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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

A Washington correspondent says
that there viii be a large number oil
postmasters reappointed next week
The terms of a great many have CX'
pired and Postmaster General Smith
has prepared list OF 500 appoint.
meuts Nearly all are reappooint
meuts. aud only in few instances viii
the old postmaster bC turned out ais
will bc for inciilCicncy or some other
good cause. II was announced az the
ginning Of the administration that
the policy would be 90 rcRppOint post.
masters unless there was good reason
for not doing so The long list OF nom.
nations will be- sent into thc senate
some time during the week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

in the county by Christmas Among
school marms margins Ia az epidemic
as Is small pox In an Indian village.
Let Il once get started and there IL no
telling whore Il will stop. The only
consolation that Mr., White enjoys 10
the knowledge that he has on ais list
several teachers who are supposed 90
be immune. They have passed through
several such epidomlcs unframed, and
he has strong hopes that they will pass
through the one now starting with
equal safety.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
ACTOR CURTIS.
Thrown From a BUGGY and Badly Hurt
In Los Anaeles.

The Citizen received a letter from
NJ. y. Curtis. the actor. dated al Los
Angeles. December 10, saying that he
would not return TO Albuquei due for a
few weeks on account Of an accident
which happened 10 him the other day
In Los Angeles Please state that !
have decided 10 build my thoaier on
thc Santa lfc railway site. ! will come
back home shortly and commence At
once 20 build Regarding his acci-
dent. the los Angeles Express says
IN II Curtis was thrown yi0iehty
from his buggy yesterday afternoon Ga
Orange street near the emf ot the car
line. ard u Is thought that one of his
ribs wac broken On the fail lie WAS out
looking a. different properties Tor sale
with an idea 81 buying. when his horse
SHE'D very suddenly and overturned
the hugg, throw nr him heavily 20 she
ground lie was ublR to walk 30 the
Casa Iona. whcso be "a stopping, after
the accident Tho bprs was stopped
aster running only e shot distance.
Tho buggy was only slightly dam.
aged
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
Meetlnn romerrew Nlaht.

The Albuquerque DRIVING asSocla-
ton viii held a meeting up Stairs over
Zelgare cafe tomorrow night. when
Kctcham and bis famous trotter, Ores.
ceus. viii be made Yesterday the
local h0rscmen worked out their no, ses
AZ the fair grounds. and the owners u
Lady Margaret. Action and Deck three
- the fastest horses in Albuquerque.
ale thoroughly enthusiastic over the
manScr in which their horses made
time yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
the sMeLTeR AT ceRRILLo
Il ls 20 Be Blown IN on January IS
viii BE Kept Running steady

Y. u. Thomas, superintendent OF 81
smelter az CerrlllOs. Is authority
the statement that the smeltor OF
rillos viii be blown In on January
1902. shipments OF ore IRON the e.
pBgy r Hardscrabhle mines az Ma
lena. Socorro county. for the smt.'
have begun Machinery has boon
dcred for a new concentration. whl'
20 be erected near the smeltcr,
smeltor will not continc itself To ~
ltng ores from the Hardscrahhle mi"
but viii handle all the custom on
the Cerrillcs district and hey
There are separate stacks for
treatment of lead and copper gold De-
silver ores will be treated also.
miners OF the district are asked 10
gin shipments OF ore 10 the smcite
January /.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
AWARDS ron NEw Mso'eo.
The Territorial horticultural Exhibit
was a Prize Winner a Buffalo.

Col A. u Pose OF Roswell, mem.
her OF the Charleston exposition hoard
for Mex Mexico. writes Chairman w.
" Pope OF that board, at Santa re,
that ho Oh about to make shipment OF
the pecOs Valley exhibit tO Charleston.
As Illustrating the good these exhibits
do The territory, he states that he had
Just received word from the jury OF
awards of the Pan American oNposi.
ton a. Bunalo that tire horticultural
exhibit carried by Colonel Page 20 Bui'
faio had been awarded two gold med
als three bronze medals and ave hon
orahle mentions. Colonel Page men
lions the fact that this vas accom-.
plished al an expense OF less than 5000
and YET New Mexico thereby got more
awards than New York which spent
over $50 900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
CHURCH TO % BUILT
or TURQUOISE
Unique aethod Of Raising Funds for
the New Methodist Episcopal
Church Bullotng.

the New Methodist Episcopal
Church BUILDING.
Some time ago when II was an.
nounced that the members OF the IS.
bury Methodist Eplacopal church had
In contemplation the erection Of a new
cOmmOdiour church building. the ques.
ton OF raising the necessary funds
doomed up as an almost unaurmounta.
bic object. says the Silver City Enter
prise. However. this has been sue.
cossfully overcome by the generosity
OF NJ w. Porterheld, who has come
forward with a donation % / 900 beau.
tiful turquoise pins, the proceeds 20 be
applied TO the building fund. Letters
have been written 20 the Ladies Aid
societies OF the Methodist churches In
different parts Of the country, asking
them 20 undertake the sale OF given
number OF pins. and In this way over
600 OF the ornaments have been ats
posed Of az 81 each. This In Itself
makes a very nice fund. but the mem
hers aud pastor, Row. Frank w Poole,
do not intend TO stop here. After the
thousand have been disposed OF. II 10
Mr. porterfeld's intention 90 supply
] 800 more &C actual cost, which Will
leave handsome profit 10 be devoted
20 the new building Tho proposition,
Il Ia believed. is unequaled IN church
building annals and Is equaled In It's
uniqueness only by the generosity OF
the donor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
A eIo MINING CORPORATION.
II VIII Work the Famous silver Mines
az Lake Valley.

~ laNN NanNNs
The American Development and
Construction company has just been
Incorporated In Colorado, with a cap
ital of $500 600 Tho new company
numbers among its directors some OF
the most prominent mining men In the
world They arc: John Hays Ham.
mond and Frederick Baker. Of Lon
don Henry A. Buffers Of San Fran
cisco; A. y. May OF Denver, irving w,
Bunhright. Leonard r. Curtis and
Henry Hlne. OF Colorado Springs. The
lncorporators are l.. y. Curtis, n. y.
May. Irving w BonhTlFht. George Rex
Hickman and w. u. Frehaye,
The new company will operate In
New Mexico AZ first especially AZ Lake
Valley. Sierra county. and later on Il
Va understood will carry on mining de-
vclopmcnt In Colorado. The headquar-
ters will be In Colorado Springs, and
Il is thought that Colorado Springs
men will direct AFFAIRS The directors
will meet here In a short time, when
future work will he planned.
Mr.. Buffers holds immense mining
interests throughout the Pacific coast
Mr. Hammond Is widely known as a
mine expert. and Mr.. Baker as presi
dent OF the famous London Venture
corporation. The local men are All
Identified with extensive mining prop
ositlons and are power In mining and
other financial circles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
Death OF Mrs. LeBow.

Mrs. Melinda LeBow died Saturday
morning ~ II o'clock. at the residence
q her father. Charles l.. Thaycr. Sr.
she leaves four children Two broth
. 8. living at Albuquerque, survive her.
They are Fred Thaver and Charles
= Thaysr. Jr Two sisters also sur
ylve. Mrs. Thomas Moore. o. Denver,
and Mrs. Y. n. Bowler. OF Santa 70.
The deceased woman was M for only
about ten GAYS. The funeral will prob.
ably take place Monday morning
New Mexican.
Charles and Fred Thayer, reside In
this city, end they have the sympathy
~ many friends Mr.. LoBow. the
husband Is a printer and formerly
worked IN this CITY. lie Is now In
Long Branch, California.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

not make blood OF make strength, no
medicine can do that. But Il does cure
diseases Of the stomach aud lie allied or
Rans, and - causing the perfect diges-
uon and assimilation nf food, u enables
the building Of the body IN sound and
vigorous health.
VI can say 90 you one buttle of vuur Golden
Medical Discovery has Curei me sound aud
veil after Soldering TIVE Ions years with sipiu.
ach disease p writes W. n ufaawcll ~ Mchdeu.
Vile castor CO n & "M yheallh b. worth aii The
world 90 me vii praise YOU AZ Ions az live"
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, a book containing IOoS pages,
Il given away. Send ~ one-ccnt stamps
the expense Of mailing only, for the book
IA paper covers. or 81 stamps ior he vol-
ume bound ia cloth. Address DR.. 4. "
Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
THEY WILL MARRY.
school superintendent, Of Gran, oOun

school superintendent Of Grant coun'
~ Can't Hold Hle eaehers.
One Of the troubles OF the Grant
county superintendent OF schools IL
keeping the schools supplied with
teachers. says the I.ordsburg Liberal
The teacher crop h generally small
When he gets supply on hand ne
thinks tho schools are all right for a
timo However. the lrst thing he
knows an epidemic OF marrying sets
In. and soon the county Is short on
teachers again Superintendent White
was Just congratulating himself on his
supply OF teachers. but this week he II
In despair sunday evening Miss Edna
Hawkins. Of Silver City, who was
teaching a. stems Pass. and Reuben
vi Jackson. 81 Waco. Tex. we're mar
rled az the residence OF Mr.. ard Mrs.
Emery Johnson. by Judge w. n. Hen
~, and now Mr.. White does not know
whether he viii have any teachers left
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
CATHOLIC AID SOCIETY
The Ladies Organized Yesterday and
Elected SCI Of -neers.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Cath.
Ole church was organized yesterday,
the object OF which Is TO render assist
ance TO the Catholic poor OF this city.
Tho officers elected are as follows.
Presldent-Mrs Charles Winchcck,
SIS South Second street
Vice Presldent--Mrs. Thomas w.
Ford, SOC West Coal avenue.
Treasuror-Mrs. N. SRlazar, 1l3
North Sixth street
Secretary stephen Balling,
500 Kelehor street.
Although the society starts out with
lutte q large membership, the above
ladies and Rev. Mandalari are the only
ines authorized az yesterday meeting
20 receive donations 60 fund which
yill be- set aside 10 alleviate the dis.
tress among the Catholic poor. Rev.
Mandarin viii also receive applica'
tions for memherShip.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
Forced 10 Marry She Seeks Freedom,

liner %. Allen, whose maiden name
was IneI d. Aiken. has filed "A suit In
the Colfax county district court asf.
ing 10 have the marriage ceremony be.
tween herself and husband William r.
Allen. declared null and void
The plaintiff alleges that she was
only i6 years Of age wnen the mar
rage was solemniged on March rs,
1901 and that hor aunt and others
forced her 20 marry Allen much
against her inclinatiOne
The couple were married by n ihin.
lister, but they separated az once ana
did not assume marital relations
The fair nlaintiF alleges that ne
has no affection for her husband ana
the marriage was and Ia exceedingly
repnrnhnt 20 her FEELINGS. Owing 20
her youth and the undue Influence e1'
erted In inducinF her 40 be a party 20
tho obnoxious ceremony she ASH tho
court 20 free her from the hated mar
flags ties Las Vegas Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
DANGEROUSLY Ill.
Louis Hunina, Of los Lunas. Reported
Nearino Death.

DR.. ]. II. Wrcth the woilknown ply
ician. has returned 10 the city from
Los l.urRs where he was called ny a
elegtam 20 attenb the sickbed OF
-ouis Huning. lie states that he found
Mr. Huning ar exceedingly sick man,
suffering with pneumonia, and left hin.
with symptoms Of only slight improve
ment. II any Il rs the opinion ~ the
doctor that Mr.. Hgning has very few
chances of surviving mis- present ~
ness. Inc disease, pneumonia, goes
hard with large. fuilblooded people
ami Mr. Huning Is just such a type o.
a man HE wife and daughter are al
his bedside. and his son Louis Huning
IT, clerk at tho Bank Of Commerce
went down TO Los Lunas this after
noon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS.

This wonderful medicine has never
been equalled aa n stomach 81 cngth.
ener ard health builder. II II the only
one 10 take when your system r. weak
and run down and you suffer from
dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation,
hatuleney, eour stomach or headache.
Try w. II Will surely do you good. De
sure 10 get the genuine with our pfi-
vate Ole stamp over the neck ~ the
bottle. also obtain a copy o. Hostel.
ter's Almanac for 1909 from your drug
gist free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
a=a aaa-aa-aa
EDITOR STA, AT HOME.
Men VINO Have Passes Do Rot Take
Long TriEs.

The 5.664.Sli passengers CARVED
over Santa Fe system lines the last
fiscal year travelled In the aggregate
5ii.037 .0i7 miles, or little mofc than
ninety miles per passenger. Consider
ng the fact that so many made long
trips To California the percentage OF
the "short-trippers' must have been
lutte large to bring the average down
TO Jess than a hundred.
II has been found tnat editors Jour.
neys average only atty miles, which
fact effec;ually digposes OF the musty
Joke about newspaper men riding on
passes 20 save board bills. They APP
parently stay az home more than other
folks do.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
Or. coNNgR's CASE.
Mandamus Proceedings Against the
Territorial Board Of Health.

TERRITORIAL boafo oi HcalNNs
The case OF Or. G. n. Conner W. The
BOARD of Health OF the Territory OF
New Mexico. wherein mandamus Is
asked for TO compel that body 20 grant
aim n certificate TO practice medicine
In tho 10 ritory. was held before judge
Mcmillan NJ santa Re Saturday after
noon Noill u Field. Of Albuquerque.
appeared for Or Conner. and =. w.
Clancy. represents the board Of health
Dr Conner IL n graduate OF the Mar
ion Sims Medical college AZ 81 Louis,
No. and under a diploma issued by
that college had registered and prnc.
tleed medicine In Missouri, Ohio and
Kentucky The board Of health OF the
territory declined 10 grant him cert.
ncate 10 practice holding IN substance
that the Marion Sims Medical college
was not n reputable college AZ the
hearing held before Judge Mcmillan II
was contendod by practitioners attor.
ney that the Marion Sims Medical col
lege was ono Of good standing and rep.
utation and that uader his diploma he
had practlced In the three states nam
cd above. Upon showing made the
court held that such was the case and
gave the defendants until 1880 Satur
day after noon 10 produce testimony IN
rebuttal. AZ that time the case was
again taken up.
The hearing was adjourned 10 Albu
Querque on next Wednesday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
COPELAND RANCH MURDER.
-Four Men Have Been Arrested on Sue.
plelon Of Being Connected With
the Crime.

A. a result OF evidence obtained
from some source, the sheriff OF
Lincoln county and his deputies ar
rested Andy Hood and a mae named
Woods last week. II IL rumored, on
suspicion Of having heen In some way
connected with the murder OF II. q,
Davis 80 the Copeland ranch, In Lin
coin county. nearly three weeks ago,
and last Saturday a young man CAL.
ing himself Will Bright. but who II Ia
thought may be another Of the Hood
boys, was arrested a. Roswell, and on
Sunday met ming another man named
l.. Il. Watson surrendered 20 Major
Howell al the court house after elud'
ing the officers all night Alfredo
Gonzales. sheriff OF Lincoln county,
started for Lincoln with them Monday
morning accompanied II. N Miller
and his son Eber Miller Roswell Res
lister. Ala
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
ENelNgEn WILLIAMS.
He 10 Held Responsible for the Fran.
coma Wreck.


In regard 10 the findings OF the ooro.
ner's jury held In Arizona over the
kingman wreck victims, the Los An.
geles Express has the following.
Henry J. Stevens of the Santa Re
Is home from Kingman, Ariz.. whore
he represented the Santa Fe az the
coroners inquest incident 20 the re.
cont wreck near Franconia siding. The
testimony developed that Englneer
Williams. who was In charge Of lin
tied train No. 3 when the collision hap
penca. had disobeyed orders. The IN
struction8 90 Williams were produced
al the hearing and they advised him
that train No. 3 would be an hour and
fifty minutes late between kingman
and Needles. This order ~ numbered
In the santa Pc train records as 22
order %, sent and received later, IN
formed williams that train No. 2 would
ran two hours late between kingman
ana Needles The last order superced.
ed the first. and had Il been obcyed
Franconia siding would have been
passed by train No. 3 nj b;iT Instead
Of o W a. IA. The i've minutes diIer'
enco brought together the two limited
trains. each speeding ia an opposite
direction Limited No. I, therefore
had no tune to take the siding az
Franconia Engineer Williams has
not volunteered an explanation OF MS
conduct. he "a recovering az Needles
from injuries sustained In the cot
llaioH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
seltlnn 4 prIsoner Fr.e.

A man with theumatBm Is q pris.
oner Ills letters are none the less
CALLING because they are invisible. To
him Perry Davis Palnklller comes as
llherator Rubbed well into the
swollen, rtlnened joints, Il not merely
drives away the pain, Il makes the
muscles pliable 80 that the prisoner
becomes free man. There IL but
one Painkiller. Perry Davis 20 and
IA cfa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

The game OF foot ball at Las Vegas
last Friday between the Las Vegas
Normal school team and the Las
Crucoa Agricultural college team re-
suited In two severe accidents. Bruner
OF the College team mad his right ankle
broken. ana McNary OF the Normais
had his collar bone broken. The game
was played with a rush from start 20
finish and Il Is a wonder that some
of the boys were not killed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

Advlces from Washington state th1:
n IL probable that Col. George w.
Prlchard. of White Oaks. will be APP
pointed Judge OF this district Colonel
Prichard Ia one OF the best lawyers Ia
tae territory. He served as United
States district attorney for New Mex.
leo under the Arthur administration,
and is now district attorney for the
Firth judicial district
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
SAN PED"O SMELTER
SHUTS DOWN
The Company 4, however, Continue
20 90 DEVELOPMENT Work.

The smelter Of the Santa Re Gold
and Copper company az San Pedro
closed Saturday afternoon for the win.
ter. Most OF the men will be given
employment In the c0mpanys mines In
which development work and stopping
IL 20 be done upon greater scale than
ever before. The smeltcr will resume
as soon as the line of the Santa Fe
Central railroad from San Pedro 20 the
coal fclds ls completed. which 10
thought will be on May 1. 1902. The
heavy cost OF hauling fuel TO the smell
ter and the matte 60 the Santa Fe rail.
road. has led 70 the shut down OF the
smelter for the present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
No Reasonable Man

'maFlnes that neglected cold can
bee cured In day The uncountahle
air cells Ia the lungs are naamed
and the throat is as teudcr as IN
open sore. But time and Aliens
Lung Balsam will overcome the cold
and staYe OF consumption The
cough will cease and the lungs will
be sound as a new dollar. Al drug
gists sell Aliens Lung Balsam.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

Edmund Noli is late patient az
local runway hospital Last Satu
morning. while loading wagon
merchandise boxes az Grant . for
Rlock. the horse suddenly moved
A box OF hardware rolled on eatci
the leg underneath. hoth bones
broken just above the ankle. and
unfortunate man was brought here
Saturday night FOR treatment NJ
local railway hospital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

The reopening OF The Palace O. b.
resort last Saturday night. under ne
new management OF the Graham Bros.
was n success IN every particular. nd
the larce crowd hugely enjoyed N
many good things Get before thcn ~
free lunch Ike and Warren Graf n
with their force of assistants. mao u
pleasant for all who attended the .
opening. and everybody was gun n
teed square treatment and 81 re
IN ftrs frnun now on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

The production OF iron ore Is simply
astonishing Notwithstanding the
hindrancca IN transportation the fur
naces are turning out enormous guam
titles ot pig iron The amount AZ this
months rate Is 1850 .00O tons per ON.
mum, against che maximum record Of
12.TSg 900 tons in 1900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
wEvs A nav MEXICO HElRej
Charles stuart Dean, % Foot u
Fame is Married e Wealthy
bankers Daughter,

Thursday afternoon al the bol d
the brides parents ia las Vegas
CURED the wedding Of Miss Ka.A a
Saxton Reynolds and Dnnrlee ~ u
Dean. Mas Reynolds Is The daus n
OF Joshua Reynolds, president Of q
Albuquerque and ~ Paso First a
tional banks. and ~ putod a mil. a
airc. Mr. Dean was for several
engaged IN railroad work IN
Vegas. being chief 10 J y. HUI
then superintendent Of the New \
leo division OF the Santa BE. 4
coached the Harvard foot bail 60 4
this season. The wedding was
prise 10 a great many. the groorl "
Ing arrived only about an hour be-
The bridal party leit for a tour OF q
south
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

~ J. n. wroth. the attending ply.
stefan, reports the condition Of Louis
Huning considerably imp owed since
last Saturday. when The Citizen an
nounced that MIR Huning was not ex-
pected 20 1--we. Or. wroth says that
his patient had a very good nigh, last
night and that he considers him much
better today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

A contributor 70 the New York sun.
noting taat there IL not n single negro
in the Fiftyseventh congress OF the
United States, says that this 10 the
first session OF congress In thirty.two
years when there has not been one or
more colored members. excepting a
period from 1887 20 1889.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
ann IN AIs RgsloNAIIoM.
Rev. Bruce Kinney Has Received Gen.
eral NlasionAry Appolntment.

eral Missionary Appointment
Rev. Bruce Kinney pastor 81 tho
first Baptist church IN THE city. has
been appointed general missionary and
secretary Of Utah and Wyoming by tho
Daptist Board Of Home Missions, and
he has accepted the cAll. This an
nounrement was made 10 the members
OF the church yesterday Al tins close OF