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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
GREAT roor RAIL oANr.
The Indian school Team Defeated ny the
Aibuqu.rque Giants.

THE Iadian school Team Defeated by the
Albuquerque Giants.
The champion football team Of the
.crrltory--the local government Indian
schoOi--went down In defeat at the fair
grounds yesterday afternoon Il the r
second encounter with the Albuqucr-
que Giants. Score 10 TO o. In the fir,t
game. which was played on Christm8s.
The match resulted IN a tie. but m
Giants were positive, should they b.
granted another match, that the result
would be different. and they kept their
Xord as the score above indicates. The
game throughout was repiete with
brilliant plays. not only by the Giants.
but by the Indian boys also, and
hearty applause greeted the members
u the opposing teams whenever a fine
tackle was made or a brilliant play OF
any kind rendered. Barber and Scan
ardore alternated as referee and nm-
pre; l.. C. Brooks and } w. Travis
as iinesgaen and timekeepers.
c. J. white and wife from Kansas
city. are late arrivals. atopp ns At the
Hotel Highland,
The new conductors or the Santa Fe
Pacific. having regular runs between
this city and winsl0w. are James Fur
long and A. l.. Chandler, These two
well-known railroaders we're Ia line
of promotion. and The Cltizen Il
p,eased T. understand that they will
now punch tickets on regular passen-
ger trains going and coming from this
city on the Santa Fe Pacific.
A. s. oootz. for several years the
81 neral manager OF the Peces Valley
Irrigation company. stationed al
Carlsbad. has resigned that position
and has left 20 accept a position with
the Texas Coal company az Fl. Worth,
Mr. GoetE was a great help IN adver-
tislnE the Pee0s valley. and his depart
ure will no doubt be rvgFetted by the
people Of Carlsbad and that valley
The gentleman was weil-kn0wn In thil
city aud his friends also regret his DE-
parture from the territory,
Painters. paper hangers nd plaster
ers have been az work the past feN
days al the store room on south Sec
ond street recently vaoasei by HenrS
nrooxmeier. and a. soon as tho wori
Is completed Mrs. McCreight viii oc'
cupy the room a. her millinery stor
having removed from No 1i2 Wee
i Railroad avenue. n. II. Ferguson
the owner Of the properly, has alreed,
given the contract 10 whitney com
pany for a large corrugated iron avn
ing 20 be erected In front of tht stor'
q be occupied BY Mrs MccrtiGht
The New Years dance and party
given BY Mrs. Walton al the Nehe
opera house hail last night. was iafg
iy attended ana was indeed a pretti
aftaiF-the FIRST twentieth century bal
10 be held IN Albuqusrqus.
Claude Llewellyn, formerly sNatl
Fe baggage master al Trinidad. Col
later holding a similar position az Al
buquerQue. ". ~, Il nov bin clerk q
the Santa Re Pacific ofiices az GALLUP
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
rhs arsat a1odsrn Newspaper

When al that portion OF the United
states West OF the Missouri and k1w
rivers was a traekless wilderness,
nearly haif century agO. the finst h.
sur OF one of the worlds gneaisss
newspapers appeared. 81. Louis, tben
mere overgrown town on thd western
frontier OF civilization. has developed
Into a great commercial metropolis.
and that great modern newagatherer.
The ST. Louis Giohe- Democrat, has
kept pace with tbs progress Of lta city
and section II has been, from its arHt
issue 10 the present tme. the chill
dren's tutor, the youths counselor the
woman'a companion, she farmers in
structor ana friend. Its circulation
extends 70 every state and territory Of
The union. 20 Canada and Mexico. and
20 every part OF the world where there
are readers nf thu EngliAh language. i,
ought 70 be In your home during the
coming wear. $40 advertisement else
where IN this issue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
soALPKMs rEMpr EDIroEs.
The Greet Morai and Religious weekly
Fnils Down,

1--WE can always toll when business Is
duh with the scalpers Ia the way Of so-
curing supplies Of tickets, said a pas
senger oliicial. "When his stock In
trade gets low In dpl season the
ticket scalper has 10 hustle "a replenlsh
Il. We soon know when he begins 20
tempt the country editor, which Is one
os his iayorite resorts.
even II no non-corruptible editor
sends us IN copy Of the circular
letter which Is sent out, and gives as
friendly information that the move
ment n on, there are other unmlsiak'
able signs and indications. We know
II well enough when these fellows way
out In the woods and Businesses 0f the
mountains begins 10 want to do some.
thing for our road They are miles
and miles away from the railroad, but
they say they can do us a world Oi good
with their great moral and religious
weekly, The proprietor Of the said
4. nn. and r. weekly wants 20 take q
long Journey or wants a mileage book,
and no wants Il bad, He is allowed q
want al he wants 70 With q gnsat moral
and religious loaging
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
A vIcrrM or Tnn pEsrsT.
", l.. mopEiss Of Ysma. wsndsEs 10 fiis
Death.

Death.
a couple Of days sSo the unauthsn-
tchted news came 10 Yuma b. Nlfe
that w. l.. Hopkins, who has been a.
Mesquite for over q year attending 70
the development of SONS miaiug
claims in which be is interested. n "a
not BEEN seen since the i9lh inst. and
ID was feared be vas dead. No parii.
ouiars weu 0btainnbie. ans Il was
hopoJ gho report Wouli prove faat
To-day. however. says the Yuma,
Ariaoua. sun. Joe Weninger arrived
from Mesquite and fully autnsnucatei
the sad Rows The particulars. ha
given BY Mr. WerninEeF are 10 the ef-
feet that on the afternoon of the 10 h
inst. SIR. Hopkins left tho house la
which he lives % 90 over % what Il
known AZ the Red Cloud house 20 get
some water he lefi his pail hanging
on q fence ana started toward the
placer grounds a mile aad a kalf dia-
tani, ilis action was notice5, tut
nothing was thought % n. 40 the old
gentleman was exceedingly well Ae-
dualnfca with the country But next
morning % was discovered that hin
water pail wan stll hanging on the
fence. ana inyugiigation showed that
hs haa MT returne4 a @'arch aas Al
0rce insiiEatei. ana has slnce been
kept % bat without sucoess, The lost
man vas tracked toward the hills %
1far as there vas anY soft earth ~
show sn impression % The hesvy nhogl
b. wore. but further thfn hat hs
c0uld not b. traced There ia ~ h0pa
that he viii syer b. found alive.
Il Is supposed that Hopkins Wake.
1 zoo far YEA 0vertakan ~ darknssa eas
I bssomins bswilaeFsd wandered arouse
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
Another RAILROAD.
The Choctaw wnl Extend and Connect
wsth tho santa Fe az VI Paso,

The Chaetnw Will Extend aud Connect
with tho santa Fe at VI fRso.
The news comes from ST. Louis 70
the effect that the Choctaw road will
.saB begin Sork ON an extension from
Weatherford, Oklahoma, 20 point on
the santa Fe near the Texas line, says
the III Paso Herald.
Francis l.. Gowan, president OF tht
road Is quoted as fellows; "fho rapid
development Of the country having
forced the matter, the company has de-
cidcd 10 extend its line eighty-Bvc
miles westward from Wcatherford. is
present terminus. and also % build n
branch roae l20 miles In length, from q
point near Heartshorne, in a south
westerly direction, toa point on the
Atchison system near the southern
boundary line Of the Indian Territory
Both lines viii run through good
agricultural country. a large coal
tonnage Is also assured 10 the branch
line hy contract under which the
Atchis0n company win lease for ave
years coal for the larger part Of its
Texas lines.
''ro provide the funds for the exten.
slons the company has sold 20 a syndi.
cate composed of Drexel n Co, Brown
Bros. s. CO., w. III. Newbodls son 4
Co., and Edward B. Smith 4 Co.,
$500, 600 Of its general mortgage bond.
aud also 5000 900 new bonds, which
will be secured by first mortgage lien
on the present mileage. The road
will be built by the Western Oklahoma
Railroad company and purchased Ly
the Choctaw company upon compile
tion
This viii mean a close traiiic ar
rangement between the Santa Fe and
the Choctaw and virtually give NJ
Paso another trunk line east 70 Mem
phis over short line This line RUNS
through the richest coal fields In AL
the west and will get into ~ Paso In
competition with New Mexico coal,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
BELES nREvIrIas.
Visitora From mAibnaueraue-Louis neckor
Better MtnstFeI show by CLERKS.

Visitors From Aibnqueruue-Louts neckOr
BETTER Minstrel show BY CLERKS.
Bcien. y. NJ. Jan. 2.--Charles Mann
clerk az Fred. Scheeie's store. visited
Albuquerque Monday. returaing to
Beien In time TO spend New Years day
Oscar 0oebel ana John Hughes. ,wo
young gentlemen from the metropolis,
spent New Years day al me homo q
Oscars parents IN Belen The boys
returned to Aibuquerque this morning.
Belcn enjoyed a snow storm on De
cember 81.
The clerks az John Beckers big gem
eral merchandise store gave a min
strel show al the Heyday club hal
during she holidays. All who attended
were well pleased.
The many friends Of Louis Becker
WIN be glad 20 learn that he II IN
proving, and expects TO be up and
around In a few days.
Edward owen. Of Albuquerque. was
visitor 10 Belen on New Years day
being a guest OF the clerSs at John
Bcoker's store.
Walter and Edgar Goebel. two stu
dents OF the Agricultural college. en-
ioyed the holidays with their parents.
The boys win q, once return TO the
college.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

Just Discovered According 20 Reports and
People Are Wiid

-"
A Rumor was afoat IN m Pass sat.
urday night to the effect that q dia.
mond mine had heen discovered near
Captain, New Mexico By New York
parties.
The rumor was unconnrmed, but it
has evidently gone abroad and created
sensation wherever q was circulated.
Tor a number % dispatches from east
ern papers were received BY corteaponr
dents AZ M Paso asking fog the facts.
u IL alleged that the mines were un-
covered on Blows property and that
interested persons are anxious 20 keep
the discovery a secret until further
Investigations have been made and al
valuable claims IN the visinity staked
out. For that reason news concerning
the discovery r. hard TO set.
n IL claimed by several persons that
the Captain diamond heids promise 20
rival those of South Africa and that
NJ sooE az the true story OF the dis
covery becomes known 20 the country
al large the rush Of prospsctors and
capitalists will be unprecedented In
the history of the southwest
RuMGR CONFIRMED.
A dispatch direct from CAPTAIN coz
arna the Fumor that diamonds have
been found recently IN that vicinity.
Il says that several large gelna Of
the Highest quality have been taken
out OF the ground and that AZ a conae-
quenco the most intense excitement
prevails there among mlHing men and
others. who realize that extensive dia-
mand fields would mean untoid
wealth.
The stones when nrst taken from
the ground resembied ordinary peb-
hles. but when the outer crust wsa re-
moved the sparlSlers were revealed I'M
their virgin purity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
rRonArE coumr MArrEH.
Custody oF Chiidrsn win Cause IitiEatIor
ns las Vegas.

Quite an important case has been
going on before the san Miguel coun-
~ probate court for tht past three
days. and Il "a expected that testimony
viii all b. In by Tonight II seeina
that nearly nine years ago, N. Segura
and wife were appointed guardians by
the court and petition Of he mother.
Mrs. simon Myers Of her two ehildreu.
a little boy five years and girl eight
years OF age. Now comes the mother
Mira simon Myers. and peutions the
court that her husband, John Myers
the step father of the children, he
granted the children by adoption, ne
petitioning the cour. TO become their
adopted father Neither of the chi =
dren who have beSn under the protec-
ton. sch0oled and looked afer BY their
guardians for the paai nine years ee-
SIRE now to return 70 their mother. but
prefer 20 stay with q ose 20 whom
they have become attaohed, the chli-
dren nov being aEed fourteen aud sew
enteon respectively. Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

There are very few editors who will
do this, but once Ia q while the scalpcr
will end man who u willing 20
violate his contract with the railroad
company and sell the transportation
issued 90 him In exchange for edvcr-
tising. For the most part we are onto
all those fellows before they succeed iu
getting II In the FIRST place and We lose
the valuable influence OF their great
moral and religious weeklies."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

Alba Heywood's Bi- Chloride % Pun.
Will cure everything Including the
blues.) lie treats the entire Ds.cm
through the eye and ear. ThrOats ex-
amined while you laugh. No pain. Z
copt In the side. You yell, but II
don't hurt. You cry. bus as from
laughing. Haywood is supported BY a
company OF artists. ali the best In
their line. Not DUH moment. but a
merry -go-round OF fun, TO appear
here on the evening Of January at
Nehers opera house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

Monday. June as,hi Independents day,
Sunday, sept. 2sth. THANKSGIVING day.
THURSDAY Nov. asth; First Sunday IN
Advent. Dec. ist 81, Nicholas day,
Friday. Dec eth. st. John Evangelist,
Friday. Dec. 27th.
Paste this IN your hat or on your Of.
fice desk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

The Topeka Journal Is authority FOR
the report that very hne quality Of
diamonds have been found near Alamo
gordO. J.. !. Blow formerly associated
with the Dclieera company at Kim
berly, South Africa, made the discOv-
cry, aud says they stand all test be Is
able 20 give them. Mr. blow be known
In Albuquerque, and last year sx'
amined and reported upon tho mines
near Sabiual, 5Ocorrc county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
FIHE Ar LORDsBURG.

Business Portion OF the Town Ain,ost En.
ursiy Destroyed.
Early yesterday morning hre swept
over the town OF Lordsburg, IN Grant
county, ana nearly the entire business
portion OF the place was destroyed.
There was no water system. and the
people had no way In which 10 stop
the spread Of the iames A high wind
vas blowing az the time and hs.ped 20
spread the fire. The loas n heavy and
many OF the people are eft almost en-
tlrely destitute.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
LrrrEn 10 aovEnsoR orrno.
He Is Requested co visit NJ Psso and Held
Conference.

Ife IL Requested co visit ~ Paso and Held
Conference.
In accordance with me aeti3n Of the
board Of directors OF the n Paso
chamber os commerce al the meeting
held last Thrusiay night. President
Prudential sent tbs following letter
to Governor otero;
N Paso. Dec as 1900
Hon, Miguel a. otero. Governor Of
New Mexico. SAINTS Re. ". NJ.
Dear sir-1 am instructed b. the
board of directors % the Bi Paa1
chamber oe commerce 10 extend 70 you
and through you 20 the c1mmitiee Ap-
pointed 20 50 20 Washington and op-
pose the International dam project. an
invitation to visit NJ Paso ami confer
with the ohamb,r OF commerce ard
oitlEens for the purpose OF re1chlnR an
understanding aud an agreement
which will put an end 20 the c0ntro-
versy and strife nov blocking he way
of enterprises calculated 20 benefit the
people Of the RIO oranis valley In
Texas. New Mexico and Colorado
In this connection I invite your at
tentlon 20 the enclosed copy of res.
oiuilona adopted a. q public meeting
held In this city last August. and also
resolutions adopted hy the board OF
directors of the Ei Paso Chamber Of
Commerce September ?. 1900
Copies Of these resolutions Wer'
transmitted 70 Representative John n
Stephens OF this district. 70 Senators
culberson ana chilton of Texas. 70 th'
governors Of New Mexico ana col0rad,
70 the state department. 10 che United
states attorney general snd ether on
eials. The citizens of ~ PaEo whs
took the action above ortllhsa are pre-
pared % ec.operets with you and 81
others intsreated Ia a. reasonable ans
practieable effoFt 20 Further eur pom
mon inteFesta
TruSiinR that you ana the eommit
zee % whom iris invitetieu a eMlends'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

santa Ne Increased Systems Mileage
~ Purchasing pecos VALLEY.
Some misapprehension arose last
week over the ownership of the PCcos
Valley and Northeastern railroad, run.
ming from PccOs "a Amarillo, Tex.
The Santa Re company has practi.
cally owned the Pecos Valley and
Northeastern railroad since Il was sold
under the foreclosure on April ~,
1893 The purchase has just been
formally made, however.
This increases the mileage of the
system 10y $50 miles and makes It's total
length over 3, 200 miles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

until he waa completely LOST Perhaps
insanity samo 90 o0mriete his o0nfu-
sion, ard thus the desert sscars-i an
other victim Wiinam l. Hopksns va
one q the Old timers % Yutba ard IN
iversaliy respected and admirNd. He
was native " New York and 80 yearu
of aEp ISIS taking away, and sepscaai-
" ths terrible manner ~ n. ara oc-
oasions " widespread regrpt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

may nnd u practicable 10 come here and
satisfy yourselves that our people de-
sire 70 reach an amicsbie arrangement
with you In regard 70 this matter. ]
am. vtry truly yours
=, J. FRBupBNTHAl.,
President
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
ruE sLMANAC CONSULTED.
Datss af the Fixed aad Movable Festivals
an the New Year, 1901.

Dates ef the FiMed aad Movabie Festivals
in the New Year, 1901.
For the year 1904 ths days ana dates
OF important evsnts, anniversaries and
holidays. win fail as follows. Epiphany
sunday. Jan. 6thi septuags sima. sun
day, Feb ards Sexage lima Sunday.
Feb. 10th: Valentines day, Thursday.
Feb. ilth QuinQuagesima Sunday
Feb. iIth, shroye Tuesday. (Fast-
nachO Feb, i9th; Ash Wednesday
Feb goth, washingtOn's birthday, FRI
DAY, Fcb. 22nd, Quadragesima Sunday,
Fsb. 2ith; Mtd-Lent sunday March
18th; ~. PAtrick's day. sunday March
nth, Palm sunday. March Sist.
Maundy Thursday. April tthi
Good Friday April bth; Easter sun
Day. April Tth. Low sunday. April
i4th; Rogation sunday. May itthi Az
censlOn day CHoly Thursday May
18th. whit sunday. May 2Gth; Decora-
tion day. Thursday. May 3Oth; Trim
ity Sunday. June and Corpus Christi
Thursday. June 9Th. 81. John, Baptist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

hafty fN ~ "i"H'
Mrs. g. v. Maxwell Mother Of hra
Rev, @ A. Bunker, died ~ the Lead
avenue Methodist church pars0naEe
No. S0a West Lead avenue this morn
ing at i.a0 O'clock. The deceased wa
native u New York state ana N'ai
q years o. age. She ieaws three ohil-
dren---two sons al Sycamore, H., and
Mrs. Bunker. wife of Rev, Bunker
Funeral services viii be held al th'
Methodist parsonage on Friday. Jan
4. at also D. m. after which the re-
mains will be shipped TO sycamors. III
for interment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
EDUARD STRAUSS.
tss and Conesgt Company win no here
danuary 4.

Hs and ConesFt Company VIII no here
January =,
The famous musician, Eduafd
Strauss, wih be- here January g. The
New York World says.
When Il comes 10 waitEes and
polkas. these musicians. Inspired and
controlled by all the traditions OF the
Strauss dynasty, arr admirable. Ed-
uand Strauss "a stiu one OF the most
Individual conductors of his time. Hls
rnannerissns are more exaggerated
than they used to be. He uses his ba-
ton commandingly. eppealingiy. nom
chalantly IN turn; he adds a varied
flay ot facial expression to his beating
d time, ffowning az the drummer.
smiling At the ecllist lie Il on ~ tngs
and his body moves synpathetically
with the phrases and aocentuatlon Of
each musical sentence"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-21
DO YOU FEEL LIKE THSP
Pen Picture for Women.

81 am so nervous, there is not q
well inch in my whole body. an so
weak at my stomach and have indi-
gestion horribly, and palpitation Of
the heart, and l am losing flesh This
headache aud backache nearly kills
me, and yesterday nearly had hyster-
les there is a weight IN the lower part
of my bowels bearing down all the
time, and pains in my groins and
thighs; ] cannot sleep. walk, or sit,
and l believe / an diseased all over :
no one ever suffered as I do"
This is a description Of thousands q
cases which come 70 Mrs. Pinkham's
attention daily An inhamed and III
cerated condition Of the neck Of the
womb can produce all Of these syup-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-21
RlBBERS
MEN ARE BECOMING DISGUISED
WITH AGITATION.
Natural Interests of city Suffering
Prom Toe Much Politics.

Had it not been for the possible serious
asgravation OF the local situation. the
EFFORTS Of the "Ri5bers" would be anus
ing.
Daily. . certain faction. who fear that
the town VIII continue in the even tenor
% his customary political tendency. and
that there VIII be no policemen's Jobs 10
sive out. is urging an agitation that
every patriotic citizen ia the interest of
Wichita wishes 70 avoid.
The managers OF the ~Ribbers" ticket
ere neg oaiy destroying their own chances
IF sac-css. tor The people 81 Wichita can
haVe 20 iave tar those who would precini-
tate disturbance. bat they are giving en-
couraeement q 3 movement yhst. Tor
period 81 least. may destroy me interests
OF the community
Az tins time u the year. especially.
when property owners are contemplating
spring improvements. and when the sea-
son OF immigration and speculation IS
about to open. there should be no consi-
zion in Wichita that would discourage en-
terprise. There would be none. il the
management q the social edshrai euta
mansesmeat of the ~Rlbbers' ticket
would cult their encouragement OF d.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-21
ENTERTAINED The KNIGHTS
RathbOne sisters Banquet at Castle
Hail Inst ght


The Rathbone Sisters entertained their
brothers Of the knights OF Pythias last
night at Castle hall. corner of Douglas
and Topeka avenues. with dinner from
TO 5 o'clock, a short program in which
the little Misses Elsie ana Edith Bryan
rendered a song and gave cakewaIk,
both of which We're very creditable to the
little folks; Mrs. ~. c. Beck recited My
Idaho" very pleasing and romantic
poem. in a highly artistic manner; Miss
Kathryn Schoteld sang q beautiful Sc
lection. which was heartily encored. and
she responded with another both of
which We're rendered in a most pleasing
way. After the program came music by
Prof. Blume and Mrs. Bamberger. and
dancing was participated IN by many.
while others enjoyed themselves with
cards and other games. 1t was a pleasant
evening Of enjoyment and everyone made
merry until late hour. The Rathbone
Sisters know how to entertain. and their
guests certainly showed plainly their sp-
probation last night.