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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
rHE DRIVING AssoclA1,-..
\ Fine MEETING last klaht--christ.
mas Day Matinse.


Last night, the Albuquerque Driv.
ing association held an enthusiastic
meeting upstairs over Zeigers Cafe.
and final arrangements were made TO
entertain George 4. KetchRm and his
famous trotter. CroBceus, during their
stay In the territorial metropolis, -.
pecially on Christmas day.
John $. Trimbls. who returned yes.
terday morning from III Paso WIS
present and maze his mAiuen speech.
lie stated that. wAlle At the Pass city.
he mingled vita the people and posted
up In conspicuous places autographs
of Cresccus. announcing his coming
mere on Christmas LAY, and found. by
actual count, LAT twenty-five good cit.
liens Of III PasO voluntarily announced
their Intention OF visiting Albuquerque
on Cresceus day.
On motion. which was duly second.
ed. the following reception committee
was selected 20 act In conjunction with
the members Of the Driving asaOcia.
ton. TO see 10 Il that Mr. kstcham and
others 81 HE party are royalty enter
thined while here: George n. Albright
Joseph Barnett w. l.. Trimbie. w. I.
McCreight and Frank r. sturges.
Or Haynes. secretary OF the assn.
citation, read 8 letter from Mr.. ketch
am. stating ,nat Cresceus 10 In the best
OF condition and would 10 q fast mile
Ia Tucson, ...igona. on Thursday. and
that the king Of trotters would come
direct 70 Albuquerque from Tucson. On
account OF wet weather. Mr.. ketcham
had 10 skip several big southern Cali.
fornia cities.
The association expects 10 receive IN
fow days. through =. Vann a Son.
the silver cups which will be given 20
local horses IN the matinee Taces on
Christmas day.
After q report from the track com.
mittee that work 10 being prosecuted
almost every day on the track and the
track IL now In hns condition. the
meeting adjourned. subject TO call
rom the president.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
Leo Broken.

Wlllism Corrigan. the sawyer at
Daily q Adams saw mill. al Mineral
Hill met with a very painful accident
last Saturday. while throwing on a
belt Mr.. COrrtgan waa accidentally
caught by the moving wheel and one OF
his legs was broken near the ankle liz
also cut his head and face quite badly
The gentleman was brought to ;hls
city for treatment, bnt Il IL not known
yet whether the injured foot can be
saved OF not. lie 10 resting quietly 90
day Las Vegas Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
Fra,ernnl Union omnern.

AZ n meeting held the other night
for the election ~ officers Of the Fra.
ternal Union. the following were "a %.
en- TO serve tor the ensuing term
Vs. b. Adams. fraternRl master. 2. 4.
Lille. Justice, D.,s. NJ ortiz. truth T.
Mrs r. Cochran. mercy. a. r. sum.
mors. secretary. A. w. Hayden. treas.
urcr; y McCanrey. protector, VIM
Young guide: Mrs Mosbach guard
Mrs sutherland sentinel; G. a. Me.
Kim and j. Bert Fish. stewards Il Is
also announced that Supreme Secre.
tary Handley will arrive In Albuquer
quo today aud this evening will deliver
a lecture ~ Colombo hall. his subject
being that /, "Fraternalism
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

and locked In the cell with Carter
What mare the situation especially in.
tcresting was thar Randall was to be
married that evening stevens and
Wheeler waited until dark and then
taking handalls and Knickorbockers
mcyClca they fed toward Colorado. ON
the way they met John Morrison on
horseback. They compelled him 60 dis
mount and took bis horse and saddle
Stevens giving MIN one Of the bicycles
in exchange. Later on Wheeler stole
horse belonging 10 Harvey Mccoy
and left the other bicycle IN its place
ting across the New Mexico boundary
into Colorado
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

nation that one ~ the largest bull
froge, Weighing eight or ten pounds.
had disappeared. but was found q few
hours later NJ tho home ~ rival frog
raiser Mr. Barnett states that. nj.
though In the frog raising business
only two years. Ne has fOUnd u profta
Bile. and that the several ponds on the
farm are we'll stocked with ~ me q
grade Of eating frogs ~ can boz found
anywhere In tho world. The general
superintendent Of the Fred Harvey
cuisine In now arranging with Mr. bar
nett 10 supply the eating houses Of
southern California with frog legs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

year. Though this calendar marks the
passing Of ono year Ia q hundred, n ia
IN Itself one calendar Ia a thousand fOr
artistic beauty and real usefulness
The demand IA always great. and who.
ever would have a copy should send
20 cents before the odiuon runs low
s..s Is a merely nominal price % GOV.
cr the cost OF the printing. handling
and postage Address ~. w. Aver A.
Son. Chestnut and Eighth streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
peath of q Youna an.

Died. q 3 o'clock this morning, Mel.
lie. the ifyear-old daughter Of William
Deem, The young Girl had been sick
for about ten days, with typhoid ma
laria and other complications and was
being cared Tor AZ the Harwood home.
az which insutution her death oc'
CURED. Tho funeral will he held from
the Home az 10 o'clock Friday morn.
Ing The symrathy Of the community
10 extended 90 the hereaved father,
who but recently also Lost a son,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
INp,As SCHOOL NOTES.
Indian oirls Again Vletorious--New
Hospital NuFse-other News.

Special Correspondence
Indian School. Dec lS.-Our basket
ball team played another game with
the University team and scored anoth.
or Victory
Miss Ada Warren from Fargo. North
Dakota. has arrived at the school and
takes the place OF hospital nurse re
Gently made vacant by the resignation
of Miss Norman
our new shoemaker, Perry Tsamau.
wa. has begun work and mas proved
himself 60 be a good and etlclgn, work.
man.
our carpenter and his assistants arc
busy laying floors and making other
needed repairs.
Superintendent Collins has been on
business trip 20 the Zuni pucblos lie
returns today
Our Industrial teacher IL doing ex.
cellent work In levellng up some new
fields TO be used In planting during the
coming season,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
HOLIDAY MAIL RULES.
Postmaster Hopkins tas a Few Rules
for the puhlle.


Postmaster Hopkins would be pleas.
cd 10 have the public fouow these In.
etructlons In sending holiday packages
through the malls:
Wrap packages In heavy wrapping
paper and tie them w..n strong hemp
twine.
Address should be legihle and plain
a. should be- placed upon wrappers
OF packages. and tags shouhs not q
used
Name and address OF sender should
be placed In upper left hand corner.
preceded by the word. 'f'rom."
Windows win be open for the weigh.
Ing uf packages. they Wa. not be
weighed NJ the stamp windows
Additional clerks will be on duty m
tne registry division 90 handle prompt.
~ all business
u IL required that malls be deposited
az the Office az early In the day az pos.
STOLE to avoid congestion at the once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
senate ConIirmatIons.

Tho senate yesterday confirmed the
following New Mexico appointments
Judges 81 the supreme court of New
William j. Mills. chief ius.
tice; John r. Mcrle and frank w.
Parker, associate justices.
United states marshal OF the terri.
tory Of New Mexico Creighton NJ
Foraker
,'eceiver OF public moneys az Clay.
ton n MA WsThompAon,
Register Of land ONCE az Clayton. n.
NE w. Fox.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

Byron Harvey. Of the Fred Harvey
eating house system on the Santa re
railway was here yesterday and Ia.
spected the new Alvarado hotel while
here, another consignment OF supplies
and furnishings we're received for the
hotel, and II 10 the opinion of Mr.. Har.
vey that. In few weeks the hotel will
be ready Tor the puzzle. Measra. An.
son a Holman. the contractors. are
puuhing work In all departments. and
hope 20 be- allie TO say m a very short
time. Here are the keyB-tho hotel
Is competed" Mr. Harvey left last
night for the west.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
FINE ORE.
Samples From copperton at The Gil.
zen Office.

j. w Sked. who with several Kan.
5as capitalists, are operating several
good copper properties az the new
mining camp OF Copperton. in Valen.
Going on la almost every direction OF
the camp. ihe citizen received the
other day small package GA orc from
the Zuni Mountain copper company al
'Oppcrton. and. taking these samples
as criterion from which 90 Judge. the
Copperton district possesses undoubt
eddy some fine copper properties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

The Albuquerque Guards held a
meeting Monday night ald Thoroughly
discussed the subject OF a football tour.
uament during the holidays, the con.
tending elevens being between tue
teams Of the Agricultural college. the
Las Vegas normal school. the local
government Indian school and the
Guards As plans. now arranged. che
first game viii ue played ON the Satur-
Gay following tnratmns. and the other
Games Monday and Tuesday. Deccm.
ber so ant 81 and New Years day.
The Guards are thorouehly enthusiasts.
tic and are scnOing letters out asking
CD operation In the tournament
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

An interested and good sized aud
l0nce gathered last evening at Colombo
hall, the occasion being "A lecture on
"Fratornalism by Col L. Handley
supreme secretary OF the Fraternal
Union. The gentleman made an able
address In which he dwelt upon the
objects OF the order. the good already
accomplished and the future Of the os.
aociatlon. ana ltg power for good. The
membtts we're urged 10 spare no effort
20 extend the influence Of the order
increasing the ranks and broadening
the sphere ~ action Col HAndley
has for many years been prominent Ia
the told covered hy fratornal organiza-
tlons. He "a a fluent speaker and has
but recently completed an extensive
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
old Miner Missing In Grant County.

10 is reported At silver city tuat
NICK Rascom. an old time miner m the
Burro mountains. is missing ana his
friends have been unable 10 locate hia
whereabouts.
Raacom loft .is camp In the Burros
the Brst o. last week. saying he was
gning 90 explore an old shaft belonging
TO him Ia that section. We took with
him two long ropes. as the anaft Is
about sixty feet deep. and he mas not
been seen or heard OF since
Some Of his friends state that In all
probability he has gone 20 Arizona, but
he may have met an accident In some
Of his old mines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
Ratea for .raacnua.

Or John Roger Haynes. secretary 0s
the Driving association. Albuquerque.
A. NJ, has received the ALLOWING self.
explanatory letter:
Referring TO yours OF the 9Th re.
garding exhibluon by the trottar.
Cresceus. az Albuquerque on Christ.
mas day. I beg TO advise the holiday
rates between stations In New Mexico
within distances Of goo miles viii be
enc fare, and tickets will be sold De.
cemheg "a Brd 90, limited for return
until January 2. so tina; this will nicely
take care OF the business Our agents
have been fully advised regarding the
rates. Yours truly
w 4 UI.ACE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
jan aREAK al AzrEc.
JaIlsr and Two Friends oVsrpowered
BY Two Prisoners.

slippery" Stevens. q horse thief
has for the third time broken out OF
the county jail at Aztec. San Juan
county. as Jailor Al Carter entered
the jail with the dinner for the prls
hing HIM by the throat and the other
selling his revolver Carter made a
game hight, but was oyerpOW erou and
compelled 10 enter cell In which he
was locked. Two OF Carriers friends
and narnott knickerbockor. who hap
pened to pass the Jail on bicycles came
into the iail 20 discover the cause OF
the commotion they had heard, Both
were seized BY Stevens and Wheeler
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
THE olFr SEASON.
The Gift Buyers are Nov Invading the
Stores

The Christmas gift buyer IL getting
his share Of h4nts Just now Most OF
mem he takes from the many excel
lent descriptive advertisements tn the
family newspaper. and generally the
gtft-seekor finds the necessary iniOr.
nation therein. bu, while a reader 10
scanning the columns OF a paper like
The Albuquerque citizen what better
gft than the newspaper itself should
make its appeal A subscription to q
daily newspaper OF iho Citizens stand.
Ing means Elit for every afternoon
variety ant interest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

Il leaked out yesterday thai Joe Bar.
nett. the wealthy Railroad avenue wet
goOas merchant. has a frog farm near
San Francisco. and expects large
consignment Of the very best OF tho
farm here for Christmas. A telegram
received last nlrht from the oyersear
OF the farm gave Mr.. Barnett the lnfor'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
TAE MCDONALD FuNERAL.
Occurred az Lead Avenue Methodist
Church THIS Afternoon.

The funeral OF Charles Lynn MELON.
aid. whose sad death was chronicled
In The Citizen yesterday Afternoon.
took place az O'clock this afternoon
at the Lead Avenue Methodist church.
a beautiful. touching sermon being
spoken by Rev. I. Z, BeRttie
The Odd Fellows. OF which lodge the
deceased was an honored member. at.
tended IN body, while members o.,
the WomRns Relief Corps. OF which
his mohtre was a member. also at
tended
The deceased vas a volunteer sol.
der la the regiment captained BY an
Barrodaile. and he. with Onlcers cham.
Jorlaln. Eyeritt and other volunteers.
likewise his volunteer IRE friends. at
tended the services.
James and Bert Worries. Charles
Quier. harry Johnson, Ben Weller ind
Ralph Dunbar, with Henry BROCK.
meier DR. T.. J Alger. WilmOt Booth.
JOY hubbs, O. A. Matson and Charles
sladler for the odd Fellows, we're the
pau 1earers
Burial was had Ia Fslrviow Gem.
etcry, and the remains were followed
20 their 0nal resting place BY a large
NonCOursv OF muurnurs,
The Citizen understands that the dc.
ceased provided we'll Tor his beroaved
family and wife. leaving them an In.
surance policy OF $4,000 which he car,
Hed upon his ufe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
For.t, Ileu aeleetlon No--.

United states Land once. Santa Re.
New Mexico October 90. 1901.
Notice " hereby given that x. n.
Burns. whose postofflce address Is i2s
bradbury building, Los Angeles. Call
fornia. has made application 10 select.
under the act OF June 4, 1897. go
stats. 86l the following described
NEH Of the SEA- of section 6. town
ship ~ ~ r. ~ W. n NJ. meridian.
within The next thirty days from
date hereof protests or contests
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
TOO RIeH 10 MARRY.n
4 Fine Company at Colombo Hall on
December "a.

December "a.
The sale OF seats Tor the great com.
uly success Too Rich To Marry.
which viii be- seen ~ the Colombo hall
December -, begins saturday morning
ut o'clock, az Mathons The com.
p1uy VIII appear here with the same
cast which made the comedy a sue.
cess from the fret OF the season The
r.N principal parts are taken as FOL.
lows.
Ralph Van Vllsslngen, a rich young
man. Arthur Smith
Reginald Huntington PonsOnby. a
poor young artist Il b. Brown.
Thomas q Wigs. the owner OF n
Colorado shelter" I'D Redmond
Charles Poppornit. valet" Fred
Armstehd
Mrs Martha Middlecroft. a dunk.
ard widow" Miss Jessie Brink.
'I.ouise POnaonby Ponsonbys wife. A"
Miss Jessie Emison
"Aietha A.udlecroft, a young Dunk.
prdosa Eato.ie Redmond.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

against the selection on the erot "a
that the land described OF any po'i "a
thereof g. more valuable for ita n
erals than for agricultural purpO =.
Will lc received and noted for iei n
to the comml floer Of the general ~ "a
Office.
MANUEL q. oTERO. Register.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

II has been decided 90 give up The
Washington memorial for President
Mckinley. and instead make one grind
Dnnri for the one az Canton, ohio. the
me and resting place Of the late
l.,HIdont Our people should not be-
slow iu assisting this good cause, and
81 W Flournoy the committeeman IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21


M. w. Fiournoy, the vice president
OF the First National bana. who was
east on important business matters.
has returned 20 the city
Mrs Carl Hoffman. who was at
Bonneville. Mo. on a visit 10 relatives
and where she left her son Frank 20
attend school, has returned 20 toe city.
The colored dancing club OF which
Charles Vincent. Charles Fields and
Jimmy Coleman are the high m0guls
gave a very enjoyable dance nj the
Grant .all last night
Harry Alexander. big and Jolly
passed down the road home.bound the
other day a.. Alexander Is an on.
ial OF the III Paso q Northeastern rail
road and was returning to Alamo
gordo
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Cushman are re.
lOicInE over the arrival at their home
az o'clock this morning OF ten.
pound baby hoy. and Daddy" Ouah
man reports mother and chad doing
splendid TO-DAY.
Judge Stansbury. who was NJ Santa
Fe noaring testimony IN Indian depre-
dalton claims against the government
has returned 20 the city. and ~ ar
ranging his Rifslra 80 as TO remain
here until after Christmas
The lecture on Rome" delivered
tuesday night by Rev. T. G. Beattie.
was well attended The subject was
handled In n mastery manner. and
showed that Rev Beattie had given
Rome, the Historic City. much study
The west side window az The Econ.
omist ~ catching the eye Of every lit.
tie one passing that popular store TO.
day The dancing couples are doing
lne work. and tue hight fantastic toe"
Will @ kept up for several days TO
come.
Hon. Felix Martinez. a substantial
citizen OF m Paso and the principal
wner OF ,ne Daily News. came In from
the south this morning, and during lie
walt OF the north bound No. 2 pasaen-
ger train was pleasant caller at this
once. Mr. Martinez Is on mis- way to
Denver.
Hank Pinkney. a capitalist Of santa
Rosa, Is In the city on visit TO friends
and viii remain until after the Christ.
mas holidays. har Pinkney says Santa
Rosa Ia booming railroad town and
that the Rock Island contractors are
pushing work on the extension toward
lei Paso az fast as possible.
Nathan Barth, the we'll known sheep
raiser and general merchant OF San
Rafael Valencia county. Ia on a visit
TO his family OF this city. Mr. Barth
has Just returned from his fiocks In
the Iuui mountains. and he says the
sheep are IN fue condition aud plenty
OF grass and water on the ranges.
A number OF Indians. from the reBer
vatlons Out west along the Santa Fe
Pacific. are In the city and the bucks
are painted up In warrior fashion.
They are here visiting their children
al tho government Indian school, and
will probably remain until Christmas.
so as to get goo square meal at the
expense OF the government
Dr Francis Crosson, wife and son
have returned 10 the city after \ Eve.
months soiourn In Santa r., Were
tney endeavored 20 establiTh nos.
pitaL The doctor has thSsG lea So
on his former Office and residence on
South Second street. and will aSain
hans out ms Hhingle for the practice
Of his profession. The Citizen In
pleased 10 again extend them the right
hand Of fellowship.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
PROPOSALS. ron OATs-Unlt

PROPOSALS FOR OATS United
states Indian Service. Fort Defiance.
Arizona. Dec. TO- 1891 Sealed pro.
posals Endorsed, Proposals. for oats,
and addressed 10 tho undersigned az
Fort Defiance. Arizona, viii be 70
celyed at me agency until 2 o'clock OF
January 1909. for furnishing and
delivering ~ Gallup, New Mexico. CO..
900 pounds o. oats. Specifications and
instructions 20 bidders car be- had by
making application 10 the undersigned
90 GEORGE w, HAYZLET%, United
States Indiah Agent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
CLANCY AND FREEMAN.
The Local Bar on the sudgeship Of
Thla DIafrlrt

The meeting OF the Albuquerque law.
yors held late Monday afternoon al the
olico OF Hon II 49, Ferguson. agreed
10 unite upon Hon. +, w Clancy. OF
tl.s city, anu Judge A. A. Freeman. of
Carlsbad, for the appointment OF Judge
of this, the Second judicial district.
vice o, w Crumpackcr resigned
The chairman Of IA, lccting. Felix
Lester was instructed to telegraph the
action of the Albuquerque bar to the
proper authorities az Washington
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
FuNERAL 81 KhNaAe ~.
Miss Elizabeth iAurDhy Lair 70 Rest
IN Mi1g5ur.

Miss elizabeth iAurphY Lair 70 Rest
IN Missouri,
Tho funeral OF NIg Elizabeth Muir
ply took place at Nsdnmutorist church
In Kansas city Wednesday morning.
and burial In NJ g. Mary cemetery
and many friends of the family Miss
Murphy was very popular and loved
by all who knew her She leaves her
parents and three sisters who will
deeply mourn her loss The young
having spent year here returning
home last February While here she
visited her sister Miss Sadie Murphy.
now Mrs. Thomas w Ford.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

lGo acres, San Juan county William
J.. Human, Danon City. Colo. 100
acres San Juan county; December ~,
J. y Lacome santa Pc 100 acres
Annlh fn COUNTY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
Losr IN rHg MouNrAlns.
A Young Native Goat Hsrder Has Die.
appearad.

From party recently In town from
Tiioras canyon u Ia learned that z.
year.old hoy. who was living with nis
uncle, Monico Casslus, started up the
mountain at the mouth Of the canyon
last Friday 90 Join an older boy who
was noruing goats. but by some means
failed % reach aim. After an absence
OF n few hours and learning he was
not vita tho eiuer lad his uncle and n
searching party started out TO hnd the
child, In which they we're unsuccessful.
and up 20 this morning no trace had
been found Of him, Unless the little
fellow reached shouer II is almost Ger.
tain he was frozen 20 death during the
recent severely cold weather expert.
oncod In the mountains
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

Mrs W = Walton will give a moon
hght dance in tho Grant hRl Thurs
day night Dec eG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21
OFFICIAL MATTERS,

Agent Appointed NotarIes public Ap.
polntsd--osPrsdatlon Claims.
The Pajarito Live Stock company
has notified Territorial Secretary j.
w. Raynolds that Il nas appointed A.
VI. Nicholr. sItn residence No tecum.
cart. Guadalupe county. lie New .aex.
leo agent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-21

a. Knott. an extensive Colorado
sheep buyer. who has been down
among the sheep raisers OF central
New Mexico the past few weeks, yes
tcrday purchased 900 lambs from
the Abeytias OF SOcorro county. aud
VIII ship the lambs from the local
stock yards tomorrow