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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
SILVER CITY.


Special Correspondence
Silver City. n. Nj. June l0-Prof
Thomas. OF the Normal school. will
leave on this evenings train for a cou-
pie OF months outing on the Pacific
coast
Fred Bush. editor OF the Silver City
Enterprise is expected To return from
Indiana next week. where he was call.
ed by the illness of his mother.
The base ball game to have been
played between the Deming club and
Silver City team was postponed last
sunday until next Sunday when the
game will be played at Athletic park
IN this city.
fire alarm was turned in last ev.
cning about ! O'Clock and when the
fire boys got ont was discovered
that small frame dwelling situated
in the eastern part of town was on fire
The house was completely destroyed
before the fire boys could get water on
IL az there was no plug anywhere near.
The fire was started by IA little child
about years old striking a match
to some paper, and before It could be
gotten out was slightly burned on the
arm The house was only a two room
AFFAIR and burned up quickly II was
occupied by family named Elch.
The comic opera. Princess Bonnie. y
for which local musical talent has been
practiCing for some time past was
produced at Morrill, opera house on the
seventh OF this month.
The Lyons Il Campbell Ranch and
Cattle company made "A shipment OF
200 cattle from this point the latter
part of last week. They were shipped
to Colorado pastures.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rosenberg. oi
New York City, and formerly of this
city, are here on visit 10 friends Mr.
! Rosenburg is largely interested in real
estate in Silver city and is also look
! ing after his property.
Eugene Warren. a popular young
man OF this city returned the first OF
the week from a pleasure trip TO Colo
| rado points
O. c. liinman and family left the 9th
! or day for months outing on Dry
creek in the Mogollon mountains
W. G. Porterfeld the we'll known
! druggist returned Monday from a bust
ness trip in the east
The city council has passed an ord
! nance making Ii unlawful for any per
son tp SPIT or eXpectOrate ON any o
! the public sidewalks. streets or cross
| ings I'm the city IN. ordinance ais,
mentions opera houses or on the Zoo
of any public building
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
HILL SBORO

From the Advocate.
Al knight has gone to Lake Valley
to take charge of Tomlinson saloon
there.
Jose Antonio Bargus h2s been ap
pointed road supervisor of this pre-
cinct
1ne postofice has been removed to
the c ( Miller building. The new 10.
cation is very good one and makes a
good Office.
The s-aft OF the Dude mine Is down
between 90 and 100 feet Besides hav.
ing plenty OF water there is some five
feet OF ore IN sight
The now mill for the Ready Pay
mine is on the ground and Manager
kasscr is now pushing the structure
rapidly TO completion, and he expects
to celebrate the Fourth of july uy
starting up the works
At depth OF ninety feet hvefoot
| body of ore was developed by a cross
cut In the Ready Pay mine this week.
| The ore is good milling with quite a
quantity of high grade ore intcrmin.
g'ed The body of ore lies In a practic.
| ally lncXplOred territory and cXplod/
| the theory of the Croaker tnat the
country has been dug out
Mrs, Jas. Dalglsh with her children
and her mother, Mrs j f. Thomponn
| left Saturday for Terrence 10 join hcg
| husband who is manager of the Santa
! Fc Central railway store AZ that point
Twelve tons of hosting machinery
arrived this week at the Prosper mine
The machinery will soon be in place
and as soon as II is ready for operation
the main shaft Of this property will be
vigo; Iusly pushed downward. The
| Prosper has an excellent showing OF
ore. and the chances are that mil
will he completed and In operation on
this property before the FIRST of Janu
! airy next.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14

placards in the park Notifying tine
bum aggregation that they VIII no
longer be permitted To linBer wcarily
around those parts
Otero county has q maudamus pIo.
ccedings on hand and 1t was heard be.
fore Judge Parker a. Demlng Judge
Byran sherry represented the county.
VIII Edlem1n. formerly ol Dublin
Texas, has located IN this city and Will
engage In business with Gillette 4 les.
lie Mr. Edleman is thorough bust
ness man al, comes To us highly rec
commended.
II Is now a settled tact that Alamo.
gordo will have a telephone system IN
a very short time. The county commits
sioncrs have granted ~ W Schoheld
who halls from "Old Missouri a fran
chisc with q forty-ytar extension and
the gentleman proposes 20 land the ma.
tcrial hero TOR operation at once II,
win give a guarantee bond that th,
system will he ready for business with
IN ninety DAYS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
GREATLY INTERESTED
Applications Being Received for Space
at the Fair.

at the Fair.
Counties which arr far removed from
here are taking a lively interest in the
fair and will have good exhibits. Let
ters are pouring In AZ a lively rate and
the return OF MOutczuma Is generally
commended
Eddy county will have good cxhib-
it and Socorro will have a good exhibit
OF minerals Grant county and OterO
will surpass former efforts
The following letter is typical one
J II ORielly President Fair Associa-
ton Albuquerque, \. NJ
Dear Sir--I have your favor of yes
terday advising me OF my selection as
vice president OF the 22nd annual terri
toria fair TO be- held IN Albuquerque,
october next.
! consider the appointment no mean
honor and gladly accept same hoping
| to be able TO do something toward con
trihutng 10 its success so far as santa
! i'e county and northern New Mexico
| is concerned
| think you have hi, upon a happy
subject the coming of Montezuma--
! for next falls entertainment II is a
subject of almost limitless treatment
so far as color and spectacular effects
| are concerned, and the enterprise OF
| your people, pronounced as 1t s and so
! recognized all over the southwest, viii
/ be put TO the test TO do II Justice But
have no doubt that IL will prove tre-
mendous success Judging from he get
| there list OF names which ornaments
your associations letter head
! am leaving here next week for the
ancient pecos pueblo to do some exca-
waiting among the ruins of the historic
! Pecos church. The village. you know
was Montezuma's birthplace Beneath
the crumbled altar walls of this church
tradition has IT. there Is buried n great
treasure, which Is guarded constantly
by "a white snake with pink eyes -
! | m not looking for snakes. understand
but II that fellow gets in my way while
am in search of treasure | shall
dispatch him and have him on exhibit
ton at albuquerque along about 'Oc-
tober II TO Is inclusive" and we will
see whether or not Montezuma recog-
ni2es him as the same reptile he left
in charge of his treasure. when he
took wing for the Mexican southland.
Awaiting your commands anr ary
suggestions you may deem proper to-
ward general exhibit from this cuun.
ty and section,
Very truly yours.
GEO II. CROSS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
SOcORRo.

trrom the Chieftain.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. I'D Kcaler
.lt this city was gladdened by the ar
ival of baby girl.
1t is reported that all saloonkcepcrs
lf the city have agreed tu observe the
sunday closing law. Those Sunday
morning drains will now have To tc
aiken Saturday night.
t. A. Clemens. of Magdalena. re-
emily sold three car loads of horses
rom his A. l.. ranch 20 an Indiana buy
,ar Mr. Clemens says that horses OF
certain grades are steadily increasing
u price.
r. A. Carbon spent the greater part
/ pf the week in thu city. Mr.. Carbon
= now located NJ Water Canyon.
where he represents the Three Broth.
rs Mining . Milling company.
Elston T. Jones has accepted the po-
y3ition of assayer for the Lena Mining
I ompany at lordshurg Young men
Equipped with diplomas from the
school of Mines are always in demand.
Mrs Henrietta billing. OF Cincinnati,
4 )hio. arrived In the city On her way Ia
b,isit her mining properties at Kelly
Mrs Billing was accompanied 10y her
sattorncy. w. S Little. of Cincinnati.
II MlS, u. W. FIl'ndlu. WIG bl tUt dNi'
fitorney for the Fifth judicial district
|hrriyed In the city and is the guest OF
|Mrs G +. Blackington II Is rumorod
hat MIR and Mrs Prichard contem
llate becoming residents OF Socorro. |,
greatly 10 be hoped that the rumoi
S well founded
H There was some excitement and feel
L M manifested In the city yesterday
slycr the rumor that District Attorney
tprichard had determined to institute
Il ogal proceedings against all business
Rmen of Socorro who bad been guilty o'
keeping their places of business oper
|on Sunday in violation OF law. The
/ umor was probably not well founded
/ G. T Brown arrived In the city iron
81 paso. whore he was called TO attcnt
1 meeting of the executive board OF th'
international Mining association. Mr.
Thrown reported that the association IA
sahout TO incorporate and VIII at once
Il AXE steps 10 secure permanent hom'
E(Or itself
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
Aztec.

4. G. Thomas was elected director of
school district No. II, La Plata, at the
election
j. W. Stcinson purchased of T. {.
Crump the idO-acro ranch on the la
Plata known as the FirohauEh ranch
for $4,000 cash.
Even without statehood. san Juan
county will be great big ana prosper.
ous community some OF these times.
To the devil with congress.
Sherifis Stout and Standard, OF Phoe.
nix. Ariz, went through town thi.
week on the trail of horse thief,
whom they oYerhauled H. Durango
The fellow had gotten away from Phoe
nix with three animals, one of which
ne disposed oi at Toga SPRINGS on the
reservation one was recovered ~
Durango and the other has disap
pearod.
Mr. end Mrs. John A. koont2 return.
ed from "A pleasure trip to California
where they spent the winter enjoying
the luxuries of n tropical climate. They
were met in Durango hy their son,
John. who has been attending school
in Denver Their many friends wei
come them back
Judge Granville Pcndleton Is having
a stone wall built around his business
lots on Main street and will fill in the
ground and SOW II To blue grass and
sweet clover, etc. lie is also having
his office building sideu and when II is
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
Territorial Topics

medical treatment could be secured.
Jap Clark, deputy sheriff, Corona.
was in the city Wednesday with wit.
ness To prosecute H. Rue who was in
Jail here. charged with horse stealing
Judge Collier came In Tuesday from
the ranch. however, before the prose
cutting witness could be secured by the
officer and discharged the prisoner
giving as reason that there was no
body To appear against him The on
Ger states that Judge Collier was in
formed that it would probably ho
Wednesday before the prosecuting wiz
ness could bc brought before the court
This Is record of speedy injustice in
New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
TULAROSA.
'rom the Democrat.

From the Democrat
G. G. Iungerch was in from his san
Andraes camp. He has recovered the
team OF horses he lost about n year
hgo.
Mrs Dr Hutchinson, of Missouri
Iwho has been visiting Attorney Hutch.
jnson. OF this place. for the last three
|months. left for FL paso to visit rela
|tlvcs and thence to Las Vegas to spend
i he summer.
4. D. Bland has a six inch vein in
|Burru creek which runs s25 To $50 per
bon In gold. He has one shaft down lao
Feet Mr. Bland has been working this
|mino for years. doing most of the work
himself and making his living out OF
4
!. a Shryock entered upon his du
ties as postmaster the LIST inst, and
will move his stock of goods TO the
postoilice building as soon as neces
sary improvements in the way of more
|a OOms are completed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
WHITE OAKS.

From the Eagle.
T. T. Collier repoyts 500 head Of fine
Angora kids-this springs Increase
ar his ranch.
The oil well OF Messrs. Chapman
and Ludlam Is down l60 feet and indi.
cations could not be more faborable.
They are feeling good over the outlook
and are pushing the work as rapidly as
possible.
very sad accident occurred at the
home of Luther Jennings AT Parsons.
Ills little boy careless,y threw a pre-
russion cap into the heater. and in the
evening Mrs. Jennings had fire start
I'd In the stove, and was warming her
little baby's feet, with the stove door
open. when the cap exploded, stunning
Mrs Jennings and the baby. several
pieces of the cap penetrating the
baby's feet The injured baby was i'm
mediately taken To Captain where
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14

boy mouth looks like blulug bottle
Robert Kiusiuger who tainted al the
fire and was some time unconscious
has improved considerable He Is quite
sick boy yet but not dangerous.
His Illness is supposed TO have been
caused by fast running 20 the fire and
over eNertion while on the roof Of the
burning building.
Abe G. silver. one Of the old timers
of Kingston. and brother OF Doc. "
Is in the office holding swim After
holding the office OF assessor for six
straight terms, he has recently been
! elected mayor of LeetOuia. Ohio. Lee.
! touia is a city of 10000 people and Is a
great racing point for the turfmen OF
/ Pennsylvania. Ohio and Kentucky,
/ having one of the finest speed rings
| in the middle states and Just the right
! distance from the big cities for fresh
/ air and a good time
At dusk Friday evening Of last week
! the residence of Die" silver was dis
covered To be on fire by some Mexican
children who gave the alarm. The
noighbors rallied. with bucket. bri.
gade and after a short fight put out
/ the flames. As II was it was mar.
/ row escape for the silver building and
several adjoining houses The wind
was not blowing or the entire block
! would have gone up in smoke. The
! cause of the fire is unknown. as there
/ has been no fire in the building for
! several weeks. This is the second
! time this house has been on fire. botd
! rear and front as we'll as the inside
| shows marks of the fiery element
| Doc extends thanks TO the citizens
| who so gallantly rescued his property
/ from destruction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
KINGS TON.

From Sierra County Advocate.
Mitchell Gray and John Jack, Of the
Grand View group of mines. Grant
county. came In after mail and supplies
and also To consult the other owners OF
the mine In regard To future develop.
ment OF that lead.zinc property.
Trout fishing opened on June |. II
Is reported that all the streams in the
vicinity OF Hurst's camp on the west
side Of the range are swarming with
the speckled beauties. II there Is good
rains during the month there will be
great sport In that vicinity for the ar
dent hy and rod man.
Mulberries are ripe and the small
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.
Are Gathering in Boston for Cor1mun.
ION Week

Boston Mass. June 12.-NeXt week
VIII ho communion week with the
Christian Scientists. Hundreds Of peo-
pie from AL over the country will at.
tend the services in the mother church
in Boston Several hundred have al.
ready arrived here, and at least 1000
more are expected. Mrs. Mary Baker
Eddy the founder of tnristian science.
will lee here for Sundays services and
VIII also take part. IL her health per
mits, IN the annual meetings To be held
during the week in the mother church
and also il fremont Temple. where
puoiic meetings on big scale are TO
be held
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
SAN MARCIAL.

san Marcial y NJ. June Charles
Mattress. James Hitchcock and Misses
Mamie and Rona Shaw, OF the AgriCul
home last week
Mrs w. c. Lane and children are at
Rosodale taking their summer Vaca.
tiou.
}. y Broylcs received another car
of coal for the mill last week.
Mrs. g. Z. Anderson and children
have returned from visit 90 Indian
Territory. where they have been fnI
quite a while.
a party was given 10 Miss Edna
AiannIug last Saturday evening IN hon
or of her 18th birthday. The boys and
girls present were. Misses Mamie
and Reua shaw. Lizzie llOckett. Annie
Horn. Bessie Hitchcock. Mabel and
Maggie Tweed Della Barton, Ieia
Holloway and Masters James Hitch
cocK. Frank Tibbetts sydney Hockett
Wiue stein. Willie Howard. Charles
Hanna John BartC., Jay Watkins and
Lawrence Broyles.
The New England store Is now oper
and fresh cakes. pies. etc, are on hant
all day
Paul Wilson, OF Deming. is yisitinl
| here with his many friends.
A. arijo, the merchant Of old Sal
Marcial returned from Rosedale
where he had been for about tw,
weeks on business.
Mrs &. J.. Hahey returned from
trip 10 California last Saturday morn
ing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14

"Iuu will nave 90 hurry. said
superintendent Hibhard as nc rushed
along a few steps in the rear of Frank
l.. Meyers the local station agent as
he hurried To the round house last
night when the fire whistle blew
Frank Folsom. night yardmastor was
also there Last evening about y
O'Clock the hrp whistle sounded an
alarm To- test the night fire service a.
the local shops The Santa Fe officers
not knowing that Il was test alarm.
rushed to the scene
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
CLAYTON.

From the Enterprise.
Hon. r. Il. Mitchell was here deliver
sing steers TO ]. n. Pierce, for which he
Ercccived sl7 around
Manuel Valerie. who was bitten by
a skunk some time ago Is about recov
.crcd although his case looked like a
hopeless one for some time. Dr Slack
.undcr whose care the man has been
feels elatcd at his success In curing his
patient.
Bob Mausker's little daughter. Hei
en-. received an ugly cut on the wrist
the first OF the week from piece OF
broken glass Blood poison set In
and II was thought It might result ser
iously. but she is getting along nicely
~ last report
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
oAN JUAN COUNTY.
Farminqton.

Born. TO Mr. and Mrs Harry Teas.
"a fine girl.
5. r.. Shoemaker was in from Jewett
brought here by the shooting of the
Indian 10y q. III. Buck.
The section around Pennington has
no grasshoppers this year To do any
damage. but lower down the San Juan
they are quite numerous.
K VI. Gillespie. John l.. Tennoy,
Thomas Gale. James l.. bcaton, Joseph
SorensOn. and Charlie Whitson ol the
Hammond ditch settlement, were In
town called here by the suit In Justice
Symonds' court
W X. Shawver and wife sold their
residence on wall street TO l. W Dan
nels for 81 600 and last years taxes
amounting TO s3t. They will remove
| TO Colorado Springs. that their son,
/ Harvey. may attend the high school nt
that place.
At the meeting OF the l. O. O. +.
lodge. the following officers were elect.
ed for the ensuing six months. l.. H..
! Miller. y c., Harry Shidler. Y. c.;
/ w. II Chamberlain secretary w. y.
! Kignt treasurer: Homer Hays, trus-
tee: W A. Hunter representative to
/ the grand lodge which meets AT So
zorro in October
| G. " Wilcox left on the stage for
! Durango From there he viii 30 TO
! Maneos FOR an extended visit He says
that he viii spend the summer In the
| mountains and that when he goes back
10 Oklahoma. II will be for the purpose
of bringing his wife 10 this higher altl-
tude. where she may enjoy better
| health than she now does Times.
/
Franz Wride came down from Dur.
ango and completed the organization
OF local labor union
our fire company should bc divided
into two teams and give dry and wet
exhibition run on the Fourth of July.
The Navajo Indian recently shot 10y
O. II Buck is reported on the high road
to recovery His doctor deserted him
for game of cooncan
At the school election Dr A Ros n
thai was elected for the three year
term 10y eight majority. His opponent
w. VI. Johnson. was not aware h. was
"a candidate.
NJ. McKenzio's six. horse team he
came frightened on the grade just
across from the AnimaS bridge. and
succeeded In overturning two loads OF
hay for kim on route to Pueblo BonitO
Other than a broken wheel no further
damage was reported
George II Browne, accompanied by
Charles T. Starr. made the round triI
t. Two Cray hills ana Joe wilkins
store at Little Water. last week. They
report considerable real estate moving
in that section. Both are now using
their wites face lotion for boautifyinl
the complexion Hustler.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
ALAMOooRDo.

From the News.
Mrs. w. w. Wood and son. Hart
have gone TO Abilene. Texas. to visit
among friends.
w. II. Woods. the real estate and in
surance man Of El Paso. Is occupying
his cottage at Cloudcroft.
The chief OF police has posted large
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
District Court

Judge Baker has been all day hear
ing the suit Of the heirs OF Juan Baca
y Garcia against the administrators
OF the estate Tho two administrators
and three heirs are brothers and sis-
tcrs An accounting OF money paid
according 20 contract made by the
deceased Is demanded
In the suit OF Louise Apodaca
against Juanita Apodaca dH Gerule f5r
an accounting Judgment was given for
,he defendant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14

painted and "A neat sign surmounts II.
there will be NJ more attractive ostab-
lishment for tho reception OF suckers
ever seen in san Juan. Judge has that
winning way with him too.--lndeX.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14

From the Republican.
Prof. c. T. Jordan anu c. ii. Moore
returned overland from the Santa
Rosa oil lands
Mrs. A. u Fall and children will
spend the summer at their mountain
summer home at the Gold Camp.
Chavlt kirchen after a couple OF
DAYS visit here. both on business ani
pleasure left for Fl Paso Mr. kirch-
en- says that he does not expect to open
up his contemplated business In Ell
Paso until October.
II Is a fine trip Ip Fillmore canon
10 the summit of the Organ mountains
The scenery is unsurpassed in this
part Of the country and the high alt.-
tude alienates the heat and fatigue
that are experienced by travellers in
the valley.
j y Goss a brother of Prof GOss.
arrived here from Indiana. and expects
to spend the summer here. Mr. Goss
was here about eighteen months ago.
and likes our climate SO well that he
decided 20 spend the summer here this
wear.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
SAN MARCIAL.

From the Bee
Mrs W f. Spade has moved to III
Paso. much 10 the regret OF the Episco-
pal choir and a large circle of friends
Dr c C. Cruickshank visited Car
thage more than once this week to at
tend Mrs Robert Law who is quite a
sick lady
4 J. Nishot is tu bc married ON the
nth AT Waterloo Ind. and Will return
to San Marcial with his bride about tho
18th
J y Broylos -four mill is closed
down 20 enable the machinery 10 he
put IN shape for long Iuu ON the new
wheat crop
Governor Otora has issued requis.
tion papers 90 have Bob Thornton rc
turned to New NyNlcu. He is wanted
in this county for engineering big
| barb wire steal nom the railroad com
pany and ls Uuw I'm the HI pasn iail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14

Prof. Mills, OF the Agricultural col
lege. accompanied by his wife arrived
this morning. They will leave to
night for Portland, Ore. where they
will enjoy their summer vacation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14
You Know Wnat You Are raking

When you take Groves Tastcless chill
Tonic because the formula Is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that IL
is simply iron and quininc in a -
less form No cure mo- pay 1uc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-14

President Hughett of the Normal
school al East Las Vegas was here
today.