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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
kINGMAN.
From the Miner.

From the Miner
Martin Jemincz. one Of the old tim
ors of this county died at a hospital
in Los Angeles. The old man had been
in poor health for some time and
through the kindness OF sheriff Loyin
was enabled to go To the hospital. He
owned considerable mining property in
this county. but was unable Ia work
any of il for several years. He was one
OF the most kindly of men and his
many friends will regret his demise
Last Monday the stockholders Of the
Kingman lee. Illuminating and Water
company met In the town OF kingman
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year. w. II Taggert, o. ID.
and Greedy Clack, a. Ven Mchr and II.
II Watkins. Immediately after the
adjournment of the stockholders the
board of directors met and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
W. II, raggeTt president. o. II. Clack.
vice president H. II. Watkins. treas
eren; \. Ven Mehr secretary and gen
eral manager The property OF the
company has been leased to the W II.
Taggart Mercantile company for m,
ensuing year The plant Is on pay
ing basis and under the present man
dE'ln'nt ~ tli' pl lHt Dust uHSlItaS
ventures in the country
j. j. and Lores Tobin were arrested
at Chloride on charge OF adultery,
under the Edmunds act Mrs. Tobn
was too Ill To be brought into King
man. but Tobin was brought over and
had preliminary hearing before Unit.
cd States Commissioners Blakely and
was bound over 10 the United States
grand jury in bonds OF si00 with Kean
ST Charles and John p. Feeny as his
sureties. II appears that ToDin de-
serted a wife in San Francisco about
/ six years ago and has been consorting
with the woman he represents as his
wife. The woman is said to claim that
she was married TO Tohin few years
ago by contract. The man appears to
/ be up against 1t In rather hard shape.
as he Is now on bonds awaiting the ac-
/ ton of the grand jury for an assault To
murder George ~ Conard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
OLD SOlDlE RS.
They viii Meet in This City on April
10 and II.


The Territorial Grand Army Will
hold its encampment in this city on
Thursday and Friday April 10 and II.
The department commander. John r.
McFie has just issued the following
orders:
The nineteenth annual encempment
uf this department will be held in Al
buquerque, n. NJ. Thursday and Fri.
day April 10 and -. 1902 at the post
hall OF Il. X. Warren Post No 5. where
department headquarters will he eatab-
nshed at that time. The council OF ad-
ministration will meet at 10 a. m, APP
rl 10. and the encampmept will con
vene at y m. Of the same day,
The post commander OF c. X War
rem post will detail one comrade for of
hcer of the day, one for officer OF the
guard and two for general duty, each
of whom will report To the assistant
adjutant general at the post hall at 10
"a. m. on April 10. 4 camp fire will
be held on the evening OF April 10,
necessary arrangements for which will
be made by G.. r. Warren post and the
Woman's Relief Corps of Albuquerque
Department officers and others on
the stan of the department commander
will send to the assistant adjutant
general full reports OF their proceed
ings during the year. AT as early date
as possible and before the meeting OF
the council Of administration.
Also the names of comrades who
have p2en selected as delegates to the
encampment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
WIN SLOW.
From the Mai.

From the Mail
The barber shop of J. Drumm has
bcon newly papered and an aceytelene
plant put in
There will be special services AT the
Methodist Episcopal church for the
next two weeks The pastor will be
assisted by Rev Harcourt w. Peck, ID
d.. of Prescott. Arizona who has been
a successful rcvivalIst in many places
and is an earnest and fascinating
preacher.
Hon. VIII Cumback, Of Indiana. de
livered a humorous lecture on the
Model husband" to n fair audience
at the opera house last Friday night
He failed to portray the beau ideal OF
model husband, full OF manhood and
vigor, but instead put up the fellow
who gave his wife all the money she
needed and never asked any ques
tiOns.
g. X. Baucrback opened his new Par
lor saloon last Saturday night. and al
though many had imagined the appear
ance of the new retreat, the beauty oil
the place surpassed the most sanguins
picture The ceiling and walls of tho
place are beautifully decorated Will
scroll work, and the bar with fixtures
which cost some whore near $1,000 Ii
OF great beauty,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
GALLUP.

From the Republican.
Prof Larkln has now thirty pupils
al the night school.
Miss Martinita ortiz. who has been
teaching scnool al Catalpa. has gone
to Flagstaff
The contract for putting In electric
lights nj the Catalpa camp Will be NIL
ed in August.
Agent Holmes is having new cash.
icr's Office built on the north side of
the waiting room in the depot
Robert Putncy a prominent business
man OF Albuquerque. spent a couple Of
days here this week
The Union mine has secured con
tract which viii keep the mine at work
three days du"iLg each week
New hosting machinery viii be put
ia at the Gallup mine and the present
machinery will be moved TO the Catal
pa.
The Albuquerque Citizen has the
thanks of the people of the community
for tho excellent write up given IN yes.
terday's paper
The Ganup mine WORKED twelve
days last month and the Weaver six.
teen and one half DAYS. The men were
paid on last sunday. the amount re.
quircd being Sl2 900 in cash
J. A. DE Almond. agent for j. H.
owen. who has the contract for the
Cienega buildings, arrived here on
Saturday and Is now at Cienoga max
ing preparations to commence the
work which VII amount 20 nearly 500
OG0
w. r. McCroieht. junior editor and
publisher OF the Albuquerque Citizen,
spent several days here this week on
business. He reports success in secur-
ing business for his enterprislng daily.
The Gallup commercial club met last
Eight at their rooms and decided to
keep open house every night next
week for the members and their guests
A fine pool table has been added to the
other attractions of their quarters.
The Daughters of Rebekah. the su.
borainate lodge and cncampmeut, are
max ng arrangements 20 appropriately
celebrate the eighty-third anniversary
of the Introduction of odd Fellowship
in America. which will occur on the
Goth of next month.
W. W. Risdon, agent for the New
York Life Insurance company. rccciy-
ed this week "A fine. solid gold badge
from the company. Mr. Risdon has
done excellent work for his company
and they appreciate his services. as Is
evidenced by the elegant present he
received from them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
ma sTEE.s sAIla.

Whereas. Aurclin iombardo and Angelo
Iomhardo, her husband, IN ana by a Ger
tain decd of trust. dated the 2ith day ~
August 1893 ana recorded In book ~. r.
-. nag" ~. records of Bornalillo county
Now Mexico. conveyed to the undcrsgn-
rd, az trustee. the following described real
estate, situate ia the city Of Albuqucruuc
county OF Bernalillo. and territory of New
Mexico, t1-wit.
Lots numbered eleven dD ana twelve
I'D IN block letter "B. in the Mundcl
business aud Residence Addition. in tho
CITY or Alburuerpp In the county ~ Bcr-
u'hllu' ana the territory of New McNico,
also suriclcnt ground To- make lot NslVc
~ u tmil lot, fronting twcuty-d C3a
feet on Third street and one hundred and
I"lIN-lWn tl2l feet ON Carroll avenue. ~
SAD lot was extended west of Third
street ms the said lots are known and
uttlEunt'd ON tho man OF the said Man
d,l Busincss and Rcsldcnco Addition
hl"d ln the Office of thc probate clerk aud
"N-olhcio recorder for said Rernallllo
county New M"Nico, ON the third day ~
February, \. -. lNN6 said decd of trust
being nude TO secure the payment of %
certain promissory note therein described
tni twelve hu"drCd Hl,2Oo1 dollars. nav.
ADJ" 90 tho First .,atiun0l bank of Alhu-
qu'rqrc. \. NJ, ono day after date with
ltl'i'ft M IN. rlic ~ Twelve per cent por
hnnpm. ON tho said note. however the
sum of four hundred S0dN dollars had
lr"n ptd. leaving q balance " eight hun
drod tsSpn dollars due and unpaid tho
whole amount due ON said note with in
tcrcst to the date Of sale hereinafter
mentioned. amounting to eight hundred
OSLO 81
whereas the said note Is now past drc
,nd remains unpaid uow. thorcf re- ~;
he rpqu"s, Of the legal holder ~ said note.
and hv virtue Of the terms and conditions
81 said decd ot trust. DO hereby give mo-
icr that for the purpose ~ paving tho
balance due ON said note and am interest
thereon ard an costs and cost ~ rvDcut-
ing this rust including legal compcnsa-
tiou 10 the trustee ANA nttorucvs foes as
provided hv snid decd of trust viii ON
Monday, the 10th dHv Of March 4 u
1907 at the hour OF twci 10 O'Clock noon
of said day. nt the front door ~ tho post
office ~ SAID city Of Aihuuuoruuo Sew
McNico, sell the real estate hcrcinhefore
described ai public auction Co tho hinhcst
aud best bidder for cash 60 pms sald in-
othtt lutss. cost urd sNrsre,s
NJ W. FiOt RNDY Trustee.
Dated February Nth Toe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
New Mexico Odd Fellows.

ON account OF the mines closlns
down at Bland, Cochiti lodge, No. %
/. O O. r.. has surrendered it's charter.
On January l the Odd Fellows holding
membership in the jurisdiction OF New
Mexico numbered 9Sl, which number,
no doubt. win he increased 10 loco by
June 80, thus emitting New Mexico 10
send two Representatives To the SOY.
ereign grand lodge this fall. Grand
Master Kelley Is at present making a
tour of tho lodges In the southern part
Of the territory. Mckinley County
Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
Net1Sy Notes
From,
ExC6 q ngeS
Gallup, Cerrillos
and Bland

in reralta canyon, owned by w. $
SandOn
joe Admac one of the Albcmarlo
miners. accompanied by his sister
Miss Katie departed last Monday foi
Klngman Arizona
George = Ostrandor was in from Pc
rata canyon last MONDAY and reports
several robbcrics committed last week
by Cocht Indians.
IN Albcmarlc party composed Of Ike
Graham. G -. Koran. X. r. Ripley
VIM. Spencer and Thco Wilson. pass
ed through Bland last Sunday On route
To Albuquerque.
\ brick Of bullion weighing l5g
pounds was brought over from Albo
marie asst Sunday for shipment. Along
with il were several sacks of Stag
which is said TO average over $500 per
ton
W T. Myers. T.. j. Barber. Geo. l..
Smith and j IA Oyerhuls go TO Albu-
quorque next Monday To shed the efful.
gence OF their knowledge before the
grand jury
b. f Bruce and family have gone to
Santa Fc for a few days. Mr. Bruce
contributes $500 for stock in the new
mill which q IS 20 show that he is new.
or az the rear of the procession.
Miss Maud Garnott VINO has taught
the Bland school since It's opening sew.
cral months ago, has rendered her res
ignation and Miss May Sobbin has
been engaged to teach tAe remainder
OF the term
Col VIM. jerks and Geo W. Stubbs
were up from Albuquerque the hrst OF
the week. looking after their mining
interests here. The jerks tunnel has
reached a depth of about 300 feet and
some good streaks or ore have been
encountered.
Watch for the story, why the Abe
marie Mine Punched out. or "A Game
OF Freeze Out that Didn't Work The
story will soon appear in series in this
paper. and will be highly interesting
reading TO certain people who live in
Boston.
Mrs. p" II. Benson and little grand
daughter. Belle, left this morning for
Albuquerque on business Mrs. Benson
has taken $500 worth OF stock in the
Home Milling and Mining company
which shows her enterprise and liber
ality toward BANDS progress
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
onoer Enuine Runs.

Beginning the first of this week the
locomotives which pull the limited
trains will run between Topeka and
Fort Madison Iowa. without being cut
out at Marceline. Mo, as has been the
case heretofore. For this service en-
gines 1901 and zoos, two of the new
prairies. have been assigned. The plan
Is To get more work out OF the same
number OF engines, the two addltonai
ones which were formerly on this run
being put into other service This was
tried abou, six years ago. hut did not
last long. The engine crews will run
from Topeka 20 Marcolinc and from
Marceline To Fort Madison, Iowa, as
heretofore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
MYSTERIOUS COFFIN BOX.
Baggage Men Heard Rapping, but
Postponed investigation.


The following Is a spook story from
Newton:
"A corpse came in from the south
yesterday and was forwarded east on
the fast mail After leaving Emporia
noises were heard by the baggageman
which seemed To MIN to come from the
inside OF the coffin. lie immediately
became somewhat alarmed and report
ed the matter To the conductor, who
summoned the different members OF
the train crew to the baggage car,
where a consultation was held. Soon
after they Te-enterod the car the rap
ping began again and the porter
straightway departed for the rear end
of the train and that was as near as
they got HIM To the scene OF opera
tions all night The conductor finally
decided that the box should be opened
and examined The screws were then
loosened, but before the lid was raised
they changed their minds ana aid not
open II. We presume that the ques
tion of the rules of the company was
the cause of their hesitating. The dis
turbance kept NJ all the way To Kan
sas City. and we have not learned
whether IL was examined there or not
but will try and obtain further informa
ton"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
FLAGST AFF.

From the Gem.
J w Weatherford has been on the
sick list this week
G. ~ Baty left for Winslow. where
he will spend few days looking after
business.
Mrs $. H. Ainsworth. of Albuquer
que Is visiting here with her sister,
Mrs. A. Il. Frankforter.
Fred Bauer sold his cattle last week
10 William Roden and has gone back
TO his old home In Illinois To live.
Flagstaff Is the most important town
IN ARIZONA In many respects. but II Is
not the home of territorial Office hol-
der. II win not always be thus.
r. Il. Pollock contemplates finishing
the interior Of the second story OF his
brick block on Aspen avenue as soon
as the work can be done. II will be
partitioned INTO large rooms for Offices
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
SILVER CITY.

Special Correspondence.
silver city. ~ NJ. March ia citi.
Zcns convention has been called OF the
citizens 81 Silver City to meet AT New
comb hall on the night of the eth of
this month to nominate ticket for the
city election TO be held in this city in
a short time.
a. j. LOOMS. deputy internal revc-
nue. collector. is in this city attending
to business matters pertaining to tina;
Office.
Mayor ]. w. Fleming. who was re-
Gently appointed by Governor Otero
colonel of Company D.. y. NJ. \. c..
which is located at silver city. will on
the evening of the 2ith of this month
give a grand ball to the members of
the company at Newcomb hall Mayor
Fleming never does things by halves
and the ball will undoubtedly he a
grand affair
w u. Murray. a Central merchant
and Grant county commissioner. was
in town today from that little city on
business matters.
William Heather the Cliff merchant.
came in yesterday To look after some
building operation which he is carry
Ing on i'm silver City in the way of resi-
dcncCs.
From the present indication of the
weather in this section II would indi-
cate that summer was upon the resi-
dents of Grant county. The past few
days have been so warm that FIRE
was uncomfortable.
\ case was decided in the district
court the first of the week In which
the cattlemcn OF this county .werc con
siderably interested. The case was
one In which IL was claimed that Vic
Culbcrtson. foreman for the Lyons a
Campbell Cattle company seized soy
oral head OF cattle. claiming that they
belonged TO that company, and had
been branded 10y tie stuckmen who had
sold them, and in fact was at the time
getting ready to load them ON the cars
for shipment The court decided that
Mr. Culhertson was justified in taking
them.
An important case which was tried
in the district court laCently was one
charging a man named browning
Stewart with having emhe2Zled several
hundred dollars OF the Wells-Fargo EN-
press company's money during the
time he acted as agent in silver city
for that company The jury failed to
agree on the case and was discharged
0AiNdlN " a. p'AAA- LhHF'A N''.NA ~ nv
surety company. who were OF his Eond.
and had to pay the shortage and As the
sum WAS very small it is not thought
likely that they will continue the case
further. as Stewart evidently did not
know how the shortage occurred or
where it was as he was drinking heay-
lily ~ the time
Sheriff Goodoll left the 1rst of this
week for Las Cruces wit YOhn Child
ers in his charge II will be remem-
berea that Childers shot and killed
Thomas 5 Helm. a prominent attor-
ney of Grant county, last December,
and at the present term of the district
court, Judge Parker granted change
of venue. as IL was shown that the
prisoner could not obtain justice in
this county, owing TO the prominence
of the dead man. His case VIII he
tried at Las Cruces at the next session
of the court in April,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
DEMING.

Special Correspondence.
Doming, March ~. Two coaches of
southern Pacific officials went out over
the Bishcc a. Southwestern railroad
this morning at 1880 on tour of in.
spoctiun. II Is rtImored the purpose In
view Is to buy the new road and the
company's mines at Douglass and Bis.
bee. The train was in charge of Con
ductor Harry Aud
Engine No. ! has been taken To the
shops at Douglass. whore il will lac
thoroughly overhaulcd and numbered
100 and viii in future steam between
Douglass and Goes on the Nacosari
branch OF the Bisbcc a. Southwestern
railroad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22

From the Herald

FROM the Herald.
r. !. Glover. formerly Of Albamarle
now holds a responsible position with
a mining company at kingman, Ari
IONA.
Ellis sullivan who was bookkeepei
for the Albomarle Mercantile company
for a long time, was In Bland Monday
and Tuesday on his way TO Albuquer
que.
Jas. Freeman. formerly mine boss
at Albomarle, has moved his family e
Albuquerque.
The Navajo company has designated
w. u. Childers as It's New Mexico
agent. with headquarters AT Bland
A.E. Hsggerty took advantage of the
dull season and went down To Aibu
auerque this week on short visit.
II Is reported that a good strike has
been made on the Independent claim
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
American Mine Sold.

The American Gold Mining company
has bought the American mine at No
gal. The first payment on the property
has been made this week. ana work is
TO begin Immediately. This sale was
made through John NJ. Rice. who is
general manager OF the American Gold
Mining company. This mine has PRO
duced some very rich ore and has a
well equipped ten-stdmp Till within O
few yards of the working shaft. With
the beginning OF work on this property
the Nogal vicinity must necessarily
hoom-White Oaks Eagle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22

The superintendent of the car de-
partment of the Santa Fe. T. NJ. Rams.
don rs in the city from Topeka.
Superintendent Gain and men are
at work putting in the switch board for
the new electric power plant at the
local shops.
J. T.. Saint. secretary of the Albu.
querque Eastern and Santa Fe Central
railroads was in III paso the past few
days on business.
On Monday work commenced on the
first thirteen miles of the III paso ~
Southwestern out of III Paso and Will
be pushed to completion.
he No. passenger train rolled in
from the west on time this morning,
the freight wreck near Peach Springs
having been cleared away
The Santa Fo Railway company has
leased from Catalina l.obato. ct I.amy,
the ground for three years upon which
its stuckyards at Twitchell are iocat-
ed.
Mrs George Giegoldt received a
message this morning that her mother.
Mrs. j. NJ Steward. died at Hutchin-
SON. Kan. last night Mrs. Gegoldt
Will leave COR Hutchinson tonight.
The gross earnings of thrty-sevcn
roads for the first week In March were
S6,960, 1863, against s6,7S7,6 $50 for the
first week of Marc, 1901. an increase
of Sl.2.504. Nineteen roads show In.
crcasos and eighteen decreases.
The Railway Age says the contract
for the construction of the Iowa n st.
Louis railway from Elmer Mo. on the
Santa Fe. to construction with the
Iowa Central near Cehtervilie. Iowa.
and the Chicago 4 Northwestern near
Buxton, Iowa. was let in Chicago sat
urdsy 10 William Kenehck. of Kansas
City The contract calls for the com
pletiou Of the line Eot later than Aug
ust This Is an important coal roSd.
being built 10y the Gates-l.am bert Nit.
chell interests through their extensive
coal properties in northern Missouri
and southern iowa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
san Pedro.

Development work on the San Lag
arus has been suspended for short
time pending settlement of differ
ences between the company and the
men.
The eight year old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. G.. p Smith died on March
] Of pneumonia and spinal meningitis.
The bright little girl was a favorlte of
everyone in the camp and the bereaved
parents have the sympathy of the en-
tire community
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22

and when finished as designed they
will be the most elegant Offices in the
town.
Mrs. A. NJ Hicks has the plans and
specifications drawn for two story
house containing several rooms. The
building will be erected near her lodg.
ing house on the south side OF the rail
road track
Tho regular meeting of the town
council was held and the following
election officers were appointed for
the regular April election, towit H. G.
l'bben, Frank Rodriguez and Daniel
Wallace, Judges J. :. Amundscn. O. +.
Orthell A. W. Jurden and j. H. Lind.
clerks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
Lany.

William Hatmaker. one of our tai
ented young men. has resigned his po
sition with the Onderdonk Live Stock
company and will leave soon for his
home IN Ohio The best wishes Of his
friends here go with him.
John Becker. the old time engineer
of the Santa Re branch. has reached
the age when tho company thinks he
Is too old 70 work 80 he Is retired and
younger man has the place ne has
held for twenty years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
Thornton.

company has a force OF men at work
tearing down the old hotel building
at Thornton. which Is TO be moved 10
Rincon TO take the place of the hotel
that burned some time ago. This
hotel and the grounds around IL has
been. for years. one of the prettiest
spots along the line of the Santa Re,
and II is with regret that the travellers
along the line will see II removed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
A Convict Escanos.

Alexander Williams. convict from
Chaves county. whose time expires In
Octobes. escaped this afternoon while
working with the peniteniiary gang ia
the stone quarry northeast of Santa
Fe. A posse with blood hounds IL In
pursuit.-New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22

lett wichita and Kansas for Roswell.
y NJ He viii make that city his future
home and will engage in cattle raising.
Roswell Is new fast growing town re-
Gently reached by the Santa Fc road
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22

Don't fail TO read the ad. of the Hia.
watha Incubator company In this is
sue. Experts say IL is the most sue
cessful incubator yet invented.