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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
FLAGSTAFF.

From tho sun.
Don .. Rankin. one OF the principal
stockholders OF the Albuquerque Brew.
cry ana Ice company. was IN town.
a Mexican employe at the mill was
Knocked on q tramway sixteen feet
from the ground. and although slight.
IS dishRured is still In the ring
E. "a. Pertains and wife we're visit
ing the family Of E =. Goaney last
week Mr. Pertains 10 a prominent
civil engineer and mineralOglst OF
Utah and Wyoming. and rs lo0klnf
over Arizona with a view Of lOcatinl
In the territOy
Through the carcloasneas Of Homt
children who built an embryonic bon
I hre last "Wednesday h coal shed be
longing 90 A r Cornish. In Whict
VAS stored considerable furniture, wa.
consumed The losH was $3.50. botl
/ the Pioneer and Neyin Hose com
phnies responded promptly. the Tor
! mer getting there FIRST.
A. E Ellnw0od circulated Il petl
tion which was signed BY every mem
her OF the bar % COcOnlno count
endorsing the resent Judiciary of Arl
zOna for -oappolntment 10 their pre-.
/ eni positions II speaks well of th
present Justices OF the supreme c0ur
when they receive the endorscmen
of the entire bar OF Arizona Tor ~
appointment
A child living with Claude Emerto
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

che dead soldiers. The following were
remembered
Santiago Hubboll, John johnson.
Adam Hoffman. x. u. Bcadlo, John
Morton. A. y Crowley. Bon stephens,
A. Rutherford. n. w. Booth. Milton
Stapp. ~. =. Welley. J. NJ. Thomas.
ID. NJ. Lyon. r. y. Prelssnor. o. nnf-
tolDne. NJ Werner. Francis white.
Captain William Scott. George Morris.
Judge John Oaks. }. G. Marshall,
prank Menke. j. Devinc. William
Brown, Ambrosio Armiio. Frederick
Greening n. "a. Sullivan. Leon Du.
b0is. Milton Ayroa. James Campbell
Charles Walker, J. Beach, Peter
Quior. q. A. White. w. A. Rankin Con.
rad Wooton and J. G. Mason.
SHORT PARAGRAPHS
The graves OF many loved ones. not
soldiers. were remembered today with
flowers by relatives ane friends.
The Third ward school deserves the
title of the banner school II the city.
Only one little tot missing out of an
enrolment OF loo.
Il was the grandest Memorial day
celebration ever held In Albuquerque,
and Cnmrpde Edwards, with tho 9th.
or veterans, did their work we'll
While the exercises were IN pro.
gress the street cars stopped run.
ming and one of the cars served as
good seats
Il In estimated that at least 900
school children took part in the pro
cessiOn
Col. J. l.. Morris, a veteran Of
Thornton. was present and marched
with the local ciyil war veterans.
Adiutant Leverett Clarke rs a very
handy man when Memorial day cXer-
clsos are In progress. lie keeps
things going and must have order
Hon Nestor Montoya. Jesus Rome.
ro. Tomas Werner. Modesto Ortiz. Sc.
feriho Crollott and others from Old
Albuquerque helped materially TO
make the exercises n success
After the exercises were over at
the park a reunion OF Kansas people
was held NJ j. w. Edwards Office.
Cream and cake was served.
The committee OF arrangements of
Memorial dRy wish To thank one and
all for the able manner In which thoy
assisted In carrying out every part OF
tue program. J. W, Edwards. T., s.
Stover, l.. Clarke, committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
LAS VEGAS.
From the Optic

From the Optic.
l.. N. Crawford, lessee OF the Dun.
can opera house. has received a ship.
ment of now scenery direct from New
York. by Wells Ftgo express.
ShCrin ClCofes Romero returned
from Santa Re, where he subpoeuaed
witnesses In the Potter cases for vlo
lntlons OF the Sunday law. brought to
this judicial district on change Of
venue
T. n. Tremblos disease has develop.
cd q dropslcal complication Rhd a con.
sultalon OF physicians was held this
morning Harvey Trembie. a son OF
the seriously sick citizen. has arrived
In the city fron Mexico and n dnugh
ter was expected this afternoon
A party ia this city is In receipt of
letter from responsible partier IN
Chicago who are flgurlng ON sinking
i.50OfOot oil well In proximity Ia
las Vegas. An experienced oil mans
services have already been engaged
and the necessary machinery is belng
bargained for.
Cot j. ID. Powers. OF Owensboro
Ky, who has been president OF the
Aqua Pura company for number OF
years. has resigned as presidont ow
Ing 10 stress of business IN other
lines and NJ a recent meeting Of the
directors OF the company the follow
lHr piiiCcrs were elected. w. -
NSnes piekluvut, JObn 81, WaIu, ytrt
president. both OF Louisville. KY; y
II Pierce, secretary, treasurer and su
perintondent.
Miss Bessie Cavanaugh has r.
turned 10 the city from San Marcial
where the Bee OF that place says hol
services AS principal OF the schools
we're successfully rendered for 81,
weeks The refusal of tho countl
school superintendent Ia sign the war
rants has created "A feeling Of lndlgna
tiOn among parents and teachers, an,
the school board has instituted man
lamus proceedings through It's attor
ney, H. NJ Dougherty, to compel Mr.
naca 10 sign the warrants and stan,
the costs of the suit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

and wife undertook to drive n horse
away from sack " oats Thursday
and was kicked In the face fracturing
the lower Jaw. and knocking all the
upper teeth out nr Robinson admin.
istcrpd the anaUsthctic. while Dr
Hrannon performed n very neat opor
alton. removing the broken PARTICLES
of bone. stitching AN uEiy cat from
the oaf tO the opposite point OF the
iawbonU. and placing the injured Nom
ber In spllnts The little patient 10
doing we'll and will recover
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

A Marrow Escape.

Miss LILLE AkaTd met with pain.
iul and almost fatal accident last
Sunday. She and a party Of young
friends were out walking during the
afternoon. While going up one Of the
canyons toward the mountain they
came 20 an old we'll used Of course
only during droughts. which had been
covered over with boards. Miss Akard,
thinking the structure safe. started
To walk across. when the boards gave
way. procipitating her into over tSen
ty feet Of water beneath. iatters
were extremely precariuus for "A while
but the presence of mind of younl
man by the name of Davis, who was
along with the party, saved the life
of the young lady. as he promptly
went 90 her rescue and managed Il
/ get hold OF her as she was sinking
| the second time 1ne occurrence al
most prostrated Miss Akard, and u
required constant care 10 prevent I
serious spell of sickness. Williami
/ News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

J. l.. Strauss. former Trinidad
hoy. rs I'm the city He rs now To-
Gated Ia Albuquerque and ~ a mem
her OF the merchandise brokerage firm
OF Motcalf a Strauss. OF that city.
Mr.. strauss mission Ga this city IL To
boom the territorial fair. which is 90
be held at Albuquerque, beginning
October 10 and continuing one week.
The fair association has decided To
Offer $4,000 In purses for horse races.
81 400 for base ball $500 for cowboy
tournament and 81 0O0 for displays OF
the resources Of New Mexico. The
chihuahua band will be there and the
Moqui dances will be q feature. One
~ the best cards will be the state.
hood convention. which will be- called
10 order In Albuquerque fair week.
United States senRt -. congressman
and others OF national reputation viii
attend the convention. Trinidad
News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
A PRESCOTT klDNAPPER.
James Broyles, Of Ash Fork, Figures
aa the Defendant

James Broyles, Of Ash Fork, Figures
aa the Defendant.
The journal. Miner says: "a very
interesting case was before Judge
Moore. In which James Broyles, Of
Ash Fork figured as the defendant,
The case was the outsrowth of the
right OF Mr. liroyleg Co Invade or break
through n smallpox quarantine barrier
established at McCabe In which his
ostimable wife was held as patient In
house. and he. as a dutiful husband.
was Just little biz anxious 20 have
her liberated. or IN other words, he
wanted to do n little Of the Cudahy
kidnapping by himself. Accordingly
he made sneak Thursday night ou
the houao secured his prize and came
10 Prescott in buggy. he waa seen
on the streets with his better hall
Yesterday. and the fact ~ u being
known that Mrs. Broylos had not ON
cialiy been liberated from the house
afflicted an investigation followed
with the result above. Mr. and Mra
BrOylea have Just emefsod from az
attack Of this disease. and u wal
while she was visiting Mrs. McCab'
that brother was stricken duwI
also. Judge Moore listened attentiyoll
/ and Mf BroylcB pleaded guilty, th'
Judge placing hno OF 800 on him
which ho promptly paid, and nfie
man and wife hnd been sprayed wit
an sntidote Jim walked out and said
Why. this is easy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
Lun. coun,r f1Ir commItt...

Tho DcminR Corrcsp spOndent of tho
silver CITY Independent says.
AZ meeting ~ the business Mons
association nt the AdCiphi club rooms,
Thomas Hughes sur sested that Dem
ing hold county fair on or about
the first Of October also that Luna
county send an exhibit 90 the terri
torinl fair a. Albuquerque Those In
attendance agreed readily enough Ia
send tho exhibit % Albuquerque. but
aa to the fair to hp held la DuminE.
committo composed OF y iindRuor.
j. A. Mahnoy James Tracy u, O..
Clark and John Corbctt who was
chairman ~ the meeting. waH appoint
cd to look into the matter and con.
slider tho adylaahillty of having Huch
fair in this city. The same commit
tooe ls 20 SOC 60 the collection Of the
exhibit to be sent "a Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
wa,dls Fisher.

4 delightful home wedding occur
red Tuesday evening az the residence
uf Mrs Barbara Stapp on west Lead
avenue, the contracting parties be
ing Archibald Whldio and Miss Wilhol
nina Fisher. Or Bunker pastor of
the Lead avenue Methodist church,
olnclated 1he wedding was a quiet
one. only the families OF the parties
and q few invited guests being pres
ent. Both Mr. Waldie and Miss fial.
cr are well known and highly respect
rd here having boen residents Of AZ
buquofquo for many years. Mr.. Wal
die has been connected with the Al
huquorquo foundry and Mas Fisher
has clcrkcd In one Of the LEADING
stores Of the city Both have host
of friends who warmly congraiulai,
them After tho ceremony all sal
down 60 a table loaded with gool
things. which Mrs. Stapp knows %
well how 90 supply
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
oallup on items.

J. e. Hubbard came Ia ON Monday
with location notices of new oil claims
that he had filed on for different par
ties
The articles Of incorporation OF the
Enterprise oil company were pub
hahed last week. The company IN In
corpornted puder the laws 0f Arizona
Several hundred additional acres ol
promising oil landa were located thi.
week In the Gallup district Another
company Is organizing for the purpna'
of prospecting Tor OIL.
Gallup IL bound 10 got 10 the from
eventually. To copper. oil and coal
W. nov hope tO add bOra4 scyera
i0catlons were made by parties las
Sunday on claims few miles iron
Gallup In a nOrtherly direction. %
what are expected 90 prove vaiuahl'
/ deposits Of huraX Republican
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He who gives Cneerfuiiy o. uanl' q
1 IA naHNH a. Give twice
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
PLEASANT WEDDING.
Popular Young Lady Of this City Mar
ricd % Arizona Gentleman.

Popular Young Lady Of this City Mar
ried 20 Arizona Gentleman.
a. the home of the brides parents
on south Broadway Miss Julia Hamm
was united in marriage 90 Hon. George
ID. stonoman. of Globe Arizona The
ceremony vas read by Rev MaudR
lari. after which congratulations wore
tandefed and rcpnft served the bridal
party and aauomhled gueHtH The
young couple lcft on the 10 o'clock
train for their homo. holnE accom-
panied ID the depot by a great many
of their friends The room in which
the ceremony took place was tasteful
ly decorated with beautiful horai de-
signs and arrangement 81 the many
handsome and useful presents fe
, celvod by the young people frpm AT
parts OF the Union.
' The young lady Ia the daughter ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

Mr. and Mrs y. W. Hamm. of this
city where she has spent almost the
70 ~ Memorial day. made w by an
grown from childhood in our midst
her loss 90 tho young peoples social
circles will be kconly felt In addl.
tlon 90 being one uf the most attrac.
tive of Albuquorquoa many fair
daughters, she is an accomplished
young lady and pOaacaaoa musical
ability ~ rare quality.
The groom " native OF Virginia,
but has lived In the west several
years. the last ave ~ which he made
his homo tn ella county. Arizona.
whore he Nila the responsible position
ot district attorney ana is recognized
as one 1f the loading uomhrrs 90 the
bar in the territory lho CitiHon ~.
tends it best Wishes to tho young
couple.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
SANTA re.

From the New Mexican.
The territorial penitentiary al pres
ont contains 231 inmates, the highest
number since It's establishment
Hugh o. Morrison, OF California,
sent his father. Judge A. l.. Morrison,
two boxes OF choice California oranges
two boxes Of choice California bios
SONS 90 decorate his mothers grave.
Mrs Merle writes Judge Merle
from Los Angeles that the WOmen's
Relief Corps Of that city will go out on
the ocean IN boat and strew flowers
on the sea In memory Of the sailors
who found their graves In the ocean.
sheriff Alexander Read arrived
from TiorTa Amarillo with three priH.
oners for the penitontiary, each Oi
whom Is 10 serve one year and one
day Tho prisoners were. Juan Jose
| Apuilag and Manuel Medina guilty
Of assault with intent 20 Kill. and
/ Nicolas Gallegoa. found guilty Of as
sault with intent To rape,
Col j. Francisco Chayes. superin
| tendcnt of public instruction. has re-
ceiycd AN invitation to make the class
audross to the graduating class Of th'
| Springer high school on June o. ans
| also 90 attend the closing exercises %
| the schools on jane 8. Tie also re-
ceived an invitation 10 attend the com
mencement exercises Of the Uniyor
atyy Of New Mexico at Albuquerque
heglning Sunday. june 2.
| Hon. c. y. Mcdonnell, OF Durango
president Of the Smelter CITY stat
bank OF that city. aud promoter Of IA
Durango Alhuquerque railway arrive
from the south and Ia the guest q
Mr. aud Mrs. Turner ana Mr.. and Mr.
Walter on the south side. Mr.. NJ
Connell says that the proposed raj
road has not yet assumed tangihl
shape 90 such an extent as 10 max
I certain he route Il will follow, bt
he hopes by keeping al the prOie,
that Il viii soon become a reality n
declares that t.e san Juan valley
the most promising portion Of Ne
Mexico on account Of its ample vi
ter supply, ita good soil its HpiondI
q climate and lts Immense coal deposit
--rt-a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
a FSbe

Almost every Newspaper in the ter
fitor. one 0f tho exceptions being The
citizen, have published the long wind
Od advertisement Of the Empire
knitting Mills. i0G.i0s Fulton street
New York u nov trnuaplrca tha
the mills are a fake pure ana simple
and that the newspapers who wer'
bilkcd. have had their letters returno'
10 thom hy the New York postmaste
stating that no such hrm exists il
that city,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
Jackson Smith.

Last night at $3.50 O'Clock. at tho
A. 81 4. church. Isaac Jackson and
Mrs Jvlla smith, two popular c0lorod
people. we're united he the holy bonds
~ wcdlOck. Rev Jones officiating,
John Taylor and Miss Mamie Georgia
acted as best man and bridesmaid.
Tho church was crowded, there be
lng many white people present, a.
both the groom and bride are known
90 bc fine colored folks and their
friends were there 20 see the nnpual
knot properly tied they we're the re-
ciplonts 0f many nice preaCnta and the
| a.. A. r. and Wumon'B hclief Corps
especially remembered the groom he
being an old soldier and carried tho
Kt Carson hattlo;orn nag IN the
Memorial day parade
A heavy rain Tell this afternoon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

Territory of Ncw MrHiro. County Of berua.
lilo. 10 me District Court
Irnnic Aueola. Plaintiff,
q J. Auruia Defendant
10 N Auruls. defendant You are here
by notified thHt ihr above named piainNH.
Ienuiu Aurula. has commenced an action fur
nhsuiutr divorce aaalnst yuu, up0n the
gfuunds ui Abandonment and dearnson and
II ufr 60 tuppnit and pfaYinR further snd other
relief
Ard you ihr said defendant, are hereby
notified thHt unless you appear and answer Ne
cufuuiair ln said cauaa on nf before thf 10
nsfnaillu Cuuniy 4 N ihr faid piaiquH Wiii
/ apply tu Che cuuIt iuf relief demanded in thg
| complaint and lndgment will be ehlefed
HARRY y OWEN
Clffk Of said District Court
IFEIfK n. LRHfHR,
| Attorney fuf the Plaintiff,
once snd posiufice address.
Aibuqucfqur, N. NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
OFFICIAL MATTERS.

NOTARlEs PUBLIC APPOINTED.
Governor OterO appointed the fol
towing notarios public otto l.ange,
WatrOus. Mora county; John NJ. Bry.
son. of Estoy city. Lincoln county
DELEGATE TO MINING CoNGRESa.
Governor OtcrO appointed j. 4.
Turner. OF Rinconado, Taos county.
delegate tu the international Min.
ing cougrera 10 be- held az Boise city
Idaho. vice John r. DeMler, of Las
Cruces. resigned.
DELEGATE TO PAN.AMEtlCAN
Governor Otero appointed ". W
Parker. of white Oaks. Lincoln coun
", "a commissioner To the Pnn.Ameri
can exposition az Bumalo. n Y. vice
/ e. v Chayes, Of Albuquerque, go
/ signed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

A heavy rain fell this afternoon
la this VALLEY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

Ile who gives caeeriuny 10 liable 70
be- aaked % giye twice
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01

This afternoon. members ~ the
WOmen'a Relief C0rps and q commit.
tee of q. A. n. veterans visited the
several cometcl les and placed flowers
and cVoYRrecne over the graves %
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-13
DR.. Langs's Soliloquy.

How often ! think Of day in Sep
tember, when rode down to Jules
burg in wind and in heat; and when
1 got home, o how my wife scolded,
when she found an old sun.bOnnet un-
der the seat.
An old checkered bonnet,
An old worn out bonnet,
A dirty old sun-bonnet under the
seat.
My wife was determined to find out
the owner, and asked every woman
whom she chanced to meet, if she
owned that bonnet.
That old checkered bonnet,
That dirty old sun-bonnet under the
seat.
She asked each one of the Ladies
Aid members, but each said, NO,
looking very discreet, while 1 quietly
chuckled but thought I'd keep silent
about the old sun-bOnnet under the
seat.
The old checkered bonnet.
The old worn out bonnet,
The dirty old sun-bonnet under the
seat.
My wife is still anxious, and 1 am
still silent, and everyone knows whom
Ichance to meet that the secret is
locked forever in my bosom, regard
ing the sun-bonnet under the seat.
The old checkered bonnet,
The old worn out bonnet,
The dirty old bonnet under the
seat.
CRAZY DAISY.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-13
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Great Fayorite.

Inc soothing and healing properties
OF THIS remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures have
made 1t a favorite with people every.
where. 1t is especially priced by
mothers of small children for colds
coughs, Group and whooping cough, as
IL always affords quick relief, and as it
contains no opium or other harmful
drug, 1T may be given as confidently to
a oaoy as to an adult. For sale by G..
Lavelle.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-09-13
Reservation News.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ball visited in Jules.
burg on Tuesday.
Everybody said that Mr.. Conyer's
watermelons were fine.
Rhoda Pebley returned home and
started to school this week.
"Did you 60 to the watermelon So
cial?" is the latest greeting.
Ida and George Woodlands are Wis
iting friends on the reservation.
Miss Ada Taylor spent Sunday with
her sister at Woodbine cottage.
We were pleased to see Buford at
church and League once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bali called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Hallowell Sunday evening.
Burton Elhart has returned to the
reservation after his summer outing.
Mrs. Porter and daughter, Alma,
went to Julesburg on Saturday of last
week.
The East Lincoln school opened last
teen.
Mrs. T. W. Acklin and Mrs. Winnie
Wright visited with Mrs. Ball last
week.
DR.. Lang and George Woodlands
were to Sedgwick on Saturday of last
week.
The Epworth League held cabinet
meeting at Mrs. Dawson's Tuesday
evening.
We notice that Ida and Charley are
on time now. We suppose it is be
cause of the new watch.
Mr.. Boyer must not be looking so
high when he comes to Sunday school
or he will lose his girl.
The Ladies Aid will sew for Mrs.
Hallowell on Friday. September 10.
Everybody come for all day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. Ell
hart visited with Mrs. Woodlands on
the south divide last week
We are sorry to learn Mr.. Hallowell
and family are soon to leave us. We
wish them success wherever they may
go.
Two attempts to have the water
melon social were made, but owing to
the bad weather very few people at
tended.
Mrs. Johnson's sister, Mrs. Spre, is
visiting with her, and made a very
pleasant addition to the Ladies Aid on
Saturday.
Miss Ada Taylor, Miss Ida Wood
hams, Burton Elhart and Charles
Kicker took supper at the Ball ranch
on Sunday evening.
Surely the old adage, Glove is blind',
is true, judging from the lantern car
ried by certain couple on their way
home from the social.
One of the school marms of this
community had better be careful how
she talks in her sleep Or she may wish
she had held her tongue.
Rev. Hooper, our new minister, de-
livered his introductory sermon last
Sunday afternoon. Quite crowd was
present and all seemed well pleased
and interested. Mr.. Dye accompanied
Rev. Hooper.
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Langs
on Saturday. AS usual they did lots
of work Election of Officers was hold
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-18
is SUPPRESSED.
Russian Newspaper Punished for
Publishing University Bulletins

st. Petersburg, Feb. 1s.-on Saturday,
the minister OF the interior, NJ. Slpia-
guine, ordered the suppression for three
months of tho Noyosu Dnja Moscow
newspaper which had violated the prohi-
bition against the publication OF univer-
sity bulletins.
A secret circular has been issued re-
minding all the newspapers that the pro-
hibition IS now effective.
Information has been received here that
520 students have been arrested in Mos
cow presumably the whole assembly
which obstructed the lectures among the
students.
Eighteen students were arrested here
but subsequently released. Pending a de-
cision In their case. however they were
forbidden 60 re-enter the university. six
teen additional arrests were subsequently
made.
The forestry institute nearby held a
meeting and declared the institute closed
until the sentences against the students
should be revoked and military law re-
pcaled.