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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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Serrn Sobn 80. Gmnel.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
KiNeMAN
From tho Minor.

From the Miner.
Miss Belle Tarr came down from
Manuriitu Now Mexico. and viii
spend the summer months visiting
with her sister MRS. George UuuDliI
Miss Dirdic louRhory VINO has bcon
teaching school W Portland. Oregon.
the past winter come in and viii visit
awhile with her brother and sister ut
this place
Henry Goodman who is might on.
rincor at The iCt plant. waE quito rr.
vcrely burned me bis face and han 's
boy escaping stcaM one day in the ear
ly part uf the week
A. b. Cornelius. Chlurldos efficient
deputy shJrin. brought a couple Of
Indians over from that place q few
days ago tn serve q twenty days sen
toncc in the county Jail
The rolls Tor the new sbmpliuE
works which ih" company win Install
at White Hills have boon shipped
After the t1mplr is GOO operation The
lonsors can sell their luw rrado ores
which will boz worked in the Dompa
nys mill
Agent Ewing who was down from
the TruXton Indian school reports tho
heaviest windsio m ever known "a
the oldest inhahraut uH having uC
CURED last saturday The roof of unf
~ tho water towers was blown On
and tho frame building formerly uso'
as an office was blown over onto o.,
side and badly wrecked.
Tho case of the Territory uf Arizona
We. John Davis which was tried ho
| fore Justice Cooper. resulted in thr de-
| PENDANTS discharge. This was a car
/ which grew ont of q dispute over thD
/ boundary lines az "a couple of tar
| quoisc claims near Mineral Paris
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
w. cru. COLUMN.

This ls prccmiucutly the age OF m,
] destructive hucilli
Scientists tell us that millions OF
the mancating species cndauEcr uul
physical existence every hour in th,
| day.
Then thorc are other species OF var
I led tCndcucirs
Chauncoy NJ pepcw says that The
acquisition Of wealth iB caused by the
/ ludgmcnt to- tho individual OF mon
ey microhg' that attracts money tD b.
self as u magnet docs steel
There are also countless varieties
/ which prey on the intellect and sou.
/ Of mankind with more disastrous con
I sequences hUrauno the sanitation of
mind ana soul BE- more frequently ucE
iectcd. The moral health of the in
diyidual is tempei ed for good or 40
hy the absence or presence of tho
immoral hacilli 70 his soul
These creatures or Influences.
emerge from the river uf humanity.
the streets. cor more in the atmosphere
of home ur are awakened boy the noises
at the saloon. or get shape aud mo.
mentum az the platform whore speech
burns upon It's hottest anvil. or dart
about in the circles OF conversation
or are borne upon the wido.winged
newspapers. liut society realizes that
the chief breeding place OF tho soul
destroying microhc is the saloon and
its abolition from the army dealt death
10 millions of that deadly class
The tender soul Of youth o. a tooth
some prey 90 the miCruho uf Immoral
tendencies but sure way tu render
tho youth " the nation immune Co les
coningiun is 90 remove the cvil tho
saloon whore it is fostored.
MRS RALPH HILL.
Asst Press Reporter. ". e. e. a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
ALONG THE RAILS.
Interesting Information Regarding
Rail- Dad officials and Employees,
NEWS IN AssRtvlArtO FORM.

nor swootzcr was at San Mnrclal
last weck llo "a stlll rallroadinn out
in California.
G. y. lyle has resigned his position
as machinlst az Prescott. and accept
cd one lust as good at Soligman.
James Cottor. the popular San Mar.
cial boiler maker. lcft last week and
promptly found employment at Wins.
low.
Russell Howell. of san Marclal.
lcfi for Barstow. California. 60 assume
the duties 81 the railroad position
which be- recently accepted.
Engineer Nllgap und party of
WrycyurH Tor toe projected Durango.
Clifton railroad. campcd in Aztec
Monday might anl went ON 90 Farm
Ingiun and Gallup from witch latter
point they VIII work south on the sur
ycy Co clifton.
Mta. chapman. wife 81 Dr. T.. G..
Chapman. chief eurEoon for the Santa
io company at llIt Madison. stopped
at Ration tn Visit % Tow Gays with Mrs
NfaiOr aud othrr Ration friends
Later .hr win ro t0 Santa Fc to visit
her daughter. Mrs Addison walker
The poming Headlight says The
HishDo road has employed Rll avail
able mon iu ihis vicinity. Some thirty
cars OF material arrived for that road
this Wc,k and have boon uuloadcd
it viii not hc long now until the lay
.ng of track viii begin and thou an
other passenger train will pull ini ,
uomng daily
The Malone County Miner says:
We are ir formed that the Grade tom
frr Colorado rivOr to Qu.r,tie i- ca.
I tifcly completed. ties for o.. road ais
/ ON the ground and track aging will
/ ho commenced very Euun. when this
| inllio.d De- completed the Quartctto
mines VIII hu worked ou large seal,
aud There is no DOUBT but that this
is destined 90 be q great camp
Tho bon Ana County Republican
/ say, Garfield Casey now of vi
Pusa. arrived am Iug former noighburs
sunday accompanied hy his wife
] Mr Casey was recently married and
/ inc fact snlmoi rather a surprise to
/ bis friends here Tho gcntlemans
cool sion WJs 90 secure laborors and
teams Tor the Is bee road Constfuc
/ ton between M l'aso and Doming
Tho mauogom rut OF the Santa Fc b.
/ pfDup.irg to establish a strict ciul
. 200 vice tenn iu connection with
/ the Advancement of ull traiumcn and
/ oupinU COWS The management will
change its rules regarding employ
! men. OF men ana their Advancement
/ making ID rare necessity 20 go out
. side luI engineers. conductors. brake
men and nremcu with this end iu
INivw the operating department con
| sidcrs issuing n book of instruction
/ .mllar 10 the one which has Just been
. issued ty the Northern Pacific road
/ the latter publication is the result
OF Eve years work aud careful study
/ hy operating officials
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03

iirlhtrt con, aged 20 years, died yes
terday afternoon at $3.50 az his HON
twelve miles east OF the city. from
consumption. ~" came 90 Albuquerque
in December last from Chicago with
hts vito and together they made their
home In this Cltt until a month ago
whom they lvft TO-. the mountains. The
body was brought TO the under
taking patlurE Jy Frank Strong last
night aud to-day they were cmhalm.
90. a telegram announcing the young
mans death and asking for inHtruc.
lions as TO the disposal of thc body.
was sent 90 the parents Of tho docpas.
ed today. The horuayod wife will ar.
rive 30 the city This evening from their
mountain home
Later. Instructions were received
tnis afternoon from the relatives Ia
Chicago to have the remains buried
ln this city ana accordingly the funeral
services VIII be- conducted ut the un.
icrtakiug parlOr OF o. ". strong A
SONS tomorrow morning ut 2 o'clock.
after which burial viii be- made in
Iuiryicw.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03

The newspaper Ctilcos Of the south.
west have been warned against o
thioying printer named Cnrlin, who is
wanted "a Quarrah Texas. for burglar.
I2ing the Observer Office and the room
of its foreman Thursday night. July
rs. The description of tho printer ig
as follows:
lie ls a small man about five foot
ave inches tail weight about l3O
pounds. about 20 years Old. very dark
and smooth shaved, black hair and
eyes. tie is re ular cigarette smok
er. When last seen hero ho had ON a
black suit uf clothes. black shirt. pcart
gray hat market "a Schlosbcrg. Hon.
rlctta. Texas llo had a black pair
OF leather bicycle shoes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
FLAGSTAFF.

From the Sun.
The ArizOna Lumber a Timber com
pany are putting a IRE protection sys
tenn In their mill and box factory.
George Rabbit aud wife have lof,
for trip to Cincinnati, Ohio. and th,
Buffalo exposition. They will be alb
sent n couple Of months
Cattle and sheep are la demand on
the coast c. N. Schulz sold 1--WE car
loads Of mutton and Rabbit Bros
three car loads Ot cattle 60 California
buyers this week.
Andrcas Alasor was arrested Charg
ed with setting fire "a the forest re-
serve. AlasOr was herding sheen fui
the Perrins. southwest of Chnllender
and allowed his camp Ere 10 spreat
making no enurt 10 stop the blaze
The action Of the hordrr was reported
90 Supervisor s. r. Brcon hy Forest
Ranger Grow and the arrest Of the VI
oiatur of the law speedily followed
Alusor was examined before Justic,
of the Peace NJ. L. Rnnucy az VII
Hams, and he was held to appear be
fore the next United states grand
jury M Prescott under a $500 bond
lie failed 90 give tho required bond
and AiasOr was taken 10 the Prescott
jail by Deputy United States Marshal
Smullin. whore he will remain until
the next session ~ court. This ls m,
FIRST arrest made hy the forest rcaorv,
authorities. and ID should boz n warn
ing 10 those who have occasion L.
build camp fires while out CA the re-
serve 90 put the fire out before lcay
ing Il.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03

The malls yesterday brought the sad
Information of the death of Samuel
Naun mother. Mos Sarah Lukcs, wild
0w ~ the late Thomas Lokys, az the
homo OF her daughter in southport
England. Jn july "a The lady had
reached the age az 90 years, aud was
quite hate and hearty until stricken
with an attack q bronchitis fow
months ago. while her death was not
Mtog, thor unexpected 10y her son, u
proved a very severe Fhuck, however
when the announcement came. Mrs.
Lukps was a devoted mother and a
faithful member of tho Episcopal
church. She g. survived hy three sons
and two daughtc'a. all Of whom were
present no the funeral services ON july
90 except her son Mr.. Nann who Is
prominently known IN this city and
territory mas the sincere sympathy OF
all IN his beroayamut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
What an Alabama Editor Has 10 Say
About This City.

/ What an Alabama Editor Has 10 8ay
About This City.
a short time ago the Alabama Ed
| torial nNrursiunists. on route 20 ~,
Pacific coast stopped over ia Alhu
/ qucrqle for about two hours giyInp
/ the southern editors an opportunity
| 90 get good view at Albuquerque
and her cnterpHsing citizens ana many
OF them on their return homo wrot,
mp thor trip in fine style and. al
! COURSE, Albuquerque got her share Oi
attention
The Citizen clips tho following cN
tract from a lengthy article which ap.
poarcd ia the Greensboro Ala Watch
man
at Albuquerque the finest and larg
est city In New Mexico the party was
met at the train by Col A. A. Trimblc
a Kentucky gentleman. who had rosld.
ed in that town since 1892. and who is
manager of tht street car line Hc
turned the cars over 90 our party and
took us around The two towns The
adobe houses and modern residences
look quite odd 81 they stand side hy
side the one speaking OF the days
long past, and tbo other OF the push
and progress OF to-day The old -'ie.
sion church established many hundred
Of year ago was an object OF interest
az this place. N Trlmblc took us Co
the large buildiIg whore the public
entertainments 'ro had and gave tho
party the uonof' of some music from
q music box the largest We over saw
which was run hy steam and was
composed OF an entire silver coruct
band. The music was perfect u did
not have that metallic sound go com
mon Go music boxes The thanks of
the association 81 ere returned 90 Mr.
Itimblc for hia many Courtoaips
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
oRAFrERs LEFT TOWN.
Mrs. G. c. Lynch and Her Man Sneak.
ed Away Last Niqht.

Mrs. G. c. lynch and Her Men Sneak
ed Away Last Night.
The graiicla Mis-. q. G.. Lynch ol
. Detroit Mich with man ON The
side left he city iast night. but it rs
not known In which direction these
slick church directory advertisement
fatir8 went or what name the WON
an with red waist" viii assume ON
reaching the next town.
When Cornerci yesterday an rpoOn
and a comnitte d business men. who
had advanced money for som athinp
they would not nave gotten. demanded
that Fhc turn boz :, tO them the money
she bad collected. Mrs lynch immp.
diatcB buHtcd into tears and for q
minute or two gave the committee q
fine exhibition of crying under paculirr
circumstance
She stat ! that she had no int elton
~ fraud but when she faced her ac
rusors and ,hoy ull told different tale
~ conversation lad with tho woman
she C'mp' ,,ly wiltod and confessed
900 most luuny manner. that she was
trapped and would disgurgc what mon,
sv she had CullC cd ON misICpr,
tions She produced @ list Of business
mon who bad paid her certain amount
and then ,mptjDl her poCkothook
which contained Si3.15 OF iltgotten
funds.
Tho1 Muoustorman. the Railroad
avenue shUe dealer. was made CustCd.
IAN OF the funds, and last MIA, ana
.his morning be- irturuCl the nou.,
tu th" various merchants who had
bCvn Won kHd fog "Mouty Ia advance
uy the woman
AZ the rate anC was going. when
cornptyd and made o. refund Il o.
quite likely that tlo woman. with De.
male side partner would have iDf, the
city last NIGHT with 500 ur NOR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
WILLIAMS.

From the News
George W. Martin has commenced
work on his new building
Workmon are busy clearing away
the debris Of the Snizman aud liar
rcl a. Ranncy buildings.
Mrs ~ " Nollis has returned from
Flagstaff. whore she has been uador
the care ot an ohtcopathic physician
whose abilities she thinks much Of
Mrs George W. Matthew'S has been
on the sick list this week. 90 the rc
greet of her many friends. as evoryon,
IN Williams has sufficient TO DO M
present without being sick
Little Bert Hunter while playing
in company with some " his hoy az
suciatos. ran into a barhod.Wirc fence
one Of the hnrhs struck The little fOl
low Ia the throat. cutting an ugly cash
ami laying the wind.pipe bare IL
was Immediately taken ca the hOspi
tai where Dr. McliCk sewod anu
dressed the wound
Babies are small AFFAIRS yet some
times they can clog the wheels OF q
corporation Henry A. Mathcr. sec
Rotary OF the Grnud Prize Mining com
pony who was due 10 arrive in Elias
stan this week. has been delayed foi
"A few days by the arrival Of the FIRST
baby Ia the family OF Il company
attorney. !, Duprutt White.
There is "A wine Joint up az the up
per edge Of town that should be sup
pressed. No liquor Is sold stronger
than wine. but that Is the vilest ana
would make man assasalnatc hi
mother This Joint has been the
source Of many hroils especially
among the MeNiCans Last Sunda,
evening two MoXicans, one armct
with "a pair Of scissors the other with
table fork. proceeded Co make pep
per box lids ont nf zach other. They
were admirably succeeding when
found by Deputy sheriff Kennedy and
Constable llardOsty. who arrested
them and put them iu the calahuuFt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
From the Gem.

A number OF Flagstaff people con
template attending the Albuquerque
fair and thcy may capture some Of
the prizes for base bail and hose con
tests " the managers Of the fair viii
bar prufes ionals.
Tho committee in charge OF the
reading room course of lectures and
entertainments has arranged fo" q
musical by the noted baritone singer
g. ~ Sonmans, ana wife. of Chicago
90 Dee given as the third number OF the
course ON tho evening of August 8.
The Flugstan people always ap.
prcciatc good music. nud 10 their crit
les can Dc relied ON this viii be- the
best musical treat Flagstaff has had
in years.
Major George Hockdcrner who was
appointed inspecting ofncer for Co
l. n. q. a.. hy tho Adlutant general OF
Arizona Inspected said company the
other night Nearly an the members
were present ami everything was ln
such hnc shape that a number one re-.
port viii certainly bee made. Tho ma.
iur was captain uf this company "a
Few years ago aud the boys could not
be- restrained from cheering their old
commander Mu.h credit o. due Cap
tain q. " GluWupr. the present com
manGcr for keeping the company Co
gcthcr and training the members boo
military tactics aud discipline 10 H
the Intention Go hold an Dnrampmput
some time this tail az WiualUN. aud
Co. Is uf 81 Johus. aud Go I. uf this
place vii attend Major Hurhdrrurr
Will leave in a few days fur So Iuhns
90 inspect Company k
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
KIMBERLY EXCUSED.


HiNN - gfNNN treatment
Washington, Aug 2The navy
department did not announce to-day
the successor Co Admiral Kimberly ON
the SChlcy court ~ Inquiry. The fol
lowing lcttar from Admiral Kimberly
to Secretary Long was made public
to-day:
West Newton Mass. Aug. 2.-s.r.
nave the honor to acknowledge tho
receipt OF prccclt Of court OF inquiry.
which is 10 convene ON the goth day of
September. in which l am named as q
member. / regret To- have 90 request
that { may ho detached from said duty
having disability from weak uoart. aud
its attending complication being un.
der medical trca mcut FOR same
Much to my modification thiH is the
first department crdC, that | am un.
able tu honor during a naval lifr Ut
| tftynVC years. am very respect
| fully your uhcdicnt servant
l.. A. KIMBERLY.
Tho reply was az follows
Sir The department is in receipt
NJ your letter of the goth. expressing
rcErct un your part on being Obliged
tu ask that YOU may be- detached from
| duty Of serving upon court of inquiry
20 be convened the gath day OF Sep
tember next Department learns with
regret that you are suffering from
weak heart and its complications for
which you are under medical treat
mont Su'h being the case. the de-.
partmont Is reluctantly compelled To-
grant your release
Your letter continues.
Much 700 my modification this o.
the first department order that / am
unable tn nuuur Turing a naval life ~
/ hity-hyr years let me assure YOU
| that there b. mo- cause for modification
| no thls incident ON the contrary. "a
affords the opportunity % which the
department Elndi uvails itself Ca con
gratulain you iur o record 800 loyal TO
tho service. Moreover this record am.
gy iUsti0oa the wisdom of the secrc.
tary ut the navy In assigning to you
the crave and conspicuous duty OF
serving upon the court Permit me to
express he hope that your health
viii continue GO improve so that in
future should "a less nrjuous duty be-
required nj You. You may be- fully able
tp respond. Very respectfully
a.. W. uACkETT.
Acting Secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
The WESTERN Towns.
holbrcok, Williams, flagstaff King
man and ST. Johns.
BATCH or INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.
HoLBRooK

From the Argus
WCt1lcr Bros. have made considcrn.
bic improvements In their store
Miss Mercy McAllistor ia visiting
with friends IN Winslow.
There will be- gt least nfty eastern
visitors 90 see the snake dance at the
MnauI village
=. w Young from Pleasant Valley
was in ilnlbrOuk Mr. Young is one
Of the oldest settlers In the valley.
Mrs. r. q. Gates let for Colorado
Springs, Colo. whore she was called
hy wire 90 the sick bed Of her sister
Mr.. q. received Telegram short
time later that Mrs. Gates sister had
diod
Miss Patterson superintendent OF
the Indian school az White river. ieT
Tor her vacation Miss Patterson will
visit the Pan Am 'rican exposition and
oil prominent eastern points before &C..
turning
A mectlng ~ the directors Of the
4. e. NJ J. was held at The store here
Those present were. President James
u Nulot Supt John w. Freeman
Jesse n Smith John W Freeman
John A Freeman Nipnian Miller Jos
~ ru ly anl Jos. ". smith MON
hcH of the board
Dr laa r. Hepburn. stationed at
Font Apache. with his cftmablc wife.
came in frum l.os Angel ,s. acConpa
nicl hv thn parcuig ~ the doctor The
panty lCft flr For, Apache. whore Mr
ami Mu Hepburn will make an ox
tended visit with the doctor.
4. g. Gates. principal owner uf IN,
Eagle Lumber company. at Eagl,
Mills. Ark.. who has been here al
summer for the benefit of his health
loaded up several teams and accom-
panied by Dr Huugh and Mr. Vroo
man of Pasadena. Cal. departed fol
the Moqui country. 10 be gone about
two months. Mr. Gates will be- a wei
come visitor upon his return
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03

rho old niorU uuHo, which has grac.
cd the site ON the railroad front hc
tween Gold and silver avenues. was
placed ON rollers yesterday and moved
90 the corner VI Copper avenue aud
north broadway 70 was tranfcrrod
tu the new location by W. l.. Trlmble
a CO., and that firm viii use Il for stor.
age purposes in che future This build.
Ing was among thc many which were
included in the railroad company pro.
clamutiun that ull structures must be-
moved frnu the company property
between iilDraa avenue and Coal ave.
nue. and the railroad tracks and First
street IN few days the graders viii
hr busy WORKING on an sidos uf the
mammoth hotel ana depot buildings
preparatory to sowing thu grass seeds
for the lawn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-03
san MareIal Noten.

Special Correspondence.
san Marcial ~ H. Aug. w A
shepard left for hts ranch this after
noon Ia san Andrcas Co break colts f1l
sale
Tho riyor last gight rose two feet
and this afternoon az 4 o'clock ls -four
feet deep
Weather report for today at noon
is ~ degrees dry and no rain
s. g.. Hanna a Co. have bought Mr.
TwocdH kosedalc hack line for pas
sengcrs and freight Mr. Hanna made
bis first trip yesterday morning
Mrs Noah Darr is up from RiucOu
visiting he- sister and mother
Mrs. Morning is hero visiting her
mother. Mrs nagton
!. "A, Tweed has accepted o position
az Estey city and will go there soon
Weather report Tor yesterday at
noon was SO degrees. Yesterday WAS
the hottest day Tor the last two weeks.
u ralucd last night