcia, an appeal from
/ the probate court.
u. r. Burdick W, J. T., Berry, APP
peal from Justice court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23
OFFICIAL news.
Territorial FuHds-New Mining Coinpanie'
tHeag pufRted,
rERRrToRtAL FUNDS

Territorial Trruufer j "a Npughu
received from EuEruiG Romero treas
uref 81 san Miguel county tl2l6 ~ 1888
taxes. and from John g. Plemmous
/ collector 81 Sierra county 81 0tia3 of
/ 1900 taxes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-23

her case Very
many young
women write 70
Dr. Pierce aud
consul, him By
letter free. All
such core.
spOndence Is
strictly private,
and wonanly
nodesty 10
spared the
shock Of indeli
cate examine
tons, unpleao-
ant question:
ings and often
sive local treat
inents
~ Suffered With
female trouble q
writes Miss Agnes
Mroowne Of fast
BANK e. Wash
lngtpu, u, G ~
tfted various rem
eiiita but uona
seemed 10 do auy
pefnleneni Epd
The doctors aid Il
was the worps eaas
Of Internal lroubis
they ever had I
decided 70 write 10
D@tof Plsrce IN
help I received
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-03-20
Woman's Missionary Meeting.

A meeting of the Woman's Mission
ary Union, District No. 2, Saluda Bap-
tist Association, will be held at Beth
any Church Saturday afternoon before
the fifth Lords Day in March, 1901.
Opened by the President.
Essay by Miss Eva Stringer.
Informal meeting. opened by Mrs. NJ.
McGee and Mrs. Zella Anderson.
Mrs. w. l.. STRICKLAND,
Mrs. T. C.. BANlsTEE,
Mrs. y. b. GRIFrvN
Committee
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-21
A WOEFUL WAGER.

six pairs Long ones, ten but
tons and suedes." You can choose
for yourself" Done" "Oh, you will
back out"
Il" Indignantly. No, indeed. |
have been longing for it for days.
"All right, then, take the bet"
'Hello!" chimed in a third voice
from the other end of the room.
What are you two up to now?"
The girl laughed.
Il thought you were too deep IN
politics to be listening" she said;
but if you want to know, Stanley
has just bet me six to one
THAT she won't walk down the
Grand Rue at monday in the fisher
girl costume she admlres so much, =
interrupted Stanley.
Percy Rivers threw his paper on
the ground, rose and crossed the
room.
What nonsense is this?" he asked
sternly. facing his younger brother
and sister.
Ethel shrugged her shoulders.
"You are always a spoil sport
Percy" she said plaintively. ut IS
as dull as ditch water with you step
ping in to stop every bit of fun
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-21

Inc. if she consents, shall bring it TO
show madamoiselle this evening. 1t
is all complete except
Except what?" interrupted Ethel
eagerly as madame paused while
Leonie looked wonderingly at her
mother.
"The long earrings" replied the
French woman suavely. "Mademoi-
selle knows they are an essential part
of the dress and Josephine would not
care to lend them
''But''-began Leonie.
A frown from madame cut her
short.
"Mademoiselle must buy a pair Of
real gold ones" suggested the shrewd
tradeswoman, with a triumphant
glance at her daughter, and, leading
the unresisting Ethel into the shop,
she showed her several pairs Of hand
some earrings.
This is Josephine, Mees Etel,'' said
madame by way of Introduction,
pointing to young girl in stiff
brimmed white cap and scarlet petit
coat.
st is very good of you to lend me
your dress" said Ethel, with smile.
Jospehine began untying brown
paper parcel.
"See mademoise1le," she said proud
", placing each article over a chair
see, everything fresh and new
"They are your wedding things,
said Ethel, lingering the bodice.
The fish girl Redeemed.
1--WE are to be married next week, y
she said simply.
"And what will Antoine say to your
lending your fnery?" broke in Leo
MES high treble voice.
Hold your tongue" cried madame
to her daughter Antoine is not such
fool. He will think a handful OF
francs payment enough.
Josephine looked from one to the
other hesitatingly, but Ethel, unheed-
ing the dispute, slipped on the ETH
coat
Did l not tell you, mademoiselle, it
would be the right size" exclaimed
Nine. Lenoir triumphantly. EN-
Josephine?"
But Josephine kept her eyes on the
ground.
Their figures are exactly alike,
continued madame, nodding her head
in approval at both supple, graceful
forms.
Ethel gathered up the rest of the
apparel in her arms.
stop a moment, mademoiselle,
said Josephine. touching her. "An
tome is strange. He may be vexed
as Mile Leonie suggested just now
"You won't lend them?" Ethel:
voice was plaintive.
Madame came to her rescue.
you can't disappoint Mees Etel af
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-21
AARON BURR'S MAGNETISM,
"No Female Ever Looked Upon Him
Without Loving Him"

Without Loving Him"
From the time the beautiful and
brilliant Madame Jumel had been
young girl, and when Aaron Burr was
only a Captain in the American army,
she had been more than once under
the spell of his strange fascination,
writes William Perrine, in the Ladies'
Home Journal. Burr had introduced
her to the celebrated Margaret Mon
Grief, had desperately flirted with her,
and had implanted within her an i'd
miration which was still alive when
he was an aged social exile She had
written of him in earlier days that lie
appeared to her to be the perfection
Of manhood that his figure and form
had been fashioned in the mould II
graces, and that he was as familiar
with the drawing-room as with the
camp. IN a word she said, he was
a combined model of Mars and Appolo.'
His eye was OF the deepest black AMI
sparkled with an incOmpreheasibte
brilliancy when he smiled; but II
enraged it's power was absolutely
terrific. Into whatever female society
he CHANGED by the fortunes of war or
the vicissitudes Of private life to be
cast he conquered all hearts without
an effort; and until he became deeply
involved in the affairs of State, AM
the vexations incident to the political
arena, do not believe afemale capable
of the gentle emotions of love ever
looked upon him without loving him.
Wherever he went he was petted nd
caressed by her sex, and hundreds
wed with each other in a continuous
struggle to offer him some testimonial
of their adulation. Subsequently
Madame Jumel was married to Burr,
who was nearly eighty and she nearly
sixty. The marriage was not happy
one, and the two soon separated"