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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
PROF. o. N. RICHARDS.
Here Saturday Niaht-Gsllup School
ltems-Agrieultural College
pfouranf

Prof u. ~ Richards, the well
known superintendent OF the Gallup
public schools the past few years. was
mere a few hours Saturday night and
while here met the local members
of the Mariana oil company. to whom
he reported proceedings OF recent
meeting OF the company held In Gal
lup. wherein l.. a. Densmore and y
b, Borden sold out their interests and
withdrew, their places being prompt
~ filled by other parties anxious g. be
come active members Of the company.
The proceedings OF the meeting were
ratified by the Albuquerque members
Prof Richards was recently elected
principal Of the preparatory depart
mcnt OF tho Agriculture and Mechan
lie Arts college at Mcsilla Park. and
he left for the college ON the 1915
train that night
As stated In The Citizen a few days
ago. Prof Larklns. who was one 81 the
professors at the Agricultural college
was elected &C. succeed Prof Richards
at Gallup. a complete list OF the 9th
or Gallup teachers has already beeu
published In The Citizen.
The New Mexico College OF AgriCul
ture and Mechanic Arts will close the
session this week. The program Of
exercises for the week Is as follows
SUNDAY. JUNE ..
II a. -Baccalaureato sermon by
President Frederic W Sanders Pm u.
to be preached In Merle hall.
MONDAY. JUNE 3.
TO 7.ib y. manual reunion of
the Columbian Literary society at the
Women's Hall.
\ y. m.-Address before the Colum
bian Literary society by Prof ID. NJ
Richards, 10 be delivered In McFfc
halt
TUESDAY. JUNE &
Forenoon and afternoon Tennis
ON the campus
9p. m.-Alumnl banquet az the Wo
mems hall
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3.
10 a, m.-COmmenccment exercises
Address To the graduating class by
Edward G, Wade, Esd. ia McF'ic hall /
$3.50 y. M Commencement ball at |
the rink In Las Cru ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
rAG elAAkvllLn Mlnna.
The Resident Manager Bretherto
Here--A Eeys polntara

The Resident Manager Brethsrton.
here--A Few Pointers,
w ! brctherton. the resident man.
aRcr ~ the W A CLARK coal mine al
Clatkvilie Mckinley county, IL In the
city to-day on business Tie ~ one
one ~ the best equipped coal mining
siunCrs ~ that county, aud short
time ago. while n member Of The Cit.
iEon hrm was at Clarkyile. be took
great pains 10 show him throughout
ot the best equipped coal mining
plants IN the territory, possibly In the
world u " a broad assertion M to
tho world but when a newspaper
man makes personal investigation
a. the writer dld the assertion can
be- easily substantiated The town Of
Clarkvlllo, In the first place. ls llt up
with electricity. arc and inCandosccnt
furnished by one OF the finest aud
most improved electric Hight plants Ia
the country Senator CLARK. In order
To prevent n Are that would wipe uu,
Of existence his pretty little town. has
provided two large water tanks, stand
Ing 100 feet above the mine store aud
homes. having pressure ~ seventy.
I'VE pounds, with q hose capacity Of
throwing water over any two.Htory
occur ~ Clarkville. like the one soy
cral years ago, when the mine store
building was consumed. nu two houses
would burn at the same time. except
Va case of a high wind Tor the reason
that all the houses are not closely
Compacted. hut are separated by many
yards ~ ground For the mine work
crs a reading room ~ provided, and
one ~ the clcanest boarding houses
imaginable. while school house. Tor |
the little tots ~ the miners. presided |
over 10y competent teacher b. one
ut the principal features of Clark |
VILE Tho mine, wherein before the |
recent unnecessary strike. several |
hundred miners were al WORK. con
tainr some Of the finest improved ma |
ohincry for ventilation ever manufac |
turcd, ana that's the reason so few /
accidents have been reported from the |
W. A. Clark mine. The nav roll be- |
fore the recent strike. amounted 10 |
between $4,000 and $4,000 ppr
month, and The citizen man was
the privilege Of looking over |
TIE pay roll the month before tho /
strike. which revealed the fact that |
Ihe miners made enormous monthly /
wages, aggregetinE for the lowest $40 |
10 5000 for the highest each per
month -these amounts independent of
All thotr mine. hospital and household
expenses for the month
II was mentioned. while The Citizen
nan was there, that ON account OF
he strike the mine would be closed
Town FOR three months and such was
he Intention at that time. but since
hen many OF the old miners, who did
HnN Nna
iretEertun for work aud the mine IN
low In operation. turning out many
ons OF good coal daily. the mon re-.
urnhg 60 work al 5S cents per ton.
nine run. instead Of 81 cents before
he strike
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

In the ONCE of the clork Of the
Second IIdicial district the following
new suits have been cntci 3 upon the
docket.
NJ T.. Rocker vs. Jesus Maria Car.
rasco aud Eutmo. promIssory note
Tor SSgU7
James Archer VS. j. f.. Girard. mo.
chanic's leiu In sum Of F2'b9O.
A. A Keen trustee. Daniel u Rob.
inson and Angus a. Grant ys. :. A.
Henry. suit 10 quiet title.
Jennie Arroola Vs. s. Arrcola dl.
vOToc
Herbert r. Fox Vs. Western Union
Telegraph Company. suit Tor dam
ages Si.O25.50
Shut Improvement Company. It al
w. Albuquerque Land aud Irrigation
Company. suit to forocloso mechanic Is
lien for SliSii5t
3 NJ Folsom = Mckee. trustee
and c. u. Newcomer receiver New
Mexico Savings Bank and Trust Com
pauy VI Wiley NJ. Weaver aud wife.
promissory note Of $4,000 and inter.
est
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
CLOSING EXERCISES.
A Week Of Pleasant Events for stu
dents Of NeW Mexico tIntveraItv

A Week Of Pleasant Events for stu.
dents Of New Mexico University.
The exercises Of the closing session
OF the University OF New Mexico be
gan yesterday afternoon az 8 o'clock
at the Congregational church when
Rev. W J. Marsh delivered the bacca.
laureate address 20 the members Of
the graduating class. He took for his
subject An Ideal Conception Of Life"
and his remarks we're listened 20 with
the greatest Of interest The church
was crowded with students. their pa.
rents and visitors and an vnjay od the
afternoon program According 10 the
invitations issued by the board ~ re-
gents the program Of exercises will
not conclude until next Friday. dur.
ing which period the following events
will take place.
ON Monday, June Sat ga. m. ten.
mis- tournament on University grounds
Tomorrow night at = o'clock la Col.
ombo hall the 0ratorical contest will
take place.
on Wednesday. June o. at ~ q. IN.
class day. Colombo hall.
AZ the same place ON Thursday
evening al 4 o'clock commencement
exercises will be held aud on Friday
evening az the same place and hour
the Alumni society will giyo a grand
banquet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
Presented viii cold Medal.

One Of the pleasant incidents that
VII mark the closing OF the Agricul.
tural college will be- the presentation
20 Miss Florence g. Thornton OF q
gold medal by the students Of the
preparatory department. as a slight
mementu of the esteem IN which she
was held boy the members OF that body
The presentation will bee made at the
iurmitory to-day The students Of the
department will visit Miss Thornton
In body, and u. G. Wade. Jr.. will
nave the honor OF making the presen.
tation speech The medal h solid
gold, hanging from bar on which b.
engraved p. G. ThGrJ'On on the
diverse side IL the inscription "a and
NJ, G.. June ! 1901. On the reverse.
From the students OF the preparation,
department. as "A token Of esteem" is
engraved. Miss Thornton Will no
doubt highly prize this evidence Of az.
foctlon and good will ON the part of
the students Donn Ana County re.
publican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
Talk
About 1t

That's always the way with
our Hair Vigor When per-
sons use il they are always so
highly pleased with it that they
cell their friends about il.
; II your hair is short, too
thin, splits at the ends, is
rough, or is falling out, our
Hair Vigor will perfectly satisfy
you.
II your hair is just a little
gray, or perfectly white, Aver.
Hair Vigor will bring back to
Il all the dark, rich color il had
years and years ago.
ore asiisT bottle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
ANOTHER ssaiovs WRECK.
\ Freight Train Brsahs In TIVE end
Causes Considerable pamage--
No Lives Leaf

] NO LIVES koAN
! A very bad wreck occurred al about
, 10 o'clock Friday night az the curve
I Just this side of shoemaker. SAYS the
/ Las Vegas Optic No lives we're lost
I but several men we're badly bruised
and shaken up. Freight train No a..
under Conductor Ellis. with Brakemen
| Fred Miller aud Burns. started with "A
! double-header The engines were
Nos. al and $50. The crews were
liockWorth and Waite aud Finley and
Martin, all Of whom live AZ Ration.
| The train broke In two and each sec.
ton piled up. Conductor Ellis. who
was riding on the top OF the train. was
PINNED below some timhora aud was
found by tramps who were riding la
one OF the cars and were thrown into
the river, but escaped injury. Finding
him hurt they made n shelter To pro
tect him from the terrible rain and
built a IRE. They also found blankets
In the way car and made him az com
Portable as possible They then start
cd back toward this city 20 give warn
ing. but found n brakeman had proceed
I'd them on that important duty one
~ the brakcmcn and q fireman were
reported missing. but we're afterwards
round below the wreCkagc. hurt but
not seriously.
The head engine OF the freight
broke loose from the wreck and break
ing away from the tender started up
the track and WAS reported from one
Of the stations az Wild The engineer
WAS pinned In the cab, unable 10
move. The engine. after going seven
miles, went dead and stopped az the
top 81 Shoemaker hill. whore the On
Bineer was found unconscious.
Fears were expressed for RIO pas
scnger train, due here az N O'Clock |
and Il was reported that she had
struck the wreck This proved un |
founded. for she had stopped with hor |
engine about three car lengths from
the pilot Of the engine which had |
broken away from the wreck and |
stopped dead at the top OF the hin |
Telegraph wires went down at g.55 /
and what news has reached this CITY |
has come by way Of Fort Worth and |
El paso.
The wrecklng crew was called out
and went 90 the scene as soon as
word could be received superinten
dent Fox who came In on No. s. ac
companied the crew.
No. and No. have been In the
yards here all day and No. 10 tied
up on the other side Of the wreck
No freight trains are moving.
Conductor Ellis was brought TO the
city and taken To the hospital by an
engine which was nj WatrOua lie
was cut Ia several places about the
head and very badly bruised up, but
no bones were broken AZ n O'Clock
this morning he was resting easily
and sleeping
Tho cause ~ the train breaking In
Two could not be learned Some think
That the heavy rains had caused
that the engines passed over
but the cars could not. Other rumors
had Il that the rails had spread Il
Is a matter Of surprise that no lives
were lost and that No had not
pitched into the wreck.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

From the Miner.
Miss Lulu Alaop. who recently sua.
taincd injuries by reason os bolnx
thrown from a horse at Chloride. was
~ kingman early this week. having
her broken teeth axed up by a dentist.
George Burns came a. Ringman
from Chloride a few days ago to con.
suit physician regarding an insect
bite which he received early IN tho
week Ills neck was badly swollen
aud red and angry looking. DR.. Flynn
ia treating the wound.
The Colorado river steamers havo
thirty loads 60 haul 70 Quartetto. az
grrgating over three thousand tons.
The grester part u this freight IL ma.
terial for the Quartette soarchught
railroad which will be- rushed 20 com.
plctiou az fast as the material can DO
obtained.
u. G. McDll who was shot by hIs
wife last week. At Chloride. Ia slowly
recovering from the wound. The bul.
let has not yet boon located. but it IL
thought that Il viii soon aucyst and
cause no further injury Mrs McDm
who did the shooting. has been dis.
charged from custody. Il appears
that the shot that struck McDnl was
intended Tor the person of sam. Hhea.
but went wide Of the mark.
The young Indian school boy. who
was reported ill with smallpox at tho
indian camp west OF town. died
rhursdHy morning Tho Toy evidently
was suffering from a complication OF
diseases and through lack Of proper
'arc was unable Ia combat the disease
successfully. Another inhabltant Of
he camp Is 40. but II Ia not known
hat the Illness Is caused by smallpox.
Tho government should leak after
heac Indiana and prevent the spread
II the disease throughout the tribe.
). X. Nonkelth, the artist. and his
'siimablc wife came down fron Peach
springs ana will remain In Klngman
or some time. The professor will de-
'ote hts time 10 the painting ot scenic
pots In this vicinity rho gentleman
umc time ago discovered In tho
oighhorhuod ~ Peach Springs n mum
.cr of caves containing large
mount " guano. which he proceeded
% chip but was stopped by Indian
'gent Ewing the caves being on tho
oscryatiou. The car vba loaded at
be Peach Springs station and after
great deal uf correspondence Gen.
raj Manager Wells ordered the car
hlppcd 20 is destination.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
The New plreeiorY.

The city directory for 1901 pub
lishod by Hughes a McCreight Is the
most complete and praisewurthy vol.
umc Of the kind ever presented to the
people OF Albuquerque. In the FIRST
place, II Is real directory. aud the
palms which have been taken 10 secure
The names. addresses and occupations
N citizens have resulted In a guide
and source Of information which h.
dependable, accurate and Comprehen
sive.
The illustrations are many ana eX.
cellent. The first rs full page Of the
members Of the city council and the
city officers. Cuts uf the churches.
choolhouses and principal public and
private buildings OF the clty are re
produced. The city. les surroundings
climate, resources and prospects. the
public schools and churches aud or
sanizations Of all kinds are fully dealt
with. Then there Is a directory of
Old Albuquerque. Of the streets and
of the business locations. and tables
" useful local and general lnforma.
ton. Tho many advertising pages are
atiractively gotten up and skillfully
placed Journal Democrat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
FLAGSTAFF

From the sun
g. Stevenson. ~ los Angeles, ls
the new night manager ~ the west.
,rn Union Telegraph company
David Babbitt r. = Clark. y. }.
Babbitt and Harry Jac0by will leave
Tor the copper minos on the reacrya.
ton
Mrs Walter Bceson aud children ro
turned from Co0dland Kansas where
they bad h@an visiting relatives dur
ing the winter
T. Cohltor aside from bis dutiea
as postmaster finds time % devote a.
rsnching Iio is oultiyatng the scl
iors ranch, south % hero. having a.
turned from that place Tuesday
A base bali club 90 boo called tho
Flagstaff juniors b. being organized
by the Juveniles They are soliciting
subscriptions for uniforms Tho club
viii challenge the junior base ball
clubs ~ Williams and WiusloW for
games here on the Fourth Of July
IS Il Edwards and eife loft for
California and expect 10 make Weay-
oryillo Trinity county. their future
home Their son C. " Edwards.
formerly cashier Of the Arizona Central
bank IL engaged ln the banking busi
ncaf a. that place.
g. u Akora secretary uf tho terri
tory was here spending the day with
his old friends. r J. Coalter and y
q layton Mr. Akers was on BIS way
10 Washington. d. G.. 10 look after
his rcappointment 10 bis present posi-
ton and he feels reasonably sure o.
being bic own successor.
Ben. n. Grow ami wife. Of Rhoadea,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
wINsLow

From the Mail
Mrs. George Kippenbereer and Nan
ter Edward Hei.zcbcrg. - st Louis
sister and nephew Of Mrs Julius
krcntz George aud Ed. woln are
here 10 spend the summer.
Winslow n moving to the front
again. There has been first clasa
BAN team organized. a dancing school
opened, aud We hear that n riding
school viii soon be- lnaugurated. with
one ~ our local celebrities as teacher
The store room at the FOUND house
burned down last Monday afternoon.
This IL the second time the building
has been destroyed by Are within the
past month The company should
change their style ~ building and
erect either a stone or brick.
The JopHoy company gave two en-.
toitainmonts In Winslow This ia an
excellent troupe. ana our cltlgons
showed their appreciation OF good
acting By nlling the house on both
occasions
Two mines Of base BAH players have
been organized la winslow during the
past week The wlnslow browns are
10 bo managed by George A. Wolf
with the following list ~ players
VIM. Kelly, captain; Chas. Burgett.
Allen Hunt George Downs. WIN
= Krontz. !. Lee. II. samp.
son Mike Mcndez. r. Karrigan. The
Stars are to be- managed by Freeman
Stewart with the following team
Arthur Flickeringcr captain. H.. |
Chonclls. u u. Snidcr. Hen Downs,
A. llarrignn r. Burget' n Murh.
bach Il. 4 Mahonoy. Harry Gregory. |
Tom Socgcr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

were here before the probate court
proving the will ~ samuel n. Ball
deceased who on his dsathbsd made
them. for their devoted attention dur.
Ing his last illness the heirs % all
hts property They are worthy poo.
pie aud no one bogrudgos them their
good fortune
}. N Dennis, president Of the Den.
nis Lumber company. " Rhoadea. &C.
oompanied by his son fvon. spent
Tuesday hero The young man Ia a
student At So Matthews school. San
Matco. Cal and ~ spending his Va.
cation with bis parents. Tie In editor
Of The college paper. Tho skirmisher.
a highly crcditablc college Journal.
u being edited with ability and fun
n news notes about the school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

invitations announcing the ap
preaching marriage Of Hon. o. n Mar.
ron, mayor NJ the city have been is
sued reading as follows
'Mr. and Mrs. Ralph halloran re-.
quest the honor Of your presence al
the marriage OF their daughter.
Frances Cecilia, % Mr.. owen
Nicholas Marion on Wednesday morn.
INK june the twenty sixth, nineteen
hundred and one. AZ eleven O'Clock
church Of the immaculate Conception
Albuquerque New Mexico"
AFTER the ceremony reception from
twelve until two o'clock 623 Keleher
avenue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
Citizen az Work.

WIN Ments "a genial young man. rep
the Albuquerque citizen.
was looking after the interests Of that
worthy paper la Williams this week
The Citizen b first class paper and
has a hne circulation out this way
Mr Monta was also allowing no op.
portunlty 90 escape him when the
chance came 90 say good word and
distribute advertising matter for the
twenty annual fair 90 be- held al
Albuquerque October o. lC. N. 10 and
~ Williams Arizona. NCwa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

Last Friday Haynes Burrus. the 10.
year old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G..
Burrua was riding horseback on Main
street and when In front OF tho Shell.
by hotel the horse slipped aud fell in
such manner that Haynes struck
his head on some hard object which
rendered him unconscious Dr park.
hurst was called ANA after several
hours restored consciousness lie is
now able 10 BE- up, aud Is not much
tho worse for HE accident. but Il was
a narrow escape Roswell Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

D. $ Rosenwald, Of ROswcll. is sci.
ling cigars ln our town this week
Each time Mr. RuseuWnld visits garls.
bad IL is said that only by the greatest
efforts is IL possible for their friends
to prevent a throocornerud fight be-.
tween that gentleman, }. n. Sholtnock
and Harry Christian, each one bcliey.
ing the other TO be- smaller than him.
self
ID. = Rospnwnld, member Of the
hrm of FlcHher a Rosonwald whole.
sale and retail tobacco dealers uf RIOS.
we'll, was here yesterday. The gen.
tleman named ls most energetic man
Of business and hustler in all the
fullness which the western iuterpre.
tatiOn give the word. he makes CRrls.
had frequently ana never fails 10 So.
cure good orders from the trade --
Carlsbad Argus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
a God ceunh MeaIelne.

II speaks well for Chamberlain r.
Cough Remedy when druggists uoo IL
Ia their own families in preference
90 any other q have sold Chamber.
lains Cough Remedy for the past ave
years with complete satisfaction 90
myself and customers says Druggist
j. Goldsmith. Van Elton. n y - have
always used h la my own family both
for ordinary coughs and colds and for
thr cough following Ia gflppe ana hna
Il very efiicacious" For sale BY all
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

Tuesday as n southbound extra
freight. IN charge OF Conductor Burns.
was coming south broken fRngc
caused five ears 10 leave the track at
a point mile south of Kenna. A
wrccking train Immediately went out
from here In charge OF Superintendent
Starkweathe., who took charge OF the
work OF clearing the wreck one Of
the derailod ears was loaded with
shingles and a number Of Mexlcans
were piling them up. Mr. StarkwCath
or started to walk around the pile
when ho was struck by falling bunch
~ shingles and knocked down He
remained unconscious for several
hours, but being brought 10 town by
another special and receiving medical
attention, was up by Wednesday
Il took about ten hours 10 clear the
track and meanwhile three trainloada
OF cattle had 10 be- returned here and
unloaded aud the regular southbound
passenger train was delayed some
four or 1--WE hours Roswell Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
GOES FROM D. MING.
The Bisbee Road an Assured Fact
Enalnenra Nov. AZ Mnrk

The Headlight has ever and always
contended that the Bisboe road would
start from Doming. and We based the
statement on two facts First. every
thing that any company wants for a
railroad terminal Is right here In Dem
ing. Second, We have received direct
Information from time % time from
those who are on the inside In this
matter and directly connected with
the heads Of the Phelps Dodge com.
pany. and all ~ this Information has
been "a the eject that the company
would build 20 DeminR.
AZ an evidence that our statements
were based upon solid facts We are
now able 20 state that the locating en-.
gincors of the Phelps Dodge company
arrived In this city last Thursday and
went into camp az the ranch Of A. j.
Clark south Of town. This party IL
now busy at work locating a line TO
interscct the Biabee and ~ Paso sur
yey, and We have good assurance that
the work Of construction viii be- he
gun az once Demlng Headlight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08

= bottle Of Chamberlains Cello choi.
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and | took
" ana got instant relief soon got
w and around That was nine years
age and ] am still in good health
since then that medicine has always
been IN my house aud always will be-
II " the best ON earth" For sale by
all druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-08
The WESTERN TOWNS.
HolbroOk, Winslow, Williams, Flag
staff, kingman.
SHORT INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.
HoLsRook

From the Argus
Mciava nros shipped three cars ~
horses 90 Kansas
Judd Lathrop has gone over the
mountains, and viii probably spend
most Of the summer out there.
Tho Little Colorado ls entirely dry
between 81 Joseph and where the
shunin and Clear Greek comes In.
Amos Lukens. an old Albuquerque
friend made us pleasant visit tie
h employed az llucman tor the West
orn Union
Fred Wotzlcr returned from San
Francisco tie likes California aud
says ell lines Of business seem to be-
In prosperous condition out there.
g. W olive. Of Nebraska. who was
here last year purchasing cattle. came
ia from the east and will spend a few
weeks here Tor his health Iiolhrook
ia becoming quite place. We can
truthfully aay that there IN no better
place on earth