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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
lnAuoURArloN SPEECHES.

The Inauguration speeches on Mon.
DAY we're most excellent. and were In
keeping with the character of the
men who made thom. Both were more
brief than was expected. both were
condemned, crowded fun OF good
things. decisive and incisive. prcsl
dent Mckinloyis address makes but
the hricfCst possible alluRion 10 the
great improvement, that has been made
in the cOuBtry's financial aud indus
trial condition and 10 those matters
which were subjects uf controversy at
the time ~ his irHt inauguration tie
makcb no attempt 20 claim for himself
praise or credit for the outcome OF the
war with Spain, merely saying that he
did all ho could and as long Ra possible
10 avert the war. Most OF the address
Is confined 60 the two topics now at
the front Cuba and the Philippine isl.
andH, For these hp rencWa his ak
prcasiOu8 of desire for the utmost
peace and progress for both. stable
government democracy and liborty.
tie says hU has done the best be could
FOR the Philippines ia the absence uf
moro explicit legislation ON the part
of congress. For Cuba he renewR his
expression of the American Obilga.
uons for independence and stable gov.
ernmcni IN that island.
The address Of Mr.. Roosevelt ls as
modest and yet aB emphatic IN express.
sion OF principle aud intention II ls
an address quite In Keeping with the
record and character Of the man. tie
shows dccp appreciation of the honor
conferred upon him by the people. and
OF the responsibilities that deyolve
upon him. not as vice president, but
as that fortunate individual. that per
son To whom have been transmitted
the concentrated privileges aud op
portunitios OF generatlons--aB Amori-
can citizen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
coUN4,L.

IN the legislative council yesterday
forenoon, work commenced promptly
at 40 o'clock the reading OF the jour
mai being dispensed with Numerous
reports were received from standing
committees. Council substitute for
0unCii BIN No. 10, providing for the
rounding Of certain indebtedness.
over which the house had 40 lively q
.lmc last week. came up fog consider
alton, and the house amen lmCnts
thereto wore non conchlrcl in ON mo.
,iun ~ Mr. Springer. and confer
nee was ordered. McHsrn Cruick.
shank Spicss and Hlnkle being named
lH cuuforceF. in discussing the amend
% nig, Mr Springer read parts Their,
u and pointed out several inconais.
tcuclcs. Mr. iinkie also adversely
criticised the amendments.
q Substitute was presented for Mr..
AsCarate's house bin No. IFS amend.
as tho game law. ana the samc was
discussed aud passed. As altered
hia hiil permits the killing uf grouse
and turkey ln the months uf October.
November and December. ana quail
uung the months OF October. NOyem.
ucr December January ana February
ul each year. all species of phoaHants
not 90 be killed for a period OF i've
ears
Mr. Spicss called up council bin No
IS. authorizing county commissioners
70 order surveys of lands tor assCss-
.,cui purposes. Mr. Springer opposed
lc bin. saying he understood II was
.U,rnd Ia the interest of ono county
uly Mr. Spicss said the hill lcft Il
utirvly optional with county boards.
.nothcf they chose or not To- order
uch surveys and make tho m.!ls
~ f'r the purpose called for IN the
s.ll Mr. Cruickghank moved 10 cut
ne levy down To one mill This pro
sailcd. q Go o, Mr., Fielder absent On
lot9n of Air Springer the bill wss
Andc operative dnring the year 1901
unly. and 10 then passed uuauimuusly
Mr. MARTINEZ. by request. introduced
IuH"ll bin No "a. entitled an act To-
5tabiiHh department uf insurance in
NcW Mexico. The bin provides Tor tho
ppnidmcnt by tho guycruuf uf
lmmisFlunor of insurance az sal
..y of $4,000 per auuum. d also rp
.Iirca that Gre and accident Dompan-
500 shall pay certain fees aud per
mt of premiums into the territorial
treasury M Hughes sought to have
ho bin sent tu the committee ON
inaucc. which prevailed. the council
voting down Mr Martuc2s amend
mcnt that 10 be- referred 20 the com
uittcc ON insurance To g. Ad
.ourncd To 90 a. %. today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
THE NEW RAILROAD.
Survey Of Santa Fo, Albuquerque &
Pacific Progressing Nicely,
the OUTLOOK FOR SAN PEDRO.

Superintendent J. 4. Mclaughlin ~
The Santa Pc Gold and Copper con-
pany was in the city last night ON
business connected with the patontlng
lf several additional mines Ia the
New Plnccrs district. says the Now
Mexican. ilr brings good news from
fan Pedro aud south Santa Fc county
encrnly Tho biz 8melter nj San
Pedro is running full blast and most
successfully, regular shipments OF
mite being made weekly To New
York.
Tho certainty 81 the carly construc
iun oi the Santa fc, Albuquerque a
Hcihc railroad is havlng n most en-.
nurnpinE cifcct upon ail mining ON.
ioipriscs in and about the npuriahlur
ipWn of san Pedro. particularly iu tbs
fncrto and South Mountain districts
fhc line ~ road as surveyed comes
cut ot iJcraa canyon. south uf south
fountain, thence making o. dptuur Co
ihC west and north The San Pedro
tatlun viii be- located in the saddle of
tho range. inst above aud east of tho
Town. and tho place ia all ,adv grow
iug and taking on new iifc under thu
ftimulnting efforts OF the now order Of
'hingH with itB varied and inexhaus.
unie mineral deposits and the very
hattorine prospects uf enjoying direct
f1il communication with Albuquoroua
gid Santa 20 within the present year.
snd connection besides with tho Rock
isiand system. San Pedro does Indeed
Pohsca q roHcate future. Tho survey.
ors OF tho new road are duo to reach
ORTIZ station tonight. and Mr. Me
lauehlin expects Co moct them thcro
tomorrow aud consult with chief En
fnecr Kennedy az 10 laying out the
l'ne through the coat fields there
winch were recently purchased by him
pn behalf of Leonard Lewisuhn. the
Yppcr mAEnatc. 80 largely Interested
san Pedro mines Thus far the snr.
NeNurs ~ the Santa Fp. AIhuuucraup
q Pacific have located an admirable
Nne. II o. expected the surveyors
will reach Santa Fn The lattor part 10
reXt week The Gallstco company.
owner uf that great empire of mineral
riches. The Ortiz grant. are taking q
deep interest Ia the location OF the
road. Thcy have offered Inducements
iD bring tho line as near as possible
tho Edison gold plant. east Of DO
i'teH short distance. and viii build
q spur connecting this plant and the
. nwn of Dolores with the main line Of
tao road
"a CcrillOs also affairs Industrial
pFo taking ON renewed ylgor The
gmoitor thcro Is pushing work on its
orc roaster. aud machinery Is said TO
th ON the ground for tho additional
Jack which is 10 handle copper ores.
r. Mciaughiin states that the min.
irg fraternity of central New Mckee
id practically n unit In demanding Of
Zee icgiflnturo the location of the pro.
posed territorial hospital for miners
Cev Hos. The building of this new
worth aud south railrund viii greatly
contribute toward giving Cerrillos al
oitiounl advantageous claims over
many towns seeking the honor of pos.
scasing this important institution.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
HOUSE

Mf Sanchez of Mora called ~ the
rOau Improvement bills. council hin
No rs. by Mr. Burns. aud house bill
No i5i. by Mr slaughter. and they
we're sent tu u special committee com.
posed at MrHHra. ualioR. slaughter
and &. Sanchez to urar AN r,ccptablu
bill on the subject
The following new bills were intro
duced and referred
House bill No. lg7. by Mr. Read. 20
repeal section 20. chapter bh acts OF
1885,. relating tO the refunding ui coun-
ty aebt= committee on iuui' ny
House biil No. 1873 by Mr. slaugh.
ter. 20 prohibit gambling. committee
ON territorial Affairs.
House BIN No. l99. by N san1ovai
Thy reqncaD, relative 60 Cantcenni
committee on territorial AFFAIRS.
House bin No. goo. by Mr Abbott
providing for the capitol custodian
committee and repeating section 3 Gis.
etc. complied laws; committee on
capitol.
House bin so. POI by Mr. DaHes
iby r"uuesJ relating 90 tho establish.
mcnt ~ roads committee un roads
and hlghwnya
Mr. Walton introduced house Joint
memorial No 9 protesting agninst tho
leasing ~ the public domain wnH read
by %" and referred to tho committee
on territorial anair
Mr Sanchez of Valencia county ~.
ferod u Joint resolution pruyidinr that
tho pas of council and house employees
shall De- For Interpreters aud trans.
lntorR s. per day. stnuogrnphera Jour.
nal clerks. enrolling and cnrroHslnR
clerks, iypDwrItorH hiil clerks ttc. 81
per day committee ClDrks fb par day
pOHtmantrra and pages. 81 per dag
Mr Sanchez made speech boz support
Oi tho resolution and insisted on It's
immediate confederation iio said ln
tho assembly of 1889 the interpreters
were paid SO pes day translRtnrH s.
per nhy. aud tho remainder uf the en-
plOycH e. per day each and hc was
sure the present furcr of umpiOyea
were quite aH much entitled 90 their
l..ro a. were those nf the last ASSEM-
hiy Sc moved 90 suspend The rules
and take up tho resolution Cor adop
uon SIR Barnes thought that Mr.
Sanchez in the largpneHa ~ bis heart
had fallen an easy prry 90 this organ
ICED effort 60 raise the salaries uf en-
plnyes but h7 for one insisted on "a
reasonable economy in such matters
hr regretted to tako Issue with Mr
sanchez bat preferred 20 vote fOr cut.
ting dowr fOBn ~ the salaries now
paid employees. The house voted %
to 7. tO suspend the rules Mr San
Chez moved the passage 0i tho reaulu
ton hr harnos moved 20 Table that
motion Lost Is 90 ll ON the adop.
lion 81 the resolution the vote Wa.
ayes nays iG those iu favor 0f the
resolution being McsHB Chapman.
sanchez ~ Mora Sanchez Of RiO Nv.
rha Sena. Trulillo. Valdez aud San
cher of Valencia
NJ Sanchcz ~ Rio Arriha presented
q ioint rcFOlutinn requiring the socre.
iary ~ the TERRITORY 90 mail 10 an
members as soon aH printed coplts ~
iho laws passed hy the thirty fourth
assembly. together with copies of the
Journal Mr sanchez moved to amend
hy adding copies Of the executive mea.
laF ANA the accompanying reports
Roth tno amendment and the roaoln
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

ter reports say mother and child doing
we'll
Martin Buggeln. the livcryman. ship.
ped al of his extra stages and car
fiagcs over the Santa Fc a Grand Can
ton railroad Co the end OF the track
Several blg excursions 81 tourists afe
ON the road ana the convcynncea al.
ready az the end of the track were not
sufficient % take care of the travel.
Consequently Mr. Thurber had 10 call
into rcquis.tion all the conveyancus Dee
could
George Douglas came in from his cat.
tle ranch south % town, bringing with
him the skin ~ magnificent speci-
men N mountain lion. which he killed
in Lonesome Pocket. near his ranch
Robert Toe. Wcu known On this city.
died az Prescott from pneumonia Mr.
lee was a sthiwurt specimen ~ physlc-
90 manhood. Ills brother. e. u. Lee.
naH ia town the middle of the week
looking up his brothers membership
siandlng in the different secret ~.
riotiea
Mr. Henry r. Barbour and Engineer
Hoyllanj came In from the canyon
They tried to get across the canyon.
bus ihc depth OF snow on the north rim
prevented a. They lefi Tor salt Lake
'uy VIA san Francisco. and will come
down on the north side IN that long
roundabout way.
John iluncc. the famous Grand Can
you guide was a welcome caller at the
Vows office. Mr. Hance, Who was a
long ANA steadfaH friend OF the late
W. ~ Ashurst. rendered valiant SER
vice Ice locating the body uf his dead
frend Mr ilaucc. with Others of the
rescue party state that the body Of
Str Ashursi fen about ia00 feet. ana
u was an utter impossiblIty 20 get the
body out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

FROM ihc Argus.
Miss 4la Coruel uf Jacksonville.
lil, viii arrive hers shortly to yisit
Lieutenant Mccormack ana wife ~
Fort Apache.
program 0f school cverci.os win bee
given noxt Friday ulght 100 the court
house hail oacHslaued hy ,hn closing
or the Holbrook school term ve s.
Interesting program has been prepared.
- NJ Francis 81 Flag tar. accom-.
panied by ~ MeC1rty OF this p'n n.c.
loft fbr ST. Johns on business intent
Mr Francis purchased large num-
ber of Sheep .u that part nf thc guuu.
try un hls last VIHHit there.
We understand that Rev - H. Ash.
muu has accepted % cau tn WriFer.
idaho. Bry Ashmun is WoI ANA ga.
Vnrtbly known boo This section. having
been connected with Congregations
mission work ln New McNIon nuI Ar
zou4 for a number ~ years past
A. \. ARMSTRONG indian agent oj
Wbltoriyrr returned from Washington.
-. a., whore ho has hc"p for the past
month on 0nicInl business while east
Mr Armstrong visited hts old hamr
On phlo. Ilo reports having "a good
5imc but o. Fl1d ia Ert back 10 .h"
italian climate of ArIEunf.
4 very pleasant party was rly,n
last saturday evening at th' Residence
~ Nj and Hu J. u. Wulls iHr ur-
caslon being FOO honor of ho nIthia
~ Judge ~ y Jackson ThH pr 20
werc Mr. ami Mrs StrrItt % o.
Jackson. Mi. JerNis ana a r. rounr
The dime Was enjoyed by music ti1g.
INK and rnHntions ana an elegant sc.
past was served hy the hostess
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
THE LEGISLATURE.
Luna County BiII---Resolution to In
crease Pay Of Employees,
sOwt's MINERS HOSPITAL BILL.
COUNCIL

Tho 1pocial ordcr la the Legislative
council yesterday morning WAS the
Luna county proposition. aud there
was big crowd of visitors on hand
% watch the pruCcedlngs when the
adverse report by majority of the
committee on counties and county
limos "u tho original hili was called up
for consideration. Mr. Hinklp oprup,i
the bail by presenting " minority rp.
port anu "a substitute hili. which be-
deaignatcd as comprnmisr measure.
Mt Hughes moved to lay on tho table
hr iiinkle'a report aud substitute bin
Lost, 3 to y. the Affirmative vote being
east by Moasrs Burns. harrison
hughes. Springer and Chayca Ry the
anne vote reversed ti' minority report
NaH adopted. Mr. Hughes again moved
lo table the substitute. Lost. 4 To Z.
On motion to suspend the rules for
the passage Of the bin. twothlrds
failed t0 develop Tor the measure. the
vote being q ayes. 3 nays. and the bill
was thus sent 10 the prcsldgnt'R table
e. take ita regular course
The council conference committee
ON substitute for council bin Ne Ib.
the rrfunding act. was received and
adopted, and the hill passed with
some sught notifications of the house
thereto. Mcaara Ensley
springer and Hinklo voting against
the measure.
Council bil No 49,. Mr. Burns bin
requiring Rhorihs to quartz rlv inspoct
saloons and gaming plnrra. which had
hcch amended in the house. was re-
ported from committee with an
making tue license fees
payable into the school treasury of
tho district when collected Mr.
said be- was oppngpd to
taxing vice fur education ~ tho youth
'dt 90 that was the law now ne
wanted the revenues tu be- used In the
district whore thoy were paid. Mr
Spicaa agreed with the idea and
thought the money thus raised ahould
go 10 the digtrict that hnro the burden
NJ police protection McV8rs Hirhle
ana Fipldor opposed the amendment.
and the former was against hat part
NJ the hill which empowers nhcrina
io collect tho saloon and gambling a.
rcnscs nt per cent commission Mr.
Hughes said In tho city ~ Aibuguer.
que tho saloon and gambling licenses
had not bocn paid for a year past
and $4,000 was due from that source.
which. because ~ failure t0 collect.
The public school teachers could not
be paid The amendment was finally
adopted. 3 20 3. Fielder. Hinhc and
ChaveH In the negative and the bin |
passed.
Hcuse bin No. 90, Mr. Dalies' bili
relating 60 appeals from Justices of
The peace In ditch cases. was then
.akon up and passed unanimously. Al
lourncd TO q. M.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
.on wore aaopted. aItnI

uon we're adopted. % toll
House hill No iaG, BY Mr.. nateman.
authorizing ,he construction of bridges
and although general In character. de.
signed especially 90 enable Chavoa
county 90 construct a bridge coating
$4,000 over the Pecoa river. was al.
verseiy rcpOr,ed. Tho house rciected
the report. and after an explanation by
Mr.. uatoman the ban passed
House bill NO. ia3. by Mr.. nateman,
which requires that spcciA. iovies IN
school districts shall be- announced 20
the county assessor prior lo the cate
Tor making up aaacaamont rolls passed
unanimously
House Ulll No 1873. also by Mr.. bate.
man, which requires that special leviea
IN school districts shall be announced
90 the county assessor prior 10 the
.uate Tor making up assessment rolls.
passed unanimously
House Bill No iso. alen By Mr. Date.
man. so protect public worahip and 10
prevent the dcHecration oi the araf day
lot the week, called sunday. was taknn
up Mr Sanchez of Valencia moved
its passage. Mr. Sanchez " Mora o.
Tered an amendment. providinE that
All lines shall be- paid into the school
funds In the district were collected
and exemptlng aheephcrdcra from the
operation " the bill Mr. narnaa said
hc could see nu necessity ~ exemptinv
shecphcrdera from the operation III the
hlli. NJ Barnes said he could see no
ncccasity of oxcmptinG any one. az
the iil rcforred only 10 uHnecesaaf-y
labor On motion ~ Mr. Daiiea the
measure was made special order Tor
10 9. m. today.
Tho speaker called attention 20 tho
pilinE up ~ buslneaa on the apeaker'a
table. Mr.. Bnwie stated he had been
patiently awaiting opportunity 10 call
up his houec bill No u.s. for tho estah
ilshmcnt ~ n hospital for minorn AZ
Gallup Il was now pending as unnn.
ishcd business hut u the mass on tho
speakers table was % be- taken up and
referred hiH L..a, he feared would be-
completely buried. Iic therefore asked
unanimous consent 10 have the bill gp
10 the calendar ready FOR ita third read.
ing Mr. Abbott objected. Mr.. n0wies
proposition went then 10 n vote Of
me house. which declined tn nsapend
ihe rules, ~ 20 .. two-thlrda hein0
necessary Adjourned to 2 80.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
THE oUANo KING
John r. peMier Closes Deal for Gu.
ano Caves on the Armendarla.

John u. DoMier. who was the guest
OF Judge aud Mrs. McFic at Santa Fo
yesterday. came In last evening and
left for hip home at Las Cruces. Mr.
beMicr has Just returned from the
east. having visited New York aud
Chicago. whore he closed n deal Civ
Ing him the exclusive right tn work
the gunnO caves nine miles from Lava
station. In the Siesra San Crlatobal.
The cay9a are located ON the Armen-
daris grant Ia Socorro and siorrn
cOuntioa. formerly owned by Wilson
Waddingham, but recently sold to the
Chicago Cattle company. Mr.. De
Mtcr has been working the caves for
some time with success and profit AZ
present be employs ten men and ships
Fifteen tons of guano daily, chiefly 90
southern California. where II is used
as fertilizer for lemon aud orange
orchards. Il is the best fertilizer oh.
taiVable for that purpose. aud SIR.
hcMicr ia making a good thing OF his
absolute right 10 work the guano
caves. lie WAS az one time auporin-
tendont 0f the territorial pcnitontiary.
and also deputy clerk OF the third ia.
dicial district Ills many friends will
Dc pleased Ia learn that he "a now on
the high road Ia prosperity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
Cnhr VAL rn,srt,Inmnni.

The cake wei. and entertainment
given last night by the members of the
A. NJ. y. churcl., Ia the store room on
0old avenue opposite Tho Ciiizen, was
a grand success, and furnished much
amusement for those who attended
Mayor MarrOn, Alderman John =.
Boaven an Quo Dieckman were 60
locted a. Judges ~ the walk" 4" atd
after witnessing the elAisirate evolu,
tions Oi the three couples that entered
ior The prize, decided that they were ~
equal merit and that the cake should
bu divided between them. They wrro
Mrs. Higgins aud a. Vencable, Mrs.
Watson and Mr. Coleman, aud Miss
Daisy ilOlt and Carol I,umfOr, Appe-
tizing refreshmeuts we're savved 10 the
patrons ~ the entertainment, and the
church p1oplc are we'll satisfied with
She results.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

Al Watkins aud ono francis we're
bartcudcrs at the opera house saloon
about year ago says Che Gallup TO.
puhlicnn. last spring they left 60.
ing west Watkins bought some bur
ros AZ Congress. ArIk.. on tho Santa
&C. Prescott s. phntnlr railroad. ana
atutnd past on q prospecting trip
That WHH the last sr of him alive
ilD sos worth gorefHI thnIH1uI COL
lHrs Fran o. eut iliifuu foreman
at WN'HTH o. lH'1rHH teriidrBtH 0i
deposit fur $500 which ma been b..
8uod 90 WnftinH 30 had hcen rnu
posed until thI. i.mo that Watt na hgi
committed E 900. Waikins hruth4f
came out tlUm tho east and started
d ftoctiyca on hunt Tor Francis. who
vas reported in Mexico Three dincr
ont men have been arrested and taken
90 Congress for Identification hut
none of them proved 10 be- Francis.
There is no doubt but that be- Will soon
be- caught.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
wIIIIAMa

From the News
Tom Lewis. he Ash Fork capitalist
and Nite We're Williams visitors
Miss J.. Woods, nf knEmln. a sister
of Mrs Dr. waite, 90 this city. ls visit.
inF with the latter
Tho Saginaw aud Mauistee mill start
"a up again after month m for cX-
tcnslNr repairs,
irwin Sanders has boea very low from
pneumonia lils ufe was despalred al
tho nrs, week but he iH now better
A letter received by fd,nls ln lm.
clty conveys the Information that Miss
Catherine Kramer, 900 excellent stenO-
grapher and O. young lady possessing
many friends here, "a now located 80
Honolulu
"A daughter" was The way the mes.
Eago read. but that was sudirlent fof
q o. Derhyshlfr 3ho Immediately
made o hike Tor the nrst train east
bound Ho started ppat haste f1r 'l
nos Altos y 81 where hN good Wir,
had preceded him some weeks ago. Ia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Council bin 80 a5. by Mr. Cruick.
shank the appropriation bin covering
the iifty third AMI G.t fourth fiscal
years. was introduced, ordered trans.
lated and printed
Council bin No. 5s. allowing the
pcn'tcntiary board 10 cxpour slt0OU
In improvements the money coming
from the ralc Of peuitentlary lands.
PASSED
Mr. Burns bin ON tho control uf
moneys of public Institutions was
amended and passed
The vote in the council yesterday
forenoon 90 table thn Luna county bill
was roCuusidcrrI yesterday hftornoun
upon motion uf Nr Crurkshank and
the bin can therefore hc brought up at
any time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

Mr, T.. Wuttlcs. wife NJ Conductor
Muulcs, of th' Santa &c Pacific a
Gmnd Canyon railroad, dropped dead
The other day at Williams as the result
.of heart disease Mrs, Mattlcs had Just
started on, calling when passing the
Williams drug store she spoke - br.
IAul"r, and told him she would have to
step Iu and rr-' q minute as she was not
feeling we'll, The doctor assisted the
H.ly up thr steps into the store ani hur-
rirlly seated h,r She became danger
ously iil no uur' and complained of pains
in ihn rrgIun of lhe heart She asked
the doctor 90 loosen spmo nf her 10th
iug, which he dh Thr unfortunate
laiy frll tp tb. noor nnl Iuuanr, eN-
pIrcil.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
KINaMAN


NAhNi ilf NfhilNa
A petition was circulated On King
man praying the lower house of the
legislature not 10 pass The Buns min.
no bin which has already passed the
council Tho petition contained about
evenly ave names ana has already
Decn forwarded 10 Phoenix.
Judge Logan has received dedica-
Ion souvenir from the territorial
rhooi superlutcntont % Is made ~
npper ana ia little smaller than a
silver dollar ON one slide 30 has the
Norla Dedication souvenir February
%. 1901 with the territorial seal in
ihe center. ana on the other side an
neraNiug "f the capitol building. sur.
rounded Boy thr words Capitol of ArI.
IONA 1t Ph1culX The Judge ls proud
20 hlH new acquisition