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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
las VEGAS.
Hugh vaasha's Departure Not 40 had
Aau-spittiaG Ordinsnes.

Aau-spittinG Ordinance
From the Optic
Ia tho Cincinnati InqwFeT's coates
In guessing on tho population q ths
United STATES t16oo0 Was given swAy
p Perry. % Las Vegas. got q $40
prize
r.. T. Leech. chief clerk In the United
states mint a. Dsnvsr. ls Daying his
initial visit 70 Las Vegas. and incieea-
tally inauirnE Into our mining later
- =. The Denver mint handed Goid
from New Mexico 50 the aWouRt %
il72.Ooo iasi year
Rev. 8. ". Curta IL In reesipt %
sitter from hts son VIA. a. Alliance.
Neb.. stating that he and bis wife hAva
been quaFantined In their boar1a6
house Ia that city for thFes weeks. on
account d a small DOE patienA Ia an
othsr room and not even permitted b
communicate bg letter with parties on
the outside T'hey are much more afraid
% the prevalence % small POI IN Ne.
hraska than are OUT people hs8s IN New
Mexico.
Hugh vaughn. latsiy employed a. The
wells Fargo express once. has returned
20 Las Vegas from Anton chtco. width
" b. wont on private business While
1fr Vaushn did not annSunct no AZ
parturs 40 Older heads occupying Saeh
a. lmportant place vivid certainly
have done. yst ne 70 not 70 ~ oersaf'
Is Tor doing 30. iiis Indebtedness IN
town amounts 70 bat a trins ana q WI
b. settled IN full 20 soon a. he eau
earn the money. provided b can uno
onployntent IN las Vegas
section g reoentiy add 20 oiiy 80
dinauos no ios. reads ~ follows Any
person who shau eHpsct0rats upon any
J siee1alk cfoss-waik, of on ne moor q
any pubic room. store or strsst car
anal b. nned IN tho sum % rot LED
lthar 81. nor more than q for each Of
TENSE" Two arrests have alre4dy bsfu
made under the provisions 20 this me'
} nicipaI eEactment ana more are itAei,
q follow IN one lnstanoo ne aecos~'
! lion could not b. proven against sho kr'
. rested party ana "a the otAer in~is -
, ths party under arrsat was hned y. tn'
. nas being suspended for tina ane eieF'
! niiy unless he 70 again eAssst N -.
lea ~ d. "A .&s4AAMgA'A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
In the Grin Of rncumnnl..

Lrst Saturday night J.. ~ Broyles
received a wire from Engle asking for
a physician. DIR. McCrory responded
and found that his services were needed
at the homo OF q. l.. Morris, who is
operating copper property about
fifteen miles from Engle. Mr., Morris,
his son, a sister-in-law and a hired man
were all down with pneumonia. The
doctor returned home Monday. The
four sick people were left with The
danger point In the disease believed 10
be- safely passed. san MRrCial Bee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
HON. DANIEL n. MCMILLAN

Hon. Daniel "A. Mcmillan, the newly
appointed associate Justice ~ the 18th
judicial district Of New Mexico visited
SAYS the Chieftain. Although this was
Judge McMillan's first visit to the
scene OF labor recently allotted Ia him,
everybody In sOcOrro had already
formed favorable opinion Of him.
This opinion was based upon report
merely, but was fully justified Ia the
minds Of those who were fortunate
enough 10 make Judge McMillan's
acquaintance during his brief visit IN
the city,
Many citizens called to pay their
respects aud hid the gentleman well
come. The only thing that prevented
much more hearty demonstrations 81
welcome was the fact that the judge
was Obliged 20 make his visit very
short in order Ia be Ia Santa Ne at the
opening OF the session OF the supreme
court He was also kept very busy
while here and went away with e iull
knowledge Of the fact that there Is an
abundance Of work IN the district
awaiting him on his return about the
first of February.
IA one Of the pleasant results Of
Judge McAiillan's visit, the Chieftain
is authorized to announce that District
Clerk John r. Griffith will be retained
IN his present position. This Viii
doubtless be a welcome announcement
70 a vast majority of those interested.
{, IL understood that there were other
applicants who would perhaps have
proved TO be Just as efficient, but MIR.
Griffith was known by actual expert
ence 10 be capable, attentive, and
courteous clerk. In fact he Is reputed
20 be the bost district clerk Ia the
territory, aud everybody will feel,
whatever his preferences may have
been, that the rcappointment Of Mr..
Grifhth Is fitting recognition of SER
vice faithfully rendered
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

freight brakeman, has writer 70
friends at San Alarcial from Eveleth,
Mimi, announcing the accidental kill
Ing Of one ~ his sons, aged 10 years.
No particulars were given. Mr..
mining properly, and Is now in the en-
ploy " an iron ore company At EyeleIh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

nave IN my employ Young man Whoae
exemplary hahits unqdeationAbls 10y
atty, both TO his country and employer,
AM sterling moral worth. have 80 81
deared him to me az your son, Ralph
a. Merle, who fllis The positions OF chlef
olerh and interpreter In this bureau -
completely to my satisf icii0n. and dur
Ing my busy professional ana army life
have employed and commanded nany
men. II ~ my cherished desire that
my own son may grow up and bocoma
as frank. as honest and trus as youa
own hoy who g. now with me-"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

Nasal Cntcrrh quishly yields 70 treat.
meat Ny Elys trean ualin, which "a agree
ably Az matte. it D. fece,ved through the
nontfila, cleanse aH ho. ho whole sur.
face over which 30 o. .ggel Itself Duggiail
sell the Coo. Eg '.ria o. . IN mail, 10
oonta Tot i "a yol ar, t.ru TO continue
Tho treatment
hnnpuuCCur nf.
To hccofriuU 'rth t.ttl Who are partial
10 Tho Use Of ll1ii'orl in applying liquids
into tho narri arc.cf ior Catarrhal fr0u.
biss, the ropri iou prepare Cream balm In
liquid form. which vii 10 Lnown a. fly'G
liquid Cfoan lrlm, Irico iacluG.ng tlo
spraying tube IL - cents. Druggists or by
mail Tho liquid form ombodiea The med
icinal properties q the solid preparation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
On. oms,ho,d.r who Died.

Postofiiee Inspector G. L. Doran viii
again make his headquarters In East
Las Vegas, having just been transferred
back 10 this field Mr.. Doran arrived
Ia town this afternoon from a lonely,
perilous and rocky" trip over two
ranges of mountains tO Pens Flor, Col
fax county. lie was called TO that out
oi.the.way place by the fact that the
French postmaster, Joseph 3 Lafre
mere by name, had failed 70 make re-
port 10 the department OF his steward
ship for the two or three months last
passed, Arriving At the Cihce hungry,
cold, tired and provoked a. having lost
his way several times, the postoiiice In
spectOr found an old man, commonly
known rs "Uncle Tom" In charge,
This decrepit, old man informed the
government Official that the postmaster
had skipped che country, after helping
himself 10 all availAbles At hand, and
had since died In the state o. Colorado.
Uncle Tom had religiously reirained
from opening any Of the letters adj
dressed "a the postmaster, hence
Micawberlike he was eimply waiting for
something 20 turn up. -Opbe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
TrrritorlnI Fnn,l.

Territorial Treasurer J. Ii. Vaughn
has thus Tar this year received almost
s6O,OO although he has heard only
from six ofthe twenty county collectors
Yesterday he received from John r..
Griffith, clerk Of the iifth judicial dis
trict, s.'i9.3c fees for the quarter end
ing December 81; and from j. H. Nit
choll, clerk of the third judicial dis
trict, s50I.65 fees for the quarter end.
ing December 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
orr ron oswroo. n. y.
scott Knight 90 Become = Benedlci ~
That city ON Jan. as.

That city ON Jan. as.
Henry S. knight left this morning
for Oswego, n. ", aud he timed his
departure 10 a. 10 leave before the in
vitations OF his approaching marriage
had been opened and read by friends,
they coming In from New York ON last
nights mail. AZ ST. Paul's church,
Oswego, n. ", on "Wednesday morn
ing, January %, At 100 o'clock, MIR.
knight will lead to the altar for mar
riage Miss Anna H. Price, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Price Of that
city. a card accompanies the invita-
tions, which have been received 10y
Albuquerque friends, and announces
that Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ). knight
will be- az home, No, 300, Roma avenue,
Albuquerque, n. NJ, after February
TO- The prospective bride was visitor
10 Albuquerque with her sister, Mrs.
Edward Farrell, In the summer Of 1899,
ana IL was then that love was plighted
aud Cupid finally caught the old
bachelor In his net. Miss Price ac-
companied her sister and the latter's
husband back 20 Oswego, and she will
soon return under entirely new condi-
lions. In advance, The Citizen extends
is congratulations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
Notice OF Thnnk.

no the honorable mayor. city couRcll
and citizens % Aibuqusrgue-A e1eTi
our heartfelt thanks for the gr at KIDD
nes and attention shown 70 Us sud OUT
dsar departed IN this our g,ra: grief
May Gods blessing be extendei 10 ycu
ali.
MRS. II. ". JAFFA AND SONS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

l.. N. Cutter InJursd In a Dynamite
Explosion In Taos County,

l.. NJ. Cutter, manager, met with a
serious accident at his mine Ia the
Crisiobal district, Taos county. He
mad been warming giant powder Tor
use Ia the mine, by warming cavity
Ia the rocks with IRE and then raking
The fire out, and after the rocks had
partially cooled laying the powder Ia
the cavity. He put three sticks Of
powder 70 warm In the usual way, and
was working a short distance from II
when IL exploded aud blew large
number Of small pieces Of rock from
the sides Of the cavity into his face aud
eyes. The next day he was brought to
Taos, aud Is now at the Taos hotel
under the care Of DR.. 4. =. Martin,
who thinks his eyes will DO saved,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

That helpful and inspiring motto
Keeping Everlastingly at ID Brings
Success'c-is again suggested 10y the
receipt of the 1901 calendar irom n.
W. Aver & Son, Philadelphia. These
gentlemen conduct the worlds greatest
advertising business Ia newspapers,
magazines and bill boards but as re-
sponslbilities Increase they seem 70
grow more energetic while their work
grows brighter and better. The 1901
calendar Is an evidence of taste and
originality. Il h mounted on a strik-
ing design Ia clay modelling executed
In two delicate tones, with the famous
Aver motto standing out Ia bold relief
The figures are large enough 20 De-
easily distinguished quite a distance
while the spaces are occupied by re.
production, In color1, OF d Number OF
striking modern posters and 10y adver.
Using philosophy as well, The cost ~
production and the demand tor ihis
calendar are 30 great that MessIr.
Aver a Son have found IL necessary "a
charge a nominal price for it--2, CENTS
Those wanting copy Of this very ser
yiceahle and highly ornamental work
should send 40 Once before the editinh
h exhausted La previous years iis
predecessors have been quickly bought
np. aud d u more than likely late ap
plicatlon now viii prove Disappointing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

Del Chambers IL stopping OH here
for a few days, en- route 20 his home Ia
where ho has been visiting bic parents.
Las Vegas Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

ali
claimed do Of
medicine sold Of
They especial interest those with
hs
land q 3D. .se
BtasAs1ns ser-atas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

Tho Las Vegas Record says: Miss
Kate Reynolds returned yesterday
afternoon from Canon City, Colo.
Miss Reynolds has been away several
months. During her stay she visited
the Paris exposition and other points
across the water. She also visited
friends In Chicago and Canon City,
Colo. She left this afternoon for Alhu-
querque whore she will spend q few
days visiting her brother, Jack Ray
nOlds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

The doctors say there u no particu-
lar preventative for Ia grippe which,
though epidemic, u not oon' gi0ns,
unl- lt bo the takln '"'rine
regularly. The create Oln tt, of
cOuBo, from ~ Ru.,ian importation
Is the weakness u Causcs the patient,
aud The liability 10 the contraction u
more ssrlopa trouble that II inqurA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

~ ~ WY NANANAl TOT ftNNln IL
ENDORSE a proprietary remedy We D
have secretly prescribed Acker's Rngi
receive the following voluntary letter
from {. =. Smith, NJ D.. the most
successful physician Of Olcan. N. ".
Mcssrs. W. II. Hooker q Co,
New Yefk City, | wish 20 add my
professional testimony 10 the value
Of your English preparation known
a. Acker's English Remedy for Asth.
ma. etc In several instances. aftori
have tried my utmost Co give cvtn
relief, I have prescribed yourremedy,
and u has acted almost like amiracie.
not only relieving, but permanently
curing every one Of the patients en-.
dorse the preparation as one Of tho
most valuable additions 10 the prac.
tico Of medicine
Such a frank endorsement ~ the
above b phenomenal Coming from
80 distinguished a member Of the
medical profession. " carries with u
an assurance which the public will be
sure 10 avail themselves a. II isTcc
concentrations like this which make
Il possible 90 give the broad guaTan.
tee that is a part 81 every sale OF Ack-
cfs English Remedy fof Coughs,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
rsei'iD ald'o'A
Very Unusual

II uauua ior regular Phyon q good reputation publicly
secretly prescribed Ackes English Remedy but most gratifying -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

letters. will please cay Advertised
!. X. AKMlyO. Y. N
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
ITS VARIOUS ACTIVITIES.

 The annual sale of fancy articles and supper will be given by the ladies in the Town hall on Wednesday after noon and evening, August 14. As heretofore, the ladies of the parish are requested to prepare articles for sale at this time.
 The Congregational church people should bear in mind the annual outing of the Sunday school at Taunton lake on Tuesday, August 6. By that time having will be out of the way and everybody will be ready for pleasant day with lunch baskets, games, swings and social chat.
 Last Sunday, though a very warm day, was a notable day for the church in two respects, the attendance at the Sunday school and at the Christian EndeavOr meeting. At the Sunday school an even 100 were present, prob ably the largest attendance at any regular session of the school for many years; and at the Christian Endeavor meeting all the chairs were brought down from the church, and the little room was literally filled to overflow ing. Miss Loretta Hayes read in this latter service, to the great satisfaction good moral, "A Golden Rule Fourth of July.'
 A committee consisting of Mrs Henry M. Smith, Miss Susie J.. Scud- der, Mrs l.. c. Morris and Rev Otis w. Barker has been appointed to have permanent supervision of the Sunday school library, so that the books shall not get lost beyond recovery and the whole library may be kept at a good point of efficiency.
 Rev Joel s. Ives, formerly pastor of hn Cfn,% f<,~l 11>, T., and now secretary for the Missionary Society of Connecticut, will speak about needed work in weak churches and among foreign-born people in this Puritan state of ours both at the morning and evening service in the church on Sunday, July 2s. MT Ives coming to the church assumes consid- erable interest from the fact that he is the successor of Rev w. H. Moore, who, many years ago, was the efficient and beloved pastor of the Newtown church.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
I. B. HARRIS SERIOUSLY INJURED.

l. B. HARRIS SERIOUSLY INJURED. THROWN FROM HIS ROAD CART, FRAC-
 TURING BOTH WRISTS AND SUSTAIN
 ING BRUISES AND A GENERAL SHAKE
 UP.
 There was general regret expressed on all sides, Wednesday, when it be- came known that that genial and es- timable citizen and hOrseman, I. B. Harris, had been thrown from his road cart, sustaining serious and pain full injuries. It appears he hitched up one of his promising colts early We'd nesday morning for little exercise, and at 7.3O o'clock, when between his residence and the stone bridge, the colt stepped on rolling stone, falling to the ground. It happened in a sec ond, giving MT Harris no time toIsave himself. He was thrown violently to the ground, fracturing both wrists and receiving bad cut on the nose. He was also more or less bruised on his head and limbs. John o. PitZschler, who happened to be going up town at the time, hastened at once to MT liar ris' assistance. The horse acted like a veteran and after getting up looked about to find her master. MT PitZ- SCIllef secured Jue horse WlUIlOuU UTOu- ble, and turned his attention to MT Harris, who had gotten up with diff culty. MT Harris started to pick up his whip when he made the sad dis covery that both wrists were broken. MT PitZschler took the horse to MT Harris place and help was summoned to the aid of the injured man. In short time Dr A. L.Schuyler was at his side and his wounds were dressed ard the broken bones attended to. At the best at the age of a person O. sMr~t1ar- riS' years, v, his recovery will be slow and he will naturally suffer more or less. MT Harris has been central figure at the horse racing at the local fairs and the splendid victories he has achieved with "BrOwn Dick" has made him host of friends who will hope for his speedy recovery. MT Harris has always been an enthusias- tic horseman, dating back to the time in his early manhood, when with the late Gustave Haugh he devoted some of his first earnings to the purchase of handsome stopper. His attractive residence and stables are the admira- tion of all passers-by. The accident, it should be said, was not due to care lessness in any way but was one that might happen to any person handling horses.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19
Michael Halpine of ZOar has a n,


 Michael Halpine of Zoar has new buggy, bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son. Mrs Lawrence Warner and Master Glover and Mss Lawrence of Vicks- burg, Miss, are visiting at s. P. Glov- CTS.
 MT and Mrs George F. Taylor, Mrs Lawrence Warner and Miss Lawrence enjoyed a shore dinner at Bridgeport on Wednesday.
 Miss Doretta Telgmann is passing the summer at the Pan-American eX- position. Mrs Eddy of Danbury is the guest of Postmaster and Mrs Sniffen of Sandy Hook.
 Charles J. Hughes of the Stratford Granite Works, Bridgeport, has had men in the cemetery, during the past week, lettering the Beers monument with the record of the birth and death of James B. Beers. They also placed two Westerly granite markers on the D. c. Peck lot and boundary posts on the lot belonging to w. J. Beehler.
 The grass on the land of Mrs B. K. Hawley in the rear of Printing House Square has been bought by E. E. Net tletOn and is being harvested this week. Michael Kilbride cut the grass with his machine.
 c. T. Conger has improved his house by having the sides newly shingled. Miss Grace c. Mulrooney of Union vile has been the guest of Dr and Mrs J. w. Gordon.
 A very handsome Westerly granite sarcophagus monument has been plac- ed, this week, in the family plot in the cemetery, belonging to the late 5. $. Scudder, by Charles J. Hughes of the Stratford Granite Works, Bridgeport. The reputation this firm has for first class work in their line is fully sus- tained in this, the latest addition to the numerous jobs they have placed in the cemetery.
 Mrs S. Frances Schermerhorn and Miss Sadie B. Minor are spending a weeks vacation at Burns Point, Mil ford. Miss Sue Minor is assisting at the store of R. H. Beers x Co. in the absence of Miss Minor
 The New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad company is running over the different divisions of it's line a peculiar apparatus mounted upon a flat car to be used in determining the proximity or all Instructions along the line of the road. The height o1 bridges or platform covers, the near ness of platforms, abutments or cars on sidings, or any other object which is liable to cause an accident by being struck by moving car or engine or Dy men standing upon them, can be read fly determined. A party of the off cials of the road accompanies the cal and makes the observations. The car was at Hawleyville on Friday.
 Irving Waterhouse of the Park City has visited at l. B. GOOdSell'S.
 Miss FlOrella NOrthrOp and Mrs Ludwig Sandell passed Sunday r Washington being hoSpitably enter tained at E. J. Hurlburt's
 Agent c. B. Taylor of the Newtowl station is out with a handsome car } riage, bought of that reliable firm, A M. BriScOe & Son.
 Miss Carrie Lum has been visitin, , her grandparents, MT and Mrs Thoma kKeane of the Glen.
 Michael Lynch of Bridgeport was tn guest of Thomas Keane of the Glel over Sunday.
 Undertaken. Patrick Keating was il the Hating City on Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19
ST JOHNS CHURCH.

ANNUAL SALE OF FANCY WORK OF ST
 JOHNS GUILD.
 The ladies of St Johns Guild, Sandy Hook will hold their annual sale of fancy work at the residence of Mrs Hobart Warner, Wednesday afternoon and evening, July 24, commencing at 4 o'clock. Special attention has been given to handmade handkerchiefs and fancy shawls. Ice cream and cake will be served. If stormy the sale will be held the first pleasant day.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19

country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to De lncurabe Fora great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease. and prescribed local remedies and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it in curable. Science has proved catarrh to be 8 constutitutional disease, and, therefore, re- qulres constitutional treatment. Halls Ca Co.,, Toledo Ohio;is the only constitutional cure on the market It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars TOT any case it fails to cure Send for circu- lars and testimonials. Address.
 F. J. CHENEY SS CO. Toledo, o.
 Sold by Druggists, 65c.
 Hall'S Family Pills are the best.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19
DODGINGTOWN.

R. D. Shepard has been seriously in.
 Miss Jennie Ferry has returned from few weeks visit in Trumbull and Long Hill!
 Miss Stella Meade of Bethel is the guest of Miss Nellie Barnum.
 Miss Nellie Barnum has been visit ing relatives in Wolf Pits.
 MOrehOuse Lyon is sick and under the care of Dr Hart of Bethel.
 Master Clarence Hawley of Long Hill has been the recent guest of his cousins.
The Newtown bee., 1901-07-19
THE PROBATE COURT.

DISTRICT OF VIEWPOINT, ss. Probate D Court, July F, 1901.
 Estate of Catherine Dudley. late of New tow in said district. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of NewtOwn hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly atteSted. within said time, will be de- barred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to Catherine Carey.
 EXeCutriX.