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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
CARLS BAD.
From the Argus.

i rom tue ArenS.
Prof. c. r. Ellis, assistant To Profes
sor Rerner In the Carlsbad public
schools, has been rendered the position
of superintendent in the schools at
Portales, at very remuneratiye sal
airy, He has the matter under consid-
Grafton
Dr. A. A. Bearrup last week struck a
well on his place southwest of town at
depth of slXty.seyen and a half feet.
II is within 200 yards oi the Dark Can.
yon wells that supply the town with
water, and the new wells water is SOFT.
or and better than It's neighEor's. lne
doctor has installed Leader windmill
which has minimum capacity Of
twenty gallons per minute.
Everything now points to very big
fruit crop in this section. this year.
the time for fearing late frosts having
been successfully passed. The contin-
gency o. eavy hail storms is the only
bugbear now, to the orchardists. The
frusts of two weeks or so ago were
more a blessing than bane as IL thin
ned out the fruit buds almost as e.
fectively and intellgently as though
the trees had been thumb pruned. +.
q. Tracy informs the argus that from
present indications he will have as
large, II not larger. crop than the rec.
ord breaker OF two years ago,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
HILLS SBORO.

From the Advocate.
There ip yet chance for the fruit
crop
The mother Of Probate Judge Proco
pio Torres died at her home In Monti.
cello on March 30
Moses Adams. one of the well known
pioneers of this county, died at his
nome nj iiermosa on the first day OF
A"";l, at the age OF 20 years. Up to a
year ago Mr.. Adams enjoyed good
health. Mr. Adams was useful indus
trial citizen and his death Is regretted
by all who knew him.
Miss Julia Reals from TERRA Blan
ca, while visiting Mrs. Wulgemuth and
others, AT kinstnn. was suddenly taken
with paralysis. One side was entirely
paralyzed, II was her first visit to
Kingston and she was having a de.
hghtful visit up To the time she was
taken i'll, and made many friends who
regret her misfortune Dr Beals was
hastily called and took her home as
soon as possible
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
FAR M MlNGTON.
From the Hustle


From the Hustler.
a long string of frelghters left this
week for albuquerque loaded out with
onions
Miller a Stump viii begin moulding
brick today They expect 10 burn n
kiln of 10000.
The Presbyterian church people
have on foot "A plan for the building
of cosy parsonage, adjoining their
church
number of town dogs got into Wi.
liam Locke's sheep corral on Tuesday
night, and killed fourteen line wcthers
out OF bunch of 200 brought up for
mutton.
Alfred Wetherell and family have
moved To Thoreau. where Mr.. Wother
ell goes To take charge of affairs In
behalf OF the Hyde Exploring Expedi.
ton
Farmers and ranchmen In this sec
tion are all busy making garden and
plowlng. San Juan county viii add
5000 acres OF land under cultivation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
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SAN MARCtAL.

From the Bee
Harley foults has returned from his
Kansas trip
The sunday closing law is respected
TO the letter in this city Of cottonwood
trees.
The ID. A. Shope property at the foot.
hills Is now In possession OF Capt. Jack K
Crawford. II Is a valuable piece OF
property and with the proper amount
of care and good luck should become
profitable investment for the poet
scout
w. W. Sentman the Boundary com.
mission representative at this point.
reports the RIO Grande almost dry aud
his measuring machine out Of a job
temporarily
Mrs. q = Coleman and children
are now visiting frienus in Ration.
Later they will be with friends in Colo.
rado and Kansas and may not return
home for several months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19

As soon as he succeeds in collecting
5000 he will begin the building.
Thomas J. Pridemore. range man.
ager for the El Captain Land q Cattle
company. was here from Lincoln coun-
" to visit his two bright boys who are
cadets In the preparatory department
at the Military institute and were ex-
cclled 10y only one cadet in average
standing for the second term for
i90l.O2
Jose NJ Garcia, a clerk in the store
OF r.. ~ Williams 4 Co. was married
to Miss Jcsusita Torres last sunday at
I p. M ny Probate Judge j. T. Evans.
4 'arge number of their friends. with
the orchestra leading, marcnod to the
building IN which the ceremony was TO
be pronounced and after the knot was
tied greeted them with many warm
wishes and congratulations
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
SllVeh CITY.

From the Enterprise.
W l.. Bowen and old college mate OF
County School Superintendent Alvin
\ Whl,e, is visiting the latter in this
city for a few days. Mr.. Bowen is
touring the southwest in the interest
OF the Louisiana Purchase exposition
to be held at ST. Louis Missouri Mr.
Bowen will go from here to Old Mex
leo.
George O'ReGr and family left for
ri Paso. where Mr.. O'Rear will resume
his old position in the smelter Mr.
Rear was one ui tAe foremen in the
local smelter and, with his family, will
be greatly missed among their many
friends. which they made during their
residence here
W II. Clark. whose arrival in the
city with his wife was chronicled in the
Enterprise two weeks ago died at the
home ~ T.. ". Veneable last Saturday
afternoon His deatL was very sudden
and resulted from a hemorrhage. super
induced by an attack OF pneumonia.
from which he was recovering The re-
mains were taken to Kansas City for
intcrmcnt accompanied by the 'areav.
ed wife
Major James. of the Twenty fourth
lhldll'INt VINO, IN days gone by, was
stationed at Fort Bayard, returned to
the scenes Of his old haunts on the de.
layed train. The major saw hard fight.
Ing in Cuba and the Philippines. from
which latter place he has just recently
returned on furlough. The gallant
major was recognized Immediately by
many Of the old timers in the city. and
the vigorous grasp of the hand and the
hearty salutation that accompanied
each salutation spoke more eloquent
than words that the officer was "cne
of the boys in his day and time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19

the Hyde ferry on the san Juan as the
warm DAYS have raised the river until
iotiiug Is now dangerous
\ now move has been made IL the
pOstoihCc contest here" 10y W. r. Estes
dithdrawinp his resignation This viii
settle the matter for the time heing. at
least. !
Judge McFio in his reply 10 his petit
TONERS. gives some very sensible rca
sons for putting the term of court on
until October. 1t viii certainly he
more convenient for our farmers to
have the term held in the fall
Mrs Vaughan should bring damage
suit AGAINST the Hustler for stating
that her husband has gone OF with an
other mans wife and TWO daughters.
when it was herself that accompanied
him ana her uieCes TO St Louis. where
she goes for medical treatment
The apricot and peach trees are now
in full bloom and the fruit In most
hcalthful condition This season prom.
ises To- he a record breaker. With n
number of new orchards that viii come
into hearing this year these valleys
will give n fruit yield that in tonnage
has never been Coualcd
1ne fuaeral of Mrs Mary j. Starr
was held of the Methodist church Mon
day forenoon from where the remains
were talnn to tlC cemetery. Mrs
Starr ard her husband were among the
early settlers here and are both rest
ing side by side In our cemetery. She
was quite vigorous and a short time
ago Went 20 SllVortOu TO visit daugh-
ter. where she died from an attack OF
uuCumouln
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
LAS CRUCES.

From the Republican.
The firm Of Ileweliyn & Bonham
have dissolved partnership by mutual
consent. They will continue business
In the same Office rooms.
II B. Holt and l.. w. Lenoir return
turned Sunday from trip To Santa Fe
whore they had business before the
land court and were successful In hav-
Ing the court grant new survey in the
Santa Tomas lturbide grant
Henry Bennett. one OF our old time
Las Cruces young men. who has been
IN the city for about six years with the
Mutaa Life Insurance company. has
recently been promoted as general
manager FOR that company for Mex
leo
Nicolas Gales who has recently TAX.
On charge of the office of register of
the United tSates land Office here. ex.
poets soon TO bring his family here.
Mrs Gales has been an Invalid for
years and is now with her two daugh-
ters in Minnesota for her health.
George Dubois Is in FL Paso organ.
izing q company to develop some fine
gold properties In this. the future Grip
pie Greek OF New Mexico. and with a
li1tle capital will be good paying prop
ositions
From the Progress.
sheriff luccro has appointed vii.
liam Rynorson deputy sheriff with the
special duty Of looking after the rail.
road camps.
Miss Nellie Mundy. who has been
teaching the public school at Cham
Nr'no was In the city on Sunday last
accompanied by her brother
Collector = T. Garrett, Capt. G. J.
Nehan. Chinese inspector. and G. r..
Dowd. were I'm Las cruces from FL
Paso attending court
Not only has Las Cruces a first class
orchestra but she now has a band An
tonic Ruiz is the leader and organizer
and practices are mad three times a
week. Three Cornets. four clarionets.
one piccolo. three altos. one bass two
romhones and one baritone are the
various instruments. The bows are
doing well under the leadership of
Ruiz and we hope to see them make
their first public appearance before
long.
Misses Clara and Beth Foster very
pleasantly entertained few OF their
friends at their home on Thursday
evening last. II was progressive"
evening, different games being plaved
at the various tables. High FIVE. lack
straws, historical cards and bean bags
were the games The prize in the
stapc OF cake was presented to the
lady winning the most games furinr
the evening also to the winning gen.
tieman. Tho fortunate ones were Miss
Metcalfe and Mr.. Hunt After light
refreshments the jolly crowd parted
taxing with them memories OF very
pleasant evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
ROSW FL.
From the Record.

From the Record.
u a. Richardson returned from
Denver, where he had accompanied
Mrs Richardson and their son. Don.
ofan' Mrs. Richardson and son will
remain some months In that city.
On March 2S. there was nled in the
dlstrict court suit of more than usual
Importance. The case is styled Wootie
Yates VS.. Leon w. Martin. William +.
zones. James r. Patterson. and
Mathew w. Flournoy Damage is asked
IN the sum OF $500 for monetary loss
and S25.Ov0 for damage to character
Uncle Sam Brown severed his con.
nection with the firm of Joyce. Pruit A.
Co. after continuous service Of over
ten years with the same well known
house. Mr. Brown gave up his position
tn enter business tor himself and takes
with nlm the best wishes of every
member of the firm and employe of
the house with which he has teen con.
hected so long
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
LORDSBURG.

Fro9n the Liberal
&. NJ Berkey. who has been putting
IN some oil burners for Lordsburg
steam plants. left for Benson.
Mrs Wright i- In St Lukc's hospi.
tai at El Paso. whore she successfully
underwent surgical operation. and
la now reported TO be- rapidly recover.
ing
Drew Windham was i'm the city with
a bunch of seventy FIVE saddle horses
which he took east If he happens 10
run acros. an English horse buyer he
will sell them. IL not he will take them
To his ranch In Colorado Mr.. Wind.
ham Is rather tired of the climate IN
Colorado and would like 10 po back on
the river again
Harmon u Wright died at his home.
about twenty miles north of Lords.
burg. from an attack of pneumonia
He was 50 years old and leaves a wife
and two children. besides his father.
mother and sovon brothers To mourn
his death, al of whom were at his bed
SID when the grim reafcr came MIR
Wright had lived in this section Of the
country for several years. and was a
we'll known and respected citizen.
George Hartman who works ia tho
Nendome dining room received this
wcek number of letters which had
followed him half way around the
world and back again They were
written last July, an. sent TO MIN at
Manila where he was serving in the
United States army. They chased him
around the Philippines, but before
they reached him he had been trans.
f%red to the hospital AT Fort Bayard,
where they followed him. and from
where they were sent him AT Lords.
burg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
NEW MEXICO Towns

this year and still we have $4,000
more acres that can be cultivated.
Boone Vaughan. wife and two little
daughters of sheriff Brown have gore
10 St. Louis whore Mrs. Vaughn will
undergo an operation. Her many
friends look forward with much pleas
ure To her return in good health.
late arrivals from Albuquerque state
that Richard Wetherell has secured a
hCac cart for the new Pennington fire
company. a so that seven families from
there are now on their way here To 10
cate permanently.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
FAR MiNGTON.
From the Times.

From the Times,
Mrs. T.. G. Arnold is up at Durango
for a snort visit this week.
Born, to DR. and Mrs. A. Rosenthal.
girl, Monday morning. April T.
Mrs. ID. X. u. Sellers is visiting at
the Springer ranch above Aztec, this
week
George T. Allen circulated a sub
3cription list Wednesday. and got $500
pledged TOR the erection OF a Prosby-
terian parsonage,
Mrs. Elliot Locke and others of our
charitahly inclined ladies raised con
siderable amount of money this week,
10 aid MIR. Demetrius, Of Flora Vista
H. y Stevens has taken charge OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19

Chicago, whore he bought the finest
upto-datc summer goods ever brought
To the city.
The Baptist people have leased prop.
erty on Third street opposite Catholic
church, for their pastor. Rev. Willett
anu family.
Mrs j. X. Witherspoon. aged ~
years. died Tuesday, April ! at the
residence OF y. Burch. whore she and
hci mother had been roommg for a
short time.
DR.. w. NJ. Forster. late of san Fran.
cisco. has located with us In office
rooms over the pOstofliCe ie has tray-
oled all over this and other countries
and says Ration is the best place he
has seen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
AZTEC.
From the Index.

From the Index.
Miss r.lla Whitehead, Of Farmington.
Is the guest Of Miss Gentry Prewitt
this week
Rev. II. w Rankin, the noted evan
gelist of Denver, WI bcgii series OF
meeting at the Presbyterian church
in Aztec Sunday, April 20.
DR.. T.. G. Condit sustained a painful
injury from being thrown from horse,
the injuries conining him to the house
for a day or two
y, stevens. of Albuquerque. prom.
inent in Odd Fellow circles in the terri.
tory and general agent OF the Monte.
yuma Savings. Loan and Building asso.
ciation of Albuquerque. is in Aztec on
business.
Ernest the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank MUIR was kicked by a
horse last week, the horses hoof strik.
ing the little fellow on the head back
of the ear. Dr. West dressed the wound
and the little one is recovering as fast
as could be expected.
George X Griffin was elected alder
man of the town OF Pennington at the
recent election. George is now an al.
derman, director of the First Nation.
al bank and one of the elect when la.
dies choice" is called AT the bales in
this country. His brief residence in
Aztec equipped George To make the
record he is now in possession of.
The term of the Aztec schools which
closed March 2S was the most success
ful In the history of e school The
principal, Miss Waring, gave medal
10 the pupil having the highest number
of perfect lessons. and the recipient OF
this honor was Bertha Farmer. who
had the best record for the term. Those
who graduated this year were Grace
Dalton, Elsie MUIR and Lilly Biancett.
Nearly all the pupils were advanced
grade, and fifty.hye more were enroll.
ed than in the previous year, the total
being about 30 In the two rooms. The
school closed with an excellent enter.
tainment given by the pupils, which
was attended by a large number OF the
parents and friends
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
RATION.

From the Range.
The public schools OF the city will
close on the lith of May.
Within the last fortnight ten fire
men on the Ration division have been
promoted to engineers
The development of the oil field near
Ration will attract much capital and
many people To this city.
l.. $, Preston has purchased the
stockton house which his family has
been occupying The consideration
was 5000 acres OF grazing land.
The sewer contractors have com
pleted their work OF building a sewer
system In this city. and the work was
inspected by the committee of the city
council ana was received by the coun-
ell AT their meeting "Wednesday night.
Last Sunday night thief broke into
the room on the south side of Cook
avenue wherein Harry Fry had stored
a number Of tents furniture. etc. and
stole two new tents. The same night
a number Of tools were stolen from the
blacksmith shop of Robert Love.
From the Gazette.
The band boys were out last Friday
night serenading the newly elected city
officers.
Simon Cohn has just returned from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
From the Register.

From the Register
Miss Irene Woodcock. of st Louis.
is visiting in the city the guest of Mr..
ana Mrs. w, u. Lewis at their pleasant
home in South Roswell
Rev 5. Il. Becerra. the Mexican
Baptist missionary. has si2i in hank
for the mission church building fund
and over $1os on the list uncollected
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
From the Optic.


Mrs Anna Corson is out after ten
days of sickness She will probably
take trip to Denver.
Miss Mary Raney, relative OF Mrs.
|. X. Lewis and formerly resident of
Las Vegas, died a few days ago al her
home in Chula. Mo.
). X. Dearth. James Robbins and pr
Hubbard left for Kroenig's lakes. to
hunt and fish. though the water of the
lakes is little too cold yet Ia mako
bass fishing satisfactory.
Cyrus III. Jones aud wife have ar
rived from Rolla. Mo. for the benefit
OF Mrs. Jones health. lie is n promi-
nent attorney of that section and
brings letters of introduction to w h.
Critics from his brother. J. j. Critics.
also a lawyer of Rolla
Mrs. G. w. Allen. who will leave to
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19

l.. w. l.. Miller the superintendent
of agents for the British-American In
surance company. who was here yes.
terday as the guest of ID. }. Rankin.
left this morning tor his Denver head
quarters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19
Stops the Cough and Works OF the
Cold

Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. Nc cure no pay.
Price. % cents.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-11
jolly
Boy
Cigars.

The Courier Office is minus an
Acetylene gas plant and the town came
mighty close to being minus large
portion of its business section last
Saturday morning, while George E.
Juell narrowly escaped being killed
and the editor ditto. The cause of
the trouble was.a desire on Juell's part
to investigate the inner workings of
the gas tank, so he lighted match
and pouf! the stuff was off and the
machine blew up into thousand
pieces. George was badly scorched
about the face while the editor was
knocked backwards and escaped
witha sore head. The gas plant is
entirely ruined and the fact that the
tank had been emptied of gas saved
the town from big fire. and probably
the loss of a life of two. While we
regret the loss of the plant we are sim
cerely grateful to have escaped alive
and we feel sure that Juell will not
again attempt to 60 hence by the
Acetylene route. We now use lamps
and patiently await the coming of an
electric light plant.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-11

Now is the time to get your winters
supply of wood. e. w. Blackwell will
sell it to you, sawed and delivered to
any part of the city.
Get your wood from E. w. Black
we'll. Sawed and delivered to any
part of the city.
The Sumner. WASH, Herald cores
pondent to the Puyallup Independent
suggests Prof. G. w. Hodge as princi-
pal of the Sumner schools. If the
people of that town want good
teacher, and one that wears and is
painstaking they had better get Prof.
Hodge If they can.
For President Roosevelt visit to St.
Paul, the Northern Pacific Railway
will sell on Sept. oath and 18th.
Round trip tickets at one fare, limit
ed to return Sept. rs. They will be
honored for return passage to desti-
nation leaving St. Paul or Mime
apolis not later than midnight of
Sept. 10Th, 1902. w. j. PAYNE,
Agent.
We loan money on approved secur-
ity and buy good notes at a reasonable
discount.
State Bank of Cooperstown.
A man was struck by car on
Broadway. He was removed to a
hospital in an insensible condition.
After cursory examination a surgeon
said: "We had better operate at
once for appendicitis" The patient
was stripped that he might be pre-
pared for the ordeal, and this legend
was found tatooed on his chest:
In case of accident
don't operate for appen-
dicitis. 1t has been re-
moved twice already.
Then they concluded that he was
only suffering from the shock.-New
York Sun.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-11

Mr.. Edgar Shue, of Beloit, Wis, has
been visiting his brother, A. E. Shue,
of this place, the past few days. He
will return home Friday.
The wind storm of last Sunday eve
ming scattered light truck in great
shape and the threshers living in tents
were without shelter for a short time.
The weather has been very unfavor-
able for threshing operations the past
week. 1t has been squally and windy.
With the very heavy crop we need at
least six weeks of exceptionally favor
able weather to gather it all in.
Get your wood from e. w. Black
well. Sawed and delivered to any
part of the city.
Jack w. Murphy has accepted po-
sition with the Foster County Imple-
ment Co.. of Darlington and started
in on his new job this week. Jack is
a mighty good man to have around
and the firm is lucky iu securing his
services.
Fred Stone has been putting in a
big supply of Ignite coal to burn in
his furnace. A little thing like coal
strike down in Pennsylvania is not
going to interfere with his keeping
his patrons warm this winter. North
Dakota has coal to burn-see!
FOR SAL CHEAP small barn,
also a secondhand buggy almost new.
OSCAR d. PURINTON.
w. T. Mum returned Thursday
from DesMoines, Ia, with some land
seekers and left again Saturday for
Monmouth, Illinois, where he will
take charge of another excursion gang.
On Sept. 18th he runs another ex-
cursion from Des Moines and Traer,
Iowa. Threshing is nearly over be-
low and people have more time to
look around for investments.
The following number of pupils are
enrolled in the different departments
of our school: Primary grade, Miss
Margaret Haley teacher As; Sd and 4th
grade, Miss Zimmerman teacher, 40;
5th and 9Th grade, Miss Scholl teacher
81; It'll and 9Th grade, Miss Corey
teacher, II; high, school, Prof Harper
teacher 10. The attendance is light
which is usually the case at this sea-
son of the year, and the teachers are
ali getting nicely started in the work.
Lands bought and sold.
If you want to sell your farm
can sell it for you.
Send me your list and
Lowest net price and
Terms of payments.
Describe lands and improvements.
NJ. F. NooNAN, McHenry, N. D.
The Courier was indebted to At
torney w. o. Lowden, of McHenry,
for a pleasant call last Wednesday.
He was on his way to Minneapolis
and had to Kill time in town for a
couple of hours. He reports several
thousand acres of very late flax hurt
by the recent frost. The citizens of
his town.are getting after the gam
blers, etc. The town has decided to
build a. jail a new constable has been
appointed and paid a good salary to
attend to business, the gamblers have
been told to Jump the town and the
''piggers" are to shut up shop Sunday
and at 10 O'Clock at night week days.
Now if the people of Nc Henry will go
a step further and close the pigs out
as required by law the town would be
strictly all right.