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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
SAN MARc,AL.
From the Bee.

From the Bee.
The county commissioners appoint
cd w. w. Jones road commissioner
for this precinct
Joseph McQmllln. after spending
several months at Mineral Wells. Tex.
as. returned to San Marciai apparent
Is much improved lea health
Frank johnson says his fine orchard
will yield largo crop ~ apples
grapes. strawberries aud blackberrlea
this season. but al the other varieties
oi fruits auccumbcd to the late frOstH.
Mrs Elwood Hayes has been called
10 Tampa. Florida. where small for
tune left by relative awaits her Her
mother will probably accompany her
back % san Marcial
MossrB. n Roucm. r. J Nisbet. Mel
cor Silva a. B Baca. II, " Howard
Sid HOckctt, Jr.. Mrs. Sidney HOckUtt
Miss Lima lluckrtt and Miss May
Crawford were among those who rep
resented san Marcinl az III PaAo dur
Ing the prcsidont'a reception.
Louis LOckhart, who has $500 con.
tract 10 sink the main shaft Of the
Ninety nine mine az Rose lale another
hundred feet. was In town recently
and spoke enthusiastically of the per.
manoncy and richness Of the true tiH
sure vein. three feet la width that 81
In evidence al depth ~ ipI feet. The
owners of this property are MeBsrs
Jas Connors Chas Warrington I
9osebrook an3 j ~ Harry. aud they
are unanimous In going Ia the extent
90 their means In developing this free
gold proposition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
cERRiLLos.
From the Register

From the Register.
otis Kelly has been holding down
the ortiz mine as watchman for the
past few weeks
nr. l.. J. Rhuades and wife depart
cd for their home In plainfeld, Wis.
after a visit Of five months IN Corrlllos
and Golden.
Miss Ada jackson is suffering from
very severe attack Of acute rheuma-
tism and has been confined 20 her
room for the past two weeks.
The baird company gave n grand
bale In Golden Friday evening, May
3. Il was very swell AFFAIR, and the
900 Of San Pedro and Golden wore
present
Thos. Jones and sister Miss Mag
gle. departed for Albemarlo. where
Miss Maggie will visit with Miss Nora
williams for n month or go. Tom
will return the FIRST of the week.
Mary. the infant child Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thos. O'DonnCll. died Of "A com
piicatcd attack Of measles, aged year
and 9 days. lntormcnt took place
at the Catholic cemetery.
Jas. Coleman departed 10 commence
the work OF filling Ia the big arch
on the santa Ne below Waldo. From
there Mr. Coleman will move 90 Hen
bricks ranch, where he has a contract
for changing the course 81 an arroyo.
The recent strike In the Black
Hawk mine near Golden Is the result
" deep mining and shows what may
be- expected from that section as soon
as other prospects gain depth. The
Black Hawk is the only property In
the vicinity OF Golden where any
depth has been attained, although the
entire section N full Of i0f00t pros
pect holes. Such development Will
never open a camp, no matter how
promising the prospects may be.
Messrs. Augustine and Tuck are 10 be
congratulated In their great discovery,
as there Is now no doubt but that
deep mining will pay In this section.
Last week superintendent Rlsh-
worth. Of the Baird Mining company.
/ limited laid on all men employed at
/ the mine, preparatory 10 resuming
operations on much more extensive
scale. Arrangements are being made
/ FOR putting a compressor 90 operate
machine drills. which are now on the
ground a large new pump has just
/ been received for the pumping station
| This pump will handle all the water
necessary for the 3Ostamp mill, which
has lust been completed az a cost Of
St5 900 Manager Woodwork ID now
Ia Denver perfocting arrangements for
defensive improvements. and work on
these improvements will commcnc,
within very few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

come subscription list that he tooE
back 10 The CitlEen once, aa well a.
Che nCXt two issues % that popular
daily was abundant proof that broth
~ Hughes did not labor In vain
All uf the business houses In Dem.
ing ana most of the resident portion
~ the city was most profuEoly deco
rated IN honor Of Governor Oterus via.
Il 90 our city
A. Colonel Dobson emerged from
the Harvey house In fun war paint
and feathers lady standing near was
overheard 10 say to her companion
"Ohl Amt he just too sweet
Too much credit cannot be- given
Hon A J Mahoncy W y Greer and
others of the committee that worked
80 earnestly to make the presidential
event the grand success that " was In
every detail
Tho festival given by the Ladies'
Social Circle az the opera house last
Thursday was n success In every way.
The net receipts will amount tO about
$50
Some ~ our l"cal cattlomon have
sold their ycarllngH durlng the past
week Rt prices that. while considered
fair by the SELLERS. we're somewhat
under the prices paid for the same
class ~ cattle last year
one ~ our democratic youngsters
donnod a bryan aud stevenson cap
and got right up close 90 tho car ao
that Mr Mckinley C,Hld not help but
see him Evidently that boy ISN'T
whipped yet. " ". arc
Tho Santa Fo ruad gave a very To.
.ciai rate tu an who cared TO come
here 90 meet Mr. Mckinley. and
brought the band for next to nothing
The old Santa Fc system can always
Boz relied upon la an emergency
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
rl paso vlsItor knoeked out.

There arrived la Albuquerque the
other day young man claiming tO be
an ~ paso attorney out 'on lark
he has been 'larkinE' u ever since
his arrival but he came 10 grief this
afternoon lie entered The Climax
resort aud walking up 70 the roulette
wheel put down on the black two
cheap rings saying they go al - a
piece. This rs not business and when
the little bail stopped ON black the
dealer quite naturally refused Ia pay
rho visiting attorney from NJ Paso
then commenced some Of his Texas
tactics by pulling out q knife, flourish
ing 10 around his head and finally cut
ting a big hole In the roSlottc table.
Ho refused "a be- cumfortcd where
upon Captain kcllerman, uf the firm,
landed him several upper cuts which
hoorcd the visitor, Policeman Mar
tlnc1 happened near by aud both were
paced under arrest. tho visitor who
still refused 20 be- quiet. being jailed.
Judge Crawford viii attend To the
case
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
CASES DISPOSED or.
BUSINESS In District Court this Morn.
inu-Nsvv suits Filled.

Business IN District Court this Morn.
ing--Ncw Suits Filed.
IA the case of ELLA 4. Hotter vs.
William g.. lionor final judgment
denying prayer for divorce was rem
dprcd
blanchard Meat aud supply Co w.
Mrs Traucy g. W Modl"r. gnrnishoe,
was dismissed by the appellant
First National Bank vs. Suasman
icwison. Hnal Judgment against dcfcn.
dant for S3GO5 was rendered.
Atilana t.oyha VS.. Manuel r. Ar.
milo hnal judgment against plaintiff
and cause dismissed az the plaintiff y
costs
Ia the ease Of tho territory against
Justo Cordoya. fof larceny Of cattle.
Claude Donnc. Ed stark aud Scott
SChuolcy. larceny Of horses, and that
of George Brown, assault with dead.
~ weapon the court ordered the
causes dismissed.
Tho case of r.. v Crlsty W.. w. @.
smith was referred u W. d. Lee.
referee.
W n. Chafcc was granted a divorce
from his wife Lizzie ChHmec. yoster,
day Doscltion and adultery were
charged
Following are the new suits filed Ia
the District Clerks office.
COOPERATIVE Building and Loan az.
ISOLATION Ns. A. Coleman.
In Rcnn Groat W.. William Groat.
divorce.
q. $. Eastcrday and j. 8. Easter
day. partners. vs.. A. NJ. Bcrgerc aud
lslois l.. Borgorc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

boon in Dolores the past few days In.
NcRtigating the placer grounds loo that
locality. has returned TO AibcmaFlc
r. r. Rabbit was In Bland from
Alb'marlc. accompanied by his wife
and two children. who are ON their
way 90 BpfnalillO ON visit
George Carson arrived In camp from
Albuquerque aud departed for Cola
canyon. whore ne has accepted po
sition In the jerks tunnel
s. a. Abcr arrived iu Bland from
Albuquerque and went out 10 Pcralta
canyon accompanied by Alex. Conrad
Clarence Calendar aud 4. T. Spring
err who are working Ia the lndcpoGd.
cnt mine for W. =. Saudon. have dis.
covered "A bonanza. u is not known
at the present writing what the last
assay returns We're. but u is known
that they wore something enormous.
Joseph Ward, Harry Ward. Ricardo
Romero and Frcd Swopc the four
young men VINO arrived in camp some
time ago from Santa FC have com.
mpuCod work ON the Texas Girl
and the Nora" In Victor canyon two
valuable claim owned by n. r. Cart
wright
u is tsated on good authority that
George Ostrandcr and John Murphy
who are located iu pcrHlta canyon
nave struck q forty foot vein OF ore.
two feet Of which pans coarse gold.
and recent assays shog value Of
SiOp tu the Ion should the Indications
hold out Il viii prove one Of the
greatest strikes yet heard from
Alex. Conrad has secured lease
with James -. MAY and w G.. Wyn-
kOop. IN the Laura s.. very valuable
piece Of property situated In the yicin.
ty OF the Crown Point. Remarkably
rich ore has been encountered aud Ia
1 learned that those parties will make
! shipment shortly.
sam. still the pioneer baker. and
his brother. who were called to Las
Vegas by the sad intelligence OF the
death of their brother George. which
was announced In the columns Of this
paper last week. have returned 60
Bland. accompanied boy the widow and
four small children OF the late George
Stlli. They will make this camp tHeir
home In the future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
RATION.
From the Range.

From the Range.
Mrs. w. Buchloz and son Theodore,
also her mother and sister, have ar.
rived from Ohio and will make this
city their future home.
John Lumly aud hia daughter. Mrs.
Ellis Jones. have gone 60 Emporia,
Kansas. In response 10 a telegram
announcing the death of "A relative.
Word reached here last Friday
through Dr. dilier. Of Laramie, tell.
ng OF a sad accident 90 Walter Wade.
formerly Of Ration. but now Of Lara.
nile. A horse fell with him, crushing
his right foot making lmputatlon nee
essary. Mr.. Wade DO a son OF Mrs. I.
T.. Bracket Of this city and viii be
brought here as soon as he is able To
travel Mrs. Bracket feels deeply
concerned about the condition Of her
son.
Another solf-sacrincing individual.
who Is aggrieyed al the course OF the
Range In school matters, aud who has
heretofore contributed AS much as 81
a year toward the support Of the
Rango. has withdrawn his very valu.
abs support from the paper. Too
bad that we cant please everybody,
hut Il was ever thus. Still, u this
individual has gotten any more salts
faction out OF the results Of the afiair
than We have. he Is welcome 10 II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
Mcclellan Wins HIs suit.

An important garnIsheo was tried
before Justice Crawford yesterday in
the matter Of W W. Mcclellan w..
Mrs Wrenotta Miller This case ia
- unusual importance from the fact
that money was due Tor rent which
remained unpaid. and tho defendant
being about 90 lcaro the c,'y disposed
of her household goods 90 different
parties with the intout % collect Same
and leave tho territory without paying
her bills Among those CO. whom she
sold goods was bOrradailo A Co ana
tho amount in their hhudH vas
Raruishecd upoH trial a was proven
that she bad left for Missouri 90 lr'
side permanently. but at tho same
time she set up tho plea ~ exemption
under the statute Tor The purpose "l
retaining the money in tho hands or
n0rradailc A. Co Tho case Wus AMY
argued pro and con by % n Marion
] for plaintiff and Thomas Wilkefsoh
| Tor defendant Upon the testimony
produced the Justice gave Judgment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

Jack Fenner the well known engi
uocr. reports himself as improving az.
ter a severe attack Of the asthma
Work On tho shop additions Is pro.
srussing nicely. a new lot Of work
mon have arrived, and all are az work.
Chas lauh, an old time railroadcr,
now a contractor on the Rock island.
was In Las Vegas from santa Rosa
Robert jefferson o. late patient al
tho railway hospital, lie Is store.
house cmploye and is suffering with
malarial fever
Phillip Allen. who is we'll known
here in railroad circles has resigned
his position with the Santa Fc ia.
rihc and viii go east
There win soon be twelve saloons
az Santa Rosa. Railroad mems thirst
eau be uucnchod ON short notice, pro
yidod the pocket ch~ngc holds out.
Yesterday morning there were eight
engineers and sixteen tlremen ON the
extra board az Las Vegas and that
many. II not more, here a. Albuquer
que.
Architect Whittlosoy's office on Rail
road avenue. opposite the European
has been ornamonted with number
of piuunclcs which arrived yesterday
from Chicaku.
Now that the orange shipments
which kept every cmplOye and cngln,
ON the rush FOR month. are over
there are quite number Of trainmer
ON the extra board.
j. H Barhydt and wife left last
might for their home az schenectady
rs s. They were here ON "a visit {,
their son who b. chief clerk at th'
railroad Offices on south Second street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
SANTA "a


fINNl Nuf lNNM mfhlihN.
Hon r " Cairon has returned from
"a business trip to Kansas city.
Solicitor General n T.. bartlett OK
poets Co leave for California on Wed
ncsdny ut this week
Untll bis family arrives In Santa
Pc Secretary ~ the Territory Wal
lace RaynuldB has apartments at the
Palace hotel
Mrs u. Hughes. who has been In
California for the past six weeks Wis
itiug rulniiyrH. viii return home about
the middle 81 this week
Cards announcing tho marriage OF
Captain John Pratt aud Mrs Teresa
Symington in New York April 90 last
have been received By their many
friends in this city
J Willis Stauncr. young civil en-.
rinCcr who came 10 Santa 20 few
weeks ago for his health. will return
home this week 90 South bethlehem.
Pennsylvania. the altitude proving too
high for him here.
Col J. Frank Chavos. suDerlntond
cnt OF public instruction NJ the terri.
tory has lot for Roswell where he
will deliver an address on the 18TH
instant at tho commencement cXer.
Cises of the New Mexico military In.
stitute ~ that city,
Mr. and Mrs. a. NJ. Bcrgere Rdd girl
baby left for Tiorra Amarillo. where
they will bc the guests for Bumc
weeks Of Hon and Mrs. r. ID Burns.
Mr. nergoro will attend 90 his duties
AZ clerk Of the district court while
ln that town.
Captain g. r. Marshall OF the PIC
teonth United States cavalry. who is
on recruiting service la New Mexico
and southern Colorado. has made his
headquarters In this city. and Mrs
Marshall Joined him Friday They
have apartments 90 the sanitarium
Captain Marshall viii spend part OF
his time In other towns Of the ter
ritory but will bo Ia this city from
Wednesday tc Monday ~ each week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
srRuck eY LIeHrNINo.
a Mexican Boy Severely Burned Dur
inc the Storm Tuesday Afternoon.

a Mexican Boy Severely Burned Dur
ING the Storm Tuesday Afternoon.
Buscndo Mares. the li.yoarold son
of Camilla Mares. was struck and
badly burned by lightning during the
storm Tuesday afternoon. white herd
ing sheep near the quarry east OF
town. The lightning struck him on
the right shoulder ranging downward.
badly burning his breast and passing
down his leg into the ground. tearing
on his shoe. which was totally de-.
stroyed. II is presumed il1sondu was
struck about 3 O'Clock Tuesday after
noon. but hr was not found until s
O'Clock that night. lying In tho midst
Ut five sheen, which had been Killed
az the same time.
The injured boy was removed Co hls
home In this city aud al . O'Clock
Wednesday Dr. Roberts was sum
mOned lie NS,dinod tho wounds and
found that IA addition tO the burns
the boys head was badly burned. pre-
sumably from striking his head on thr
rocks while In iunconsCiOus con.
iitiun while the hoy Is very serious
ly injured hopes OF his recovery are
entertained -Ccrrillos Register
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
A NEW skNlTARlUm.
Likely to BE Established In This City
soon--Pienty Of Capital.

Soon--Pienty Of Capital.
Hon. Moses Taggart. the Grand Rap
IDS attorney who spent the greater
part Of the winter months Ia Albu-
qucrquC has been doing some cffcc.
tive work for this city since his return
90 Michigan While here he wrote sew.
rral columns Of facts 90 his homo
paper In which ne prominently set
forth the numerous advantages for
health seekers and business opportu
mites and since his return 10 the east
10 is reported that his Office has heen
hpaioged by inqulring friends To learn
the particulars ~ Mex Mexico. among
those being Rev. 4. Bursma and w.
n. Van lccnwcn. prominent insurance
men Of Grand Rapids These gentle
mont are DESTROYS OF locating SAM.
tarIum at this place. and they were
Zoo this city Thursday for the purpose
OF familiarixiuE themselves with the
conditions OF Albuquerque. They are
representing wollto.do and influential
Iullanders who wish to locate in this
climate and Ia case they decide on
this city as a location for n sanitarium
there will bc "A number of families
move 90 this city.
J. " Moore escorted the gentlemen
about the city Thursday and drove
them TO the Goss Military Institute
building. which impressed them very
much They made notes NJ their oh
soryations and said Il may be decided
upon 90 establish sanltarium In that
| building.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
didn't Want 3 Be Hannsd.

The number oi convictions being
had nc the present torn OF court 10
having a very disquieting eject upon
the prisoners confined IN the county
Jail. 4 rather remarkable incident oc'
CURED Friday evening Gaudonclo OF
ruin who is serving q ninety day sen
tonco upon commitment from the jus
ticc court Tor beating his wife, wrote
"a note 10 Judge Parker. asking per
mission 90 have few moments inter
view. During an intcrmission he was
brought iuto court and Il was az once
.npparCnt than hc was lahoring under
great montal excitement tie inform
ca tho court that he understood that
he was about 90 be- hanged and made
"a plea Tor mercy he also asked per.
mission for time 20 write 10 his aged
mother. Ills fears were allayod hy the
Judge and he was returned tu the Gus.
tody at the shnrfi lie said that be
mad learned that hts doom was near
NJ hand from one Of his follow pris'
nners. and he had evidently not ques'
toned the truth ~ the statement o.
guin was tried for the murder Of vi
coutc Snlaznr, who was found muir
dercd IA the city about a year since,
| but there Was not sufficient evidence
/ tu connect him with the crime and he
/ was acquitted Silver CITY lndepend.
| at
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
LAS VEGAS
From the optic

From the optic.
4 movement is on foot 90 hold mo
mortal services at the opera house on
sunday May Goth The city pastors
viii attend and Manager Pittonger
viii open the house for $50 which
amount can easily be- raised.
The many friends OF ~ =. Maybe In
this city viii bc glad tO learn that a
recent letter from him at Cairo, Egypt
reports his health as improving he
misaiyo was ponnod on the eve uf his
departure for Naplea Mr. Maybe VIII
return 10 the United States In the
month of July.
Cant. j. q. Clancy. ". l.. Golden.
berg aud i a. Carroll have adopted
tho Allen shoop shearing machines
and win begin the work OF shoaring,
down the country from the lst Ia
the 10Th of June The machine runs
by gasoline power ana will DO two
mems Work besides keeping the wool
Of equal length.
The names ~ the clergymen Of the
Episcopal church who have arrived IA
take part loo the annual cunyucation
90 be held al this place are; Rev
MI Martin. El paRO Texas. Row. MI
Rouifon. Albuquerque; Rev. Mr. Me
Conncll. las Cruces; Rev Mr Sea
borne. Gallup The COnyocailOn com
meucod Thursday by the celebration
OF holy communion hy the bishop FOL
lowed bay an address Boy Rev Mr.. Mar
| TN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
soooRRo
From the chloftaln

Y rom ANt 1NtfliAlNH
Three marriages. seven births and
no deaths. rs SocorrO'B record for this
week
Several thousand fruits trees were
set out la SocOrrO aud immediate vi
entity this week
Lon jenkins and family have again
takon up ,hclr residence lea SOcoT0
after a short aoiourn Ia san Antonio
Mrs John r. Grldth went down go
~ paau 90 visit her husband and Ia
cidentialiy 20 see the ruler Of the
greatest nation on earth
r.. and u G. Montoya u San Auto.
Dio have just sold GOO head ~ horses
90 Kansas parties. u Is reported that
the price paid was 81 per head
A. -. COona distiilory 10 running a.
full capacity and the product In the
form Of apple brandy ia az hno az over
cured "a case ~ indigestion and drove
/ duh care away
The regular term Of district court
/ begins On this city on Monday May 90
! The docket iH a long one ana 10 Do
probable that tho session viii continue
| four weeks al least
n ~ reported on good authority that
/ Miss Josephine Basaett viii hc mar
-
man Of Las Vegas Miss BaHactt viii
have the best wishes ~ host oi
friends Ia 8OcOrru.
The Illinois Brewing company ID
now doing an excellent business. De
lcided improvements have just bnor
completed at the company plant and
the beer this summer Boz even better
than that which has been bFcWcd here
tOfOrp
The school board hot and organized
for the year uy the election ~ OflcerI
as follows President. Jos. Epperlc
vice pres, lent. Richard StackpOlo
secretary. Seferino Abeyta. The con
ldhlon OF the city schools ought 10 b
still further improved during the cum
INK year as there Will doubtless b.
larger school fund than Tor soyera
years before
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
SILVER CITY
From the Enterprise

From the Enterprise
The public schools Of silver city
will close ON the 3ist Of the present
month for vacation.
Eighteen years ago. SUNDAY. May
lG;h, the railroad was finished to Ail.
yer city and Mayor Black drove the
silver spike
Miss NJ -. BLACK sister Of Hon.
Robert Black. returned 90 her home
In Boston after having made visit OF
seven months IN Silver city
The territorial normal school ln this
city will close for ita summer vacation
june q. There are only two members
in the graduating class this year. Per
~ Crawford aud ben Moses
News comes from Phoenix, Arizona
that ". ~ Norman. who went TO
that city from this place for the bene.
81 of his health. iH very much i'm
proved, and he and his wife are OK,
pcCtcd home In short time
Lucoy Harrington, who was thrown
from horse ON Bear creek short
time ago and very seriously injured
Ia improving In very promising way
a, the Sisters hospital lie 81 ratlc9-
al part ~ the time aud o. being at
teadcd boy Dr. Van Cleyc.
n q. Nlchol. brother Of Suporinten.
dent Frank Nichoi ~ the water works
accompanied by HIS wife and little
daughter. arrived In the city from En.
glnrd Mr Michel iH here 90 look az.
tor the mining properties recently pur
chased In the Burro mountains by I'm.
glish capital.
Mr. Clay. the old man who was as
sauitod aud almost killed at Ficrro a
few days ago. 10 sustaining the opera.
ton performed upon his head la q
most gratifying manner lie has re-.
gained consciousness, but ~ unable to
throw any light on the Identity Of the
guilty parties. He says he was struck
from behind and did not get 10 see
HIS assailants