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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
sace...rnI Yenns r.l.etrIsIsn.

ROderick slower. stu lent Of the
university OF New Mexico. returned
from San Pedro on the l.laysi IT. IA
last night. where he had been, b. re-
quest OF General Manager McLougahn,
10 correct sIme defects IA his elec,ric
rlant and pa. q In o's rati)a. In W
hours after MS arr al Il was In m
rl,te running order ard on the svsnins
~ the day he ief' hie ne e's7I Iiint
OF the Santa Re Gold cnd Clpper NJ n
ing company. was iightsi through but
ny electricity. This peaks wen 'or ne
university aad Dean chills' science
class.
lie reports the reduction works q the
great copper com21nv. under ,hr 81
neient sup srviston ~ Mdnag NC
Laughlin and Superintendent Cook
late superintendent % the Albuqueraue
Foundry and Machine works. A. equip
ped with the latest improved maehin'
cry and now On complete running or
der.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

lnaprOvv this land, wen .infosraed men
"a this Part % the country would OBJ
Jet very sirenuously 10 government In
tsrferfnoe In auy way IN M irrigation
Of such land.
What W want the government 20 DO
Il to provide for the reclamation of ita
own aind There are millions q acres
bei0nglng 10 the government which
could BE- sold 70 advantage ana made
highly Oduo5ive n water were Applied
10 a. This hand does not bass from tho
government to private owners bccauae
u T. arid. and no association OF farm
crs can aftord 10 construct tho enor-
nous irrigation works ESSENTIAL o. ~
reciamauo Possibly u there were
thousands Of farmers living on such
land and owning IL they could In sons
oanes raise the requisite capital But
they are not living there. and they viii
n1s 90 there. for TIE simple reason that
they cennot make tho land productive
without irrigation. In ali such cases the
construction OF irrigation works must
pnscede the settlement Of the lard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
A Much Appreciated calendar.


"Iln't Il prettyg" Is tbs universal re-
mark Of ladies when they pick zap one
81 Hoods Sarsaparilla CALENDARS for
1901. Mrs. G. |. Hood & Co, are a.
enterpFising as ever, and, a. usual,
their household calendar Tor the open
ing year 81 the Goth century portrays
the likeness Of little girl, with flow
ing hair, pink cheeks aud bright eyes,
which. with the posture of the child,
fully bears out the title Of the picture,
Patience" The calendar pad Is
larger than usual, and besides the val
liable information given on the month
is sheets, has advertising and coupon
slips Interpreted. The demand for
these calendars has necessitated the
issuing Of large edition, which caused
the commencing OF work on them early
IN september, the last orders not being
hlled until within few days Of the
new year. Druggists generally car
supply you with these calendars, or q
cops can be obtained by sending six
cents In stanps 20
G. l. HOOD s. CO., lowell, Mass,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
For Sale by ]. n. O'Rielly 3 90.

The lc sling system for New Mexico The
report " the commissioner OF lands FOR
the year lust ended. practically tho FIRST
year Of the system shows very CRAFTY
ins results The annual rental AMOUNT
81 e. $1,000 whiGh IL four tines the
amount 1850 collected By Oklahoma
3. no. nrat year of leasing school land
rne leasing system harms no one hut
helps % uft the burdens Of TAXATION
ff"ia the shoulders Of an property own
ora To grant perpetual ieisea or II.
oossivoly long leases. would b. ven,
unwise The rental values OF thls ear
may Iucrcas" several hundred per SOM
IN century, However. he eases
should he Ions enough. and liberal
enough 10 induce desirable tenants 90
take out leases and improve tho laqi
- az 70 Increase its value.
IT, order 20 avOid the mistake made
by tho older states. We request HAT
your petition should AJAX congress 90
grant these lands within the oxpr,sse
conditions that tho slucatilnal laads
shah never b. sold. except ~ much as
r. actually necfet for tho location %
schools. churches. ccmstories. right ~
way for public roada. railroads. irriga
ton bitches and reservoirs ami su
public necessities ami with the addition
al provision that they may b. has,l
for a term not exceeding twenty-five
years. subject O. such rules anr rcyull-
items az may have already boon adopt
ell or shall DO adopted b. the legislature
% Now Mexico
Adopted by the Educational Association
% New Mexico. at th,dr F1f lenth An
Luai Meeting held AZ santa Pc. rtc
g9th. 1890
W A. CHAPMAN. President
DORA @. FLETCHER. Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
,nnIoAr1nN or ann LANps.

The Denver Republican says ih1t II IL
MT surprising that some OF the mrm-
bers Of congress from statss cast OF ire
arid region oppose appropriations Tor
the construction Of roservoirs 10 slo o
water FOR irrigation. But IN their o.
position they SHOULD avoid missstaie-
mouts Of the aimn % such legisl ton
Nj Grosvenor OF Ohio saEs n lt
"a merS in the ard region have no mo Q
right TO expect government aid In I'M
proving their lands than farmers In the
ga - would have 10 expect the govern
mcnt to buy fertilizer 10 Improve the'f
worn -out lands Mr droayenor makos
tho hiunder OF surprising that the peo-
III, Of the arid region want the govern
ment to do something NJ that vi d
Practically an the land held by piva's
or uers is either reclaimed or can ~
reclaimed BY private eftOrt. Instead Of
W4n.lng the government 70 help them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
CLEARED TIE DOCKET.

The New Mexican says that three
years ago. when the territorial supreme
court was reorganlEcd by republican
Judges. there were sixty-ax cascs upon
the docket awaiting hearing and deter
mination. Two years ago the number
o. these cases and new cses sncluded
uTon The docket OF the supreme court
was nfty-two eases This term the num-
bsr amounts 20 tweuy-eiEht only.
Surely the Judges OF tho SQUIRT have
worked hard, faithfully ami eDergetical-
~. II IN believed that every osss upon
the docket, n the attorneys can be IN
duccd 20 be ready. viii be argued and
submitted az this term ana decided
shorty thereafter. A most excellent
blowing this.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
SUPREME COURT.
Several BernaliIIo County Cases Set
Tor Rehearing,
ATTORNEYS ADMITTED TO The BAR.

The territorial supreme court contin-
ues In session at santa ~. with all the
judg,a on the bench cxccpiing Judgc
Crumpackor The following were al
mittei to the bar Of the supreme court
rhurssily afternoon. a. G. voorhees,.
OF Ration. NJ a. Jewett Of Captain
NJ. Palmer. OF Aztec. l.. l. Henry. u
Gallup Lowell Loughray OF A.buquo .
que: Kennel =. Scott. ~ Gallup Eim,r
u. Chanec. Of Las Cruca o. T.
TOomhs, clayton. Percy Wilson silver
Cty, John ". Guyer clayton. X. st.
TURNER, silver city Five OF these
signed the roll and took tn prescribed
oath; Niessrs. floughray. scott. wilson
Guycr ara Turner. The temporary o.
cense CT G. NJ. Ouslcy. % Dcming and
OF n. q. Hamilton IT,. OF Roswell WIS
extended. An order was entered aIs-
pending W. n. Ewing and W. H. Cow
an. both Of Roswell. unless they sign
the roll and intake the oath Within thir-
~ days
The permanent cOmmittee on examin-
atoms, Solicitor General h. l.. Burt
lctt and Mcssrs W. H. Chiliors. A. A..
Jones. A. A. Freeman end =. r. New
comb werv cnmscd Thursday examin-
ing candidates for admission O. the
bar.
The case ~ the First National bank
Of Albuquerque plaintiff and appellant,
W Lesser a Lrwdnson defend ants. ana
apDoiieeg. an appeal from the district
court OF Bernalillo county was argued
and submitted The case IL one 60 re-
cover a debt.
The case OF Rosaia Armiio GO 40 ar-
pellants ". the Mountain Electric clm-
pany. appellee. appeal from Bernali 10
county. was reset Tor he ring on jan
uary iS
The two cases Of thr Early TINES Dis
tiilery company 1t al. appellants. W.
Charles Zeiser ct al, appellee. apps 10
from the district court OF Bernaiilio
county. an dthc casc 0t cG0rge x. Ne
hes. appellant W. Ambrose Armijo
and Anita Armijo. appe.ltcs. appe Il
from the district court u Bornsiillo
ounty were set az the zoo, u the DIX
IT.
The case OF Bonifacio Mares appel
liant, - the Territory % New MeNl,o
appellee. appeal from IN q sire court
OF san Miguel county. was submitted
on briefs, Mares Is charged aitn ~tp,.
In the case ot the Territory ~ New
Mexico. appellee ~ David naca. APP
peliant. appeal from the dlstri clutt
OF sOcorro county leave was granted g.
ole typewriter briefs. Bael Is charged
with murder
In the case 81 In ~ jose l.. Perea
treasurer and ox-ofiioia collector ~ B"r-
naiiiio county. appellee. W. the Boar 2
Of County Commissioners OF Pc nal 10
county, and Charles x. Newhall apre
lants. an appeal from the district court
Of San Miguel county. on change OF
venue from Bernalilio county. a mo.lon
70 dismiss the appeal was argued ard
submitted 20 the court. This case
grew out Of ne attempted removal OF
}. l.. Perea as collector and treasurer
o. 8crnalillo county by The board q
county commissioners ana the appoint
ment Of Charles X. Ncwhaii as his sue
oessor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
nErUnLIcAN rRIMARIns.
Precinct Omeers Nominated az Meeting
Last Night.

Precinct Omeers Nominated az Meeting
Last Night
La, night the republicans Of the city
held primaries for the purpose ~ max
ing nominations for justices OF the
peace and constable.
In precinct r. r. w. Hopkins called
the meeting TO order and Thomas ~ .
Mllln oficiatcd as secretary Tho name
OF A. ,. Crawford. the present iRcum
bent. was PLACID before the meeting for
Justice OF the peace and he wa made
the unanimous choice OF the meeting
for the office. Pasquai Cutinoh was
unanimously nominated for constable.
This meeting WIS held az the city bui d
Ing
The primary OF precinct &c. In the
absence OF the regular chairman =. A.
Hubben. was called 20 orier by Thos
Hughes as chairman. John VI. sinsls
acting as secretary. n. n Ri0olc. Tn
present incumbent wa unanimously
nominated for justice u the peace and
James Smith for consi able
The election win 10 held next Mon
day. January IA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
~. .. Absl ,.oe. In,o Iu.lpe...

A. noon to-day d. J. Aboi. who has
been a retired merchant Of this lity fr
the past year. purchased the mt re-
% Fcrd. Lowenthai IN the AhOl sal
liquor Arm OF LsowenthRl a Meyers and
Mt Abel viii again BE- identified " IN
IN, business interests Of me ety. TIE
proper transfer papers are being drawn
up this afternoon. and on Mon o. mkt
Mr. ABB will step In and Mr. Lower
thai viii step OUT. The Junior rlrmher
OF the old nrm Ernest Meyers. wil ot
course retain has interest II !, uuder-
stood that AR. LoWenthal VA s'on
take up his residence In New York a y.
remaining here long enough 10 wiai W
his Affairs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
w.c,EU.oENrUEv MEETING.

Mr.. Kinney's talk upon "our City"
was an arraignment OF existing evil lie
called attention 10 the fact that tho &.
censing OF evil was a virtual ndnhs.
sion that IN the upbunding " eitv
money counted more than morale, lie
took occasion 30 comment upon the IN
consistency Of teaching scientific iein-
perance instruction In our schools. wh,n
the teachers very salary y Ter we'd
from the revenue Of the salon. NJ.
kidneys talk was able. fnrCible ami
logical
Mr Warts handling Of the subject o.
''Our Pre6a." was original and mastet-
". lie dwelt upon mo evolution o. ne
press from a nolder % public opinion 20
a Reflector" His discourse wa prae-
tioAi and 10 the point He smpaaained
uhe isct that ~ elevate the press vas
20 elevate the people ~nc secula ~. ..
being but a rcheotion OF She psoole and
in this a. an else. the people are su'
prane. Ths prsytnss q Ne tWeniasst
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
socoRRo
ars. Hlning Visits the rowa-Nsw ssatfoa
AgenG

ars. nlning Visits the rown-Nsw ssatfoa
Agent
From the Chleftain.
i,ev Joseph Mcconnell viii preach a
Mosonic sermon at Epiphany church on
sunday evening. February a.
According 10 present Indications tho
Kelly CANA will b. a very hourishlng
on. during the coming year There are
already several lnfiuences Of work that
promise much good 20 thst camp.
Chas Tabacchi. who hal been On the
saloon business IN s0c0rro for ssverul
years, cluacd his place Of business this
firai OF the week aud viii shortly 50 to
Clifton. Arizona where he has a broth
&C. In the same line OF business.
Mrs. John A. Ferguson and two
soas, Masters Dan and Joe, % Mt, Bter-
llng. iowa, and Mrs.. Ferguson's sister.
Mrs A. -. Jack OF Farmlngton. Iowa,
arrived In socorro a few days ago ex-
pectinE 10 remain a few months TOR
ars Feng,mon's health.
MHa. Hennette Billing % Cincinnati,
ohio. owner o thu famous Kelly mine
In tae Keaiy camp. was tR town fow
days ago. AIRS nlulng was accompa-
MED by her daughter. and b. heF atsor-
neg. w. = Lattie. who 10 a promiment
member u the Cincinnati bar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
NEw rRAr.suoorrNG n,LEs,
several Changes suggested la the ~
istlng Code 81 Regulations.

several Ahuhkea HNkGfhfu w we ~
istinE Code OF Regulations.
The new trap-shooling association
may make several changes in the
handicnpping rules one scale offered
which, from expression of opinion,
doubtless will furnish the framework
Of the system of handicapping adopted
by the governing body Is a. follows:
For men az twenty-five yards Two
misses to count a. kills. and two misses
10 count a. no birds, giving the shoot
ers two extra birds.
For men at tweuty-siX yards-Two
misses 10 count "a kills aud one miss
10 count as NO bird, giving the shooter
AN extra bird.
For men a. twenty-sovcu yards
Two misses 20 count a. kills.
For men az tweniy-eight yards One
miss 10 count as XIII.
For men az thirty yards pull back.
II Is specifically understood that men
classed now as thirty yard men shall
be put back ~ a distance greater than
thirty yards. This scale Is on the idea
that the Grand American handicap
sEall continue 20 be sweepstakes al
twenty-five live birds. The suggestion
has been made that the number Of
birds shot ut be increased 10 make the
race longer one, aud therefore, a
better test Of the skill Of the competi-
tors, but that such a change viii be
made Is improbable.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
rnrnAYs rnncnrn1Nns

The territorial supreme court adj
iourned Friday until saturday 70 epo3n
out OF respect 30 the late n. T. W trrcn.
% Albuquerque. a member Of tbe New
Mexico bar, who died snee the last
session Of the court Friday afternoon
the following were admitted o. the bar
J. u. Lawson. 81 Freanal; a. A. Se-
OHIO. Socorro. Nathan 3 Rose. ceyrl-
los; Hugh Freeman, Caisbad who pass
ID a successful examination. and John
II. Campbell, OF Albuquerque, who pre-
sented a. certificate from the DIS rict OF
Columbia. Gano Dads OF Albuquerque,
Il 10 be- admitted as soon a. he presents
his certificate from Texas.
Oscar A. Apple OF S"ver City: y. =
whitehead. OF Farmington. AMI c. A.
smith. Of Alamogordo, were given until
the first day OF the next term 10 nsgn
their names 20 the roll Of attorneys The
temporary license OF Frank r Tlutchl-
son was continued unth tho first day q
the first t'rm Of 1902
An or3Cr was on,cred changing the
time for holding United states district
court In the nfth judici a district az So
zorro from the first Monday In April
10 the last Monday OF thai month
A committee consisting q n. A. FIakr.
n. l. Bartlett. A. a, JONES. ~. H. Fer
guason and A. A Freeman was appoint
ed 10 draw up resolutions upon The
death OF N l.. Warren
In the tan cases Of the winter Cat,ie
Raising company. plaintiff in error
from Sierra county ans the Laguna
Valley company, plaintin IN error. vs.
the Territory % New Mexie, defendar,
In error. the stay % execution was con-
tinued until February ib. By agreement
judgment had becn entered again.
each OF the companies for about - 20
taxes due the territory.
In the case Of T. 70. R0hinaol. appel
liant W. the Palatine Insurance on.
pany tLimited) OF Manchester. ans.
land, appellee. an appeal from the n
trict court OF Bernaiillo county, upCr
stipulation. the case was s1bmltt 1 ~
briefs. This 10 a suit % collect 20 co..
surance.
The case OF Robcr, Appleton. aopf.'
lee, w. w, A. Maxwell. appsli1n'. az
appeal from the district court Or n,r
nalillo cour.g, argument was eomplet
81 Friday afternoon. ana the cas- wal
submitted. This IL a suit brought q
eoliect an alleged debt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
The STRIKE SITUATION.
Coal Miners Of Colorado Fuel Com
panys Mines Still Out
PRESENT MITCHELL tSPtc1t.
Special TO citizen.

Special 70 Citizen.
Gallup, N. NJ. Jan. ~ The miners
who struck the other cay from work Ia
the mines owned and operated 10y the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company, are
still out, and they have gained the
sympathy - this community boy the
orderly manner IN which they are con
Quoting themselves They are doing
mo- boastlng, and are using no pcrsua-
sion, whatever, to induce the miners ui
the Clarkviilo ana CaledOnian COM
pany mines "a Join them In the strike.
IL " understood here that the rail.
road company has aud Is conhscatlng
coal from the mines not In the strike,
aud have held up here half a dozen car
loads Of coal from senator Clark =
mines and which were recently billed
~ John >. Beaver, a coal dealer Of
Albuquerque.
IL IL also rumorod here that the rail.
road company has cOnhsoated several
carloads " coal billed 10 w. n. Hahn,
another dealer at Albuquerque, but
whether the coal came from here or
Madrid Il not definitely known.
President Mitchell and other high
officials OF the United Mine Workers
union are expected here on any day
when 10 Is thought that a rousing mass
meeting of ell the miners ~ the Gallup
district will be held
As far a. disintorested persons can
CLEAN the facts about the present
strike situation, it IL almost a ioregone
conclusion that the Colorado Fuel COM
nany had no just reason 10 make such y
sweeping discharge Of their miners
when they nor the union had made ma
demands ON the company. These dis
charges all came on a. soon as IL was
reported that branch ~ the United
Mine Workers union would be organ.
ized and the men had become mem
bers OF the branch union.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
DEMINa
serisus shooting Array - Prsssy tnriaR
Church Trustees

NNANNh hFNaANNa
Ftom the Headlight.
Mr.. } q. Hodgon received the sad
intelligence OF the death OF her sister In
Pouston Texas. Lasi sunday
Ihe Dcmihg Mining and MILLING COM
Pany expect 10 hav, their new phll rum
ninE In a a few days.
Miss GvorElc scarborough and Miss
Maud CioBsln, two Of Dcmlng's tairest
young ladien. are learning 10 set type
at the Headlight once
Mr. and Mrs John Hnnlon zane In
,as: Thursday from Tucson, Arts, hay-
INK been married IN that city the day
before. Both tn bfiio and groom are
well known In Dcming
A. the annual election Of trustees for
tho Presbyterian church. the old board
vac reelected TO serve FOR the ensuing
year. They are Mesers. A. Benis, Lou
II Brown. y. ,. Dun. A. J. Cloasin. W.
II Merrill
chris. Raithcl will take the position
OF bookkeeper with ths DemlnE Mer-
camille company, soOn 70 be- made va
cant by Rodney @ Clark. INC pressn,
incumbent, who has been appointed
postmaster.
Last sunday morning near cedar
CO We. occurred q shooting Hcrlpe. vory
-, sous IN its resulsta and may tarmi
nate IN the death Of the woundsd party.
Definite ss0ts regarding the AFFAIR are
rather meagcr. but from all accounts
the shooting as ~ too often the eis'.
was the after effects Of having tmhibs d
too freely Of tanglsfoo,. From what Il
~ I by James Chancellor. Il seems that
h.nseif and Bob Adams. both employ
eca. OF the victoriO Land s Cattle Co
became involved In a quarrel oveI
some trivial affair ana that Adams
without any warning, oommanoed
shooting az Chancellor firing at least
four shots. ono 81 which entered Chan
celor's right lung just above the heart
the bullet stiA remaining IN the body
/ Adams AZ once mounted a hone and
left while Chancellor was brought 4
ths hos4itai IN this city. whore he nov
lies in very pF0oari0us condition
Adam stated when he left camp thai
h. was coming here 70 deliver hinsel
q the enieers. but az yet be has nd
| shown up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19

century newspaper. he emphasized vas
news. not reform.
Mrs. Elder, IN an excellent pape- ufon
"our Children." save many helpful up-
lifts TO parents Her earnest ma7nsr
and excellent logic went st-aigh, home
- her hearers hearts
AZ 10 the ripple Of a summer stream,
clear and sparkling came Rev. Marths
talk upon the Temperance Outl1oN ."
one realized a. they listened % him
what Il IL to have ideals In ufs ami
What II might be 10 live up e. tham. ne
proved 90 the satisfaction OF All hat
the pst 20 yearB had been prolific On
Temperance sentiment He mentioned
the fac, that early In the century mn
listers Of the Gospel were won. , eke
out their Income by me sale ~ u lu1r
and commented upon the sens itlon q
would now cause IN Albuquerque were
the Rev VIM. Marsh and Rev Bruce
Kinney % engage Ia the liquor business
and swing out a sign Bruce tni Billy,
Fine Liquors"
Miss Niles recitation was me u he
events % the meeting and proved hir
hisirlonic ability to b. beyond question.
Mrs Ralph Hili's rendition % poem
written for the occasion gave a new
opening TO some Old thoughts ani her
pleas mt. modulated voice cnim4t close
attention The meeting was largeiy at
tended and the refreshments ChI.3s J.
unique souvenir wa pr" I { each al
tondant ia n card containing an app o
pirate thought embodied IN verse ami
the tiny bow Of white. which 10 Al
orce the sign and seal % this organlza-
ton. The guest Of especial honor was
Mrs NJ. y. Bliss. one OF the pioneer
temperance workers OF this city and a
woman upon whom timr touches the
head with snowy locks and yet ielve4
in the heart rs youthful gree.
After rrfreshmenta Mrs. HIRING
proved the New Woman to De- the 1suc
Woman IN on able paper upon he suh-
Jet
MRS WILSON. Press Reporter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-19
Santa Nv
Prsis.s for talps MsFis-Ths Elias Entsr-
tain.

Prsis.s for italps MsFts-Ths Elks EhtsT-
tain.
From he Nee Meslesn.
Mrs 4. 81 nergare is eonvalssoont
frtm an attack Of illness. but Il not yet
all, 20 leave the house
liun stephen - L0vejoy q Miunea-
polls postmaster o. that city, ana a
gentleman u sterling quAiiuea, T. IN
ths city % recover his health. lie wilt
remain horo for tho winter
J. W walker and fAmliy win leave
Tor a months visit ~ Florida fof tho
benefit Of M Walkers health
Judge Lafayette Emmett. Librarian q
ths territory. VIM has besn ~ with the
grip. h reported much improved, al
though stili confined 10 the executive
nis nsion his home
Mrs J.. ~ Pros WI not be- home
until the end e this week. II had betn
hor Intention % return last week from
her VISIT 10 New York. and eastern cit'
ies. but the illness % her sister Mrs
qilohrlsi. kept her Ia tbs esAi a woes
longer.
The Faks on wednesday evening cqle'
brafcd their second anmfnfRtft WI
banquet ami social meeting an
masters % ceremony Wers Shuin r ,
Hub0eu. 90 AiblquerQue. ana Page >
Otsro. n the LAs Vegas lodEs. Abos
forty Blks were ga sttendance, Toeal
welo responded q by Hon 9. y. has
ley. shern r q HuBhsll and " II
Pope
Iudgc and MRS. John n. AeFie. o
this city, sceivei a highly appreciate
snd very satisfactory hoiitay gfi y
shape % letter frosn First. Lieu'
Charles w. Buratt u ne iith uhife
states cavalry. now IN charEe u IN
Fovernhlnent mining bureau IN Manu'
from which letter the New Mexican
psfmlttsd 70 taks the following er'raol
''MaFalE haa - Sssn ~ Hssvssse