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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
sANDIA MoUSFAINs.
what IL GoinE On Ia the District Rast of
Thia city.

what IL Going On Ia the Distrlot Rast Of
Thia city,
Snow has fallen again since wrote
you from these diggings last, but work
has been continued on most OF the
mines, T. II, Van Horn has gone 10
Denver 20 close out deal with capital
lists there who will buy an interest in
his three mining claims aud put In a
mill ~ once.
l. X. Knol,on Is doing some rapid
work on his property. Ia twenty shifts
he cut distance Of sixteen feet. The
tunnel Is being run on the vein and Is
showing good values.
The ownera Of the "Maceo" are doing
some dead work on their tunnel 70 run
II into pay ore that has already been
found, 10 order 10 cheaper the expense
OF hOisting the ore 10 the surface.
The survey Of the Santa Ne, Albu-
Querque q Pacific railroad which Is
now In progress, has stimulated pros
pectorsi IN the Sandia mountains and al
most every day new faces are being met
with, however, the deep snow high up
la the mountains will preclude much
exploration for a week or more.
There are thousands OF acres OF un.
explored territory Ia these mountains
that are waiting the man with a pick,
pluck, push and ability 10 punoture the
mountain for the rich copper, gold, sill
yer and lead treasures hidden beneath
the service.
The Barnar mill, la Cuchillo canyon,
Is again at york and barring accidents,
Il has enough concrete gravel % run on
indefinitely.
The shelter az AlgodOnes Il Ia the
preparatory state aud with the coming
Of warmer weather will be pushed 70
rapid completion. SANDIA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
TERRITORIAL NEWS.


Prom The Chisftaln.
G.. l.. Herrick, Of Albuquerque. ard
Mr.. and Mrs. &. =. McCabe. ~ Datil,
we're among the guests At the Windsor
Saturday
Charlie, the young son OF MIR. aud
Mrs. Charles Sperling, had the misfor-
tune 10 have one Of his feet badly In
iured under the wheel OF moving
wagon.
A. l.. Hester writes that he has quit
The hotel business aud accepted a posi-
lion al the Grand Ledge concentratOr
IN the Kelly camp. Mr., Hester also
writes that he has been In very poor
health bat II now much improved
The engine attached to the SOUTH
bound train Saturday morning VIA dis.
allied ON reaching the station. The
Magdalena engine pulled the train %
san Marcial and then returned and
nude lie regular trip 20 Magdalena,
leaving Socorro NJ 10 o'clock.
Mrs. james Baldwin and mother,
Mrs. Hillyard, arrived Ia town from NJ
l'aso aud left on the Magdalcna train
FOR Datil. The ladies reported that a,
Itincon they left all their baggage In
charge Of the station agent aud that
when they called for IL every piece had
been stolen. As they had no checks
the chances are very few that they will
over recover the Lost property.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
TREACHEROUS GALlSTEO.

Superintendent 9. ]. Crandall. OF the
government Indian school az the terri
torial capital. has returned to santa Re
from trip 10 the pueblo OF santo Do
mlngo. where. with Division superin-
tendent j. u. Hurley. he concluded ne
gotiRtionS permitting the Santa ~ rail-
road company TO change It's tracks
some distance northeast OF their pres
ent tracks over the Santo Domingo
pueblo lands. by running over the
sandhills the railroad company will
avoid crossing the Galisteo river twice
The Indians receive $3.50 Tor the privi-
icge IN addition 20 the right 10 reoc-
cupy the ground occupied by The aban-
doned tracks. The work OF construct
Ing the new tracks will commence on
Feb. !. This change viii add about y
mile Ia the length Of tho track. but q
will avoid the treaeherous Galisteo
river Last summer the two bridges
over the river were swept away. a.
though the best engineers had been
employed to build them. and over $780,
900 was expended In their construction.
Piles had been driven 40 feet deep be-
meath the river bed. on these had been
built foundation % concrete, on this
abutments OF cut stone. upon which
rested the massive iron piers and
trusses OF the bridge Yet when the
Hood came down the river the piles
were brought TO the surface some dis
lance below the bridge. which was
swept into the river and broken into
small pieces. 80 that II looked like a
wooden structure that had been de-
stroyed by a hurricane. Men at present
are at work digging the pieces OF The
bridge out Of the quioksands OF the
river. The railroad company for that
reason decided TO 20 around the Calls
teo at these two points near Thorn
ton. and thus avoid the cost and dan
ger OF crossing the river where 81 seems
impossible 20 build bridges 10 VITA
stand the force Of the annual floods and
10 secure a Arm foundation beneath tn"
qulciesands
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
HANDsoMs sew BUILDING.


IN Course 81 Construction by the Firn %
.. Korber a Co.
The construction work on the new
brick building ~ j. Korber a CO., a.
the corner ot north First street and
Copper avenue II being pushed with a.
great rapidiiy ns possible, Messrs.
Cooper q McAtee, who have the CON
t,act for the brick work, are employ
ing a. many mechanics AZ the room
win warrant, and upon completion OF
their labors the finishing touches Of the
carpenters and painters will be applied
In short order. The hrst iiO0r Of the
new building will be occupied a. har-
ness and saddlery repository, while the
second story will contain a fne display
Of carriages wagons, etc. The floor
dimensions Of the structure are 50xlJ5
feet and the main entrance will be on
north First street. According 20 the
blue prints the exterior will present an
appearance very much similar 10 that
~ the Urunsfcld Bros. handsome
wholesale store building on Cold
avenue.
The firm OF j. Korber & Co. h com.
posed Of popular aud energetic business
men. who are ever alert To tho best IN.
terests Of the city, aud are striving In
every way possible 10 promote and con-
tribute 10 the upbullding Of the great
metropolis Of the territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
RAILROAD MEETING.
Commercial Club Meets and Con-
siden important Proposition.
ROCK ISLAND CONTRACTOR HERE.

a very interesting meeting was held
by tho representative business men Of
the city In the rooms of the CONNER
olai club last evening. The principal
object Of the gathering was ~ consider
the proposition which had been made
by the directors II the Santa Pc, Albu.
Querque n Pacific Railroad company
The company asks that the citizens
purchase $4,000 worth ~ stocks; one
half Of the amount 10 be paid when the
road u completed 10 this city, and the
balance when the extension Il made 20
the Rock Island road, a committee
consisting Of Mayor Marion, T.. y.
slower, g. r. Myers, II. -. Ferguson,
Noa HELD and Attorney Clancy was APP
pointed 90 investigate tbs matter and .u
report ~ meeting 70 be held next
Saturday night
Considerable discussion was had upon
the proposition, and the majority of
opinions expressed were very cncouTHg-
ing 10 the managers Of the new rail-
road company.
ROCK ISLAND RUMORs.
When the passenger train from the
south pulled up Ia the depot this morn
ing a prominent member ~ a big con-
tractsng firm Of Colorado Springs
stepped down fnom the coach aud pro-
ceeded to she business Office Of W. J..
Trimble & Co. He stated that his firm
had a contract for grading u l0o-milo
stretch Of roadbed from PinOs Wells 10
"a point on the proposed route Of the
new ROck Island extension Ia southern
New Mexico. Several car loads Of
sC'Rpers, horses and camping equip
age are TO Toe shipped from Colorado lH
few days. The r'ntleman was in-
formed of several watering places on
the route 10 Pinos Wells after leaving
this city, aud that there were many
gentlemen here whose services as over
land guides could be secured. He said
II such was possible he would direct his
company 10 unload the paraphernalia az
this point aud start for the scene OF
operation az an early date. II Is also
positively known that he is figuring on
hiring his men No this place, aud Ia ali
probability he will want about $50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26

The citizen Is In receipt OF a letter
OF Inquiry from J. j. 0Ryer. OF spen-
cerville. Ohio. who Ia DESTROYS OF learn
ing the whereabouts OF one J. Michael
Beck, a native OF Wurtenburg. Ger
many. The letter reads In part as fol-
lows; Mr. Beck was born Ia iS1i and
az the age OF Is years arrived In New
York, later euilstlnE In the Mexican
war No direct information was ever
learned OF Beck. excepting that he re-
sided somewhere near this city. n hls
sister In Ohio and one In Indiana.
who are anxious 90 locate him. either
dad or alive, An estate IN Germany
has been left 90 the wanderer. and
anyone knowing the whereabouts ~ him
should address Mr. aaysr ~ spsneer-
VILE. Ohio.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
TerrllarlnI spprrm. Court.

IN the territorial supreme court yes
ierday afternoon. the case os the
United states ~ America. plaintln IN
error. vs.. tfhe Denver 4 RIO GFande
railroad company. defendant Ia error.
error from santa ne county, was ar
Eued This 10 u timber depreciation
case
The case Of james J. Hagerman, APP
peliant. va the Territory OF New Mex
500. Appellee, was submitted on briefs
The case Of Frank Genost. appellee.
W. The Las Vegas Masonic Building
association et al. appellants an appeal
from the district court OF San Miguel
county was argued and submitted.
The case % Nloanor Herrera. appel
liant W, HE Territory % New Mexico,
appellee. appeal from the district court
- san Miguel county. pending on mo-
tson 20 btrike out I'LL 90 exception was
argued ana submitted.
An the pudges u the supreme court
are ia Santa Re and sitting except IN
eases from their respective districts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26

that a man must be afraid 20 take pub'
lic once lest the reputation be has
labored throughout hls life 20 establish
be blackened and handed down ~ eu0-
ceeding generations smirchod with
falsehOod and Islander. Succeeding
generations DO not know the petty
foundation Oh which such slanderous
attacks are bottomed, but the SANDERS
are handed down 10 them In undylng
black and white.
~ recommend In my forthcoming
message that Law be passed making ID
obligatory on grand juries TO invostl.
gate carefully al charges against on
sials presented in newspapers. II NE
charges are we'll founded, measures are
70 b. taken for the impeachment ana
punishment Vt the ofYioial. n the charge
prove untrue, the person making them
or the editor responsible for their pub
LEGATION shall be sent 20 the peniten.
tiary for n term not 70 sxcssd nfty
years
~ would make n capital oifonso IL
! had my way, and let the sheriff take
the guilty man out and shoot him.
~ do not mean that the freedom Of
speech and Of the press shall bee inter
icrred WITH Newspapers have a right
~ ~ ANANtH' NNANAAA"f NMt wv NNNNNA NtAMN
these journalistic outlaws shall be put
under restraint AT present there IL
no way Of reaching those sort Of cattle
except with a club.
~ believe the citizens of the state
want such law because believe they
de- not sanction such wanton destruc-
ton Of regulations The law will be
fair to both parties. n the grand jury
finds that the newspaper a. right, the
newspaper Will be- entitled 20 the plhud-
is Of the people. II IL finds the con.
trary, punishment should follow the at
tempt to rob an Official Of the respect 0f
the people.
~ 20 out from the governnrship with
scarcely enough friends 10 bury me-
continued Governor stephens Gov
ern0rs always make enemies The
provision in the constitution prOhibit-
ing a governor from succeeding him-
self Il not needed. lie could not do 30
physically or politically IL he wished"
II 4 noticed that number OF our
residents are having their trees ana
lawns wAtered daily. Even at this
season OF the year the vegetation can
not be nes lected. and as the weather IL
90 d. tt u necessary that a little
sprlnklins each day be done in order 10
preserve them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
Makes Hair
Grow

Perhaps your mother had
thin hair, but that is no reason
why you must go through life
with half-starved 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 aad
glossy.
Ayers Hair Vigor always
restores color to gray hair; Il
keeps the scalp clean and
healthy, and stops falling of
the hair.
oas aoiIaF = bottle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26

iook Report has n that ths M1nts
Christie company Will soon resume op-
Grafton.
The Baird company with ~. W.
Woodwork as general manager are
ready 10 DOMINANCE operations with
their new mill. whluh 10 a perfect piece
% WORK built and completed w Nj.
Woodwork. with many millions Of tons
o. cement bearing gold at hand ready
Tor milling with its thirty stamps.
Considerable assessments have besn
done Of late
The Industrial Placer company ex.
poet soon 20 resume operations In their
grounds. Mr. Mayo u expecting 20 put
on several more mon on one OF his
properties aooh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
rARnINOroN.
From Fsrmlnatnn Time.

From Pennington Times
The odd Fellows are about 10 organ.
We a lodge IN Pennington. They are
sending Tor their charter and expect 10
occupy the Masonic hall for their meet
ings. This will be quite an addition "a
Farmington's attractions.
The Echo ditch people are repairing
their ditch and cniarRing IL 20 a carry
ing capacity Of 400 inches. This Il
one OF The most Important bitches In
the county, a. Il irrigates the whole Of
the fine body ~ land between the two
rivers, from above Mcliae's ranch to
the point.
Last sunday night Mrs. Games, Of
Pagosa Junction, who had an attack ~
neuralgia Of the heart, evidently died
and was cold for nearly two hours.
They were making preparations ~ lay
her out when she came 20 life and asked
for something to eat The latest re-
port Is that she Is doing nicely.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26

AZ about o'clock this afternoon the
single driving horse Of Mrs. Ira Hen
~. which was attached 20 a light road
wagon, became frightened on West
Copper avenue and started al a break
neck speed down the th0roughfare The
occupant of the vehicle, Mrs Henry,
vas thrown out pad sustained serious
injuries Of the knee and foot She was
picked up In front 81 sheriff iiubbells
residence and removed 20 the drug
store OF w. Y Walton. where medical
ana surgical attention was rendered by
Or. wroth. The Injured lady vas TAX
en- 20 her raRchhome short distance
northwest % town
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
AUTOMATIC SWITCH LOCK.
A New ContFiyaacu Invented by santa Pe
Men

T., $. CaHerty, roadmAster for the
santa Fe eastern division. and William
Knox, q Santa Ne section forman az
Leayenworth, haze Just been granted
a patent ON contrivance that viii
probably make their rich. The device
Is called the 'levcr safety switch lock, -
and Is the result Of three years study
on the part " Mr.. Catferty aud Mr.
Knox. The continuance Is simply an
ordinary switch stand with an auto
matte lock la the handle. This does
away with the old time paddock which
N noted for It's Inconvenience. The
new safety lock Is unlocked with au
ordinary key and may be left 10 while
a train Is switching. After that the
handle can be pressed into the slot aud
the switch il locked. The gentlemen
say they experienced not the least
trouble In obtaining a patent, because
nothing Of the kind had been invented
before. II is probable that railroads
will adopt IL, and II 10 the inventors
will be well rewarded for their years
Of study u will be shown 70 the Santa
Fe officials and lts adoption urged 81
once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26

CDR. Wood has returned from a pro-
fessinnal trip 70 luni aud IRguna, He
reports considerable sickness at the
former place, chiefly grip and pnou-
monia.
Miss NJ, n, Dissette, supervising day
school teacher left this morning on a
&p " San Fehps. she sKpests ~ be
absent several days
Mrs. LaWry and Mr.. Lee, who have
bssn suffering from the Strip, are con.
sRisacenL
A 0OOkinR olass has been organlssd
under the able direction OF Miss Lila.
t,eth Young, teacher II that depart.
mVnt. The girls ara making great
progress aud will soon have q store Of
useful knowledge for future use.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26

This morning az 7.aO o'clock In Os-
wego, \. r.. Scott knight. OF Albu-
querque. led TO the hymenal altar,
MlsF Anna Price. popular ana accom-
plished young lady. Co 81 Paurs
church. whore they were united in the
sacred bonds Of wedlock Il is expect
ed the happy couple viii arrive in this
city next Saturday evening
The many friends 81 the groom here
this morning sent the following mes
sage 90 him;
Albuquerque ~ a.. Jan, a.
Scott knight. Oswego. y. Y.--Accept
sincere congratulations. May your
troubles be- only little ones,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26


ilrdsall' local manager OF the
Union Telegraph company AZ
has been chosen secr~tary OF
o. " lodgr, In p.a,s OF the
Fleek. who was q charter
the lodge OF frlen hip, loye
In this city,
'1orod that Miss Louisa Barm.
santa re, . winpome young
attended school IN this city
was recently married 20 :
ae name OF Hartman az Cot
tnss, the happy couple pass.
fh Las Vegas the other even
r. return 81 Rev. w. J. IA
rom Denver. Rev. I'r. r.
'ili return 70 Georgetown, d.
sumo his studies 10 toe Cath,
'rsity In that city. Upon
! he will return 10 New Mex.
signed territory, and re-entsr
discharge OF clerical duties.
N Mexico commissioners 10
lmerlcan exposition az Bufra-
aeasrs, p. A. AfanEanares ana
soss, VIII buston-hole mem
= legislature IN Santa Re on
|uat In the endeavor 10 have
ipropriatiou set aslds Tor an
N this territory al the great
tial gathering.
ihs iieerallly % npmpsr af
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
RESOLUTION OF RESPECT.
In Memory of the Late Henry o.. Warren,
of AIbnanernna

The New Mexico Bar association. al
recent meeting, adopted the follow
ing resolutions upon the death Of
Henry l.. Warren late Of Aibuquer-
que, who for many years was mem.
Der OF the bar Of the territory and OF
the association:
Whereas, death has again entered
our association and taken from us a
charter member Of this association, one
OF the ablest and best beloved Of our
members, Judge Henry J.. Warren:
and
Whereas, in recognition Of our great
loss, and as some slight iriJuie 20 his
memory, be IL
Resolved, by the New Mexico Bar
association, that our deceased brother.
Judge Henry l.. Warren, during the
long years we have been intimately as.
ISOLATED with him Ia the practice Of the
law IA this territory, has ever com
mauded our admiration, respect aud
friendship by his unswerving honesty
and integrity Of act and purpose as a
lawyer and man, by his great learn.
ing ana ability In his chosen profession
and by those kindly, sympathetic qua,
titles OF mind and heart which SO con.
stantiy controlled all his personal rcla-
tions with his fcllowmon.
Resolved, That Wc tender Ia the
relatives 81 the deceased our heartfelt
sympathy In their bereavement, and
that true copy ~ this resolution be-
transmitted by the secretary, undnr
the seal 81 this association. 10 the son,
granddaughter und brother of the de-
ceased, and the same to boz printed In
our inmates.
EumNE a. HIsKE.
a. a. FHEEMAN,
u. rs. FERGUSON,
A. a. JoNEs,
EDWARD l. HARTLETT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
MORE PROGRAMS TURNED BOWS.
nnsiRsss Men Combine and Adept Reseiu-
lions Discournginn schemes.

nnsiasss Men Combine aud Adept Resolu.
lions Discouraging schemes.
The merchants board OF trade. Of
Salem, ohio. has among tie rules one
that commits us members against all
forms Of fake advertising. This body
has recently caused to be published an
advertisement IN the Daily News. OF
that city. IN which the merchants say
that a great deal OF money IL wasted
on fake advertising schemes rnd agree
to Withhold their patronage from score
cards. hotel registers. programs. church
papers, secret society sheets. holiday
advertising papers. business write-ups.
all but regular city directories, time
tables. patrol cards and all schemes Of
similar character The agreement.
however. does not prevent any mer-
chant from using bills. or any Of these
schemes for his exclusive use.
The agreement II signed by Irty-six
merchants and business arms ~ the
town. embracing all the principal con-
Germs doing business there. The effect
Of such a sensible and business IKE
move by the board OF trade u seen In
the pages OF the Daily News. which
II carrying between thlrty-fve and
forty cousins W good advertising from
local houses.
out In Cleveland the business mems
league Gy-.are they are tired OF being
"aoft marks" and will In future refer
Oh doubtful advertising schemes TO a
bureau that has been established TO IN
vesiiEate them The secretary Of the
league has issued an address 10 mer-
chants and business men. in which he
says: There Is an enormous amount OF
money expended every year by bust
ness men OF Cleveland ostenslbly for
Advertising. bu, not one IN ten has the
means OF knowing whether the schemes
presented are honest or dishonest.
whether the advertising Il worth what
Il cost. whether the number OF copies
claimed were ever printed and circu-
lated, or whether organizations sup
posed 10 be- benefited by the profits
ever get the percentage Of the receipts
claimed by the solicitor. II d to stamp
out the fraudulent, protect the honest.
and save the time OF the business men
~ Cleveland, that the league will un-
iertake this work"
The merchants OF Taunton, Mass.
have adopted practically the same ar
rangement as the salem men. The
Taunton people. have however. added
a very sensible clause 10 their agree
ment which forbids siEners 10 donate
any merchandise 20 fairs carniyals or
festivals.
Down IN irvingion. y. j., also. the
business men have combined against the
attacks Of the prosvsm advertising
fond
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
AzrEc


from the lndet.
Frank, the l5-year-old sou Of MIR. and
Mrs. Frank MUIR, died at his home
near Aztec last SUNDAY morning Of
heart disease. He had been ailing
since last september, but his death
came rather suddenly.
Justice Of the Peace Berry received q
letter this week from a colored woman
In Silverton, asking whether under she
New Mexico law he was permitted "a
unite In marriage a white man and a
cOlOred lady The gallant Squire
promptly replied that such n union
would be permitted, but that Aztec
ethics would hold IL showed very poor
judgment on the part Of the cOlored
lady.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
~ Nue,o Mande sun lives.

Mariana Armijo. editor and pub
Usher % III Nueyo MuRde. which was
destroyed By IRE on the 18TH OF Decem-
Der in Old town. has amasg perfected
all arrangements for the publication Of
HIS paper. lie has purchased several
fonts Of new body and display type and
expects 20 issue his fifst paper on Fri
day, Feb. 1, A lease on the sandoval
building corner Of Second street and
Copper avenue, has been secured which
win be occupied by the Once OF El
Nucvo Mundo,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26

The marriage law presented al this
session OF the Wisconsin legislature Is
attracting considerable attention all
over the country. The bill provides.
among other things, that boarc of
medical examiners be organized aud
maintained. No license 10 marry shall
be granted 20 persons contemplating
marriage unless they shall have re-
ceived from the board certificate
stating that they are free from insan.
ity, consumption and tainted blood