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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
THE NEW PRESIDENT.
He viii Come from the Denison Uni.
verslty. Granville, Ohio.

He VIII Come from the oenison Uni.
versity, Granville, Ohio.
The board OF regents Of the New
Mexico university held meeting at
the law office OF +. W. Clancy last
Saturday afternoon. there being pres
ont DR.. J. II. Wroth. Gov, T.. $. Slower
Juan G.. Armijo aud r. w Clancy.
Prof w @. Tight WAS selected for
the position OF president Of the uni.
yersity made vacant by the resigna
ton OF Prot c. l.. HerriCk. Profess
sOr Tight Is at present professor Of
geology and botany I'm the nenisun
university at Granville, Ohio. but he
is also an advanced specialist In 9th.
or allied branches OF science. lie rs
highly commended as possessed OF
great administrative and eXeCutiv,
ability and unbounded energy and in
dustry. Professor llerrick was for
merry employed al the Denison univer.
Sit and knows Professor Tight init
mately and speaks OF him Ia the high
est terms
II Is hoped that the employment OF
such Il man at the head OF the facul
" will so strengthen and develop the
university as to put t.. at an early
day. far In advance Of any institution
of tae kind in the southwest
Other matters were discussed az IN,
meeting. but no action taken.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
.ATARRH

dose of morphine two weeks ago a.
the y *. restaurant either accident
ally or with iutcut Co kill is Htll In
"A very critical condition prysipolaa
having set lu over his face aud body
Monday ho was removed Co Mrs
FuromnHH boarding house ON Penn.
sylyRuia avenue whore 20 i4 h'uod the
heat iH not ao oppressive white iH
"a pitiful lookiug object aud hlH Ga
trCmo nervousness combined with bite
suffering makes him act almost like
O. maniac
Ihp $50 well club huld th. annual
erection uf directors pi The rooms ui
Che club boz th, Gauliour block q a
richardson. u g 10 milton aud D.
= RnsouVali whose terms bad px.
plrod wore rp.plDttuI for three
years term. and q r. Maybcc was
elected to succeed " s. Prayer A.
tor the election the directors held a
meeting aud elected the following on
GERS Co serve one year Charles
lirrmDnd president u s Rosenwaid.
hrW yigc president. q A Richardson
treasurer. aud G. NJ Bird sccrrtar,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
NEW ROAD foR ARIZONA.
Santa Fe Planning TO build Along I'M
Colorado River.

aaVNA g FtNWHtflA W AhtiN FNaWA
Colorado River.
II is stated on good authority that
the Santa PC r. planning TO build an
Ntcusiun of eighty miles along the
colorado river In the Ehronberg aud
Tyson Wells mining districts Of Ar.
tonn. u is proposed that the line will
pass through the llarshaw and iiarqua
uala districts and will cAtond from
WickenburR tO Ehrenburg.
\ number OF Los Angeles capitalists
IRE interested IN the mining property
1t this section and they are much en-
outraged over the outlook for a cheap
'r means Of transportation for their
pros 20 the smcltCrs. There are a
large number Of claims within easy
access 90 the new line that have large
bodies OF medium grade copper and
gold ores which have laid idle T.,
many years because there was no way
to get them 60 the market the near.
'st railroad point was al Congress
Junction sixty miles distant. over a
wagon road that practically had no
NBtorinE places on a. Consequently
Dee cost of transporting ore rendered
shipping Il 90 the shelters unprOfita.
ole. The new road will afOrd a cheap
means of hauling ore 60 the Santa Re
main line whence IL can be- shipped
either tu El paso or Colorado points
it reasonable rates There are also
largo deposits ~ lead ore In this see.
ion which Is in much demand by the
large tmeltors and many abandoned
claims will again commence 20 yield
dividends
Many sales Of mining property are
reported along the route ~ the new
line. one Los Angeles capitalist has
sold most 81 his interests there for
Si00 600. and many smaller sales are
reported. The prospects Of a Santa
f'c extension being built has caused
an increase In the value Of the mines
In this district
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

Raes. es., Eysr s..n =, ~, oreuoa

Races Bcst ever sesn AZ Fair Grounds
Base Ball Game one.sided.
Il was benefit afternoon at the fair
grounds yesterday and there we're
present several hundred enthusiastic
spectators.
Tho FIRST race ON the program was
the $500 class. and Il brought out
horses owned by a N. Urcculoaf Her.
man Hluehcr. and Joseph Johnston
Hluchor's horse took the FIRST heat aud
Grccnlcafs the second and third heats
thus winning the race Time. I 90.
1880. 1871.
In the 5O class the following horses
we're entered Dr earns Walter n
Emil Mann's Boone. Joe narnetts 81.
Elmo. W T. Trimbio's Navajo nil;
and Tom poteraOn.s Chcvalicr. The
FIRST heat was won by 81 Elmo in
90 and the second and third heats
aud the race by Navajo 1911 in 90
and 1914.
The frccforall race was the finest
and closest ever seen Boa Albuquerque
r.. = shnlokB Action ANA joe Bar
notts lady Margaret were the only
entries. W H. Tumblos Deck and o.
T.. Sturgcs Nimblr jim being uut uf
condition and were scratched. The
FIRST and second heats and the race
were won Boy Lady Margaret IN the fin
cot kind of close race. Time. -.
l.13ih
Ny Girl Jennie and Emil kloiuwort' ,
Unknown. were tho entries in the half
mile dash running race aud was won
by Klriuwort In "a seconds. \ false
start was made o., the FIRST start, the
.orso going the entire route, thus az
fprdinR "a double running race out
at one event
Dr. !. D. pcnrce was the starter
and Dr. earns James McCorriBton
aud Frank Moore were the timers.
Tho base ball game was too one.
sided 60 go into details. the Browns
winning from the narolns club boy the
score OF % 90 3. Mcdonald and Julian
were in the points FOR the Browns.
while OBaunOn and Chavcs caught
and twirlcd Tor the liarclns
Tho benefit was success In every
conceivable manner In pleasing the
public with some rare and exciting
sports. and in making Harmon Wyn.
koop. the injured base ball pitcher
happy Tie will receive something
over 5000 as a benefit fund.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
Roswell


Prom the Record
W. q Jones' commenced 90 ihk" iAt
enumeration of tho children 100 th"
Hs hool district nH provided Dos law h'
will also get "a she same tim, thr mum
Der at inhabitants Boa tho city NJ kua
veil as per hts employment by the
town board II is intimatcd that Their"
are about 1000 lnhabitantH boo The
school dlstrlct or. 900 in town and
600 outside The Work will take
about two weeks tu complete
"A Lawrence Davis "a printer Wnu
struck the tuHu about "a year ago ana
secured employment az the Register
once as job printer ana later as fore
man. and who has beNn employed Tor
the past two months as JOB printer %
the Record once skipped the town
last SUNDAY leHyiuE several CREDITOR
who would ukc tu know MA who're
abouts Sc vas a Eoud printer and
Ia was supposed De- was man o..
well. but ln this there vas q mist go
Walter White the sheep ruHtler fo'
the Garrard ranch who took an over
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
DEFINING

From tho Headlight
Edward kuozcll uU architect from
81 puFO arrived 'n the ,ity tu prepare
plans and specification. fur bcmiug ~
large upW uuiyI tu hr erected immv
dintok hy i a Mahouoy
e. j brown aud "a T.. Boone closed
"A contract with the Green Cattle com
pany for thuir One and twuycar old
steers. and The cattle we're loaded out
tho other day The Jil cattle about
600 head. were also loaded Tor tho
same company.
Miss Nina CLARK. eldest daughter Of
Mr. aud Mrs a Clark returned 20
beer home Ia Dcmiug from Los Ang"
les Cat. where She has been for the
past nine months az school Miss
Anna CLARK remained lea California
but viii rctdru a. her home about the
last vt this muntu.
Granville Brock brother Of Henry
Brock arrived iu DcminE fresh IRON
the Philippine islands whore b." has
been serving aR a soldier iu tho lbth
Tennessee regiment These uruihriH
had not met Tor over fourteen years.
bat recognized each other nt "a glance
Mr. Brock will spend some time visit
Inn hig brother and may decide 10 i"
catc lu this vicinity FOR good
Tho Victoria Land and Chiilf
COMPANY. whuso headquarters oihce'
a.. iu this city. have Just completed
what b.. without d0uh, the mos
comfortable ranch house in the weat
at the homo ranch Apachc.tr hu TIE
house ia Fshapei and all of the rooms
Of which there are large number
l5xI5 Ia the clear There are tw'
bath rooms with an the modern con
yrniruccs a yorauda eight feet %
width and l3G feet in length huT
rounds two sides of this cumiortahh
abode Mr Henry Brock tho Tor,
man of the northern ranges ui I'M
company. will. with bic family ly
| brrr Iu tho future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
ARTEsIAN WATER
We'll Borers for the Santa Fe Find an
Abundant Flow az AdamanR.

Well borcra Tor the santa re Find an
Abundant Flow az Adamans.
The crew sinking the we'll for the
santa fu Pacific 40 Adamana ma a
good supply ~ water at a depth of
only 300 feet SAYS tho Holbruok A.
GUS This point Be- about eighteen
miles east ~ here and the suppositl0n
is that water can be- found all along
the Rio puorcu and Little Colorado.
at even less depth than 800 feet.
This we'll throws stream eighteen
feet above the surface and II o. expect
cd will ON the tank without the use
u power
There is no better land In the ter.
rituty than the land Inc the vicinity ~
liulhruuk when wator is available
and as that question rs practically
settled it viii be- only u matter Of a
year or two when Holbrook will be- a
rival of The best towns loo the torritu.
%
Prof Thcu o. Van Wagonon says.
There are unusually good prospects
Tor oil and Eas along the little Colo
RADIO near liolbruok Ia boring for
water We have hundred chances 90
strike OH and gas and az the work
Will be- pushed M once, iolbrook
Will have genuine boom In a few
weeks
committee of business men are
out inspecting the well and local
company will be- formed AZ once FOR
the purpose NJ boring FOR water. Keep
one eye ON llulbrook Argus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
DEATH or A YOUNG MAN.
Roy Jefferson Ship Called TO hi'
Final Reward Saturday Evening.

Roy Jefferson Ship Called 10 His
Final Reward Saturday evening.
The angel Of death visited the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Shipp.
AT No. IOi west Lead avenue. ON Sat
urdny evening. and removed from the
family circle their beloved son, Roy
Jefferson Shipp. The deceased was IT,
years old. lie came TO this city about
four months ago from Atlanta, Mo.
with his parents and sister and dur
ing his brief residence here became
quite well known among the youns
people OF this city. The remains
were taken To the undertaking Parlurs
OF A. Borders on west Gold avenue
where they were embalmed and en-
cased in a beautiful white plush cask
1t. Brief funeral services were con
Quoted at the pariors this afternoon at
4 o'clock by the Rev Bunker pastor
OF the Lead avenue Methodist church
and later the body will be removed
to the former home Ia Atlanta, Mo
for interment The bcreayed parents
and sister, who have the sincere sym
pathy OF the people Of this community
In their sad afIiictlon, will accompany
the remains. after which they WI
return 10 Albuquerque 20 reside.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
LIMA country couRT.
First Court OF the New county--Held
az poming,

y iFat Court Ot the new NoNntJ--tieiu
az pcming
From Dcming Headlight
Luna county having been la exist
cnce less than three months II could
hardly boz expected that there would
be- any grpai volume at WurK for the
first torn OF court held therein such
eases as were brought before the
grand Jury we're disposed of In two
and one half days and that body
promptly adjourned after unanimously
ndoptlnr "a resolution Ca not demand
on accept pay for their services.
The petit jury which was la al
tendance from Tuesday morning untll
Friday evening also decided WIN
one exception not "a accept pay Tor
their attendance.
There was NO ciyil docket aud but
nine true hills were found hy the
grand Jury. four uf which was called
for trial az followB. Peter Martin
and James Dean Indicted for break
ing car seal on the ears of the south
ern Pacific company at this place, 4
Al oWslcy. attorney fnf defendants
found not guilty TeOdora Alias in
dtcted fur forgery plead guilty an,
vns spn.purpd 90 one year in the pen
uentiary at santa fc Charles l.auE
Jnn vas Indicted for burglary. I'M
is tho case at the party Who last llt
r,rnhcr hrokp into the store Of th
IIndaucr Mercantile company III wv
cItv aud stole 20 lui ui fuoha ~
evidence was clear uni con, lFe ~"
hort SHIFT was mad' ui tue tulpIU
the jury being out less than Aa'l a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
charaed win CONTRIBUTING

Jose Raray was arrested in Las Cru
cos last Saturday by Deputy United
states Marshal Frank Hall on sus.
melon % having passed counterfeit
money ON the unBuBpecting natives ~
that section. when arrested haray
had In his possession several pieces
Of the spurious and when taken De.
fore the United states commissioner.
was unable 20 make an explanation
sufficient for his release. and az r'.
suit he was bound over 90 await me
decision OF the next Erand jury
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

oliver Overhuls. son 81 our efficient
deputy shC.in who was 80 serious
Is 40 with rheumatism that he had
to resort 20 the use OF CrutChes. left
Wednesday for the sulphur springs.
whore ne hopes Co regain his health.
Geo l.. smith who has been quite
-oriOusly ill for the past six weeks.
has so tar recovered that be- was able
Go leave here last week on hunting
and fishing expedition lie was ac'
companicd by Jim BENTLEY and George
BuCa
Thieyos broke into Merit Wagner
stable Monday night and stole two
sets OF double harness he had been
USING ON his freight teams going over
the hill This is the second robbery
that has taken place IN the past two
weeks. These thieves should be hunt
ed down end taught lesson they VIII
remember for a long time. Herald,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
PHILLIPS CASE DISMISSED.
court Held that Board Of Health Can
not Revoke a Certificate.

court Held that Board Of Health Can.
not Revoke Certificate.
This morning Judge a. J. Crawford
handed down his decision in the case
Of the Territory vs. Dr. e. Z. Phillips.
wherein the board OF health had at
tempted 60 revoke the certificate OF
the defendant for the practice Of his
profession In the decision the court
holds that the board Of health, under
certain conditions. may refuse to ~.
sue certificates. but having once is.
sued same cannot revoke g. There.
fore the case against the defendant
was dismissed
Henry Alma. who was found In a
drunken condition last night by Ohcer
Malnz. plead guilty 90 the charge this
morning and was sentenced To i've
days la the city baHtilc.
Tho case against Dolly Monbars.
charged with yagrancy which was to
have been heard this morning. was
postponed until o'clock this after
noon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22


silver city. n NJ. June ~ Willie
Constable porfecto was endsavoring 10
arrest Cherokee indian. who has
been ~ the city several days. last sun.
day morning. be- escaped from him
Tho fellow ia charged with having
stolen several articles from a board
ing house in this city and had also
had several quarrelB and had drawn
knife on the bartender NJ the aaloon
known aa the Dallas when ho got
away from che constable sunday morn
Ink boz hid during The day ON Chihua.
huh ban ana The constable was unable
to locate him Early this morning he
showed up in the Dallas saloon aud
Constable purfrrtU. who had been on
the lookout tried tD take him to Jail.
but The follow broke away from him
aud run Tho constable pulled his
pistol and nrod throo times. the third
shot striking the fellow Just below the
shoulder and coming out Just under
The nipple Ilp was taken 20 jail and
doctor called. who stated that tho
wound would not prove fatal and the
man would ho all right in a fow days
The name NJ tho prisoner ia unknown.
bus parties here state that they had
seen him boo El paHo where h. had
tho name Df being "a bad customer.
~ Dr. reported that Peter Crumrine
ana Eugene kuowiton have made
very rich strike while working on ono
of tho kuowltun and Dorsey claims
~ piuos Altos Tho claim adi0lns the
odd Houston and Thomas lead mlnos.
They were cross cutting AZ tho Aixty
foot Lowell and struck a twofo vein
90 mhlRrOnito copper ore. which a..
sayod thirty SIX per cent copper No
assays have yet been made for gold
or silver and the owners are ~ the
opinion that the ore will run very
we'll in these two metals. Tho min.
ing .Xperts in that district who have
been looking no tho mine state that
the u 800 looks as " 30 were porman.
rut
The hearing In regard 90 the sanity
~ Jose Sanchez. who was condemned
90 be- hung here al tho last term ~
court rs atill In progress before Judge
Parker. The hearing Will be continued
tomorrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
MakesH Hair
Grow

Perhaps your mother had
thin hair, but that is no reason
why you must go through life
with halfstarved hair. Ifyou
want long, thick hair, feed il.
Feed it with Ayers Hair Vigor,
the only genuine hair food you
can buy.
Your hair will grow thick
and long, and will be soft and
glossy.
Ayers Hair Vigor always
restores color to gray hair; il
keeps the scalp clean and
healthy, and stops falling Of
the hair.
One doiisf . bottle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
The Esplorers's Parry

sunday afternoon the following were
traatrd to muut throughout me cry
and valley in W H. Tumhle Co
g1uIorrr" wagon Chot Crawford
and Nlfr 90 Topeka Kansas e. \.
flIIrln and wife. a J. Crawford. VITO
and children. and 3 fumni'' VIC
and .rI5ran Thcy took ln the sports
IA tr. fair ground. after which tnry
,.,rs driven o. other points m inter
.e.t lD tho valley Captain Hudson
saslnar,minIsc.ut mood and f'salfl
no PARTY Wth many interesting ana
bu,oafous stories. while Judge CraN
ford told of the trials aud irihnlailona
Of a iuatlcs ~ che peace. rrcillns
MANI Interesting logal points. ana
finally handed down n decision 'hal
met with the hearty appreciation or
the party. as the weather vas MAJ ~
aud the opinion struck tho right spot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
NEW MEXICO TOWNS,
SOcouo, San Mareial, las Cruces,
AIamagordo, Roswell,
SHORT INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.
socoRRo.
SHORT INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.
socoRRo.

From the Chioualn
Prot W e. phalcu b. now located
Tor the summer at Colorado Spring..
Colo
Rev Joseph Mcconnell lcft Tor San
MarcIal after a visit of two weeks
in Sucnrru.
G. o. brown has Just received a
beautiful collection uf mineral Bp,ci.
mons from Kelly shelton uf th,
CuoncN mine at tuuuyy
Elstuu Jones loft tor Independence.
No. whore be- will HpauI tho summer
vacation with relatives AMI friends
Rev NJ llujEauu ut Albuquerque
has recently received letter from
re, u Hush formerly of this city.
who ia now in NpW York bat has boou
lost Go the Wow ct his SurOrru friends
fut two years past
4 D. kntRonstpin gave bite family q
pleasant surprise Dos presenting him.
self uuauuouuCcd after "a six months
absence iu Arizona llo will nov De-.
vote himself 60 his Sucutru business
az % yurc.
Mrs NJ A. Howell and Miss Leila
Howell. mother and sister Of A. g.
Howell. uf this city. departed Tor their
NNNANf W A'aAN NNfANAf ANf ~ NfANNNNN| NNAf.N
a visit uf Two months with Nh How
oll and family
Montague stevens has been lea
town from hia ranch seventy miles
west at Mngdalcua Mr. stevens co.,.
ports the ranges in that vicinity 90 bee
Ia better condition than he has ever
before known tncm GO hc az this sea.
son % the year
The work of oycfhaulinE the school
of mines building iH progressing very
satisfactorily under the supervision
~ 4. a. Richmond The north chin
noy has already been taken down 90
the roof u will be- but few days
until the present useless heating gp.
paratus for the special acr1mmoda.
ton at which the building sccms o.
have boon erected is removed 90 give
place tu modern hot water heating
plant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
unneesssary Loss d doc.

Mr.. W. =. whedon cashier Of the
First National Bank of Wintcract.
Iowa, IN a recent letter, gives some eN'
perience with a carpenter In his cm-
ploy. that will he of value TO other
mechanics. lie says. u had car
penter working for me who was
Obliged 20 stop work for several days
ON account OF being troubled with diar.
rhooa. mentioned 10 him that ! had
beeD similarly troubled ana that
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy had cured me. lie
bought bottle Of II from the drug
gist here, and he Is again al hl'
work" For sale 10y all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
SILVER CITY ITEMS.
Short Paragraphs from a Prosperous
Southern Town,

Short Paragraphs from a Prosperous
Southern Town.
Special Correspondence.
silver city, ~ NJ June IA The
white House saloon has changed
hands Jo Schenck is the new own.
or of this well known resort having
purchased " from Hilburn a McDoug
gle. the former proprictors.
This part Of the territory IL very
much in need uf rain. not much wa
ter has fallen this spring
Clarence Bayne. one OF Silver City's
Young men was married on the 18TH
inst 20 Miss Mahlo Altaner. 81 AT
Rncv, Ohio The bride and groom VIII
visit the Pan.Amoricau exposition at
Buffalo ;clore returning 90 SILVER city.
who're they will make their future
home.
49, A. 1hayer. manager ~ the Santa
Rita Mining company, has employed
the normal school band Of silver CITY
10 play az that camp on the Fourth uf
July
Al Dano. the popular saloon man
has been spending the past few days
at the Haywood hot springs for a little
rest
Dr. Charles = Bccson. the company
physician al Santa Rita. was IN silver
city yesterday attending to some bus.
mess matters.
Rev. Roun has moved bis family 60
the ella farm where he has accept
ed a position as bookkeepcr
n G. MCCrcery. the Colorado min.
ing man, who Ia largely interested In
mining In the Mogollon district. re.
turned from visit 10 his home in
Colorado Springs Thursday and left
the day following for Mogullon.
! T. Eldredge has purchased ihe
resort saloon from II T., Mckinney
the local agent for the Dallas brewery
a reception will be held on next
Monday evening in the pariors ~ the
Southern hotel for the Grant county
school teachers. who are In the city at.
tending the teachers institute. Quite
a number Of invited guests will be-
present The reception will last from
s to 10 y. ~.