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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
LAS CRUCES.

From the Citizen
While playing football, Banegas had
the misfortune Of getting his head
badly cut.
+. ID. Hunt and w. NJ. Danburg have
formed partnership and are going
into the real estate and mining busi-
ness.
c. Hostetter was thrown from q
horse Tuesday evening when coming
from the college and badly injured.
The football grounds are now being
arranged and a game will take place
between two picked teams previous
to the game with the Indians at the
territorial fair
A report was circulated in town Sun
day evening that Nestor Molina. a car
penter. had been assaulted and robbed
Sunday evening by two men near
Rincon
The skeleton of n man was found at
Chapellc station, on the Southern Pa
cifc line last Monday. A coroner's
Jury was empanelled at Mesilla and
went out 10 investigate but were un-
able to state what caused his death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
TUlAROsA.
From the Democrat.

From the Democrat.
Several new people in town this
week looking for residences.
The new school house Is well under
way and 1t will probably be ready for
occupation In ample time for the open.
ing Of school,
Geo. Roberts, pioneer OF this coun
ty, formerly OF Texas. who has lived
In this vicinity for the last fifteen
years, died here last week of kidney
and liver troubles.
Dr., Pulliam has a force of men at
work on his property recently purchas-
ed, the foundation IL nearing compile
tioh and the building will be pushed
to completion as rapidly as possible.
Parson Schley. who lives In La Luz
canyon. seven miles this side OF Cloud
croft. came 10 town on Wednesday and
brought with him sample of the vege-
tables he raises-a head OF caulifiower
weighing between ten and eleven
pounds. He reports other garden
truck on the same scale and every
thing in his section iiourishing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04

meRdablc object. and one which
should receive encouragement from
everyone.
The Pennington distillery Is now
putting forth product which ranks
equal to the best. Their apple brandy
Is pronounced by experts to be unex-
celled. The proprietors. Messrs. Os-
uorne Whitaker and knickerbocker.
are energetic and competent and with
experience which fits them for the bus
mess and enables them to improve on
all former products Their field here
is wide one and their enterprise
should prove highly profitable.
After an Illness of several weeks.
Nate Linsacum. formerly San Juan
county boy and well known here. died
at Telluride, Colo. early last Sunday
morning. from the effects of an opera
tion. The disease from which he suf-
Iered was consumption of the kidneys.
and though the operation appeared to
afford temporary relief, he gradually
sank until death came as a relief to his
sufferings. The body was brought to
Aztec for burial Deceased was a mem
Der OF Telluride lodge No. 10. |. o. o.
f.. and the funeral services were in
charge of Aztec lodge No. 90. A num-
ber OF the members assembled to aid
in paying the last sad rites to their
dead brother. A very beautiful funer-
al sermon was preached by Rev. Coop
er. the services being held at the
church. The casket was covered with
flowers placed by loving hands and the
body was followed to It's last resting
place in Aztec cemetery by great
concourse.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
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WHITE OAKS.
From the Eagle.

From the Eagle.
+. 7. Collier is expecting this week
TO receive a half dozen fine registered
Angora billies from California.
George W. Harbin. Waterloo, Iowa.
and party of eastern capitalists, pass
ed through White Oaks. en- route to
Jiearilla, where Nj. Harbin, of the
Rico Mining company. is interested in
placer properties.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. g. James. of Par
sons. took the train at Carrizozo. for
sugartown, La. where they will visit
friends and relatives for month
The richest ore ever found In the
Nogal mines was taken from the Amer
lean last Saturday. Specimens as large
as mans ha. mat were half wire
gold have been exhibited. Great ex-
citement prevails and men have been
employed to guard the ore.
On Monday morning about 10 o'clock
Mrs. Hattie s. Mayer. wife of Freder-
lex Mayer. after an illness Of several
weeks. passed out of this life. A group
OF four little ones, the oldest a girl not
yet 10, ana the youngest Doy OF y,
are left motherless. ana devoted hus-
band. wifeless. Mrs. Mayer was still In
the blush of young womanh cd when
she was called to part from her below
ed group.
Certificates were issued by the board
OF examiners to the following named
teachers who attended the normal and
passed the regular examination: Miss
es Addie Piersol and Jessie Clark. of
Richardson; Miss Stella Meek, Ara
bella: Miss Myrtle sldson. Captain:
Miss Alice McMains. White Oaks;
Miss Lucille Peters. Angus: Mrs. w. Il.
Dudley. Nogal: Porhrio Gonzales and
James Dow. Lincoln; Frank Burlin-
game, Alamogordo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
sOco.

{ From the Chieftair
/ Socorro countyiilroad assess
meBt is s653 900.
! David Farr. OF Auerque. was In
town.
Miss Josie De Bnf this city. has
been employed to n the public
school at Escondid
Mr.. and Mrs. +. trtlett and son.
Sidney, returned fn trip to Chlor.
ide.
The posto!ilce atty, this county.
has been discontir and mail for
that point will be SO Magdalena.
Miss Daisy WentS and Miss Mel.
lie Vigil are the teas employed for
the year by the Antonio school
board.
Lorenzo p. Garci, this city. has
been appointed sheepector for the
district comprising counties of SO.
zorro and Valencia.
Mrs. Charlotte Co, arrived home
from California. whshe had been
several weeks for health. She is
much improved.
Max B. Fitch andily of Magda-
lena, were in the oon their way
home from Missouriere they had
been for several mo;
Mrs. M. G. Armijo Frank Armi-
10. Of Albuquerque, ed In Socorro
and will remain sevenys as guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fraraeyta.
Mrs. NJ. J. Borden Albuquerque.
arrived In the city will remain
some time a guest athome OF her
daughter. Mrs. Kate Sleight, on
Park street.
Under the law exerfg from taxa.
tion 5000 to every hof a family
owning a homestead fro county's
exemption list for tSear 1902
amounts to $145.000.
Mrs. U. 8. Hammel $trhlid. of
Magdalena. arrived In the! and are
guests at the home of NJ. ammels
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cls perling.
on Baca avenue.
Frank Wilson. who nr1 Miss
Julia Hudgens in this ci aut two
years ago. died recently'f csump.
tion at his home in Tllino N. vii.
son will have the heartyymIhy of
many friends in Socorrond Unity.
The cook at G. Biavahi's ,stau-
rant skipped by the lightf thmoon
Thursday night, forgettg toeave
the cash in the treasurYehin him.
Biavaschl has another OK. hover,
and the restaurant is 81 supying
the demands of the hung.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
GALLUP.

From the Republican.
There are several cases Of typhoid
fever In town.
Operator Paxton has taken charge
OF the Laguna Office.
Pay day last Sunday at Gibson and
everybody was happy for while.
Dick Morris has gone to Alamogordo
where he expects to engage in railroad
work.
Quite a party Of Gallupites visited
Laguna this week TO witness the an
nual feasts.
VIM. Weidemeyer has opened an
an Indian trading store In the Moloney
building adjoining the opera house.
The property of the Bernal.s.o Oil
company will be sold to the highest
bidder. under execution, Tuesday. Oct.
eth. 1902.
w. II. Show and family departed for
Los Angeles on Tuesday last Mr.. Show
has secured employment and will re.
main in Los Angeles.
Mrs. W. F. Kuchenbecker and he-
father. Mr.. w. d. Young left for Gal
latin. Missouri on Tuesday last. They
will be gone for month or six weeks.
Mrs c. n. Cotton and her daughter,
Miss Barbara, left on Thursday for Los
Angeles, where Miss Barbara will at
tend school this winter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
ALAMOGORDO.

From the News.
George Carl has gone TO Chicago to
purchase a ten ton ice plant.
J. II. Laurie is going to build find
brick residence on New York avenue.
Frank Traversey is shipping large
quantity OF saw mill machinery OF the
most improved kind TO his camp In Cox
canyon.
A new dynamo and engine has been
purchased for the electric light plant
and will be installed the first of the
coming month.
Superintendent Carroll of the Mesca-
lero agency, has paid TO the Mescalero
Indians some 81 $500, being first pay
ment to them from proceeds collected
for grazing permits.
The rumor that the general Offices
OF the Ei Paso- Rock Island road are
To be removed from Alamogordo tn III
Paso has been pronounced absurd by
the officers OF the road.
j. T.. Moffet. manager of the Electric
Mining company, At Jarilla, has con.
tracted for boring deep well on prop.
erties belonging to his company, re-
quiring an expenditure of some ei0..
900. The placers In the Jarilla district
are reported to be very rich. but the
scarcity of water has greatly retarded
operations The dry water propositiou
proved TO be . failure.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
LoRDseURo.
From the Liberal.

From the Liberal
Miss Mamie Baird. of El Paso, is Wis.
iting with Mrs. NJ. w. McGrath
Mr.. and Mrs, 5. NJ. Chase are spend
ing few days at the Chase a. McCabe
ranch in the Animas.
Or. Crocker returned from a short
vacation spent In Los Angeles. where
he had a most enjoyable time.
w. +. Ritter, who has fine herd of
Angora goats at Gold Hill. received by
express n fine block to add to his flock.
The buck is pure blood and is regis
tered In the herd book
There has been n great deal OF ty-
phoid fever in Clifton. and during the
past few months there have been sew
eral deaths from the disease. The ty-
phc.d has been caused by the accumu.
lated fifth In the resident and business
portion OF the town. caused by the
lack OF sewerage, and by the poor
drinking water.
The regis tration board will meet at
the postoiiicc in Lordsburg on the End,
Srd. ith. llth. 18th and 25th days OF
October. 1t Is the duty of the board
10 register all voters, and II is the
duty OF each voter 10 see that he is
registered.
Last Friday evening after closing
the Roberts a. Leahy Mercantile COM
panys store about 10 o'clock. and
found 1t had been burglarized. a cou.
pie OF guns had been taken. but no
ammunition was missing. He gave
tie alarm and Constable McGrath and
his aids were up all night. looking
after the burglars. but did not find
them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
ALBUQUERQUE. NEW MEXICO sJRDAY OCTOBER a. 1902


sums Wells. near the Oscura moun.
tains.
The republican primary organized
Thursday evening by electing A. Schey
chairman and w. G. Lane secretary
The following delegates were chosen
to attend the county convention a.
Schey. II. n. Howard, w. @. Lane. G.
q. Cruickshank, A. B. Baca and Nico-
las Silva.
San MarcIal was honored by some
distinguished visitors last Tuesday
They were Senator Andrews. Hon. W.
8. Hopewell Hon. Frank A. Hubbell
and Hon. Abran Abeyta. TIE same
day. accompanied by Hon. c. G. Cruick.
shank, Hon. Pablo Trujillo and the
editor OF the Bee, the visitors went to
Socorro.
A genuine tramp. that is one who
prefers hoofing 1t to taking chances on
brakebeams. was In town this week
He wore long gray feather in hi~
hat, claimed to be an artist and to
have circled the globe many times. His
accomplishments were many. as enum.
Grated by his flowery language. and
certainly his tongue and hie pencil
gave evidence of considerable genius
going to waste.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
HtllSe

From the Advocate.
A Chinaman shot and led a oun-
tain lion ON TERRA BlanCreek few
days ago.
George Bullard has sohis onhalf
interest in the South Pea crop of
mines at the Placers.
J. b. Mcpherson sent weet plato
to town this week whicveighe, ex.
actly five pounds.
A petition is being cilated ere
asking that the land ice at .as
Cruces be removed To ming.
While here the otheny. Dist let
Attorney Llewellyn publ announced
that he was going to go ar six-shwt.
er men in the proper mer.
The shaft of the Cincati Is down
2s5 feet. The ledge will crosscut IT
the $40 foot level. A is conten.
plated within the next months.
X. IL. Hopper has goeast In the
interest OF his mining erprise. For
a day or two last week re was quite
Hurry In real estate areveral sales
are reported.
Some OF our New Nco contem
poraries have been boalg about fig
growing In New Me,. Nothing
strange about that. growing in
this neck of the wo is no new
thing. Mrs. Sandoval,ho lives on
Happy Flat grows fine figs as
one would wish to see.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
SANTA FE.
From the New Mexican.

rom the New Mexican.
The arguments in the trial of Luis
Romero. charged with murder. were
finished and the case given to the
jury.
While In the city last week William
l.. Mcclure. OF Taos, purchased from
the Onderdonk Cattle company, Of La
my. some Of their fine Angora goats
which he will have shipped to Taos.
Mrs J. ID. Hughes who has been Wis.
iting relatives in Palo Alto, Cal. will
leave that place this week for Los An
geles. where she will remain for some
time visiting her mother and sister be.
fore returning 90 Santa Fe.
Sister Mary Ursula. who has for
some time been Sister Superior at the
sanitarium, left for Cincinnati to re-
main permanently. Her place as Sis
ter Superior will be filed by Sister
at the Albuquerque academy.
b A telegram was received by the peni-
tentiary officers from Sherin Campbell.
OF Ration. saying he would arrive at the
prison tonight with Walter Wade.
sentenced to ten years for murder.
and Napoleon Canton, sentenced TO
eighteen months for forgery
The city council should take hold OF
the question of widening Don Gaspar
avenue between San Francisco and
Water strets. The Improvement OF
that thoroughfare, IT being the princi-
pal one leading To the capitol. is a
prime necessity to Santa Fe.
A recent issue of the Herald of Hunt
ington. Ind, says &c. II. Newcomb. OF
this city, has received from Will New
comb, of Santa Fe. ". NJ. n conslgn-
ment of fine fruit In the shipment the
Herald was generously remembered
with n basket of white grapes. the
most luscious and largest clusters OF
this varie'- of grape ever sen here.
The valley OF Santa Fe produces the
finest fruit in the world"
The remains OF the late II. r. Wa
ner arrived at noon Monday from Las
Cruces. The funeral took place from
the Presbyterian church at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon. and the remains inter-
red In the Knights OF Pythias plot In
the Odd Fellows cemetery. Rev. W.
II. Moore conducted the funeral serv-
ices. The pail bearers were furnished
by the local Knights of Pythias lodge.
az the deceased was member OF the
order. belonging to the Minneapolis,
MINI, lodge.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
GAN MARclAl.

From tho Bee.
The Bee is proud TO say that 1t sim-
ply represents--not leads--the most
Intelligent community Of the county Of
socorro.
The people Of San Marcial have
subscribed o3Oo toward building . good
wagon road from Rosedale to the Biz
Rosa camp. distance Of four miles.
The pair OF white ponies. owned by
Rev. J. J. Giichrist. strayed away last
week. They were found and brought
In last Wednesday noon from Bur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
AZTEC.

From the Index.
Farmington's fair was success and
a credit to all who were connected
with II.
The Aztec and Farmington ball
teams played an interesting game at
Pennington on Saturday, the last day
OF the fair. and Aztec was victorious
The score stood Aztec IL. Pennington
~
A committee OF ladies from school
district No. 2S. which includes Q por-
tion OF the Flora Vista precinct. were
circulating a subscription paper last
week to aid In the erection Of . school
house for the district. A very COM
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04

The Deming club expects to cross
bats with the Clifton club next Sun
day.
James Il. Irvine, democratic candi-
date for probate clerk, was sick sew.
eral days this week.
w. ID. Miller has the contract for
building an adobe ranch house, SKIS,
for George Watkins.
Baylor Shannon, now of Clifton.
Ariz.. has been In Deming all week
buving butcher cattle.
John Stenson. Esq, has sent a fine
exhibit of ore from his big mine In the
Floridas to the Albuquerque fair
The John Cross boys brought In 800
more cattle from Sierra county. Thurs
day, for shipment To California.
The bunk house being built by the
Santa Fe railway for its engineers and
fremea at this point. is about COM
pleted. 1t Is situated just west of the
round house.
Harrington & Coleman haze sold all
their ] and 2-year-old steers for SIG
and s19 each to Roche Il Bryan, OF San
Francisco. Newt. Keith has sold 400
cows and calves to the same parties
for SIG apiece straight.
Sundays Globe-Democrat contains
a photo of Col. p. II. Smith and quite
a lengthy account of his efforts to es-
tablish a national sanitarium at Dem
ing. DR. Mayfield, a millionaire physi.
clan of St Louis. has Joined hands
with the colonel and purposes to raise
subscriptions in all the great cities for
the enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
-
FARM iNGTON.
From the Times.

From the Times.
School commences October 6. Get
ready.
George II. Browne left for Gallup on
a business trip.
Mrs. A. +. stump left for st. Louis.
where he goes for medical treatment.
Miss Lucille Thomas came home
from Durango. where she has been
attending school. to attend the fair
aud is visiting here this week. F
A. ID. Mcintosh. OF Cedar Hin. was
In town during the fair aud left for
Gallup with fruit and vegetables. He
presented the rimes once with the
largest musk melon that We have seen
this year.
Philip Speers. nephew Of I. W. Dan
nels. is hero from Terre Haute. Ind,
and ID making an extended tour Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
Advertising Chat Chat.

Every business man Is becoming ed
ucated to the fact that to conduct busi-
ness without advertising Is like having
a store open at night with all the
lights turned off.
They have also acknowledged that
the newspaper is the best medium that
reaches the people and brings with 1t
results.
The newspaper goes into the homes.
the stJco and the Office People read
advertisements as well as telegraph.
market local and business news. They
have learned that Whenever q mer-
chant has something that he wishes to
make special sale on at bargain
prices ne viii tell his story In the
newspaper
What is the use in having your store
stocked with goods that the people
know nothing about? II you want to
sell your goods you must let the peo-
pie know what you have for sale and
the advantage that can be derived by
dealing with yor,
Advertising is no experiment or
scheme To unload a lot OF old stock.
hut II Is common sense scientific
principle that every business man
should understand, as well a. no un-
derstands his business.
A man may have thorough knowl-
edge of the goods he has ON hand. hut
unless he knows how to tell the people
what he has and what he can do for
them, his business viii he \ failure.
II you want your business To be Z
business superior to your competitors
you must advertise and advertise thor
oughly. And the newspaper = the
only means OF thorough advertt1lns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04

Joined In wedlockhe residence of
Rev. j. O. Willetsv. Willett per-
forming the cerem
Tom Herburgeri Elizabethtown.
was In the city. AIerburger. who
recently underwersurgical opera
tion at the hospiu Trinidad. has
been staying here ome weeks, and
having sufficiently ined her health
will accompany he,band ON his re.
turn to Elizabeth today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
oeMiNc

From the Herald.
Judge Seaman Fields been quite
sick this week.
The Tracy place eaaf town was
purchased this week By. J. Keith.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04

I the W 1t. seeing what Is to be seen
and getting his first Impressions Of our
own county. with which he Is well
Pleased
The San Juan river on Sunday was
the highest II has been for years. 1t
was the result of the heavy rains that
fell over its entire watershed.
Miss Leita Hays Is winner. Her
clay model Of George Washington
showed talent that merited the recog-
milton which T. received II was ex-
cellent work for an amateur and
shows that Miss Leita possesses talent
worthy of cultivation.
Sunday Frank Clenfuegos had the
misfortune to lose his crop by the over
flow of the San Juan river At one
O'Clock in the morning he awoke and
found the water at his door and he and
his family had to fee for safety. This
Is the second year that he has suffered
from the saruc cause.
From the Hustler.
Dick Simpson, the white cnief. is in
Durango with 800 Navajoes.
Mrs. Thomas Newton and little son
of Denver. are guests at the home of
Il. u. Graf.
Joe Wilkin, of Little Water. who
was threatened with an attack OF per
itonitis, is now convalescent and hopes
To- return to the reservation In few
Gays.
Luther Daniels. brother of Mrs.
Matt Hubbard. of the upper San Juan.
was killed near Pagosa Springs last
Thursday. 10y having his head crushed
between two wagons laden with lum.
ber.
The display of farm products by
Mrs. Ella Dooley. which took first
prize at the fair. was grown from
seeds purchased from the Burpee Seed
company, of Philadelphia. The pump
kins and red beets were record break
ers
The town hall bonds recently voted
We're sold TO the Bellen-Price Invest.
mont company. of Denver. for s5,047 so.
in reality n premium OF s47.5o. Bids
for the construction OF the building
will be opened by the town board Oc-
tobor 5, and with favorable weather
will be able to initiate the new hall
about Christmas day.
ID. X. b. Sellers, memLer of the ag.
riculture and horticulture committee
for the Colorado.New Mexico fair, has
delegated Judge w. II. Symonds to go
To Durango and take charge OF and dis
play the Pennington exhibit at the
fair TLe judge departed for Durango.
the exhibit preceding him by fast
freight the day before.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04

The Rock Islands central uonf1oo
1t Chicago will be the uFoooout soll-
road station built In AmogtoA ut
will be thirteen stories hi0A. ~
tracks on which the trains ~ 0u1og
the station will be elsyato1 ~ -
level OF the union loop OF the eooCooD1
railways.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-03
Fish From OIL Well.

Los ANGELES, June Pin one OF
the wells of the Crude Oil Company
now being drilled at Whittier. a flow
of water was recently encountered and
the bailer brought to the surface a
hundred or more blind fish. These fish
are pure white and range IN length
from five to six inches. The fish were
found at a depth of 174o feet. They are
transparent and their blood is blue.
Another strange fish story is told by
DR.. Stephen Bowers, a nineralOgist in
the field for the State Mining Bureau
He reports that during his recent ex-
animation of the formation of the NAL
ibu ranch and the coast country west
of Santa Monica he unearthed fossiliz-
ed fish of consid cradle size. These fish
had two distinct tails. Nothing Of the
kind, so far as he is aware, has ever
been discovered, and he is preparing to
ship his find to an ichthyologist of ex-
perience.