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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

lu th0 day. ufNHrl.HatDI comedy
and impossible drnma 10 ls pleasant %
chronicle tho coming pf q play which
possesses plenty uf pure comedy and
hiss "a plot which ia not alone NATURAL
hut iH artist.otIiy worked ont such
% play iH Princess of Pntchra ." whirn
h1H boon chosen na tho opening bnl
fIr ihU appearance OF tho Rublp Thea.
trc company Monday uight
THIS comedy drama De- 1uo which gu.
p01la tD an CIaasoH Original m suu.
Htrurtlou. it Sos owen human naur..
Tho strength OF pure love trua friend
uIu arl devoted a.lf .arriGou arr a.
truly depicted ora arc the tlsnr emo
uuuB and fIu.tie of humanity.
rHrourEalt nuns "a vein Uf pure com
r1y which isatuna tho whole and
makes DI Princess uf Patches that
Ideal drama which never falls tu
please and De- noyrr forgotten whaI
uurs EDrn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
RubIe Theater company

This excellent organization ~ east.
rrn players numbering fourteen VIII
.'Wmpucr 20 limited engagement re-
Colombo hall un Monday. seuten ber
ih. lts popularity has been earned by
an honest ondcayof 90 r.vo the pub
Doc the bHst obtaiulhly and at modDr
ato price Of admission. The repertoire
consists ut new ana uptD.datp come.
dIus and dramas secured hy thc man
agemDnt un royalt. each ono having
acquired u phenomenal fuoucsF boz
thC east ana north An acting com
muy ha bprn secured which is com
pDtout tI siya perfect presentation
uf them 40 expense has boon sparU.
t1 mako ..nlu ana mechanical effect.
absolutely correct Without aus
doubt This q tho best popular priced
organization ,hat baa ever visited tbIs
part Of the country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
VI 6. n D. coLuMM.

The attempted aEH aaaiuafiun ~ thr
.idDUt bias amazed tha nation hr
'l infamous daring Fh.ip ulI political
partisan auiu.uu.sm merged Doc uu.
common sentiment uf Indignation
against tLn pDrpeiutHr ~ tho er.mr
That fhU pupgia0. should unite Iu n
uuauImuu ey uf condemnation ls NOT
strange 40 utLn recent 1troclty a
without PRECEDENT and every human
Instinct outraged
Iur when "a nHUrahIus. Contsntad
nation .# ...HUatnF lts prosperity
with HuI.ia uH1 rDi0.,Ius such an
rysUf comes with the iissofl 0g 90
thunder bo.t 90 iar tha harmonl,s of
The f. tIytIU
That tna f8starIly attDmpt was NOT
suu Hl.l iua il llr Divine Dirar.
Tor and Ogr Jaw mators are losing ua
t.m" Dol weaving % legal web t0 on.
"nlI" others uf th. Same murdor0us
propaganda
f fH. Imposition that American
Hn i.H receive thrIr fatal urI..
rm .He chief hatchery 0f anarchy +.
NuM If fHu liberal lows 0f This
country Hr rr"8t.r Inducements amt
ourrun.u fa develop their con.
8piuDiea.
1hn most effective means f0r pre-.
yrutinF fhr instruments oi dark
u"s from poisoning iha fountains 90
public opinion Wn0fyfrnm oJf free
people drink and iU protect from dls
aHtrr nHr ship of state Is t1 ieF.alat.
aFsIu.t the sal0ouH
For mo saloon if mo rendezvous
UhtrDIn iholr deadly plots afo con.
cr'fs' sud it is the maldouiug
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

Hon r. A. uubbcll and Edtor Nos
Cor Munt0yp. who wore at Santa Fa
on matters OF interest b,f1rc tho
territorial board OF equalization. ro
turned to the city last ulght and ro
ported that n resolution had been iu
troducod nt the meeting of tho board
tn increase the assessed valuation
uf property iu cities to Do per cont
and in country precincts ln per cent
When the resolution was submitted
and read. Hon. J NJ Snndoval en-.
trroj vigorous protest and made
some hno points Iu his Hlk against
Che adoption OF the resolution
To-day quite n number OF Telegram.
from merchants and citizens Of NlIu
guprgur have been sent to the trrn
turial board OF equalization Santa Fc.
protesting against tbo injustice such
90 resolution would render Goo thc cit
lpa and asking that it ho not passed
u ia the opinion of several we'll
known attorneys that the board would
Do" acting Illegally by adopting the
said resolution
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
STRICKEN WITH APoPLexY.
West j. Kipht, an Old Citizen Of san
Juan. the Victim


Juan. the Victim.
Word was brought O. town about
$3.50 saturday that West J. Kight had
been stricken with apoplDXy while ON
his way to Durango with a load pf
i.Wt and was now lying al the point
ui death ut The home OF S. W Nc
iu.Io Durango
From willard Cox who brought
town the word Wy learn that Mr.
Right aud s. J.. UJrwoul were eating
dinner Friday about scycn milos this
side of Bowman saw mill. when Mr
Eisht complained of feeling ul. ana
arose 20 go towards his wagon. soon
hr began TO staggor aud would have
'ulcn had Mr. HarWOod not caught
him Fortunately about this time
George H. Browne and l. W. panncls
came along ON their way 10 Durnn41
Nr. kight was put in the buggy anH
a wagon shoot wrapped around him
ana Mr. Browne. so he would not fan
out and iu this way was transported
to Durango and placed under doc
tors care. Mr. n8nncls drove 81
kightE team ON 10 Durango
At the time Mr. Cox loft Durango
Mr. kight had partly rcgaincd con
aciuusncss. hut the doctors had Hti,
Iupc OF hlF recovery. Mrs !. "
kight and W. y. KiEht lcft here about
noon Saturday for the sick mans bed
side. hoping Tor tho best
Wuat Eiehi Hs ne was famunrIv
known. is one OF our most highly ro
spcctcd citizens and has q large cir
rle OF friends, who VIII anxious.
await more definite tidings Farming
ton Hustler
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
PENNINGTON.
From tho Hustler.

From the Hustler.
The fruit eyaporator ls drying un
ever 1000 pounds ur fruit per day
Two hundred and ono school child.
rem have been enrolled in this pre-.
cinCt.
John Hunt hrothorlnIaw of George
A Compton who come to Pennington
m0t IAN Tor lung trouble but like
many others came too late died Sat
Irday night al bis residence ON the
mesa surrounded hy his family and "a
brother.
o. ID Comforts prairie schooner sct
sail Tuesday morning for Gallup with
Nrt q. L. Taylor family aud house.
hold ropis aboard MANY were the
wen Wishes offered tho reverend gen.
fiDm1u and hif pstImablc wife on the
owe nf their departure Tor G.f on Cal.
iurnia whore they contemplate locat
Ing
Pursuant to order the nrst board a.
town Trustees were duly elected last
Saturday to serve until the nrst Mon
lHr Zoo April noXt Two tickets wore
Boz ibn Geld, and although any cnnd.
date 0n either ticket would have boen
a credit tO tho town the following
five received tho largest number of
EUtu and were elected A. y DuH
t.u George "A Browne / W Daunalr
D. NJ Pierce e. j Arlington
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
PRELIMINARY TRIAL SGT.
Maggie 90 Have Hearing AZ silver
City on September ~.

Maggie 90 Have a Hearing al silver
CITY on September ~.
Antonio Maggie. who claims to bo
an anarchist lE iu close confinement
/ in Tho Grant county inil at silver
city said Deputy United states
Marshal FnruoU who arrived this
morning from the south
Yesterday afternoon. on tho ad
vice uf the district attorney and AN
Information filed with tho United
states authorities" continued Dpuut,
ForuoN. ~ swore 10 a complaint
charging Antonio MaFglo who was ar
rested ut Santa RITA aud iailod at Sll
yer city with conspiracy 10 murder
The president Of the Untod Statca
Tho preliminary hearing uf the pris
oncr was Immediately set for satur
day September 2l"
Deputy Fornon in his conversation
with the now noted prisoner obtained
ihe Information that Antonio Mugrir
Was born about twouty-fu1r years ar
IN Sicily about forty eight miles from
The city uf Palermo. and fhat De- pamr
to the United states about ton yaar,
ago. following the occupation of
musician and barber About two
years ago. while residing In Kansar
city. whCrc no. has a brother living
Maggie became most ardent auar
chist through the reading uf tho "Cnn
quest Of Bread % Anarchy" and Other
scditlous books. and tho hearing of
Emma Goldman and other anarchists
deliver their rod handed speeches
Maggie Joined the Andrews Opcra
company about this time aud toured
the southwest country M one of the
compauy'a cpruet and mandolin play
crs. being discharged in silver CITY
last February Tor appearing abusive
and threatening toward the manager
He remained IN silver city for a fpW
months, filling the position Of n
saloon musician. and when Santa Ritz
took on boom short time ago Mag
gio showed up In that camp. whore
he had as close friend q woman for
morly of this city Besides "a brother
IN Kansas city be- Acknowledged z,
having brother at Baton Rouge
Miss
What did ne say about the couspIr
acy to WHsRssinnte President McKiu
lcy?' asked the reporter
"lie denies any knowledge az o con
spiracy to murder the president" ro
marked Mr, Furuun "hut said hp wa.
an anarchist and says that cvoryhod,
'f''.h''l f'' fiNN NtNfhN IIIHN NNNf.I lf IiI|
Ing the literature ne has read the ua a
few years. N" also dypirE having
made any Kind Of remark referring
to the fact that President Mckinley
would bc killed, bat there are half u
dozen or more citizens Of silver CITY
who heard him make such predictions
and are willing to au testify itp is %
bttlc biz OF "a fellow. not more than
i've feet four Inches and WsIrhfus
about ITO pouulH. flo o. very Mstidl
GUS as a dresser. smart us whip and
shows la bis conversation that h. ha1
read and fumiliarizod himself on
many important gVcHtluns Hr saws
that he is subscriber to many pub
ucationH treating on anarchy but
owing 90 hls rowing around has failed
90 get bic mail regularly"
Today United Stutos Marshal For
akor tplcgraphod 90 shorIH Goodru no
silver city 90 lDt uO one talk to thc
prisoner and t1 tDrp him u close
confinement until his pr.lImuar5
hearing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

follows. excepting Otcro and Cuada
lupo counties. which have not set ro
ported Tor th.s year and tine new tpun
tics of Mckinley and Luna. which
mako thOir OrFt assessment returns
Eight counties show actual gainI
while ono. Grant county. shows % tpI
ativo goin Ed1y county leads with e
gain ~ $500 HiG. then comes ChnNaa
county with q rau of SI31557. San
Miguel gain of f1lTl6i. Valencia.
S2i2 500. Lincoln 3iG2OD, CulfaK
F3lut2 san Juan fid.uUa santa Ft
f6.Sa5 Nine counties show losses. 1s
follows Mora. s1Nlu. Union. 500.
GG705. Sierra. S7s.7t2.i5: Rio Arriba
Xil 800, SOcurro. f21i7lG. Donn Ana
s2gOglG: Taos. s3SG.ss5: Grant. sass.
73295 Bonallllo. fiV7i6tg. This
shows gains uf s3.75i 22G g5 and LOSSES
~ s3.5NInG116. showing net gain
for % counties ont of the 2i since last
year Of SlGi. 1880 in the assessed val
uatIon This will bo considerably ir.
creased. 10 iH believed. hy tho ASSESS.
m.nts " Otofu ald Guadalupe couu
ties, probably bringing the total as.
lossmont of tho territory up tn almost
S3lO01uNo against SlG3Gi 7Gl1G last
yoar
Taking the figures ~ thr last conau.
the pcr capita assessment nf each
county including the railroad aHspss
mont Us as follows. Chny,a R.tl non
head; Luna s5l4, Eddy 5IH. sierra
Stti. Union Su3. Grant sam. col
laN. 500, Mckinley $3.50. Lincoln
t2li; D1na Ana SlgS. Guadalupe
flhi luet vo8rls san Miguel glTH.
a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
NEW MEXICO TOWNS.
Santa Fe, Las Vegas, Farmiagton
and AIamagordo.
SH0pT INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.
sANrA &c

From tho Now Mexican.
Rev ~ Hayes Moore ha. returned
from u trip to Denver
Mrs o. D. Sidoboitom is recotpru
uICcIy from un attack of paralysis
ulou2o p. NoNill,n ut Nlbuquafpu.
was boz thU capital uu business.
o.. g.. Mrdler OF Albuquerque was
.u thp gty Uu legal business
Mr. amt Mrs W ~ Rogers aud
daughter of tcuillos are visitors u
santa Fe
A. bIgnao returned from Socorro.
NbDr" DO" did con siderable frIHrn
Wlrt Tor The New Mexico school ui
mines
Nu E Kuham and Miss Julia ~
NU Forest OF New York prominent boo
the theatrical world. Ioft for the crst
fit.r spending a fow days In this
city.
Nr aud Mrs W. ". Jack of Silver
tlU spent 10 Ily boo tho cts uu i.n
Cor Union county. whore they viii rc.
main q month ur six weeks ON air
Jacks ranches near Folsom
Hon. Frank A. Usbtall. county
rhoo' superintendent of Kernel u0
county aud chairman NJ tho rpuuhlI
can territorial central committee. BE- m
thr capital from Albuquerque ru
official business
Noator Muutoya Cf Albuquerque.
editor Of Ia Bandoa Americana. an
influential spanish paper. and also
deputy assessor OF Bornalillo county
arrived in the capital ON business De-
fore the territorial board Of cqualiza.
tiou
James MCCabc. well known Young
business man OF this city. was mar
ri,d at 1880 o'clock Wednesday fore.
noon nt tho cathedral Co Miss Minerva
Roach 0t Minneapolis. MINI. who az.
rived Tuesday evening Vicar Gen.
oul Anthony Furchegu was the unicin.
ting prolHtr. Hon ~ Vaughn. ter.
flturlal treasurer was the best man
and Mrs G. y Dudrow attended the
bride
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
Rev. THoMES HARwoop
one South--htterded Funerals a,
Peraita and This CITY

cone South--htterded Funerals at
Peraita and This City.
Rev Thomas Harwood loft last
I'd ht for southern itinerary. whore
b" VIII uD gone for several wcoks
Hp spent last Sunday az Pcralta
l' was called down 40 visit au agnI
.ck man. jose Rafael MrabW. re
cached Pvraita in tima 90 administ
.HH lord b supper to the aged Chris.
100 veteran. Mr. Mr1gal died sun.
lE night at S O'Clock. aged S3 years
aF.ng @ wife aud quite q number at
rOwn up children and large nun.
|Dr of grandchildren Ur was buried
20 Poralta Monday as 2.3U D. en-.
'hi.o OF bis suurIuluw an preachers.
rn there. Rows. Ez.Ml Chavez san.
aEp Chavez and r.. g. Salag1
These with the pastor ANA Mr.. Har
wood and others. held q prayer meet
ur lu the church The special uh.
.ct uf which wU4 tn pray for tnu
recovery of Pre- ilUut Mckinley. o..
1Ns 10 was realIN touching tn hrar
fho prayers Boo Spanish of these simple
hearted pUuulo n thp president could
have heard tbom ami understood the
spanish It would have pleased him
very much
kry liarwOn1. with Mr. Bunker. o.
istDi Zoo the funeral services ~ Mile.
Pntshall yesterday which was
larEgly attended
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

Tx sheriff Jose q. Montana has
opened butcher shop near his resi-
lcnco uu the west side.
o. Is BENEDICT. who was "a printer
In thi. office some years ago. .s now
publisher 0l tho News at Hobart. o
"a.
Prof D. AluN. Edwards Of tho
Washington. D. G.. school uf oorro.
spundancD who has been 900 with
pneumonia M the sauitarium Is con.
'aIrscout and viii soon be- himself
again
Sorapio Romero is expected to re-.
turn from Kansas city with cprload
uf hur horses which he viii place on
the stage line Of EugoniU Romero and
Nargarito Romero
Nathan Jana of Roswell has sent to
fhu normal university specimen OF
lh" rhiupcorus beetle dyunatos tityus.
collected iu Lincoln county. This a
uHr of the largp8t beetles aud has
iWu enormous horne projecting in
front 70 WIFI shortly be- exhibited In
Iu. of the wall cascs in the normal.
Upon his passage through the city
for Santa lfc. Ogden S. Fethcrs. Ru.
prom" chancellor Knights of Pythias.
viii hc met at the depot by i've Nom
hers M the civic society in this city
no the persons uf T.. B McNair C. D.
Perry % g. Schncfor. NJ W and E
J.. Browne whose combined weight o.
over half ton. lt'a "a hrayy dploEa
ton, outside OF its pyoirdupoIs. too.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
Mas.abse Laale. EntsrlnLn.

The Ladies of tno Maccahoes held
O. 300 ting net u'sbt AND as there was
ul business to Ua disposed of tho
session 'u#t.I mt % short time Auur
adjnHuiur lt was soon made npparou.
That the ladies had something ON tho
uT.H. which accounted tur tho mI
1saH meeting terminating so speedily.
N number az guests wore present and
thD han was spoeiiy cleared uf niI
uuyahl" furniture and decorated with
roumur or various Colorcd ribbons.
arranged in such "a manner al 90 imI
tate am Immense spider web cross
sections and am Tho assembled
guests Woro placed Zoo tho maze ar
rnnEDmcnt and tho fIu BEGAN Au.r
aIl had followed thn intricate winding
cf the ribbon woh and worked their
way uat tho maze was replaced fl
card tables and other games tb. com
uHur generally having good umo
Dancing WHs Alto udulead boz AND o.
delicious supper served The IaIIa.
uf the h. ah. are good entertain
0rF aud to attend ono of the.r en
iuyahlo anairs is to live ln auUr.ul
tion of their next
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
I'M AnvERrIsINa cAR-

TILE ADVERTISING CAR
The management of the twenty nrs,
annual Territorial fair to be- held 10
Albuquerque from October Do 90 30
.nclugiEc E making the effort ul their
lives tU mako this event eclipse and
urpasa all previous fnir8 held Ina New
Mexico. They have adopted circus
uDthulH of advertising and q special
car handsomely decorated with
traamcrs ami autographs. containing
% full corps of hillp1sturE. arrived horD
.uFt evening and has posted and billed
the town.
Tho races viii undoubtedly uc the
best ever Witnessed ln the suuihWest.
.h. halfmilg level track in the su
uIh of the city bel in perfect cundi
'1n and galiopDu and harness horses
.n daily exercising ON 10. The grand
ianI ls lutEo aud commodious. with
10 Honting capacity OF 5000 and is sur.
rounded by nice shade trees aud
green uuss. thereby making IL very
pleasant aud cool place
ono thousand dollars is q good
round sum for The hret prize In the
base ban tournament and StOO for
econl prize is not to be- sncczpd at.
and 30 Viii briuE to tho territory the
'lo'cr'.t ana fastest ball pla crs iu
thD business.
The ropIng contest will Zoe stirring.
% handsome purse of 1925 having been
Iuorpd The Mexico yaquoros with
le picturesque costumes fancy sad
ICES and hrldlcs ana sklluur trained
MUSTANGS will Bee ou hand 90 compete
With those from Texas New McXlc
lud Arizona.
~ over there was % time when New
MuNiDu should mako O superb exhibit
Ii tho IUtulu resource. OF tho terri
u.N that time viii bc at tho fair this
IlL when number OF national con
Hsamon and senators will hp pres
Jll The men who can see the min
.n uuI agricultural ami other rp
uurcDs of New MDNlou Httlurly and
Justly presented must become strong
hampi1ns ut tho tcuitorys claim
Dew Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
COUNTY AssG5smenr ROLLS.
The Showing Made By Several Of the
Southern Counties.

'.NNHNNNH"N HNNN.NH Z
sierra county shows an oHHeH.naut
uf gl357i31 49, from which arn ds
IurtDi $50 500 exemptions leaving q
taxable assessment az ft.HNGS2l a
ln.s of S1l5i3 since 1900 There arc
asa acres of agricultural land In f0r
county valued at sl2S2G ud im
pruYomcnts thereon valued 90 en- 40G
+tllOi ur 'uH OF pastoral land valued
az $e4as and Improvement thereon
valued ~ Biis23i i,l16 city lots Y1l
und a. sA2ubj; four toll roads $3.50:
l-l miles uf telegraph. 81 9gs. four
Irritation diichos. 500. reservoirs.
fa1n, % miles of standard gauge rail-.
road. s'lii55, surface Improvement
of miuDf flS.61. not product of
uInna. f-tn12 saw ana -four mIIif
$3.50, notes and book accounts b.
Hf1t rfDrw engines. g'S6, Gkl3
horses t. ass. 800 muloH g2eE0.
3s 500 cattle 3l2725l, lOgig sheep.
fl32st. ffHl goats. tl92s2. POS
swine. $500 t7 hurros. 5000. iC5 y..
hIeloH tlDlrl. 2lG sowing machiu
$3.50; saddle. ffiIst morchnnd
f3s7tfi farming implements. $500.
fixtures $3.50. money fl02I-.
bonds $500. watches 9iCss. b00t
gi.Ss0. .cwrIr alRi. musical inst
ments g2ltis. h.ug0hOld luruitI e.
si732p; shares M stock 'n banks A
corporations. $4,000 hay l2i lm
b'r 1900. 1aI carppu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

September 70 is tho lC62d Hebrew
H.u Eu1r rs commence uu the cy,
. tlo thirteenth The day Uf atone
mont occurs September ~
vs. H. Gryor and wife of DDmng
Nhp Wore in Santa Fp tho past Few
't. having business before the tor
Itu.al board uf equalization have rc
turned Co th.ir L1mo at u,minE
ELIAS Garcia. senior uf tho cheer
and wool buying nrm of ELIAS Gar
IH d. Go un Wost Railroad avenue
tas O. V.tthuuui passenger last night
whore hc goes tu r,g.iy" q hig lock Of
sbyop
superintendent Ross OF the prCsb.
"rlau mission school opened his
UhHHl yesterday with furtynye
rhoiaw quite ana increase over open
Jg day of last year Tho suprriutcud.
.Ut expects to increase the enroll
w.nt iu q very short timo.
Prof John q. owen. who laid aside
Jhuul room duties aud became inter
n-tvl iu miniug and also nfo insur
uDr. has returned Co the city from
'yuuH l'auia, whore hr has hccn in
Tust.4r capitalists 90 move on 60
HaHi N,N MgNiC1.
The Wlusluw Mail SAYS Miss
Brewer OF Albuqu. who has broo
.ugasod 90 teach the present term of
Iu public ohuul arrived uu so Z
Unlay morning last She is very
pleasant young lady and comes we'll
recommended Hs teacher"
Noa and Louis llfeld. Who are now
among tho extensive Hhaop ralscrs
of central Sew Mexico. r,tar',oj last
u.ght from their ranges in tuis county
They report plenty uf good rains and
huo grass and state positively THAI
tbD hpup uHypr were ln better con
diUHu than now
~ D. stevens has received iufOrma
tluu that hia daughter. Mrs mabel
iiWur sailed tnia morning from Eng
land fur the United States and will un.
luuntudly arrive iu Albuquerque lon
t.w wrUks The lady has hccn study
ug music under famous German
teachers ut Berlin
short timc ago The Citizen aa
nuuuyrd tho departure of Fred n. Cot
ION for Colorado Springs to take "a po.
.,tluu as private operator tu W. g.
OTIS a Co. last might Mrs Cotton
and children lcfi for Colorado Spring
which city iu tho future will Doc tho
home anl headquarters for the Cotton
family.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
ALAmoooRpo


IINiN iht AdFrrt anT.
Mrs J ~ Laurie and daughtos
Miss olive who have boen ON "a visit
tu relatives and friends Ca petfola
CuE1dn returned home
J u Nulnu was arrested az Cloud
croft hy Constable lill on Is warrant
sworn nuf b" W W.. B Uragkon
charging him with jumping a boarl
NIl Ho was Hnod f2i ami costs.
Ou Thursday County suporintenI
emo EdunFt1n appointed William
Ehha to GIi the vacancy In tho school
board 90 district $50 caused hy the
removal of Colonel Lewis from Ala
mururiu
John 81 Wyatt cashier at tho First
National bans. left f0r vacation trlp
over the line of the extension He
0ill hc absent about two weeks a.
% Thomas will take Mr Wyatt'H place
az the hnuk during hIa absence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
A Report d KillIno.

A Mr. Smith from bland. arrlyof
HDrD last night and hg reports that
Just before leaving Bland ycstcrtnr
hr news came lu that CharIoa Jones
pmorly of this ..ty and Bland. now
100 ,ho saloon business at santa ROSA
IHl boon hot aud hiiiDi byhia partner
g. Wallace a reporter of this p1
'"r called on Mra Jones az her resi-.
.uuD On West II.cUaa avenue. but
Doc lady up 90 pross hour this after.
a"u. had received ul upWs confirm
Hr or denying tho report
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
THE TERRITORIAL FAIR.
The Fair Next Month--Advertis
Car az Santa Re.

ON tho fifteenth Of next month tho
annual Territorial fair viii be- opened
in Albuquerque. N. ~ Tho FIRST OF
those fairs was held ,u the autumn
of 1851 and since then they have
grown In importance and interest so
that now the Albuquerque fair is tho
chief annual exposition In that part
uf the southwest
The exhibits are chiefly from New
Mexico and Arizona They embrace
a great variety aud they have proved
90 be an excellent means of adycrtls.
ing the resources of the two tori
tories There is usually "a large al
tendance nnd men desiring o. meet in
a pleasant ana convenient way q large
number of people living In dinoroni
parts OF the southwest can find uO
better opportunity than that pre-
soutod hy the Albuquerque fair.
Colorado has not been as we'll rep