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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
SILVER CITY.
From silver City Independent.

From silver City Independent
For the fret time during the present
winter the ground was covered With a
mantle OF snow Friday morning.
Ed LAyne, % Jones q Downes. 10
confined 30 his room suffering from
typhoid fever. but Il holding his own,
Hts many friends win wish for bic
speedy recovery.
Next Sunday morning Or. Morrison.
superintendent Of the Methodist I'm
giish mission Of New Mexico, will
preach and administer the sacrament
In the Methodist Episcopal church At
~ O'Clock.
Tue management At the aanitarium
az Fort Bayard has laid on large
nuTuber Of workmen engaged there
We learn that the appropriations for
the institute have been exhausted. but
more funds are expected In the mar
future.
The Demcreat medal eontes, Of the
2sth was a complete suecets. the oliver
npeda1 being awarded 10 Misa Myrtle
Williams although Az the Contestants
deserve great credit A vote OF thanks
was extended to the musicians. Judges
OF the contest and others who 20 kind
~ helped with the program
JeAn Kennedy. a prominent mining
man OF Mogolion. died az the Sisters
hospital in this city from consumption.
from which dread disgase he had been
a sufferer for some tins. He was aged
about 40 years and lsGves a wife and
three children.
AZ the church OF the Good Shepherd,
Columbus. Ohio. on the evening Of De
eember 9th. Miss Cara Wilbur Oar
ner was united in mArriA.e 20 Mr..
william Ernest Koch. Both the con
tracing parties were members Of the
normal school year last year. Mas
Garner being IN charge Of the kinder
garten department. and Prof Koch
conducting the business department
Their many silver city friends will
wish thsm every susccss ami haPpl-
nen.
silver City chapter No 8. Order Of
Eastern Star. have elected the FOLLOW.
ing officers for the ensuing term. Mis-
NJ. r. Koehler. worthy mAtron w. G.
Portsrf1eld, worthy patrcn; Mrs. Mary
u. Bailey. associate mAtron: Mrs. Nei-
lie schutu. treasurer; Mrs. Jennie A..
Abraham. secretary: Mrl. n A. stes-
ley. eonductreas: Mrs. Flora r. Laird.
associate conductre~.
TIE installation OF the recently elect
90 and appointive officers Of silver
City lodge No. g. A. r, A. NJ, took
place in the lodge room Thursday
evening. al which time the following
named were formally Invested with
the rights Of their respective POSITIONS
w NJ. Elisha J. FranE: s. W., hobart
v. Newahsmi ). W. Avian y. White.
treasurer. Hyman Abraham. secretary.
William r. Lorens: tyler. George W.
Vera: senior deacon. Colin Nsblett;
Junior Deacon Joseph whfttstdssi
chaplain. n ~. Young; ssniOr steward.
W. II. Adams. marshal. J. J. Kelly
Past Master c. Bennett acted a. an
stallin goffioer. At the conclusion -
the ceremonies q lunch was served and
social sntsrtAiRslant Indulge n apr a
shert while.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
AMUSEM EMS.
The Great Musician, Edward Strauss
Will Be Here January 8.
ASA aETwOoD. JANUARY o.

Edward Strauss, the great musician
and concert leader, will be at Neher's
opera house on January s. The De-
troit Free Press says.
vienna and It's sensuous music were
at the Light Guard Armory last night
and they were crystallized ON the tip
Of a gold mounted baton welded by
Edward Strauss, lineal descendant Of
long life OF waltz kings Acting as
accessories we're a large aud well
trained orchestra which played a. one
man, every tone and note being domi-
mated aud controlled by the baton's tip
The Armory contained nearly 1900 peO-
pie when Strauss ran lightly up the
steps OF the stage and without pause
began TO spin music with his wand. A
man Of martial figure with command
written in every movement, his vivac-
ity and virlle FIRE were communicated
70 every musician who played under
the spell that he wove. With swaying
body and every nerve tense with a de-
sire 10 express the soul OF the music
he was directing, Strauss was sight
not soon 70 be forgotten"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
RAlLBoADER DISAPPEARED
Byron J. Kuhns, Of Mexican Central
Has Gone Wrong.
MS OHIcr WAS At Il pAsO.

Dyvon J. Ruhna. eomn,sroial arant
of the Mexican Central railroad al El
Paso. 10 reported missing and r,tmopi
are rife that he 10 short IN hls ac-
counts with the railroad company. IN.
quiry az hts once a. the corner %
Texas and Oregon streets reveals The
fact that he has been absent from M
Paso IN the neighborhood q seven or
eight days. About i've DAYS ago his
mysterious disappeeFance was reported
90 tho local police department BY his
wife. who waa anxious over his alb.
sence from home without her know
ledge and feared foul play. Upon In.
vestigation Il was found that he was
not IN the city.
When seen yesterday. his wife rafus-
cd TO discuss the matter further ehAn
70 say that she dtd not know whers
her husband was Ills brother. who
acts az his assistant. when seen By
Times reporter las, night. said thar HE
brother had been missing FOR fve dayu
and that neither he nor his friends
knew anythiDg OF hss whereabouts A.
TO the condition OF his accounts. he re-
fused 70 discuss. saying that the audi
tor % the Mexican railway had BEEN
notified o. his absence. and would
probably arrive to-day TO check up the
oftice. II 10 said that tho missing
agent IL very heavily IN debt In tAi,
city and that his leases az the gaming
tables would foot up into the thou
sands within the .ast month. He .
known 10 be In debt a. several OF m
gambling houses OF the city and AZ one
Of the pawubrokcr establishments a
diamond stud on which he had Dor
rowed a sum o. money haA been al
vertiaed for aals
on December / his once WIS made a
ticket once and an assortment 81
tickets placed therein. Tho shortage
with the company IL said 70 be not
over 1850. AZ during the months aile
OF tickets Il ls hardly thought prob
able by railroad men that his sales
would have permitted % his getting
away with a larger amount.
Mr. Kuhns has been with the Asxi.
can Central railroad company about
five years, having been formerly en-
ployed IN the auditing department In
the City Of Mexico.
He has a sweet wife and child WAC
will have the sympathy % the commu-
nifty should the unfortunate rumora
prove 70 be correct Xxi Paso Timsa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
LAS VEGAS.

From the Optic.
]. q. Peyton and wife assumed The
management Of the M Dorado hotel. q
guarantee that IL will be run In strict
~ nrst-class style. A. Duval and wife
viii remain In charge OF the dining
room
Clarence Harvey ~as married 20
Miss Anna Ground at the Harvey re-
sort Monday. December Slst. al a. m.
the words that made them man and
wife being pronounced by Raw. 4. II.
Sweet. o. this city.
Little Helen Herlow. daughter % Mr.
and Mrs. r. A. Heri0w o: santa Fe,
and niece OF Ernest and Miss Anna
herlow. occupying the Or. Gould resi-
dence In this city. 10 very ill
VIII BoYian Is under arrest. charg-
ed with assaultlng Juan Sanchez with
words. The case has been postponed %
the 2tth inst. when Boylan claims
h. will prove his assertions 70 the sat-
ixfsctlon Of a west side justice OF thu
peace
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

Il 10 e1psptea thaa wuyraah fog al
opprcved billa VII be ordered drawA.
saturday svsnins and Sunday after
noon the usual free concerts viii b
held az the orcheutrion hall IN ola
town. superintendent Trimbie extends
an invitation 10 aii citissns 20 attend.
the santa Re company ms gsner-
oualy contributed the freight on q car
load o. furniture ana books for the
new city library. Mayor Marion 90
cured the donation on his resent Wait
20 chicago
Last Sunday night Rye Aibers and
Miss Mamie Jones were united In mar.
riaEc. but none Of the Facts have yet
reached this once. In any event, Tue
citizen wishes the happy couple q lons
and happy married life
w. T. Cliver. formerly located In thir
city 40 the Santa Re railway depart
mtnt agent, now stationed a. Topeka.
came In from the north isst night and
continued south to Nagdaiena on bus.
mess connected with his once.
J. n. Rscharcs. who u doing eonsid
erable mining IN the Las Piaoltss ala
trict, Is In the city to-day and h stop
ping AZ the Grand Central. lie re
ports several good claims In the abovs
district that are being developed these
days.
Jesus Garcia. the well-known chsel
deputy county collector. states that M
expects 10 wind up his affairs here ants
month and will then 20 % "a fAsoi
where he will accept a lucENtive post.
ton which was onersd 10 him some
time ago.
Hon. Marcellno Baca and Esauipulo
nRca. the latter the new probate oourl
Judge Of this county. were here yes
torday. and the latter wap sworn In a
one OF the county onlcials. they re-
turned 70 their homes al Pena Blanea
this morning.
Hon. solomon Luna. VINO was here
last night ami this morning. was q
passenger for santa Re a. noon to-day,
lie favors the idea OF a conference Of
New Mexlcans with Ei Paso people. ia
regard 70 the future waters Of the Ric
0rande. 40 suggested Ia a letter pub.
llshed In The Citizen.
Mrs.. n. n. Mcintosh. who has beer
laboring as a Christian missionary foI
thirty years, and for the last two
years among the japanese In saE
Francisco IL now in this city. wher'
she purposes working among the rail-
road employees ana their families. snt
for the good of all. she comes 20 al
well recommended and will remain fol
some time
Miss Noble Hellweg and Miss Ruth
Allison, two well-known and populai
young ladies' gave a surprise party las
night In honor Of Joe HeilweG's 23s
birthday. The evening was spent Il
dancing. singing and playing games
rhe young ladies were aas'i u In en-
tertaining the guests by Mira. J. y
Hellweg. Mrs. George 8chisreth an
Mrs. ". J. AfcAtee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05

Mr., and Mrs o. w. strong. who were
on the sick llst the past week. have
about recovered.
w. H. Stevens and wife are enter
tanning w. q. Franklin. a friend who
arrived last night from Kansas city.
Fred Fcrnon, the deputy United
states marshal. left on the delayed No.
passenger train to-day Cor Corrillos.
The members OF 81. JOHNS Guild will
meet at the home or Mrs. Renison. Fri
day afternoon. January T. a. 2'a1
O'Clock.
The water mains along Fourth street
are TO be extended. Mains for this pur-
pose are being distributed along the
street to-day.
A. p Buck. & we'll known sheep buy
ey. with headquarters az Las Vegas.
Is In the city to-day. interviewing To-
cal sheep raisers.
william Mcintosh, the Chilli Meri-
no sheep raiser. drove IN from the
Manzan0 mountains to-day, and viii
rtmain for a few days.
A meeting will be- held 81 the dental
once Of Dr., T.. J. Alger this evening
At 1880 o'clock. for the pur
ganiEing a library bureau.
r. II. Sweet and c. r. Flint are here
In the metropolis to-day from san
Marclal. and have placed their names
on the sturges European register.
A. J. Richards, the cigar dealer a.
No. Il9 West Railroad avenue 10 ar
ranging 10 move into the store room
adjoining his present location on the
west
W. A. Brown. wife ami two chill.
dren OF Cerrillos. are AZ the Hotel
Highland and q l. possible that they
will make this city their home In the
future.
c. Rlciser has resigned as relief
man a. the Albuquerque nre depart
mtnt quarters. and chef Ruppe has
appointed In his stead James Cos
grove
W. u. Franklin. who wss formerly
IN the general merchandise business at
San Rafael. now looking for a iocatiln
elsewhere. came IN from the south yes
terday
iNchfup Autyiht Meil-LhoMh yoah9
gentleman Of socOrro came In from
ihs south late yesterday afternoon and
has his name on the sturges European
register
~ l. Brinker. representing q b.
Louis wholesale paper house. came In
from the south last night. after a sue
cessful trip 20 the Pacific coast oitios
and towns.
Hon. w. A. HubbelL county school
superintendent, will leave tonight for
his sheep ranch near Magdalena. IN
sOcorro county lie will return 70 the
city IN a few days.
There win b. regular meeting %
Triple Link Rebekah lodge az ODD Fel-
lows hall tonight installation Of Of
ficers Let Ell members be pre0ent,
Li1sie Ifarsch. secretary,
Tue annual meeting % the Albu.
qucrque Guards will b. held this even.
ing az o'clock a their Armory on
Gold avenue omcers wiz be elooted
and other business transacted.
The new board OF county COMMITS
sionsru took an adi1urnment yester-
day afternoon untn January No. when
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
TERRITORIAL NEWS.


FROM the Argue.
Mrs.. w. A. Miller entertsined q nv
frisnda with . reception given IN hon-
Or OF me newly welded Mr.. and Mrs.
A. u. oreene
Aar. and MIA Moody Hayworih have
erTived home. They were welded on
Wednesday az the home OF the brides
parents IN Hagerman.
r. r. Moore has been transferred aa
teiegraphor from Hereford 70 Canyon
CITY. and left for his new post, after
Spending Christmas here with hia rel
ativea
George d. Lucas has sold hls transfer
business 70 George McBlles Mr.. In.
cas- IL going Into the cattle buuincs.
and will move out 20 his brothers
ranch
The Masons installed gneir 1901 ON
Gers last night. namely; 9. I. Roberts,
w. NJ. A. N, Pratt. =. W.; W. n.
owen. J. W.. n. g. dutsman, secre-
tary; J. r. Matheson. treasurer: J. g.
McEwan. tiler.
Rush a Russell. Of ucyser Spring,
ranch. closed a trade with 8. Pltia. Os
narstSw, TEXAS. whereby the latter
purchases Uhsir fock OF about a.s0C
sheep, Tue price stated was 81 each
for old Shecp and AIS Cor lambs.
a quiet wedding was celebrated on
wednesday afternoon last between A.
n. Greene. OF the Argus and Mrs.
Alice Kibbeo WiiIinghanh Pastor
Powell Of the Baptist cnprch. PERFORM
Cd the ceremony a. the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mra. James
Kibbee. at o'clock IN the afternoon.
John Bradford. one OF the pioneer
business men Of Carlsbad, has disposed
Of his interest In the =. +. Bitting
hardware store to w. A. Finiay. and
the entire fOrce V busy TAKING stock,
Mr.. Bradford expects 20 make Denveg
hia future home. where ne Will have
the Rocky Mountain agency foe a bic
usddiery house, being on the read a
large portion q hls time
william Arson came IN rom Roswell
and will be here several days buying
horses for use BY NE British army N
South Africa. Nr. Arson and brotheI
are Engiiahmen and have been In thl'
business for over a year. furnishinl
the queens soldiers over 2.5oo Texal
and native horses In that time. They
only buy the plea OF aBimais. eaet
having 20 conform 20 a certain higf
equine standard. and the hardy
though somewhat small horse Of Sh'
mustang blood has proven mos, usefu
In the trying climate Of tho AfrloaE
veidt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
DEMINa
from the Herald

from the Herald.
Born. 70 Hr, and NFA Albert v
Reade. Saturday, Dec. %, is0o, 4
daughter II 10 their afss born and ths
parents are very happy indeed.
Mn. Frank Mc0linehey received 9
check for 5000 one day last week
from the Woodmen OF the World. b..
ing the amount Of insurance carried
By her late husband In that order
n. q. Scarborough. the well-knowr
young ranger has resigned his psi.
ton with the Stock association and
announces himself AZ a candidate fol
constable AZ the coming Deming pre-
einct election
W. G. Wallis has SOLD and shipped
away most o. the old tee works ma
chinery, GnS report says he Il now me-
gotiating with the GLOBE. A. T., TO-
works 20 sell and ship them the well
Wallis 10 a hustler,
Just a. Mr John Hougland was
about 10 start for hia Indiana home on
last Tuesday. news Of a new end rich
strike AZ his Golden Cross ana Eagle
mines reached him. and he resolved Ia
remain here a few days longer.
Ira Walker. a Diamond A. CO. cow
boy, was quite severely hooked by a
steer AZ the railroad stockyards last
Thursday. me axin on hla les waa
ALT open several inches IN length. Tia
plueky fellow went riaht along with
his work a. though nothing happsned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
LAND OFFICE CUISINES

The following business was tran
saotsd Al the federal land once IN
santa ~ for the week ending January
q.
Homestead Entries Dccember ~,
Julius Appel. Springer, 1888 acres
Coifax county. December 2S-Louia
Ivie, bloomfield, 40 aces, san Juan
county; james r. Abreu. Rayado,
1855 scres. Collar county, December
ss-Franclsco Baea. Las cOioniaa TO-
acres. Guadalupe county, December
si-Jssus HinOjos. Pintada, 100 acres
uuAdAiups county D0nanciano Luz
zero. Puerto a. Luna 100 acres. Guada-
lupe county; Richard ID HGrmon.
Wagon Mound. $50 acres. Mora coan-
~. I.eandro Romero. Wagon Mound
iSO acres. Mora souniy.
Final EntFtes q, MacaFio
outlarrea. Las Vegas. 100 acres san
MlFusl county; AGtlsiln MaestAa'
foeiada, 100 acres, san Miguel COUNTY,
Dacember 2e-Rafael 0uruie, Wauous'
ieO acres. Ban Miguel county.
Coal OBSERVATORY 6tatsmsnts--SDe-
eembeT q. Joseph Campbell ration,
Collar county. southwest quarter OF
ths northeast quarter o. section a.
township 81. north. TanGo "a east Geo
Vguhaheh, Gallup. Mckinley o0s-aty'
.oufhwest quarter Of ma soushWost
ouartor 81 section 20, township u,
1orth. ranEe "a wenti Ped ssoie. %
ganta ~, Santa " county, lot OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
AUTOS oALoHE
slaughter House Team og Blanchard Com
pany Run Away.

slaughter House Team os BIaaehard Com
Pany Run Away.
The slaughter house delivery team
Of the Blanchard Meat and supply
company caused an exciting runaway
this morning. Roman LopcE and Joe
Ortega came In from the slaughter
house with a wagon load Of mutton
and drove down the alley next TO The
Citizen office TO deliver the mutton 20
The rear OF the meat market. Work
progressed nicely until one Of the NUT
ton slipped out OF the hands OF Ortega
and slid down behind the horses. strik-
ing them. The horses became fright
eEed and dashed north out OF the al
ley. and on turning east on Railroad
avenue the mutton was scattered In
large chunks IN front OF Testers bar
Der shop. Lopez held 10 the lines and
At the stuFKes European corner
brought the horse TO a complete stand
stll by the wagon tipping over The
horses and wagon were not injured,
and the mutton were soon roaaored 70
the meat market.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
WILL nE HEARD FROM.
President Dolphin IL Aftsr ths Santa
Ne Road.

NANaANNAN ARnARnan - AANNN NNN AAtNAt
Ne Read.
While the strike OF the Order Of
Railway Telegraphers against the
Santa Fe system Is over, as far as the
men are concerned, President Dolphin
Of the order viii yet be heard from by
the Gulf line, He has stgaihed his In.
teniion OF filing suit for damages
which comes about In this way;
Dolphin had been In Galveston sew
eral weeks In conference with General
Manager Polk, regarding the proposed
schedule OF wages, and, after the strike
had been declared, left for Topeka,
the systems headquarters. Dolphin
travelled on pass. In getting aboard
the train, he was observed by General
Manager Polk, who Immediately wired
the conductor 20 take up Dolphin's
transportation and put him on the
train.
Dolphin rendered money In payment
for his passage, which was refused
under instructions OF the most positive
nature. so the telegrapher found him
self "ditched" al a small station north
Of Galveston. There was q hurried re-
construction OF opinion with Santa Fe-
officials, for Ia an exceedingly short
time freight train stopped &C Dol
phin's station with orders 10 pick up
the telegrapher and take him north.
Dolphin accepted passage under
difficulties, paying his fare, he says,
but does not consider the company Is
released from lie obligation under the
Texas statute aa a common carrier.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
A srAnnINa AEFnAY.

nenlamln Pend tat nadis by Roy Lock-
bart ON the - Plata.
A cutting scrape on the Ia Plata re-
suited In Bon Pond being severely
wounded and his brother Frank re.
coiving a slight wound, both from a
knife Ia the hands OF Roy L.ockhart.
The boys we're present ~ a dance az
the Center school house, and we're pre-
sumRbly more or less under the In
iluoucc Of liquor, and LOckhart struck
Ben Pond with knife, the blade en-
tering the back with sufficient force TO
drive through the shoulder blade and
between the ribs and barely grazing
the right lung. IA trying 70 stay the
knife Frank Pond received a slight cut
ON the hand. Or. COndit was sum
moned, aud reports that aside from
great loss of blood the patient Is rest
irg Nasy, and unless complications arise
viii recover. Roy Lockhart was
arrested on warrant sworn out in
Justice Berry's court, and gave bonds
10 appear al the preliminary trial,
which took place az Aztec, san Juan
county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
mE CONDEMNED HIMSELF.
A HouRE Man Who Elstsasd 90 Foel
frieads-A Sensational Trial 90
PhganiH.

A young man whose name on account
Of his relatives ought not 70 be printed,
was tried Ia United States court al
Phoenix for u violation Of the Edmunds
act with a woman old enough 10 be
his mother. There were several bad
features about the case, says the Re
publican. The woman had also init.
ated tho youth into the mysteries OF
opium smoking. His own mother had
made the complaint which will prob
ably lodge him In Yuma.
His mother tried 20 save him by
making complaint against him and the
woman, hoping To send him % q reform
school. United states ATTORNEY Nor.
ris0n and Assistant United States At
tOrney Bennett Joined la an effort 10
save him and thought they had done so
Attorney George p. Billiard was Also
engaged In this attempt at salvation
but some fool friends and chimney cor.
nor lawyers OF the foolish youth told
him 70 stand on his rights; that they
couldn't prove anything against him;
70 laugh a. them and tell them 70 crack
their whip.
When the defendant was put on the
stand he denied his admission and
when under cross-examinatiOn he gave
way and became panic stricken. He
admitted everything and said In q
spirit Of grinning bravado, but you
can't prove Il" His attorney, Mr..
Bullard, almost fell on bis chair, aud
Mr.. Morrison turned 10 a stony pros
ecutor. IL didn't take the Jury ten
minutes 70 prove ID and start the young
man on the road 10 Yuma.
His mother walled and wept aud
when her son was led back 70 jail, went
up and knelt down by the side OF Judge
Street, who Ia q low voice aud kind
look tried 70 comfort her. ID was alto.
gothor the most sensational thing that
ever happened In the Marioopa county
court room aimee Tom 0raham's widow
tried 70 shoot John Rhodes for the
murder OF her husband.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-05
NEW YBAR's pARDoNs.

Governor otero on New Years eve
issued two pardOns, one % them In
lieu OF the Christmas pardon whicn he
did not issue this year on account OF
his absence In Washington and his
practice Of Investigating thoroughly
every recommendation for pardon
made 10 him. one Of the lucky con
viota pardoned ~ 1orlbic Gutierrez.
who. during his hfeeen years In the
penltentiary has been an exemplary
prisoner, and abog: whose suit OF
the crime with which he IL charged,
there are grave dOubts. He was sen
fenced from Taos county. The other
convict psrdoncd IN AnscniN Luceno y
perea. sentenced for twenty years for
murder from Bsrnaiiiio county. lie
600. has been a model prisoner and
his artistic stone masonry work at the
new capitol some time ego moved the
the capitol rebuilding boaS3 to ask for
his pardon out OF consideration for HE
valuable services at the building Of the
capitol