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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
AZTEC

from SIC. index
b. b. Spinner has sold thc ranch
formerly owned uy Wills Brothers at
lar,H. 0. samuel hals. Consideration
StJ.a. lur ranch comprises 100 acres.
lis rn,h, The daughter OF G. II.
CDtDr Is li 90 her iather8 house
near ,at.c with inliGmmatory rhCu-
maUsw Ey Ehlcn ir i'm attendance.
T. q nurctt and .. Paschel, with
their tauil,Oa are here from Indian
Territory. and are LOOKING over the
county. They form a large party. hay-
iag eight wagons and lot OF stock
and came overland, the trip from In
dian Territory requiring over two
months.
Miss Carrie Ehlen has opened sub
scription school at the public school
house in Aztec The young lady Is
well recommended and the school will
doubtless prove substantial benefit
TO the young folks who attend
Or T.. G. Condit and family departed
for Eureka Colo. where he will 70
into the mining business with lis
father. T. G. Condit. Or. and Mrs.
Condit made many friends during
their residence here. who will wish
them the greatest measure OF success
in their new home.
The Auimas river is getting higher
and higher each day. Not much water
il taken out as yet this season for
irrigation purposes, as the bitches are
not yet cleaned and the farmer must
wait for this before commencing To ir-
rigate. even then. however. the differ
ence will not hc percoptihlo. The Ami
mas you know. is a river. not Il riy-
ulot and tho water that is taken out
for irrigation purposes In this county
cuts a very small figure in proportion
TO it's total flow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
CERRlLLos.
From the Register

From the Register.
Don Sporry at Las Vegas has been
visiting friends here the past week.
j. !. Wells and wife were Albuquer'
que visitors u few days the latter part
of last week.
william swyers. of San Pedro
passed through here on his way 10
Santa 60.
Miss Mary Ple,z is the charming
waitrCar who has charge of the dining
room at the Palace nowadays.
James Rogers SIS building an iSN2s
foot addition TO his residence, which
will add greatly TO the appearance and
comfort Of his home.
A. Young came over from PCcos and
remained few days. shaking hands
with friends and looking after MS
bus mess interests mere
Aziz Michael, junior member of the
firm of X. Michael 4 Brother, left for
his old home in Syria. Asia. for few
months visit amid the scenes OF his
boyhood
The other nigh, r. Green was taken
with a severe cramp in the leg which
spread over the entire right SIDE
causing numhness almost like par
alysis. from which h. has not entirely
recovered.
The work at the smeltcr is making
"A good showing now and our people
are taking a great interest in its pro
gress \ few days ago strong now
of water was opened IN the big wei
so that the water question Is prhc
tically settled ore is being received
regularly and IN, outlook for plen
tfIl supply Is good. In tax with
the writer a few days ago a business
man who has been travelling in The
southern part of the territory. said
that the mining men in that region are
watching with great anxiety Tor he
works here TO start np. and that large
quaniitics of ore viii he shipped here
l., Thorn. IL reasonable freight rates
nnn BIZ ..nurnh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
GALLUP

From the Republican
Charles Narolla resigned hi. pos.
ton in the local repair shop and left
Tor Colorado last Monday
George Sampson has sold h.s trad
ink store located thirty miles south ~
here. to ban nuUoisC
Mrs Theodore Maxwell les reported
very no 1i NaTtNillc. Cal She VIII
return IN short Time 10 Gallup
Three car loads pt new and ina.
proved machinery for tho Gallup mine
of the Colorado Fuel d Iron company
were sent uu 20 Gibson yesterday
y g Walker. > the Nfm uf Osborne
a Walker Indian traders of Cicucga,
was Ia town this week uu business.
tie also paid business visit 10 Allu-
pucrquc.
The Weaver mine turned out $50
tons of coal on To, 10Th inst This is
the biggest showing ever made by 4
mine In the Gallup district
T.. l. Henry was az Wiugatc ON
business two days thl. week. The
BcrLalilo OH company viii start their
drill 40 work. D. soon aa they got
oroulh water in their reservoirs
f. r kcuncy filled au order Tor lum
her a. Fort Wngat. this week Tho
government mill at that place has not
been rebuilt since 10 burned down
something over two years ago.
Doc h. sylvester. the stil known l1.
dian trader located twelve mites -Ju.h
ot here. has opened another sto'c OF
She Nuiro. about twenty-five n. s
south 0i bis present iara.un. Fran
lIarkur uu nvt."oncca oder. hos
charge of the Soc. STORE
John White 90 NiuH,l oils VAo
was hero iVu yca ago p 'u.r' w
the contract lWlGin, 40 N..t ncl-
ance came iD on TUESDAY IUyu.H
and let for C.opcra 90 take charge ~
the mason work. on the school build.
ings 20 hc erected there boy Contractor
owen
Manuellto oil stock in Albuquerque
is now held az % cents instead Of 40
cents Il j. Turnbull. president Of the
60 mpany, has taken his family To Ala
hama and will return Immediately to
take charge of the work. In the mean
time California expert is looking out
for matters on the ground
Andy Nittger. who owns a ranch
near the ManHelito OIL company 3 oil
well. commenced drilling q thrce-inch
well some time ago for water He ia
now down loo feet with plenty of wa.
ter so rmpreEnatcd with oil that II
cannot he used. he claims that he
went through the oil near the surface,
about sixty feet before he struck the
water.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
Russeil-Brusoe.

Yesterday morning at I o'clock at
the Church Of the Immaculate Concep
tion Harry f. Russell and Miss Jennie
BrLeoo. well known and popular young
people Of this city. were united in the
sacred bonds Of matrimony. Rev Man
dalari pronounced the simple and i'm
prcssiye words that made the happy
young couple husband and wifi"
Sam -. stevens the ohliging day
clerk at the European hotel acted IN
the capacity OF best man for the
groom. and the bride was attended 10y
Miss Anna Hin.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony
the party repaired 10 the home OF the
bride. on East Railroad avenue, where
delicious wedding breakfast was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell will soon go "a
housekeeping and continue TO make
Albuquerque theiI home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
BLAND


From the Herald.
Mrs Joseph Routledgc was quite 49,
Wild turkeys are reported 20 J."
plentiful hcrcahuuts and local nimruds
are preparing 20 go forth ana XIII
Mcssrs Jack Carpenter and George
Adams were over from jerks tunnel
"howdying" with the boys.
George Mundcusc hdeur went TO NJ
uuucruuC on business. George ls the
Youngest man I'm town Tor his age.
Wufrod FLETCHER son of Il. Blctch-
rr. came IN from Rogers ranch last
week 20 assist mis- father in moving 90
SeuuritH.
Mrs william Jones. who resides at
the Pearl VALLEY ranch was lu town
the FIRST of the woot tho guest of Mrs.
Hank Ritter.
Charles Ioudic came In from his
ranch ten miles above Bland. He car
ried out a big lot OF supplies for him
self and + G. Blake.
e Bletch,r and family departed for
their ranch at Scnorito about forty
miles above Bland. They VIII spend
the summer there.
steps should be- taken al once To- or
ganize a fire company in this town
The recent small couilagrations serve
20 warn Us OF the danger from hro aud
some kind of protection Is needed.
Harold Giles. the energetic young
miner from Poralta canyon. was in
town and stated Ia the Herald that the
future is bright enough for Peralta
lie says they are not making any
boasts but are going 10 first discover
the proper process 10 treat their ores
and then they will get a mill
A picnic party composed Of Misses
Agnes Grofi Jennie and HAITI" Arnott
Messrs. Frank Gren, Wilbur 'roweil
Oliyar Overhuls, Clarence and Way
man Calendar visited The clin dwell
ors' RUNE FIVE nAiles east OF Blend. last
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26

about? Do We quite fully realize what
the order means to MS all? DO the citi-
zens generally. the bankers. mcr-
chants. manufacturers. realize what in
jury IL will do to these western states
and territories? Let us be up and do
Ing No time for delay Why should
not every district. county. or stock as.
sociation al once organize rcmon-
STRANGE? The harbed wire trus' the
windmill manufacturers. the great beef
packers. the consumers Of beef should
all help us. How many hundreds.
thousands, of small cattlemen will be
injured or ruined by the carrying out
~ his order Yours truly.
SMALL CATTLEMEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
SAN MARCIAL.

Special Correspondence
san Mare al. y NJ April % 10 VI
laslcy has returned from Rnsodalo.
whore he has been on special business.
A. II. Hilton Of san Antonio. passo q
through mere today for the south
u w Brown and some other parties
sold quite q number of fine horses 10
the British government at fair price.
The passenger train for the north
was about six hours late this morn.
ing
The crops around san Marcial seem
Co be- smiling very lively as the 1868
days iu the year sun shines on them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26

Superintendent of Santa Fc tele-
graphs, c. II. Gaunt, was IN the city
on inspection
j. II. Booth VIII return to Kansas
City. He was a passenger brakeman
north of this city
DR.. J. T.. Raster. surgeon-in-chief for
the Santa Fe. with headquarters at
Topeka, is in the city on official bus.
mess.
Fred Schultz. fireman on the Santa
Fe branch. in place OF the regular FIVE
man, Is laying off on account of a
mashed finger
Joe Brown. the ianitor at the Las
Vegas depot. has been ia the employ
of the Santa FL for more than sisteen
years, and he looks but little older to.
da" than when he began that service.
/ The No. ? went north this morning
/ in one section and every coach was
/ loaded with passengers who are re-
turning to their eastern homes after
winters sOjourn in the southwest
and on the Pacific coast.
The Santa Fc railway company has
granted franchise TO an advertising
/ company for the placing of advertising
matter on the cars OF this railroad In
the past II has been possible to secure
an advertisement on a car only where
the car itself was leased by the firm
using It.
The Font Smith d Western and the
Ozark 4 Cherokee railway construc
tion corps are racing for the most
available route into and from Okmul
gee. e. whore the two roads will
cross Both are routed through por
tions of Indian Territory not trayerscd
by other roads.
The Topeka State Journal says
George Grout who learned the trade
of blacksmith at Topeka and who was
ON the payroll of this company at san
Bernardino. Cal about year ago. has
returned 10 the west. leaving recently
for Albuquerque He has been stop
ping in Topeka two months
Three hundred aXles for the 10 log
cling cars which the Santa I'e is tC
build In its shops az Clehurne, Tex.
are being turned out by the blacksmith
department of Topeka. This equip
ment Is 10 bee used on the southern
lines of the company in handling the
output of the pineries, and each will
have capacity of go GOO pounds
Boilormakor Jameson. who recently
left the Gulf a Houston shops at T.
Paso 10 go 10 Alamogordo Ia work IL
the Rock Island shops al that place
sustained a painful injury by falling In
front OF the New Commercial barrier
shop, says the ri Paso Herald. The
fall was caused by stepping on rount
rock which turned and threw him for
ward on his face Besides sprainini
an ankle his nose was mashed also
He has been in III Paso "a day or two
visiting Pete Breem, machinst II
the Gulf a. Houston shops.
The Topeka State journal says
There Is a call for boilermakers a
Needles. Cal, and some Of the hoy,
here have ben indulging in threats I,
go there. Needles according TO com
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
A Euchre PARTY.

Dr and Mrs l. Il. Chamberlin enter
tanned last evening with progressive
cuchrc. The first prize. a bouquet Of
Jouuu.l roses. was captured by Mrs
T. :. baker. and the consolation prize
of q pretty bunch of marguerite was
awarded 20 Mrs KcDy. of Omaha.
Those present were Judge and Mrs y.
: Baker and their guests. Mr. and
Mrs. Kclby. OF Omaha, Neb.; Mr. and
Mrs j. II. Stingle. Dr and Mrs G.. w.
Harrison. MI ana Mrs. T.. \ Powell.
Mir. and Mrs : II Spooner. Miss Stin.
giC and Miss Titus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
VIII MOI Dancc.

An aggravated case of spring fever
and its consequent mental derauge
mcut caused the announcement TO ap.
pear In this paper 'ast evening that
the Nivace club would give a dance
az the congregational church on Sat
urday evening 1t viii not be a dance
but concert Tho dancins was done
today in this Office
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
The Fence Question.

The following letter has been sent TO
the Deming Headlight with the request
that il be published.
Sir:-The order for the pulling down
OF the drift fences on government land
VIII certainly he carried out. unless
those Interested. especially small cat
tiemen, viii act together. and appeal
strenuously to the overs that be for
delay, at least until the land leasing
bill shall nave fun consideration dur
ing the next session Of congress.
What are We cattlemen thinking
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
Robert Simpson Dead.

Robert simpson, Of Waterfowl New
York. died at O'Clock this morning OF
consumption. short distance north OF
the city He was 30 years old. The
body has been prepared for shipment
and is held awaiting instructions from
his brother who Is expected 70 arrive
tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
Cauuht in the Machinery.

Francisco MARTINEZ was badly hurt
In mill at Brazos Rio Arriba county.
by being caught In the machinery His
clothes We're torn completely from his
body by the betting two of his fingers
were torn out and he was badly bruis-
ed and shocked
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
Lucky Star Mines,

L. Meyer, of La Luz purchased
Frank Clark's interest In the Lucky
Star mines last Monday, the owners
now heing Messrs Gohlan Gritzmach-
ar and Meyer These gentlemen have
put "A force OF men AZ work and will
develop the claims until they become
the best paying properties In the
county. They have struck the lead and
Indications are that IL will run from
s25 To $50 In gold. In cutting tunnel
through To the lead. forty feet under
the ledge. the ore run si7 and at the
lead s25 To $50. They Will sink n shaft
on the lead rs or 100 feet and the,.
crosscut -Alamogordo News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26

homo at the corner Of New York ave.
nue. aud Sixth street aud spent most
enjoy ablc evening. Those who Joined
IN the surprise were Misses Edick, Nc
Ciurc Hayden. stanford Rankin. Con
zcles liarsch. Kikc. f'aber. Mossrs
White. Stamm. Atkcson. Sturgcs. Hay
den. Clancy. Hopkins Johnson. Ran
kin Staub. Mcclure Fahcr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
a Track Meet.

Prof 4 NJ Sutherland Of the col
loge at Las Cruces. is in the city today
trying to arrange for track meet TO
be held here before June |. II is his
desire 10 have teams representing tue
different educational institutions meet
here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26

G. + Ellis has established a news
paper office at porjalcs, Chaves coul-
ty which will publish the Portales
Herald The first issue will appear on
May . Portales now has zoo people
while in the immediate vicinity Eve
700 pcCnle moro.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
Family Skinned Out.

H. W Way aud family of Las Vegas
have skipped and left the furn shings
in their apartments for the creditors
to sQuabblc over. II G. Coleman. a
nephew who was driver at GRAF a.
Haywards left with them. Their des.
tination is unknown. but il is supposed
that they went 10 greoner fields Rec
ord
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26

mon report has been one OF the most
uniavorable places on the whole sys.
tenn to work, partly because of the eN.
cessiVo heat IN summer. and also on
account of the comparatively poor way
ia which the point was equipped with
machinery and apparatus Tor trades.
men. But plans are being made To
bring il up to the equal of all the other
places ON the road so far rs rs in the
power of the management
The Kansas city Journal says: The
Santa Fc has scheduled seven special
trains out uf Kansas city To California
tor the Federation of Womcns clubs.
and, In addition. has ordered twenty
extra slccpcrs to bc run out of Kansas
city ON regular trains for that cunvcn-
ton. Next Thursday the ForCstcrs
train VIII leave Kansas city AT I 81
a IN. with ninc slecpcrs composite car
and two dining cars. ON the same day
the Kansas club womon's train will
leave Kansas City at . 80 y. m. this
iraip consisting of observation sleeper.
four Pullman slccpinC cars. diner and
composite car Friday Minneapolis.
Iowa and Nebraska parties will leave
Kansas city at II a. m. In seven sleep
crs. as second section of train No !.
Saturday Pennsylvania. Delaware and
Washington. H. C.. people viii leave
hero about N:ij a. m This train will
have -four standard slocpers. ohserva.
ton sleeper. diner and composite car.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
A Pleasant Surprlse .

Miss Lena Faher was royalty assist
ed by her friends in celebrating her
10th birthday last evening. About 7 30
many OF her schcolmates invaded her
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
You Know What You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic, because the formula is iainly
printed on every bottle showing thai il
Is simply iron and quininc in taste.
less form. No cure; no pay. soc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26

A. +. Wuensch. well-known mining
expert. Is at Santa Fe from Colorado
To look over certain mining PROPOSE
tions. lie Is seeing the city undor the
guidance OF his old friend, George n.
Cross.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26

W c. Thompson and Billy Hall have
taken lease on a piece OF ground
owned by the Mines company at Lake
Valley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26

II is said that s9,o000o0 was paid
In dividends by the various mines OF
Arizona during the last twelve months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26

There is no trick about counting the
dots for the $500 piano advertised free
on page T.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-26
@M%,.c-

This signature is on every box OF the genuine
Laxative BrOmO.Q uinine Tablets
the remedy that cures n cold sn one day
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-30

The county superintendent OF Payne
county announces that within the borders
Of Payne there are 2I.ss3 personr who are
native born United states citizens. ia
German % Russian. ss Canadian 50 Eng
ush. q Irish % swede. q Bohemian. Il
Austrian. l8 scotch Norwegian. Z
French. Dane. Swiss Nclch. and !
each Mexican. Poland. Belgian Holland,
Italian Australian. one unknown for
eiencr and one eorn on the Atlantic
ocean.
Beaver county reports 81 PER cent Of
her population native born. and the other
ten per cent divided among natives of
Mexico. France. Engiand. Germany.
Aus.rla. Switzerland. and Scotland
Iay county reports Dutch German.
bohemian. French Irish. svede. Pole.
English. Russian ard Minon'tss arnoug
her population
Lincoln county reports I fhinaman.
Me0oan. Norwegian IS Aleifianr q
French. scotch. "a Hahem.ars. Danes.
/ Wcichman swtdes n frisA q Rss-
SLAMS. 81 Enviirh. ~ t-auseiars ard III
Germsns. there arc also 1D fare.Gnere
vheFe nationality - rot eiFer aifloEEh
supposed tn be in great part Donsmians.
okiahor1a county rerorte that ou ac-
court ~ fhe assfrsnf r6t takine ceue4a
staustice % ibIs slh5eet. it B. Irperriaie
20 serplr the desired Information
ravree c0rrtr re1eTts the urs efste
~ a1ai-s as okiahosna eouatg. tut sdes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-30
WILL FIGHT
FOR RIGHTS
OF MILITIA
Ferguson Orders Attorneys to
Prosecute Persons
IN PAWNEE AND LOGAN
Who Insist on Interfering
With the Drill.
IN PAWNEE AND LOGAN

Guthrie. O. T., August 29.-Governor T.
3. Ferguson has issued instructions To
the county attorneys OF Pawnee and
Logan counties TO bring action against
persons who have been interfering with
companies Of the Oklahoma National
Guard while drilling. These two cases
are ali that are known OF 1T the present
tine, and the governor is incensed that
more. respect is not shown 10 the crgani-
zation. composed Of young men OF the
TERRITORY. There has been "a tendency
70 force the militiamen of the streets
and roads, regardless of the fact that
they have a right 10 them. and the sta
tus Of their rights VII be determined In
the courts OF the territory.
The case in Pawnee county is almost
identical with the one in Logan county
While drilling the company was inter
Ssred with by persons driving along the
streets, and when the miitiamen did not
give the street as rapidly as the driver
desired. he used his whip freely
he governor, in talking the matter over
today. said.
''The rnilitiamen Of Oklahoma have
rights lHaI must De ieSpecteu anu '''-1io'i
will be brought 10 determine whether
private citizens can interfere with vari-
Gus companies when they are drilling.
We have the law on our side and I pro
pose that the men when on duty are
not molested or forced out of the streets
at the whim Of every individual with
horse and buggy. There have been two
cases of this kind, and / believe that it
is about time that an example was made
of the Offenders The militia is splen-
did organization, and ! am anxious TO
see il placed in better condition, instead
Of being interfered with by private
individuals. by talk or action
The family medicine in thousands Of
homes is Hoods Sarsaparilla. Take only
Hoods.