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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04

The Uutri States haf acquired tho
publi, land. uy occupation co..'on and
uur.hase s. out gNI NIl.uu acre.
were acquired Ny roasIou aua l.l1" mil
lion acres ly purchase Tho 49, mil
Jon acres which have been at the dis
posal of the government have cost di
rcctiy ia actual cash inn million dol
lars 4 large part of this money 10
the cost of surveying ant Rumnistra
uGn aud the total does not cypress D.,
many hundreds ol millions tEc ruu
cost { this territory GG included IN
the expenses OF the war and other 81"
pnrtmcnts OF the government Too rouu,
numbers the government uas received
$50 million dollars In cash for The Lame
sold anus II is that the present va
cant public landcs, nov amounting t'
if5 mlmon acre.. represent net az
tunl cost O! only $50 900 GOO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
peMINo poINos.
The Bsbee Road--Christmas Enter
'sinreents--Persoaal Notes.

Special Correspondence
DemlnE. y. NJ. Dec. p The bishee
road has completed us connections
with the Santa Re. aud 10 now running
rs heavy engines regularly 60 tho
front Nh Choaic and his wife are
now at Carizillo looking over the work
Tuesday night the Presbyterian and
Methodist churches held their usual
Christmas trees rXcept that the Pres
byterians had n well instead of tree
a general feeling q. good will was In
duced In the little ones 10y IN" gener
osity OF Santa Claus
Christmas week has been pretty well
given up 10 merry making Christmas
morning aud afternoon tEore were
horse races Tor good purses. Thursday
mornlng more raves. and thursday aft
ernoon the ropins contest Va which
leys Birchheld won hrst money In the
phenomenal time Of y seconds, and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
GOOD COMPANY. GOOD PLAY.
Return Engagement o. TOO Rich To
Marry.

The newest and most delightful On.
tcrtaiumont of toe year Is the polite
comedy. Too Rich To Marry, which
viii hc seen AZ the Colombo hall In re-
turn engagement January :.
The style of the comedy IL positive
Innovation. II Is as fat from the time
worn style OF the ordinary comedy as
can be- conceived II Ia certainly a
brilliant creation, not dependent upon
roarsoucss ami yulearity Tor forced
aupha. bat full Of the richest 81 humor
hat brings the laugh spontaneously
aud that Is the Kind Of laugh that
sends tho audience away from the
thcator well satisfied.
The comedy. Too Rich TO Marry.
has an intense dramatic interest and
Is a rare combination OF romance
pathus uud comedy. It IN a vital and
living play shown rs in series Of vivid
ana lifDlikc pictures. lne company ~
feturniug thus way from the coast
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
A UNITED STATES RESERVE.
National Guard Legislation Proposed
by Adt.- Gen. W. n. Whitemar.

There has just been issued six
page pamphlet by Adjutant General "
H. Whitcman. Of Santa Fe. outlining a
proposition 20 establish a United
States reserve army In place OF the
present national guard system Every
one who has given a thought OF tho
present status and condition of tho
state and territorial militia. acknowl
edges that reform and change Is nee
esssary in order 10 make the militia
nf the greatest effectiveness In time
of national necessity. The legislation
mappcu out by Adiutant General
Whiteman retains the control OF the
militia in the states and territories,
but organizes II upon the same plane
"a the Uutcd states army, Tho plan
is meeting with the approval u many
adjutaut generals and the nationa,
guard papers and viii ho probably en-
dogsod AT the national guard cunvcn.
ton 10 be held AT Washington.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
LAS VEGAS.


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
ELEPHANT nLAls pAM.

The Elephant buttc uAm case VIII h'
before congress again this winter. says
the Denver News. II arrived there
curing the last session. but failed 10
attract much attention This session Il
promises TO proCipitatc night OF no
small proport uas.
II will be recalled that the Elephant
Butte company proposed 20 construct
in the Rio Grande valley of Now Mex
leo. about .sJ miles above vi Pasu a
reservoir which Woulu nave been the
largest In the world and would have
brought many thousands Of acres OF
rich. fertile land under productive Cul
tiyntion. The secretary OF the Interior
granted PERMISSION for It's construction
and work had begun when, at the r..
quest of the state department. the at
tornoy general brought sWt in in1unc
ton restraining the company from
uuoratiou The plea set up ~ IN" EoN
ornmont was that the dam and rracr
yoir would interfere with navigation
IN the Rio Graudo river a proposition
SO prppostcrous that II excited ridicnle
wherever the real character of the
river was known
The case was heard before Judg.
Hant2 and decided against the govern
mont The supreme court ui New
Mexico Affirmed e. decision. The su
prcme court Of the United States. Il
which the case was appealed sent II
back for another hearing on question:
of fact Judge Parker tried II aud dc
cidcd against the government, an'
again the supreme court oi New lex
leo affirmed the finding of the dihtrc
iudg, ~ was taken again To the su
promc court OF the United states
where Il was again argued, Int sti'
remains undecided
During tho litigation the fact dcvcl
opod thai the state department was De-
ing used hy ~ Paso spectators Wht
were promoting an international dap
project near that city and that th
ulea Of interference with navigation
was mere mNtcrugr Tie 'art d
evident that ~ dam M Ei'Phau
Butte would impede navigation on rn
lower Rio GraDde. dam ~ ~ AS
would do tho same TO assist thDi
achemc and give u an intcrnntuu1
bearing the spectators had secure
m, prcaoutatiuu ui batch of McNlca
,Ihlms amounting Go So 900 uu' %
$40 600 COCO. for damages for loss 81
water on the Mexican size ui the rive
below T. Paso.
Now COMES Congressman stephen
Of Texas with a bin upprlprlatuF 8
30, 600 90 aid the construction OF On
propose international dam az III Pas
The situation. therefore Us just this
The government is allowing Itself Z
De- used 10 Kill legitimate Cuterpris
10 tho end that Il may itself oNpcnl
se3l1 900 TO construct a river dam, ~
boider outrage was ever attempted ~
private enterprise ur on the fedora
treasury. II congress can b. made q
see the facts tno hill viii stand uItl
chance uf passing n al least tho sr
prcme court of the United States sinai
affirm the unhrnkcn dcciuions of IN
New Mexico courts tine Elephan
Butte company will be left free TO COZ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
BASKET BALL.
Splendid Game Between University
and Silver CITY Normal Teams.

The most exciting basNct hall game
over witnessed IN TINS territory was
contested last night al Colombo hail
The opposing teams were the Univcrs.
ity girls and the girls of the Silver City
Normal school. The first half was
spirited contest, ana was won by The
Normal team, the score showing tn %
In their favor. at the heginning OF the
second half Miss Carrie Whitehill. the
accomplished captain OF the Normal
team. was taken ill aud had to retire
from the game. Shc was suffering
from "A severe COLI. Her retirement
from the game weakened the Normal
team. and IN the second hall the Unit
yersity girls played a remarkably fine
game. making II score Of y, tying the
game, Miss Kate Cunningham and
Miss lou Manwarln of tue University
team made several excellent plays in
this half In fact. all the team. includ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
NEW MEXICO EDUCATORS.
The Wind Up Of a succcss'ul Conven.
ticn--Thc New officers.

Thor, ula lars. .rU.H uf educators
boz th. D.utrH srhuH Uu HIur Hst ulpht
on th, subject. "ilaH MIl Itrl,rd From
the Monkey iu tho dir Hrs" Dh1rts
werr us.i O. Iugtni, certain uoiuts
-, lecture vas t,r, Interesting u.I wus
GRAIN WaH r'u,ud,d D., tb. rendition pf p
H| si'Il Selection Dos tN, AfI.u " Uduliu
..h ,ud 70 vocal sn'u us Ma i,odu,y ~
TOphS.s rRucEgptSgs
80 . 60 t'HUk thiH incoming th. program
opened with music and Wa followed hv
Tho H. 1uuaiuW which w.a IrIrtrtiEsd
70, CO.,. Interesting diu,nurs,- 600 lIi.Iug
Tor tIii2,UtlIp iu th, iu.Ie Schools.
Ih.uI,Illy' O.. Fru,i. bun riu.
t,ud,rt ~ public Instruction lama yuuu-
| rja. AlnuuuerqU., .NurH.tN. n a
| lurkIu. Ipcfiutou'.at Gallup public
SCHOOL" Then % general DISCUSSION ou
th' ~ entered INTO h> m'mh'fa
rh, mri,.t Library iu thc Grid.s DO
! was handled very coinurndg Die hy hrs
| discussed Dr. Miss Annie Human Of
| Ration
Following b. the im Of new omc,rs
nominated no elected 60 am tho r,sp'ct-
| Tr.s,d.ut ~ q iickcs Albuquerque
| Vic. President liugh owen. silver city
| Secretary Mis bu3 Berger Santa Fe.
! EHInsd Secretary l.. G Butcher Las
rrr4sur.r uum iadlcy. Las Vegas
/ Executive Committee. e. l.. lI"witt. las
N,ca. rrnt iHr,lu. G.lui, e. b.. Hod.
'' riu! EMBODIMENT
| Whom o. rnu." fllU OFF tuo Educational
association Opened in o.. assembly han
IHf tH. tHrl FNHul UUIIlIug this morn.
us uHrn rt,, teacher 20 tho Albu-
Ilurrl.u HHII.r uh.H'. .....|.' HH H rom.
u,r. AVA rt,ry member nf tle NcW McX-
b. la .ru, .cu.ts i.N.Wi" Paid his
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
Public Library Recpened.

The Raynolds free Public library
which Was closed for few days IN or
dor that new improvements could be
made was reopened last night. and
those who visited the institution SPEAK
ia glowing terms OF the new arIanss
ment The floors have been painted
new Garnet mating laid In the hall and
eadine roam. Miss Wetter, the librar,
ian. reports that $3.50 people visited
the library during the past SIX months
and that $3.50 hooks had been issued
10 those IN possession OF the proper
tickets. The new books recently or
dored. and which are expected TO ar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
TRAGEDY AT WiNoATe.
Soldier Sheets a comrade b. Accident
on Christmas Day.

Rod Fnrnon. the deputy tnit.d states
mnrshal who went out 60 Fort Mingnic
on Thursday night 20 arr n the man VINO
committed murder at that place on
l'hristtnas. returned tu the city last night
with his prisoner The man Nhn Was
lodged hshind the bars Of thr u, rnnliilo
county lnil to await the action ~ the
tinted states grand Jury. Is named
Adoiph Quiuz.r. aged % years, aud the
vistitn nf hts hulivt WAS Waiter Hole
hnus.r, aged % The facts In 'ho c1se
~ nearly as can be learned. were that
Iioizhauser and fellow soldier aftor par
taking Of their Christmas dinner mounted
,hrlr horses aui started cut Tor a pleas
ure trip. They passed two gentlcmen
M evils. were out for little exercise.
When the hors.men had gone about lSa
wards distant, Gunner remarked to his
companion that he would have little
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04

CHRISTMAS AT GLAND.
Church People in the coehiti District
Celebrated.

The entertainment given NJ the
Bland church Christmas eve was wei
attended and the program was far IN
excess nf SHAT any one expected. The
little ones carried out their respective
PARTS with degree of proficiency that
would have done credit To real &c.
tors As to the parts taken by the
Older propi. enough cannot nc said.
TIA, borrowing is the program rem
d,rod
Opening Soug JOY Of the World, A"
by the Choir.
Prayer : W Young
Hymn 49, the Choir
Address 5 ". Young
Recitation a Merry Christmas,
Violet Marchaud.
Recitation -Four Little Feet lisa
bel organ.
Rccthtion-"C Christmas Eve" Millio
Carson
Recitation When Pa First Ate To
asru Sauce" James Mclaughlin
SONG christmas is Coming by
Pour Little Girls.
Rccitatlou Christmas Eve. the
| postman Story Trella iaines.
Recitation 4 Modern outh, Bell
Benson.
Recitation A Christmas Problem,
| Susie Narchaud
Recitation an OH Fashioned
| Xmas s. W Young
Snu- Z Hear the Sweetest Music
hy the school
| Rccjtutiou Kris krlnslc." June Me
lauphlin.
Recitation The Christmas Ball,
Mary Springer.
Recitation The Day After" MAY
Carson.
Recitation why Cats boat WASH
Their Faces Before Eating Edith Me
lauphlin
Sons Mrs. Reed
| Recitation Little Boy blue" Eddi,
Carson
Recitation 'Nr nooly's Account Of
puuuUst Convention $ ". Young
Recitation signs 90 Christmas
Sarah springer
Recitation a Christmas Carol,
RuR MarohHud
flynn God BE- with You TIL W.
Meet Again ny the Choir
Recitation You've Put No Flower
pu Papa 81 Grat, Stella Williams.
After tho aHu, program had beef
rendered there came on Santa Clau
uuN 900, distribution oi PRESENTS. The
beautiful Christmas tree was wei
ludurcd with thur 10 gladden. th'
hearts of the little ones and some o
"a, oder ones we're not entirely for
gotten ly good old So Nick. In fac
lthp entertainment was one hat woul,
have done credit 10 amy city In the ter
rtory and Tho Citilcu Is certain thai
Iali enjoyed themselves
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
NURSING MOTHERS

A nother,poor health is bad
enough for the mother but
worse still for the nursins
baby.
Mothers find SCOTS Emul
sion a nouris hing and
strengthening food. Ii IT,,
breast milk is scanty or thin
SCOTS Emulsion will make it
rich and more abundant.
When mother, take scott,
Emulsion the babic, share in
the benefits. Thin babies grow
tat Weak babies get strong,
N.i'asri ypua lt,l, 60 u.s. if,oulle.
5Opla hOWNE. ~ Iead street. Ne~ Yort
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04

rive here iu frW days include the FOL.
lowing Castles great work lhc Sc
,rrt Orchard parhcrs Right Of
Way tuurchills masterpiece The
Crisis the grcat story q, tnc west
1ur O,touus boy Frank Norris NJ 1853
Wllku greatest novel ia" Portion
ul Labor. The Ruling Passion ly
Nnury Van Dyke. Cnthervood 3 Ia
lrr. Booth Tarhugtuu clever nov
ri.t,. uu q I. by Bachelor, Harold
MnGufh's dover imitation, The Pup.
net Crown
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
Death Of Brooks Douthlft.

Died. at . 80 O'Clock Saturday after
noon. at 20a South Arao street. Eugene
Brooks Douthi:t. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. : Douthirf. Deceased was 80 years
of age and came here from Columbus.
Ohio. about fear years ago in search or
health. being a sufferer from tubercuio-
sis. He was accompanied by his Iathcr
and mother. and everything WAS done
for his comfort that money and fond
parents could do. hut tho dread dis
case had fastened itself upon him and
refused 10 lac baiIllod even by the pure
and hcalthful air of New Mexico. An
elder brother 10 expected to arrive
from Now York Wednesday morning
when definite arrangements for the
funeral will bee made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
ofrIcIAI Mhrrret
Territorial runds-Bg Land Omco
business

Territorial rJnds-Big Land Once
business.
Ju6eo Mrfic has Informed District
tlcrh a N H'rsrrr ,tnt %, would be-,
t'nppumiod 'lorl ~ tho uH Judicial
di"trirt tho record made Uy Ar Bor
Errc duHu. 5000 pa't four y,nrs l. ..s.
iriU chez. having nr,u first class lea
oyory respect
TERRITORIAL Funds
Territorial Treasurer D. ~ aughn
received from VI Fields treasurer and
collector ut San Juan county. {3l2 30
ut $500 taxes. and s5G79, of 1901
taxes, also tiu2 rum a.. o. Buyun.
Iulr Iut. .1.ui uf ih. territorial r.uI
t'utiaIy. 10 %" crrdtrd to couN,ts
"arnugs
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS
During The w"ok ending ppoomh q
/ 20, 1901, the following entries were
made at tho federal land office at
/ santa BE-.
Homestead outrpH December Is.
| william ~. Nheatu. l.umI,rt0n 100
acres. Rio Nrriha county. Narciso
| Chavos. Galistoo 100 acres san miguel
| county December ~. Pedro HaEuta
| Puerto do Luna. 1897 acres. Gu1ia
lupo county Manuel Curdurya. I'm
toda i6p acres. Guadalupe county
Apoiini' Lopez Golliu1s Springs. iGV
acres. GUlt7WIr county HasiUio
Oluna. springer 100 acres. Col'aN
county NarcIso Sluduyal SPRINGER
100 acre.. Collar county urocmhcr 20
Juan ArAgnn Shoemaker 100 acres
San Miguel county TraaquolIno Ara
gul, Shoemaker 1850 acres. san diguo
GO 'nty. Mar,.luD Waldo. Shoemaker
go acres. san Miguel county Epllani,
Arngun. Shoemaker. l6n acres, Sat
| Miguel county, ,"''''', " uu~a Shoe
lpah"~ - acres. san Miguel county
Juan chavez y Gonzales. Valencia, lGl
acres, Valencia county, iauuc
Chavez y luc rn. Galistoo. TO- acres
san Mi ucl county December 81
Juan Muntoya Poioaquc. 100 acres
Rio hrgiha county, huoristo Ma'atas
Ia Pintada. ltn acres, Guadalupe coun
ty December -. Wi am Chadwick
ThoroHu 100 acres. Mckinley county
Joseph H. Tiotion Thorcau, lGp acres
, Mckinley county December 70 Fedr'
trrca Espinosa. Escoh0si. 1850 Arrc-
ncrnalillo county, Antonio Chaycs
Santa Rosa 100 acres. Guadalupe coun
lty, Charl,5 l.. Hurtoustciu, Springer
, zoo Ecrcs. CulfaN county.
: Final homestead cntricg- DcComhc
10. Juan Aru.lar 1866 n,ros. Sa
, Miguel county tirlp NJ Saudova
D SPRINGER. lGu acres, tuiiaN county b'
q cDmlor g. Jose Sily,atr' Lu,crl Wa
sun Mound. iGnll acres, Mora county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
GAME DECLARED OFF
The Match with indian sehoel Girls
viii Not Be Played.

owing ca the fact that one Of The
principal players of the basket ball
team of the Silver city Normal school
iF sick with lad cold and other play
crs at the same team are pretty hatly
used up. the proposed game tonight
between the Normals and Albaqnerquc
lnoian school girls has been declared
OF. Tho little Indian red Girls regr' u
the inability of the visitors from Silver
city 90 keep their promise 70 give
them game. and hope 10 meet them
In contest in the near future The
Indian school basket nall team are still
the champions OF New Mexico. having
won hyo straigh, games from the I'M.
vcrsity team-the yictors of last
] night = contest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
Our Friends, the druggists.

Il is pleasure to testify to the
generally high character OF druggists
l,ut hcCansr II few exceptions 70
n. rule II Is necessary 10 caution
the public 20 be on guard against ini
tatiors Of Perry Davis Pe.nkiller
s.. that you get the right article the
soothing. helpful Painkiller that was
used ir Your family before you were
Born. Don't be taken into buying .
fIhst'tuie. ThcFe Is but one Painkiii
ar perry Dayla'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04

The infant babe Of MIR. and Mrs.
Sylyestrc Airahal OF East SILVER ave
nue.. died yesterday afternoon Of in
faHtl.c trouble. aged five days The
funeral services were conducted ny
Rev Mandalari at ~ O'Clock thia
morning, with burial AZ Santa barbara
cemetery.
..ittlo Jefferson Hun, tho 7-months
old child of VIM, a.. Hun. turner at
John Ncwland.r's planning mill, died
yesterday morning o' infnntilc trouble.
and was puriod this morning at
o'clock under the direcuon OF q. w.
strong a .lons. The funeral servic es
were held at the family residence on
South broadway. Rev. Bunker. OF the
Lead Avenue Methodist cuurch ofiic-
iat.ng
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04

In the Masonic temple lost night the
regular meeting OF Temple lodge, No.
g. A. r. y A. NJ. was held. and after
he routine business was concluded the
followinL officers were Installed:
Ed l.. Medlor, worshtptul master: a
Il. .lcMillan senior warden: William
=. Fox, Junior warren; Simon Stern
treasurer. Il Abrnhams, secretary c
O. Young. senior deacon; Harry O
strong. senior steward, T.. G. Wcrden
Junior steward A. VI. Whtcomh tyler
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
osHr JoNns, 7HllAuaLpHlAN.
A Wen Krown iy,r S Jcoj by Ma
tianai irsguc Trar'.


Bot sufca. the Albuquerque and
Gulu,n. colo pitcher known among
Lass" TAN players as liyoncnn, has
affixed his siguaturv To- a contract with
William ShottAliue OF the Philadelphia
National ,cagUc team. Jones played
with st Louis and Cleveland for sew
cral years but WINS never accorded the
support his efforts deserved. Last
summer he at last grew tired of hja
berth and secured mis- release. coming
to Denver To play with me Western
leaFucrs, HIS release left MIN free tn
sign whero he pleased, 81 wncn the
Western iengue series Of rows began
he turned willing ear to- calls from
tho east Jones arm showed. toward
the close OF the seasoh that II was as
strong and AZ cunning as ever With
nine that viii accord him proper
support he should make n record next
summer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
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CANCER OF THE STOMACH.
The Dread Disease That Afflicted the
Late Mrs. J. N. Crane.

Mrs. J. ~ Crane. nee Ficck. who
was recently deserted by II worthless
husband, died Of cancer ui the stomach
and paucrcas. at las Vegas the otnor
evening. The doctors are certain OF
II. Doctors Shaw, Upton. hiiis AMI
Ia Costa nri1 an autopsy over the
remains Friday afternoon. Her case
had pccn correctly diagnosed five
weeks ago. bHt II was then too late
ior an operation 4 hemorrhagc came
on and exhausted her SO completely
as To prove fatal Her remains were
laid To rest In tho Las Vegas odd Fol.
lows cemetery Saturday morning tho
local lodge of the Daughters OF ..I-
bcbah having the funeral In charge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04

Miss Ruth Reynolds went down to
Albuquerque
The Roc. island extension ran It's
rails into Santa Rosa
iic1gy gnlNI are reported to Aayo
fall. up the canyon.
rlillp Coo. ygmo mp from hlhuluor.
l.uo ana viii spend week In the city
visiting fiieuds ana reiaDyes.
A.g Francesca ncl-adu. 81 Santa f.
rs Eurnu,nr few days IN the city ns
the ggc.t 0l her mother MIS-. Juan
upsy
W T. Newman and g. Y. Jones have
stakod two mining Location I'm the
Tecoloto mining district. the Cora
and the Gray Eagle"
Tho lalorcrs on tho cleo trio car line
have completed the setting mp poles
rom the head Of the Hot Springs can
yon u TildHn avenue. making a possi
bic to complete the line within siS
weeks.
A little Italian rirl, nSod about ~
years, gu' OF the train here and wan.
dcred about the platform for some
time. She could speak no English, nut
was trying tn tell hor trouble. An
Italian shoemaker who lives In the city
came 10 the rescue. and she related Ia
him that her mother was lett ~ Wagon
Mound acc idoutly. The mother was
wired about the girl and arrived acre
on No Z. when the two continued their
| Journey TOWARDS the setting sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
MEMORIAL FUNDS.
Children Of the Outside Sch ools Add
ina Jhcir Mite 70 the list

As far as the outside country schools
IRE concerned. the fund Cor the Mckin
ley Memorial association Is slowly IN
Drcasing. and County School aupcrin.
tcndJut iluhheu. with his n ic assist
ant, Ncstor Montnya are doing AT thry
can To- tnNH Trru.lllo county fully
representa- p taa iUut# ior NOM
mcnt To- tI' memory 90. TIE dead pres
don't I'UtHIrr from tAH tfrinua dis
iritt8 o u &C., follows.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-04
Recovering From Their Injuries.

The two young soldiors. sohn STRAIT
ncr and John Gregory who were Sc
ycrcly burned 10y the explosion of an
aceytelene gas tank IN a chair car In
arizona "A few days ago. are recover
ing rapidly Mr.. Gregory has 40 far
recovered that he Is able 10 be- up and
around hut the condition Of Mr.. rat
nor stlll remains quite serious. His
head and face were badly burned and
the eyes were injured but the phssi-
clans are confident that he viii fully
recover. hut tac face viii probably he
disigurod