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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
Montana Undertakers.

Great Falls, Mont. July 2i.-An In
teresting discussion is expected before
the state undertakers' convention
which began here today over the prop.
osition OF Butte members of the assc.
citation for the construction of a crem.
atory In that city for the reduction to
ashes os the bodies of deceased per
sons and also for the reduction OF the
carcasses OF animals and also garbage.
There is considerable sentiment
against the idea Of joint crcmatory
and lively debate is expected. The
convention is well attended. the pre-
siding officer being +. l.. Flaherty, Of
Helena.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
Democratic Pow Wow,

Boston. Mass. July 24-There was
an exodus of democratic politicians to
Nantasket today for the big meeting
and dinner Of the New England Demo.
cratic league which IL to take place
this afternoon and evening. The pre-
siding Officer will be Mayor Patrick A.
braces such prominent party leaders
as William J. Bryan. Edward NJ Shep-
ard. OF New York Senator Edward w.
Carmack, of Tennessee, and Senator
Joseph ". Bailey OF Texas. While the
affsir Is intended to mark the formal
opening OF the congressional campaign
In Massachusetts,. the prominence of
the speakers gives assurance that IL
will not he without it's bearing on the
national campaign two years hence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
BUYING MINES.
New Workers Purchase Mining Group
Down in Sonora,

II is announced that Phelps, Dodg
4 Co. Of New York. have come into
control Of the Sonora mining
properties at La Cananea, Sonora, Mex.
leo, adjoining those OF the Green Con.
solidated mining companies. says a dis.
patch from Phoenix. Arizona.
The reported sale was confirmed by
Superintendent Walter Douglas. Of the
Copper Queen company. The sale was
negotiated by Professor James Doug.
las, OF the Phelps Dodge interests. and
=. +. Morss. Or II. jameson and Hugh
McGowan. OF Indianapolis represent.
ing the lndiana-Sonora Copper and
Mining company.
The Phelps. Dodge company secures
n majority OF the stock OF the Indiana
company. and although the exact con-
ditions are not known. II .s known that
the Phelps Dodge people take the man.
agement.
The Indiana. Sonora company has ex.
perienced much trouble in handling the
property during the past year and vel
comes the transfer because OF the
standing of the Phelps-Dodge company
and its facilities for working the prop.
erty.
These mines attracted attention
some time ago when they were in con.
tention OF a big lawsuit. They were
owned originally by l.. Linsay. Of Los
Angeles. who gave an option on them
20 the Indiana people. Senator VIM.
A. Clark. of Montana. became inter.
ested and made determine. fight In
the courts to get possession but failed.
w. G. Greene. OF the Greene Consoli.
dated Mining company, also was q
claimant. but after expensive litigation
the title finally rested in the Indiana.
Sonora company.
The claims amount TO 100 pertenen.
cias.
S. A. Provot, formerly OF the Copper
Queen shelters, will be the nev super.
intendent
The advent of the Phelps Dodge com
pany in the Cananea district will bring
that section into greater prominence
than ever before.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
A DEMOCRATIC THREAT.
They viii Oppose Statehood for Ger.
tain Reasons.

The following special telegram from
Las Vegas appeared In the Denver Re-
publican. JULY 20:
20. ~ Marion. chairman Of the dem.
ocratic central committee OF the terri.
tory. has issued call for meeting Of
the committee in Albuquerque August
2. Al this meeting will come an i'm
rcrtant question affecting statehood.
II will be proposed at the meeting that
II the democrats are not allowed a
preventative on the boards of cleo.
ton this fall. the party will oppose the
admission Ct tn, territory TO the un-
Ten
The above telegram AMI an editorial
in the LIS Vegas Optic was called to
the altentlcn 81 Mr.. Marion this morn
ing. and h acknowledged that he
would propose 10 the democratic party
throughout the territory. at the forth
coming central committee meeting. TO
oppose statehood II the republicans
did not allow the democrats represen-
tation on the registration and election
boards.
Speaking for this county, the demo-
Gratis have always had representation
on the two boards.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
COCHlTi ITEMS.
A Batch Of Interesting notes From the
Golden District.

A correspondent al Bland. writing to
the New Mexican. sends the following
items OF interest To that paper:
j. ID. May is now the sole owner of
the Bland tunnel and has started work
on il.
Bland turned out in full force last
week 10 the Indian dance AT Cochiti
and mildly speaking, all had hot
time.
Leyha brothers have taken the con
tract 10 deliver $50 tons oil ore from
the Washington mine TO the Woodbury.
mill.
T., w. Marksbury, one OF our bust.
ness men, made visit To Albuquerque
last week.
Lawrence Howell returned few
days ago from Mexico. glad he says, to
get back to where life is a pleasure.
7. j. jerks. superintendent OF the
Golden Cochitl Tunnel company. has
returned and Is now pushing work on
the tunnel.
A swell dance in the camp on Satur.
day night trespassed somewhat on
Sunday morning, but no harm was
done.
Robert Hennessey and George Buck
drove to town on Saturday In the most
complete up TO date rig that has ever
struck the camp.
$. w. Young has deal about closed
whereby the Monument claim will pass
into the hands Of w s. Strickler and
Geo. l.. Brooks, Of Albuquerque. This
Ia a valuable claim. especially II furth-
er development Is done on II.
Considerable activity as well as anx-
iety has been manifested at Bland dur.
ing the past week. activity in getting
ore to the Woodbury. mill and anxiety
a. TO It's success. The mill has been
running only a part Of the time on nc.
count OF delay In getting the dynamo
which has gone astray on the road
somewhere but is now expected today.
After II arrives II will be put In place
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26

Putin-Bay, Ohio July 24.-The Sec
ond and last days session OF the an
nual convention OF the United States
League of Local Building and Loan AS.
sociatious was marked hy even a
larger attendance than that of yester.
day. President Kostmayer warned his
associates that heavy days work
was before them in order that final ad.
journment might be taken this even
ing Jay w sutton of Sault Ste. Marie.
Mich. led off with few notes on the
practiCability of the Interchange of
funds between state associations and
James Clarency, of Philadelphia. fol
lowed with an In eresting address on
The Workingman's Opportunity Jo-
seph +. Walton. of New Orleans. closed
the forenoon session with an elaborate
and able argument concerning legisla-
ton affecting building and loan asso.
Citations The speakers this afternoon
included Charles w. Nagle. of Belle
vue. Ky; Theodore Seldom, OF Chi
cage u Eldredge. of Boston. and r
W. Thomas, OF Toledo. This evening
the meeting will be brought to a close
with the election of officers and the Sc
lection OF a place for holding the con.
vention next year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
saaasta Celebrates Birthday.

Madrid. July 2i.-Senor Sagasta. the
Spanish prime minister, was the re-
cipient Of innumerable congratulations
today on the occasion of his seventy
NTH birthday anniversary. The felici-
tations came from the young king
from the queen mother and from emf
nent persons in all parts Of the king
dom The venerable premier Is begin
ming 10 feel tie weight of his years
and his desire To rellnqulsh ONCE and
retire 20 private life lis no secret. But
Spain can III afford To spare his ser
vices. After much hard work he has
succeeded In bringing the country's
finances and internal affairs into .
more satisfactory condition than they
have been since the war with the
United States. II Is interesting to re-
cau the fact that In his youth Sagasta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
EXPRESS ROBBERY.
American Artists Make q Haul on
Mexican Central.

The Local express once has received
information OF an express robbery on
the Mexican Central railroad.
The FL Paso Heraid's special dis
patch from chihuahua says. The Mex.
lean Central train bound for Ell Paso
and due there tonight. was held up
near Bermejillo yesterday by three
Americans. who secured what is es-
timated as $4,000 from the Wells.
Fargo express messenger.
The Americans boarded the train
and quarreled with the conductor
about his ticket. The train was stop
ped for the purpose OF cjecting him.
when two accomplices boarded the ex.
press car, covered the messenger and
compelled him to give up his funds.
The mt mbers OF the train crew were
taken unaware and the robbers Sc
cured their booty and made their es.
cape. without any trouble. Nobody
was injured. as very few OF the pass.
engers knew what was happening un-
I'll the robbery had been committed and
the escape o: the robbers completed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26

was one " the most vigorous revolu.
tionists and untiring intriguers Of his
race. By profession he is civil en-.
gineer and AZ various times when he
has been out OF power in the govern.
ment he has supported ~ htpself as
teacher or journalist. When he was
only 90 years old he was elected TO the
cortes. He allied himself WITH the lib
erals and twice had to fee to- France
for his life Hi5 first ministry was
that of the interior, under General
Prim. and since then ne has been
prime minister time after time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
On Friday afternoon.

on rTiuay AFTERNOON.
In letter to The Citizen. Mrs. Hen.
~ lockhart requests that her paper be
stopped and that she would leave for
albuquerque In few days. Mrs Lock.
hart has besn at Pagosa hot springs,
Colo, the pastfew months. 4" $50 i19
Harry Johnson and wife are reyeiing
in the smiles 81 d hne baby girl which
reached their home several days ago.
The news Of the arrival OF the little
lady was quietly circulated among
i.arry's many friends last night
Regular meeting OF albuquerque En-.
campment. No. 4, |. q. o. r., this eve.
ming at o'clock. All patriarchs re.
quested to he present Visiting broth.
ers cordially invited to attend. Degree
work. Refreshments. d. q. Miller,
scribe.
j. Il. Elder. captain OF the Abuquer.
que guards. received a postal this
morning from the guards who went to
San Antonio. Texas. to attend the
state encampment of the Texas state
militia. The postal states that they ar.
rived at San Antonio all right and that
all the boys were In good spirits.
Thad. Van Horn. travelling freight
and passenger agent for the Rock Isl.
and with headquarters at FL Paso. is
In the city. Mr.. Van Horn, before go.
ing to FL Paso. was employed In the
Santa Fee Offices at Wichita. Kan. He
is an old time friend Of II. willard
Myers, cashier at the local Santa Fe
freight depot.
J.W. Adams, Of the Adams Printing
of Pine Bluff. Ark, after So
Journing here for the past few months.
expects to leave for his old Arkansas
home sunday morning. He will return
In the fall. and rumor has II that ne
will then begin the publication of a
democratic Sunday morning weekly
in this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
coNsEc RATION TOMORROW.
Archbishop Peter eourgade will be A..
sisted by Bishops Matx and
Grsnion and sixty Priests.

The conservation OF Rev. j. y. Pita-
val to be auxiliary bishop Of the do
cese of Santa Fee will take Place to-
morrow morning at the cathedral, at
the territorial capital. the ceremonies
to begin at . o'clock sharp. Tickets tn
the conservation are on sale at the
Office OF Vicar General Anthony Four
chegu and the cathedral. The conse-
orator VIII he Most Rev. Peter Bour-
gade, archbishop of Santa FEE. assisted
by Right Rev. N. Matx, bishop Of Den
yer. and Right Rev. II. Gran1on, bishop
of Tucson. Between ffty and sixty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26

Contractors are no. working on the
second nifty kilomete, from Chihua.
hua east ana accordineo the terms Of
contract, must complete the work ny
October } next. The ct.,pany hopes
to nave trains running film this city
to point 100 kilometers eat by Octo.
her 10 next. The company purc based
two vessels. one sail boat and one
steamer. to transport the maSGIal from
Guaymas to Port Stillwell. AlDut 100
kilometers Of grading has bee, con.
structed from the coast this way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
American Pllurlma.

Rome. July 2i.-The pope today re-
oeived the American pilgrims, headed
by Rev. f. II. Porcile, OF Brooklyn,
N. Y. The party aggregated 200 per.
sons The pontin was greeted with
hearty cheers. The pilgrims present.
ed the pope with $1,000. The pope
stood and bestowed his apostolic bene.
diction on the pilgrims. The pontiff
retired amid cries Of Long live Leo,
God bless the old man"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
carcs Of Thanks,

I, wife of Henry Fisher deceased,
wish 10 thank the laries OF the Ladies
Home Mission Society OF the Highland
bers OF the Ancient Oraer Of United
Workmen and the local order OF rail.
road switchmen. for the kindness re-
ceived in my late bereavment. ! also
thank the local railroad employees for
the flowers contributed.
MRS. JENNIE FISHER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
Opposition 70 White.

West Liberty Ky. July 24.-l here
is a lively contest on in the democratic
congressional convention of the Tenth
district In session here today. Con
gresham Banford White Is candi
date for denomination and is opposed
by Judge Amos Davis. OF Morgan. and
Frank Hopkins, OF Floyd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
Base Bali Aspirants.

Col. II. 4. Twitchell is after the
scalps OF the Albuquerque and Santa
Fe base ball teams. He has secured
the ball grounds for the season and
Is getting n team togetoher. In a
short time Ration Albuquerque and
Santa Re will be invited to meet their
doom like little men-Los Vegas
Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
LIVELY TIME.
L. Gradi and c. 0rande Led q st~enu
Gus Life,

The efficient committee OF tie G.. Co
lombo society. l.. Gradi ana G. Grande.
who worked hard and faithfully for the
success OF the recent picnic. went out
yesterday TO settle up bills so they
could view the work as well done.
They were driving Mr.. Grande's small
pony which behaved well until going
up Railroad avenue. when II commenc-
ed to sprint. Soon after the rubber
tired buggy passed Second street the
pony sighted he borrow passageway
between delivery wagon and the side
walk. II went In. but as the buggy Ii
over two feet wide II did not. The bug
Ky stopped, the two members OF the
committee went on for short dis
lance, the pony tried to climb a tele-
phone pole or two but no one was
hurt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
vermont Democrats Meet.

Burlington. Vt, July 24-Democrats
OF Vermont assembled in state conven.
ton here today and were called to or.
der by r. $. Childs. Of Brattlehoro. A
full state ticket is to he named. Indi.
cations point to the selection OF +. w.
McGettrick, Of St Adams as the gu
bernatorial nominee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
M'ktNlEY CLUB.
Organized In Old Town--Nsw on.
icers Elected,

The Mckinley republican club Of
Old Albuquerque was on Tuesday eve
ming last. reorganized for the present
political campaign with the following
officers; Nestor Montoya. president,
Modesto &. Ortiz. vice.president. Thorn.
as Werner. secretary. and Judge Sc
fernio Crollott, seargent at arms and
organizer The first regular meeting
OF the club will take place on the first
Sunday In August, when new members
will be added to the already large list.
The club will take a very active part
In the approaching campaign.
7. A. North. Of Cerrillos, Is in the
city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
General poE,r Returns.

New York, July 24-General Horace
Porter. who has been enjoying a two
months leave of absence in this coun-
try, sailed today on La Savoie to re-
slime his duties as United States am.
bassador at Paris.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26

A letter received at this Office the
other day from Captain Jack Crawford.
the poet scout nj San Marcial, has
been turned over to J. w. Edwards,
the Grand Army commander. II con
Germs another one-man entertainment
1. this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
MRS. JENNIE FISHER.

On Tuesday afternoon. August 8. at
the home OF the brides brother In Kan.
sas City. Miss Jessie Marie Mcmillan
and Prof. Andrew Benton Stroup. the
newly elected superintendent OF
schools here, will be married. Miss Nc
MILAN lived here for three years and
taught In the public schools. Both
have many friends who will rejoice In
their happiness
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
CONSTRUCTION WORK.
Kansas CITY. Mexico C Orient Railway
il Doominn.

Chihuahua. Mex. July 2i.--Construc-
ton work on the Kansas City. ...exico
4 Orient railway Ia being continued
steadily at three distinct points in the
republic OF Mexico The track from
Chihuahua east reached n point on the
river opposite the town Of Albania and
as soon as the bridge is in order trains
will be running to that place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26

r. l. Washburn. the Second street
clothier believes in taking a rest from
business cares once In while, and
last night he left for his old home in
Massachusetts, He will be absent
about month, and while away he will
purchase the fall and winter stock OF
goods for his store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26

A corps OF surveyors OF the Colo
RADIO & Gulf Durango a. Clifton rail
road are at work on Blue river about
forty miles north OF Clifton. Cooking
coal has been found on the line be
tween Fort Defiance and the San Juan
river
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26
The Best Prescription for Malaria,

Chills and fever is q bottle of Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic, II IL simply iron
and qunine In a tasteless form. No
cure; no pay. Price, soc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26

George W Knaehel, a prominent at
torney Of Santa Fe, who has been tran
sactirg business in the city the past
few days. returned home last night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26

consecr0tlOn OF Catholic bishop can
not but make deep impression upon
all those who witness II. irrespective
OF creed or opinion.
Coming from Colorado.
The Denver Republican says: Sew
eral members Of the local Catholic
clergy. besides a number OF laymen
win go to Santa Fee. N. NJ, to attend
the conservation Of Rev Father Pita.
val, which has been set for Friday
morning at $50 o'clock. Father Pita.
val was formerly pastor ut Aspen and
Durango. He has just been chosen by
the pope as auxiliary to Archbishop
Bourgade Of the diocese Of Santa Fe.
Several bishops from Colorado will
be present at the conservation. among
them Bishop N. G. Matz OF this do
cese Besides the bishop there will go
from Denver Rev. y. A. Phillips. chan
cellor OF the diocese Rev Henry Rob
inson vicar general; Rev. William
Okyan. Rev. Joseph p. Carrigan and
Father Malone. Father servant will
go from Silver CHI. Father Dessaul-
nier from Central City and Father
Rivallier from Glenwood Springs.
Among many other presents which
Father Pitavai will receive Ia one from
the priests Of Denver. who are prepar-
ing an elaborate chain and pectorHl
cross. II IL being made In Denver and
will be handsome testimonial. His
old parishioners In Durango will pre-.
sent him with very hne episcopal
ring Several OF The local clergy start.
G. for Santa Fee last night and the re-
mainder will go today.
Although not entirely unexpected.
the news cabled from Rome yesterday
that Rev. Father J. A. Keane. Of Min
neapolis had received the appointment
from the pope to the bishopric Of Chey-
enne. created some surprise in local
catholic circles. Two priests who had
been mentioned and their names sub
mitted to Rome az candidates for the
high Office were Father Yorke. at pres
ent guest in the city, and Father
Robinson, vicar general Father Yorke
received the unanimous support of the
priests OF the diocese OF Cheyenne for
the Office, while at one time Father
Robinson's name was strongly urged
for the hishopric
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26

priests will take part IN the ceremony
coming from the dioceses Of Santa Fe,
Denver and Tucson. A procession of
the clergy will he organized at $3.50
a. m. and VIII accompany the bishops
from the afch-episcopal residence 10
the cathedral. Rev. n. Pouget, OF East
Las Vegas, will preside at the organ.
On account of its ritual grandeur, the
conservation. OF a Catholic bishop can
not but make a deep impression upon
all those who witness II, irrespective
OF creed or opinion.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-04-18
SMALL CHURCHES.
One in England That Measures Only
Sixteen Feet Square.

There are many churches that at
tract attention by their size and grand
eur. There are a few that are re-
markable by reason Of their smallness
and simplicity. Its believed that the
smallest church in England, says a
writer in the Culver, is the midget
church at Lullington, in Sussex.
1t is a primitive and quaint build
ing of flint, with stone quoins; it has
a roof of red tiles, and a tiny weather.
boarded turret at its west end. This
miniature church is only 16 feet
square. Its pulpit is pew, with pan
eled sides and door, and the furniture
is of the plainest. Five narrow,
diamond-paned windows give light to
the interior. When the tiny church
is full, 80 people are gathered togeth-
er, quite as many as the little village
can supply.
Only little larger is the quaint
Westinghouse at Crawshawbooth,
village near Burnley. 1t is known as
the Friends Westinghouse, and is
covered with ivy and surrounded by
a well-cared for battle-ground. In
side may be seen half a dozen oak
benches, that could, if necessary, ac-
commodate 60 people. The attend
ance is rarely more than six. John
Bright once walked - miles from
Rochdale to be present at a service in
this Westinghouse.
Somewhat smaller than this chapel,
however, is one that has been called
the shrine of Quakerism. 1t is in the
hamlet of Jordans, in Buckingham
shire. Hither in June of every year
come Quakers from all parts, for here
lie the remains of the great Quaker,
William Penn.
If this were not enough to make the
place interesting, it has the further
attraction of being the neighborhood
in which Milton lived after writing
paradise Lost" a cottage in the Vi
entity afording him resting-place.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-04-18
WINTER.

Welcome Winter! time of rest and sleep
ingi
Nature fain would cease both work and
play;
Fen the clouds too weary are for weeping
And the sun a lessened watch is keeping
So that darkness steals some hours from
day
Trees so lately gowned in richest splendor
All their gorgeous robes have laid aside;
But old Winter, though so gruff, Is tender;
Loving each, he makes quick haste to send
her
Dainty night-robe fit to clothe bride
Through the mead the brook forgets to
hurry,
All unmeant it sang itself to sleep;
Busy bees have ceased their flight and
furry;
Mother-birds have no more cause for
worry
Every foe is wrapped in slumber deep.
Father Winter, kindly as a mother
We would yield ourselves to thine en-
brace,
All our dread and fear would quickly
smother,
Knowing we'll that never any other,
Through the night Of rest could fill thy
place.
Lillian L. Trott, in Minneapolis House
keeper.