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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
THE AWARDS.
Blue Ribbon for Bernaliilo County, the
Hyde Expedition and the Jerome
District,

All the premiums for the exhibits
have been awarded with the exception
OF the educational exhibit. The com
mittee were expected to report this
morning but failed to do so. A commit
tee consisting of J. S. Van Doren, of
BmewatSr: w. A. Earseman. of Penn
sylvania. and w. A. Crowley, of Colo
rado, awarded the prize for the best
exhibit OF fruits. vegetables and cereals
to Bernalillo county.
The Hyde Exploring Expedition car
ried off first honors for the best dis
play of Navajo blankets. ,neir only
competitors. the Wetherill Bros, also
had fine collection.
The judges were Hermann Switzer
of the Harvey curio department; II. r
Whiting, and r, c. Beattie.
Messrs. Thompson. Wilson and John
son of the Jerome Mining company
carried OFF the highest awards for the
best display in minerals.
The San Juan company exhibit was
very fine, but on account of the dis
tance and the slow transportation they
could not represent themselves as they
would like. A railroad through vii
make big difference
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
ALBUQUERQUE TAKES ONE.
In the Fourth Game OF the Series Albu
querque Defeats Et Paso.

The hopes OF the fans that Albu-
querque would take at least one game
in the big base ball tournament ut
the fair were fulfilled. And there Is a
chance for them landing the second
one today.
Wicker. who pitched the first day
and was easily defeated. was used
again yesterday. but this time deliver
cd the goods. El Paso trotted out
their young star, Gibson. who was be-
ing saved TO make the Duke City lads
look like 80 cents. II was evidently
his on day. or Albuquerque dev on
or something.
The score was to 3. and the game
was vely interesting. Three home runs
were made. two by El Paso and one
by the local team. and some sensa
tional fielding was done.
I'll Paso's long drives were made by
Nance and Lee and Albuquerque's by
King.
6trang played ct short for AlbuQuer
Quereue. Tinker vent TO third bass
and Williams went to right neld. Ths
team thus nut up . stropger front and
would probably have taken the Ars'
money had they lined W In this man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
BRONCO BUSTING.
II was Lively While II Lasted-Pearl
Ward Did Not Ride.

Several thousand people shouting
and yelling To their hearts content
witnessed the greatest exhibition of
bronco busting. fast riding. lassoing
ponies and the fierce struggles OF the
outlaw In ropes, that has ever ap'
pearcd on the arena at the fair
grounds. There was no acting OF re-
hearsal performance. but every feat OF
horsemanship was the result through
years OF practical experience. II could
not be learned in week, month or
year. The riding OF the outlaw roping
and throwing horses, and reckless and
daredevil riding of the brC-.zed COW
pdnchers. which the immense crowd
beheld. was only sample of the every
day life on the plains.
Master OF Outlaws" Frank Blake
began the wild and thrilling exhibition
by riding horse with bad reputa-
tion for pitching. owned by the We'h-
erill Bros. Blake. who has an iron
nerve. had no sooner put his feet into
the stirrup than Billy began pitching
but Blake was there all the time
Across the arena they went, Blake
never touching the leather.
In the drawing for position Bill
Jones drew first place. There was con
siderable trouble at first To get the
bronco from the CORA With two
ropes around his neck he was dragged
out. Then the fun began. This out
law was small but regular devil and
a hard fighter" He was given such
choking that he settled down and
gave them an opportunity to saddle
him. When all the ropes were loosened
Jones made his mount. He had n,
sooner landed In the saddle than the
animals back assum cd the appearance
of a dome and he went soaring into
the air He gave three wild leaps with
his head between his legs. then fell OF
his side with Jones underneath.
When the horse was rolled on II was
discovered that Jones leg was broken
He wac just recovering from a fracturs
of the same leg. which occurred In the
same manner In April. Jones has Z
wife and two children, and lives mt To-
North Arno street having lived here
about montn. re was cdrrieu ifoh
the field and taken to his home.
"The Master Of Outlaws" Blake tool
charge of the vicious bronco, ans
mounting. stayed with the outla@
which gave the finest exhibition o
pitching that has ever been witnessed
here. Blake began whipping the AMI
NAL. and then they were on aroun'
and around In the Arena, then dowi
the trach and hack When he had hin
dows TO- saliop he snsaddisd and 10
him i0uue.
Pearl NAe1, the cbanptea lady ride
Of ~ Gf1A. krev No, ~ k'ions. lse'
hay with white feet was selected TO
the lady bronco buster. II proved Il
be . vicious raSser. that required
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
GRANT COUNTY MURDER.
Preliminary irial OF Gooch. for Killing
Ross, in Progress at silver City.

Special to rno Citizen.
Silver City, r. M, Oct. lS.-The kill
ing of q man named Ross 10y B. +.
Gooch on the Mimbras river last Mon
day afternoon has created considera-
BILE excitement in this city II seems
that Ross leased part of the Gooch
ranch and he and Gooch had been hav-
past over different matters and Ross
Is said to have made threats that he
would kill Gooch il he came on his
land. Ross was out loading hay and
Gooch went out to see him and states
that they had some words and Ross at
tackled him with a pitchfork and he
was forced to shoot him in self de-
fense. 1t seems there were no wit
nosses to the shooting and Gooch shot
five times, hitting Ross twice. killing
him instantly.
He went back to his house and told
his wife tnat he intended coming into
Silver City and giving himself up tc
the Off GERS, but evidently changed his
mind and instead went TO Deming and
yesterday sent an old friend of his NJ
from Deming to engage attorneys for
and II possible. arrange bond for him
Gooch followed on the train the mex
day and gave himself up to Sheriff
Goodell.
His preliminary hearing Is In pro
gress today and he will undoubtedly
be given bond
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
Sir Thomas pjeased, !,

London. Oct. 1s.-Sir Thomas LIP
ton, in conversation with a representa-
tive OF the Associated Press today.
said:
Il wish you would say how gratiiied
am at the acceptance OF the chal-
lenge for another series of races for
the American cup"
He seemed inclined to believe that
the Herrschoffs were not likely to turn
out faster boat than the Columbia.
Regarding the Shamrock III, the bar
onet said that he could not announce
the date OF her Launching. He hoped
she would he fifteen minutes faster
than the Shamrock II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
Miners viii Hold Big Conyoa-
ton Monday.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Suspected Missouri Murderer Arrested
al Fort PhsTson, Georgia.
SIR THOMAS Upton IS PLEASED

wilkesbarre. Pa. Oct. 18s--President
Mitchell was engaged today In arrang-
ing the details for the convention ON
Monday. There Is a considerable
amount of work to be done In prepara-
tion for handling body OF about 800
delegates, hut all the details will be
completed by tomorrow. Mr.. Mitchell
is also engaged in preparing an sd-
dress to the convention. II precedents
are followed the convention will b~
held behird closed doors and Presi-
dent Mitchells address may not be
made public. 1t is PROBABLE, however.
that he will speak before the doors are
closed. 1nere was no development to-
day in any phase Of the strike.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18

number or ropes To bring him ont.
Alter he was thrown couple of times.
the old NICK Ia him was somewhat
taken out But Pearl was SLOW and
the uronco broke away, shooting out
across the field. Five mounted coy
boys were after him, clad in their
straps" protected from the sun by
broad hats and ropes whirling in the
mir, and was most picturesque and
exciting performance.
A rope was thrown over the saddle
horn. then another, with a puncher on
each side they came tearing down the
center of the arena. Here they slowed
up. giving the rope plenty of slack. the
bronco started to run back and when
the ropes frightened he turned lovely
| iiip.nop landing on his head. By this
time there was no spirit of life left for
vicious hucking Pearl acted like a
timid school girl, being afraid To get
| within ten feet of the outlaw. The
| gentle lamb was saddled and Pearl
| was put on hut she lost her grand
blufiing nerve and gave up without an
| atNEhhPt w sho" tiat Sht tchfu htct
broncos. She could not lose her wo-
man nature. when 1t came to a show
down, hut she lost all her woman nat.
ure last night when she was out with
the boys doing the town.
| At this juncture. while Pearl was
killing time, the most exciting per
| formance witnessed, which was not
scheduled on the program. was the
stampede OF about thirty broncos.
The gate of the corral was opened
10y someone. freeing all the outlaws
Then the widest excitement OK evailed
The broncos made a dash for liberty
the crowd had got dangerously neal
In their eagerness to see IL all. and
they also made a dash for the same
thins In large numbers. They did noI
wait to climb the fence. but falling
over. under and any old way To get ou'
of the way OF the band Of devils. Tn,
great arena was q mass of confusion
Wild broncos, shouting and yellinl
cowboys dashing all over the field. tn,
line of United States cavalry, and I
! mass of fleeing humanity could be seei
! through the clouds of dust. To In
crease the perplexity of the frenzie,
animals, the shouts of several thou
! sand human beings rent the dusty air
, Numerous attempts were made 4
. drive the broncos into the corral, bu
they would break through the lin
, every time they came near the en-
trance. The confusion was so grea
that the attempt TO corral the bronco
= was given up, and the crowd dispersel
better satisfied with the performance
, than II the regular program had bee
carried out.
The busting will be continued toda
l and no doubt there will be plent
1 doing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
FINEST RACES OF WEEK.
Winfield Stratton Pressed HARD oy
Shecam Won the Free-for-al' Pace.

Il tell you" remarked Starter Field
TO a Citizen representative, the races
this afternoon are the best have ever
seen, and that last and deciding heat
between Winfield Stratton and She
cam In the free-for-all pace was by all
odds the best driven and most exciting
finish ever saw, except when 1t is a
dead heat"
Starter Field spoke the truth In the
words quoted above. for the free-for-all
Sace. with Shecam. Winfield Stratton
and Primcrse as the entries yesterday
afternoon. was just as close and excit-
ing as one could wish for.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18

Lake Crystal. Mimi. Oct. 18.--The
west bound Sioux City passenger train
on the Omaha railroad, collided with
the Des Moines passenger at 1891
this morning, injuring several passen-
gers and wrecking the rear sleeper ON
the Des Moines train. The injured:
Mrs e. N. Engler. Mankato. hurt in
ternally; iran vanpoltren, Sac City,
Iowa. head cut; ]. y. Dale. Greenwood.
Neb., face cut. Mrs. r. Joland and her
two daughters. Verna and Lola, Of
Denver. cut and bruised about the face
and head.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18

grey haired people. all mingling, laugh
ing and looking for good time.
The maskers turned out better tnan
last year. and the costumes and mas
querades were of larger variety and
more gorgeous. Mrs. Summers, the
costumer who IN here from Denver did
good business. There We're pretty
little girls in pink fresh from the laun-
dry and big fat men with hog faces.
There wme Spanish courtiers and
young ladies dressed In knickerbock-
ers. There were soldiers in blue and
some of the gentle sex In blue that
were not soldiers. There were sailors
both masculine and feminine and one
particularly attractive one in white
sailor suit. who was of the more ten
der sex. The boys OF the Fourteenth
cavalry had a good time. There were
dcvils who had girls, which reminded
one Of Mary MacLane. Pearl Ward
was out too. but she wore no mask
She apparently Is past the mask stage.
Regardless OF the fact that Pearl got
yellow mt the bronco busting yester-
] udN HilEi mum SAt Na' N'AiH VIM i''ts'
last night. when chided by the tender
feet. The language she used made the
black masks turn red.
Il vas n merry crowd. only few
grouchy, cross grained Holsters kicked
at tho fua. But there was some little
reason to kick on the rubber balls.
I They we're little hard and some sore
noses. busted stlif hats and black eyes
will testify TO the fact. The confetti
battle was something fierce. The
streets this morning gave evidence
that there was big doing. and tiny bits
of paper thrown last night will be
found In the ladies' bonnets for many
months to come.
The tissue paper streamers furnish.
ed some fun and were very pretty
sailing out in their journey of pleasant
annoyance.
The midway amusements did a good
business. probably the best OF the
week
The Italian band helped to make the
evening record breaker by several
times marching the streets. making
rag time music.
Carnival Ball.
The Elks masquerade at Colombo
hall helped some. Quite large crowd
was present to participate and tripned
the light fantastic ar.ii late this morn
ing. Attorney Thomas Wilkerson had
charge of the arrangements and o
course it went of in good shape. Ev
erybody reports having had goot
time and the errand of carnival nigh
was accomplished.
: Open Houses.
The Elks kept open house and IT Il
needless to say that their banque
: table was sumptuously spread VIII
good things to eat and drink.
The saloons also kept open hous'
last night and many a check was piac
ed on the red and the green by raj
soft hands. Craps were rolled in style
unknown TO the veteran gamblers tina
tended TIE tables. Some Of the ladie
made money to buy confetti with an
: some OF the lovers and newly marrle
men went broke II was real amusing
One lady was heard TO say: why,
rolled two skies and that horrible ma
: took my money"
Very little drunkenness was see
and the evening passed OFF very pleas
, antly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18

GERS are positive that George Burrus."
the United States army soldier arrest
ed at Fort Mcpherson Is George Tay-
lor. wanted in Sullivan, Mo-. for tho
murder of the Meeks family In 1894.
The man enlisted from Butte, Mont.
but now admits that he came from Sui
livan county, Mo. The man had letters
and pictures and other documents that
indicate that he is Taylor. He is said
to have confessed mis- crime to fellow
soldiers. who betrayed his confidence.
He says they belonged to friend. The
man made resistance, but denies he is
the murderer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
troops will Leave China.

Pekin, Oct. ls.-Negotiations for the
departure of the international troops
of Shanghai have been interrupted. II
appears that Great Britain. before con-
senting to the evacuation, desires q
more definite arrangement In regard
to her status In the Yang Use valley
and precise stipulations concerning
the non-alienation of territory In that
region.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
CONFETTI NIGHT A SUCCESS
The Very Best Races Of the Entire Week Yester-
day Afternoon Close and Exciting.
ALBUQUERQUE WON A GAME OF BALL

The fifth and last day of the great
twenty second annual New Mexico ter
ritorial fair is being well attended this
afternoon.
The week has been o successful one,
from beginning to end, and the fair
officials will make an itemized account
of receipts and expenditures in a few
DAYS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
-o.o4lL. 2.2h az: 2.2h.

The seven-eighths mile dash was
won by Missile in 1884 3-5, Gillespie
second. and Roger q. distanced.
DIR. j. p. Raster. of Topeka, ohiciated
as one Of the judges Of yesterdays
races, and Harry r. Lee, in hts usual
manner, as assistant superintendent OF
tho speed ring. saw that the horses
showed up promptly with the call OF
the bell.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
shRiNERs IN FORCE.
Parade This Mornine---At Fair This
Afternoon--Big ooinos Tonight.

The city was turned over to the
Shriners this morning and they were
much In evidence during the day. The
parade this morning and the banquet
which will be rendered the new candi-
dates at the temple tonight. will be the
principal features Of this ceremonial
session Of Ballut Abyad Temple. A. A.
o. M. Nj. 3.
Seven states and two territories
were represented In the parade and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
Funeral Tomorrow.

The funeral will take place tomor-
row afternoon. at 8 o'clock, at the un-
dertaking parlors of j. w Edwards. on
North Second street. Rev. W. j.
Marsh, pastor of the Congregational
church. will ofiicate. Friends of the
bereayed family are invited TO attend
the funeral Burial will be in Fairview
cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18

punish reckless driving outside of mu-
nicipgl corporations.
Signed Soferino Crollott. justice
OF the peace; II Il. Whiting, Gabriel
Armiio Charles Armijo. Charles
Heisch. Jose Ignacio Garcia. Silas NJ.
Johnson and Eslavio Vigil. jurors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
Toniuht's Program.

1880 p.m.-tirand finale Indian races
and Indian dances on Railroad avenue.
1900 TO HOO p. m.--Amusements on
the Midway.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
SPORTS IN PROGRESS.

---indlan Relay Race.
The last game OF base ball between
the professional teams representing
Albuquerque and FL Paso is in pro-
gress this afternoon. with Callahan
and Lee as opposing pitchers.
During the afternoon there will be
several running and trotting events.
followed by an Indian relay race OF five
miles in which twenty-five Indians
and 1875 ponies will take part.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18

In the third heat. although Winfield
Stratton went under the wire length
ahead OF Shecam. he was set back on
account OF running into the sulky OF
the latter, and in the fourth heat was
also set back for running up the home
stretch and purposely taking the pole
from Shecam
The next race was the 1880 pace,
with the following entries; Bonnie
Treasure. Fairy Medium, Pay Day
Capt. Carey and Minnetonka- The re-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
CONFETTI NIGHT.
glks Made Plenty of Fun--Maskers
osloro-oall at Colombo Hall.

King Carnival ran riot last night.
Crowds OF people thronged the streets
from early In the evening until late At
night. II was Q jolly. hilarious crowd.
composed OF young, middle aged and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18

George $, Arnot, SUPERINTENDENT
and Roy Mcdonald, manager OF tNe
base ball tournament, are to be con
gratulat> A on the grand success OF the
tournament They watched every IN
terest and performed their duties well.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18

Home runs-Kling. Nance. Lee; two
base hlt--Grady; passed ball-kling;
bases on balls--Wicker 2. GIBSON 4;
struck out--Wicker Z, Gibson 4; hit
by aItched ball-Chance. Williams.
Time OF game--l:35.
Umpire-Cunningha
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18
Suffocated with oas.

Madison, Wis. Oct. 1S.-S. w. Reese,
a well known banker of Dodgeville.
was found dead II, bed at the Avenue
hotel today. There were both gas and
electric lights in the room and IL In
thought that Mr.. Reese arose during
the night and started to light the gas
and then noticing the electric light
turned that on and left the gas Jet
open. He was about 20 years old.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18

During the week. T. G. Mason. the
Cerrillos barber. held down q chair st
the w. II. Hahn barber shop ON RAIL-
road avenue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-18

Score by innings.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-11-05
Application to Sell and Re-Invest.

GEORGIA, TERRELL COUNTY.--Noticei is
hereby given that on the 10Th day of November,
1902 application Will be made TO the judge of the
superior court of said county at chambers in
Dawson, Ga. by Miss 0. +. Parker guardian of
Florice Jones, minor. for leave to sell the fol-
lowing described property belonging to said
minor for the purpose OF relnvestment: An undl-
vided one hall interest in all of the following
described property: Land lot No. forty-eight,
situated i'll the I bird district of Terrell county,
said state. containing 2O24a acres. more or less,
also the north half OF land lot No. two hundred
and eighty nine, situated in the Fourth district
of said county and state, containing 1914 acres,
more or less, also seventy>slX and one-fourth
Off of the southern part OF the south half of
lot number two hundred and lightweight in the
Fourth district of said county. Also an undivided
one half interest III the following personality to
wit: Six mules two wagons and farm utensils,
and all Of the corn and fodder made Oh the place
during the year 1902, and Il stock of hogs the
same being the personal property on the place
hereinbefore described. Said sale being desired
for the reason that the SAID described property
may be invested elsewhere to the advantage of
said minor. This November 3, 1892.
n l.. SrAPLErON, Petitioners Attorney
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-11-05
Petition for Charter.

GEORGIA-TERRELL COUNTY---To the STU
perior Court of said county: The petition of A
p. Hatcher. S. d. Hatcher ID. NJ. Dismuke and
others all of said State ana county, respec t.
fully shows:
t. That they desire for themselves their asso-
ciates, successors and assigns to become incor-
porated under the name ami style of The South
ern Grocery Company.
3 The term for which petitioners ask to be
Incorporated is for twenty years, with the prVl-
lege of renewal at the end of that time.
3. The capital stock of the corporation act
uaty paid, is to be Ten Thousand (Sl0, 900 00)
Dollars, divided into shares of One Hun
dred (Sl00.O0 dollars each. Petitioners. how
ital stock from time to time as they may desire,
to any amount not exceeding in the aggregate
the sum of Fifty Thousand (S5O. OOOO0) Dollars.
A. The whole of said capital stock of Ten
$50. 600. 00) Thousand Dollars has been actually
paid in.
s. The object of the proposed corporation is
pecunia?Y gain nd profit to its stockholders Pc
titioners propose to carry on wholesale grocery
business and to deal in provisions and groceries
of all kinds, buying and selling for cash or
credit, or on commission; all such articles and
things as are usually embraced in the whole
sale grocery business, and all such arts
Giles and things as may be proftably han
died and sold in connection Herewith.
acting as general or special agent for other
persons. companies or corporations in SELL
ing or handling any articles or class of articles
appropriate to the wholesale grocery business or
usually or conveniently connected there"lth, ana
to make contracts to act as such agents and to
exercise the usual powers and to do all the usual
necessary and proper acts which pertain to or
may be connected with the business of wholesale
grocery dealers.
8. The principal Office and place of business
of the proposed corporation VIII be in the City
of Dawson said state and county.
Wherefore. petitioners pray to be made body
corporate under the name and STYLE aforesaid.
entitled to all the rights. privileges and immuni-
ties and subject to all the liabilities fixed by law.
\. NJ. RAINES.
Attorney for Petitioners
Original filed in office this 9th dav of Octo-
ber 1902 W. s. DOXIER. Clerk
GEoRGIA-Terren Countv-Clerk's Office Su-
perior Court hereby certify that the flores DING
is copy of the application filed in my Office
for the charter of the Southern Grocery Co.
Witness my official signature this 27th day of
October. 1902. w. S. DOZlER Clerk