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Evening journal., 1902-11-18
CROSBY & HILL.
CROSBY 8 HILL.
6 HILL,
Cos, COZ, 609 Market Street.
TRANSACTIONS IMMENSE

have been the rule with us this past week. The CON
TINUED WARM SPELL has quite upset the calculations
of many manufacturers and obbers of business who
compelled sacrifice their stock hand for ready cash
In such emergencies they always to the retail who
can help them out A great many sought we
bought Of others didn't because didn't consider what
they offered bargain enough To these good things
which did buy and which propose sell for little
the store We haven't space enough to mention all
not majority of them Some special offerings of i'm
portance
Evening journal., 1902-11-18

a MANUFACTURER
WHO HAD COATS.
but who NEEDED the money worse-100
Misses and Childrgm's Coats. worth Sc
to s11..50, for
$500 TO S6.98.
Colors. navy, royal, brown, red and
castor.
A JOBBER WHO HAD MUSLIN
and who had to unload some of it
1000 yards HILL MUSLIN, 3G inches
wide; 5000 yards Unbleached Sheet
ing, yard wide, &c. sort,
4 1-2c yard.
Utica Sheeting, all widths, consider
ably less than others ask.
12hc. BROWN LINEN CRASH
TOWELING for
&c yard.
ANOTHER JOBBER OF GINGHAM
AND FIlANNELErTE.
who wanted badlyto tighten his stock;
the consequence is
1000 yards BEST APRON GING-
HAMS for
Sc yard.
Quincy Adams Lawyer"
"Blennhrlasset"
Evening journal., 1902-11-18

$500 yards SG-inch FLEECED
FHIANNElETTE 1215c. sort for
7C yard.
1900 yards HEAVY UNBLEACHED
CANTON FLANNEL, sort sold always
at 10c., for
&c yard.
1876 NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TlAlNS, for
85c a pair.
A BABY CAP HOUSE
sent us all the good samples they had.
On sale Wednesday for onls-half and
one-third less than regularly.
SOME OTHER GOOD THINGS from
various sources are;
25c white feet Fleeced Black Hosiery
for Women ................I9 pc. pair
25c. Boys Heavy Stockings. 19c.pair
Ivory Tipped Dress Stays, usually
lOc.,........ ............ .....tc. OOl.
LIBERTY SATIN RIBBONS, 3R and
Az inches wide. ......2O & 25c yd.
Value is % and 32c.
Children's School Umbrellas, value
40c., .....-. &c. edth
Boys Outing Flannel Night Shirts
special for .......... ......43c. each
T Books published at $3.50.
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Evening journal., 1902-11-18
SOC each

Books publish
For sale here
Evening journal., 1902-11-18

Quincy Adams Lawyer"
"Blennarlasset"
Evening journal., 1902-11-18

bouthsrn Railway Expires. dM D. D
gusta, Memphis and New Orleans: I, "A
y. M, daily sleepers TO New Orleans, Ma
con, Memphis, Nashville via Aahevilia
and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Lne-Express. i1M n
M, daily aleepers to Charleston. Macon
and Port inmpa: LOS a. m. daily, nlaaa
ers 20 Richmond and Jacksonville
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway-8u
m. daily, dining car and sieepers ts daa
clnnau.
seaboard Air Line Railway. .-ExprsnA
so a.. "a, daily Bleepers TO New Orleans
sna Jacksonviile. FLORIDA and Metre
ers 70 Atlanta and Tampa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
HILLS BORO.

from the Advocate
The public school will close April (.
Notwithstanding public sentiment TO
the contrary.
Mr. and Mrs G. L. Larson expect to
leave in day or so for III Paso. where
they expect 10 locate permanently,
superintendent KAISER. of the II. G..
NJ q NJ Co. recently made shipment
of ore from the Ready Pay that netted
over $50 20 the ton.
The closing of saloons on Sunday
seems 10 have the effect of putting "A
hghtiug edge on Hulsboro bug juice.
Two fahts were pulled off on Monday
Nj and Mrs ". II CarOthers drove
In from Andrews ON Monday. Mr.
Carothers reports the orc body on the
i00-foot level Of the El ono to be rap
idly increasing IN proportions.
JEFF ilrsch recently bought Antonio
Baldias ono.half interest IN the King
ston clam at the piacers. The other
hall interest 10 owned 10y George Bull
lard This property has considerable
Development Nori, done on it and con
siderable ore has been shipped and mas
2ouu tons of milling ore on the dump.
Manager Hirsch OF the Prosper
Gold Mining q Milling company. re-
ports the Cincinnati looking nettcr
than ever az the depth of IS feet. The
ore body Improving In botn quality
and quantity In few days the tim
herring OF double compartment shaft
will Zee commenced. Assays on average
sample lots from the Prosper and Gin
cinnati give returns OF $3.50 and $3.50
gold respectively
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
DEMlNC.

From tho Headlight
J. \ Mahoncy has secured the ser.
vices of g. l. Douglaa one Of the best
painters and decorators in the west
who fast week arrived from El Paso
Sigmpud Liudaucr. one OF Dem ing s
most prominent businessmen. Is living
sick AZ mis- residence In this city. II Is
stated hS his physician that Mr. Lin
daucr has pneumonia and the case Is
considered very serious Mr. Lindauors
many friends viii hope for his speedy
recovery.
For som, time past II as been re.
morcd that pr $ - Swope was TO
leave Dcmiug and teKc M his resi-.
lancc iu ~ pasO d. Swope mas now
frlly decided that he will mako this
change and wui leave for his new Geld
on the first OF April Mrs Swopc viii
remain In Demiug for tine as they
have property here that will require nj
tontiOu
After an absence Of several month &
Col ! +. McGrorty returned to his
home I'm this city asst Thursday. Dur
ing his absence Col McGrorty visited
Ireland where hc spent several months
with relatives The colonel went To his
native land 10 visit his sister who at
the time Of his departure was reported
20 be very sick hut AT the time of his
arrival hc found her so much improved
tnnt she was out of all danger. which
gave the colonel plenty of leisure to
travel through his native land
That leopard skin now on exhibition
at the store OF y \. Bolich Is the one
made mention of by the Headlight sew
eral months ago as having been pur-
chased by the citizens Of this city. and
was. when mounted ~ be presented 10
the first lady of New Mexico" Mrs.
Gov. NJ A. Otcro. of Santa Fo The
skin has been all this time being tan.
ned and prepared and when Mrs Otero
receives the slight token Of esteem
she will have the pleasure of being the
possessor Of a rug made from the skin
Of one OF the rarcst Of wild animals
that inhabit the southwest The skin
measures seven feet and four inches
from tip TO tip. The amin al killed
three dogs before being shot by John
Cravens
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
LORDS SURG
From the Liberal

From the Liberal
jim Ice. often called Irish. the Chi
ucsc restaurant man, who ran an eat
ing emporium in l.1rdshurg for many
years. whose place was burned out
about year ago has been in Stems
Pass tor some time acting rs chef for
Nh, Mineral Mountain employees. Jim
is not kept busy all the time doing his
work ANA has taken TO prospecting
Eugene Stickel the cowboy working
for the San Simon company. who fell
On the windmill couple OF weeks ago,
and fractured his skull. is iml loving
slowly, although not vet In a condition
10 move As soon as he Is able to
travel ho will bs sent to the county
hospital The san simon company
paid the doctors hill and for the care
OF him FOR a little over week, and
then refused -o ug responsible iog his
bills any LONGER.
The B'shec road runs a daily mixed
train between bcming and Douglas
The railroad officers say that as soon
as the passenger equipment, which has
been ordered, arrives. there VIII 10"
put on regular passenger train me-
tween these two points some time ago
the officers promised 60 put on pas
sengor train between Douglas aud FL
Paso. running from ncmlng 90 El
Paso over inc Santa Re road.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
SoCORRO.

From the Chioitain.
rho price of Socorro countys range
horses has doubled in the last few
months.
David Fdrr aud wife, OF Albuquerque.
were among the guests at the Windsor
Thursday
Prof =. A. Marcellinc has finished a
successful term OF school at San An
tonic and returned to Socorro
Company ii w'll give grand mill
tary halll in the Garcia opera house on
the night of Thursday. April %
Col + \. Levy is now residing in
Albuquerque bur hopes 10 visit his
many Socouo friends again soon.
Governor OtcrO has appointed W. w.
Jones surveyor at SoCorru county, l.. j.
otto who was elected 20 that position.
having failed 10 qualify
Hon. and Mrs, ElloEu Baca gave a
fCw of their friends a very pleasant
musical entertainment Wednesday eve.
ming al their home In the city
Charlie Brutun and family have he.
come citizens of Sogorro, having rent
ed IN, i j leoson property i'm the
south part ot town for one year
{. + Brown has added 20 his Collcc-
tion of Curius q ilne pair OF eIks ant.
lots plfN'HN'b l' Hllu ny "'lh l''a 'N'
chi Mr. Brown Is Justly proud OF the
acquisition
Or. =. G. Duncan of this city has
been appointed by Governor oteru as
delegate to the American Congress oi
TuaOfculpsis winch will convene In
NV York city May Il,
SoC1rrO now has a golf club ready
to begin play The club is properly
organized. thc paraphornalin has ar
rived and the links are laid out extend
ing from near the plaza westward Ia
the edge a. the city, thence northward
past thc cemetery and beyond tho
school OF Mines
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
CARL SBhD.
From the Argus

From the Argus.
Judge Lakewood. Mrs Gatewood and
Miss l.o;t,c left for their new home IN
Roswell MANY friends here wish
them much jos and prosperity wher.
ever they are.
rhc fruit prospects are exceedingly
bright just now, the recent cold nights
doing practically NO harm. even april
cots escaping damage Unless late
cold snap comes and which rs now uu.
likely this summer will see world
of peaches exported from Carlsbad
Dave Fitzpatrick, who has been
spending the winter here with his
friend, Jake Linn. left for his home at
Cunnersyille Indiana. The gentleman
has fallen In love with Carlsbad and
cur health giving climate and his many
friends look forward TO his return next
fall
\ movement is on foot To establish
an ice manufacturing plant at Carlsbad
To bee run In connection with the "lcc'
tric light plant II a favorable lease
can be arranged for additional power
the plant will be IN operation within
forty days.
District court opens in Carlsbad "
week from next Monday on March 81
The Jury commissioners are j. X.
Joyce, John r. Mathcson and \. n.
Pratt. and they have selected two very
good panels. Sheriff Stewar' and dep
uties are busy this week serving sum
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
SAN MARCIAl.

From the Bee.
The local Odd Fellows lodge Is On
rolling many new members
Engineer \ b Clark and family
are to move back to San Marcial from
Domiug
Fireman NJ l.. Sutton has taken a
sixty days lay of and Is spending the
time with friends in Chanutc. kas.
AZ the residence OF the grnom's
mother Wednesday evening March 20
Daniel T. Lyle and Miss Sarah Holm
we're Joined in wcdlock nv Rev Ed lie
Breton. in the presence Of few immo.
date relatives ana friends.
capt Jack has written Mrs Craw
ford that he has had bad luck with the
car load of horses he shipped 10 Den
yer last week According TO the uior.
nation he acted upon every animal
in the lot should have been accepted
by tac British agent But very few OF
them were accepted.
Robert White, deputy Masonic lee.
turrr of III Paso. spent Monday even
ing with the members of Hiram lodge
After adjournment those present al
iourned To the Harvey house and par
took of nice little spread ordered for
tho occasion
The park, under the care of Or. G. G..
Cruickshank, gives promise Of rapid
advancement this spring and summer
the doctor has shipment of trees
shrubs plants. etc. on the way, and
they will be set out to the best possihls
advantage for future effect.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
FAR MiNGTON.

From the Times.
with the Hyde company.
The property that will he subject to
taxation In the town limits Is estimat-
ed by the assessor to be about Slo9 600.
The exact figures will not he obtaina-
BILE for about a month,
The Hyde Exploring Expedition Is
the largest taxpayer In the county.
This year they will Ice assessed upon
property valuation of s23li most
of which is new property in the county.
Frank u. tampson and Miss Nellie
r. Campbell were married at the resi-.
dence of the brides parents. AT p. m,
Saturday. March IL, Rev j. G. Lord
officiating. Mr. iIamnson is from
Chama. yShere he Is employed as a
fireman by the Denver a. Rio Grandc.
The couple will return there this week
and will make that their future home.
Mrs. W H. Malett. of Alamosa. and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
Territorial Topics

city today. Mr. Hin Is the typical hoy
car tourist iio makes a circle OF the
United states and Mexico on an aver
age of once every six months. Unlike
the average professional tramp, Daviu
Us shrcwd and provident and was never
known TO be on the turf broke
one of the most unexpected discoy.
cries in the way of "a copper prospect
has been made by Mrs. John Locbech
Frank Quinlcy and Ben Wooster.
They have discovered that the waters
flowing from the Tres Hcrmanos mine
and flowing through the Tres Her.
manus canyon are pregnant with cop
per. They are now making arrange
mems with eastern promoters 10 treat
this copper iluid. If the very rivers
are to low with copper Las Vegas
should certainly do well as n mining
center
James Duncan. Jr assumed his du.
ties as deputy postmaster on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. j G. Kinney. OF Chi
cago, returned To that city. Mrs Kin.
nCy made many fricnas while here.
who will very much regret TO lose her
pleasant companicuship.
Tho hooks ot the Old san Miguel
Title Abstract company. sold under OK
ocution. were bought 10y George
Shields, who previously owned three
tcnths of them and had done the most
work on them
jim Aborcromhie. of Anton Chico.
who was In town to take In the cleo
ton. SAYS that he kept his sheep for
four months on ono water. but has now
removed thom 10 ,hc Pocos river mellow
Fort sumner His losses nave been
slight.
Miss Augusta Flcck and Charles =
O Mallory we're married Sunday eve.
ming 10y Father Foueet, the witnesses
being Frank Flock and Hiss Bessie
FLOYD
Two milk white burros Of average
size were seen or the streets Tuesday
morning They were perfect models
so far as hurro models 20. ard would
be n success posing Tor the Alto.
gothcr.' They belong 10 q family en-
route from Texas to Los Cerrillos.
Governor Miguel \ OtorO arrived on
30 Tuesday afternoon and went
straight TO the polls of his home ward
to cast his vote In the municipal clcC-
ton Governor OtrrO has been e resi-.
dent Of Las Vegas for twonty.fGur
wears He voted n republican ticket
lie walked TO the polls. Interviewed
10y an Onto reporter. Coz crnCr Otero
promised that il IT were possible he
and Mrs Otero would attend the cav
airy ball To be given at Hot Srrirgs
Friday night. April !.
Rats are supposed to desert sink
ine ship. but they DO not always desert
A building n proc "ss OF destruction.
About "A nundI ed fine white rats lett
their happy home this morning To the
delight OF a score of small boys, who
are now the proud and happy posses
sors of these rodents The rats in.
tested the foundation u an old ware
room back OF Rosontnal' $ place which
rs hciLg torn away rho boys tempted
tham ont of their hidiag places with
| bits If ham and captured them by
means ol horse hair lariot They bit
10 their Captors viciously and several
bleeding hands testified 10 the fact
| that tue yictors ala not get their spells
without struggle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
ORDINANCE NO. 1877.

Notice ordinance to build the side
walk on the north side of Gold avenue
between Fourth and Eighth streets.
ahutting lots Is. II. Is. Is. II. IS, 10.
20, p. %, 90. and -. In Block No rs;
lots 10, II, 10. lG. II, IS, 10. 90. 81 %.
%, and "a, in Block No. 10; Lots 10.
n. IS. l6. II, is, 10. 90. q. %. %. and
- in Block No. 20; Lots 10. II. II. IG.
:. IS, 10. 90 81, %. %. and -, in Block
~ of the y. NJ i. Co. addition to the
City of Albuquerque
BE il ordained 10y the City Council OF
the City of Albuquerque, New Mex
leo;
Whereas, In the opinion Of the City
Council OF the City OF albuquerque,
New Mexico, the building of the side
walk on the north side of Gold avenue
between Fourth and Eighth streets,
ahutting lots 10. II. -. Ii. II. is. 10.
90. = %, 23, and -, in Block No. Is;
lots 49, "A. 10, IL. II, IS, 10. 90. p. %,
%, and "a n Block No. 10; Lots 10.
IA. Is, rs, II, Is. 10. 90. ~ %, %. and
"a, in Block No. 30; Lots 49, ~ Is, t6.
:. IS. 49, 90, 81, % %, and - in Block
p. of the n NJ T. co. belonging 20 and
owned by Childcrs 4 Dohson, Nettic G..
Wardc. G. r Newcomer. receiver;
'lhld a. i'dlhii iN't ~ - i'ta'''i ANtr'.t
Nathan and Albert Eiseman. r. r..
StGf@os. Estate Jas Menaul y c. Col
Her, Jas. Mckenzie and VIM. c. VIII
liams ". H. rilton Francisco Baca De
Chavez. G. r. Myers. ". " Rlhble, y
VI Thomas. Jane and Mary Aud,
Christina Kent First National Bank.
Levi r. Thompson, Emma X. Hazel
dine Trustees OF Jewish Synagogue
Mrs u I. Anderson, Walton J. Brown,
Eva NJ Pcarce. John + Pearcc and
Eugene Cnderhill, Is necessary.
Section / That the above described
ScWarK bee and hereby rs ordered to
ho built Of cement. OF six tCot in width.
and To- accorlanc. with the grade to be-
furnished by the civ l'ue'noDr 10 he
begun and completed within go DAYS
after publication hereof and service OF
a copy hereof on tho respective owners
Of tn lots ahuttiug thereon.
Sec. .. That the city Marshal ho and
hereby is ordered to notify tho raspec-
'iy, owners ot the said ahuuius lots
or they be nonresiieuts OF the City
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
ORDINANCE NO. isC.

Notice ordinance tu build tho side
walk on The north side OF Gold avenue
between Third and Fourth streets.
abutting lots ~. ~. IS. Is. II. Is. 10,
20. 81 %, % and - in Block Il. of
the y. VI. r Cos add. TO the city of
Albuquerque
BE It ordained 10y the City Council of
the city OF Albuquerque. New Mex
leo.
Whereas, In the opinion of the city
Council of the City OF Albuquerque,
New Mexico. the building of the side
walk on the north side of Gold avenue
between Third aud Fourth streets.
ahuttiug lots Nos 10. ~ II. 10. II. Is.
10. 20 81. %, %, and -. IN Block II.
of The y NJ ] Co addition lclouuing
to and owned 10y John \. Ice. Annie
u. Smith, Pauline | kildherg y. u.
Franz Fred SCholle, J. c. Baldridge,
+, H. Kent. Christina Kent and NJ. y.
Stamm. is necessary
Section I. That the above described
sidewalk Lee and hereby is ordered to
be Quilt OF cement, OF ten feet Ia width
and H. accordance with the grade TO be
furnished ly the city Engineer. to be
begun and completed within 60 DAYS
after publication hereof and service of
copy hereof on the respective owners
of the lots abptting thereon.
Sec. 2. That tho City Marshal Ice aud
hereby is or Tered TO notify the rcsLec-
tive owners of the said ahutting lots.
or il they be non-residonts OF the City
of Alhuququeruue then the agent or
person in charge of said lots. by de
livcring copy Oi this ordinance To
them or such agent or person in
charge or if there ho no such agent or
person in charge then by posting a
copy hereof in conspicuous place on
said lots within 80 days from the
passage hereof and make due return
thereof to the City Clerk. with the
manner of service thereof irdorsed on
Il copy hereof And that the said re-
speCtivo owners thereof shall he there
10y notified and or Tered to build said
sidewalk the fun length of their ahut-
ting lots of the materials and dimen-
sions. ard within the time above speci-
fed. and ii they should fail thereof.
the City will, Ivy authority in it vested
10y Legislative Act of the Territory Of
New Mexico. entitled AN Act to Au-
thorize the Building and Repair of
Sidewalks in Cities. Towns and VII
lagos" proceed to build said sidewalk
and tax the cost OF the construction
thereof against the lots adjoining
thereto and tho owners of same
Duly passed by the City Council.
City of Albuquerque. March II. 1902
q. N MARION. Mayor.
Attest: G. W. MEDLER. City Clerk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

mons upon the Jurors chosen The doe
k,t les fairly heavy one. but without
some hitch now unforeseen should be
pretty well cleaned up before vXpira
ton ~ the term.
q has been decided to reopen the
Florence school for the next two
months, ana Misc Jdanita ilahos has
uocn engaged to teach.
Union CWu is receiving n steadily in.
creased membership -four Names being
at prosout posted for action of the
hoard nest month rs follows: w :.
Golden Elliott Hendricks j l.. and
G. e. Emerson
/. /. Diofcudorf. of Aberdeen. South
Dakota, came IN ON visit of obscrva.
ton last Sunday and is so well
pleased hat h" mas decided to invest
ana locate permanently lie is figur
iDr on buying some valuable properties
I'm this vicinity.
W. G.. Wocncr has let the contract
10 Guild him home on the corner of
Greene and llGldEucno streets II viii
lo constructed OF rock and Will contain
cifht rooms. II Is TO hC fitted put with
all modern ,onyCnicuccs and when fin.
ishod will ho one of the finest and
prctticst residences IN Carlsbad II Is
to cost about $1,000
Eugen, parisck. John Riehoimor end
Secretary W. 5. Golden. directors at
the pocos Valley Standard oil com
rany. left for the Guadalupes, Tues
day. to make final examination of the
copper properties on which they hold
options. chief of which rs tnc West
water mine. II Is pretty we'll deter
mined that the Standard OIL company
VIII buy outright upon the expiration
OF their option April T.