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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-10

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 This is New Havens Ribbon store mot because we say it is, for talk counts for e-but because the women of New Haven say it is-and that counts for everything,
 One reason that they prefer it is because they safe here as everywhere else in the store, Wesel NOTHING but all-silk ribbons Cotton ribbons we don't handle, because they tricky.
 Again, we give the lowest prices beyond any question whatever It doesn't take long to prove this Examples are plentiful there's just e:- Wide (7-inch) Changeable Taffeta Ribbons in all the colors you wish; a grade that is generally sold at SOC yard Smaller stores call it a bargain at 2oc.
 And that's only one bargain out of storefu.
 We sell it at I7c yard.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-03
WILLIAMS S.

From the News,
Mrs. : j. Withers and wife left
Monday for Kingman Mr.. Withers
having resigned his position here.
II A. Nagillcr left yesterday for Su-
pal Indian village near which point
he will be employed by the American
Gold and Platinum mines.
Mrs NJ Salzman is expected TO ar
rive home from Albuquerque today
after having spent couple of weeks
pleasantly at that point
Mr. and Mrs Frank Fnnie returned
to the CITY Wednesday evening from
Los Angeles. where they have been
for tnp past few months.
Seyerai teams and heavy log wag
uns were started for Challender on
Thursday. where they will be employ
ed by the DeMund Lumber company
which recently installed small mill
al that point
George II Barucy's new residence
is now almost complete, Painter Sim
mons Is putting on the first finishing
touches and we understand that wnen
all is done there viii be held good
old fashioned house warming
Several dwelling houses are now m.
der course Of construction: The foun
dation of the Powers hotel has been
completed. this viii be a two.story
brick. and work viii shortly com.
mcnce on several other new buildings
chief among which will De- that OF the
williams Hardware and Stationery
company The building, as now plan
ned will be- erected on the site former
IS occupied by Julius Wotzler A Go
and Iuc's news stand. extending f.pu
Railroad 10 Williams avenue, and W..
be built Of stone
\ couple Of men who have been ON
ploycd al Ash Fork while walking Il
williams. Wednesday stopped under Q
tree about mile and half from towr
10 eat tneir lunch Looking around
they discovered about thirtyscycn pail
Of mems trousers cached under the
tree. Coming into town they notified
Constable Andrews. who went out an,
brought the goods To town, placinl
them in Sazmans store. As yet moth
ing is known as Ia whore they cam'
from or hoY they came To be place
where found
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-03
AILLSBoRO.

From the Advocate.
|; is surmised that the Wicks mine
will soon largely increase the working
force
II was reported here this week that
the Mamie Richmond people have de.
cided To put mp reduction works at the
mine in the near future.
While camping out one night this
weeA. carl Dawson was bitten on the
nose by skunk The wound was slight
and no bau results are as yet in eyid.
cnCc.
Manager KAISER of the Hillsboro
Gold Mining and Milling company. put
"A force of twelve or fourteen men at
work grading the ground for The new
mill, also for a dwelling house and an
office.
Ray Grayson left yesterday for Sill
yer City. whore he will join the sheriff
OF Grant county and go into the ella
country in sodrcn of the Fairview hold.
ups who are said TO be camped on the
west ella
Manager HrsCh Of the Prosper Gold
Mining company Is away To purchase
an engine and boiler for use on the
Cincinnati At depth of 100 feet the
Cincinnati has body of good grade
ore varying from fifteen To thirty in
Chcg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-03
CHlLDERS ACQUITTED.
The Jury at Las Cruces on Saturday
Evening Returned a Verdict OF
Not Guilty,

The defense closed its testimony in
the Childers trial for the murder of
Helm at Las Cruces on Friday eve.
ming. The principal witness for the de
Tense was Childers' brother-in law,
Walter Savidge about 20 years OF age.
He testified that he was holding Chill
ders. and that during that time Helm
fired. .Hc testified that the testimony
of the three eye-witnesscs for the pros.
ocution was not correct. aud That from
the position they were in Al the time
of the shooting it would have been i'm
possible for them To have seen any
thing. He was badly confused on cross
examination. Tn" testimony was very
conflicting. The court room has been
crowded during the trial
The trial closed on Saturday eve.
ming az II O'Clock. The jury, after a
brief consultation. brought In verdict
OF not guilty"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-03
Supreme Court.

Before adjourning Friday evening.
the territorial supreme court ordered
briefs OF the attorneys for Hall. In the
case of the Territory VS. Hail for muir
der. stricken from the files and grant
ed thirty days time for the filing Of n
new brief.
Hall has been twice convicted for
murder. first time in the first degree in
Chaves county when b was sentenced
To death for numbering n saloonkeeper
with wnom he had quarreled over a
negro woman with whom botn were
infatuated. An appeal To the t"rritor-
ial supreme court was taken and the
case was renamed to the lower court
and upon change of venue was tried
at Lincoln where Hall was convicted
of murder In the second degree and
sentenced to the peniteniiary fSr life.
The case is AZ present pending In the
territorial supreme court on "A motion
for a rehearing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-03
BACK TO HIS OLD EMPLOYEES.
Former Land Title, Tax and Political
Agent is Indispensable to the
Santa Re Railway.

President T. = Ripley. of the Santa
Fee has tried an experiment that has
'Jruod ont disastrouslN and as a result
\ + Maginnis vii again ta6c his for.
mcr place at the head Of the Santa Re
railway, land. tax and political bureau
in this Jurisdiction Mr. Maginnis' en-
gagomcnt will not begin for several
weeks.
\. T.. Maginnis resigned the title of
Santa Fc land and tax commiss Toner
about one year ago in order TO accept
the management Of the Mexican Petro.
lcum company the corporation in
which President T. y. Ripley. Vice
President T. u. Kcnna and other Santa
Fo men are Interested
Maginuis former position was abol
ishcd the duties being divided among
other departments in the theory that
the company did not desire TO mix in
politics
As one OF the incidents to the limo.
"at'On the Santa Re found itself con.
irontcd last year with conditions that
resulted in the company $ losing large
sums Of money in its tax assessments
in other directions. in New Mexico
Arizona and California.
The facts were brought TO the atten.
ton OF President Ripley in due season
resulting in ovcrtures TO Maginnis that
h" resume his former employment Ma.
ginnis Will depart for Mexico in a few
days and will return 10 his o.d quarters
on the Santa Fc's local stan later In
the year
Maginnis declined 10 conurm news
of his unemployment by the Santa Fe
when seen today He referred the in
0uircr TO General Manager Arthur G.
Wells who could not be seen
II is understood one of the primary
facts that compelled Maginnis' reom
ploN meni was the CHINA Basin legisla
tion enacted In Sacramento last year
Promises then made are said to have
been later repudiated resulting In de
termination among certain politicians
and others to get even The threats
made are stated 10 have been carried
out SO that the Santa Fe has found il
necessary to explain and apologize in
quarters that will have 10 be appeased
Los Angeles Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-03
Saved MANY a lime.

Don't neglect coughs and colds even
II IL is spring. Such cases often result
seriously at this season just because
people are careless A dose OF one
Minute Cough Cure will remove all
danger. Absolutely safe. Acts at once.
Sure cure for coughs colds, Group
grip, bronchitis, and other throat and
lung troubles II have used One Min
ute Cough Cure several years" says
Postmaster C.. O. Dawson, Barr. Ill. IT
is the very best cough medicine on the
mar-et. II has saved me many Sc.
we're spell of sickness and warmly
recommend it," The children's fav.
orite. J. II. ORielly 4 CO., Il. II
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-03
VANDERBILT FIRE BOX.
Santa Fe Abolishes, as Result OF Pc
euIiar Occurrence.

II Is announced that the Santa Fe
has, after test of the much talked of
Vanderbilt fire box. decided TO abolish
all the fire boxes of that style now in
use on Santa Fe locomotives, says thp
Topeka Journal Orders have been is.
sued to change all the Vanderbilt fire
boxes to ordinary fire boxes.
The Vanderbilt fire boxes were used
IN the construction OF a number of new
engines recently sent through Topeka
for service on the coast lines OF the
Santa Fe This batch of engines are
what are known as the Baldwin Vul.
can compounds. They We're made by
the Baldwin locomotive works. and
were supposed to be of the most i'm
proved and effective design.
The first trouble with the Vanderbilt
fire boxes was noticed on the Arizona
division about a month ago, when two
engine crews were called up on the
carpet and discharged for the cardinal
sin OF engineering, burning ont their
FIRE boxes. The men in the crews
stoutly maintained that they were not
guilty and laid their case before the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
az San Bernardino. The brotherhood
took the case up and sent east tor
three experts to test the locomotives.
The three experts. two from Philad"l-
phia and one from New York. after a
thorough investigation and acid test
declared that the boxes had not been
burned.
This aroused the interest of the
Santa Pc officials. and the Santa Pc
! chemist made a thorough examination.
/ As a result of his report, a general or
| der VAS issued condemning ali the
| Vanderbilt fire boxes.
The Santa Fe also showed the proper
| spirit by roinstating with full pay for
! time out, the two locomotive crews
which had been wrongfully discharged
As fast as possible the locomotives
! equipped with Vanderbilt fire boxes
will be brought into the san Bernar
dino shops and refttcd with new fir,
boxes.
The Vanderbilt fire box Is the invon
/ ton of w. Is Vanderbilt. Jr., the mil
! lonairc railroad man who has beer
making numerous inventions in tn,
line of locomotive improvements. one
of the peculiar features of the Van
dorbit frc box is that II Is put to
gether without a stay bolt.