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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
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STOMACH BlTTERS
DAVE TO TIE FRONT.
tie Helped 10 &C, otcro Rcromin atst
Other ir.crcstirc Items.

nc Helped 10 Get Otcro RcNoniratad
Other interesting Items.
Special Correspondence.
Ccrrillus. n. NJ. Dec % Captain
W. T. Dame came home from Wash.
lnitou las, Friday nirht. whore re had
been to nelp along The New MoNico
dclt cation In ia Efforts to secure the
denomination OF Governor Otcrp That
the governor got q plum Us probably
due in part Ut least. tu the caI tain IS
assistance. for Dame ~ "A tulrraiiy
smooth worker Nv practical politics. "
be- wanted anything of a railroad com.
puny he would not tafry wuh the sec.
ton foreman II b. was the supctintcnd-
cnt hc wanted 60 see, auL on this priu-
ciplc. when he wants anything in poll.
tics he y Is To The fountain head Ills
war record helps him greatly IN mis-,
ne " one OF tho strenuous Kind That
finds favor in The eyes Of the president.
incidentally whilc on tnia trp. cap.
tain Dame arranged with tho r'Hl,
appointed Judge Baker. 90 Omaha frr
the clcrkship of the court. SO il iB said.
nnd he is likely 10 take up his rCsid
oupo iu Albuquerque In the near Ga
turc. II seems 20 ho generally under
stood trat this b. pretty good posi-
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
BLAND.
From the Herald,
John Ward. OF Albermarlc. has zone

From the Herald.
John Ward. OF Alhermarlc. has zone
TO Madrid.
Miss Mae sehh.n "a rapidly improy
ing and now able 10 hc out again
ilcnry lockhart 81 spending the
Christmas holidays with his family In
Albuquerque
Hank Ritter ana family left for Do.
lures. whore they viii reside iudcfn
iicly. MIR Ritter has job there maui.
INK ore.
Hal Finch Is In camp and expects ia
remain until the first ~ the year. lie
is doing assessment work on some
mining Gains owned by his mother
here
The halfway mousse nj Pena Blanca
has been abandoned II is now advisa
bile To bring lunch with you whca
making stage trip from ThornlCs
this way.
George Reid lett for Albuquerque in
search of employment. II he does not
succeed there In finding n suitable
berth he viii probably go ON to Art
iona.
Mrs Squire Smith and four Of hel
| children. who moved To AlhuqGerqu,
recently. returned To bland. Shaie the,
/ will reside In the future Mr. Smith
/ rs Ia California, and the oldest son II
now in Arizona.
The entertainment and dance al Al
bemarle Chrstmac night was well AT
tended. aud very delightful ey"uing'
entertainment was given by the Able
marie dramatic club. which. by III
way. has some very good performer
who display n great deal Of talent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
cAalsTmAs AT ALGoooNes.
Entertainment BY School Children
Marriages Announced.

SIctlHl correspondence.
Algodoucs \. 81. Dec. Son
Christmas eve the school chndfen of
this place. for the first time In their
lie. were given a regular old fashioned
Christmas. The teacher. q l.. Hovey
prepared member of dialogues and
rccitatious wmch wcr. delivered by
the school ca,ldTcn ia manner tina,
should have done credit 70 any commu
nifty a representation of the birth of
Christ was really beautiful Christ
mas presents were digtrlnutcd to the
cnil.tcn and all went away nappy Tho
vccltatinus OF Federico Miera. Anita
VIII. Lrccafite Luna. Juan Archie
que. jose Duran, paulita Gutiorrcs and
Jose Luna were exceptionally good
and would be a credit to any school iu
/ the county. Tho ouse was crowded
10 ita tull capacity Almus, the entire
! population Of the district wore pre-
ont Mr. l'uvey is certainly entitled
90 sroot credit for what he is doing o.
! uUiid u3 good school Boo this place.
There are several marriages In con
temptation here m the near future.
Juan Archihcquc TO Miss G. Lohatp.
/ David Gurulr ~ ALAS Petra Archihe
que, George T. PITTS to Miss isabella
Garcia. Prud,nrio Garcia TO Miss o.
Candelaria Andros Gonzales t. Mrs
l.orensa Muntoya all TO come of In a
few DAYS
/ Saturday night last there was a big
dance here given ny Juan Archihouuo
| IN honor Of his engagement To 'Nss
| lohato. y was largely attended 10y
the hest people o. the town,
The new schou! house ia now occu
pied by the school ard is large enough
to accommodate the scholars for many
/ years. Everybody Is pleased with H.
! There has been less sickness her,
the pas, year than there has been fol
/ many years past. Tho weather has
been very line for long time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
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EPISCOPAL. CHILDREN.
They Enjoyed Themselves IN Fine
STYLE last Mont.

Last night, a. the Grant hall on west
Railroad avenue, tie annual Christmas
Entertainment hy the st. Johns Epis.
cOpal church sunday school took place
and the attendance was quite large.
he tree, which was above the urdn.
AIRY IN size, was heavily iadened with
good things for the little people. and IL
was attractiycly and approp. lately ar
ranged.
During the evening and Just before
the Christmas tree was Invested of It's
presents. the following program was
rendered by che children:
"hark. ,nc Herald Angels Sing
by the Sunday 2, hool
Recitation Little PAuls Fist
Christmas Joe Walton
Music--"Gamos at Twilight
Dixon.
"kitten's Song By the Sunday
school.
Recitation Into the Christmas
Tree Catherine Strickler.
Recitation The Christening Of
Dolly Joe Campbell
Song sunday school.
Recitation christmas Treasures
-Edyth Chlldcrs.
song Johnnie Horner"--Lossi,
kcith.
Recitation 49, Selected -Elwood Al
bright
Lul aby-sunday school
Recitation - Some Day" -- Agnes
Childors.
Song Ny Fiist Music Lesson ~
Lola Black
Recitation Selected George Chan
ilpr.
while Shepherds Watch Theil
Flocks ny Might sunday school
Not the least enjoyable number on
the program was the Scotch recitation
by the Rcy, J Mcconnell. Of san Mar
cia' who IS spending the holidays IL
the city.
Dancing was allowed aud this de
llghtful feature was kept up until th'
midnight hour
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04

practice medicine. has gone 20 Santa
- The board recently mad printed
r. pamph ~ showing number ~ ques
flIus propounArd tO the d0rtor flr his
ausWora ans on tho laftcrs apelling u
common UuriH grammar aud plnctua.
tisu me board has undoubtedly scored
nno point
Miss Elia My Berger. Who was
elected secretary of tho Educational
Iassar.atur is the eldest daughter of
1 Col WIN N u.rf.r. editor NJ tho Can
ifni at Santa &c. who was tlo original
nrrauIfrr no tho a.lnrlati0n sixteen
years $500. ana .'s nrt rrrroiary y .i
! Bnrrnr It 70 teacher D.. the pu.i.s
Z SCHOOL 90 Santa w. o graduate o'
l OhafNu .H.'.E. r' Onto ani witt h.ing
| % thH Quite. .f secretary ~ thr nss9.
. ..3i Or 600 .sI. which will be-
lru.ri rri Of nH.n ail OBJ 'ho bnsl.
r''t ihi ..ii H.nH. oi Dr.. assocla.
itllu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
cEReILLos

From the Register
Warren Graham came up from Alhu-
tu.tquu sunday evening and spent
N1ucay at homo
o. J. Norm came 10 from his work.
na thr Santa Fc Central arl spent
Chr. 'uas al home
J. l.. Wells and wfc. and W A.
Er1wu ANA family spent Chust.. D.
with N.uluyr. frio is.
d. g. C.ta-NlW u tlc brr pH
jrir ~ hluu4u. r.uc N.inr dag DF.r
irr tctu.Elng tnru aN
Nrs Sha1raon wife ut nf Sholrns Do,
'Crwoil! county doctor tt SpN pCiY.
took thc train l,,H Tuesday evening
tor lor n.s homo Bon Arizona.
Mi.Ggs Rurta and Amelia Rogers
went Co Iany Wcduos day morning for
a few days visit with thor sister. Mrs.
y T. hermann
A. W Eamhrooi, AID family OF A'br
gucrquo came up The llst of tho wcDs
and scent Christmas with Mrs uau
brook s. parents Str. and Nts =. O..
IunD
q. j ratu.y. former ges.s'lu, yaI
u1 .,, 90, laUy, has rol' tp N.t'u
whore o." has accepted q better pu
tIou Ills rla'c at lauy Was taken ty
MI r. {. Gottiobach, oft Santa Fc.
Irving Harmon has just returned
fiona Topeka. whore ho was called 10y
tho death al bis brother. % brakeman
Who WIS run over p an engine at
WAGON Mound som" time ago.
Miss Naujr i,lis. OF ncrualillo. va,
has been attending The Las Ncsls
Normal q DOL spent sunday and Mon
day tuuus frcud8 here. taking Tn,
YN e.. FtI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
DEFINING DOikGS.
X. Of p. sall--interosting Outside
Sports--Tcrnis Matches.

Spoclhl correspondence.
Deming, y. NJ. Doc. 3O--The
Knights of Pythias ball held at the dc.
pot hotel last Friday evening WAS
markedly successful. although not
many from outside we're In attendance.
the local society made mp for this so
well that thorc was no room to spare
as II was. 10 good music and good
door was added an excellent supple.
mont IN the way oi roircshmcnt. May
the Knights ui pythlas continue their
successful Cafc,r.
Saturday afternoon the brouco.bust
inE contest created deal OF excite.
meat Pat Nun was carried under a
shea roof by his horse aud scrapcd on
but after the contest he gave an cS.
hihltiOn riding Of the same horse which
showed that Il was not because he
could not rido that che bronco had dis.
mounted him. Pong a cowboy former
~ from Arizona, did some Hno riding.
ana VIII Foster WAS a good man him.
self, but his horse dih not respond as
camcly aa ala the other two. The
judges decision waa somewhat OF a
surprise. as Mt Nun WIS declared the
winner Of the frs; money. hut hia fine
straight riding before he was scraped
on his mount and his gamencss IN de-
cidiug Ia ride again when he had no
expectation of winning since. whether
by tuckng or not. ne had been dis
mounted. doubtless turned the scale 90
his favor. aud be- was heartily cnnrrat.
ulatod on his luck and pluck pons
won SECOND and Foster thru.
Sunday took place on th-' course OF
the DominF Tennis club. "a very good
exhibition Of tennis Va the tournament
| for the l.uug county championship
| double ana sIugie. Tho entries were
iiIH. .anih Il. u. Smith Jr. Fred Pol
| Hard ; hog rs. ~ b. Lloyd and Mr..
owens tno drawing Tor the prclim.
| iua,tCs resulted as follows.
T. r. Smith. Jr.. won from liuch
Smith. Go. and Cd
Ponard won from Lloyd, 81 and GO
| Rogers won from owens. 81 and Ct
| In the dIaN for the semi finals g. a.
Smith arow the out aud Pollard won
| from Rogers, 90. and 90.
+ smitn and Pollard are to play on
| the finals on date TO be- agreed upon
J In the doubles. Pollard and Rogers
| defeated +. Smith and lloyd by n
| challenged 10y T. Smith and b. Smith
who defeated them by a score OF 6-3
and G.s.
! nr Farrell He'd Sunday afternoon
| The death v caused by hcmor
rhago induced by the Joltlng OF the
wagon in which he had ridden out Ia
Wow the races that morning. Dr. Far
| rcil had not been win us long but was
highly esteemed rs man and u ply
stefan lie came here for his health.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
a SAD FAREWELL.
hutzel. Who Had Charge Of the plard
iictaid. Gets Even.

For the PAST t,w mOatha while VIII
Ncrfs cd ter and puNuau'r OF the
hllul Herald wac Ia tho employ Of
The Citi.cI aa ~. itafcliHg representa-
Eve. D., had .n charge ut the Herald
l.. f. nutzcll The other day Sir
Mcuts had purchaser fof The Herald
and. at course. he made sale. To Mis-
surprise. the last issue Of tue Herald
contained. without Nj Acnts' knowl-
edge. the following pathetic. sad fare.
wcll' from ilutzoll and it 81 here ro.
produced for scrap hook purpoaca.
a SAD FAREWELL
wan tins iasuo. dear rcadcrs, We
leave you. We turn the ruling co
power ol the Golden Cochiti over To an
o.h,r. and we hope bot,cr and hand
sum,r man It is, however. with many
h,artachc3 and bitter tears. that We
have .uumlttod to this change. az we
have many very dear friends In this
camp, VINO. We know. will shed as
many hriuy tears al our departure aa
do We. hut. kind friends. that cid
adagv--'Iho lest of friends must
part. is true In the general. and as We
are somewhat of a fatalist. We believe
that what is 90 bo. viii be, consequent
~ w0 resign ourselves TO our fate and
trust aye we even pray that our
dear. beloved frionds IN Bland Will
soon become reCunCilcd To Their fate
at losing Us. even a. do we AT being
lost.
while We write these few lines
when come from the very depths OF
our manly and loving heart, the litter
tears course down our noble checks
aud drop onto our beautiful mahogany
desk anl there calmly roll down In
lttla riyulots onto our beautiful vclya
carpet. there forming into little pools
into which the poor. innocent little
o'utjpoics and other small animals
that have boon want TO calmly nestle
up close to us on these cold. wintry
nights and have become very dear to
VS.. Will meet an untimcly death by
drowning.
Kind friends weep not BUt let ug
hone that there ig better place above
whore VIC may some day meet ncvcr
more to part. and-woll dear readers.
our cup OF saautsF is Overlooking ana
$50 shall have to stop and put ON our
| oversize. and roll w our ueuts. as our
foe' are getting wet H. the pools OF
| tears that are fast forming around us
Adicu' kind friends. adicu'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
oelL~P NOTES.
Interesting Topics From the Capital OF
Mckinley County.

Special Correspondence.
Gallup. y. NJ Dec. est rs said
Tina. the Christmas festivities at the
cnurchcs were Il success and the little
folks well pleased with their part In
the celebrating
That the holiday trade Was good and
the patronage very fairly diYued
That the firm OF Russell A Elsie
are getting IN fine selection at mid.
winter goods.
That the quotation party was a
very pleasant social event and some
OF the representations of titles Of books
were well thought out.
That Miss blanche Mulnohand won
first pri2o guessing authora rom quo.
tations and titles OF hooks from repre-
scntatiou. Frank Patterson carrying
on the BOBBY prize 4. e. Smith. oi
Gibson, got first prize guessing csc
numbers "a the album Of celebrities
Miss Stolatllishop getting the loony
prize.
That our teachers did not SO to Al.
bnqucyuuc during vacatiun ns they had
intended To do
That the teachers are planning a re-
ceutiou 10 hc given TO the patrons of
the schools
That Miss George Russell made a
decided hit as pianist ia the grand or
chostfa that played for the Christmas
ball
That there Ia 10 be union watch
meeting al the Methodist church on
New Year eve. Hours from . to II
a social, from 10 Ia II. music. from
II Ia II religious services. All invited
to attend.
That Miss Katie Cunningham ant
a.. - A.
from Albuquerque for vacation
That the music furnished for IL,
Christmas carnival 10y an orchestra OF
twenty or more pieces was fine ant
greatly appreciated by the dancers. as
also 10y those who only went to look OF
and listen.
That the members 81 the Mun,ezuma
band and the 4. r. u. orchestra nav,
just cause for pride in the succesa 81
their hall. rhe attendance was tn,
largest OF ~ dance ever ncld IN n,
opera house. which w the largest hal
In town, ana many who do not dance
or 80 To see dancing bought tickets 1,
show their appreciation OF tho two mu
steal organizations, which were com
bned tor the evening
That Miss Jennie Bay less Ia clorLinj
In the New York store,
That a movement Is ON foot To pur
chase n strip of land near the hiel
school .uilding for the beginning of
public park.
That subscription viii be- heado,
and put Ia circulation to raise monc'
To build n band stand thereon and 70
the purchase OF some seats.
That IL IL now In order 10 be 10,
ting down those good resolutions
which are TO 20 into effect with N,
turning over new leaf on new Year
day.
n That are rumurs Of matrimonial On
~ Tagcmcnts soon to be announced.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
NEW MEXICO EDUCATORS.
Resolutions Passed lust Before Ad-
ournment-- Other Interesting
Notes.
tpUCAT oNAl COUNCIL offCtRs.

just before the sixteenth annual
meeting of the Educational association
~ New Mexico adjourned last SDiur-
day. the committee on resolution In.
truducrd the following resolutions.
which were unanimously adopted;
Resolved. That the thanks Of this
association ARE hereby rendered To- me
trustees Of the First NJ. 4. church for
the use OF the church In Which to hold
our opening meeting
10 the board of education Tor Tho
use uf their commodious and comlorta
hlc High school room In which the
meetings Of the association have been
held
To the Santa Pc railroad for reduced
rates tu and from the association.
To the singers and musicians for
their most excellent music
TO the silver city Normal school
girls and teacher Miss Ellis Tor their
most excellent exhibition IN physical
culture exercise.
Received. That 1t IL the sense ~ this
association that tho territorial hoard
OF education cause to hc prepared 1,
uniform course VI study for county
normal Institutes.
Resolved That we hereby tender
vorsity and public schools for the very
pleasant reception given M the first
evening in the High school room and
for other courtcsics shown during the
entire mec,ng of the association
Resolved, Ihat this association re-
news IT'S memorial to congress concern
Ing public lands. and earnestly asks IT,
careful consideration by that body.
The adoption Of thcs" resolutions
were followed 10y the auditing commit
tee reporting balance If moro than
$500 In the treasury after all bils had
been paid.
Then followed the nominating com
mittoc. submitting the names of a.,
new officers OF the association. which
were published complete in The Ciu
zen of last Saturday afternoon
Prof &. NJ. Light Of the SuYor city
Normal school. was appointed 10 IN,
embarrassing OF the committee to ar
range for an educational exhibit foi
the Louisiana Purchase exposition.
An appropriation OF So was mad,
for hoadlunr'crs for New Mexico al
the National Educational association
convention. which VIII convene III,
coming new year at Minneapolis
MINI.
With Prof II u Richards, az chair
man, a committee was appointed 10 az
range for the publication OF the min
uics Of the association from the tim,
a. It's inception.
AZ announced ia lac Citizen ias
Saturday afternoon. the convention
then adjourned and next December tbs
r"ycutoonth annual convention will b,
held In East Las Vegas
Following the adjournment of IN,
convention. In the afternoon an inter
osting council soss ON % the associa
ton was hold at which the following
members OF the educational counci
were elected.
" r. Borncr. Carlsbad W. n Deck
cr pinos Altos ! 4 Wood. Santa 10
w A. Chapman. Ration +. - \ Cock
,rell Las Vegas, Hiram iadlcy. La
Cruces, A. u. Struup, DominV Mrs
Elizabeth Jackgon. Saver tity Maggi,
Buchcr i-as Vegas. George Il. HaH
gett. Xuni.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04

Yesterday afternoon, at the fair
grounds. thc Agricultural college team
won agniust TIE local government In
dian school eleven In one N the finest
exhibitions OF foot ball ever played IN
this city. the score being 10 o.
Tomorrow afternoon, NJ 3 o'clock.
the Agricultural college will go up
against strong team organized from
the ranks of the Albuquerque Guards,
and the southern boys are confident OF
winning.
Tonight, AT the Armory, on West
Gold avenue the Albuquerque Guards
viii entertain the visitors nom 7.21
Wt.l ~ O'Clock. and an active ana as
sociato members Of the Guards are Ic
uuostyd 10 bee present. II Hiii be- an
Informal reception hut the opportunity
viii bee given the college boys To get
better acquainted with the members oi
the Albuquerque Guards and friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
Misses barbara and Adele HuDnell.
the pretty daughters OF Hon. and sirs.


!, l.. Hubhell, are at Prescott, Arizona
on n visit to Mrs Incz Morrison dangh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r.. Morri
son,
Tomorrow night the last ball Of the
year will ho given Al the Commercial
club. and the watch out of the old
year" will be INDUCED Ia by a merry
party of club mcmbcig. with their
wives and lady friends.
A large majority OF the teachers.
who attended the educational assoCia.
tion convention last week have return.
cd to their respective homes A few
fingered In the city Ia attend the meet
ing VI the Christian Endeavorers.
O. W. strong {, Sons delivered IA cas-
ket M NtrigcO yesterday for the re-
mains Of Adolph Sylvester, aged 70.
who died AZ his home In the above
place yestordav morning OF pneumo.
mia. Burial was held at Atriscp to
day.
Last Saturday afternoon at the Al
bright Art Parlors, the Silver Oity Nor
NAL school basket hall team had their
| pictures taken in a group. The manag
ar and oyeTseer al the team. Prof
, Hugh A. owen, was present and his
picture Is among the group.
Louis Phi. Oh. Leitze, a civil engln
Ger and surveyor. OF Buffalo, N. Y.
with his fanny. will make Albuquer
que his nome In 'sy months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
siLVER CITY.


From IN" lNutUcnOt
Miss Mamie Bunker. Who rs teaching
school "A eastern Ari1ola. returned 10
silver city 30 spend the holidaye with
her family
A. II. Hnrllcc ESQ who is ono Of The
Charleston exposition commissioner.
has succeeded In stttlng together n
very crodtallc mineral exhibit from
this section lIc viii shin IL about zoe
lirst at Tho year
n g. Myers. of Gold mn. arrived In
town Sunday oyonluU aud carly Mon
day morning he was taken go the hos.
pital rs 1t was found he vas suffering
from pneumonia. Mr. Myers is AN old
timer in this section and bis friends
hope for his rapid recovery.
Mrs Patrick Ro2C accompanied by
her two daughters. Misses Maud ana
Laura arrived last week from Giohe
90 spend the holidays with Mir. aaI
Mrs. William Rose and family In this
city Miss Maud Is "a student q, the
Arizona university At TuCrtH.
samuel ECklcs, ST, nc old t.Mn auI
respected resident OF Grant ruauty.
Was taken quite gorionaly U az bis
home In this city Friday cyDuiue with
hcmorrhalcs. he rallied from o., at.
tack however. aud yesterday wax re-.
ported To hc doing quit, as wen ts
could he expected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04

~. y, NOUS, 4 Denver mining man M.
torostcd "a Grant county property. is
in the city.
ST. George Robinson. who recently
established branch hardware store
in Clifton, Il home 60 spend the ho!i
days.
r. J. Parrish b. the name of q youug
mining ana civil engineer sent out Y
Denver parties to examine properties
IN this ..strict.
Mr. aud Mrs W n White have as
their guest tor the holidays. their
nephew. Sergeant Bevln. a young at
torney Of Estcryillr Iowa.
T.. j. Franz superintendent of the
azure aiming company. one OF the
largest turquoise producers iu the
world. was ia Monday from the tur.
quolsc camp about fifteen miles from
the city.
Mrs Mcclure, mother Of Roy Bayue.
received she best Christmas present
possible this week In tho -t1vc OF IN.
formation that the second upcrat ION
hid been performed ON Roy's legs. that
they wore entirely straight now. and
that the eminent surgeon IN charge
had assured him that be win lo able
10 walk within several months timc.
Roy is expected home IN few wccho
when h. will receive "A royal reception
at the hands of his hosts OF friends IN
this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
DAYS Are lenatheninn.

The days have now begun 10 length
g.. very slowly Right after the new
year the clerk of tho weather viii
shift the machi1ngy Fo gs rr ianstheu
The days at the rate oi about scyontY
Eve seconds On ,ny .aui 90 day, last
Saturday. the actual 'uc u.,'..n sun
rise and sunset was only u'na hours
and twenty minutes 4 month hence
on January Il, the sun viii come iu
view lut one minute earlier. and sinh
beneath our sight thirty-four inmate.
later. making the difference only thlr
ty.hyc minutes. Then. however. day
light VIII again rapidly lcnethen ua,i
we reach the summer soiHticC on tho
2lst of Juno. when the day Is the long
est ri tnP yCgr