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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
ELIzAnETiiTowN,
rfisd 30 Thaw Ont Giant Powder - Yav NJ
no County funds.

r,isd 80 Thaw Ont Giant Powder yav M
Ro County FUNDS.
Fiom the Miner.
G. j. Wright. who represents a 10.
bacoo Arm In Al6uausruue. has BEEN
In town this week
by. Leo L. Cahiii has been appointfd
b. the county commissioners health Of
hcor Ot ElizAbsthtown and prseine ].
Fernando Marines sent his Pssisha-
tion as probate judge 10 the bnUSd OF
county SSunnArsaoDcfs and Trey sp-
pointed FrAnolsOo oauhA 70 oil the va
Sanoy.
{. 3 Bristol. former superintendent
OF the Copper King has resigned HE po-
sision and returned 70 Joplin. No.
r. E. Bimonton and Miss Florenoe y.
Abbott Of Trinidad. were married At
the home Of the brlds's parents. Jan. L
1901 In tho spslng they will 50 20 Mr.
simonton's home In Akron. Ohio. The
bride la a sister of Hon 4. c. Abbott Of
Red River.
J. c. Taylor was chosen chairman OF
he new board Of county commissioners
The board found all the funds over
drawn and nothing on hand for the
ensuing siK months. Roads, bridges and
all other public Improvements VII have
10 walt II ia the duty % every tax
payer IN The county 10 inquire hto this
matter,
James sutton was badly injured on
las, Tuesday b gthe explosion ef giant
powder Mr., sutton was ~ Work on
his mine the Lexington. and put three
stlcks Of giant powder on the stove 20
thaw An explosion followed which de-
mollshed the stove. wrecked the cahla
ana save Mr.. sutton a pretty close H.
All this occurred Tuesday att groom
ana the unfortunate man laii Ia ths
ruins ~ his cabin, alone all night most
OF the time unconscious till al day
break hs made his way 70 thr Indiana
and COL shersr took charge q him. He
IL al the maxwell house IN Da. cahilrs
h lnds. The drum % tho ieft ear T. rup'
tured and th.s viii be a permanent IN
Jury strange 20 'uy hia eyss trough
blown full u powder. WIN o. Al F'gat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
FARmISUToS.
injured BY Barbed wire co. A Doctors Past
Drive Go See Patient

Injured BY Barbed wire Doctors Tast
Drive TO see Patient.
Ftom the Hu-,lrr.
Mcssra. Foster and Bryant, proplie-
tors of the FArmington diaill ,ry, a.
busy AZ work eorh.ng the vete preplra-
troy TO grinding apples now on th,
ground they expect 10 get the pant
in running order sosnetime during the
month.
joe wilkins came In from his store
located al Little water on the reservs-
tion He reports the stock heion ling 70
the Indians doing fine. ana says q
light storms have enabled them 10 nnd
ex~ellent pasture assay from thc water
holes 70 which they were conhntd dur
ine the summer.
Farmington will have no trouble g.
keeping cool during the coming sum
mer 100 tons OF Toe having Already been
stored In the local ice house. y. c
Arnold has a building now In course 4
construction. which. when filled. VII
add at least forty tons morc % the
above amount A comparison mag b
drawn by the statement thAs tn total
last summers pack did no, exceed az y
tOna
DR. o. c. MaEwen vas In feceipt OF
an urgent call to the Two Grey Hi
mission on the reservation last A9nd y
morning. owing g. the sudden scrto .
Illness OF r. G The doctor
made the trip In sightGen
hours driving lsams fur
times lie nt very
sick man. son on OF u .
but think N 1rouGh 81
right
Robert Townsend. who was ~ ser
ioualy and cruelty inJurel by being
thrown from a barbed wire fence Is ~
ported TO be a little better. pr. Me
Even wired 70 Kansas city for some
OF The rscen,ly discovered anti-sirep-
lococco serIm which 10 receiving 80
much attention Throughout the medical
world. for serious cases OF blood pot
son, and administered the same yester-
day morning. The result should bs no
ticeable very shortly,
The meeting OF the literary society 4
the public school, which was 20 have
been held Saturday evening, January B.
was pos poned until JSnuaTy 10. on ae-
eount OF the meetinEs of the Aethodi,t {
Episcopal church. which most OF the
members are deslrous of attending. An
interesting program ~ being arranged
for that evening and Il is hoped thas
a large number will be In attendance'
Some cf the offioers and members beanS
click when The last megting was heid
caused quite a drag IN ths evenings en-
tertainment. which will be avoided al
the next meeting.
A number OF our young folks We't
fortunate enough 10 md a portion q
ths AnlmAs river froEen over stFons
enough for skating and spent q few de-
nghtful hours ia the much satoyec
sport Notwithstanding the bumps and
cracks In the Ice. the boys had sod
tlnpe playing tag, and several - them
took some rather hard tumblrs rocely.
ing a few hard knocks. but what doe
that amount 10 when there is fua Ia H.
Some OF the girls are eVperis too. o.
skates, bu, moe are novices a. cutiat
starr, their only regret u that ths
weather has become % warm that tht
SOC "a now moctlng and they ara afraid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
orERo COUNTY

From A'amoaufin News
The power house for ne electric iish,
plant at the Mescalero Apache milan
ngoncy is completed
otro county's stock range IA 4Ogs
square miles IN extent embrseins 2. d..
sbf.S20 acres Of land
There are no vagrants IN AlAmagordo.
Any able-bodled man who desires wori,
can procure 81.
Material yards are being made At
Carrizo for the convenience Of thu El
Paso q Rock Island railway
A large number OF local Knights Of
Pythias went 20 Captain last Ga turday
10 help organize a lodge there
The lsnd clsssed as mountainous and
undcrlait with mineral embraces one
third ~ the area Of Octro county.
AlamoEOrdo'e militia company. the
Lafayette Emmett Guard has a mem
bership u oiEhty-three. c0npoeed of
three commissioned officers. hve ser.
gcants. four corporais and seventy-ons
privates II IL the largest military or.
ganlzation IT, the territory o. New
Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
KILLING IN SILVER CITY.
HlIarlO Garcia Shot Down by Con
stable.
THE OFFICER ESostRATED.

Another killing In silver city, Tho acc.
ond since the Tire, Of the year, ana the
fourth In Grant county IN less than a
month, occurred early yesterday morn
ing, says the silver City Ideps ndsnt
The victim was man naraed Hliario
oarcia.
lie was shot by Constable jose Mon
tea, jr. and tied within a few moments
Nestor Morales. a byatanIer. was hit
tn the leg BY The ballet, after II passed
through the 0ody Of oarcia, ana quite
seriously wounded.
According 20 the testimony given be-
fore the CORNERS jury. the killing was
entirely jugtinahle.
The tragedy took place about Ave
minutes after 9 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing on south Builard street almoat I'm.
medlately IN front OF the place Known
a. the Red Onion saloon, and occurring
a. n did on the mornirs u precinct
election. At which Mr Montcz was
candidate for rn-eleotion. oryaiei much
excitement and comment
in the saloon. Garcia, Moraies an
come companions were sitting insid5
prior thereto engaged In conversation.
Mr.. MOntez came IN few minutes b.
fore . O'Clock and stood before the
stove warming himself Garcia a os
ana started for the door. and a. 80
passed Monte1 made rome insulting re-
marks to him, ana tha latter followed
Garcia outside. Then according 20 he
story told BY MontsE ami su0stanlia Ted
by other witnesses the dead man Er b.
bed Montez by the Ca, In an efrort 90
engage him IN a night. and about The
same time drew a Ions dagger. and
made towards Montcz. The constr %.
warned him to stop which Garcia fai,-
ed 10 do. and Montez drew his slx
shooter and fred
The aim OF the constable was a true
one. The bullet entered the left eide
OF Garcia, mar the SHOULDER ani rang
ting downward and passed thtOvgh
the body and out on the right sids
stlking Morales who had followed tn
men 20 the street and was Btan4lnE
cose 10 them. on the left Les above ths
knee and inflicling an ugly wound
AR. Montes has not been arrested no
action having been taken by the au-
thorltiea on account % the verdict zen
dered by the c0ronera iury, Til. trs g.
cdy has caused universal reG-es. NOT
only on account Of the unfortunate
phases OF this particular affair, but also
owing to the unenviable reputation
which the county 10 gaining for muir
ders. this being the fourth enc since
the 25th day OF Decenber last.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
LAsvH0As

Trylng 60 Organise athletic Assosiaiion--
Congregation Montsnorc Eieot ognerTs.
nom the ppuc
M. Rudolph. has resigned hls work 81
Iirsld's and will develop MS ranch near
R0ctada.
IA. H. Cohiin has resigned his poslio
with Wagner A. Myers and viii so on
the road for L. J. Post a Co. OF Al
buquerque.
Mra. seloyer. OF AibuousrQue. was
expected lc pass through Cor Garfield,
Kansas, 30 which place she has bsea
called by serious accident that bsfe.l
her brother.
Rev. }. W. crooks. Bsptlst state mis-
slonary for Colorado. who visited tSis
cky last summer. died recently OF pnsu
monla az Monte Vista. that state. the
funeral taking place in the city % Den
yer.
The district court clerk has put up
notices warning AL persons 10 keep out
from behind the counter and 70 state
their business 10 the clerk or deputy.
VINO will see that the sams is attended
to. otherwise there may be some con
tempt or other kind % proceedings fled
by the clerk himself
It is rumored Ia santa 70 that Be
nigno Romero. the plaGA merchant, viii
be an applicant for the appointment 20
be territorial treasurer az the proper
time. He IL an accurate and aCcommo-
dating eitlsen and no Goubl would fill
the responsible once alike with credit
10 himself and the territory.
A. the business meeting OF CongreEa.
tion MontenOre, David winiegnitz vac
chosen president ot the eoa8rsga ,ion
Dan Stern. vice prceideut ami Leon
Manko. treasurer, the latter two beinE
reelected. New trustees were elected
In the persons of Chsres ROssnthAl, Ike
Davis and Ike BaohaFtch, while Myer
friedman and julius Jldtil we're re-
chasen 10 thit position
There was q meeting Of the Interested
young men % L,e city for the purpose
Of organising an athletic assoc Ia lon.
one OF the objects sought ~ 10 open
q reading room where The la.ast currt ni
literature may b. obtained. Another
object IL the opening o. a Eymnas um.
Both objects are worthy of the attrn
tiou OF the y0ung men and it In nope
thty viii b. euanl q 10 acconpl ~ th,lr
purpO The Young Mems chifiian
as-1 1c tion. which has igs been "a gam
iFrd offvrs 18th taes adYant .6es q
young roh and the Ques .on Ia raised,
why not these two Organisations Sol
together and aee0mplsh lhe purposes
oft1th o. - lEing IN close af'naiioDf
Cum'ns
Gsrcu. . .As nly oomSAny trays las
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
DEATH IN MISSOURI.
Mrs. Martha A. Mcknight, Known
Here, Among the Dead,
FUNERAL Of JESUS ARnDO Y ARAsllO.

MRS. MARTINA MCKNIGHT DEAD
Rev. w d. Clayton. Of thts city. re-
eeivsSi telegram last night from st.
Loui'. informing him that Nfrs. Martha
A Mcknight. OF clayton, No. had dled
Yesterday afternoon al 9 D. m. Airu
hcKniRht was the reliet OF John Ne
knight. who died a. clayton, st. Louie
county. Missouri thirty years ago and
who Ia the f0rties wac an oil santa ~
trades. - American merchants were
then called. Mr., Mcknight amaaaed a
fortune ~ this territory ana returned 70
st. Louis purchased q home aud FnaT-
ried about 1853, A. this home he lived
and died as asa his wt3ow also. They
len no children. Mr.. Mcknight LEFT an
immense fortune 10 his widow. which
he's gone on Increasing ~ her dcath
she was one % the weailieU Wamea in
Missouri, She leaves between forty and
nfty nephews and nieces. who win tn
herit her fortune. Wm. Black. who
died az santa Re few yoafs ago ani
whose family stiil reside there. was the
oldest son of her oldest sister. Mrs.
Mcknight was the Eod mother OF Miss
Deo Mcknight Clayton. ot Mbuaueraua
Tor whom Miss Dec was named Miss
Clayton is une daughter % REV. W d.
clayton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
oARsfvAL PRooRAM.
what viii Happen at ~ Psso DurinH
Three Days.

what VIII Happen At ~ Paso DurinE
Three Days.
Albuquerque, always generous 20
neighbOring towns when they give any
entertainment, will be largely represon.
ted at the III Paso carnival The VI.
fetal program n as follows
Wednesday, January l6th--GrAnd
opening ceremony, IL % /; Midwgy
shows, Including French theatre; NOV
ing picture show; Lunette; electric
theatre; trip 70 the Orient; Bosco; at
s:l5 FIRST grand production OF electric
fountain; p. M. electric fountain.
Thursday, January l6th-g a. m.
civic and trades parade; Midway shows
day and night p, m, shrin6rs' pa.
race; p. M, bull fight at Juares; I.3o
p. m, electric fountain; p. m. 70 II
p. m, confetti battles; s:3J $50 and
1890, electric fountain.
Friday January 18th - Midway
shows; II a. M, live stock parade; 8 h.
M, bull Aghts; 8 p. m, grand allegori.
cal parade; 1880, ', 10, aud II p. m.
electric fountain.
Saturday, January 18th 10 a. m, J
p. m, bull fights; p. m, volcanic
eruption Of kfL Frankis; 7.30, $50,
e:30 aud 10 p. m.; electric fountain;
1880 y. m, masquerade bali.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
LAwMAKKns Ann LAlynAKIN0

LAWMAEEN AND AtvIANIN0
Al the present time no iesa than thir-
ty-four legislatures are IN q ssi1n in as
many different states ,nac,inG ilws
which are supposod 10 b. obeyed by the
people. Ana n a foreigner might pro
cecd from one to another, observing
the different cinsumst nses under which
they NEE and the different conditions
under whieh they wo.k h. rdly could
fail 90 marvel at the completely q our
pol .loal system. In sEe he WcId hHd
lhc bodies varying from nine senator's
aud twenty lone representative IN
Delaware TO the 900 mrInbers IN New
Hampshire. the latter having a repre-
sentative for each. lao of population.
whereas New York hls only one for
each t6.7Qo.
Each state has a different idea q the
amount OF pay its lawmakers shou d
receive. varying from 50 a day In Kan
sas. Michigan. Maine. Oregon. South
Dakota and Vermont. to q a day In
California ana so a Jay in Nevada. No
state pays less than 81 day. and ths
SIX named above are the only ones that
pay 40 ittle. Connecticut pays tS0V a
year: New York and Peunsylyanla
fi.50o a year. MASSACHUSETTS,. $3.50 a
year. Ohio. 500 a year. Wisconsin. ,5OJ
year: Illinois, ti,c0o a session: Iowa.
$500 a term: New Jersey. 1900 a year.
Nebraska, $500 a year. Missouri. s. a
day and an the rest " the states from
- 70 81 a day All Of the states cx cept
Delaware and New Jersey pay mileage
% heir members. and IN most c Fes .his
exceeds The real travelling expenses 80
a ratio OF two TO one.
In all OF the states except Georgia.
Massachusetts,, New Jersey, New York.
Rhode Island and South Carolina.
whore the legislatures meet annually.
sessions are held every two ycars. Eli
te,n OF the states have limit On the du-
ration OF their sessions. Oregon. south
Carolina and Wyoming ix the liml, at
forty days. In Kansas there Il neither
constitutional nor statutory limit, hut a
member can draw pay for no mOrc than
hfty days. ana this practically nxes
the limit Of the session.
IL IA estimated that the &c mum
ber Of laws adopted by each lesislstu e
3uring a single session l. 40 OF cou Sc
many OF these are cf local Father
than general nature. and the iist In
eludc the rgular rodtnS. suoh as Rp
preparation uills
New Mexico 10 territory ana the
uTmbers Of the legislature are pliJ
rom th4 national treasury. The mem
oership is twelve in tue council and
twenty -four In the house. The l,g,sla-
tors IN this territory aV each paid 81
PER day for a term OF sixty days every
two years No special Bills can b. clms
laws. and congress re- erves he right 10
veto any legislAtlon that may b. adopt
eA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

that produces genuine ninstrslsy. rhe
"oOld asxtCsto' 10 one Of the many
features that no others can duplicate
The comedians. vocaiista. dancers, spe
claiista are ali bright lights Of the min
strel profession, producing more new
features. new acts, more laughable Cd
dities, and better entertainment than
any other similar enterprise thirty
two years conatans travelling. visiting
every city and town In America. West
indies. British Columbia and Canada. IL
only a part Of the record Of tn great
Gort0n's Minstrels
The leaders and producers Of all tta
ia new and novel In minstreisy
Al Nsher's opera house Jan. n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

Mrs John wickstrom and son lsst
the city the other day for chicA4o.
where they will visit relatives ana
friends
Seats for the Thomas concert ana
lseiufe course are now on - q st Nat
sons. Tioksts for the three antsrtain.
ments, cost but 81.
Ths utlls child Of Mr. ana 4Fs. JohR
q Trimble, who vas dangerously IN the
pact few daye. wsa considered inAprOvea
ths morning. but set veFy a.
Hon SEN % Field and A. n Ne
Allleh. who we're IN Santa ~ alisad-
ing the territorial supreme court. re-
turned 10 the city aat night
u. YAnoN, the second street broker.
has been under ihe weather FOR ths past
fsW days Be vas up and around yss-
teriay attending 10 his duties
Hon y a. Ashenfeter. Of silver
CB cams IN from ths south this
morning and continued north % Santa
" oH the te ayed passenger train.
F w. Risque manaSer of the santa
Rita mercGntle store. 0rant county,
cane IN from ths south this morninu
Aa4 csntinued asrth % g. Louis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
sILvER CRY
JAIN Tuil 81 MurdsrsTs - Al oia Timer
Insane,

JAIN Tuii 81 Murdsrsrs - An oia T,ns,
Insane.
From Silver Cry lndtpe ilent
sheriff A. s. G0odeu has namea A
z Whiis a. anoihsr u HE deputies.
II would require q .onE list q narnes
% snusnsrats the people OF silver
CITY who are suffering from the arfp
The silver CITY depot has bsss
squlppsd with elsctrse lahts. whioh is
a great improvement upon the "a
atyls Ssss ou lighting
The many friends OF E n Young
viii be sorry 10 .sarn ihat that EenGe.
men Is condnei IA the Sistsrs' h0spl-
tai by an attack % the an prevailing
grip
Prank J. Buck and John A. Hunt
have formed a oo-partnership. unasr
the nrm name u BgHsk A Hunt. and
have opened one ~ the ulst complete
aSsay onicss and chemioal lsborator-
lee IN the uhli block
Probate Judge Edaard Baker ap-
pointed G. B Beil. o. Hanover. ss al
Dinisirator u the estate a. Tlsomaa
Aivosa. 3Ssaaaal. asa WMian n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
pEMANp FoR LIrnsAruRE.

Tho pamphlet published by the bd-
rcau OF lmmigratio entitled Climate
Il Fate" Is In great demand. The fcl-
lc wing is sample OF the lctter rroeiV' d
making application ~ rthe same
santa Fe Route. Ofice ot Genera.
Agcnt santa Blrbara, ca, January
s--.iax Frost. Secretary Bureau o
Immigration. Santa Fe. N. 81. Dshr
s!r--1 have inquiries from tourists .or
something 70 read on New Mexico. IT,
resources and climate. The book yoa
have issued entitled, Climate Is Fate
Is the best have seen, and II you VII.
send me some copies OF q. 1 viii 80
that they are placed IN the hands OF
people where they viii do the mos,
good Yours truly.
W. n. MATsON, JR..
General Agent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
rsrrl.srlsl suprsm. cnnr,

IA fals territorial suprsms court a.
Santa Fe yesterday forenoon. the anas
Of Psrfecio Aruijo. appellant W. ths
coun'y Of BsrnAliilo sppeilss. was ar
guea and submitted. Armilo suas foe
a commission alleged 70 bs aus him a.
assessor of BsfnalillO county.
The case Of Jesse .. Gale and wailaR
FaH. partners, under she anna name q
Gale q FArr. appellants. W. Ram1ndn
sales. a0psliss. vas srgued and sabudt-
ted. This ls . suit 10 collect An alleged
debt Tor goods purchased Both Gases
are appeals from BsFnAiillo county.
IN he two eassa of Everist r. Fiom-
ins - al. appellants. ~, Egbert Post,
appellse. 4 3, Hu6bsli sheFiR q hsr-
nAilllo county. WAs sabSl eutaa aa spa-
oisl n1aStss fos W. AisHAndag suIhsE-
land.
The court bald no sss.ion yaslaraav
noon. hAvins adjourned upul 10 s'closa
thlA foranoon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
AN INCORPORATION.

Edward Hatton, J. y, Morris Gnl
Paul George filod Incorporation pa = =
Tor the Bankers Mining AMI Mlii 8
company to operate in the HE'D rive
district. Taos county. capital. 81 600 =
700; pricipal place u business. Pueblo
Colo; New Mexico place VI business.
Red River City. Taos county. The di-
fcctorF arr the above named ineorporR.
tors ana II. d. King and . N Morris.
incorporation Zee. so.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

r. B. Thomas and his daughter, Miss
Bessie Thomas, and Mike O'Neill, the
latter familiarly knowu throughout
central New Mexico As the "rurQuC a.
King came ia from Magdalena late
yesterday afternoon and registered at
the Hotel Highland,
Mr. Thomas IL the superintendent oi
the famous llRrdacrahblc mine Ia the
Magdalgua mountains, and thoy give
the Information that AZ depth oi $50
feet Ia the mine an extension body VI
rich gold and copper ore was discuv.
ereo tie other day Mr.. O'Neill says
positively that the ore body of the new
tnd " nifty feet wide and that samples
will show, un being assayed, that the
ore will run up high in gold and cop.
per.
Tho party will leave tonight for
Cerrillos, where MIR. Thomas II the
superintendent OF the new smelter
there. He expects 70 get 'he smelter
Ia operation 10y the middle Of February
or Immediately after putting Ia tho
ooncontratOr ar making other neces-
sary and valuable Improvements.
Near Cerrill0s, Mr.. O'Neill ls opera
ting valuable turquoise mine, and
the stones from his property have ali.
ways found a ready sale on the mar.
kets OF the eastern cities,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
day and related the fOnowtns HnlsOOro

day and related the fOnOvtns HnlsOoro
incidents
~ ou remember that ihUe yellow.
Wooly dog you Eave ManageI pob Hop
per Of the Porter ralnas before you
lefti Well I want 20 tell yOu some
thing about thar canine, which Mr..
and Mrs Hopper think a great deal e
you know, While We were examining
the workings % the Opportunity mine
several weeks ago. where I have q six
man lease working. that dog feu down
an &-foot shaft, ami I tel you We felt
bad. A. we were sure he wea killed. II
was one % the shafis We had 20 exam
ine. and almost sick ~ heart Hopper
dropped hia pick down and We began
descending the ladder. expecting every
minute 10 see a mangled dog But fate
sparei ua. When We reached ths bot.
tom Of the shaft the dos Jumped up on
US alive ard uninjurcdi The little
animal had withsiood the S-foot
plunge and lodged Hopper's pick ana
there n wasl OF course w felt glad
and when we got through prospectinE
around al the bottom there the big
kind hearted manaRer tucked the little
pup under hts mine smock and hscended
20 me surface with him. We'll, I must
be going. Good day, Hang me n you
don't lOok 80 happy - HopTsf did over
the escape 0f that dos. on. yes. I SEQ
q uaed 10 be yousl PhayilA. think.
they sAn him "--DeminG Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

ASgelo Didisr the Bslen wine manu-.
facturer. 10 here to-day purchasing
goods
Cyrus nrowniey Newton. one Of the
greatest living impcraonators Al CO.
lombo hall Monday evening
Do not tail to hear the famous Hell
Siap violinisI Bernhard walthsr. with
the Boston Concert company.
After a severe Illness Of several days
with the GSip. Mrs. George w Cham.
pion was up and around to-day.
Capt Albert FSbsr, the well known
carpet king on West Railroad Avenue.
was = passenger for El PaBo last night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

Ben Williams, special officer on the
santa Fe, succeeded IN capturing two
prisoners at Rivera, n. NJ. last even.
Ing, whom be has been tracking FOR
the past week. They gave their names
A. Joe Patton and J. w Hili. They
we're brought 10 this city this morning
and lodged IN tho county jail on the
west side