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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
NORTHERN TOWNS.
Bland, CerrilIOs, Santa 70, Aztec
Ration and Springer
INTERESTING SHORT PARAGRAPHS.


From tho Herald.
Mr. Dorm and wife loft for Albuquer.
que. whore he will take a position In
one Of the rhaveries there.
Walter Benham ls carrying his left
hand IN a sling az a result OF coming
In contact with poison ivy
Little Miss Ortiz Thomas has been
quite M tho past few days. but we arc
pleased % learn that she In rapidly
recovering
Mort Wagner. owner OF the stage
line. drove an last Tuesday In the
place Of Mr.. "Franohy." who n taking
n lay on We we're Informed that
"Fronchy" was going 60 got---woli,
we don't know how true Il is 80 we
won't say anything about Il. n II u 80
we wish him much Joy.
The Western Union Telegraph com
many hna removed ia ONCE 10 the
other eide aad Mr. Carson will proba
bly, take charge Of the express bust
meas here. in this event Mr. Graves
will move the poesofilce 20 his resi-
donce and operate Il IN conjunction
with the telephone business. This lat
tor move win no doubt call forth eiacu
latlnns ~ horror from the people IN
tho upper end Of the town. but as th'
majority ~ the people live In the
lower end OF town u will be seen thai
I Il iaa wise and proper move.
We wirh 20 thank our kind and gen
/ tie readers for their liberal Donation
OF turkey etc. this Thanksgivinn u
/ fairly made tears come 20 our eyes ai
We looked over the vast display sen
/ In for this occasion. We did no
know we had so many loving friend
/ In this camp. We regret. however. tn
modesty of the donors compels then
20 request that their names be no
published but We feel sure mat IN
great recording angel has their name
down N HE book IN indelihle inl
ere this. Verify. the path OF a gree
editor 10 strewn with roses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
Mr. Nanler KIndlY Remembered.

Last uight, at the home OF Miss
Belle Sewers, was held one OF the
most pleasant Affairs since the open.
ing OF the university, The university
girls gave the football team and their
coach. Mr.. Joseph Napier. recop.
ton. The evening was spent In dane.
ing and singing Miss Johnston and
Miss Hill played a duet. Miss Lou
Anderson and Miss Sizes sang solos,
Mr. Paul Maloy, in behalf OF the team.
presented Mr.. Napier with a gold
locket as token OF appreciation for
the "a III work he had done for the
team On the back OF the locket the
following words were neatly engrav-
cd: ITO Mr. Napier. from Football
team OF L. n NJ, o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
AZTEC.
From the Index

From the Index.
Stevens, the alleged horse thief who
was arreatnd last week, was arralEn0d
before Justice Borry In Aztec and
bound over in the sum OF $500 20
appear before the next grand Jury
A hunting party numbering among
To members John Austin A, NJ. Hub.
bard Denver aud WOolman Waggoner.
Grin Randall and several others. went
out tac last of last week and came
back with one door buck killed
near the z WIN Crossings country. The
weather Is dcuCOd cold IN that region
and the boys say game n mono too
abundant
Joe Palcn confined IN the county
JAN on charge OF assault 90 com.
init rape disappeared Thursday even.
Ing about dusk without leaving his adj
dress with the authorities. lnasmuch
as palen had virtually surrendered
himself come months ago. when he
was placed In jail. Il was not thought
likely that he would attempt 20 es.
cape, hut he A. gone search Is being
made raicn's escape differed some
what from he stevens case. Palen be.
ing OUT on sort OF parole and
merely falling to return. lie prob.
ably headed for Colorado. The officers
Etill entertain hopes % discovering
him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
AmrRlcAN soLplrRs.

A mustar roll Of the union nrmIes
of the rebellion show that out OF
2 900 600 In round numbers three.
fourths we're native Americans Ger
many furnished 10000. ireland 1907
600. England 10000. British America
90 600. and other countries 10000 IN
All about 500 900 foreigners IS per
cent OF our soldiers were farmers. ~
per cent mechanics. i6 per cent labor.
ere per cent professional men, and
per cent were a miscellaneous voca
lions. The average height of our sol
diers Was feet sh inches, Including
the large number OF recruits from II
60 20 years of age Out % i,G0OOOl
men whose hoights were recorded
there were 3Gi3 over 6 feet inchei
and some were over 7 feet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
PURE FOOD LAW

What ia considered the strictest
puro food law tn the United states has
gone into eject In New Jersey lta
enforcement o. entrusted 90 the state
hoard of health a chief food inspoc
tor. with "a tunlciont number Of dopu
ties distributed throughout the state
d. authorized to exam ne everything
used Tor human consumption a. food
or drink no matter where produced
Beverages must reach a certain stand
ard. and municipal water supplies, u
impure orc subject 90 condemnation
The penalties apply 20 the manufao
turo or sale Of anything 10 cat OF
drink that IA not purc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
and nothing company, J 1. LAue and

and Bottllng company. l.. Lauh and
II. McMichael retiring.
Harry Price Roseberfy. OF the ONCE
force OF the Maxwell Land Grant com
pany was joined In marriage 20 Miss
KaihFyne Amelia. daughter Of MT and
Mrs Richard Dunn. The wedding
took place az the home. OF the brides
parents. at Galcon. near Las Vegas.
Miss LOU Kcarney returned home
from New York, where she has been
for something over year pursuing
her musical studies. Miss kcarney
has a pure soprano voice OF remarka
bic power and range. and should sho
choose the concert or operate stage
as profession she has bright ~
turc before her
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
col. HARRY wHloHAM.
A Former New Mexican Died In Chi
cage.

cage.
a large circle Of friends in Colfaz
county and New Mexico will be gTiev'
ed TO learn ~ the death OF Col Harry
Whigham. which occurred al the Vol
lington hotel In Chicago. AT ~ o'clock
noon. on Tuesday. the 26th inst, says
the Ration Range. Mr.. Whlgham was
55 years old lie had been for some
years In poor heath hut none thought
him dangerously 49, lie and Mrs.
Whlgham were stopping az the hotel
when he was seized with his fatal III
ness. lie leaves widow and Mrs. T.
A shomberg, an adopted daughter, 10
mourn his death. He was genial
and companionahle man. and made
hosts OF friends. who extend 20 his
SOL rowing family their heartfelt sym
pathy Col. WhiEhnm FOR a number
OF GEARS was connected with the Max
well Grant company as manager, and
/ In other capacities, and was appoint.
/ ed receiver during the period Of 10
/ reorganization. The beginning OF Col
| Whlehamp career IN Colfax county
/ was rs editor aud publisher OF the
News and Press at Cimarron. back In
/ the 7Os, vixen that camp was expert
onclnE Is hig mining boom. After
! the subsidonce OF the boom he moved
J his paper 20 Ration and later II was
merged into the Range
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
INCRrAsE Oh CAPITAL.

Territorial Secretary J, W. Reynolds
was notified that the Grant County
Telephone company has decided 20 in.
70 ease rs capital from $4,000 to $50.
900. par value Of shares. 81.
The Mascot Gold and Copper Min.
ing company today flod incorporation
papers In me Office Of Territorial Sec
Rotary J w Rnynolds The incorpo
rntors are r. n Miller. Diedrich Thor
meier and y Hoffman. This new com
many succeeds the Milwaukee and
HillshorouRh Mining company. which
operated IN Sierra county. The CAPT
tai IL $500 900, divided into 5000. 00C
shares The directors are .. Thor
meier, y ". Miller. l.. Warschauer
y Hoffman Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin
and s r. Keller and John Ryan OF
Hlllsboro Sierra county The head
quarters ~ tho company are at NIL
waukeo. Wiz and Hillsb0ro. Sierri
sounty. the New Mexico agent beinl
s. f. Keller
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
SPRINGER.


From the Sentinel
Mn ana Mrs. A. Knol Of Albert,
are visiting with their daughter, Mrs
A. Morton. for a few days.
Mt Rolling Of Elizabethtown, &C
oompanied bv A. II. Stetson, OF MI
wankea. we're in town last week, SIT
stetson leaving for California and Mr
Relllng for his home az Ellzabethtown
Harry Shafer. who was brought "a
town sick from his home on the
Sweetwatsr, Is now at the home OF
Mrs. Deacy. where he II seriously sich
with pneumonia tits sister, Mrs
Hughes. accompanied by her husband
arrived from Ration and are In attend
ance al his bedside.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

Jacob shick. n former Albuquerque
boy. who was commissioned several
months ago as first lieutenant la the
United States army. has been promot'
ed TO a higher position Ia the Eighth
United states infantry The young
man experienced all kinds OF warfare
In the Philippines, and through his
bravery and General Funston's recon
mendations he has been promoted. Il
will be source Of much pleasure for
bis numerous Albuquerque friends "a
learn OF his success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
Remains shipped to Vinesnnes, Ind

At 4 o'clock this morning the body
Of Engineer Hugh NJ Hogan were re-
moved from A. Borders undertaking
parlors 10 the local railway station by
an escort OF members of Rio Puerco
lodge No 4iG. Brotherhood of Loco.
motive Engineers The pail bearers
we're Messrs Charles Cramer, J. VI.
Bailou James Carroll. Frank Ander.
son. George Parks. Michael Kelly.
Harry Rcedcr and Charles Klumpp.
There were many mourning friends nc
the depot 10 bid farewell 20 the family
and Escort I. 3. Ford before thcir de-
parture for the east. II Ia expected
the funeral services will be conduct.
cd next Tuesday afternoon IN Win.
cennCs. Ind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
THEY ARe HERE.


quo Nauit company AZ Noiomno
Iali Tonight,
QUO Vndls" viii be produced at the
G, Colombo hail tonight. One ~ the
most pronounced successes Of the
year. iis combination ot dramatic and
scenic mo 70 gives % ru unusual title
20 confederation 70 h1s icen said that
Wilson Jarrett got tie idea for his
moiodrama frum the book ~ QUO Va.
dls." ~ hy did not he certainly came
as near 10 certain ~ itg EPISODES as
accident ever allow The discovery
By the Roman lover uf the Christian
girl IN che house Of th' patriarch TO
whom she he's lied for refuge. and the
arena fcoaa have the look Of being
something more than Condolences,
thought the giant was left out Of the
sign Of 'ho Gross" ami the struggle
between ureus and the bull was not
giycn The play "Quo Nadis,' has
dared o partllol with rarrctt's produc
ton. The indication that comparison
Is not fe1. cd Is not 10 be wondered at
A. picture play alone QUO Vadis
has an attractlveness which memory
NJ least does not give 20 The Sign Of
/ the Cross" as n drama
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
Marr,ed a. 10 Veaaa.

Thursday evening. at the residence
Of the brides sister Ia Las Vegas, oc.
Cured he wedding OF Miss Margaret
Walker and James Arnot Miss Walk
or rs a sister Of Mrs. George Arnot. and
the groom is a brother Of Mrs Don,
aid Stewart Of Las Vegas. and a bro.
Their At George ArnOt OF Albuquerque.
Rev Norman Skinner OF the Preshy.
terrain church performed the ceremony
Miss Walker arrived from Scotland
recently
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
DEAD sooV FOUND.
Refuoio urdino, the Aged Ranehman,
Has Been Located.

Refuuio urdino, the Aged Ranehman,
Has Been Located.
A few days ago The Citizen pub.
iished a telephone message from Pc.
ralta. giving the news that an old
gentleman. named Rcfuglo urdino. on
a white horse. had left his home In
TOrreon on the search of some sto X
and was lost Another telephone mes
sage from peralta this morning gives
the news that the dead body of the
aged ranchman had been found In the
mountains along the trail between
TORI con ami fatigue. and, as there
wer" no marks 81 violence on his
body. IL is generally believed hy the
relatives and friends of the old
man that he was frozen 20 death
The klrse he was known 10 have rid
den into th1 mountains has not been
found.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

pnrAro cRoP.

For the met time IN many years the
United States g. Importing potatoes
ln large quantities Further, the
failure u the home crop bids fair
Go ho moro than n mere HpO ndic IN
stance Through Ions produ tion by
mpana % eyes potatoes have al
most ceased 60 produce seed, and, Ike
tll othof plants under similar circum
stances. have. in consequence, become
weakened and subject TO al sorts Of
lL..n.nn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

To the many friends and tho several
organizations. for their kindness and
attention shown our late brother, VI.
NJ. Hogan during his last illness, We
wish 90 express our heartfelt thanks
and appreciation Rio Pueico plvis'
ion No iiG Brotherhood ~ Locom0'
tive Engineers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
MRa. pAnLINE HO0AN.
Death Of Alfred 4ol

Death Of Alfred Holt, o. las Cruces,
Alfred Holt. assistant chemist al the
College " Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts. al Mrallla Park. died tho other
day OF pnet mOTda Tie was a young
man 81 exoelivnt character. a credit
10 the college and had for the past
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
pEMlNo LETTER.
Batch Of interesting Topics from the
Capital Of Luna County
special Correspondence.

Special Cores pondcncc.
Demlng. n NJ. Nov 2S The bridge
gang with machinery for rapidly con.
Ftructlng bridges Tor the new Bishee
road has arrived az this point and has
been sent go the front az Carrizillo.
whore the work OF building the bridge
Is now under way A couple Of engines
for use az motive power where needed
along the nisbce line for pumps. etc.
also arrived yesterday.
Jack Fleming OF silver city. was
here last Monday
Sam IAndauer % silver city. was
down here Tuesday TO see his brother
slgmund Llidauer.
The Victoria Cattle company are
rtill making large and frequent Rhlp'
monts from here 90 their bakersfield
ranches. and Mr. lastiO. in cnnac'
quencc sDeuds much 81 his time hero.
n levi late OF Clifton. dropped In
/ here Tuesday night 90 see hE slstcr'
/ iniaw. Mrs y n smith incidentally
! ho also greeted his own wife and ha
Mcs. who nre spending few days With
| Mrs smith Mr. Levi Is thinking Of
locating somewhere around here. pos
sibly In ~ Paso.
Col. 4 r. Smith returned this morn
Ing from Santa Rita and reports three
good strkos ~ per cent ore la the
shaft and workings Of the Clifton
Copper company's property there, and
strong indications OF even better ore
show on ali sides.
Tho Dcming Social club hope e
make the Thanksgiving dance tonight
the event Ut the Deming season, anc
will be pretty sure 10 show theh
friends that they are thoroughly up tc
date
speaking Of the Clifton Copper com
pnnv's hnds. the company ls not alon'
lh rs luck Mr.. John burnside th'
esteemed president OF the company
/. has induced Miss Hattie Carpenter 4
/ grant aim cause for Thanksgiving
. The wedding Us 20 take place today a
the home % the bride near Sanu
Rita
Mr.. setter. Of Bridgeport, Conn
passed through here Wednesday on hi
way 90 Clifton whore he mas undo
consideration the purchase OF the Stew
ems group OF mines
NJ Jacocks president Of the Fed
eral Copper company OF New forb
Z and Of .htr smelter In VI Paso. &c
lrompanlod by several friends passc
4 through hnro On route 90 Tucson o
. sunday They cvpoct 20 stop over her
on their way back tomorrow.
Or Wells has sold out his practlc
10 Dr. Farrell. OF Ohio and has gOn
{, 20 oklahoma We hate 20 lose th
doctor uut think that Dr. Farrell wi
see that 10 one suffers by DR.. Wen
Y doFcrtion
sim H0lltoin and wife were 1
2 Deming lycr Wednesday 90 attend
the christening OF their son and hoi
IT Sim IL puned up nightly over hi
L first born and sim, Jr, seems 70 tax
Il Il all In good part.
Hon. y. VI Read. attorney, of SAINT
=, Fe received notice that a pension {
IS q molth and 81 a month for eac
i. of the two children. has been granite
a 60 Mrs Estefana sandoval dc Lope
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

From the Reporter.

FROM the NHuofttF,
Miss Grace Heath left for her home
In Wellavllle. Kansas. after visiting
here the past year with her sister.
Mrs Leonard Ramsay.
An important business transaction
was contaminated. whereby ]. q.
King bee lmos the owner % the plant
aai business Of the Ration Beer. Ice
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
rnANKaGIVlNG PARDON.

Governor Otero on Thursday, In ac-
cordance With an annual custom and
upon the recommendation ot the beard
Of penitentiary commissioners and the
superintendent OF the penitentiary
Hon. " o. Bursnm. pardoned Fred
erico liron. of Socorro county, who
had served twenty-five years Of q life
sentence los murder. The behavior
of Jiron in these twenty-five years
had been exemplary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
I.ANn coNTEsT nECIpEp.

Hon. p D HObart receiVer, and
Hon. NJ. X. Otero. register Of the
federal land ONCE In Santa Re, have
received word from the cOmmissicner
OF the gen raj land Office at washing.
ton. the Hon. Bingor Hermann. that
their decialou had been sustained In
the contest OF Henry Springer W. Je.
sus @ sedillo. 20 ,ancel coal entry
IN Bernanll0 county The entry Ia
question Was No 79s. for the east y
OF the southeast "a Of section &c
township "a north. range . cast. and
the westi5 Of the southwest "a OF
section 81. township u north, Jang'
/ east
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

To the many kind friends, the Sow
eral organizations and 10 tho Santa
Fo Pacific Railroad company I take
this method Of expressing my graft
tude for the numerous acts ~ kind
moss extended my late husband and
myself durinE bis last Illness and my
bereavement
MRS PAULINE HOGAN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
MEETING or LIBRARY BOARD.
Rcports a. Various Committees Sub.
mittcd--hn Assistant 10 BE
Secured.

Iart even ng meeting was held by
tho board ~ commissioners Of tho
Rayolda public library In the Ofices
OF o w. strong A Sons, with Presi.
dent O. n Marion In the chair. All
members wore present excepting
Mrs. T. T. Baldrlge and Mrs w q
Leonard. Minutes ~ Che previous
meeting were read and approved
A proposition 20 furnish che hall
with necessary furniture was submit
ted hy n committee ~ citizens com
posed Of Mrssrs , " Bearrup r r.
Dey and NJ y Stamm The right to
let the use Of the hall Tor public meet.
ings was left to the discretion % the
board No action was taken 4 We
proposition hut u will receive coo Id
GRAFTON boy the board on a later day.
The resignatlons OF Mrs. J. q Raid
rige Of the Fourth ward and Mrs W.
G. Leonard OF the Second ward were
rendered ara accepted. appointment
Of new officers VIII be made NJ the
next regular meeting OF the city
council
Following ls a report OF the llbrar.
ian for the six months from May to
October:
No. Of readers cards To- date. coz
No " visitors 90 library ..,...S.559
| Books circulated ...............5 $3.50
classified a. follows.
/ Fiction ......., ,.,..,.....,'..5, 1lb
Juvenile books ..,.............i.7u
General ...... ............ SCI
The following books have been re.
| ceived
Victor Hugos works, vols, o. A.
/ Mats0n.
Nelmes' "Kllcolman." Mr. Nelmes.
Goss' Redemption Of David Cor.
son Lloyd.
Newest England NJ r Mctcalf
Dictionary Of Photography" Mr..
/ havoney
bachelor Chen Holden" Mr.. Ste
yens
Davis. About Paris. Mrs. Parker.
Thomas German Grammar. Mt.
Armberworth
Christian Scicnc0-An Exposition.
Eddy Science and Health Ellis. His
tory Of Unltod States vols. Mrs NJ.
stevens
cholmondoly. Red Potage." Mrs
FERGUSON.
Monthly ANA Weekly Christian SET
on Journal
Land ~ SUnshine." one year
nox Of magazlneg-B s Rodey
The report ~ tho book committee
was read and placed on Gle. The
board authorized tho committee to
purchase u W hooks and 20 renew sub.
scriptions IN the magazines.
Applications for the position ~ as
sistRnt IN the library were received
aud Librarian Miss Nellie NJ Wetter
was instructed 20 secure the services
~ one.
Tho report Of the building and
grounds committee was presented ond
/ read
7 a number Of bills gere read an, O.
ferFed 20 the proper committees.
The meeting then adjourned until
the FIRST Tuesday In January, 1902.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

owe years filled the position OF assist.
ant chemist with credit and ability,
liis parents reside near Las Cruces,
AMI co. Young mans demise " greatly
regretted ls the Mesllla Park aud
Iu4 Cfunas communities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

Discovery punhes the blood aud re.
moves the clogging accommodations aud
poisons which corrupt u When these
arc removed pinplcs, bo'is, eruptiona,
sores, aud other consequences OF impure
blood are entirely cured.
rpof about one yeat and q half my face was
very hsdiv broken oui wfitgs Nifs Caffic
Adams ~ iit West Maiu - naitlecrrrk Mich
"A spent great deal ui uunry wtlh dnuniH aud
fdf iiftfrnt kinda oi mcficinf Hili received no
hrnrht At last ~ linrd r. bottle " ~ firfrea
gpidsn Medical Discovery Def I had taken
one bottle uf this medicine ! noticed change,
aud ancr taking three iuiiirs ] was entirely
CURED I can Wrii recommend Doctor iifrrr =
0oileu Medical Discovery o. any one similarly
afflicted
Accept no substitute for the Discov-
ery.s There Is nothing lust rs good
fof impure blood and skin diseases
The Peoples Common Sense aedical
Adviser zoos pages, Is given away. Send
al onc-ccnt stamps expense OF mailing
only. for the book IN paper covers OF ~
stamps for the volume bound IN cloth.
Address Dr. X. V Pierce, Buffalo, N Y,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

"a the noaton mine exchange last
week $50 ffarcp ~ Cochti Gold com
pany stock were sold AZ "a per share.
or Santa DO cold and Copper compa.
ny stock. ] eco shares we're sold AZ
r ON 81 ~ s. por share.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
Wlll You sleen WeIl

Tonight Not II you have a cough
that begins 20 torment YOU as soon az
You he down You can conquer the
cough with Aliens Lung Balsam.
which win relieve tho pain in 'he
chest. the irritation In the throat and
/ the hard breathing. Since Il contains
no opium. this remedy may be given
/ freely 90 children, and 10 the most
| delicate admits.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
EpIToR M a. EAroN.
Died az Ration Of Briaht's Disease AZ
Ter Iona Sickness

William A. katOh. who founded the
Gazette al Ration four years ago and
has since been lta editor. died Weduea-
day morning AZ Z o'clock. from BTight's
disease. after a confinement OF three
months. Deceased was well known In
Kansas ami New Mexico newspaper
and polifical circles. was an honest,
energetic and progressive citizen, and
good newspaper man. Tie was post.
master AZ Kingman. Kan. under Cleve.
lands second administration. MFR Ea-
ton was as years old. He was n mem.
Der ~ the Modern Woodmen Of Amer.
len, Court Of Honor and a knight TEN.
plar and his burial took place at RIA
ton today under the auspices ~ tho
last named order lie leaves "A wife
and two young SONS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

Rev Carl D. Thompson, who stop
ped over here a short time ago en-
route 10 California and addressed a
meeting ON the subject " Social
ism" will again he In the city On
route back east lie viii appear NJ
Colombo hall ON Wednesday eYvuing.
December I, al 1880 O'Clock and bis
subject viii be "The Objections 10
Socialism Answered"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07
TERNIT0RIAL FnNDa.

Territorial Treasurer j. n Vaughn
received from N Fields collector and
treasurer ~ san Juan county. 1853 iG
81 1900 taxes and 1858 80 ~ 1901
taxes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-07

AZ I.a1 Vegas on Thanksgiving a.
ternoCn. ,Be indian school team from
Santa Fo went doWd In defeat bcfore
the Las Vegas Normal university
team by ho fccse % 3S 20 o.