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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
GALLUP.

From the Republican.
G. l.. Kuchenbecker left for Califor.
MIA on a business trip
A water service man by the name of
Kelly was taken with an epileptic fit
Thursday night
VIII Beddow, who has been in Los
Angeles for the past four months, has
returned home to spend the holidays.
Hon. Gus Muleolland and his son,
Bernard. left for the Dawson country,
where they are engaged in sinking
wells for the Rock Island.
Navajo Tom, who works for the Cal
edonian store, lost his hogan Tuesday
night by fire and had to come into
town through the snow In his pajamas.
No insurance.
The Buchanan brothers and l.. l..
Henry made a trip to Ramah In the
early part OF the week on law business
They found plenty of snow In the
mountains.
Mr.. Woodgate. who was formerly in
business two miles west Of here. will
open a trading store at the new Indian
mission to be established on the ]. b.
Smith ranch.
A string Of empty box cars got away
from the switchmen at the Otero mine
on Tuesday and tore down the chute
and one bent of the tpple. The dam
age was repaired and the mine is
working.
Colonel Pringle and G. v. Imeson re-
turned from Zuni on Thursday. They
spent week in surveying a location
for the new school building and the
reservoir for which an appropriation
of $685. has been made.
A San Juan freighter's team became
frightened by a locomotive last Thurs.
day and knocked down a signpost In
front OF Hodgson Brothers store. One
end OF the sign board struck the show
window, making several dollars dam
age for the freighter to pay
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
the work of years

six weeks visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Hon. John II. Page. for some weeks
confined in Mercy hospital at PRESCOTT
with typhoid fever. arrived home. His
wonted vigor is rapidly returning since
reaching the plateau and the town Of
his choice.
Plus Fatic. while unloading several
bales Of hay from Martins delivery
wagon and lifting them into . NOW
higher than his head. severely strained
his back At this writing he IN about
all right again.
G. b. Holloway left for his old hons
in Memphis, Tenn. where he win
spend the holidays. This is HIS nrut
trip to those parts In twenty-ore years,
and no doubt he will hud that many
changes have taken place In that time
In the people as well as old scenes.
Art Harrell recently killed q desr.
His wife asked him to hang half Of n
out in the entry way at rear Of their
store to freeze. That evening thsy
went out to cut Oh some nice steak,
hut the deer had flown. Mrs. Harrel1
doesn't like to think about Il and Art
has just braced up his courage enough
to tell how he was fleeced. He sayn
II is a mean man that will steal deer
when all you have to do ID to y 70 tn
outskirts Of town and shoot or.
J. b. Jones showed 10 this week
what IL claimed to be one Of the ortg.
inal copies OF the Ulster County O.
zette. published at Kingston. N. Y
January 4. 1900. It contains much IN
teresting news OF that time and. - e
Is said to be genuine. 10 valuable
keepsake. II was originally the prop
erty Of George Irwin. now OF Iberlas
Mo-, and had been handed down for
generations. Mr.. Jones intenda tn
have it framed and displayed In = con-
spicuous place ut the Cabinet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27

Cal. where he has secured situation
with Monahan e. Murphy.
Mrs. ]. r. Treat returned from a
visit with relatives in Montana. Wis
consin and Kansas. She has been
away several months and she had a
very enjoyable time.
John Smithlen, batteryman for the
Western Union Telegraph company.
with headquarters at Flagstaff, left for
Needles, Cal. in the interest OF the
company. He will return today.
Rev G. p Wilson, of Pomona, IL In
town and will remain for two weeks.
Rev. Wilson was for four years pastor
OF the Flagstaff Methodist Episcopal
church. and has many friends here
who will be pleased to meet him.
+. w. Smith. Of Williams, spent sew
eral days here this week. Mr.. Smith
is an applicant for the appointment of
postmaster of his town. He Is well
qualified for the position and his many
friends In Flagstaff trust that he may
receive the appointment.
Winter weather has prevailed In
Flagstaff during the last week. Mon
day morning the thermometer dropped
to 12 degrees below zero, and Tuesday
morning II was below. being the cold
est weather for four years. On We'd
nesday the weather moderated and
several inches of snow fell. and clear
but cold weather followed the snow
storm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
HoLeRook.
From the Argus.

From the Argus.
Mrs. J. p Burdett and children are
visiting friends at Adamana.
w. Fl. Clark has returned from an
extended business trip to Prescott ard
Phoenix.
Postoffice Inspector II. c. Hodge. of
Denver. was here On tour OF inspec-
tion.
William Scorse left for California,
where he expects to remain for some
time.
Max Schuster had to leave his post
OF duty at the store couple of days
on account Of sickness.
G. W. Amos. who has been spending
q few days here and at Winslow, left
for Show Low.
George Reed and family expect to
leave for Phoenix to Join his brother.
DR.. G. S. Reed, who has decided to
locate there.
Mrs. A. De"ee, who has been teach
ing in the Indian service at Keam's
Canyon for the past three years, de.
parted for Zion City. H.
DIR. Frances Woods. who is lectur-
ing through Arizona. In the interest of
woman's suffrage, went up to Snow
fake. Miss Woods made many con-
verts to her cause In the southern part
of the territory. and Is meeting with
good success here.
Bishop Anderson. of st. Johns, start
ed from here with piano and got
stuck In the Peurco. where the outfit
was left till morning. when by the help
of extra teams and men, he was pulled
out and started on his way rejoicing.
The little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
VI. A. Clawson. of Taylor, was quite
badly burned They lad been hutch.
ering hog and had Are out doors to
heat the water. 1ne little girl was
playing aronnd and her dress caught
on fre and before thew could put IL
out she was quite badly burned. At
present she is improving.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27

they took severe colds. The matter
janitor and II is now believed the tenn
perature In the rooms will hereafter
be regulated properly
w. r. Jones. the carpenter who went
TO Denver last week to see about man
ufacturing and marketing his patented
While at Denver Mr.. Jones made
contract with the Underhill Manufac-
turing company to place his patent
upon the market. They are to manu-.
iacture and sell the apron and pay Mr..
Jones n nice little royalty upon each
the apron by those who have examined
II the prospects are that Mr. Jones will
receive a handsome income from his
royalties.
Carpenters have been at work for
more than a week past making the
alterations and improvements at the
postoffice preparatory to putting In the
new fixtures which should arrive very
soon. A new floor has been put down,
three windows and door put in the
south side OF the building, the room
enlarged at the rear by cutting of
portion of the Masonic temple hallway.
and the rear door closed up. The new
fixtures. including the combination
lock boxes. will he a great addition to
the postoiiice and make II one of the
most modern in the territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
socoRRo.

From the Chieftain.
Miss Ora Russell has gone to hel
home In Magdalcna for the holiday va
cation.
John Blinn has gone over to Hills
boro and the Black Range district fol
the holidays
Frank Sickles left Socorro for Mex
leo He expected to be gone some
time.
DIR, c. G.. Duncan has been sick bul
is now recovering quite rapidly.
W. A. Cozine was n visitor in towr
from Water Canyon. He reported con
siderable snow In the Magdalenas.
The posto1ice at Cienega, this coun
ty. will be discontinued after Decem
ber 81. Mail for the ONCE will 20 &c
SAT- Lake.
Il. A, Clemens made n brief visit In
Socorro from his stock ranch west OF
Magdalena.
Ed. Dodd was summoned from Albu
querque az witness for the defense
in the preliminary examination OF
Felipe Baca.
Miss Anne w. Fitch left for Juarez
Mexico, where she will spend the holi
day vacation with her sister, Mrs. Paul
J. Terry. and family.
Mrs. Charlotte COrtesy returned
from business visit In Douglas. Ariz,
Mrs. Cortesy expects soon to leave for
Mexico for a prolonged stay.
II. Fischer was welcome visitor In
town a day or two this week. MIR.
Fischer is now doing a hustling and
successful business for the Cont.
mental Oil company.
Misses Cecil and Lolita Alexander.
daughters Of Attorney s. Alexander.
are expected home from Las Cruces
to spend the holidays.
IL Is reported that Miss Irene Tiffany
was recently married at her home in
albuquerque. II this report IL true the
bride VIII have the hear:iest OF good
wishes OF her many Socorro friends.
Ihe poles for the telephone ex.
change have been erected on the prin.
cipai streets of the city this week.
Everybody will be glad TO be able TO
'He'lo'' to his neighbor.
There came very near being a fire
~ the Windsor hotel Wednesday morn.
'ns' Some clothing was left lying
against stovepipe and the usual re.
SUIT followed. Laadlord yunker an.
peared upon the scene In time, how
ever, to prevent conaagrution.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
WILLIAMS.

From the News
Mrs. NJ. Buggeln and Mrs. l.. l.. Fer
rail- came in from Bright Angel.
Organizer Sorenson, of the Fraternal
brotherhood has established quite a
lodge here.
Sheriff James Johnson took an In.
sane Mexican to the asylum at Phoe.
nix.
A number OF men are now engaged
IN doing assessment work on various
claims In the Canyon district.
Miss Birdie Barth came over from
Albuquerque to spend the holiday sea.
son with her sister, Mrs A. Tyroler.
Mrs. j. X. Twltty and daughter. Mrs.
M. j. Rounsville. departed for Los An.
geles. intending to remain on the coast
the rest Of the winter.
Mart Little went out to the Canyon
mining district to perform assessment
work for a. A. Fleming and J. L.. Davis
on a number Of their claims.
William Miller. while filing a large
band saw at the mill recently jabhed a
tooth into his hand inf,icting a painful
wound which has caused him consider
able trouble.
Mrs. George w. Martin and little
daughter, Ruby. departed for Fresno.
Cal, where she expects to remain come
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
SAN MARciAl..

From the Bee.
Mr., and Mrs Howard Sweet will
spend the holiday season in Topeka.
J. d. Chandler was In Socorro at
tending to some business In the pro.
bate court.
Messrs. Mckinney and Woods. two
prospective mining magnates of Rose.
dale. spent part OF the week In town.
Frana Anderson, accompanied by
days since. He has sold his farm In
oklahoma for a satisfactory sum and
will invest in land near San Marcial.
As usual. the children of Christ
church Sunday school will celebrate
Christmas by having tree In the
church on Christmas eve. There will
be music and recitations. Everyone Is
invited to put their gifts on the tree
and to join in making the occasion a
joyous one
The name OF Miss Angelica Jojols
mas been cent TO delegate Rodcy III
connection with the vacancy in the
Clyde postoflice. Angelica is a very
nice name. hut II win soon be battered
out of shape by the average run of de-
livery window patrons OF postofilce.
j. n. Broyles has secured a judg-
ment for several hundred dollars
against school district No l3 for un-
paid warrants dating back several
years. Mr.. Broyles should have had
this money long ago. Probably the
district viii be forced to raise the
amount by special levy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
SANTA re.

From the New Mexican
II. M. Otero is confined to his home
by illness.
Carl Metzger win spend Christmas
in Albuquerque.
Hon. and Mrs. Solomon Luna arrived
10 visit Hon. NJ. r. Otero and family.
Dr. C.. O. Harrison. dentist from
Cerrllos. who Is considering locating
here, was In the city.
Mrs }. N. Mcdonald. Of Aurora. H.,
who has been here several weeks for
her health. will leave next week for
Albuquerque. where she will spend the
winter
l. n. Rapp. the architect from Las
Vegas. who Is In charge of the con
struction OF the deaf and dumb asylum,
Is here on business.
!. ID Hughes. business manager of
the New Mexican Printing company,
left last night for I'll Paso on bust
ness trip, but expects to return In
time To spend Christmas at his home
In this city
Miss Alice kaune arrived from Me
silla Park. where she Is IA student at
the Agriculture and Mechanic Arts col
lege, to spend the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. IA. s. Kaune.
Territorial Secretary J. w. Reynolds,
accompanied by Mrs Reynolds and
children. Is expected to return tomor.
row night from Omaha. Neh.. where
Mrs. Reynolds and children have been
visiting for sone time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
RosW ELL.
From the Register.

From the Register
Mrs. II. II. Skipwith and little daugh
Ter, Rebecca, and son. John. have been
quite sick with grip and bronchitis.
Percy Hagerman left for his home
at Colorado Springs. Colo. after spend.
ing two or three days with his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. ]. J. Hagerman, at South
Spring.
The case Of the Territory VS.. J. f.
Miller. charged with passing a bogus
check or George O'Conner for 5000,
was called before Judge Lea. Miller
waived examination ana was bound
over to the grand jury under $3.50
bond.
Last week there was much com.
plant among the parents of the chii.
dren attending the public schools that
the rooms were kept too warm. and
when the children left the building.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
AlAMOGCRDO.
From the News.

From the News
Capt. V. r.. Stottler, who for n mum.
Der OF years was agent at the Mesca.
lero agency In this county. returned TO
Alamogordo this week after an alb.
sence OF four and half years. The
captain was surprised at the change in
the situation during his absence aud
will probably make his future home In
this section of New Mexico.
While most of us were at lunch fire
broke out in the Teed confectionery
place. II originated from the iue. As
the fiue had just ben overhauled II Is
believed that the workmen left the
woodwork touching II and so fire
caught. Quick action saved what
might have been a very destructive
hre. IA Teed's place IL IN the heart of
damage done was the burning away OF
part OF the roof. Probably S25 will
cover the loss.
Manager 3. 8. Hopper. OF the ium.
Der company informs the News that on
the 10th instant he closed one OF the
largest deals yet made by his mills. He
sold to George NJ. Forbes. OF Colorado.
two and half million feet Of yard
stock with the privilege OF increasing
the order to Ave million feet. Mr.. Hop.
per tells us that his company is rcceiy-
ing some very large orders from differ.
ent sections OF the country. especially
from Texas. and that business Is con-
tinualy coming to them because OF
their promptness In filling orders. For
the last month. however. the railroad
has not delivered logs at the mills as
promptly as the lumber company
would like, and what they want now
are logs In order that these big orders
may be filed promptly. Mr.. Hopper
thinks that the trouble with the rail
road will he overcome shortly and this
VIII enable his mills to do bigger
business from time To time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
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HILLS 6ORo.
From the Advocate.

From the Advocate.
Senora 0regoria Gutierrez y Bargas
vile OF Jose Antonio Bargas. died at
the age Of SO years.
Alfred sheppard has moved his fam
ily Ia from Cave Greek and Ia occupy
Ing rooms In the Meade building.
The creek below town was frozen
over last Monday morning. and the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
DEMiNo.

From the Heau,ight.
\. W. Pollard Is now on the rapid
road to recovery and hopes to be at
tending 60 his law practice In a very
short time.
fhe Southern Pacific company have
Just completed the shipment OF about
800 cars OF cattle to California points.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
STAFF.

From the sun.
Wood Is In demand this week. and
brings 81 per cord, raise of 81 since
the big snowfall.
Dan Mitchell, who has been clerking
for Pahbitt Brothers, left for Needles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
LAS VEGAS.

From the Record.
Bob Rainey was numbered among
the sick today.
The two children of Hon. G. A.
Spiess are reported to be very III with
pneumonia.
Francisco B. varela has sold piece
OF land near Pecos, to Tomas varola,
for the sum OF $50. .
Dan Kelly son of II. w. Kelly, ar
rived from Notrc Dame. Ind, where 10
has been ut college. to spend the holi-
days at home.
w. T. Lechleiter. q Chicago lumbar
man. who had been here some tina
looking for a location, left for Albu-
querque.
Fred Walsen and wife. of Denver,
have sold to |. q. Hazard and +. O.
Blood eight lots In the Pablo Baca aA-
dition to East Las Vegas. for the sum
of $1,O63.
Mrs. Cora Leak has recorded tho 10
cation notice OF the Silver Star MINING
claim. In the Green Valley district.
Miss Alice koebel has resigned her
position as milliper at Ilfelds, being
succeeded by Miss Nellie Preston.
Miss Lois Coffey, the talented prin-
cipal Of the high school. left for To-
peka. Kan. to spend the holidays.
Ten more red application cards were
handed in to the secretary Of the Y. NJ.
C. A.. The race between the red and
blue cards now stands: Red, 60;
blues, 40. The blues will have to hus-
tie. or pay for that supper. !
The postofiice cat, which had beap
missing for four days. was discovered
this morning on the roof of the Crock
EFT building, In q rather hungry conai-
ton. II is presumed that pussy climb
ed telephone pole and got ON tbs
roof. but when II wanted TO come down
II could not solve the problem.
The dance at Rosepthal hall furuish-
ed its usual scrap Two say swalng
being enamored Of the same fair dam-
sci, resorted to fsticuffs To settle their
diiierences on the hall room nocr. The
police were called In and used their
clubs pretty nerceIy before they weru
successful In quelling the exuisraue
spirits OF the gay lothArios. Az usunl
John Barleycorn played Z prominent
role In the riot.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27

From the Optic.
Some of the local stockholders In ~
dypsy Queen mine, sixtesn miies ~
low cerrollis. on Saturday sent dovn
to the men Christmas supplies cons1ub.
Ing Of turkey. cigars. craeherrieu, 49,
and other things.
Cieofas Romero dlsd his hona -
sheriff of San Mtgusl conn>y = ~
sum OF $4,000. with w. A. Qls~1n ~
A'hsno q. Gailegos ~ sarstlso; - =
collector Of licenses In ...s sono 1n
with NJ l.. Cooley and 0sssoelo too1
as suresies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-27
LAS CRUCES 8.

From the Citizen.
John Patrick, who has been working
at the Modoc mine for several weeks.
has gone To look after his copper prop.
critics in the San Andres district
II. p. Flint, stenographer. returned
from chihuahua last week and Is doing
stenographic work and studying law In
the Office Of Attorney j. +. Bonham.
Five tf our prominent young bust.
ness men have just concluded the final
arrangements of the organization of
"The International Investment Com
pany." whose purpose will be to deal
In all classes of investments. espec.
tally those of New Mexico and Dona
Ana county. We are assured of sue.
cessful career for the company as 1t 10
composed Of men fully capable OF car.
'rying out any contract they may enter
into.
From the Republican.
Las Cruces had n soaking rain Sat
urday.
The public schools were never In a
pSstSi 'OuuitiOu. IIOittSOT MotIu0 10
the right man in the right place.
II. Y. Anderson was down from the
Sunol mine after supplies preparatory
to the operation of this promising gold
property.
Frank l.. Oliver Of Chamberino. was
In the city during the week He has
located several claims In the Potrllo
mountains and has done the assess
ment work on them. This mining dis
trict Is attracting prospectors right
along Copper, gold and lead are found
In paying quantities, but water is
scarce.
Parties from the east who were in
Las Cruces recently looking over the
country in view of purchasing land to
establish colony OF fifty families,
took an option on the Picacho ranch.
owned by Don Jacobo Chaves OF this
place. They are German and French.
and according TO MIR. Chaves state
mcnt. their object is to set ont vine
yards. make wine and raise vegetables
They took a number OF views of the
valley before returning. to exhibi, to
the members of the company Las
Cruces hopes the deal will be mad
as colony of Industrious and scien-
tific gardeners will flll want loag
needed In the valley.
From the Progress.
John =. Casey. Jr.. is a visitor in
town from the Pass City.
The postofiice inspector was here
several days this week making his an
nual inspection of the postofiice.
+. Van Patten has about completed
large twostory dining and dance hall
at his mountain home at Dripping
Springs.
We are informed from reliable
sources that the Torpedo mine at Or
gan has been bonded and leased to cas-
tern capitalists. who will begin work
the first OF the year.
w. N. Hager. presiden, of the Quad
alupe Oil company, left for Santa Rosa
In response to telegram stating that
the contract depth of 1000 feet had
been reached
Court Stenographer II. B. Holt. on
his return from Deming. had the mis-
fortune of losing his typewriter in El
Paso. On getting on the Deming train
he intrusted the machine to negro
boy with instructions to take 1t to the
hotel. The boy never put in an ap-
pearance with the machine, and all in
quiry SO far has failed to locate either
the boy or Hollis reliable old -Rcming.
ton