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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
TUCUMCARI.

From the Pathhnler.
II is confidently believed that within
two years the population OF Tucumcari
Wi he . 900 people
The elevation of Tucumcari Ii 1900
feet above sea level his is a desir-
able medium between the high and low
attitudes
Precinct No 10, Guadalupe county.
which ia Tucumcari has elected w
T. Fuurs heo Justice of the peace. and
Melvin Thord constable
our new postmaster air. Adams
has Strengthened out things and with
the mails coming in regularly we are
in touch with civilization
Attorney Simon jumped the claim
# Mr. Goldenberg and Mr.. Goldenberg.
In retaliation jumped on the frame Of
Mr. Simon whereupon Mr.. simon
jumped out for III Paso
Tho land around Tucumcari Is being
rap ly settled upon II is the same
for miles around every railroad town
In the territory Of New Mexico Three
years ago there was an endless amount
Of free pasturage in the territory To
day the land is being taken up by the
go acres
New faces are seen on cur streets
every day ana new buildings are mum
erous Tucumcari is now the chief
town of the great staked plains and
has already outgrown Santa Rosa
Passenger trains OF seven or eight
day coaches on the Rock Island are
well hilei and through f., light is NOV.
ing rapidly. Fully 500 people at pres
Ont ca'l Tucumcari their hcmc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
Las VEGAS.

/ From the OUtiC
Workmen have been busy for sew
cral days ON the yard of tho Casta-
( ocda, putting down new sod
Chairman \. T. Rogers, Jr. of the
city republican central committee, this
afternoon appointed the following com
mittcos Finance. II W. Kelly. p. G.
putcug,r y G.. Winters. committee
ON arrangements. r. y. Gibbons. O. l..
Gregory ) y. Davis. Jr. \. \. Ma.
lOnCy.
D. n. Hart received the sad news
that his mother had died at Troy New
York, from the results OF the grip.
Mrs Mateu Chayes was brought in
police court ON complaint OF Mrs Ro.
sotu Romero and was fined s. and
costs on account of maintaining uui.
sane.
Max Nordhaus reports tho now dc
pot al Santa Rosa 10 be nearly com
pictcd Walks Of Verified brick arc
being laid about H. The Held ware
and store house rs in course of con.
struction Rain fcll Thursday bee.
tween l2l Cucrvo and Dclhart Texas
More rain is needed everywhere
thorCahOuts.
The executive committee of the
board of trade has passed "a resolution
authorizing President Browne to sisu
a petition 10 congress asking ia 30
chief Justice Mills bp authorized, by
special act of congress. TO appoint
trustees for the administration Of the
Las Vegas grant II has been dCCi1
ed by those who have gwen tine mat
ter closest attention that this o. tho
correct step 10 take. I'm addition 10
this petition 90 congress for "a special
act Ina the matter. Judge Mills win be-
asked To- proceed nj once with the
appointment of such -u-tpoa Many
oi the attorneys consulted boo the mat
teg are of the opinion that 10 ls the
legal right of Judge Ills 10 do this
without any order uu authority from
congress However J0 make sure 10 is
agreed 10 90 at the matter both ways.
The petition was prepared yesterday
gud last night and is being signed by
tho leading business men of tho city
and Of the municipal and COUNTY pre-.
cents today
The many friends of Mrs W VI
Lewis VIII deeply regret 90 iaprn that
shc has been quito ill for several days,
Jones a Rogers is the style and
strength Of the latest law Hrm of Las
Vegas. Andrieus A. Jones and Albert
T Rogors Jrr wil in the future us.
tain the relationship or partners at
law
Mrs l.. G. Layton mother Of T.. Z.
Wentworth Layton received tole.
gram stating that her brother. II y.
Bcamer. had died In Omaha Nebraska.
where deceased had been connected
prominently In business
James Duncan Jr is having a great
time IN Los Angeles The Hotel Clar
den gave swell hall in his honor on
the night Of the iqth He will return
home In about two weeks 10 take
charge of his new position of deputy
postmaster Of Fast Las Vegas.
John kable. barber at -. NJ Blau.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29

afternoon from his father. IT, I. Ward
that his brother Ed was lying at the
point Of death at Oakland. California,
and To meet his mother ere at once.
hc leaves tonight on the flyer for oak
land.
Homer l.. KondoH. engineer left on
sunday for la Juntn. colo. To visit his
baby and friends. Mr. Kcndcu LOSE his
vito about year ago. leaving him
with young baby. which is being
cared for by La Juuta family tie
viii return I'm the near future.
Tho Rev. Peck is having "A success
at the revival meeting at the Mctho.
dist church, a good congregation at
tending each night and fruits Of his
lahors are in sight
\ snow storm Is raging i'm Winsluw
and the people of the town are wishing
it will cont nue. all night More snow
and less dust is what the stockmcn
want.
G. G. Bryant was in town the latter
part of the week from Sptiuscr,illc.
doing business with our merchants.
Mr. Tardy was in from Fort Def
ance sunday on business.
Peru Robbins loavcs this evening
for san Francisco and other points la
California. 20 take In the sights and 90
visit friends. he will bee away about
thirty days
Jacob Och and Jacob Kurbor. Of
NibuQurrquo ar" in town locking at
ter business
The following are registered 8t the
Hotel Navajo W. IT, Powers. VIII
Jams \. r. Chappic Milicr. Jerome
A. r.; Jacob Korbor Jacob Iorts. 4.
huqucrguo. y p. Sissions san Fran
cisco. * * Scott. Gallup y. NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
SANTA re COURT.
a Receiver Appointed Tor the San Lsz.
arus Mining Company.

In the district court for Taos county
a suit toi divorce was filed by Estclle
Hyatt vs. Eugene T. Hyatt on the
ground OF uOu-support.
The case 81 the Territory IS Pedro
Romero. peace proceedings was dis
missed yesterday
Jud NcF'ie has appointed William
n. SWylos receiver of the san Lazarus
Mining company and hNod his bond al
s. ugO An Injunction Was also issued
restraining the constable OF precinct
No. 90. this county. from selling the
property of the company as advertised
ON Marcn -. and restraining the plain
tins vino have brought attachment
suits for debt against the company
from prosecuting their suits until
further orders of the court
Owing TO the wreck on the Santa Pc
railway az Galistco last evening. the
witnesses ia the Case OF the Territory
VS. ~ H. Crcnshaw tor rQurder could
not reach Santa re AT the time set Tor
the trial and the trial was postponed
until this afternoon j. ~. Crlst IL as
soCiated with Judge y. u. l.aughlin IA
the defense OF Crenshaw.
In the case OF the Territory VS..
Elcuteria Herrera. a hne OF go anu
costs were imposed upon the defend.
ant
There will he probably no session Of
court in San Juan county this spring
as the cases to he tried are but few
and none of these of great importance.
Next month terms OF court will be
held in Taos and Rio Arriba counties
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29

WHITE OAKS

u. Michaelis Is improving his ranch
at Picacho with 1900 fruit trees
Thos. w. Henley will have charge
OF the company store at the American
mine.
Col G. W Prichard's Judgment Of
something over $4,000 against the
Apex Cold Mining company, was set
aside by the court al Socorro.
Mossrs. Chapman and Ludlam. VINO
are pushing the oil enterprise here are
rapidly putting things In shape TO start
the big driil into the earth In order TO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
DEMING,

From the Headlight.
\. T. stevens, rcprtseutug the Mon
tczuma savings Loan and Building as
ISOLATION of Albuquerque. was here
in the interest of that COMPANY
W, j Wamel one of Demings hus.
Ting business men. has secured the
contract 90 furnish Ormau q Crook 5
grading camps with beef and is DOW
in Mexico looking for cattle 10 ON his
contract
Contractor Mitchell st.H remains al
the bedside Of his mother and sister.
who are in the hospital al El paso. SUI
fcring from the injuries they received
lately from the wrecking and burning
NJ q train OF the Gulf "a Houston road
al Sandorson Texas.
G. D. Brown and r Il Culyiu. of
Houston Texas, j. H. Bollard. Alamo
gordo. and W Shirlou, El Paso form
I'd a party of capitalists that visited
this city These gentlemen looked over
the city pretty thoroughly and left FOR
Douglas Arizona expressing their I'M
tontion 40 return 10 ncmug again
Thor, .s every prospect that ON their
return they win make some invest
mcuts hero. as they stated that they
were highly pleased with Dgming and
it- future outlook.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
RATION.

From the Gazette.
WurhmCn have commenced building
q Twelve foot cement sidewalk ia front
OF MCudclsou's new building.
Edward Griffin arrived here last Fri.
day from Alaska. He Us a brother Of
j. j. Griffin Of ponil. and went uut to
thc mountain country Saturday
g. G. Duncan hal the misfortune
Friday 20 tall on the Sidewalk on Firth
street ana break his arm. Mrs Dun
can happens to be sick at the same
time.
Bank Examiner weir was here the
first uf the week examining the books
and accounts OF the First National
He found everything in first class
shape and was high in his praises
The tailor shop of y T. RAINING
was broken into ON Monday night ny
bursting the lock Of tine back door.
The thief helped himself to all the
clothes hc could find and made his es.
cape
with both the sewer and water
works people digging mp our streets it
makes the town look like il was being
prepared for an irrigation plant But
we can stand e for short time for the
benefit to bc derived
Tho FIRE company was called out
Tuesday noon .ust IN time 20 save the
G. " ~inaork hardware store. The
fire started IN the ceiling around the
electric light wire connections and
was getting good start
District court convened here Mon
day with Judge -. j. Mills ON the
bench The first and second days wore
devoted to qualifying jurors. The
judge in delivering his Instructions to
the grand jury put considerable stress
IN the act of 1891 relative 90 Sunday
closing law. and also to carrying con
cealod weapons and the larceny Of live
stock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29

determine whether cr not oil exist
here in quantity sufficient To- pay
Tho Quinn company will resume
work 80 the Cyani,, plant this week.
The company b. now getting machin
cry in order an. making necessary re.
pairs 10 start tlo work They have
'ailiugs enough 10 supp the plant for
several months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29

His uauy friends Will rogrSl to learn
that Coz r. w. Twitchcil continues Sc.
.Uush 40 at h.a home ina this city.
H. Ruppc chief 81 the Albuquerque
Gre department. and lord hieh cVocu-
Noucr Of the Now Mexico tribe OF Elks.
utu, .ity
Tho NcNahan family have finally
left the city. They were forwarded
down tho ro0d yesterday evening and
viii joe looked after VIII .rc they stop
Eutimio Gallogos has filed home
stead OF 1850 acres at Nillahueya.
Chas v Towusov D. suffering With
q fractured limb which was caught In
a wagon wheel
Mrs Il j. Van Potion and daughter
Garnet. have returned I'D Santa Rosa,
whore they will remain couple OF
months
The Bautsts have a now ianitor and
that is wha' thoy have been seeking
This one can hc depended upon to
kccp the building warm and clean
Henry Coke ami Wife have trans
fcrrci To Miss Jane Matt IA acres of
land west of RoOiada in township 10.
north. range u east. Cen Iteration
$500
The Odd Fellows lodge is planning
for a his anniversary celebration on
April 20 There viii be a bali AT Ros
cuthal hall and the RebocCas W /
serve q banquet \ good time in gen
yral il the program
Mis- Ida Springer was thrown from
her horse and at first II was feared
she was injured. but happily such was
not the case. and only q few bruises
were sustained
Mrs John Wadlov who h,d cutar.
act removed from her eye SUNDAY IS
getting a ong nicely
Mayor George p Money returned
from Washington. after an absence Of
about four weeks
". G. Coleman. of Wichita. kas. Is
in the cay looking over the ground
with the view TO installing a hydro.car-
hon light system here.
Charles W. Allen left for FL Paso.
whore be- viii assume charge OF the
joh department Of the III Paso Her.
aid
Jose Duran. OF san Miguel while
handling revolver Saturday accident
ally discharged it. the bali entering his
hand. Duran was intoxicated az the
timc
William Stewart left for Scotland
0o visit his parents Hc has not seen
thcm since be left tho land ~ tho
heather some fifteen years ago
! -. ~. NccdCr has filed suit to re-
cover Judgment for the sum Of $500.
against Julio Garcia Of Santa Fo for
legal services In an Indian depreciation
claim
Mr. and Mrs Henry llubbgi who left
here about two years ago for the Phil
ippnes are well pleased with their
new home and they are prospecting
They write that the climate there Is as
good as the New Mexico article. which
D. synonymous with the best anywhere
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
LAS CRUCES.

From the Progress
f. a Heron OF La Mesa has sold
"a -" acre farm 20 an I'll paso party
for 3 500.
n T.. philpot who conducted real
estate office on Main street left for
Baltimore. Maryland. for a short visit.
Hul'n was given his preliminary
trial for tho murder Of Gardiner. He
waived an examination and was re.
leased on 81 500 bond
\ representative Of eastern canital
was in Las Cruces looking over the
nell for the electric light plant He
stated that ne would make a favorable
report on the situation
10 Is gratifying 10 see that the lead
crs of both parties have united in fav.
or Of Incorporation. This means that
the question is 10 be taken ont of poll.
tics any ONE who tries 10 gather n
following Dos opposing Incorporation
viii iina zero weather i'm this uoighbor
hood on election day That this ques.
ton Is 10 nc taken out OF politics Is
one ~ th. favorable symptoms for Las
Cruces
Last SUNDAY morning about .
O'Clock Jos" llCrrora got badly wound
.' in q drunken row II was at first
thought that Dee was fatally wounded
uut Do, was pat under the care of Dr.
Mcconnell and was practically out OF
danger the next day Il seems no was
attacked hy several persons. Deputy
sheriff went out after them and had
them al In charge inside Of AN hour.
From the Republican
Prof a. r Jordan lett SUNDAY over.
.us for Santa Rosa where be- is inter
est,l with several other Las Cruces
people D tho oil fields
on Friday the 1th day of March,
while Mouioio Gusman. Mexican.
was walking on the side track near
Chap.le station. iu this county. i'm
precinct 4, La Mcsula an engine in
stantly killed him. The day was a
very windy one and hc was unable TO
see in front of him or to hear the wills
tlr cI tho engine This is the FIRST
news of the case that has reached the
town
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
From tba Herald

Poe Wurmsgr block is being repaint
o. an| repaired by ts owner. Hon J.
s. NaHon.N.
I'D Pa.o capitalist are talking about
running pipe line 10 Doming In order
10 secure Dcmine water In quantity.
4 fancy brick wall Us being built
around Hon y a Bnlich's hand como
residence garden on West Pine street.
G, 4 Dane former banker of Dem
ing Is growing wealthy in California
picking and packing oranges by con.
tract
Gel Byron n. Knowles Is preparing
10 open a now saloon IN his building
formerly occupied by the American
restaurant
We understand that the Doming
Sampling works have stopncd buyinc
ore for the present The trust Is mighty
ana will prevail
Riley A. Jones, an eminent lawyer
of Graham county, ARIZONA was In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
From the Range.


The postal authorities arr cons'd
cring the advisab.lity uf establishing
a rural postal roate from Ration 10
Johnson mesa.
Tho Colorado Telephone company
is making number Of improvements
I'm its system in Ration Among other
things they are taking nut She ground
ed telephones and making them all
straight metallic
The Presbytcrians of Ration are
making q strong effort TO make their
church self supporting. Preceding the
sermon on recent Sunday an hour or
more was devoted To the discussion of
the quest on but as yet the g. Ulcers Of
the church are not certein o.. ne out.
come
Twenty.one united with ~. Nctho.
dist Episcopal church ! lday.
Rev. Sprague Davis is a. tins the
pastor. an the Ma ..uss g.. IHcreas.
ing nightly in interest. On Sunday
the church could hardly hold the
crowds that gathered both morning
and evening One hundred and TWEEN
~ have been converted in the course
~ IA .ac meetings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29

VOLT. is not at hi chair this week
~. is suffering from am attack OF 49,
plea. typhoid f.Vor Ills chair ON Sat
ur'aE u.ght viii ua presided over b>
% lady barber. as was the case last Sat
H.'1N NIGHT
Troop a had a fin dHn the other
Wight pa boy were ON ~. street for
,No hours work Tn, territory should
u. proud ol the national guard reprc
..ntatiou az this citv NJ doubt the
future holds many enc curampmout
.u store for the boys u il holds other
than mere playing for them thsy w.l'
uu equal 10 the emergency when the
IHrlH sounds 7 call 90 arms.
aUH and DCmctrio silva ou Suu1aN
evening received word that their
ul.ro Mrs Nicolas Madrid had % c5
rN1t mo.uing She was che wife ,,
prominent merchant OF Puerto de-
Luna whore he had lived for DO
past four years she vas 32 years Of
age. For many years sh, lived in thif
city with her aunt Mra Rosoiia dc
silva anu win bo remembered as Miss
Iueardita Sauluyal
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-20
Holiday Rates.
church,

The Queen & Crescent Route,
on account of the holidays, has
authorized the low rate of one
and one third fares for the round
trip from and to all points on its
line, also to all points south Of
the Potomac and Ohio and east of
the Mississippi rivers, selling
tickets December 90, "a, 25, 80
and 81, 1902 and January 1, 1903,
with limit of January 3, 1903.
The superb service in effect
over the Queen & Crescent
Route. affording quick tune, and
trains of the most approved
modern pattern, composed of
Pullman's latest design Of sleep
ing cars, parlor cars, and dining
cars. gives the public an oppor-
tunity to make it's holiday trip in
a degree of comfort never before
realized. Two daily trains in
each direction.
Write or call on any agent of
the system to obtain full and
complete information in refer
ence to rates and schedules.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-20
Tobacco Growers Opposed

Special 20 the Record.
Hartford, Conn, Dec. 90
New England tobacco growers,
it is stated, will oppose Cuban
reciprocity, chiefly on the ground
that the proposed 20 per cent.
reduction is the beginning Of a
movement to overthrow the
Dingley tobacco schedule. The
competition of clear Havana ci,
CARS is not feared so much as
that from leaf grown under tents
from Sumatra seed. Growers
say that this innovation is an un-
deniable success in Cuba, and
WEI the tariff to be reduced ap
preciably, the New England Su
matra indus try would be injured
if not destroyed.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-20
For Sale.

A first class rice farm; 200
acres: all under fence with three
wires. A nile east and one mile
south of Kinder, La. Well i'm
proved. Very good house and
we'll, and two good barns. Peach
and pear trees. Ornamental and
shade trees. This farm ais new
land and good levees. Situated
on the Calcasieu canal and the
best Of fresh water for irriga-
ton. One of the most desirable
farms in sight. Price $40 per
acre.
Payments-S4,O00 down, and
the balance in yearly payments
TO suit purchaser. Parties de.
string any information, call on
or address w. M. WILLIAMS
Kinder, La.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-20
neiobborbooo news.

ELTON, DEC. 10.
A heavy frost this morning.
B. F. Carrer was over from
Crowley Monday.
VIM. Jenkins was q business
caller ut this place Thursday.
c. K. Green and Mrs. Price
was up from Jennings Monday
visiting.
Ben Butler is busy making
syrup this week.
Chas. Mutt was in Jennings
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. M. Pilgrim has been
very sick, but is better at this
writing.
Powell Bros. have their plain
ing mill, that was damaged by
fire, in good running order again.
Married. At the Catholic
church near Elton, Dec. 18, 1902,
Mr.. Willis Butler to Miss Teres-
sa Garbarins. Both these young
people were raised in this neigh
borhood and have the best re-
spects of all who know them.
O. w. Fl,
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-20
OF IMMENSE BENEFIT.
Congress Grants Permission to Dam
and Lock the Nermenrau and YER
million RayGus

Yesterday New Orleans
States contained ,h' following:
State Senator Fl. c. Dew return
ed from Washington this morn
ing, after having successfully
wrestled with congress for the
passage of a bill which would
parnit the rice people of South
west Louisiana to dam and lock
the Mermertau and Vermillion
rivers.
At the Denechaud hotel Mr..
Drew was asked if the bill would.
get through the senate, and he
said there was no doubt of that.
ats passge had been virtually
settled before l left" said he.
He gives great praise to Con-
gressman Broussard and Sen
ator Foster for their valuable as
sistance.
The permission granted by
congress for the damming and
locking Of these two tide-water
streams SO as to prevent salt
water from coming up the river
during dry seasons, like the last,
and thus going out through the
rice irrigation canals and ruin
ing the rice crops, marks a new
epoch in the legislation of this
country.
"Congresslonal members were
somewhat surprised to find that
we appeared before them simply
asking permission to do some
thing ourselves. We did not ask
for any appropriation. We simp.
ly asked permission to put in the
dams land locks across these
rivers at our own expense under
the supervision Of the United
States engineers.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-20
Endoi DNspepsia Cure

Digests "ll c'asses of food,
tones and strengthens the stom-
ach and digestive organs. Cures
Dyspop>lr. Indigestion. Stomach
trouble ana makes rich red
blood. neaith and strength. Ko-
dol rdbuiiliS WornOut tissues,
pul1ties, strengthens and sweet
ems the stomach. Gov. G. W.
Atkinson, of W. Va, says: l have
:; num Der of bottles Of kodol and
lave iound it to be very effec.
Iltva and, indeed, q powerful
remedy for stomach ailments.
r@ccomend 1t to my trlcnds
The Owl Drug Store.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-20
RAYMOND, DEC. II.

Beunnice Putnam, who is at
tending school at Welsh this win
ter, came home this week to
stay until after the holidays.
Mr.. Ruffner of Roanoke was a
caller in Raymond Wednesday.
Miss Alta Ritter, who has been
in Welsh for th" past two weeks,
is expected hon,. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Perry
went to Jennings Saturday night
and stayed over Sunday with I.
II. Perry and family. They
went to meet grandma Perry
who arrived from Wabannsee,
Kan, Saturday morning. She
will spend part of the winter
at Raymond with relatives.
Several from Ray mond attend.
ed Mr. Reeves sale at Meadow
Prairie last week.
G. f. Taylor finished thresh,
ing for John Deitz Tuesday. He
has E. L. Browns joo of thresh,
ing and then he will be through
for this season.
Rev. Drown, wife and son
Ralph came out from Jennings
Saturday and Stayed until Mon.
day morning.
Game is quite plentiful and
hunters and trappers are busy.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-20

Lost-One brown mare, 16
hands high, Z year old, weigh
about 1850 pounds. In good
order; white spot in the fore
head. Left hind foot white. Five
dollars reward for her return to
Cyrus Bell, Evangeline, La.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-20

Finest line of candies that ever
struck town, from ! to ) pounds,
Gunther's and Nunnally's.
Fancy Christmas packages at
the Owl Drug Store.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-20

Finest liue Of pipes; briars
meerchaums that ever came to
town, at the Owl Drug Store.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-20

Don't fail to see the fine line of
stationary at the Owl Drug store.
Finest and cheapest in town.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-20

For sale; city lots, close in.
By Drs. Wood & Wood, south
Main street below Catholic
church. 277 tt
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-20

LOOK! Delicious Hot Choco-
late with Huyler's Cream, Hot
Coffee, Coco Cola, ETC., at The
Owl. 292