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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
ELizABETHToWN.
From the Miner.

From the Miner.
Baron van Zuylen met with a slight
accident. hurting his back In n cave
In In the tunnel where he was work
ing.
The Finch and Baker deal IL report
cd TO bo go. The MissOurians had
% be shown. They came. thoy saw,
they bought Success TO them and
their enterprise.
Rev a. z. Morrison passed through
town the first part Of the week. en-
route for Red River He II expected
10 preach here Sunday and several
times through the week. He IL hne
speaker and his sermons will be en-.
ioyed by all listeners.
Miss Madge Runner and Miss Elva
Stevens drove In from Ration 10 visit
their friend and former schOolmate,
Miss Lula Perry. They are bright,
fascinating young ladies and are
gaining many friends and admirers In
Elizabcthtown.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
POISON PROVES FATAL.
Little Girl Ate Totonies and Died Sal
urday From the Effects.

Little CIR ate Ietontcs ana Dscd sat
urday From the Effects.
After suffering intense pain for sew
oral weeks from the effects OF eating
tctonies, Marie. the 6.yeer-old dRugh.
ter OF Mr. and Mrr. John ]. Tangney,
died az II o'clock Saturday night AZ
the home 81 the arenta No. go South
Edith street II will be remembered
by tine many readers OF this paper that
the little child nte some cotton buds
early In the spring and was so badly
poisoned that littio hopes were enter
tanned for her recovery, but fortunate.
~ change for the better came.
which continued for some weeks,
when Il was thought her constitution
had mastered thu poison. Later on
meningitis DEVELOPED and lts dreaded
work was only a matter ~ few day
when death claimed tho little sufferer
on Saturday night. The body was re.
moved 90 ,ho undertaking pariors OF
A. Borders where II was prepared for
burial Brief funeral services we're
conducted az the Church of lmmacu'
late Conception this morning &C 10
O'Clock by Rev. Father Mandalaria
after which intormeut was given IN
Santa barbara cemetery. A large
number OF symuathiEing friends OF
the family were Ia attendance at the
services.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
cERRILLos.
From the Register

From the Register.
r. n. Mitchell proprietor ~ the
Highland hotCl al albuquerque, came
in for a few days visit with olj
friends.
n. =, Reid Of Albuquerque came IN
the last Of the Wcok and expects Ia
locate here and g. into business with
his brother Ahc Reid. the blacksmith.
The family Of loss Griffith moved
from the south side Of the river and
have taken M their abode In the
rooms AZ che rear Of hIs store build
ing.
win Menik. solicitor and CORE
spondent Cor the Albuquerque citizen
came In last Monday He was &C
cumpanied hy his wife and son, who
came for q visit Ia tho mining camps
Of this district
Thomas brown. president Of the
Smoltor company, and wife and son
have arrived here Mr. Brown rs here
looking af'og the completion 90 The
smelter and nrrauping for a supply o
ore 10 treat when u iB completed, III
expects "a he hero several weeks be-
fore returning tu his home In Frank
lin, Pa.
Miss Ruth Buell. Is now In charg
of the Postal telegraph oGlce here. I
gcaddon, whl has held this position
has been called Co Trinidad. where h
continues tu work for the same con
pany. Miss Buell. 10 one OF the pref
test and anartest young ladies I
Cerrilos and her many friends vii
rejoice 10 hear 81 her good fortune.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
WHITE OAKS.
From the Eagle.

From the Eagle.
There are a thousand hills Of tat
cattle IN Lincoln county. Heavy rains
have fallen during tho past six weeks
making an abundance 81 grass for win.
ter ranges
A. Hansol has returned from Alhu-
Qucrquc and has begun the assess
ment on his various claims. He an
tlcipatcs getting in machinery Tor reg.
ulaT development as soon az Condi.
tions will warrant g.
Chris Wager has sold a quarter In.
terest In his Lone Mountain copper
discovery to local capitalist for a
handsome consideration. White oaks
Is slowly working out her own saliva.
ton and win now add copper 20 her
already profitable yield Of coal and
gold.
r.. q. r. Uobrick and family are
making preparations 10 move Co
Georgia. Mr.. Uobrick has purchased
lands in the old soldiers colony Ia
Georgia. lie has resided IN White
Oaks a great many years and tho
family will leave many friends here
who will be Interested In their future
welfare.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
HlLLssoRo.
From the Advocate.

From the Advocate.
Mrs Grace Ande son ~ Dallas.
Tex. IL visiting her sisters.in-law Mrs.
W. c. Kendall and Miss Emma Ander
son
John y. Collott was In the early
part OF the week. Mr. Collect has just
returned from . three weeks tour
uf Mexico. where he purchased a farm
in the state Of sonora
j. y. COllOrd left for the nurro
mountains. eighteen miles from Sil.
ycr city. whore hc goes 10 put In con.
ceutrator machinery for "a min which
be- viii operate az the sampson mine
J E Coll0rd returned from Palomas
hot springs very much improved ln
health. ile says the building al the
springs is In "a dilapidated condition
50 far this year over 500 people have
visited the springs.
A few days ago Carlos padilla and
others found a cave on the Animaf
of mammoth proportions They ca
plored two or three different chambers
which are beautifully decorated with
atalactltes and stalagmiltoa. They
made the descent by means Of ropes
W the third chamber they explored
they found the partial remains OF
human skeleton, alao some poles
Il n evident that some Inflated pros
pectoF ioat his life % atiemgung "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
A FINE BUILDING.
TIC be Erected Here BY A. J. Maloy
Before the First Of the Year.


Before the First Of the Year.
j. l.. iaDrierc. tho architect in the
Grant building has Just finished the
plans for handsome apartment
building for A. J. Maloy, The house,
which will be- erected on the corner
Of Third street and Lead avenue will
be divided into four apartments, each
consisting of seven large rooms nm.
ishcd In the most modern style. The
building being about sixteen feet back
from the street, viii be OF a Spanish
design. with large hay windows,
porches aud gahled roofs.
stone and brick will compose the
foundation walls. with cement doors
In the cellars. The first floor VIII
have large reception halls, sliding
doors between parlors and dinlns
rooms; glass china closets In dining
rooms and the kitchen TO contain pan
tries. hot and cold water pipes. Each
parlOr will be equipped with an ele
giant mantlepiece Of quarter sawed oah
and French mirror. On the second
floor In each apartment there w.ll be
three commodiOtA bedrooms with batt
and closet rooms attached.
10 ls expected the contract Will b'
let for the building this week an,
when work Is once begun II will b.
pushed with all possible haste. TIT
construction work will require about
/ three months and no doubt the build
/ ing will be turned over 20 tho owne
/ Ia November.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

Saturday afternoon Las Vegas and
vicinity were visited by one OF tho
heaviest thunder storms in recent
years Sixty flashes af lightning came
in less than eight minutes. a mum.
beer ~ houses Ia the city were struck.
but none damaged seriously.
Just as the storm came up a mum.
Der uf froightera were starting on
their usual trips Among them wore
Marguerite Duran OF Chaporitu with
three oihora hauling from Las Vegas
tu Liberty, On the line Of the Rock
Island.
When a mile from tho town he was
struck by lightning ami almost Ia.
atantly killed. ON the seat ~ the
wagon with him was woman and no.
tle child. who were stunned. bat soon
recovered and gave the alarm. Tho
body was claimed by AN uncle. who
lives lu Jas Vegas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
LA eRueEs.

From IONA Ana County Republican,
The infant daughter OF MR.. and
Mrs n ID. bowman has been critically
so. but ~ fecuvering
Tho little i0year.old daughter ~
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fountain died az
their home IN Meallla.
A. v. Rouiller, prominent stock.
man " Parais. n. NJ. was In town on
visit 60 hts klnFman. n Raymond.
Mt ROulllor is one Of the commission.
era OF SOrngro county
w A. Sutherland has a tender Of
clerical position with the state de-
partmont at Washington rs n Spanish
translator and lutcrprt er. Mr..
Sutherland has the matter dndor ad.
viscmpnt and u he concludes 60 &C.
Cept will hand IN his resignation as
instructor in Spanish No the agricuh
tural and mechanical college.
Nasario Lucero. who was 30 badly
mangled last week by n heavily load.
cd wagon passing over his chest, Is
rapidly improving, Little hope was
expressed for him at FIRST, but n rU-
bust constitution has asserted itself
and with 'ha good attention he is re.
coivlng he will probably recover In
due time.
Elario Rand. a young Bcapegrace Of
~ paso wns arrested down there for
disturbing tho peace. While the ar
resting officer was dnckcting him he
took occasion 10 make sneak and "
took two shots TO bring him Co his
senses. RAM " the same fellow who
ran his horse over a Mexican lady at
the picnic here several weeks ago re-.
sulting In lrr death, for which he ~
now out on a 1000 bond.
AZ the election Of teachers for the
las Cruces public schools some
weeks ago the board. as in times past
elected two sisters from the academy
OF visiting teachers out OF corps OF
Ave. by n recent decree promulgated
by the mother superior at LOrotto.
Ky sisters 81 Loretto are not per
mitted TO teach IN the public schools.
and In accordance herewith the sis.
tiers rendered their resignation to the
board a. meeting OF the board this
week Misses Minnie Nowberry and
Lottie Sweet we're elected 10 fll the
vacancies
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
A Minister Good Work.

Il had severe attack OF bilious
collie. got a bottle OF Chamberlain's
Cole Cholera ami DiarrhOea remedy.
took two doses end was entirely cur.
ed, says Rcv. A. a. Power, OF Empo-
ria. Kan. MY nclghbor across tho
street was sick for over week. and
had two or three bottles OF medicine
from the doctor. He used them for
three or four days without roliof. then
called IN another doctor who treated
him for some days and gave him no
relief SO discharged him, | went over
10 see him the next morning. lie said
his bowels were In a terrible iix. that
they had been running on so long that
Z was almost bloody fluX. | asked
him II he had tried Chamberlaln's Col.
ic. Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy
and he said N | went homo and
brought him my bottle and gave him
one dose: told him 90 take another
dose IN fifteen or twenty minutes "
he did not find relief. but he took no
more and was entirely cured. ! think
Il che hest medicine I have ever tried. "
For sale 10y ain druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
AN IMPERIAL DOMAIN.
There Are t5.OOo,oco Acres In the Ros.
well land pistrlet Sub eet 20 Entry.

An idea of the immensely Of the
public domain In New Mexico may BE-
gained from the fact that the public
lands In the Roswell district one al
the four land districts of the terri
tory. cover i5.2S7S0l acres, of which
g.425isS acres are surveyed, b.SG2
3i3 are unsuryeyed ana 32i 9ii acres
have been reserved,
The figures for each county In the
district are as follows. Chaycs coun-
Is. AS2g.l32 acres surveyed; 2l20,.
3b3 unsuryeyed; $3.50 acres reserved.
Eddy county. l77S7Si acres sur
veyed 22b37ii acres unsuryoyed /.
800 acres reserved Guadalupe
county. comprislng only the southern
portion. $3.50 acres surveyed. Lincoln
county. 2Gi3557 acres surveyed
ll0.G10 acres unsurvcyed; t0G.02i
acres reserved. Otero county. 81 SIS
acres surveyed l377 sac acres unsur
yoyed. EOS $40 acres reserved Valen
eta county. comprising only the south
eastern portion 10000 acrea Tho
total area Is equal 90 2i0O square
miles. or more than twice the area o
l the state at Rhode Island and COZ
square miles more than the area o
l Delaware,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
ALBUQUERQUE DOES a. pAso.
Won Sundays Game Before a Large
Grand stand and nioachers.

The ~ paso papers treated the A.
huaurrQur base ball team ANA visitors
boo Rne style and their reports ut The
two games played Boa the Paaa city
we're fair and impartial, The Timra,
Herald and News. the three dailira.
devoted lengthy writoupa 20 the
games.
The following article. however %
taken from the Pass city ludopend-
ent.
owing % the great delay Of the san
"a 30 Saturday the Albuquerque base
ball team asa not reach ~ Paau until
8 o'clock boa tho evening and was
driven tu the Orndorn After "a little
rostup the boys w~ro taken 10 sports
mans park so as % not dlaappuint
the audience that had been waiting
patiently Tor them since O'Clock.
'play" was called by Umpire Ray Pol
lard about :. $50 and the game began
with Sam BrldEers and Charles
krausr ln the points Tor the local
. team and Gross and Mcdonald for tht
visitors
A hyD Inning game was played, Ia
which Albuquerque scored two iu th,
nru aud two lu the third, while kl
Paao was blankbd until the fourth
I when ahe Ftraighteuod herself out and
made four runs. ti,lug the score
I Neither side Tailed ln the NTH an
/ Umpire Pollard called game at th'
ending Of this inning
sundays game waa a spirited con
| test and the locals did not auccuml
until tho last man was out Each aid'
uut up "a strong front and q was any
.nHN'H nnufa un "a the rnltIW nf fn|
sixth inning. The audience WAS large
10th The grandHiAEd and The hleaCher
being occupied almost 10 their fulleH
capacity The threatening weathe
did not dampen interest In the apOf
satisfied with tho run they had O.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
BLEW DOWN THa BARREL.
A Young Man Killed Al the canoneito
Eeaat Yesterday

There was feast at Canoncito. four
miles up Tijeras canyon from Silya's
place, yesterday and the festivities
we're mnrred by an accidental killing.
Among the visitors from tho outside
towns were Carlos Sandoyal ana his
uncle, Juan Nuan6a y Garcia, ana
others from ola Albuquerque.
Carlos was one ~ those progreasiy
youngsters who believed Ia shooting
the bulls eye" with a target gun car
rylng u % nB shot, aud OF course. to
interest his frioadh az the feast. toOt
along with him his target gun.
Fun reigned supreme until about
o'clock yesterday afternoon. when tho
target gun refused % eject a ioade s
cartridge. Carlos got out OF patlenca
and, throwing tack the hammer
blew down the larrol to force out the
0bEtropefOus ca'tridgo. AZ that mo-
ment the hammef few back and thr
cartridge was discharged. sending the
bullet into the throat OF the youag
man. Il II supposed that the small
bullet broke the tack neck bone and
again that Il caused internal hem0rr
I - IA =. No.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
SHOT IN THE HEART.
A Sad Shooting Accident Which Cost
the Life OF a Younq Boy.

a Sad Shooting Accident Which Cost
the Life Of a Young Boy.
Manuel Moutoya. tine 9-yoarold son
uf Damian Montuya. residing near the
old brewery In precinct No. rs Santa
ne. was shot through the heart late
sunday afternoon amt died almost in
Htantly. A party of young people were
shooting NJ "a target with a 22-caiibor
rino when tho target fell over. The
Moutoya boy was about tn pick n NJ
when Miss Juanita Rael accidentally
discharged tho gun mud tho bullet en-.
tered the boy right side aud lodged
in tho bolrt he frll over trying to
grasp Ht u man standing nearby and
was dead. Dr. j 49, Diaz was called
but could do nothing bat state that
death had Unsupd almost Immediately
after the boy was struck with tho hui
lct A coroner Inquest was hold over
the remains. District Attorney y. G.
Abbott directing the investigation
Tho verdict was that the boy came
90 bis death by the accidental dis.
charge ~ a gun iu The hands ~
| Iuauita Ra0l,
The young woman. who i7 3p years
Of age, ls almost frantic with grief.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
A MODEL STORE
What The Citizen pas 20 Say About
"The Phoenix"

Among the many enterprising
movements of our merchants and cit
icons ~ make Of Albuquerque a city
~ progress aud nlnll IN" promise ~
"A metropolis. the we'll known firm ~
IS ilfoh a Go. hny" taken promi
urnt in fact r. leading part The
Phoenix" $3.50 their establishment o.
called. o. now almost completely In
stalled ln the handsome large store.
room az tho corner Of Third street and
Railroad avenue. which has been fitted
up according tu thu latest ideas AMI
in accordance with plans that have
boon carefully designed. The hand.
sumr largo window at Tho corner has
mo- equal in iho city Tor the display ~
goods and ls constantly filled with the
bargains offered by the hrm. taste.
fgliy arranged aui with the choicest
Of designs Boa trimmings the product
OF Frank Fillmore the we'll known OK
pert window trimmer Another win
dow in tho Store frontage allows
secondary display % merchandise
from tho different departments, so
that alI arc given th0ir turn. Tho tn.
terror of tho store baB been arranged
with o. view Of light comfort ana
roomy space. both for tho buying pub
/ NN anu hNN NAlNU NNNNA'H NNN WN'A'
niales and plenty OF shelf and counter
room allow the display OF the carefully
selected stock OF merchandise 90 great
advantage. TIE Hiik and dress goods
counter Ia well 10 the front and In q
/ nne light A feature OF the store IL
I tho pattern department. the irm being
. the local agent Tor the worldwide pop.
ulnr ButtnriCk patterns, The notion
/ department o. complete IN every par
/ tiCuiar and the stock Is kept allied AZ
All times. Readymado dresses, waists
and wraps are given ample space IN
tho center of tho store. The west
eide ~ the store contains large stock
0f mems clothing ana furnishings,
tho shoe department and many minor
stocks that are the best Of their kind.
In addition 20 the nno store, tho M.
tlngR and lighting are noticeable.
Everything is OF the best and latest.
AZ night both gas aud electricity arc
used without stint Az has always
been the case, tho anleBpcOplo Of this
at0ro arc tho best procurable, the kind
that make friends and keep them Tho
nrm, Moasra. 81 llfeid and Bertholi
SPITE. are 30 we'll and iaForahly
SHOWN hero aa successful ana enter'
priaing business men a. tO require a.
special mention. Their business
] speaks f1r them. No mention OF The
phooulx" would be- complete without
. "a reference 90 their wholesale depart
, ment. which h located NJ the large
g warehouse west Of the store. Here q
. carried tho surplus stock and a llnf
q 10 groceries and staple goods fol
their country trade. The business 81
5 Tho Phoenix Us managed from
I c0zy once Ina the rear ~ the mali
Y store. whore an the modern business
I conyonlencea ara grouped carefully %
] Enthor Tho store 10 a beauty, th'
e stock n hrstclass, Success % "ih'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
A FArAL FALL.
Prisoner in Jail Falls From Top Of
Cell House Yesterday.

Prisoner N jail Falls From Top OF
Cell House Yesterday.
Merritt Carter prisoner In the
county jail, who had been incarce-
rated there for about a year owing TO
n serious arrangement OF his mental
faculties, died this morning from in.
iuries sustained IL a fall Sunday aft.
ernoon. He was allowed his liberty
In the corridors Of the fail and like
most other prisoners was fond OF
spending the major portion Of bis
weary hours on the roof OF the cell
house. which stands seven feet above
the cement foor. While moving about
on top he unfortunately made one step
backward and fell with great force 90
the solid cement floor. Fellow prison
ers rushed 20 his side. but he was un.
conscious and could not inform them
OF the extent OF hls injuries. Turnkey
Nicholas Lucero notified sheriff Hub.
bell OF the accident and later Or.
Haynes, the county physician, was
summoned. Upon examination OF the
body tho physician discovered that
the man had received internal In
iuries aud crushed skull
but his condition was such that moth.
Ahb '""'N Ht NNhN W hif' uiui l'llNi
and as n result Carter brcathcd his
last at 40 o'clocE this morning.
An inquest was held by Judge Crol
lott and jury al six members, who's,
verdict was returned In accordance
with the statements as mentioned
above.
The body was prepared for burial
by o. w. strong q Sons and this
afternoon interinent was made Ia
Fairvlew cemetery.
Mr. Carter was a native OF Macon
Mo. having FIRST cav the light of ia,
there about forty years ago. lie wa
employed IN this city at one time bl
w. l.. Trimble 4 Co. Il Is learne,
that his only relative living Is .
brother who IL now a resident Of l.oi
Angeles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
A,,onl,hed 40 rdltor.

Editor .. a. Brown or bonnctih-
willie. s. &. was once immensely sur
prlaod. Through long suffering from
Dyspepala." he writes my wife was
greatly run down She had no
strength or vlgor and suffered great
distress from her stomach. but she
tried Electric Bittors which holpod
her az once. and. after using four bot
ties. she is entirely well, can eat any
thing Its grand tonic. and ~
gentle laxative qualities are splendid
for torpid liyei' For indigestion
Loss OF Appetite, stomach and Liver
troubles It's positive guaranteed
cure. only 90 cents at j. II. Okeil
lg a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
LoRpseURo
From the Liberal

From the Liberal
Colonel NJ. Egan left on the de-
layed train for Santa Fe 10 Gle the
articles OF incorporation papers OF
the I.ordsburg A. llachlta railroad,
r. G.. Belt has sufficiently recovered
from the effects Of his broken leg so
that he nayigatos the street with the
aid ot one Crutch.
John McCabe came in from the
ranch the nrst of the week. lie says
there have been extensive rains in
the Animas. In fact there was so
much water In the valley bee had %
abandon the main travelled road and
drive over the mesa with another
good rain on two the country south
Of here will be- iu better condition
thnn nNnr for rnlllr-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17
Thelr secret IL out.

An sadicville. Ky, was curious 90
learn the cause az the vast improve.
mont tn the health ~ Mrs 8. 4. Whit
takcr. who had for "a long time, en-.
durod untold aunoring from a chronic
bronchial trouble "tt's all due 90 nr
King's Now Discovery writes her
husband "a completely cured her
and also cured our little Grand daugh
tor OF "a severe attack 81 Whooplng
Cough 10 positively cures Coughs,
Colds. la Grippe Bronchitis. all
Throat and Lung troubles. GuarBu
teod bottles 90 cents aud Al Trlal
bottles free at J. H. ORcllly A
Co.'s drug store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-17

n you have baby la the house you
will wish 10 know the best way 20
check any unusual lOOseuoss Of the
bowels. or diarThoea 90 common 10
small children. O =. NJ Holiday. OF
Deming Ind. who has an eleven
months old child says: Through the
months Of June and July our baby was
teething and took running on Of the
bowels and sickness Of the stomach.
Ills bowels would move from nyo to
eight times day. ! had a bottle Of
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and III
arrhaea Remedy In the house and
gavo him four drops Ia a teaspoonful
Of water and he got better az once
For sale by all druggists.