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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31

Chairman BOARD Of County Commits.
Hinncrs.
Attest
! A. SUMMERS. Clork.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
NOTES FROM GOLDEN.
special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Golden, ~ NJ Aug 2i--Gov. a..
bradford Prince spent Friday and sat.
urday in Golden on important bus.
incss.
Judge Holcomb and Mr.. Llcthheld
at Boston came ia Friday To examine
the San Miguel mining lode. Mr.. j.
J.. I.Opcs owner al the claim was
around showing the gentlemen
through the different workings.
Mr. James Gilasky OF Milwaukee
heavy owner of the San Lazarus nina
came from Milwaukee Friday %
spend several days looking over the
property with view Of doing someth.
ing Mr.. COngcr diRcovcrer OF the
mine Is az the San Lazarus and he will
try and show Mr.. Gllaaky where some
great values can be found.
Mr. Rythman, Of Canada, one Of the
owners OF the Baird mining company
west OF Golden after spending several
days In camp, left for his home from
Albuquerque Mr.. Rythman, after OK
aiming tho county records Of Bern
nlilio county. started home satisfied
that certain reports that had been
circulated ia New York as TO the title
OF the Baird company's ground were
false. as the man who had same cir
culatod Is well known 60 every man
In Golden. Next week he viii hear
what the Golden people will have u
say tp the gentleman, who represents
himself as the president OF the Inter
s'ato Mining Company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
BASE sALL NEWS.
Browns Making Preparations for q
Struuule Of Their Lives,

Browns Making Preparations for the
Struggle Of Their Lives.
AZ the Territorial fair vs. fast ap
preaching the Albuquerque Browns
are likewise making rapid and eftec
tive strides 20 enter the base bail
tournament with a good team. They
have secured a number Uf profession.
al players 10 assist them in their
contest for that handsome 81 600
prize and In order TO be able 90 guar.
antee those men their salaries, the
members Of the local club have out
lined a plan whereby they can Be
cure az least $500 for that purpos
meeting OF the members was held
In the Office OF y. r. McCanna last
evening az which they elected A. =.
McGaffey as general manager AMI
Harmon WynkOOp as secretary
Both gentlemen are well known base
ball enthusiasts and thoroughly an.
derstand the art Of raising money for
an emergency, especially the one
which confrUnts the club this season.
A number Of games will be played
between now and fair week, the frat
one being played tomorrow by the
Browns and Como Estamos clubs.
In the course OF their discussion last
evening on Why's and means to raise
money for their coming engagement
they decided TO secure local talent
90 produce on the stage at Orchestrlon
hall. the well known, laughahle com
edy. entitled. You And !. which will
be given under the able instruction
Of Mrs. G. s. Berry, the prominent act
rcss OF this city. This Is an attrac
ton which will be interesting and ma
doubt a large crowd will be in al
tendance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31

~ times by others IN searching, but
Days familiarity with the habits Of
McCarty. whom he had hunted With
for the past thirteen years. and his
superior knowledge OF the country
fitted him for the task OF ilnding his
dead companion. Ray searched caro-
fully and constantly for seventy
days
last Monday. the 10th. r. NJ. Bower
was icft 10 watch camp, and Mr.. Dav,
Julius Gowott and William Sims left
camp 60 continue the search When
about seven miles from camp the
party was going down n box canyon.
near Mlllor'e canyon, and discovered
the mingled remains Of John McCnr.
a. Tho head had been detached. and
was iying with faCo down, aud Ibout
three rods away from the body4aup.
posed 90 have been washed there BY
the water.
The circumstances and conditions
led tho Rearchera 10 the following
conclusions: That McCarty had
Killed bear. az q hear skin was
found wrapped up tn his coat. and q
la believed he was on his way 90 camp
when he encountered the second bear
and the fight 20 the death occurred.
~ is supposed that he shot NJ the
second bear. falling 90 Kill A. and
that his gun exploded. az II was found
laying by his side the barrel burstcd
about two feet from the brocch. Both
OF hts legs were broken below tha
knees. aud his clothes were torn Ia
ahrcdH which, the ECarchors believed.
were indications Of n terrible struggle
between an cnragod bear and an un.
armed and dofonHologs human being
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
WEALTH oF PALEsrINE.

Il seems almost like fiction 10 READ
OF steamboats, plying the Dead sea
and Of railroads running along the
caravan routes The Holy Land has
been so long regarded az devoted 10
religion and sentiment that the aver.
age Christian is hardly prepared go
read ot sacred scenes being torn M
by the miner ana the builder.
a recent German traveller note.
the increase in the material develop
mont uI Palestine. Valuable mineral
treasures nave recently been discOy.
cred, so n o. safe 90 say that the ir-
dustrlal awakening ~ the Holy Land
g. no longer "a dream. 10 is true that
the creator part uf tho once flourish
ing country !s "a barren desert. The
lines of communication are miserable
and traffic s unsafe. aside from the
one railroad from Iuppn 90 Jerusalem.
The newly discovered mineral dcpos
a. lio uu both sides of the Jordan ana
the Dead 8eH The land OF faith and Of
mystery win soon yield 90 the a..
fiucnce lf the present day "a loss o.
sentiment bat gain tu material pros
rcsf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
RAILROAD RACKET.
Well known Officials Here--New Ma.
ehlnery for shops Arrive.

G.. w. Smith. general master mo.
chanic Of the Santa Re lines west 81
Albuquerque. whose headquarters
were recently transferred from here
20 san Bornnrdino, accompanied boy ~.
j, Gibson, tralnmnstor az WinslOw,
arrived this morning on No. 2. The
gentlemen make frequent visits 20 this
place and are always cordially wei
coined by their scores OF friends.
When approached for an item Of news
today Mr. Smith said there was notn-
ing particularly startling at the pres
cnt time but the company was and
IL now enjoying "A splendid business
and that everything 81 moving along
smoothly, especially on the lines west
OF this place, lie reports his force
Of former Albuquorqueans as getting
along nicely in the San Bornardlno
headquarters. The ofhclals came
here 10 look after business matters
and will probably leave FOR the west
tomorrow night.
Two carloads Of new machinery.
which Includes one large engine
lathe, hh upright boring machine an1
a drill press have arrived IN the city
from the eastern manufacturers and
are now being placed In position IN
the new additions 20 the local shopa.
Tho company has laid in orders Tor
new machinery 90 the amount at S2j
600.
The work on the new shops IN praC
tlcally al a standstlll owing Ia the
nOnarriVal of the roofing material
A number Of Phoenix people passed.
trough the city this morning In q
Pullmun. The paity ~ en- route 10
buffalo
u ~ understood that a we'll known
railroad man OF this city win receive
the appointment as master mechanic
ui the Mexican Central The position
was recently vacated by the reslgna.
tlun Of Mr. Johnson
John Brook. who has held the posi.
Ion as night Waterman at the ioell
station for the past four months. lolt
for his home last night in rosponae
10 a message announcing the serious
illness OF his brother. Mr.. Brook will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
columbUSS picnic

The Columbus picnic TO be held 20
morrow at Azario park near Barclaa
promises 20 be the event Of the sea
son. Everything has been put IN FIRST
class condition. The dancing platform
and grounds have been decorated ia
lne style. The Columbus band will
discourse selections during the day
Dcdier ~ Beien has erected his mor
~ go round for the children and Il
viii be- going all day, The fruitstani
VIII be under the management 81
Paladlno A Co Of Corrales. Lunch
and refreshments vii! be aery a.
Fireworks aud balloon ascension IN
the evening. Free ride 90 and from
the park by Trimhlets stage The 10
cation Ia the best and finest In tho
county. zine trees grass and water
a natural park Al Invited A grand
concert will be e,,en IN the evening.
The grounds are ON Barolna road.
north Of the bridge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
COMMISSIONED pRooeEoINes.


Albuquerque. n. NJ, Aug. s, 1901.
The board met pursuant TO adjourn
ment
Present: Hon. f. A. Miera. chair.
man; Joso /. Miller and r. w, Hop.
kins, members. and J. A. Summers.
! clerk
Proceedings OF previous meeting
read and approved
The assessor OF the county being
ready TO present the assessment rolls
| for the year 1901 for formal approval
/ a petition was presented by r. w.
Clancy, district attorney, on behalf
/ OF the solicitor general Directing 90
| such approval for reasons set forth
/ In said petition and praying that the
| assessor be required To correct said
I rolls, and the board declined TO con-
! slider said petition and refused the
/ prayer .horcof for the reason that tho
/ work OF revising and correcting tho
/ tax rolls has beon heretofore com.
/ pleted. and this board no longer has
/ power or jurisdiction In the prem.
! Uses, and thereupOn the said solicitor
general prays an appeal from the do
cision of this board to the territorial
| board Of equalization, which Is grant.
/ ed boy this board.
Now comes tho assessor and pre-.
/ sents the assessment rolls for the
/ year 1901, revised and corrected by
I the board and showing a total yaiua.
ton OF real and personal property
amounting 60 the sum of s3,Sfl,3f0.
which the board approved.
Il ls hereby ordered by tho board Of
county commissioners of Bcrnallllo
county that as required hy law aud In
pursuance Of the certificates received
| from the territorial auditor the fol.
lowing taxes upon each dollar OF tax
able property In the county uf Berna.
lilo are hereby levied for the atty.
third fiscal aar to.wit.
Levios for territorial purposes. 1879
mills
General county leyics. "a mills.
Total ut city lcvloa, lAOi mills.
Total for schools Of city, 9 mills.
u is further ordered by the board
that the following taxes upon apecl-
fed classes of property or upon prop
crty To- specified parts Of the county
are horoby lowed. to-wit
For cattle indemnity fund, 80 mill
For cattle sanitary board. 1 mill
For sheep sanitary fund. 2 mills.
Special tax tor schools In district
No Z. mills
Special tax for schools IN district
No. Q. 3 mills.
Special tax for schools In districts
Nos u and 30 o mills
Special tax for schools In district
No 30. mills.
Special tax for schools In district
No 81 mills
For the Wild animal county fund. 2
mills
The bond Of Juan ArchiboquO. con.
stable for precinct No. 49, was ap.
proved
Adjourned untll tomorrow August
p. 1901.
Approved
w. A. MlERA.
Chairman BOARD of County Commits.
Hinncrs
Attest
A. SUMMERS CIerk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
ANTONIO AsEYrA Y moNroVA.
An Old And Houored citizen Of so.
zorro Goes 20 Hia Reward.


Antonio Aboyta Mortoya. an old
and hOnUrod citizen OF Socorro. died
Saturday night at the home Of his son,
Ahran Ahoyta. In this city. at the age
OF so years. 10 months and % days.
re leaves six children 90 mourn his
loss. These are Abran. silvostre, ri.
Cardo and Seiorlno Aboyta and Mrs.
Victor SAILS OF Casa Colorado and Mrs.
Miguel Ahcyta OF Boicn, Mr. Abeyta
was married twice. His FIRST wife
was Miss Salvador Gonzales Of Leml-
tar and his second Miss Jose Chavez.
All his children were by his second
wife.
Deceased was born IN Socorro and
lived here all his long llfe. lie went
into the mercantile business In this
city In iS4S and continued ia that
business until 1850. In 1875 he made
a trip 10 St Louis 90 purchase n stock
OF goods for his SOcorrO trade. For
about thirty years he lived In his
home near the SOcorro spring. HiB
fatal Illness came upon him very sud.
denly There seemed 20 be no spec
ial disease aud no suffering We sim.
ply died OF old age.
Impressive funeral services were
conducted Monday Ia the presence o.
a very large assembly OF relatives and
friends aud the remains were laid %
rest before the altar ~ the church,
OF San Miguel S0corrO Chieftain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31

ted. besides being otherwise horribly
manRlod.
The tragedy occurred Tuesday
night. Mora. u u understood, was
engaged 10 a atop-daughtcr Of chavez.
and the wedding was 10 have taken
place Wednesday. Both men we're COZ.
ohrating IN anticipation Of the ioyful
event and were drinking heartily dur
ing the evening NJ the different re-
sorts In the camp Sometime early
In the evening they started down the
Santa Fo track leading 90 Hanover.
and when Just outside The limits Of
Ficrro they lay down 20 sleep or the
effects of their dissipation. AZ Il was
Icing past train time v 10 supposed
they thought the train had passed. hut
unfortunately Il was eight hours late
that evening. The train came along
before 10 o'clock, but the heavy
/ rumble failed so arouse the shoppers
and the entire train passed over their
PROSTATE bodies. The remains we're
I not discovered until early Wednesday
morning by men going To work. Both
[ bodies were headlcas and we're other
wise horribly mangled.
The mon we're In the employ % the
! G. r. A l. company and Chavez. who
/ was about so years OF ago, leaves a
wife and a number Of children. The
/ funerals Of the two unfortunatos took
place Wednesday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
RIPARIAN RIGHTS.
Hen. 7. o. catron Interviewed on
New Mexico.

Hen. 7, q. Catron interviewed on
New Mexico.
From the Denver Republican,
Judge +. n. Catron OF santa Fc y.
NJ. who attended the sessions uf the
American Bar association in this city.
Is Of the opinion that his state will one
day take most prominent part In the
affairs OF the west He also contends
that Colorado, In IFS efforts 90 provide
water for It's own farms. works n
hardship on New Mexico, as well as
Kansas.
"The water in the Rio Grando
river" said Judge Catron at the Wind.
sor hotel last night. (which, by right
Of priority appropriation belong 10
New Mexico. Ia almost entirely taken
by Colorado farmers In the dry sea-
son. This year we don't mind how
much is used. as we have had plenty
OF rain and the grasH and stock In tho
northern part OF the state. At least.
Il looking better than Il has in good
many years. There have been dTy
seasons, however. when nearly all the
water In the river. which. ne I say.
rightfuily belongs 10 US, Is used on
your dry lands aud the farmers OF on;
territory suffer.
INV hubltNA VI hNNtlumtuA Fthfi'
voirs has been considered some Ia
the territory. OF course. everyone IA.
vors thom. With a proper storage
Il water which would be entirely prac-
ticable we could irrigato $4,000, 900
acres Of land in New Mexico and, with
irrigation. anything under the sun can
/ be raised there.
Now Mexico ~ growing all tho
time. Many Americans are coming
lin aud ns fast nn they take up their
/ residence IN the cities tho Mexlcaa
/ residents move 30 the country and 60
l 20 ranching. The competition Of the
Americans has tendency 90 drive
/ thom out OF the cltlos. with the re.
/ suit that the race complexion Of towns
I like Santa Re or Las Vegas IL rapidly
/ changing OF course we expect
J statehood sooner or later. We have
the necessary population now--prob.
| ably n little more than enough. tho
! census OF the territory showing about
! 10000 Everything appears 90 be-
prosperous down our way. We have
/ had plenty Of rain and the country
Is greenor and prottier than In some
| years"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
Items Fron ~ pnlIon cnurt

One Frank Boyle was arrested last
night for creating disturbance In
a First street lodging house Whei
taken 20 the lookup he offered 90 put
mp gold watch and chain as security
for his appearance this mornlng
About the same time a complaint was
made boy a gentleman from Chicago
named w. y Goodman that he had
been robbed Of watch and chain.
pockethoOk. trinkets. etc. The watch
found on Boyle proved 10 be NJ.
0oodman's property. This morning
Boyle was charged with larceny from
the person and was held 20 the grand
jury ia bonds Of 5000 Mr. Goodman
pockothook. minus tho money Il con
tained. was recovered
Two plain DRINKS were fined 81
apiece.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
ornnIte neIt In orant county.

The granite belt az Fierro 90 at
tracing its fun share OF attention Just
now and a great deal of development
work is being done by claim owners
Until quite recently this section Of
the camp has been greatly neglected.
but the finding OF rich ore last fall has
greatly stimulated Investigation.
Much OF the ground has been owned
for years by old-timers. but so little
aid they think OF II that in many in
stances they did not take sufficient
interest In their property 20 properly
describe and monument H. All this IL
changed now and since the advent 81
capital seeking investment no portion
Of the camp H. receiving more atten.
ton. and as a rule. all the ground has
been surveyed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31

sum OF es cents on the dollar. subject
10 examination by said Motcalfs cor
respondents IN the city 81 Chicago.
n ia u1animnunly ordered by The
board that the said OTTER be accepted
that tho clork 81 this board be Az.
thorizcd and directed 10 send or cause
10 be- acst 90 some bank IN ChicagO
tho said bonds. with n draft for So.
28iii. with Instructions 20 permit OK.
animation " said bonds and 20 deliver
the same To- the order 81 said Metcalf
upon the full payment OF said sum Of
Sii2at1A. which amount ~ 20 he
transmitted 20 the First National bank
uf Albuquerque for the credit Of the
county, FREQ from my charge for col.
lection. trauEmlttal or otherwise. ami
shat said draft and bonds may be ~.
tnined iu Chicago for such examinn.
tion only until August 20. 1901.
The following accounts we're 40.
proved. balances due on approved &C.
counts which have been settled In part
under the provisions OF the Batemal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
LABOR DAY PROCLAMATION.

Governor Otcro has issued the FOL.
lowing proclamation:
Territory OF New Mexico, Executive
once.
Whereas. Tho laws OF the United
States Of America designate the FIRST
Monday In September Of each year as
a legal holiday to DO known az Labor
Day. and
Whereas, In this territory the labor
Of our people In the field. factory and
mine have been wonderfully hleat dur
ing the past year and after all toll "a
period OF rest h essential for tho best
interests Of body and brain.
Now, therefore. i Miguel A. Otero,
governor OF the territory Of New Mex.
leo. do proclaim and declare Monday
the second day OF September, A. D..
1901, legal holiday and do earnestly
recommend that all business. except
such as the necessities Of the commn.
nifty absolutely demand TO be carried
on. shall BE suspended; that tho
schools be not opened on that day
except as there may be "a session Ina
honor Of les Observance la such man.
ner as will inculcato In our youth a
higher appreciation of the dignity OF
labor, the necessity for u not only for
the benefit OF the individual, but OF
the commonwealth and nation, and
that all our citizens by the observance
OF this holiday may come 20 a highor
realization OF the fact that 10 labor
Is not only necessary, but IL honor
able and dlgninvC and that for all
men 90 labor In their respective fields
OF usefulness IL not a curse. hut a
blessing 10 themselves and 20 Others
Done at the capitol az Santa Fe this
the 23d day Of August A. -. 1901.
Witness my hand and the great soal
Of the territory OF New Mexico.
MIGUEL A. OTERO
Governor Of Territory Of i'ew Mexico.
By the governor;
j. w RAYNOLDS
Secretary Territory Of New Mexico,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31

cioty Of old Town, Of which AZ.
conaed was n member. IN charge of
President Romero headed by the
First Regiment band which played
appropriate music and very large
number Of the members 81 the society,
followed BY many carriages. The ro-
mains were buried IN the cemetery
NJ narolas.
W. y. Kemp. OF Thornton. where he
IL interested In the Elota oil nclda.
came into Albuquerque Friday and ~.
ports his company progressing nicely
with development work A 1000 foot
steam driil will be- ON the grounds N
few days and tho company will then
commence work In earnest The Eioia
Fuel and OF company have 1900 acres
OF land ia this district George w
Kephart. IL president. Chas. A. stew
ems. vice president; u. r. Ripley, Gee,
Rotary and treasurer The above gen.
tlomon. together with G. ! Manners
Duncan McViehio and w. u. Kemp
constitute the board Of directors with
the Bank ~ Commerce as depository
Lead Avenue Methodist Church
Rev. e. a. Bunker the pastor. viii
preach morning and evening. Morn
ipg subject. "a Strange Burial;
evening subject. Matters Of Interest
From the Great Epworth League Con
yenton" Special music Ia the even
ing sunday school az g:i5. EpwOrth
league az p. m. All are welcome.
Louis Hunlng. the wealthy stock
man and ranchcr Of Valencia, trans
acted business In the territorial me
tropolls. Mr. Huning, who has beer
engaged IN harvesting his wheat croI
for a couple of weeks. reports that he
viii have about 10000 bushels 90 mar
kct.
First baptist Church. the COngrega
tiOual church uniting Bruce Kinney
pastor Morning service nj II A. m
subject. "The Bible and Civil Gov
ernment;" evening service. Sp m
subject. "Tho Wonderful Word" Al
are invited.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
M'cARrY's sooY FOUND.
over Two Months Spent In Hunting
for the Great Hunter.


From the Flagstaff Gem.
About the first day OF last June -four
men campod at Lost Syringe. ia this
county. and about seventy five miles
southwest Of Flagstaff The party oi
campers consisted of John McCarty.
the renowned hunter Joseph DAY. his
hunting partner, Julius Gowott and T..
NJ, Bower They Campod al the above
named spring for the purpose Of hunt
ing mountain lions and bear in the
canyons In that locality.
Joseph Day left camp soon after
arriving there and came tu Flagstaff
after provisions While be- was away.
McCarty left camp ON the Gth day of
June 90 go and shoot pigeons. aud
stated be was going whore bear
ranged, and thai DC had some ammu.
milton used for killing them. when
Dc left the camp on that fatal morn.
ing Il was the last sight OF him by a
human being until last Monday, whom
the searcherh discovered his docom.
posed body IN a canyon.
Mcssrs. Bower and 0owctt. who re-
manned al the camp when McCarty
started out 90 shoot pigeons. were not
alarmed boy his failing 20 return 90
camp the FIRST night, but his failing
20 return the second ala"med them.
ON the morning after the second
night they notified the nclghhOu and
a searching party WIS sent out 20 Hook
for the missing man.
Upon Mr. Days return from Flag
stan. he kept up the search almost
constantly until last Monday when
the body was found lie was assisted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-31
New Firm 81 A,,orn.ys.

The new legal hrm of Alonzo y. Nc.
Millon and Herbert y. Reynolds.
which has lately sprang into exist.
once In Albuquerque Is composed ~
two well known gentlemen OF this city
and in every county Of the territory.
The former. who hes been In active
practice In Albuquerque since 1891. re-
ceivcd the degree OF bachelor OF laws
from the University OF Michigan ln
1856 and Il maybe said h. has enjoyed
~ large a practice here a. any other
gentleman In the same profession.
The young man who has JOINED him
In partnership was recently admitted
10 practice under the laws Of New
Mexico by Judge ]. W. Crumpacker.
Herbert r. Reynolds, son OF Joshua
s. Reynolds. president Of the Albu.
querquo First National bank. grad.
uate from Harvard college In 1897, re.
celving the degree OF bachelor 81
arts, after which he spent a year
travelling In Europe. Three years M
spent In taking n course IN the Colum.
bla law school and there received the
bachelor OF laws degree and was lat
or admitted 10 practice before the APP
pellate court OF New York.