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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
jack ss administrator of the estate Of
Frederic ! Afannfua Hae.aaaa

yaok as administrator % the sa,ata of
Freder1c j. Manning. deceased
y. p. nrannen. an old time resident
q h.sos Altos. was adjudgei insane
tn iutge Nswcomb'a court and com
mitted 10 the county jail rar sage
keeping He has been falling very
rapadly IN recent years and 10 IN a pit
{ bic condition II win Be remanber-
"a that the Old gsntoiman wAa .uits
badly beaten up IN Piaos Aitos q rear
ago. and since that time ho has never
recovered hit heaith.
There are az present six persons con
fined In the urant county ian. swaltlng
iiiai on me charge of murder These
are Jesus Hhnroa who killed Joae
DelEado ia this city Sunday one wesk
ago. Dcmeterlo Torres, Jose VilieiOa
and Adrcs Gales. charged With the Ne.
MILAN murder. jose sanchsE who shot
CRtanno Meadares on the oeorEetown
road. and Frank nrito. who shot and
killed his sister -in-iaw az rqnos Altos
Ia September last. 1his 10 the largest
number ot prisoners charged with mur-
def Who have been IN custody In Grant
county AZ the same time Cor q long
aamhsr u ysars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
LARGELY ATTENDED, FUNERAL

LAIt0 ELY ATTENDED FUNERAL
The funeral Of Hon Jesus Armiio y
Jaramillo, whose death occurred a. HE
home In AtfiaoO early Monday morn
Ing and was at the time chronicled In
Ths citisrn. took place at the San Fe-
lips De Neri church. old Albpqeurous
this uOri.!ng At 10 o'clock. and was the
laggest fuo~rai hsid N thAt anaiSst
Catholic church for many yvars The
funeral procession lett the home OF tho
bereaved family IN Atrisco a. esrly as
, O'Clock. and was an hour IN reaching
the church. where impressive Catholic
services we're held. The remains were
aid u rect IN santa Barbara csEss-
terV
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
NO RACE DIsrfNcrToN

The attention of superint, ndrnt OF
Public instruction N. G.. dc Baca Was
directed TO an endeavoF ~ the Alamo
gordo school authorities % provide sep.
afate public schools for tue native clil-
dren and the chiliren OF people VII
moved to New Mexico from the states
According to an opinion from 3oicitoi
GENERAL Bartlett tails eanno, b. toierat-
Cd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
LARoER ALAMoooRDo suoPs.
The q. y. n. y. Preparing g. Install
New Machinery.

The y. a. a n. V. Preparing g. Install
New Machinery.
Arrangements are now being made
70 double the capacity OF the railway
shops In Alamogordo and place the In
stitution at the head OF the southwest
ern shops. About $4,000 worth Of
new machinery will be installed Al
once, including 70-inch wheol lathe.
00-inch turning and boring wheel,
s6x3B-ineh and l6-foot planer, 32-lnch
engine lathe, 2-lnch engine lathe, q
pair Of bending rolls, punch aud
shears. The new machinery will be Of
the most modern pattern known. Com.
pressed air will be used extensively IN
the future operations OF the shops, and
about $1,000 worth Of air tubes win be
purchased When the machinery Il all
Installed the AlamoRorio shops will bo
able ~ do all kinds of work pertaining
20 locomotive aud car repairing and
can even manufacture engines. News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

The commerce Of the great iskea Tor
the closing OF the century SONS likely
Go show a larger tonnage movement
than In any preceding year The hg-
uree just completed BY the treasury bu-
rea" OF statistics and which cover the
entire navigation seasOn up 70 Decem-
Der Let demonstrate the relative impot-
tancc OF the principal ports az handlers
OF the water.horne commerce of tho In
land seas.
Chicago remains IN tho had ~ re-
ceivlng port for hard coal. total Of
6is.oei tons having been unloaded on
her docks. Milwaukee ranks second
with receipts Of iIs,b02 tons. and then
comes south Chicago and Duilth In the
neiShborhood 81 two -thiris of the hsrt
coal moved was sent from Buntlo the
shipments from that port agEregatinS
EOS .727 tons Brie. Pa. the only other
shipping port Of any pro uinence his
had during the season a movement o.
ass, 75S tons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

Joe Hayden, the author Of the song
'tThere'll Be a Hot Time ia the old
Town Tonight, ia ln III Paso aud will
remain there until after The carnival.
This song, which is sung on both con.
unenis, Mr.. Hayden stated 20 Times
reporter last night, took him ten min.
utes 70 write. He sin charge of one
Of the carnival attractions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

The territorial board Of equalization
IL siill IN session IN the offioe OF o.,
territorial treasurer AZ tie capitol Mr
Poe is acting a. secretary Ia place OF
Ar. Jaramiiio. who is absent. J. a. 10
rael appeared before the beard on be
haf OF the Colorado 81 Bouta ern rail-.
road company. and A. G. Camslell OIL
behalf % the Peoos Naloy q Mort q
eastern railroad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

This afternoon at 2.S0 O'Clock NE fu-
neral Of the old soldier. Arthur o'Nel.
whose dcaoth wac mentioned IN The
citizen yesterday afternoon. took place
az the strong undertaking parlors and
was attended BY the roomcrs a. his lsts
lodging house and ~ few old soldiers,
who, like ths deceased, fought the bat
ties OF their country years ago. Short
services were heid The remains Will
be taken tonight 20 Fort wingats for
hurdsl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
new MEXICO PIONEERS.
OmcsTs Were Elected AZ Mssuas usia In
santa De.


The annual meeting Of 'hs New Mex.
leo Pioneers Was h1ld on Monday at
the Once OF Hon. L. p. Prince. The %.
ciety Ia taking a good deal Of interest
In the preservation ana Appropriate
marking historic landmarks In ths ter
rilory, and hopes in that lire 70 accom-.
plish the same important work that Il
being done iE California. After ths
transaction OF rOgtire basinsss. and The
agreeable announcement that not q sin
sic member % the association had died
during the year. the following ofieers
were elected. Governor. J. Franciaeo
chnyes. ~ Valencia county. capt in
general. Amado Chayes Of santa Fe
county. alcalde mayor. R0bsft BlAek
- Gran county, ecretary. L. 10. Prince
% Hi1 Aw.h5 county, treasures. J. A..
sena. OF Santa W county councillor
samuel EldOdt, of no Arriba county
vice prssiisn, for Santa Fs county. ~
l.. Ortis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
srnoNoLY srArrp.

The Mckinley County Republican t.
making a strong nsht Tor the location
OF the hospital for miners at ia ~,
and says;
The santa Be New Mexican Ia In fav-
or OF the location OF the miners' hos
piual at Taos.
Taos 10 village Of a few hundree in
habitants htuated IN northe New
Mexico. near the COLORADO line. ~ ls
about 81 miles distance h0m Las Pie
dras. on the y 4 X. q line.
There are not one hundred mln.rs In
the whole OF Taos county. The people
OF Mckinley county have been working
for the location OF this hospital. and
whether we gci It or not. We shall par-
,iculaFly object 10 he b,ing locat d
away from the llne OF a rau. 0ad az a
point where sick or injured miners Vii
~ forced to endure the torturo OF ok
noura staging over rOugn mount. n
road. Politics must have pretty
atrong hold on the legis ature or New
Mexico. when such an outrageous prop
osltion could be even serlouAly oonsii-
cred. IL the hospital should b. iooa ed
Ahtft as tht NeN AAsNAsah HtAAtnt "
wonder n they would call the at,ent.on
OF congress 10 the fact a. an additional
reason for statehOod. such an exhibi-
lion Of lack Of judgment w0vld kse9
us out OF the uniion OF states TO- ia
next ten years. and would furnish proof
10 our enemies that We arr 40. capao Q
OF self government
Tue slx hours ,squIfs3 for staging on
the Taos road 10 all that 4 ~
quired 10 take In inJured minsf In q
Pullma or tourist car from AlDuquer-
que 20 Gallup, where there are as many
miners injured annually 40 In 81 TIE
other mining districts os the ttr.ito
combined. The New Mo&iean evi3entiy
laBors under the mistake that tht mia
ere hospital was eroated for the beneAs
Of the politicians and thst me el ilml
u miners In regard 70 the iooatiOn uan
DO disregardcd with impunity. Thi'
county 10 a. solidly republican as TO-.
and the voters are nearly al mine I
who viii see that their interest are
guarded by the men whom they ek %
20 represent thm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
rtrNrnA1. oF LAcmY.

The funeral Of james Z. Lacey. whose
death occurred At the city building OF
which mention had already been made.
viii take place tomorrow morning
at s O'Clock a. the new town Catholic
church. with burial In santa Baroara
ceme erary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Board Of Equalization in Session.
Territorial Funds.


NoTAR1Es PUBLIC APPOINTED.
Acting Governor wallace appointed
the following nottrles public. The 1dors
y. Mills. % Las Vegas. san Misue
county Richard M. bryan. Abuauar
que, Bernslnlo county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

Mr. u. A. Nick me excellent me-
chanic from Hllisb0fo. who Il Setfins
u. the machinery Ia tae Deming Aiin-
ing q Mi,ling Co.'S new ore mill In thls
sity dropDad Into our onhos me othsE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
Cures
Night Colds

How will your cough be to-
nighti Worse, probably.
You can stop it any time
Then stop il tonight You
will cough less and sleep better.
and by tomorrow at this time
you will be greatly improved.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

A good house greeted the Jossey
Stock company last night, 20 witness
the comedy drama, "a Soldiers
Daughter. The audience was appre-
ciative and enjoyed the performance,
which was well rendered, each member
being at his OF her best. Miss Bernice
Howard as the daughter OF the Twenty.
irst regiment captivated the audience
and II may be said-AlbuQuerquo
threetre goers wiil be ~ ioatho 70 part
with Miss Howard a. were her eight
hundred fathers.
The vaudeville features were especl-
ally good and the Miller Bros. diao-
ramic views we're especially hne aud
appealed 10 American patriotism aud
pride In our national institutions.
This excellent company will tonight
present the play OF Camille with Miss
Beruice Howard In the title role and
IL is safe % assume she will give a good
account OF her ability.
0oRroN's FAMOUS MNsTRELs.
Coming January n Al Neher opera
house New In everything aud 10 keep
ing with the times The music ~ the
bones and tambOurines will awaken In
the minds OF many old theatre goers
the memories Of the early days oil
minstrelsy, when crowds nOcked TO see
the plantation Singers" aud returDod
home 20 talk OF what they had seen,
until the recollections had been blotted
out by the wonders Of succeeding
shows. The people have grown more
discriminating In the bestowal of their
applause since those distant days, but
they have the same liking for min.
strelsy, and that fact will probably bee
demonstrated when Gorton's Minstrels
appear. This IL the one show o. min.
strelsy that has cast aside all old, worn
out features, and give 70 the public a
pure, wholesome, up-to-date show, full
Of snap and brilliancy. New fnces, new
acts, new songs, dancer and music.
Wait for the only great show of min
strelsy and you will get your moneys
worth. Don't miss the great street
parade and band concert at noon. Best
10 America
NEXT WEEKS SOCIETY EVENT.
The ladies OF 81. Johns guild having
secured the services Of professional Ia.
structOrs will give one Of the brightest,
funniest aud cleverest high class enter.
thinments OF the season next Wedness
day, Jan, 23, at Noher's opera house.
Nearly sixty people have been care
fully rehearing Tor three week past
aud programme of specialties, songs,
jokes, farces, local hits aud dramatic
work Il the order OF the evening.
Everything 10 being done 20 give the
theatre gOers q treat and a packed
house Is assured. The ladies' OF the
Guild together with some of the prin.
cipal stores have the ticketa aud the
sale has already commenced. See dis
play ad for particulars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

J. E. Saint, an applicant for a posi-
ton In the territorial legislative c0un-
ell IL now AZ Santa Re. going up 10 the
capital yesterday moFninx
No cases az the police court this
morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

~ your druEFisi gaunot suppiy yea. ssnd
ua tIno und Ne will eapfcas q lafar bottle
% yon, eli ehafgsS prepaid. ~ sure aud
Hiva 10 yoaf naafert aHpfsaa once.
G, ABHa o., Lowell Mass.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
LAKE CoMupRcF.

tha, Jaes Frost will not return again
this winter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

ssuou. . .As aly sSmsAny ssavslsHE
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-07
Shamrock II.

The veil of secrecy which has Surround
ed the building and construction OF the
Shamrock III. was drawn aside last week.
when Sir Thomas LiptOn's latest chal-
lenger for cup honors was drydocked az
the Erie Basin, says Designer OIelow,
in the y. y Journal A nicely turned
and beautiful boat was the verdict, and
while she will undoubtedly make a line
showing against the American defender
In light aud moderate weather. she will
not lift the cup. The more one studies
Designer Matson's latest creation the
more apparent IL becomes that the canny
Glasgow naval architect has taken Col
umhia for his model and Herreshof for
his prophet. BY this | do not mean TO say
that the new Shamrock is beaten before
she starts. for she is not, and it behooves
the managers of the American defender,
whoever she may be. 10 put their best
foot forward 10 win. Without in any
way detracting from the merits of Messrs.
Duncan and Morgan or Shippers Rhoades
and Barr, there can be no question that
Sir Thomas has added minutes to the
speed Of the new Shamrock by the sell
ection Of W. G.. Jamisen as manager OF
the new challenger. TO say nothing Of
Capt Sycamore. who is by long odds the
best skipper in Great Britain. Yacht
races are not sailed on paper, and. TO
quote an old jest. There is many a slip
between the Cup and Lip-ton"
The Shamrock H.. however. will prove
10 be the fastest yacht ever sent over here
TO win hack the cup. and the coming races
viii doubtless prove to be the closest ever
witnessed. The under water body bears
n close resemblance 10 the Columbia, in
form OF midship section. as well as lat.
ter plane with about the same beam and
about a foot more dreught. While. OF
course. Designer Watson has tried to inn
prove on the Columbia the principal point
Of difference between the new challenger
and the old defender is that the Upton
champion has longer and finer ends. and
that her deck line aft takes more pro-
nouneed inward slant toward the counter
Her fore and aft lines form a continu-
Gus easy curve from stern 20 taffrail. and
she ought to 80 through the water with
little disturbance or wave making. and
very little pounding in seaway. The
workmanship on the hull is remarkably
smooth and fair and a credit 10 her
huilders.--N. \. Marine Journal.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-07
INITIATING NEW POTATOES.
How California Gardeners Get Tv'c
Months Ahead of the Market.

How California Gardeners Get INe
Months Ahead of the Market.
From the Chicago Journal
San Francisco-In California the in.
dustrv of initiating new potatoes Is
growing rapidly.
The manufacturing gardener is an
enterprising genius of foreign extrac-
tion generally Portuguese, Italian or
Chinaman. BY his private process OF
making new potatoes he gets al least
two months advance on the market ID
many places. and the extent OF this
business must be somewhat gigantic.
for these made-new potaroes are to be
seen in all the markets from Denver
TO Albuquerque and Salt Lake TO Cape
Nome. The method of their manufac-
ture is as follows:
Late in the season after other crops
are out of the way, the gardener
plants a crop of late and good keeping
potatoes. The time has been chosen
from experience and is opportune for
Yield of small potatoes before the
frosts of winter come down upon the
gardeners truck patch. These pota
toes are dug and buried IN heaps in
the open field. and left until spring
opens and the new potato season ar
rives. At the proper time the heaps
are opened and the potatoes sorted
according to size.
In the meantime a large kettle or
vat is set in the field adjacent to the
potato heaps and made ready by fill
| ing with water and adding sufficient
| I've to effectually curl the skin of the
potato when dipped into the boiling
solution. A crane and metal basket
are rigged. so that the dipping can be
done expeditiously. and the way that
new potatoes are turned out is as
tonishing.
The effect of dipping any potato. nc
matter how old. into this boiling lye
solution is to crack and eurp the skin
and at the same time it hardens and
makes the potato much more firm, sc
that its resemblance to u new potato
is so near that it would be hard to pici
out the impostor. from appearance
alone. from basket OF the genuine
article After dipping the potatoes
are rinsed in another vat and spread
out to dry in the sun, anc cure into
perfect new potatoes. and the worl
| is complete.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-07
Diamond Head. 10 .. m.-wsathss
dear. wind light. northeast

pie Of the origin Of the war As long
as IL shall feat
As a consequence Of the var Spain
has been relieved Of troublesome and
expensive colonies, and the United
States has assumed a part Of IFS
burdens Porto Rico IS = part OF the
United States. enjoying the trade r.
Iztions OF q territory Cuba IS about
to be given independence. but in the
course Of time viii probably apply for
admission into the union The Phil
ippiue Islands are under the juTisdie-
ton OF the United States. but the re
lations these Pacific islands are tc
sustain to the country have not yet
been determined
Greater. however. than the ac1ni
sition Of territory has been the IN
crease Of prestige which the war ha:
brought 10 this country It has mad'
/ as a world power and enormously in
creased the cost OF our naval ant
| military establishment. But il hai
also Indirectly promoted the trade an'
commerce Of the country and led 4
an unusually rapid development o
our resources Whether for good o
I'm. the course of the United States a
a nation has been changed by the va
with Spain. war whose memory
perpetuated in the new ship
The new Maine viii not be complei
ed for more than q year after launch
ling. as her armoT is yet to be furnisf
ed and put on
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-07
Name
A NOTABLE OCCASION.
Thoughts Suggested by the launch
inc Of the Maine.

Nt-~~S4tN~ N@SA~@A%a 9t <FaE LaaIl1i-
ing Of the Maine.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.
The launching OF the battle ship
Maine is a notable occasion. because
the new vessel is 10 take the place
OF a ship that made history. War was
not declared against Spain because
of the explosion in Havana harbo,.
ret that event had great deal to do
with the Intervention Of the United
States for the protection Of the Cuban
insurgents. Il is doubtful indeed II
Congress and the people could have
been induced TO intervene II they had
not been worked up to high degres
Of resentment against Spain by the
belief that the Maine had been de-
liberatelx sunk BY the Spaniards. but
there has never been any conclusive
proof Of that fact. and no action was
taken against Spain on that account.
Nevertheless. Il wss the destruction
Of the Maine that brought about the
Spanish American war with It's mo-
mentous consequences. and the new
Maine viii remind the American peo-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-07
PASSENGERS DEl ARTEp. 7

For San Francisco. per O. K o. s. s
Doric, Sept. G.-J. :. Spear. Jr., and
wife. ]. Carey. wife and two children.
For Mani and Kona ports. per str.
Mauna Loa. Sept 6-Mrs. +. keawe
Miss Willis Moses, haukimoku, Mrs
Manuel Refs, Airs NJ Espinda. Miss Ku-
tiyama. g. III. Halselden. David Haughs
w. X. AIakakoa. w. X Hoopii, Mrs. W
\. Mckay. j. A. Mcguire Prof Bash
ford Dean and wife. j. c. Hall. W. G
Taylor, W. Aiken, ]. ID. Hart. Mrs d
Kahaalelio. n. Hashina, s. Laaro. J. W
Springton, +. NJ. Austin. Paul Jarrett
X. c. L. Perkins Miss Kauohi, DR. \
r. KOwatt. A h Naome.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-07

HERE was more fun az the depsr-
fure Of the DOrie yesterday than
there has been AZ a steamer sailing
for q long time There was q very Jolly
crowd OF passengers aboard. among whom
we're some heavy josbers. They we're feel
Ing very good and started IN 20 have a
good time before tire steamer left the
wharf
She iefg promptly on time, and nearly
everybody IN the down town district bad
a letter OF two 70 mail which was too late
Tor the uSstosIice and 80 had TO be taken
10 the steamer A long string of people
we're going and coming on the gangway
right up 10 the time the steamer sailed.
and many there were who arrived with
iheir letters too late 10 20 aboard aud
post them and had % content themselves
with throwing them aboard. Several of
the letters fell into the water And were
rescued by the swimming boys and tied
70 strings which we're Jet down over the
vessels side hy the crew
When the vessel was ont in the stream
ihra. very excited individuals made their
appearance on the wharf and yelled 10
Captain Smith Of the Doric 90 come back
as they were left and wanted 20 90. They
were throngh passengers who had tarrIed
up town toe long When their fellow
travellers saw their predicament they set
up 81 shout and TIE three iatt cDta Naihs
in for the hardest kind Of a l0shing- A
shore boat happening 10 be near. the
three passengcrs were hustled into il
and r0wed 10 the steamer. 4 rope ladder
was let down and they started 10 climb.
About dozen cameras were snapped AT
them as they made their way to the deck.
They were not very good climbers and
suggestions of how they might get aboard
easily were showered upon them by their
friends on the steamer. They finally
got aboard. however. without mishap and
the steamer proceeded 10 sea.
Among the departing passengers wert
Jos. X. Spear. surveyor Of the port oi
san Francisco and his wife and III. III
scott OF San Francisco The vessel ii
expected 90 reach San Francisco on the
10Th inst
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-07
No More Bonnie.

The name OF the yacht formerly the
property Of Governor Dole and well
known as the Bonnie Dundee has been
changed. The vessel coming into the
hands Of Sorenson and Lyle her name
was changed 10 the Mary l.. in honor Of
Captain james isyle's wife. The Mary
l. is about ready % launch and has been
repainted a deep black with gold stripe
all around her deck line This gives her
a remarkably handsome appearance and
seenlS to have increased her size. With a
new suit II white sails on the hlark body
the beautiful boat viii look pnetfier than
she ever did She win he put Ia the
water in couple Of days
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on Fer MolOkai.

The steamer IameS Make sailed Tor
Molekai last evening a few minutes after
2 o'clock. There were a great many pee
pie az the wharf As usual to see the vesses
Tor the Settlement away. and there was
some dithcuity IN keeping stewaways od
the boat IL Is thought that none gained
admitianee and thar only these permitted
by the Board II Health got away. The
vessel is expected hack here this evening
about le OF II O'Clock.