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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
ST. JoHNs.

From the Ships.
Prof Acosta has closed his Spanish
school and will devote a few weeks
to writing a biography of the late
Father Badilla.
H. A. Brockvogel, of Cienega, y. NJ.
accompanied by his wife and little
daughter, are visiting friends in the
city this week
Jose l.. Perez, the year old son Of
Louis Peres, was badly burned last
week II Is feared that he cannot re-
cover. His clothing accidentally caught
fire and before Il could he eXtinguished
he was very seriously, If not fatally,
burned.
The firm of T. S. Perkins and Rea-
mer Ling, publishing Ships and the st.
Johns Herald. is hereby disso we'd by
mutual consent. Reamer Ling retires
on account of other business. r. S.
Perkins continues the business and as
sumes all Indebtedness.
Hon solomon Barth and wife re-
turned from an extended trip to Ora.
ham county The main object of the
tFipwas TO attend the marriage OF their
daughter. Carlotta. when took place
IN Stafford on tho 18th OF last month
The groom in these proceedings is w
e. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will
reside in the future in Globe. ARIZONA
On Mr.. and Mrs. Barths return to the
/ city they brought with them their 9th
or married daughter, Mrs. Isaac Back
/ stein. who comes TO spend fen
months with the home folks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
KiNoMkN.

From The salner.
W. W. Dunbar has opened a law
onice IN the rooms occupied by J. w.
Goritt.
at the preliminary animation John
j. and .orin robin we've held 20 await
tho action oil the grand Jury on tAe
charge Of agsaul, 10 murder Geo &c n.
COnard at Burns ranch. on the after
noon of the 2nd oi January, and bonds
were placed at $500. The coup are
now in jail. but an effort Is belns ma c
to get them out on bonds
Parker Ho laway, who has been an
inmate Of The county hospital TO- many
years past, died az that institution.
Holloway had an attack OF pneumonia
AZ White Hills about ten years ago
and never fully recovered from the ef
fccts Of that dread disease. He had
been inner and prospcctor In Mo
have county for many years and was a
quiet. good natured man.
George Wiliinms who was so Sc
verely burned in the eve which de
stroyed the old Santa Ne pump house
ON the night of the 2Gth Of last month
died at the county hospital from the
effects Of the injuries then received
The poor feiiow had suffered the tor
turcs Of n hundred deaths but died
without the slightest spasm OF pain
He called 10 the attendants 20 hell
him back onto the pislow as his heV
had slipped off When he had heeT
made comfortable the attendant walk
cd away and at that moment Doctor
Cowie came into the room. He wen
at once to the bedside OF Williams ant
foaund him dead. The SPARK of If
had 1od as tho attendant made hin
comfortable on the pillow. The poo
fellow had been most horribly burne,
all over the body and head but ii wa
thought that he was getting along al
rieht. He informed the doctor tina
his home was in Chicago and that h
was "A harness maker by trade. He wa
buried Sunday afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
SILVER CITY.
Eiks viii Entertain--Jchn Lee Dead
Painful Accident.

Special Correspondence.
silver city, n. NJ. Feb. ll.--Eugene
NaatA ,ua sister. Mrs. a ID. Moor
man, left the latter part OF last week
for trip to Mexico on pleasure.
Mrs. Frank Nicho was "a passenger
on yesterdays outgoing train for a
visit to relatives In Old Mexico,
lne funeral OF james q. Carter, who
died IN this city last Friday was the
largest ever seen here. The number
Of buggios in the funeral procession
were close on to one hundred.
The local lodge OF Eiks will give
their annual ball in Newcomb hall on
the evening of che 22nd OF February.
invitations will oe issued TO the friends
of the order and as thc Elks always
excel in any entertainment that they
give this will undoubtedly be grand
soClg eroCe1s.
The ccath OF Mrs. James Curlis @
occurreu In this city early this morn
IN irOm heart disease. The deceased
had oniy been sick for a few days and
her aath was a sad shock 60 her hus-
hand and friends
John Lee, a wen known rancher Of
this county died nj the Ladies' hospi
tai hast Saturday morning Mr.. Lee
accidentally shot himselg abori ten
DAYS ago on his raach by a pistol going
OF IN bis pocket. Tho hall went IN the
abdomen. causing wound which
proved fatal.
silver City Is enjoying some spring
weather these days and the tempera
turc Is hanging around so.
\ Wlt2el. treasurer and collector for
Grant county. wit leave the last OF
this week for a several months bust
ness trip TO Denver. He Is thinking
of enraging business there.
II is reported tnat George Utter has
made a rich strike on the mine he Is
working In the Pincs Altos noun
tains He has a six foot vein OF orc
that runs big In copper and several
other metals.
Tho ladies ball given by the ladies
Of silver CITY 10 their rcntlom 81
| friends NJ Newcomh hall last Friday
evening was grand success.
J. VI. Frittcr. while driving IN FROM
! Santa Riia last Saturday met Will
quite a painful accident by his team
rnnning away and throwing him out o.
| the hugry. He was considerably hruis
ed and skinned up but nothing serious
| happened.
w I. Jnckson backed his horse ~
of n cliff near Georgetown the othel
4 dav about fty feet high and the fall sc
1 injured him thnt his INJURIES ma,
prove fetal. but there arc hopes for hi
( recovery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
chef OF POLICE CURRY.
tle is sll Right IN That Position Over
In Manila,


The Manila American. which rs re-
ceivoa IN lunches NJ Tho Citizen Office
as the vessels arrive from the Fhiip.
pinrs contains the foilowing biograph-
ical sketch ~ en- p1 New Mexican
Zone " the mort important depart-
ments Of the city government has for
It's head n man of wide experience ani
during his tenn ~ ONCE chief George
Curry has hrought the police depart
mont 10 4 high degree Of proficiency.
Chief Curry was born at Bayousnra.
La. IN 1869. In 1873, he located in
New Mexico. whore he served rs clerk
In the employ of Darling & Co. mer'
chants at Fort stanton. He was elect
ed treasurer Of Lincoln county. \. NJ.
in 1856. clerk OF the same county In
1883. assessor In 1890 and sheriff In
1882. In 1894 he was elected senator
and reelected in 1896. the latter term
being president of the territorial sen
ate. He was appointed clerk of the DIS
! trict court in 1896 and resigned that
position in SOS to accept the captaincy
Of II troop. Eoosevelt'e Rough Riders
He served oil through the Cuban cam
paign with that famous organization
and was mustered ont in September
7 1898. He served on the STAFF OF ths
governor OF New Mexico after this
ana was president Of the board of re
gents OF the Military Institute at RIOS
we'll
ION August II. 1899. be accepted {
first licutenancv In the Eleventh cav
airy. md upon the muster ON of tina
regiment I'm 1uuc. 1901 vas appointed
governor OF Amhos Camarlnes. lie re
signed to accent the position OF chic
Of police OF Manila During the tim
Mr.. Curry has boon serving his coun
try he has sacrificed his busiDesss In
terests. He has. however. made him
self popular. with the natives not onl
as governor but as chief Of police. "a
believes In fighting when there Is an
fighting To be done and az civil office
he devotes himself 10 lettering tn
conditions of the people.
"he Is personal friend of presiden
Roosevelt, having won the conhdenc
of his colonel during his distinguish
service with the Rough Riders"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
counties.
OVER ENHANCEMENT.
w. l.. Jackson Meets with Serious Ac-
cidcnt Near Georgetown.


Wilbur l.. Jackson, OF this city. was
the victim Of serious accident
Thursday night. ana up until yester-
day. Srave doubts were entertained OF
his recovery. says the Silver City In
dependent.
Just how tho accident occurred is
not known. and the injured man has
not yet been able to give an intelli-
gent account Of his m,shap. lie was
driving over 90 the Minbres. and when
a short distance this side Of George
town. the vehicle In which he was rid
80 went down over stcen cmbank-
ment Mr.. Jackson was caught under.
meath the wreck. and remained there
all night fer period OF twelve or four
teen hours. He was found the mex.
morning and brought home by @. u.
Sihole. of Georgetown, and Forest
Ranger Hanna.
An examination showed severe con
cussion OF the brain but by careful
treatment, ne IL SLOWLY improving and
Il Is now thought that he viii ulti-
mately recover The buggy Is almost
total wreck and the horse was also
badly hurt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
coNsTAeLE's P7EDicAMENT
Pretty Woman With fearful Blue Eyes
a Short Sandy Man and Trunk
Cause Deep Distress.

Constable Tom Clay was between
two fires yesterday. As matter OF
fact he was singing little today ana
lee will remember about II tomorrow
and the next day, says the Las Vegas
OPTIC.
II Tom Clay isn't gallant he isn't
anything. It's the plague oi jude
Wooster's life trying to decide wheth-
or to give the palm for gallantry 10
Tom Clay or Judge Wilson. 1t is no
wonder then that Mr.. Clay was all
broke M when an exceedingly pretty
Young woman came to him yesterday
with hoH Tlue eyes swimming IN
heart bl eaiSing tears and told how She
was being pursued by n had man who
wanted to attach her trunk and pre-
vent her escape. Nor did II help mat
tiers any for the genial constable when
a short. sandy man appeared on the
scene of troubles and insisted that the
young woman with the l,ue eyes swim
ming in heart breaking tears, was bis
wire. The short. sandy man went be-
hind the scenes and the pretty youne
woman took charge of Mr.. Clay again
! She brought her eyes with her and
they were bucr than before and swan
| In brighter sadder tears.
That Is why. Tom Clay looked very
very perp.exed yesterday and toda,
aud that is why he contemplates
writing n tragedy entitled. What
Gould the Poor Boy Do?' As for the
woman with the blue ewes. the shor'
andy man and the trunk il they do no
quickly settle II between them Judg'
Wooster will settle IL for them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
oJo cALiEN,e OIL.
Seeps From Great Depth With the iot
Water Of the Mineral Sprinas,

Hon Antonio Joseph. OF Oio Calieutc.
who arrived last evening To spent saV-
eral days In Santa fe. reports the ols-
coyery of OIL at Oio CalieEtc. IaOs
county. says tue New Mexican.
For several years he has noticed
floating on the surface of his famous
hot springs an oily scum. but which he
deemed ~ no significance as II did not
mingle with the water and therefore
did not impair the remarkable cura-
tive Qualities OF the water Lately
however. an ell expert has oeen visit
lag at the springs and at once an
nounced dat OIL was seepng up from
great depth with the water and that
the oil is of the finest quality he had
ever examined lie also found that
the formation of the country around
about very favorable to the discoy-
cry Of oil and that the oil belt exten-
dcd prohably all the way into Colorado
and down into Santa Fc and Bernalillo
counties.
| Mr. Joseph does not care to have
any boring for oil done In the immedi-
ate vicinity OF the springs. but believes
| that all through Taos and Rio Arriba
and adjoining counties oil could lac
| found In paying quantities In localities
where the Indications are favorable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
INDIAN scf6oL NOTES.

Special Correspondence.
albuquerque. Feb. 13.-Our farmer Is
having the irrigatlng bitches cleaned
out and Is preparing To raise large
crop during the coming season.
The carpenter with his boys is
hauling material for the new shops
and soon active work will be begun
on the shops and store rooms.
Paul ]. Smith, who has recently been
APPOINTED farmer at Laguna. spent a
couple of days at the school making
preparations for his work.
Miss Mabel Collins has been trans
ferred from the Moqui reservation &c
Acoma and will take up the labors o.
field matron at Acoma.
Miss Ellie Marmon, who has been
acting as assistant nurse AT this insti-
tuition, has returned To her home al
l.aguna Miss Marmon has made q
most OF friends while here and she will
be greatly missed.
The position made vacant 10y the res
ienation Of Miss Denuison Is being I'LL
ed very efficiently 10y Mr.. Adams, from
Iaguna.
Word has been received from Mrs
Dedman that she Is having pleasant
time visiting places OF interest in oid
Mexico.
Miss Ethel Gregg, former employs
| at this school. but now In charge OF
/ the Santa Ana day school, made
hort visit here on Sunday.
w. A. Lee. the efficient industrial
teacher at this school, who was called
homo by the illness OF his father, writes
that his father died before ne reached
home. His many friends here are scr
~ TO learn of his bereavement.
The large boys OF the school held
meeting last evening and Organized
base hall team with Supt Collins al
manager. Dr Woods as coach and Mau
ricio Laws as captaln. lhe boys ar
enthusiastic over the sport and expec
soon to he in shape TO play the nationa
game.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
NORTHERN NEW MEXICO MINES.
sic hrriba, Taos and Santa Re County
Mining Operations arc Progress
ina Satisfactorily.

ina satisfactorily.
The King Richard Gold & Copper
company n the Bromide district. rio
Nrrila county. viii soon build n ten
stamp mill on it's property
Tho Bromide. Ia the same district.
has begun shipping ore.
ON account OF the heavy snow In
that locality. the Frazer Mountain Cop
per COMPANY near Amigett. Taos coun-
~. has bcc,, obliged 60 discontinue It's
pipe laying n viii keep It's men nj
work Oh other improvements. how
ever IN order To have them on hand
wncn the weather Will permit re-
sumption Of pipe layin9.
Work Ii progressing rapidly in the
San azarus mine. southern Santa Fe
county. The men will reach the dyke
soon when they expect to make a rich
find
The Mckinley Gold Mining com
uany Is working night and day on it's
I property az the uppor end Of San laz-
arus gulch. II has rich ore IN siaht
Two OF President Rooscyclt's Rough
| Riders have begun work ON the told
standard in southern Santa Fc county.
/ The mine Is a producer.
/ Considerable work Is being done on
/ the Protzmann group and upon the
/ ora Quay mountain parties are trying
] 10 pierce a tunnel from cast To west
tnGer the mountain. These properties
arc in southern Santa Re county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
WILLIAMS

From the News.
DR.. y. II. White returned from pro
fessional visit to Winslow. He says
business is quiet all along the line.
Mrs. A Tetzlan left for Los An
geles. where she goes for the benefit
Of her heath. She expects TO remain
away for some weeks. Look out for
August while she Is gone
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed phelan came in
from their ranch home and left for
Barstow, Cal. on a visit with relatives.
Thew will probably be absent about
slyt., days
Mrs. s. V. Hines. sister of Earl
Harrison. arrived in the city from
Pueblo. Colo. expecting to remain for
some time TO escape the more severe
cold Of Colorado.
Prof. l.. f. Clifford had an operation
performed last week on his face--tho
removal OF a large and superinous
growth AZ present he is getting along
nicely ANA Is much better looking.
w. r. Vber organizer for the For
esters has been in the city for the
past two weeks reyiying interest in
the worthy order. He has been most
successful and win leave for Flagstaff
feeling 81, tidahly prord of his record
here.
For the past three oays G. II Bar
ney has had a force OF eighteen men
engaged m cutting and storing q fine
crop OF six inch ice. Mr. Barney says
he viii have in the neighborhood of
200 tons and of much better quality
than before.
George fIamlin. cousin of Vice Pres
ldont Hamlin. under Lincoln. and bro
thcr Of Secretary Eamlin, under Clcve
land was here and is now at tn,
Grand Canyon. where he will remain
and explore the same for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond
came down from Flagstaff and spent
several days visiting friends here th'
first of the week. George, who is EN-
ployed In the Office of the Arlzon;
Lumber and Timber company, though
ho needed a little rest and knew of n,
better place 10 go than Williams.
Saturday, August 3. 1901, appeare,
the announcement of a change IN th'
management of the News Messrs.
A. Neal and l.. H. Dawley purchasing
the present neat plant from ,-.e forme
proprietor, and today the junior part
ner N the firm. l.. II. Dawley, announo
ed his retirement, G.. A. Neal succeed
ing to the entire management OF tn
pap,
Joe slater came down from iio
brook. whore he is in the employ q
Wetzler Bros For some time past b
has been making a collection of M
yajo blankets. which will be taken I
the Worlds fair al st. Louis. At pre'
ent the firm has $40 squaws engage
In weaving blankets and already the
have nine large warehouses filled wit
the most choice designs. Joe Is lool
Ing exceedingly well. so well, In fac
that when he first came TO the door h
reminded us of Gwynne Dennis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
a. 4. Whltehill Married.

A couple of weeks ago Uncle Har'
vey n Whitehill quietly left Silver city
for q trip To the Charleston exposition
and other points of interest In the
south. Not even his most intimate
friends suspected that he had matri
monial Intentions. and when word was
received last "Wednesday that he had
been married on January 20 10 Miss
Sarah Brown. of Athens. Ga, the sur
prise was most complete. II is under
stood that Mr. Whi;ehill will shortly
return TO Silver City with his bride
and when he does he will find the con
gratulations Of his friends pone the
less sincere fer his failure to take
them into his conildence.-Independ
ent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
Ritten hx a Rattler.

Prof, George Wharton James. author
and lecturer Of New York city was
bitten by a rattlesnake AT Phoenix on
the lest thumb. He was given medical
attention within four minutes. and Is
pronounced positively beyond any dan
ger.
The snake was big one and he
grabbed II by the neck In a cage. for
the purpose OF laying II on the ground
to photograph H. Tho snake was too
strong for him and loosened it's head
enough to twist around and bite him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
WiNsLoW.
From the Mail.

From the Mail.
Mr. and Mrs. Grimshaw left the first
OF the week for a visit In San Fran
cisco
Our Chinese population celebrated
their New Years in grand style on
Friday.
Mrs. r. J. O'Kelly will so to VIII
liams the latter part of the week to
visit Mrs. Or, Melick.
The order OF Eastern Star. Ruby
chapter No. 3. met for the first time
after the election OF their new officers
AT special meeting last "Wednesday
night. The called NEE. ing was for the
purpose OF initiating Mrs. Jessie L.
Null Miss Annie Il. Griffith and Mr.
Burk Ward. II Is stated by members
OF the order that the work was excel
lcntly conducted Following are mem
bers who were present: Mr.. and Mrs
j. l.. Morris. Mrs. VIM. Nelson. Judge
and Mrs. J. r Mahoney, Hon. and Mrs
/ w. A. Parr. + NJ. Pingrue. Mesdames
/ l.. T.. King. II. G.. Cresswell. j. !.
Morse, Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Grubbs. Mrs
Jacobson. II. G. Flynn. After the init
iation a light lunch was served and
the evening was spent enjoyable to all
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15
a,ue Book on Advertising.

From the J. Walter Thompson com
pany, the well-known advertising
agents of New York, Chicago and Bos-
tor. comes a handsome Look In blue,
appropriately styled the Blue Book
on Advertising" This mandy volume
of 90 pages does not aim to be ency-
clopeulc and tell all about all the pub
l'cations OF the country, but rather to
skim the cream and present a choice
list Of advertising media. with some
advice on how to use them. and some
telling examples Of the advertising
this firm has placed. Its convenient
shape. useful contents and hne typo
graphical appearance make the doom
one that will be kept on the desk and
often consulted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15


CnUtcl Black. who last week gradu-
ated l. um a Los Angeles commercial
COLI &c. returned.
The slOw has about disappeared
md another snow storm is anXiously
being awaited fer.
{. H. Woodruff. ID. O q graduate OF
the american school Of Osteopathy.
has decided to locate here for TIE prac-
tice Of mis- protection
A. A Fisher received a letter that
his father, who g. aow at Pomona,
cal. has suffered an attack Of paraly-
sis. Mr. Fisher left for Pomona TO
visit has aged father.
The following officers were elected
by Mountain lodge No. 10. knights OF
Pythias: W. H. Carroll. =. O.; l. +.
Nneeler C. c.: J. Marshall V. c.;
Reuben Neal. = X. r. Bongburg, X.
Of r. and S. Ed l. Gale. NJ of e.; Ed
Thies. ". at A.. William Ianncn O.
~ H. Hell or, !. c.. S. +, Quay. trus'
tee.
Arrangements We're made Whereby n
road W. be built over elund's trail,
connecting the Upper Verde valley
with the Flagstaff road at point
tventy-three miles south Of Flagstaff
The road has iOnp been desired by the
residents of the Verde. as II makes a
much shorter and easier route from
that section 10 Flagstaff and also
shortens the distance between Flag
stan and Jerome about twenty miles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15

what they have missed by not signing
him. There Is no chance To- Amos
breaking In with the local team, as
his trial with Cincinnati last year prov
ed that he was not only unreliable but
was has been" with no chance Of
ever recovering any of his old time
speed nj curves. Had he paid more
attention to bis profession and less 10
"fghting booze he undoubtedly would
etll dave been great ball pitcher
drawing the princcly salrries that are
now paid The big league artists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15

road business at tho same rate from
either place. Now is the time for Las
Vegas t. wake up to her opportunities
and carefully investigate the PROPOSE
ton. II such a plant Is TO he located
In This vicinity Las Vegas wants the
plant. Let the committee that has the
work IN hand watcn with Jealous eye
every movement OF the company and
gct full particulars concerning the
plant An earnest effort should he
made 60 raise the money and get the
plant herc.--optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15

Delegate Sodey, OF Now MEXICO, has
fled request with the committee on
the judiciary OF the house for an extra
territorial Judge In New Mexico. says
q dispatch from Washington. There
are five judges there at present ana
It Is asserted that these are insufficient
to cover the territory. II is thought
the committee will act favorably upon
the request, and recommend the add
tion. The new appointee will proba-
bly, be stationed at either Roswell,
Carlsbad or Lincoln.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-15

abdomen. and II took them three and
onehalf hours to perform the opera
ton. The giri feels bright and cheer
full today and her compete recovery Is
assured. She has been at the Ladies
Home for three months, and II may be
needless 10 say that she Is receiving
that tender care and vigilant attention
for which that mode nstitut on has
become noted Las Vegas Record.