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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
runLIc IN.rAlIAlluN.
The sir Kuights Had Ii.e limr Last
SiEht.


The public installation of thc officer,
of Mineral Lodge 80. 4, Knights of
pythius. last night was au unqualified
stccess and reflected credit ON the
committee who bad charge oi the
affair. Post Chancellor omuauG,r
Berthold Spi,2, district dupuly as in-
staliing officer inducted into 0llie" The
following competent mombers, who
will direct the affairs of the lodge Tor
the ensuing term.
T.. c., j. r.. Coulodon: c. e., T.. n.
Jones: Y. G., J. ". keeler: u. y.
+. sherwood; NJ. W. !. T. Coulodcn.
X. r. =, D. T.. Phillips; NJ. r., B.
iiuppe; NJ. r., W, Il. SweiJzcr. NJ. A.
II. McCuc; I. c., +. II. Strong; -. Co.
y. g.. Peck; Grand Representatives, 49,.
Spiz; B. l,uppe,
After installation "a supper was
served t0 all present with true Pyihiau
hospitality, and it was disposed ui Boo
the midst of great social gayirtl. s
movement 10 establish branch Of thr
Rathbone Sisters, which D. hdic-
auxiliary Ia the Is Off, lodge was
given considerable impetus hy thc de-
sire Of those present "a see the plan
carried out successfully, aud am appli-
cation for charter viii be presented
20 headquarters. Ladies' can huy,
their names enrolled hy sending them
to Mrs, Alba sherwood or -. Ruppe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
al.AZINo oN IN REsERyrs.

Forest Supervisor Met lure has GXed
the time ior cattle and horse grazing
On the PecOs river forest reserve from
January to December 81, or the en-
lire year. He gave orders that all
cattle and horses grazing ON the re-
serve without permit viii be driven
from the reserve. All applications fof
pertnits muat La in his hands bV Feb.
ruary -. No charge is made for graz
ing privileges for cattle and horses,
but formal application for permit,
must he made 20 forest reserve officers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

tho public delight 10 listen 90 ana hnn-
or. Her voice is SWEET ana sympa hetic
to a degrcc her articulation al distinct
as though speaking, su thit at no lime
does one lose a word of tho story. Mias
Cole Il a pupil of the cclcbraioI sWoi-
ish singer Mile Linne Her home a.
In London. but since cnminr Co the
states four years ago she has met with
unqualified success. Tier two years a.
under study in the 'nostouiin ouera
company" has thoroughly scholi.d her
in ihe ara or bailai In ing until thefe
are few thai can equal her n etc
qualifications. combiusd With hcr per
sohal charms and beauty bring ,o her
che highest artistic success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
snh.erIpllon. lar I'D, IIhrary

As Il l. impossible to reach everyone
personally. the library commission rc.
qugsis ans who desire 10 assist the city
20 hnild up Il fine library, aud have not
yet been Afforded nn opportunity tOsub-
scribe, to cut out tho following, sign u
with name aud amount promised, and
mail II tO Louis llfeld, treasurer;
whereas, the books and fuf fnilure
turned over TO the city by The action OF
a majority OF the members % the Aibu-
qucrquo Library association have been
returned 90 said association by order
of the court
Now. therefore, we. the undersign-
Cd. herby subscribe and agree tO pay 10
the city of Alhuquerque the sums ct
opposite our respective names to re-
place said property 40 returned with
new books and furniture upon condi-
zion that said city shall own and con-
duet said library"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

Mrs Mary Bonden and aNu eisier, Mizs
Bessie. Nh1 wtrr hnfe tne pasi t'w
days. returuei to-day 90 Unir mission.
art work al Cabfnla. wniie AR. horien.
uho was also On ne cay h't as, nieia
flf uallup
VIM Fufr propretor of the f1T
miat marklf. Nus passenger Cor no
Pacific ooasi Tus8iay uiEnt he soes
o. husinras nud piolauru ant Whilr
alsant VIA enjoy a feV Gays vlSti wa
rs usolker,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
RIlIInr sna MnlllalInr.,

Frpd Reed. who lives az CarrigillO
was arrested hy Special OHlcer AIc-
Mahan, the fore part of the week for
unlawful, killing a bref aud mutilat.
ing the brands and marks Fred plead
guilty before Judge Louis Marshall,
and paid q nua of s25 and costs Whose
animal was killed cannot bo proven as
tho ears Wero cut on and tho brand dis
figured sn that thry could not bs
proven. This h. Il bad business 10 en.
gage in aud especially is u so for thnsa
Who have cattle themselves, Demlng
Headlight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

Bryan Kelly. an old timer of tbis
city. dird al his residence. No. iii2
south williams street, this morning a.
20 20 o'clock. aged 20 years. Tho de-
CEASED was born In the county ~
Wexford. Ireland. and had been resi-
te,Bt % this cry for the paat twenty
yfars. following the occupation ~ a
aiir1alrr. llc leaves e. wife and ESQ
s0ns. Bryan. Jr- and Micha Kelly,
h,ro 90 mourn ha ieath. Ills funeral
win take place Thursday morning a.
100 O'Clock at the church % lmmacu-
ate Cone p'Ion ihe procession 20 leave
his late residence for the church AZ
psI1 b. Burial Wiil b. in Santa baroi.
IA cemetery Friends 1f the family are
Invited t1 attend the acruoea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
M.KINI.Ey CoAlMiasI0NEns.

The u,W board Of county commi
ioners OF Mckiul,y county have leas q
the front @. feet of the lower SOY of
the Oad Fellows hall for county oils
GERS. Partition. agp nov being put in
thr building so as 90 m Se four 70 m
A vault viii bo put ln the side OF one
of the front room The upper 81 r. VIII
be- used FOR court purposes. The come
missioucss secured Two years lease
with the privilege OF two yctrt more
Ton $40 per month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

Hon. WIN g. Barnes. of CoiiaS coun
ty, and c. NJ. Foraker, who were ap-
pointed delegates to the Natlonu 1--we
stock association that meets In salt
Lake City. this week wee unable 10
attend ana have 10 informed the g0y-
crnor BY wlre. A. Il was lmpo u le
for the latter 20 attend to the appoint
mcnt Of other delegates before lcayiag
the matter was ieft to be at nd d 10
by the secretary Of the territory w1o,
during the absence % the governor. Is
acting governor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

la the Office at the territorial auditor
the following county collectors and
3r,asurcfs filed their bonds; Tomas
Gonzales, Rio Arr,ha county, s200O0.
Adolph T.. Witzcl, Grant county, s9o,
ON1. Eugenio Romcu, san Miguel
county, sl2i.GO0; Charles w. Holman,
Mora county, siO,O0O john G. Spears
of Mckinley county, for $4,000; aud
Adolph H. Witzel Of Grant county Tor
s6j,OlO, filed their bonds with Superin-
toudent Of Public Instruction NJ, &. de
liacu a. collector aud treasurer ui
public school money.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
AMIrIrARY oRnER.

Admtant General W. n. Whitemau
issued Military order No. 2, granting
to Companies A. B and q. of the First
regiment of infantry Of the National
Guard of New Mexico, permission 10
go 90 IN i'aso Ia their uniforms dnring
the midwinter carnival and par1icipat-
ing in the parade under the command
OF Major Eugene Van Patten.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
Will FIQHr THE DAM HtI.L.

Governor Otero on Monday received
tclesraphlc leave from the secretary Z
The Interior TO proceed % Washington
Iof Ne Furposc % app arms before e
senate and house committees on Tor.
eign relations and territories .o work
lrsinst the passage OF the cur, rtson
Stephens bills. now pend ng In cong 3
providing for the construction o, an In
ternational dam a. El Paso and pre-
venting the use % the waters n "a
Rio Grandc In New Mexico boy citizens
living along that river The governor
win simply make "a flying uip. and
reach Washington Friday. ZEN o. the q
until his mission j. accomplished bat
no longer than three days and return
Immediately to Santa Pc IN or l'r 90 be
IN time for the assembling of he sam
legislative assembly on Monday ne
aist instant The governor Did not wi h
60 lako this trip as there u e great
mass OF official business to be attended
to. but 30 urgent and strong were tn
appeals made to him by leading citizers +
0f the territory that he felt ii his duty
TO heed them ana proceed o. Wa hing
ton 20 do an that he possibly can %
the matter. TIE govD rnor has an eNtrn-
,iye acquaintance la the Unite1 states
senate and houso. H. has many friends
10 these bodies and il greatly likei u
ls believed that his presentation n tns
case before these committees Nll re-
suit In some good % New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
REV MoCTullE.
BgA1gl OF MISS HARVARD.

Misa Jennie b.. Harvard. the daugh-
ter of william q Harvard. the OH
ussutr and pr0speetor. died laat ueiTi
at $50 O'Clock in south AibuQufrque
from cancer The drcotscsi was -
itara of aEe. ami came here from Maina
lthom ok uu1uths ano. a brOfhcf. who
b. euitloyed "a ths Aibgmnrie. viii
ussah che cHy to-niglR The funs al
wil take place 10 o-m0rroW m0rnirg
AZ 1880 Ht iept avenus Me,h0ii-t
EIdHc1pal church,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
PENfrEvr1ARY coMMissiON.

The bo8ti % pcni,cutlury cunmis
.ioners at .us session IN santa Fc tram
sactei lot OF rouiire buslu IS aprrov-
ing accounts. aud also approved the
action of Commissioner Nav ro and ).
Frank Chavez In awarding contracts
Tor penltentlary suppl 90 the last
meeting.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
fIAND SELECTIONS APPROVED

proved the following land c.,c tons for
Territorial Institutions: Institute FOR
the blind, 2.5s0 acres. normal schools,
$40 acres. pcniicntiary, 2120 acres
military institute. 2.Ss9 acres. miners
hospital, 2.Soo acres reform schOol.
2sai4 acres, insane asylum. sons
acres
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
Motions Tor Rehcaring "a number a
Cases Were Ovurruiud.

The territorial supreme court met
yesterday forenoon In adjourned -cs-
sipn iu the supreme court room at the
territorial capital. Chief Justice Mill9,
Judge Mcfic and Judge Parker we've
present. Motions for a rehearlng in
the following cuses were uverruied;
Territory of New Mexico, appellee, vs.
The First National Bank of AibnQusr-
que, appellant; Territory of New MCN-
leo. appellant, vs.. The cooperative
building aud Loan Association Of al.
huquerque, appellee; Arthur j. Mnloy.
appellant, W. Board OF County Conn
missiOncrs of Bernalillo county, appel
lee; Everitt 4. Fleming, ct al, appel-
,ants, ". Robert IA. Belts, appellee;
Evoritt 4. Fleming, ot al, appellants,
vs.. Egbert Post, appellee; T.. w, Cogg.
shell, et ol., appellants, vs.. John q,
Bushnell, appellee; .. =, Warren ap-
pcliant, Va. :. B. Gillett, administiu-
TOR, appellee, These cases were alI
appeals from the district court ior
liernalillo county. Court then adj
iOurned sine die. This forenoon th,
January term Of the court commenced
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
mERE rO.NIGuT


Alba Haywood. the glelt msdlau,
with his excellent ooml y aill be A.
N,hers op ra h0use to.uiglt An eHt
change IN comment b is thc 70 owe
Ink 10 say about Miu Emile Cole, of
tf lmpanf
Miss Emiie Coils, with the Alba Hey
WOOL company, Is the KIND Of a sinesr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
WORK or rHE BUREAU OF INuGRA,
TION.

WITIN UI ITIT " IT.NI VI INWI'IINF
TIuN.
The recent publicatioa 10y the Bureau
Of immigration entitled Climate il
Fate is having strong demand
There are from ten 10 fifteen copies
being sent ont daily 10y the bureau, and
in addition many copies are seut out
by other people. For instance the fol-
lowing letter was received and pamph-
lets forwarded as rcquested'
"Mora, Jan. q. 1901.
''Sec Bureau of Immigration, Santa
Fc. ~ NJ Dear Sir; Please send nee
Uftcou or twenty copies Ot "ClimurI b.
fte.' wish Ga Send them 20 eastern
parties where / think they will do
good. Yours truly,
''lnhn W. knnnoy. NJ. u.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
OFFICIAL hottest
GOv.0terO HasDeparted
for Washington.
Will Fight the international
Dam Bill.
interesting Report Of Land COmms'
siOner A. A. Keen.
DELEGATES HAVE RESIGNED.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.

Territorial Treasurer J. ~ Vaughn
lcotiyed $3.50 from 81 @ Bufsun. sl-
pctintendcni of the prniteltia >. a. b,
credited tl the convicts earnings fund.
Treasurer Vaughn also rrC elyed
is2a.16 from Land Commi sioncr A a.
Keen. proceeds from land lcas's ana TO
&c slHtributod Among the publ schools
ot fhe territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

ish Arc niau's Diamonds, says A. s'
I-I.L---

such Arc uiaus plasnonds, says A. A.
0fsig.
sinra thr rcp0rf from Ot.Tu osunty
of the discovery 1f diamonds az lApl-
tar 90 abroad supenntenATni 9rfis
ana other oneas of the "a faao q
Rorthoasten ralsay have BEEN reeo W
ina tslcgrams anl letters hy sferf mas
asklng ai.9ut t1e liesei dianord hnd'
40 uut "a stop t1 ttis aup rlnt, ni ni
Oreig SENT the fg pan1 iIerah ihc .oi-
lowing from Aiamogpfio
Edltor ni Paso Hcraid
{ havc re0eivei revcrsi tffesranl.
yesterday and to-day walsh gave ms
the lnapGasal9u that 4 am "eii resEgnnl'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
nnnElr 1,rnNEn nnAp

Ilahert Twarr died in Kansas CHty
yesterday from pneumonia- The o.
ceasd Has a brother of Mark G, Tur-
ner. i1o.t iettor carrier. AM MIS-
Mary WIule Twur TIA DtiEqn "a
trnds lts ymptlhY 20 the beruayei
A AIhuuurrqin ru'ativcs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
ooMEs TO oRlEr
a uuneo sisorrr Arrested in ~ raso
by 0hccr Williams.

Ben Williams, special officer OF the
Santa Fe railway, with headquarters
Ia this ciiy. nude an arrest in NJ ! a-o
OI a hunoo sioerer who had lleeced an
uususpicious old gentleman. The ~
PasO Times, in commenting on the
ease, SAY.
''rhe iurts have just come to light
al a bold hunco game that was played
ON an transporting old gentleman who
was ON route fo California with his
wife. Friday while az the depot in
~ paso, % stranger approached the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

Tho funeral of Miss Etta Anderson
who was murdered ot Cerullo- boy Dun
can Mcintyre, was very largely attend
ga on sunday. Services were held il
the Methodist Episcopal church. The
remains of Nclntvrr were shipped tn
Carthage, SoCOvrO county, FOR inter
mcut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
LANn rnAiMlssIoNnns.

The United States land commiss on
held hs regular monthly meeting an
approved selections OF ub b1ut go o o
acres OF timber lands made mostly o.
Mora county by ia locating AGENT of
the commission. David NJ White f1r
the hcncnt OF the different tcTiioiiil
Institutions under the acts 90 -grrsa
granting such lands II al o approved
mcnthiy account. aud trans e,od rlu-
tine business IN the territorial lard
commission. Land Commissipnrr A. A.
Keen presented his report ~ he opcr
tions uf the commission duri1g tle
past two years, Whlch n very olml!e
henaive and an excellent document
Among other things the report shows
that during thr past two years noariy
$40 900 was received ny tho commission
from leases of public lands ana other
sources. siy 900 of This amount from
leases alone. During the year 1900 waa
paid out 90 the different land uilc y
as land office fees $3.50 Wls rtc'iv q
by the commission for rent ~ thv post-
Office in the old palace building in sam
ta Fc The work of the cnmml sion
during the past two years has he o.
very beneficial The ter itorill Ian
commission consists ~ Governor N. a.
Otero. Solicitor General Bartlett and
Land Commissioner A. A. Keen aud
did lts work IN every respect with a
view to the best Interests OF ito terii-
| tory Comm mlssioncr Ktcn's report u
quite vplumiuous but treats every sub
Sect connected with his duties ana h'
duties of the commission iu clear styl
| and IN detail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

Thero win b. a regular meet ng O.
Masons. Thursday evening Jan. 10, at
so O'Clock Install tlon Of OHIO ~
Visiting companions lnvked By o..
der OF the H. n. 4. l. Il. chamb rim.
scorctary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
nI.A1rI - - INnIAN.

i.aet night - the h0nae or AR Lu-
c.u3 un Roma avenue, q F,nsyso lmiaan
d.,sl aftsa a short inneas from Vnsn-
mouia. rlle reioains were buried in
FairvitR cemtery az Z o'ciock this ef-
tarn0on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Time for Grazing on Forest Re
seves-0fRcers File Bonds,
LAND OFHCE TRANSACTIONS.
NorAR1rs rrnL1c ApporNrrp.

WI hNAAH y @ hAftN ~ iN'tff ffN'
Acting Governor Wallace appointed
Fred B. McKechun of Albuquerque,
Bernalillo county, and +. W. Eaton,
Of Socorro, Socorro county, notarics
public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
a TATAL ENrLosroS.
~ caused the Death of Ons aud she Tn
Jury of Two Othsr Min.Fs.

a fatal dynamite explosion in the
HOmestake mine near Nogal. Lincoln
county. Is reported. Nicholas Williams
WAS killed and Charles White and
Henry Ellis severely injured. The
foreman aud several Others were down
an S1-fnoi shaft, when an explosion oc-
currcd. blowing up tho shaft house,
They were rescued Nlth great dihl-
Guilty. Tho cause Of the accident is
.hruuded ln mystery. The mine ~
operated hy the Iowa and New Mex
loo Mining and Milling company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
FROM GALLUP
The Coal Miners Strike
Situation.
Discharged Because They
Joined the Union.
Congregational Church Elect New
officers for the Year.
INTERESTING AZTEC DISCOVERY


NN''N' fNAN NNNNANNNNH
THE MINEEs SITUATION
Ors nzer Gpher 1f tnc Un tet Work
men. arrived here ou Jan. q. lie came
by Invitation of tIc uin is ol tnis dis
ulct t0 ors aui.U luIgD. q loiae " 8
organized that al Gallup clmposci o.
nearly tarcc hundred miners ana tn
next daY a. lodge uf seventy tive wa
Installed az ClarkflUc. on th. End a
few union miners were discharged at
d1son aud Cataipa. because they had
Joined the order ON tht 8ri INST, b.
tween DO ani so miners wcrf Iischarg q
n Gibson aud Welvyf. Uscidso they
were union men. ON t1r nigh of IN
Ord tho minors held ml cting at Gail y
and declared strike and the seutl-
manas expressed 90 the me tins were
unanimous. conservative and sensible
Speeches were made by the lead r..
advising he men 90 conduct tltms lv,s
u- good Cll1cus ana to res zee. tie
ghts of D., perly. T.lt they mad bc, n
forced lnto struggle with the Ameri-
can Fuel company without wing
mad, demand or presented a reso "a
uun or gf.py nc. fl tlom. ani thlt 90
"'A H.N' 90 aHN' NfNN 100 NNNN AW NN" aNA ~ "
discharged Or uo othcr rc SON than
tHlt ihey has exercised th rigIt of
liberty dear go tse hear. oI etery
American oitz.n. Tho alscl8rg NJ. n
we're informed hy tha elmpany tllt
they would never ls Cupl ycl by the
.ompany again. several hInlred m3p-
ap came 90 Gallup ye.tcrds sy and b a.
"a moeting at whicl l,y ded 100
members tn ;Heir uri n. Th,y noN
nave Goo memb,rs in hi, district anu
no ooubt they VIII have every miner
and mine emp.uyc on their rolls Iu the
mkt nya uAy-. The mlaD az Catalpa
are also out The Clark ana Cal dol-
san companies are working D. dty nd
have offered NO opp1s tiol % o ganiz-
"a labor We un. II nd tha Sena ~
clark hls wir.d his app oval or the or
sanitation 1f zoe miners
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

General Watch lusps ios
The above bulletin apprsfs n an mo
Offices % the Santa Fc railway Hio
Gruudc division.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
COUNCIL MEETING.
vladuct Bond Ordinance Passed..
License for Musical" Sa-
looms to Be Raised.
INTERESTING REPORTS SUBMITTED.

The city council met last night. all
members and the mayor being present.
The minutes Of the previous meet
iIg were read and approved.
The finance committee reported fAv-
orably upon the following bills, aud
the clerk was instructed to draw war
sa.sa -. a. r...aaff.sa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

IUN"Nn MN i'm D ~
To al concerned Effective january
q 1901 Mr 3 Vaun is appointed wa b
Inspector foT the Hlo Oauls diyls on
in conjunction with ST. o. May.
nsrd Employers VIII please hc 60 ern-
ed accordiagly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
DEATHS AND UNERALS.
Iafa Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon
at2 0'Cloek.-Lodge Orders.
DEATH or MISS HARVARD.

The funcrai ~ Henry ~ J.sma VII e
dsath Naa chtonicled lu The Cit.zcn
yesterday. VIII take place tomorrow af T.
teiuoon at 2 o'clook Al liis hosm tlss
T. 80 ~ rs Eociaty of wfioh the de-
csas,i was the secretary ami 10 . u
presideng and the Maa1ui, isIge ~ the
city. W which thc decreased was rNoently
c'ccied worshipful master wni In a
hua'' assemble at tbc houio. 80 as
West Copper avenue and thlua IN T.
% n society vii canIut fh1w
a.ryicea after witch the procession WI
u1vc to the Albert congregtii,n r. me
p'o. whore Rabbi jacobs viii deiyef .
htrciul sormon. From the Tcmpie y
procss.sion VIII move 20 the cem@crs.
whorc concluding ceremouhs9 wtn 10
conducted under the auspices - tas
Aiasunic lodge n1d burial VIII take
place ia the Jewish department of IN
Fairyiow ccmctery.
Samuel jana. % brosBsa ana vie.
fssm 1fdnadad Colo and aintlel c.
hpn. a nephew from Ration. ~ NJ.
rived last night Soiumon Jana. IN
other brother and wife. are cxpe-t .
might from Trinidad and Ronie. 70
son. viii arrive sslriy 90 ruogrsow tnor0-
ans from Chicago.
The following orders are imp rtam 3
% the funeral;
CITY COuNcg.
A. "a tribute of rcspcct % tha mem
ory ~ Henry y Jana. the first ma3 or
OF Abuquerque. and one of the mo-
promineut citizens ~ our city tie
merchants and business men are here
by reqm-sted 10 ciose thaar rspssy'
stores aud plscog 0f business curing tho
Tins Of the funeral Of M JnHa. whi h
viii taloe place tomorrow. Fdday a.
tern00n al O'Clock
o. ". MARION, Mayo
The city oouncfi wfil hoid a mcetlng
eurly to-uBgrrow morning. They wi
attend In a body.
L. O. .. H.
All meaibcrs of Aibuq'oruuc iOdE
No. 33G J. .. B ~. are rcque It'd 90
incest nt thsir lodge rom Friday al
O'Clock =. nt % attend thc funeraa
our Late brUther. Henry ~ Jana. 8
Weller. Acting FaNSldeut
CoNGREAGTuON ALBERT
All memlnHH OF Congregation Aib'rl
arr requested ta NEST al the yestry
ro1ma of Temp.e Aibwe Friday az
O'Clock D. m. to attend lhe funeral N
our hate member ana eK-presldea "a.
lIsnry n Jana r. Is0weuthal prca
dent A. FTelscher. secrtary.
MASONIC NOTICE.
A special communicated Of Temps
lodge. Nc. 8. A. y a A. 81. VIII b.
held Friday afternoon a, MasoEio hall.
az O'Clock sharp. for the purpoas Uf
attending iha funeral % our late bro,h-
/ 20. Henry ~ jana Visiting Ma@oiia
cordially Invited 70 attend C. W. Md
lor secretary.
REV MCCLURE.
The funeral Of Rev. J y. Mcclure.
| Nltoes death was mentiohod M Ths
Citissu yesterday sf,srnoon. has not
as yss bcen definitely aettied UPON a.
though Il is thought by Rrvs. Clayton
and F0ulks thsli it VIII oecur aunda" az
o'cuok az tho Highland Methodist
| EpscOpal church. Rev W. 3. Hug
geti the Mothodist minister al Magda-
lena and Wlo ncceiyed aaistance from
Rev Mcclure ln a revival meeting a
] a. a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12
rME coNaRalAr oNALIsrs.

The sunu.il meeliug OF tie C1ng aga
d1nai chufch was held on Tue day a.
iorpooa. and election %. omctr. va
hld Ths pastor pres deI The annual
reports show q y,ry sai-fsct ~ COS di-
Z .uu d an braUchls of ,hc clufch worf.
tue fDuoWug ouc rs Wtra elected
Doacons g. ~. Frost o. M0.prg.
Deacon ss- Mrs. J. G. S.raI..
rreisur r--Pa mc kctner
Cl.rk r. M THmbll
q Tu-tee--s1m 81. Brown.
ursauisl-Au Csc .Igie Russell
ChJu ig ID. g.. ussc.i
Tae following sunday school ohic.gt
Nvrc elected
sup Ilatcn ieut--J. g. spHar
Assistant ,upcrnt cni-Mrs Kill
patrick.
90. a,uro"-D clark
rruy B.anabc Mulnolland.
Ilurrau BaI ba.u Cotton.
supply clmmitte,--Th. trutc., lea
cou,, treasurer. sunJ ~ schoo. super
intoudout ana or dieut Ladies' Ala so-
ciety
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-12

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