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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
ne TAPPED The TILL.
\ Masked Rohber Holds Up 3 Saloon
In the Early Hours.

Don't got alarmed / want only
the money you've r.t In the house t0
get out OF the oomtr, Dnt"
That was an, bur lt WAS enough.
This was the remark with which a
HtrhuEcr--dlHguifod by having "a hand
kprChiyf tied over his face below the
e. rs addressed Billy l.auman, the
night bartender az the saloon. at 3
.u clock last sunday morning The
stranger as ii fearing that otherwise
Dis request might not meet with ready
compliance, presented "a Colts forty.
i've in close pruNimltv Co lillly's upper
anatomy. and directed him to get from
behind the hara position which the
inslstant stranger desired for himself
ns the cash Register wua On that part
ui tho house
Reside Billy thore was but one other
J., rsun in the house 'Scntty' Meal.
pin who sitting beside the stove drew
his breath in short gasps during the
visit %; tho gcntlumnnly maraudpr.
When the stranger had lined up both
Billy and 'SCOtty' near tho stove be
proceeded 90 empty tho register, an
the time pcrsistcntly covered with
his truHty revolver the two other oCcu.
pants Of the room, There was 5000
in the en-. The blind.foldod gentle
man 0hllglngly leh tho 20 cents. but
ho took the $40 Then be- marched
Billy and "Srotty' "a ahor. distance
up tho road through tho park, where
he bado thom good night and disap.
poarod lbs the darkness of the early
morning hours.
There is no clue 20 the Identity OF
the disguised individual though tho
old slculhs OF the local Conslabuiary
have been trying 10 locate him ali
week. Tho success az this exploit and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
WILLIAMS.

From the News,
Max salzman was on the sick list
for a few days
James Kennedy has recently been
appointed deputy sheriff. taking the
place OF Deputy Loavongood. who re.
signed.
Chaa, Ranney has been acting IA as.
sistant at the pOatOfiice during the
absence OF Postmaster Simpson at
Phoenix
Charles Britton. one % the oldtime
boys around town. returned the first
Of the week from an extended trip la
the southern portion OF the territory.
The patrons Of the Williams school
are requested Co see that their child
rem are in school regularly. Those
rot passing the final examination. un-
less excused for good reason. will not
be- promoted.
Dr. Harper met with a painful &c
Cidcnt while inspecting HIS properties
iu Cataract canyon. His horse falling
With him he sustained a rupture OF
the llEamonts Of the ankle. lie was
taken tu Mr.. Buahnells house In Supai
village, whore he was confined for
several days.
The officers of the Arizona Lumber
and Timber company have instituted
u new departure In the debating OF
letters 10 their stcnographor. Each
of the officers has graphophone IN
bis Office as also haa the stonoRra.
Thor An letters are FIRST talked into
the machines. aud then the records
are transferred 90 the graphophone az
the stenographer. who writes out the
letters az talked to him from the ma
chine. The system Is not only unique
and upto date. but has advantages as
a time saver and lessons the chances
for mistakes In debating.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
lnspscrlNo oRue sroR1s.
Mr.. Ruppe Is Rounding Up Registered
Pharmacists Of the Territory.

Pharmacists Of the Territory.
~, Ruppo. the we'll known druggist
of Albuquerque who "a president ~
the territorial board Of pharmacy wns
Inv town Monday sayH the Alamogordo
N VS.. Mr.. Ruppc Is on a tour Of in.
spection Of the territory. II being With
IN the province ~ the board 90 keep
tab on druggists ne 90 whether or
not their pharmacists are registered.
and also 90 enforce the law as 90 mcr
chants. other than druggists. selling
puisona.
The law regulating the registry Of
| pharmacists aud the sale ~ poiHuus.
a. passed by the Legislature Of 1897. "
said Mr. Ruppc. ia very stringent.
Violations of its provisions renders
Ian offender liable 60 severe punish.
mcnt No one can legally put 40 "a
| prescription who ia not n registered
pharmacist aud the sale NJ pOisonB.
oven In drug store Is forbidden absO.
| solutcly unless the name Of the pur.
chaser and the purpose for which the
drug Us intended is entered In record
that must be- kept for that purpose.
This rxncting regulation ~ law was
inspired by the Cruz Gutierrez poison
i ing case which occurred a. Albuuunr.
cue In January In 1881 Gutierrez was
poisoned with stfychninc by bis wife
the drug being purchased at Mr. Bup
! pos pharmacy. and the trouble ocCa
stoned In this case Of identifying the
purchaser led tu adoption ~ the law
| Mr. Ruppr being largely Instrumental
In furthcring U.s. passage by the lcgis
llaturp.
Many dealers In general merchan
disc are IN the habit OF selling such
common poisuns az strychnine. ARISEN
&C.. etc. without being aware that thoy
are subject to a 500 fine for every uf
tense Mr. Ruppe alluded Ca a number
los instances ON his present trip whrr,
he had bought poisOns in grocery
stores. and then somewhat Jared th,
lC,crk and the proprietor By quotinl
tine legislative enactment ON the sub
liDct Mr. Ruppo however. has shown
Iuu disposition tu cause unnecessary
Itgouble 10 anyone. but insists hVrcaf
ter upon a proper observance Of IN,
law
The law on the subject BE- found II
sections 1859 and 1860 at compiled
laws
Mr. Ruppc. who is one uf the direct
Tors ~ the Albuquerque Fair aHEocia
tion. reports that the noXt fair. which
win be held IN October. will lar sur
pass anything In that line ever bcfor,
attempted IN the New Mexico motrop
oils.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
TAOS
From the Crcssct

From the Crosset
Rev Father J B Mar.llgr viii hold
"a memorial service az the church 81
our Lady Of Guadalupe on May 20 in
honor Of tho heroes Of the civil and
late wars
Bob Poorer mas returned from Rod
RIVER whore hc had gone 90 make ar.
WDgCmD with the june Hug man.
iECmcut Co treat the Memphis ore now
.Cu the dump There is about 300 ton
.of this ore uu the dump, averaging So
r gold and silver
Dr. r. T.. Martin and l., S. Myers LEFT
this morning Tor Tres plodras from
which point pr Martin win go TO Colo
RADIO Springs whore Bee goes as rep.
r"scntAtiye Of the Albuquerque shrine
60 the meeting of that society which
Us 90 bee held in Z dorado Springs this
week, and Mr.. Myers will visit the
bromide district
OLAF Thomson, who was a resident
.of La Belle during tho boom days.
ana erected large hotel there. died al
lliaud recently OF pneumonia. tie
was the builder of the Southern hotel
) Trinidad Colo. az which place he
l1cd for many years aud made many
thousands of dollars In the hotel bust.
ness there, bat he was high roller
aud spent "a couple of snug fortunes
making things lively finally be- vas
beaten ont OF the Southern hotel by
his wife and set OF schemers and
las since then been prospecting in
New Mexico mining camps
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
SANTA f.

From pHn Now Mcyioan.
e. W. Riggs e. Albuquerque. spent
the day Zoe the city
Fi,d j Oi.fu at Albuquerque % Ia
tho capital uu business.
Hon e. n Elkina. postmaster at
Columbia no. and Interested IN min.
ms CutHIprl Iva this county. ar.
rived D.. the ely last evening from
Dolores.
Mrs. T.. d. Sugar 60 CorrIllos. Mrs.
H. a Turner and Miss Naymc Carter,
of Madrid, aud Mi.a liaha Of Albu.
qucrquc. arrived up the noou train
aud are guests at tA Palace hotel,
Superintendent ut Forest Reserves
T. 49, Hanna has return d from q trip
90 Williams. Arizona whittier ho went
on Official huliurHT IN reports that
section &C Aii2lna 3d. already suffer
ing FROM drouth 00l that un tho
Grand Canyon fl.r.i eryp great
difficulty viii prohauI. U experienced
this year Co supply water Tor the
strangers
Charles Wagner 30. sn Francisco
street furniture deal returned last
evening from Nrit tH 80 Louis aud
kansas city. whrI. D.. bought un All.
dition supply of new muIture ITO
Rlso took Coura. .I IgHtructi0n In
Professor Dodge ..huu. a emhalm.
inE where De- IH..Ua. the newest
methods OF the AT arH .De,lyed al.
plOma
a decree In accordance with the
findings uf the rrigfe" colonel George
w Knaohel In che cas-. II William
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
An Afternoon EntertaInment.

ON saturday afternoon the home Of
Mrs ~ -. Ferguson ON west Rail
road avenue was a scene at much mer.
rimcut for the friends Of the hosteas
who had gathered 60 do honor 90 her
friend Miss Fannie SCruggs The
young lady win take her departure to.
morrow and the social was iu the ma
turc uf farewell party Tho FIRST
amusement Of the afternoon was the
finding 81 fnurluaf UluyDrs. after
which the game Of hearts WAS In
dulgcd I'm Hunurs were divided
among the ladies ms the FIRST prize
was awarded 90 Mcsdamos o. A. Mat
son and r.. l.. Medler while the second
prize went % Misses RiCa iaer aud
Mabel Fitch. A musical program was
rendered boy tho ladies and dainty re-
freshmUnts were served The merry
party consisted uf the following Mrs
r l.. Medlcr, Mrs. o, A Mata0n. and
Misses Rica haor, Edith stevens,
Lucy linzeldinp irene Saint Anna
Hayes. Elizabeth ANA Betty wiley.
Marie puyaa. Anita Armijo. Emma
Huning Mabel FITCH Francis Halo.
ran Alma ana ettie RusouWald and
Stella l.ewiusOu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
ABOUT MINES.
News From the Golden and Organ
Mining Districts.
PROSPECTS or THE TWO CAMPS.

Special Correspondence
Golden. n NJ. May H. Richard
Mathews aud family viii occupy the
Williams residence IN Golden for sew
oral days.
The baird Mining company. limited.
il till shut down Most ~ the en-.
ployos have boon paid on and left the
camp.
W o. Iiagan. operating tho Gypsy
Queen mine. has several men Rt work
driving the tunnel 90 cat the rich vein
Of gold and silver ore the tunnel be-.
Ing now over SOC feet long. and the
ore viii be- struck IN the next sixty
feet
j. 70. Walker. United states deputy
mineral surveyor. arrived Ia Golden
to-day. whore he will make a full re-.
port % the development work done
on the Copper KING and other claims
for application for patent Work on
the group has been done IN the last
three months by white and Burner.
MoBsra. Lionel Tuck ard Lloyd Aug.
ustipo. after doing several months de-.
yrlupmcnt work on the BLACK Hawk
mining lode situated about half a mile
east Of Golden. discovered some very
1 high grade OF black and rcd oxide of
copper at i25 foot lowell Tho ore is
one ut the highest grade Of copper
over found in the district. and the
vein being already over fourteen
/ inches thick looks az the minc will
make heavy producer a. soon as
properly developed. GOLDEN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
MEDICAL SOCIETY,
They HAD A FINE TINE.

Dr. q. w. Harrison, who attended
the twentieth annual meeting Of the
New Mexico Medical society nc Ala.
mogordO, returned home yesterday
morning.
ON Wednesday evening last the Wis
itlng medirus were rendered q rcccp.
ton at the residence Of Or. and Mrs.
q e. Bryan which proved a most On
loyablc afair In every respect
Thursday morning the formal ses-
sion 81 the society opened with "A call
90 order By the president Of the 80
cicty. Dr J " Sloan. OF Santa Fe, and
an invocation by Rev. Mr.. Cunklin.
Judge Byron sherry delivered the ad-
dress of welcome in which on behalf
of the citizens Of AlamogUrdO he OK.
tended the freedom of the city and the
hospitality ~ its people. DR. George
L. BRYAN extended a welcome on be.
half OF the medical profession Of Ala.
mogordo. DR. W. K. Upton of East
Las Vegas. replied ON behalf OF the
visitors. 20 the welcoming addresses.
Tue following papers were read aud
discussed some ~ them being OF un.
usual merit
Presidential address, n Sloan,
n. D.. Santa Fe.
Special address, Thy invitation)
"The Making aud Closing OF Aldo
minal incislons -, shelton Horslcy.
NJ d.. ~ paso. Texas.
Medical Legislation a. w. Harri.
son. NJ. D.. Albuquerque
Treatment OF Tuberculosis" Sd. =.
Perkins NJ -. Las Vegas hot springs.
some Observations IN Typhoid 70.
ypr"-W. O. Hope. NJ H.. Albuquerque.
faF
Mexico. w a. Upton. NJ. D.. East
Las Vegas.
Some Clinical Cases. Including
Some interesting Experiences with
the old Woman In Medicine George
&. Bryan. NJ d.. AlamOgurdo.
Ocular LESSONS Arising from brain
Injuries C. W. Grove, VI. D.. Aibu.
querque. 4
"Quack Doctors I Have Known
Rev Father Migcon. y A.. Tularose,
The annual election ~ officers re-
suited as follows:
President a w Harrison. NJ d.
Albuquerque
First Vice President George C.
Bryan Alamogordo.
Second Vice President ~. r., Lane
Las Cruces.
Third Vice President Dr whit
cher Carlsbad,
Secretary - T. Mcconnell. Las
Cruces
Treasurer-w c. Hope, Alhuquer
que.
Or J. r. Mcconnell OF Las Cruces
and Or q. g. Bryan Of AlamOgordo
we're elected delegates 10 the Ameri
can Medical association. which meets
at 81 Paul. MINI. In June.
Ion HaraN 81
adopted rendering Governor rtcro a
vote Of thanks for signing the medical
bill enacted BY the last legislature
and for his appreciation and friedshi!
for the profession.
Il was decided u hold she next
meeting at Albuquerque. beginning on
the second "Wednesday In May. 1909
Thursday evening the members OF
the society attended la body the per
Torrance given at Armory hall. after
which they were RECALLED with a spread
at tho Hotel AlRmognrdo
Friday the visitors enjoyed the triT
e. ClOudcron, where they were dulN
impressed with the beauties Of the
breathing spot Of the southwest
The visitors We're unanimous 10
praise az their Kind and Cnnsidcrat,
treatment by the people Of Alamo
gOrdo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
wINsLow.

From the Mail.
r. A. Sawyer u on a visit 90 Los
Angeles.
Speedy Thurston has rented him
a house and settled down 90 married
life.
II Is almost time for Charley Shor.
wood To- show up Ia WinBlow. lie has
made longer stay than usual
There have been several horse buy,
ere In Winslow during the past three
A. four weeks Horses appear 20 be
DO demand and prices are coming up.
a new law regarding carrying guns
was enacted az the last session Of the
legislature which gives Justices option.
They can now fine a man anything
from 81 90 $500 instead of $50 Hat.
as under the old law
Last Sunday morning one OF Il. G.
Crcswolls toamBtcrs undertook 90
cross the railroad track Ia front Of a
passenger train, which was coming
into tho depot az the rate ~ about
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
NOT HEREDITARY

In the main, consumption
is not hereditary is infectious.
People arc too afraid Of heredi-
ty; better not think Of the sub
iect at all. Infection occurs
continually.
Low vital force is hereditary
which gives consumption its
chance. And infection plants
it.
Between the two, the crop
is a big one: about one-sixth
OF the human race, so far as is
known.
We suppose it needn't be {
per cent, il people would take
fair care and SCOTS emulsion
of cod.liver oil.
The care saves life in ali
ways the emulsion is specially
aimed at the lungs, beside its
general food.enect
Wen mi you uiila @ tIy II yoa like.
SCOTT 4 bOWkk, ~ Peal ssfss,, New Yofk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
ELIzAsErHTowN.
From the Miner

From the Minor.
The Gol0cu Era mill Is almost fin
iahod but the SNOW Dr. so deep they
cannot get the ore down for week ur
more
A. w. Hanklns' freight teams have
brought in two big loads of machinery
Ter the drClgu this week
The H. r. lodge OF this place has
been entertaining G. &. Clark. grand
chancellor Of the grand domain OF New
Mexico.
L. schwartz has made "A strike In the
Snyder property on Gold gulch. near
"a Belle that makes a iine showing OF
free gold
Bert phillips. OF Taos. whose wife
vas Miss Rosa Martin. has had two
90 his paintings accepted hy the pic
ture committee Of the Pan American
a. position
Of course no one, not oven a news
PAPER man. i expected To know every
| thing but W. have a right 80 b. aJ
| toniHhcd when the Rocky Mountain
N.ws speaks Of New Mexico as q dem
Iucratic territory.
The third quarterly conference oil
/ the Elizahctht1wu. Rcd River circuit
vas held at Rcd River last Wednesday
/ Afternoon hy Superintendent A. =
I Morrison Preaching services were
Ihold there uu Tuesday evening Wed
nvsday afternoon and evening Sis
/ persons were baptized hy immersion
and seven by sprinkling "Wednesday
/ Afternoon and evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
At REsT N PEACE.
District Court Adiourns and Judge
Crumpacker Gracefully Reclineo
Auatu.

Crumpacker Gracefully Reelineo
Again.
In the case of tho AtchIson Topeka
a santa Fc Railroad company Vs..
Pueblo OF Santo Domingo suits for
condemnation of lands belonging go
defendants for right 1T way for use Of
plaintiffs. tho report OF Commission
/ Ions r. T. Otoro. Marcollno Baca and
Thomas :. Hubbell was confirmed
aud the pueblo allowed Si25 for the
land taken.
Julia smith was granted an abso.
lutC divorce from Andrew Smith on
the grounds of abandonment and non.
support
in the case Of John T. Pearco Va.
Henry lockhart and wife decree
pro confcsso was entered against
Henry Lockhart for failure 10 appear
~ answer the complaint
In the case of T.. y. Stewart vs..
Loard OF county commissioners of Bor-
naiillo county, the court sustained the
demurrer OF defendant and dismissed
the case. Plalntin prayed an appeal
t. the supreme court which was
granted.
The following persons were app,int
"a Jury commissioners 90 draw jurioa
] ihl AN' M'AA 9fNliilNft AilNl % ANf'
court. Phil J. Barber. % Bland e. r..
putnoy, of Albuquerque; Vidal cha.
yes. Of Paiartu
The following new suits were filed
this morning 4 &. Bryan w. G.. j.
| Moss
Democrat Publishing Company ys.
Bernalillo County
After nearly a two months session
the regular spriIg term Of the district
court Of Bernalillo county adjourned
today. Since the petit jury was sum.
monod on April L. the criminal docket
has been greatly reduced iAH cases
I being disposed 81 twenty one of
which number Wcre trial by jury. and
the balance being hy trial by court
and dismissal The cyer.gruwing
criminal docket necessitRted the cN.
peuditure Of nearly the entire revenue
I derived for court purposes. The civil
docket WIS, however reduced by over
| geo cases, all of which being disposed
/ ~ by trial hy the court and iBmissals
Judge Crumpacker has ca ned va.
cation. and he. accompanied by his
wife. viii leave FOR the north tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

a.. a. sya cc.ts n.r ,ou.ds sass,
roe nonnds cvsnorit ea eonice fsnrv
III ot - hundrrJ eqe ss Kan pounds
S,to5 ncscbea III" a. "a "a 80 bnn
81 te1g gn. no, ,s,ss ,,,t,., eon
nei ~, ~ rs,,s ,,r ynrd sefo. 10
vsrds h,d t,'ti,, ii, M ~ c.nts
49, yord SIS o. do,,n tnrf.v cd
tan,ft.t,hi,fg 5s trshrs nj IN nor
dns"n t5s, . d,yrr barb'r towels
'o.tE inrbos a. so mon Jog.n sg. gs
,,1n'. bn,yy n u snv M stI9i. por
-, as Al
nr,.,,, No,y,,,r,, A. Co pour
,,nnsonJ n,wnJs bomipv nj st NJ nor
hnnarnd as so. .0 povnds tlnrk psp
ncr yb,,c nj, St7tg nor hundred
ses7 ~ ,ascs r,nnsl corn Ninton
M nj stT7 nor casc sgtSG. COO
nov,Js raislns gC nt z crnts ti2. 4
rnscs macoroni M ~ cent? prr Mound
ed os ,,,,,l. nor cago az III 4 caaes
ycrmicalu M 5n cents nor pound
AZ ri. toVea A g. a. oat flakes nt
An nor aack of po poundI not. bar
rei vinegar triple al "a cents per gal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
ST JOHNS
FROM the Herald

FROM the Herald
Mrs. llamhln ami her daughter aud
SON. Mrs. Edward BCeler and Dudley.
l,u 50 Johns for NutriOso.
The Mormon sunday school confer
cuce was quito well attended and a
very good as well as an instructive
time was had.
Miss orpha Perkins. 81 Williams
burg Ky who has been here teaching
school last winter started FOR home.
Miss Perkins is "a very efficient teach.
.Cr aud pleased the people in her dis.
tI,ct last term,
There was a surprise party given at
MRS. Solomon Waite's residence Ia
honor OF his son. George r. formerly
editor of this paper, who came In from
Ramah. Hc came In aitor his family
and started back again Thursday.
Prof J W. Brown took l.. j. INITIAL
and Mrs. Woodruff "a Holbrook and
brought back with him tho Catholic
priest who nov has charge OF this
branch 81 their church lie also
brought Mrs. Greer aud daughter and
Miss Leila Kempo. who has been at.
tending school at the Phoyo academy
fof the past two years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18

twenty miles an hour, The result waa
horse hllled and driver fortunately
not killed mud little boy who was
on the wagon with him escaping
death by n miracle. being thrown on
the COW catcher and having presence
at mind enough 10 hold ON until the
train stopped u was n miracle that
both man and boy we're no killed
Tuesday night last three hobOs got
on the war path and we're breaking
windows out Ut the Harvey house. one
~ the employees came for the police.
" hen Night Watchman pomberton
and Marshal Cannon Vent over and
arrested two Of them. one getting
away In the dark. They were evident
" pretty hard cases. az one. who WAS
n cripple on crutchcs. undertook 90
make hght, but was Ovcrm8tchcd.
Both we're landed In the calnbooso.
and Sheriff Sccrist took them To Hol-
brook ON Wednesday and lodged them
IN the county jail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-18
nnnnLv unIlnd sintes Mnrahnl D

/ Deputy United States Marshal +
l., Hall was a passenger Tor Cuchillo.
Sierra county. 90 serve "a subpoena on
~ man wanted In oklahoma
Salesman win Malotto Of the cloth.
ing frm OF Maudell a Grunsfeld re-.
turned last might from successful
business trip Ia the CuChiti district
CAPT A. NJ. swan, who claims To
have discovered llthographing stone
iu the vicinity OF laguna. returned 20
the city from the west this morning.
The big front window Of Metcalf
q Strauss new store quarters on
south Second street is handsomely
/ decorated with tne display Of Naya.
20 blankets,
a force of carpenters were huslly
] engaged L. day in the work OF putting
on q new roof ON the carriage building
az the Second street barn OF W l..
/ 1rimblC 3 Co.
/ Mrs Noa llfeld who has becn az El
I pRso visiting bar parents. MIR and
Mrs. samuel Schultz. Is expected home
/ a. morrow morning. accompanied hy
her sister. Mrs. Harry Dillon,
/ Hon Martin Lehman. president 81
I the territorial cattle sanitary board
who was ai las Vegas attending a
meeting uf the board passed down
the road for hts home nj Las Cruces
Saturday night
Mrs. Frank Townsend. nee Miss
Alice Spencer. is here from liutchln-
son. Kansas. visiting her parents. h.
W spencer and wife.
Mrs Schunandurc. wife uf the dis.
/ oipliuarian az the government indian
school has returned tn Albuquerque
otter a visit uf several months Ia Par
Beer Nebraska. whore she had gone Co
I.Duporatc. The lady formerly held
position as teacher at the school above
mentioned.
Mrs A. 4. MahaHcy. who was here
uE whit 10 Mrs. 4 H. Whltson aud
Mrs. saylor Knapp, lcft this morning
Tor Cincinnati ohio. whore she will
spend the summon with friends. Mrs
Whitson accompanied the lady as Tar
au Las Vegas. whore she viii remain
for week.
Hon " q Rtch. cN territorial SEQ.
rotary of New ,icNiCu was a paHspu
ger from Englu this morning en- route
to Santa Fo, whore ne will attend the
HCmi-rcnt"unial reception and banquet
w NNf MNHNNiA NINi|H Ni NtNfINNIf
gentleman has boon placed uu the pro.
gram for the reading of paper 90 tho
members.
Tho great HDVrit aud Lady Zotta
appear at the Or,hcatrion hall ON Fri.
DAY and saturday MAY NJ and 49, Tho
llowotta have boon IN Albuquerque be-.
fore. first appearing In 1881. and they
opened tho Grant opera house Ia 1898.
Many beautiful presents viii be- given
ava. Seats now uu sale at Mataun's.
%. .u aud 20 cents
superintendent Spencer az the Co.
chiti Gold Mining company was in tho
city to-day trangaCtiur business in the
interests Of his cumpnuy iic reports
that everything d. working smoothly
in the hiF milling plant at Alhemarle
and more ore o. being hoistcd aud
treated daily than M any time since
the establishment at the plant
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men folk boFln a. d'atroHs themselves
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