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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
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KING N AN.
From the amer.

From the amer
report was received in Kingman
that John Meyer one of the oldest set
tiers of Signal was at the point OF
death. His many friends I'm this part OF
the country are hoping for his speedy
recovery
Timothy w Spraguo secretary and
treasurer Of the Arizona and New Eng
land Consolidated Mining company
was i'm kineman settling up tax mat
ters with the collector he considered
the rate of taxation in this country an
outrage and declares IL will have the
effect Cf Keeping ont investors.
j. W Thurher and Ella X Slicer
were married by Judge Logan al the
court house Tuesday last Mr. Thurher
Is quite wen known I'm this country
having at one time hauled freight from
here To Temple Bar. He recently made
"A large amount of money on the con
tract known as the cut of on the San
"a Fo. Prescott a Phoenix railroad out
of Ash Fork He now has contract
for grading an electric line In Los An
geles county
Wednesday evening last Charles
Hand. of l1aCkbcrry. was taken TO Los
Angeles 20 be placed IN charge OF med
zeal specialists. ~" was ,aken III Mon.
day last while on bis way to the Gold
Basin mill and only by accident was he
discovered by Frank O'pea and was
taken 90 his home. w b. Ridcnour
happened that way sometime after and
took Hand 10 nls home In blackberry.
Ills Illness soon took the form of par
alysis and when ne was taken away
one log was entirely paralyzod Mr.
Hand has been q hard worker but for
the past several years luck has been
against him II is 90 bo hoped that his
Illness is only temporary and that he
viii return home entirely we'll
\ family consisting Of twelve chill
dren. passed through Kingman this
week ON their way 10 Gold Road whore
the father n al work They came from
Albemarle. New Mexico We under
stand that the mines OF Alhemarie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
WILLIAMS.

From the News
Mrs. James Kennedy has been quite
H. AZ her home for several days
Mr. and Mrs ia Grove came In from
Winslow To be present at the last sad
rites over the remains Of Nh Smoot
Thcv We're accompanied 10y Mrs John
r. Flick
n Ffiedhcry proprietor Of the New
York store, closed out the major por
ton Of his stock the past week and
left on Wednesday for Prescott lie
attributes the cause Of his leaving Wi
liams to not being able TO secure suit.
able location at the right price.
During the heavy wind storm last
week the smuha stack at the box fac
tory was blown down Wurkmen have
hcen busy for several days trying TO
get it into place again ON Wednesday
the stacK was raised almost into post.
ton. when a roro broke and II fell with
crash one end sinking about three
feet into the earth and other portions
being badly mashed. uccossitating "A
further delay. Evcrythug however.
was got In place on Thursday and OPP
oratiuns resumed
ono hy one the pioneers are drop
ping ON the ranks and soon those
who paved the way for the advance
ment Of civilization In a once barren
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
TRAIN WRECKS
Pueblo indians Killed in Freight
Wreck and a Tramp in a Passen-
ger Wreck
OCCURRED LAST NIGHT.

Late yesterday afternoon the daily
local freight train from the north was
wrecked a few miles this side of Lamy
Junction by the breaking of an axle
on car loaded with thing. Three Pu.
chlu Indians were KILLED aul two ludi
ans and three hohOs were badly iniur.
cd Five cars loaded with railroad
building material were badly wrecked.
The Indians had boarded To. car load
"a with tiliug and wore coming south
to ] hornton II was this car that Caus
cd the accident and as .Ic other cars
were loaded with heavy material tho
force sma-hei 10 20 splntors one In
dian escaped uuhurt
The moth end wrccking crew left
this city last night az O'Clock for 500,
scene of the disaster and By : O'Clock
this morning the track was cleared
Passenger trains y ls I and : which
should have arrived last evening. were
held beyond the wreck and did not get
iu ur'u after II o'clock this morning
Passenger train No. s which left the
city last night was held at Corrillos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
ST JOHN

From the Ships.
The spring 2ephyts are the greatest
dealers In real estate these days.
4 society for the prevention OF cru
city 10 animals wound be good thing
for this community Some people have
mo- sense Of pity. however. when II
comes 90 considering dumb animals.
Prof s. : G. bbon, has returned
from Alpine his school having closed
last week MIR Gibbons Is the prumis-
ing son uf Supervisor Gibbons ana
gave the people Of the mountain city "A
good school
Mrssrs j l. Porter. VIM Campbon
and George Amos. of Show Low were
in the city attending To- business. MIR.
Amos has Just returned from Phoenix
and he reports everything on Il boom
down there. He says sheep ought To
fatton on the range there
The Arizona Wool Growers associa
ton have received orders not to enter
tn forest reserves until their permits
have N,cn received This rs a hard
promo. .fior r0r "rp1H Niithnnk. who
owns ranch ON the inside of the re-.
serve. AMI who is mon "a member Of the
Wool Growers association II Is a
pretty hard deal that compols good
citizen tp dessert his home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
A BIG CONTRACT.
Whitney Company Puts in the Indian
School Water Works.

w. II Whitney president of the
Whitney company received notice from
the interior department AZ Washington
today that the Whitney company had
been awarded the contract FOR the
building aud installing of new water
works system for the Albuquerque
Indian schools
IL Is the Target government contract
OF the kind ever issued In the south
west II will be complete in every de
tail and iHciudcs power house, pump
ing house. steam engine and pump
The pump viii have a capacity Of a
million gallons Of water every twenty
four hours
The work will be begun al once and
will probably be finished by July
The plans for the system were on
exhibition at this Office last fall.
Mr. Whitney feels rather elatcd over
the success of securing such an extra
ordinary contract whore there were
several large eastern firms bidding
The Whitney company have just fin.
ishcd instituting "A large water and
steam heating system In the New
Mexico School of Mines at Socorro.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
RATES ENFORCED.
Temporary lnjunetions Issued Against
Eight Railways Entering Kansas
civ

Judge John + Philips, in the United
states district court al Kansas City, is
sued a temporary restraining order
against eight Chicago Kansas city ST
Louis railroads on the application of
Judge w \. Day, counsel for the inter.
state commerce commission who ask
ed that the roads he enioyned from de
Waiting from published schedules Il
was mutually agreed by Judge Day
and counsel for the railroads that If
the arrangement could be made the
Kansas City and Chicago cases should
be argued Jointly AT Chicago on June
%. at the time the similar case in that
city Is to come up This was agreed
to 10y Judge Philips The restraining
order issued by Judge Philips is prac.
tically the same as that issued in Chi.
cago by Judge Grosscup.
The following roads are effected by
Judge philips order: Chicago and Al
ton; Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul
Chicago Great Western, Atchison To
peka and Santa Fe; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy. Missouri Pacific; CHI
cago, Rock Island and Pacific. and the
Wabash.
In addressing the court. counsel for
the different railroads made no oppo-
sition To the issuance ot the restrain
ing order Judge Day said the govern.
ment was fully prepared TO go into all
phases of the case now, but that the
temporary order would be satisfactory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
A Fine lmpersorator.

one of the most de ightnl entertain
erg who has been in Albuquerque for
some time was Prof. Byron King. who
appeared at Colombo han last night
for the benefit Of the high School Ath
letic association. Prof. King is an or
ator an impprsonator and an elucu
ZIONIST and his evenings recital ranged
from the pathetic to the ludicrous.
The lighter vein prcdominatod aud for
the greater part of the evening the au
dieuCc was cOuvulsed with laughter.
Hi Representations were excellent and
were not Ovcrdrawn
II is 10 be- regretted that the audi.
cncc was not larger.
Prof King left last night for silver
Clty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
BACK FROM SILVER CITY.
Rev. Beattie Returns From Attending
the presbytory


Rev. r G. Beattie. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church returned
from silver city this morning, whore
he has been attending the annual
meeting Of the Rio Grande prcsbytery.
Mr.. Beattic reports a very successful
meeting and a pleasant visit while in
that city.
On Tuesday afternoon the meeting
was called and organized
w j. Mclean. of Dcming was elect.
ed moderator and Rev. w. ] Mustard
or Las Cruces. temporary clerk
At this meeting Rev &. T., Lukons
VI D. of Roswell made short al
dress and reported that the Roswell
church although only organized ~
tc over two years was self support
ing
on "Wednesday the Prcsbytcrlans
again assembled and appointed Rcv
". Matthison, of Socorro and Elder
Kimor. of the silver city church as
representatives TO the general Assem-
bly, which will be held at the Fifth Ave.
nue. church in New York cay about
the middle of MAY
After the adjourned meeting in the
afternoon the members Of the Assem-
bly, accompanied by J r. Goss. Of Sill
yer City visited at silver City.
Rev Boattie was elected chairman
OF the Home Mission committee.
Rev. II II Craig synodica mis-.
sionary for Arizona and New Mexico
was also an Albuquerque visitor az the
meeting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
Central Committees Meet.

Mo CITY rcpuhlICan central commit
tee met AZ the Office of Rankin d Co.
in the y. T. Armiio building, last
night and II was the most enthusiastic
meeting OF central committee ever
held in this city Everybody had some.
thing 10 say. and everybody agrc, Il to
get out and help elect the republican
ticket from top to bottom.
The city democratic central commit.
tee mot At tao office of Or. ID. IT, earns
and was al an enthusiastic gather
ing of democrats. They talked over
the political situation of the city
mapped out the line of work for cleo
ton day and suggested several names
FOR the vacancies in their ticket for
school board but adjourned without
naming candidates.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
DESERVES CLEMENCi.


Friends of Paul Wunschmann have
circulated IA petition which has been
sicuou 10y most all of The best citizens
of Santa Fo aud the same has been
forwarded 10 Governor Otcro OF New
Mexico. asking for oNecutiya clemcncy
In favor of PAM Wuuschmann, who
plead guilty 10 a charge Of having sent
2 challenge 10 fight duel with pistols.
and who was In consequence fined by
the court in the sum of $500. that be,
ing the minimum fixed by law
The public sentiment seems to bee
decidedly in favor OF Paul Wunsch.
mann, not only in Santa Re, but In
other places also
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
WINSLOW

FROM tlD Ndl..
The entertainment given by anna
tour for the benefit of the Catholic
church dew uut large and apprc
ciathp audience. rho Instrumental
pieces and vocal solos were rare mus.
ical treats ana demonstrated that we
have q hirn order of talent in our
midst The play Of Don't Judge by
Appearanc, ELECTED poals Of laughter
and put every body In good humor The
occasion wound up with dance
The fo lowing are the names of tho
persons who attended the card at the
Engineers hall last Friday night Mr..
and Mrs Flick niger. Mr. and Mrs. G. r
Bauorhach Mr. aud Mrs McG.nty Mr..
and Mrs Sccr-t Mr. and Mrs. Bur
hago. Mr. ami Mrs Emery Mr. and
Mrs Thurstun Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Mrs. Charles Woods Mrs Charles
pawIy. Mrs Gfuhhs the Misses Bortio
Krcutz. Lcona Mccain Julia Mahoney
and the Mossrs j Krcntz. 81 i +
Mahon,y NJ Todd w Il Campbell
Joe Nrontz Edward Woln Or Samp.
son AMI Father Connolly
WinsloW lodge ~ Nasons have had
their hall elegantly rented. being
newly painted. paporcd and an upto'
date gas plant put in and have a coy
a lodge room as could be wished for;
much finer furnished and perfectly
arranged abode than one would expect
ia town tho size of Winsluw They
had work 'u the entered apprentice
degree ON Tuesday might and the mas.
ter masun's degree on Wednesday
night They have 10 sight work enough
to keep them busy two or three months
All Masous IN good standing are es
pociallN invited.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
Citizens Ticket at Las VEGAS.

Al the meeting OF the citizens party
of Las Vegas on Monday evening for
the nomination nl "a mayor and one
member OF each of the four city wards
Tor school trustees and aldermen
George + Money. the present incum-
bent. was unanimously renomnatod
for mayor Mr. Money is a son of Sen
atoI Money OF Mississippi
The First ward named Chris Vie.
gand tor city council and D. G. Winters
FOR the school board Second ward n
+. Uusou for the council and a. G.
Schmidt for the school board Third
ward. Dan Elliott. council. and DR.. j.
NJ Cunningham school hoard; Fourth
ward, II s Van pctten, council. and c.
V HedgcoCk. school board
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
New Books at Raynolds Library.

Audrey Mary Johnston.
THE Crisis" Churchill.
"'rhe Right OF Way" Parker.
"'rho Velvet Glove" Morriman
Count Hannibal" Weyman.
Sir Richard Calmady. Lucas Malet,
Methods OF Lady Waiderhurst.
Burnett
Capt Ravenshaw." stephens
"rho House with Green shutters.
Douglas
In the Fog" Davis
strength OF the Hills. Wilkinson.
Mrs Wigs of the Cabbage Patch.
Hogan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
FLAGS STAFF.

From the sun.
Miss Carrie Portz left for a visit to
her former home in Pennsylvania
T.. T. Greonlaw left for III Paso
From there ne will so into Mexico To
inspect a tract of timber land for a tim
her syndicate
Monday the three year Old daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hoffman was bad
~ burned about the neck and face.
The little one set a small piece of pitch
pine on fire WIN a match and while
trying 10 put a piece Of wood in the
stove her clothing caught and before
the burning dress could he eXtinguish-
cd the child was seriously burned
Joseph Dent and John Marshall left
on trip to the Mudershach mines in
Yuma county. thirty miles northwest
of Harqua fla a \ recent rich strike
has been made In the mines and IL has
oacitcd the Flagstaff people who are
interested in il. and If reports are true
the mine Is a bonanza 10 ITS owners
y Grornlcaf who Is now at Cen
Talia Wash, writes Of an accident
which occurred while Mrs. Grecnleaf
was moving the household goods from
tho hotel where they had made their
home for the past two months. \ young
man named Carver was helping the
drayman, and IN getting on the dray
with Mr.. Grecnlcafs shotgun In his
hand the gun was accidentally dis.
charged, the shot going through the
upper part Of Carvcr's right lung and
lodging In his neck. The wounded man
was still living on Monday and hopes
were entertained of his recovery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29

The Las Vegas optic says c l..
Allen the sawmill man of Guadalupita,
and pioneer miner could no longer
resist the temptation to visit the cop
per mines Of this district and SO ar
rived in the city TODAY To canvass the
mining district with Harry Wells who
is equally enthusiastic about tho future
Of copper in this territory. They Will
visit these mines "Wednesday They
say they have a claim that M depth
~ twenty-five feet viii Doe a royola
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
ROCK ISLAND LIABLE.
Must Pay Damages to an Employ Who
Was Injured

Must Pay Damages to an Employ Who
Was Injured.
judge Mullins. IN the district court
at Denver. has decided that the agree
meutS which railroad companies and
the Pullman company exact OF their
employees, discharging the companies
from liability for damages In case OF
injuries resulting from accident are
Illegal and void, The decision was
given in the case of Clarence T..
Adams a Pullman conductor. who was
injured in collision and sued the
Rock Island and Denver a Rio Grande
railroads for Sl5uuu damages. The
corporations pleaded the contract
made 10y Adams with the Pullman com
pauy as han 10 the suit and the court
oyCTrulcd the plea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
santa e kninl,ts Templar.

santa Fc Comma.dcry knights
Tewrar elected tlc following officers
Eminent commurlpr Col George W.
Knaobol. gouyr1lis,imo Hon Charles
r. Easlpy captaiu General, John H.
Walker. treasurer A. b. Cartwright,
rocorder, = : Davis. prelatc, Rev W
A. Cooper These officers and also the
appoiutye officers viii Zee Installed hy
Past Grand Commander Edward T..
Bartlett at the monthly conclaye on
the fourth Monday in kpril
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
Il. S. Spannler Dead.

San Antonio Texas. March 27.-H,
s Spangler well known railroad
man and president of the Spangler oil
company of Beaumont. died at Laredo.
lie came 10 Texas in 1882 md had oc-
cupied the positions of auditor, secre.
tary and general manager of the Gull
Il Interstate railway.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
CHICAGO Limited Wrecked

At Hohson. the first station this side
Of Wnslow. passenger train 40 : ran
hoad-ou into a light engine. dgraliug
and badly smashing the combination
baggage and buffet smoker and killing
one tramp. II is not known whether ne
was riding on the blind baggage or the
engine. No trainmcn were hurt The
track was cleared and the delayed
tram arriy here about 3:l5 this NOR
ming.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
Preferred Hanging to BEING Shot.

After lsldoro Portillo HAD entered a
plea at guilty 10 murder in the second
degree last week. and was certain that
he was in no danger of hanging. ne in
formed the jail officials whore they
could find "A file secreted in the apart.
ment in which are the prisoners held
for the most sorions ines says the
Silver City Independent. An inyesti-
cation proved the truth of his state
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29

Tho Record says Mr. and Mrs
Frank Roper who were married at Al
huQuorlua last week. arrived az Las
Vegas last night and viii go 10 house
kccpng al 81 Ninth street Nj Roper
Is employed In tho chops mere as ma.
cb'niSt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29
From the Gem


Walter Jones. who has been confin-
Cd 10 his room for several days with an
attack of erysipelas has about recov.
cred
Dan Hogan and J G. Grim have laid
a floor in the rear OF the building Of !.
\ Wallis saloon whore James Halcy's
restaurant Is located This is evidence
that Mr. Haley Is feeding his patrons
80 welt that they We're in danger of
falling through the old floor
Last Saturday night large number
Of our citizens met al the court house
and nominated two tickets for town
cOunciimcn The citizens ticket Is
composed of the fol owing gentlemen.
j. c Blake David Rabbit T. ) Cos
ncy. T. +. Pollock and !. A. Vail Those
composing the peoples ticket are.
Julius Aubineau DR.. u. J Branneu. W
II Carroll $ Mlsap and T. T. Pulliam
The tickets are composer OF reprcsen-
tative and business men and it Is the
desire of the voters that the two fun
tickets should run
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29

J. Peelor and T. Bailey former en-
CINE wipers at the Las Vegas shops,
are now learning the road for fire
mans position.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-29

have been closed down and that
scvcnty.fvc Of the miners have been
engaged 10 work in the God Road.
Mr.. Posoy, one Of the owners OF the
Gold Road formerly operated the
mines at Albcmarlo and Is anxious to
get his old workmcn ON the now prop.
crty. The advent of this large number
of outside minors will have little effect
on the market of this country. as there
Is always demand for good wOrkmon.
The other mines in the Gold Road dis.
trict are opening up we'll and will soon
demand additional miners to work
them properly
From Mineral Wealth
James Watkins In charge OF the the
power drills az the Gold Road mines.
is In the city resting up n few days
before returning tie thinks the God
Road is the making of a big mine
Albert w Morrick. who died i'm
Deadwood South Dakota. March I
was "A pioneer newspaper man ~ the
west He was the father IN law of y.
T. 81. Charles of the Inter Mountain
editorial force. Mrs. st Charles went
20 Deadwood upon the first advices Of
the illness of her father and was at
the bedside when death came.
The Billy Bryan. one ~ the Gold
Road group Is showing up in fine
shape. The main shaft on the Gold
Road Is down about go feet aud is
being sunk 10 the 300 as rapidly as the
power dri Is can do H. &. A. stephens
the new superintendent is a Gpe miner
and will get the best results from the
mine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-25
H. & B. Beers Cotton Letter
Especial to The Advertiser.

NEW ORLEANS, March 24.-As Liverpool advices were discouraging, our market opened 3a4 points lower. declined i4dl 5 additional on the liberal Houston estimate for tomorrow and the free port and interior receipts. About this time fresh buying and shorts covering the bottom. but easiness again set in owing to the weakness in spots, making the net loss on the day 8 points. The movement is larger than anticipated and short time is in creasing in Lancashire exporters are apathetic and American spinners are out of the market. consequently spot holders anxious. off aIing concessions to effect sales. Crop estimates while there are some who still believe the outurn will not exceed 10, 900, 900, they are becoming a minority, whereas a few weeks ago they were in a large majority. Referring to the crop and the consumption of American cotton, the Liverpool Post, in it's issue of Friday last was 436, 900 bales in excess of mercial crop. gives Io,9I g. 900 or to last yield 10 e5s GOO That some portion of this excess will be lost before the close of the sea n is very likely. but if 300, 900 to 400, 900 bales there will still remain crop Of 10 500 0oo which will be more than suffi- cient to meet the wants of consumers, esA pecally 1t is certain that the spin ners of Lancashire will use much less cotton than at one time calculated upon. Their position is more unsatisfactory than for some years past owing to the over production of yarns compared to the requirements of manufacturers. While speculation may sustain values, eventually the facts of supply and tance is being attached to the above article because 1t Is known that MT. Ellison is the author, being the commercial editor of that paper.