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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
SAN MARCIAL.

From the Bee.
John A. Barton IL the new manager
of the postofiicc drug store.
Thos. s. Lane has been spending a
few days In town with the family OF
bis brother, w. G. Lane.
on a De&Ngate, RQaalh writes the editor
that the postmaster at Clyde has re-
signed. and unless some one can be
induced to take the ONCE It will be
.sccntinued.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Crossman chang
cl the attractions Of ranch life for the
excitement incident To holiday shop
ping for a few days this week.
The respected mother OF Jordan
Rodgers died suddenly OF heart failure
Wednesday morning at the age Of 70
years. The interment In the San Mar
cial cemetery took place Thursday.
n. Bonem. the secretary OF the
school board. says there Is money
enough on hand to pay salaries for the
present month. He has a list OF sub
stantial subscribers to n fund for con.
tinuing the school after the holidays
This. with the expected apportlonmcnt
early In the new year. will enable the
town To partially cast OF the disgrace
shouldered upon us In an educational
way. for the past few years. by having
only three months term OF school.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20

ing the lungs. The mother WIS hit by
two OF the shot and the boy by Ave. but
neither seriously hurt. The charge Of
the gun struck the stove and this scat
tered II, with the above serious results.
j. T. Choat, q ranchman Of Rocky
Arroyo, brought into town. Tuesday.
the hide of the biggest "loafer wolf
ever seen in these parts. The animal
was notorious among the cattlemen
west OF here on account OF his great
size and the amount of damage he had
inflicted on flock and herd. end there
was a standing reward of $50 offered
by stockmen, besides the regular $40
territorial bounty. Mr.. Choat killed Il
about thirty miles west Of here. and Il
measured an even six feet from tip oi
nose to tip of tail. Boyd Clark. travel
ing salesman for the Simmons Hard
ware company. of st. Louis, bought the
hide and will send II east to be
mounted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
GALLUP.

From the Republican.
Emmit Pipkin has opened trading
store at the Box 8 ranch.
Mrs. Palmer and her two sons nave
removed from Gallup to Point Rich
mond. Cal.
A. +. Stone furnished a $500 bond
for his appearance at the next district
court
John c. Hubbard has opened a real
estate Office at Farm.ngton. He Is well
and favorably known to many OF our
people.
Col. Pr!ngle and c. v. Imeson left
for Zuni to do some surveying for the
site OF the government school build
irgs to be erected for the Indians. The
building will cost $65,0O0.
The appraisers appointed for the
Harding estate made their report on
Monday at q special session of the
probate court. The estate was valued
a: $10.072.41. and consists almost en-
tirely OF real estate.
ii. c. Yont2. Of Cerrillos. spent q
couple OF days here this week. He
has rented the Brady building on Rail-
road avenue and will next week put In
a stock OF jewelry. lie and his broth.
Ell are practical jewellers. The latter
will take charge Of the Gallup bust
ness.
Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Miss Margaret Genevieve Howard
and Hugh Samuel McGinn. Of Gibson.
The ceremony will take place on the
morning OF Thursday. the 25th Of De.
cember. 1909. at 10 o'clock, church of
the Sacred Heart. Gallup.
The Masons Of Gallup elected the
following Officers at their meeting on
Monday night: ]. X. Washburn. w.
NJ; Palmer Kettner. s. W.; ]. II.
Young. J. w.; b. l.. Holmes. t.; Robt.
Hodgson, secretary.
Ramona lodge No. 9. Daughters of
Rebecca. elected the following officers
last night: Agnes Bowie. N. e.: Bella
Barnett. v. g.; Marie Raiilard. treasur.
er; anna Bowie. secretary: Lizzie
kreamer. trustee. The ledge is In a
condition. The application
OF three new members will be present
ed next Friday night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
pGM,No.

From the Herald.
T. s. Robinson. the mercha L. has
been absent from the city nearly q
week and his store is closed.
At the last term of district court
Mrs. j. A. Nelson secured a divorce
from her husband and is again Mrs
Mary T.. Collins. Nelson is somewhere
In Arizona
Quite a stream of water Is running
in the Mimbres river, past Deming
This is something entirely new at this
season OF the year and never seen be.
fore ly the oldest inbabitant.
The engagement is announced OF
James Stowe. timer at the Mahoney
shop, and Miss Ethel Hudgens. daugh.
ter OF Mrs. William Hudgens, of this
city. Both the young people are well
and favorably known. The wedding
takes place December 25.
William Sprague, of Deming, heard
for the first time last evening that his
son. Billy, aged II, and living in
Nevada with his brother died there a
year ago. The brother was afraid to
tell the father before, knowing that the
news would greatly affect him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
ROSW Ell.
From the Register.

From the Register.
Mrs. w. ID. Slease was called home
to Lake Valley. n. NJ. by the death OF
her father. Mr.. Mckinney, Of that
place.
There Is three feet of snow In the
White mountains and the new comers
OF Roswell in their shirt sleeves won't
believe II is snow that they can see
SO plainly.
j. w. Townsley. of Lee. Iowa, father
in-law of H. + Smith. arrived In Ros-
well last week for visit To his two
daughters-Jennle and Junie. who are
attending school here.
Rev. w. q. Read is quite III ut his
home on Richardson avenue. MIR.
Read has been confined to his home
for several months with rheumatism
and injuries received from fall, and
his recovery has not been as rapid as
his friends have wished.
w. J. Cbisum has made number of
land sales lately. among them heing
100 acres In West Grand Plains, nine
miles southeast OF town. to @. A. Price,
OF Bebee. Ark. for 5000; 100 acres to
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
EMiN0TON.

From the Hustler.
Work on the new $4,000 town hall
is progressing nicely. the walls now
Icing up full two stories.
ID. X. y. Sellers has sold A. L. Rich.
ey e. Bro. Of Durango, two business
lots in block on Main street.
Mrs. l.. V. Rockburn. having engag-
ed to instruct the Aztec cornet band.
will be in that town Tuesday and
Wednesday OF each week
The apple packers will about wind
up the crop this week. 1t has taken
about month longer TO pack this
years crop than the crop Of any prev
icus year.
One day last week, Robert Collins.
while at Burnt Timber camp on the
La Plata road. suffered a stroke OF
apoplexy and Is now laying at his
home south Of town In critical con.
ditlon. His wife !s also very low. They
are In need OF assistance.
Agent Hazlett OF Fort Defiance, Is In
receipt Of an appropriation of 10000
from the Indian department. for the
purpose OF beginning construction
work on the new Navajo canal recent
ly located by Chief OF Irrigation Geo.
Butler. The money will at once be
sent to Agent Shoemaker. who will
have the construction work In charge.
employing only Navajoes to do 1t. The
canal heads at Pennington and runs
west along the south side o; the river.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20

OF the week to look after their mining
interests at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burnside came
down from Silver City and are guests
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs Sam
uel Burnside on Spruce street.
Deputy Collector Fall reports that
25,O00 cattle will shortly pass through
the port Of Columbus from Mexico
That means shipment from Deming
and a great stimulation OF all branches
OF trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Jaeger accompa.
rled by Misses Musa Moore and Har.
riett Prudy. all OF Portage. Wis. ar.
rived here few days ago and will
spend four months here before contin.
uing westward. Mr.. and Mrs. Jaeger
have rented the Hugh Williams rest
dence. These folks are friends of Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Pollard and are sure Ia
become popular In Deming social cir
cies.
l.. W. Dalrymple. a brother of Mrs
J. p. Byron, one OF the artists OF the
Chicago Tribune, has sent his sister
the original drawing Of the cartoon
which appeared In that paper short
time ago. entitled "a Vain Appeal" In
which Miss New Mexico is represented
in an imploring attitude before the
congress OF the United States. The
drawing has been deliberately colored
by another brother. C. r. Dalrymplc
Mrs. Byron is very proud of this piece
OF work. coming as Il does when the
much attention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
RATION.

From the Reporter.
Victor Bracket is visiting friends In
Albuquerque.
Mrs. Seth Rueb. OF Topeka. Is visit.
ing friends in Ration.
Miss Marie Fox left for her home In
Pueblo, where she expects to remain
indefinitely.
Mrs. Charles Howells. of Trinidad
is visiting in the city. the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Howells.
Mrs. C. Smyer. nee Farley, Of Kansas
City, is expected here In a few days
to spend the holiday season ,.'..s ..... 49, ''
folks.
G e. sttvers and wife are enjoying
visit from the latter's sister and heI
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hunter
Of Pennington.
Deputy Sheriff Ed Corbet. of Spring
er, brought to the county Jail one
Francisco Macs. who was committed
by Justice Hutchison. to await the &C
tion OF the grand jury on the charge
of horse stealing.
j. F. Ruffner was found dead In his
bed In the room In the rear of the First
National bank. Death came to him
peacefully and without warning. as he
was resting on his pillow as II In nat
ural sleep. He was afflicted with or
ganic heart trouble which was the
cause OF his death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
SOCOR no.


From the Chieftain.
Mrs Ada Morley OF Datil, was a
visitor In Socorro on private business.
p. n. Yunkcr's new building oppos-
ite the Winsor hotel Is now enclosed
and will soon he ready for occupancy
David Farr of Albuquerque. was In
town on his way home from visit
10 his stock range west OF Magdalena.
Josefa Minjares de Comes VS.. Maxi
miliano Gomez. Is the style Of n case
recently filed in the once Of district
clerk John Il. Griffith.
Prof J. Pat Ewing, who bad Just
closed q very successful term 81 school
in Water Canon. was In town on mis-
way to III Paso on private business.
Attorney Jas. q. Fitch. who has been
suffering very severe attack of iritis.
is improving rapidly and II all goes
well will soon be able to attend to busi-
ness again.
Chas r. Lincoln of Boston, q brother
OF Prof. r. c. Lincoln. arrived In Socor-
ro to take charge OF the assaying and
chemical determination at the School
Of Mines. Mr.. Lincoln is a graduate
OF the Massachusetts Institute OF Tech
nology
John Mcintyre OF San Antonio was
In town. Mr. Mcintyre reported that
the coal mines near San Antonio re-
Gently made shipments Of coal
amounting to about one hundred tons
day for six successive d.ys and
that about one hundred men are now
employed by the coal mine owners In
that vicinity.
Some miscreant threw rock
through one of the front windows at
Howeil's drug store Sunday night.
There has been much more than
enough of that sort OF deviltry CON-
mitted In the city of late and the fact
that II has gone unpunisheu will only
make the punishment OF the perpet-
rator the more severe when he is
caugh, as he Is sure to be.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
HilLSo ooRO.

From the Advocate.
A mask ball will be given by young
men OF Hillsboro on Chr!stmas eve O..
Gales hall. Free--to get in--cant say
how much to get out.
little girl of Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. G.
Plemmons was very sick child for a
day or so this week. being threatened
with pneumonia. She IL now much bet.
ter.
Mrs. II. II. alliams goes to Flor.
ence. Eddy county, to spend Christ
mas with her mother.
X. II. Williams. the butcher, Is suf.
fering from . badly cut left hand,
caused by striking II with a meat saw.
Mrs. Willie Cannon and little daugh.
ter are visiting with Hillsboro friends
this week. Mrs. Cannon was formerly
Mrs. Otto Cent? and lived in Hillsboro
several years. While here she made
many lasting friendships.
Malcom Mckinney. an old resident
of Sierra county. after an illness OF
only q few days. passed away st his
home on the Jaralosa on the 10th In
slant. He was nearly 81 years Of age.
lie leaves widow and four girls. all
married. and three boys. grown men.
Francisco Borjorques is laid up this
week from the effects of injuries re-
eiv"d while ropIng calf last Satur-
DAY. He had roped the animal. but
the rope fouled with dead tree and
pulled II down. The tree of falling
struck Mr.. Borjorques upon the head.
knocking him out for . time.
W. O. Thonpqoa, editor and propri-
cfor NJ the Adv0cate. left last Satur.
day afternoon for San Francisco. Cal.
summoned thence by . telegram de-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
CARLSBAD.

From the Argus.
There is coal famine on In Carls
bad these days. The black diamonds
are $40 a ton, but can not be secured
even at that price scarcity OF cars ID
the reason given.
Miss Mary Breeding is at her home
from the Guadalupes to spend the holi
davs with her parents. Her school has
been "let out" until the first Monday
In January.
The new cottage built by A. j. Craw.
ford has been finished. and has been
rented by w. A. Roberts. whose wife
and son are expected soon to arrive
from Indiana to make Carlsbad their
home.
The 500 tons OF Kafiir corn and Milo
maize. contracted by the Irrigation
company to Clifton Chisholm. the Ros.
well hog feeder, has nearly all been
delivered. only small amount still
being due, and this viii go forward as
soon as cars can be secured The con
tract price was $40. in the head. and
thus 1t Is that 1000 of Mr.. Chisholm's =
good dollars have gone into the pock-
cts of lower valley farmers.
An accidental shooting took place at
the home OF J. u. bromley, at Lone
Tree, Sunday morning. His son, Lea.
was hsnaling a 1o'sauge shotgun which
went on In some manner, the shot
wounding Mrs. Bromley. his little sis
ter and younger brother. The little
girl was most seriously hurt, receiving
ten OF the shot, one Of them penetrat-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
LORDS S1URo.

From the Liberal.
Mrs. Sam Hughes. who has been
visiting friends at Florence. N. NJ, for
several weeks, returned home to the
great delight of her husband. who had
gotten quite lonesome.
ID. w. Briel, superintendent of the
.'orth American company. made a trip
down to El Paso last week. and re.
turned with Mrs. Briel, formerly Miss
Mary McGee, of Shamokin. Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. Bon Markley. of Bluff
son, Ind, arrived here the first of the
week, and Mr.. Markley has gone to
work for the Eagle drug mercantile
company. Mrs. Markley and Mrs. s. M.
Chase are sisters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
FARM iNGTON.
From the Times.

From the Times.
Mrs. l. NJ. Jarvis is assisting in the
postofiice for the morning and evening
mail and will continue to do so until
after the holidays and perhaps perma.
nently.
Clay Hensley. OF tine river drove
through town Saturday with a herd of
25o head of fine cattle which he will
winter at A. F. koehler's place near
Jewett
Harvey Towner. the efficient educa.
tor and principal OF the Fruitland
school. was up from that place Satur.
day and was accompanied by Mr..
crowley. the teacher at Olio. Both
schols are doing good work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20

who died at Trinidad OF diabetes on
Thursday last. were received here this
morning and interment was made in
San Rosario cemetery. He was q ma
tive of Pennsylvania and at the time
OF his death was 81 years OF age. lie
vas well known here. having lived here
for some time. At the time OF his death
he was superintendent OF construct on
for the sociological department OF the
Colorado Fuel ana Iron company. No
gcrvices were held in this city
The football game OF the year in New
Mexico will be played In this city on
Christmas afternoon at the govern.
ment Indian school at o'clock. be.
tween the Santa Fc Indians and the
Albuquerque Indians. The game will
decide the championship OF the rri-
tory and II promises to be n close one
from star. to finish. The Santa Fe
eleven Is getting In good practice ev-
cry day.
Harry Boyle died at the sanitarium
this morning at 0 O'clock OF consump-
ten. The deceased was a young man
| about 80 years old and had been at the
sanitarium three weeks. although he
had been In this county since sep.em-
ber. The remains were taken In charge
by Undertaken Chas. Wagner. who Will
embalm them and shlp them tomorrow
to Toledo. Ohio, for burial. The young
man c.me too late to receive any ben
eft.
A letter received this morning from
| Golden, states that snow in the south
ern part OF Santa Fe county is FIVE in.
ches ds2p on the level. This In the
heaviest ial OF snow IN that section
for many years.
The many friends of Hon. Amado
Chayes were gratiAed to see him at his
Office today after his long spell Of con-
finement to his residence. suffering
from the injuries received on last elec.
tion day by the falling OF telephone
pole upon him. Mr., Chaves is slowly
but steadily improving.
| There are postof'ces named Santa
Ire in Florida, Illinois, Indiana. Kansas,
Kentucky, Missouri, New Mexico
Ohio. Tennessee, Argentina Republic
Mexico, in every Central American
state, In every Soutl American repub'
lie. Spain. and on the Isle OF Pines
There isn't q day TIT the local post.
oface does not receive mall matter In
tended for some other Santa Fe. It Is
quite likely, too. that often letters or
parcels intended for Santa Fe, N. NJ,
go to some other Santa Fe on account
OF illegible address or the name of the
territory being omitted In the address
The report of City Treasurer ". ],
McPherson for November shows a bal
ance on hand In the general fund OF
$67o.77 The balance on hand at the
beginning of the month was Sl45.lS
and the warrants paid amounted to
$llS.7O. In the interest fund the re.
ceipts and expenditures were each
$45.47. The contingent fund has a bal.
ance on hand of 81. The amount on
hand In the salary fund Is $402.71, and
the receipts from 1899 taxes were
SsS.SS and from 1900 taxes $17S.6s. In
the school fund the balance on hand
ut the beginning of the month was
$SS.S9. The receipts from the county
treasurer were @t,i56.l9, making the
total $i,245.0s. The warrants paid
amounted to s714.17, leaving q balance
on hand of $530.91.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20

Tinker and Frank w. Blackmer were
his witnesses.
Harry l.. Dunning left for Durango
where he will take the train for Wash
ington points. He will spend the win
ter along the Pacific coast. returning
here in the spring.
Judge Robert G. McReo, OF Chat
tanooga. Tenn, was In town this week
The Judge is lawyer by profession
but has decided to mingle with mother
earth and has concluded to settle on
the la Plata river, and has already
sent for his family. He will buy land
on the La Plata and devote himself I'd
farming and cattle raising
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
AIT &C.

From the Index.
C. q. Brewer and wife have gone
overland to Gallup. from where they
Will go by the Santa Fe railroad 10 Cal.
ifornia. where they win spend the
winter.
Henry Wood made final proof. before
the probate clerk. ON his homestead OF
100 acres at Cedar Hill. George A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
oeMINo.
From the Headlight.

From the Headlight.
Carpenters are now busy finishing
the Interior woodwork OF the new Alt
son building ON Silver avenue.
Deming seems to be good place for
grafters. II ono In to Judge by the way
tho hoboes stick when they light In
town.
John Corbett and Frank wyman
went out to Stems Pass the fore part
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
SANTA FE.

From the New Mexican.
A report from Bland to the weather
bureau this afternoon savs Il has been
showing there for thity hours and the
snow In Bland In now over twenty.four
inches deep. II Ia much deeper in the
canyons.
The remains OF Charles G. Everhart,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20
LAS CRUCES.

From the Progress.
Mrs. A. B. Fouillet was confined to
her bod with fever for two days
The Mormon Mining and Milling
company has changed It's headquarters
from Kansas Cit &c Las Cruces and
has appointed W. b. Murphy as it's
New Mexico agent. The company are
beginning work on t....l property at
Gold Camp and will employ ten men
~ start with. II is their intention to
increase their force. their motto being
'slow and sure" J. Brazel has been
made foreman
The voting contest at the Bazaar Fri
day night. for the most popular young
lady. and the most popuiai lawyer re.
suited In favor OF Miss Georgia Gales
and v. {. Frcngcr. As token of her
popularity Miss Gales received beau
t.ful lace handkerchief made by Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt for the occasion,
and presented with her best wishes to
the most popular young lady. MIR.
Frenge: received Il handsome twenty
pound Navajo blanket
The Tom Cobb company. which will
make Its appearance at Convent hall
on the 18th instant. Ia composed of col
lege talent ana II the performance is
60 good "A thGtp given heretofore the
people will certainly get their money s
worth and be made ~ feel so pleased
with themscl lies that they can make
their New Years resolves with good
grace. The Young ladies OF the basket
ball team arc a n"t as ushers Of the
occasion.
Two or three posters were received
at the college announcing the football
gene between the Albuquerque In.
dams and the Santa Fe Indians. The
game will be played at Santa Fe on
Christmas day and will be for the ter
ritorial championship. Many OF the
football enthusiasts here have strong.
ly expressed desire to see the game
as 1t will be the hardest and fastest
fought yet this year. Some OF the boys
will be fortunate enough to see II as
they will be spending the holidays at
their homes In Santa Fe.
From the Republican.
The mission school will have it's
Christmas tree exercises Tuesday eve
ming. December 2S.
Wednesday evening a very interest.
Ing lecture on yellowstone Park" was
given at the college hall for the bene.
Mt OF "The Colleglan." Mr.. Wiley.
who gave the address was formerly
guide through Yellowstone park. He
was assisted in his descriptions by
stereopticon views. which added great.
ly to the interest OF the subject.
At the Hotel Dieu, FL Paso. Miss
Maggie Hogan. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hogan. Of Gold Camp. died
nj typhoid fever last Sunday morning.
The death Of Miss Hogan comes as
shock to her family and friends. for
though she had been quite III of the
fever. she was thought to be entirely
out Of danger and on the road to re.
covery. Her father was In FL Paso at
the time, and had her remains Inferred
there. Mrs. A. II. Fall. with whom the
young lady had been stopping prior to
her illness, came at once tn Las Cru
res and proceeded to Gold Camp to I
break the sad tidings to the mother. |
All that kind friends could do was
lone.