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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
ARE DODGiNG TAXES.
New York MilIionaircs Claim They
Live at Newport.

New York. May 1.-THE tax com.
missionors today commenced To hear
those persons assessed for personal
tax who plead non.residence The first
case taken up was that OF Mrs. Caro-
line Astor. She was assessed on $3.50.
600 but she objected that her legal
residence Is in Newport. u l. She oh.
tanned her certificate of residence
there last January. and IL is maintain.
ed 10y the commissioners that she is
consequently not entitled To exemption
from last Octohe, s assessment Many
of New Yorks weaithost residents are
apparently ondeavoring to avoid pay
mcnt of personal taxes here by claim.
Ing 20 he residents of Newport or else
where. The commissioners. however.
declare that they must show the best
of proof that their actual permanent
homes are outside of New York ana
that their dwelling houses in this city
are occupied only transiently.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
GOOD GAMES PROMISED.
The Team Of the Socorro School OF
Mines viii Arrive in Santa
re Saturday Noon

Lovers OF the national game will be
treated to two fine games Of base ball
on Saturday and Sunday afternoons
Oh the athletic grounds of st. Mich
aels college. The strong team OF the
Socorro School Of Mines will arrive on
Saturday noon in this city under the
personal leadership of Professor +. A.
Jones. The players are all students
OF the college and are thorough gentle.
men who should be given rousing
welcome by the people of the city
The Santa Fe Central team is also in
fine trim and w r. Martin promises
the finest games Of the season on sat.
urday and Sunday afternoons.-N
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
GOLDEN.

Special Correspondence.
Golden. n. NJ May i5.-The mill of
the Old Reliable Mine company at Dol.
den Is running steadily milling ore
from the San Miguel mine
u. J. Trotter a Co. are hauling ore
from the Old Timer mine. The ore
will be milled in the mill at Golden.
Messrs. Fred Pettys and Hin. who
have taken a long lease in the Fine
nine. belonging To Il. Martin. of Kan
sas City. are taking out some very
good free gold ore.
George n. Protzman is taking cut
ore from the Shamrock mine and Is
washing the same in rocker near the
mine The ore pays 81 per ton and Is
very free milling
Joe Reel and George Wright have
taken a contract to sink thirty feet In
the Gold King mine. This will make
the shalt two hundred and ten feet
deep. where the chute from the old
copper mine Is supposed to be- The
property belongs To r. y. Catron and
will he properly worked If the ore
body Is found
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
STORY OF NEW GOVERNOR.
How Lieutenant ercdic Captured Band
Of Inoians Twenty-Five Years Aao.

twenty-five years ago Colonel Brodie
was lieutenant in the army stationed
at Fort Thomas near he San Carlos
Indian reservation. At that time the
Apachcs were warlike and threaten.
ing. In counting W the Apaches on
the reservation one time the command
ing officer discovered that some sixty
bucks were out without leave. In those
days chat simply meant that a band of
Apaches were out on numbering trip
The officer ordered Lieutenant
Brodie to take a company of men and
go out and bring the Indians in The
lieutenant Icing young man. iull of
vigor ard courage. selected one man
whom he could rely upon. and started
out on his dangerous mission. On
reaching the point where the Indians
We're stationed. young Brode and his
solitary soldier presented themselves
to the chief The old Apache was mad
at being interfered with, and told
Brodie that he proposed TO kill him
and his companion Colonel Brodie
realizing that to show iue least evil
dene of fear meant death. the young
officer told the chief that he had come
TO take him back to- the reservation
The big chief looked disdainful!y at
the soldiers and again informed the
officer 10 prepare for death l.ieuten
ant Brojic, without further parloy.
pulled out revolver and shot the chief
dead. and then in commanding tone
ordered the SIXTY Apachos to fall In.
which they die. and marched sullenly
back TO the reservation under the com.
mand of Lieutenant Brodie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
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SIlV Err CITY.

Special Correspondence.
Silver City. ~ NJ May 9.-Silver
CITY VIII have big Fourth of July Gel.
ebration this year and preparations for
the event are now In progress. The
Elks of this city will have the cele.
bralCn In their charge which will
last two days. They will have n carni.
val night and an Elss circus and mum.
erous other sports.
There are at the present time more
buildings N course Of construction
III this city than there has been for
some time Still you will hear persons
state that Silver City is no good on ac.
count of the inactivity In mining oper.
ations and the recent closing down of
the smclter located here While bust.
ness with the merchants is not as good
as II was when copper was up and the
smelter running the businessmen state
that they have no cause To complain.
DIR. Lane and wife and j. NJ. Kinner
and wife will leave me first OF the
week for couple months camping
trip to the ella.
The reported erection of a small ca.
pacity smelter in the Burro mountain
mining d strict Is an assured fact and
eastern parties who are putting IL in
have the order for the machinery in at
the foundry and tho work will com
mence just as soon as the material
can be gotten on the ground.
Mrs Bay Shannon, of Clifto'.. Ariz..
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. S. Good
ell OF this city.
Ranchers who have orchards and es.
pecially on the Mimbres. state that
from the present outlook the fruit crop
of all kinds will he the largest this
year that has ever been known in the
southwest The Mimbres country Is
noted for it's magnificent fruit and
large orchards and the ranchers will
reap rich harvest undoubtedly this
year.
John A. Hulit has sold his assay of
flee and left last evening for Arizona
whore he has an oiYer of position.
The section OF the country enjoyed
This section OF the country enjoyed
IA heavy shower of rain yesterday and
from reports the rain was general
This il the first heavy rain to fall In
this locality in May for many years.
Clyde Smith. the popular office dep.
uty at the court house has gone To the
Sisters hospital located in this city.
for short stay. Clyde has been very
much under the weather OF late with
lung trouble and thinks that rest
and good nursing will fix him up again
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
SOUTHERN PREsBYTeRlANs.
Annual Session OF the General Assem-
bly, at Jackson,

Jackson, Miss. May l5-The forty
second annual session of the general
assembly of the Southern Presbyterian
church was called to order today in
the First Presbyterian church by the
retiring moderator Or. n. M. Woods.
Of Memphis. A,out eighty presby-
teries. scattered variously over the
states of Virginia, Maryland, West Nir-
gnia, South Carolina. Tennessee. Ken
lucky, Georgia Florida. Alabama Mis-
sissippi. Louisiana. Texas and Arkan-
sas. and Indian territory were repre-
scented by commissioners. Abort 200
commissioners were IN attendance.
half being ministers ana half ruling
elders. Much interest ccnters in the
election of moderator this afternoon.
there being several prominent candi-
dates in the field
DIR. n. A. White. of Lexington. is
prominently mentioned as next mod
orator.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
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INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES.

Our boys are trying themselves on
fensing with a view To preparing for
the contest AT Las Cruces in June but
so many of our large boys have gone
to the beet fields in Colorado that
those remaining find it rather difficult
to do anything in the way of athletic
sports.
The literary department Is busy pre-
pairing an exhibit for the National Ed.
ucational association meeting in Min.
neapolis. The pupils take great inter
est In this wor, and most OF them are
doing very creditable work.
superintendent Collins is making
the rounds OF the pueblos on official
business and he leaves for Zuni y NJ
this evening. He is making a thorough
canvas of the pueblos with view to
securing pupils for the Albuquerque
school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
Forest Reserve Matters.

Charles McNaughton, Morton c. Mil
Ter and Thomas Meagher arrived In
Silver City this week and left for the
ella Forest Reserve where they will
serve as rangers. Supervisor Mcclure
informs the Silver City Enterprise that
fourteen rangers will be allowed the
ella Reserve during the dry season,
owing to the danger from fire. For
est inspector Il. T. Allen who has been
spending week on the reserve look
ing into different matters connected
with his department has departed for
his headquarters in Washington state
well pleased with his examination
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
HOl ROOk.

From the Argus.
William Armbruster and a miner
went out on a prospecting trip last
Saturday.
The two transfers who were arrest
Cd for stealing grain at For. Apache.
are out on bail.
Seven wagons came in from Apache
to take the baggage of the infantry to
the fort.
George A. Lane. cashier of the Nav
ajo county bank, spent day in town
selling his fire extinguishers.
G. +. Hulet, son of J. r. Hulet. re.
turned from provo. Utah. where he has
been attending school.
j. !. Vosburgh came in from Pleas.
ant Valley. where he has been for n
week looking after his extensive cattle
and mining interests.
DIR. G. H. Richardson. of Fl Apache.
came down. He was On route to FIT
Grant. where he will attend meeting
of the examining board. Of which he is
q member.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
Police Court.

Six weary willie boys were brought
up before Judge Crawford this morn.
ing Not one of them had a cent of
money. They registered at the city
hotel de bastile as follows: John
Struck said that he was a miner from
Colorado. carried big ugly knife. got
sixty days in the county Jail When
the Judge gave him his time. he said:
Judge. don't want the knife. you can
have it,"
Henry Weaver. blacksmith helper
from Pueblo, ten days.
John King. asleep in box car. ten
days.
Joe and Tom Curry. hard luck
story. bound for Frisco. ten days each.
T. Grady. working man. asleep in
box car. discharged.
John Doe. disturbing The peace. IS
OF five DAYS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
A Black kniqht.

The death of Sir William Conrad
Reeves Is recorded He was the first
gentleman of color To receive the dis.
tinction OF knighthood and to occupy
the position OF British chief Justice.
He was, according to "Whittaker's
Peerage,' born in lSil, and married. In
1868, Margaret. nee kuddor. In early
life he came from the Barbados To
England, entered the Middle Temple.
was called IN 1863. and after returning
To the West Indies practiced for some
time at the bar He became attorney
general in St Vincent in 1867, was APP
pointed queens counsel in 1888. in
1886 was made chief justice of Bar
BADGES, and in 1889 received the honor
of knighthood
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
DE NJ ING.
pecial Correspondence

Special correspondence,
Deming. n. NJ. May l4.-Ciark a. Co.
have begun work on their big new
building on the corner of Gold avenue
and Pine street, This building will he
Of two story brick the lower story to
he for use as stores and the upper as
rooming house.
Deming is waking up To the fact that
metropolis must have decent side
walks, and as a result a fine cement
sidewalk is being laid in front of the
Deckert block. Deming Mercantile
company store and Mahoney furniture
and hardware stores. II is also said
that N. A. Bolich. l.. II. Brown. and J.
y, Byron have let contracts for cement
sidewalks In front of their residences.
Let the good work continue
II Is rumOred around town that s.
Lindauer and wife are now applying
for divorce.
The ice plant Is fast nearing compile
ton. and will probably lie In operation
by the first of June. Work is going
ahead day and night. and with excel.
lent results. The electric lights which
now only run till IL o'clock. will then
be run all night. The lights are all
right. by the way. aud the company Is
having all II can do To put them In To
meet the increasing demand for them.
Colonel r. X. Smith Is expected home
next week with party of strong finan-
cial and mining men to look over the
property which he has recently sold
them. II all goes we'll and there is no
doubt hut that II will. this company
will begin operations as soon as they
can get back to New York. and will go
ahead in spite OF trusts and trust
prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n Greer returned
yesterday from an extended tour Of the
southern ranches of the Victoria Cat.
tie company. OF which he In manager.
Last night the Methodist church la
dies gave an excellent supper, and IL In
said reaped a large profit for their
church therefrom. II they got hrlf
what they deserved for their efforts.
they must indeed have done very we'll
The Tennis club Is having extern
sive repairs made on the tennis
grounds near the opera house. and IL
looks as though some lively contests
might be witnessed there this summer
Mr.. Hale reports that he has AT
length gotten the crook In his oil well
straightened out and Is now going
ahead rapidly with the work. We may
shortly expect to hear of gusher
right here at Deming.
The Uncle Toms Cabin company did
not have so large an audience as they
evidently expected and rightly, too.
for In the first place To try To palm of
an old wornout play like that on an
up-to-date town Is foolish. and to most
OF the thinking people Of this time
such mawkish sentimental unreality Is
heartily sickening.
Mrs. w. II. Walton was in town Mon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
A RARE TREAT
Robson and Crane Appeared Together
In The Henrietta

New York, May 1o.-Playgocrs were
given a rare treat AT the Knickerbock
or theater this afternoon AT a perform
ance given for the benefit of the Ac
tors Home fund. The performance
was THE Henrietta and Stuart Rob
son and William ii. Crane were seen
in the parts they made familiar To the
public two decades ago. II was the
first appearance of the veteran players
together on the stage in fourteen
years at which time they dissolved
partnership. Their joint appearance
led to the rumor that they were TO star
Jointly again. but this is denied by
botn of tn, actors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
ST. JOHNS.
From the Ships.

From the Ships.
Apache countys portion of the lnsur-
ancc tax which goes entirely to the
school fund is s6l1.10. This will he
quite a help to our schools.
W. o. Gibbons returned from Phoe-
nix, where he mas been for the past six
months In charge of a large herd of
sheep. He has had successful trip
and Is now feeling fine.
Mr.. Palmer. of Snowflake and a
member OF the prominent mercantile
firm of Cartchner a. Palmer Is here
negotiating for flock of 900 fine
goats. now the property OF Jose Garcia
The time of the year for taking the
school census is now at hand and we
hope each school district will see that
u proper person Is put In charge of the
work. The law was changed by the
last legislature To include all children
from 6 to 81. instead of g to rs. as for
merly. This change ought to give us
quite an increase in school population.
and will. II the enumeration Is proper
ly made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
The following note from the Colo

The following note from the Colo
RADIO tTexasl Stockman indicates
something OF The rush of stock ship
ments now being handled by the Pecos
Valley lines: John Lovelady is ship
ping thirteen cars Of cattle. today. for
pasturage. On account of inability of
the Pecos Valley people to furnish
cars. tho cattle had to he routed east.
The rate via the Pecos Valley is $7i 80
per car. and via Fort Worth is $3.50.
Mr.. Ioyelady says he viii make the
Pecos Valley people cough up the DIFF
ference. as they were under contract
to furnish him cars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
Taos Valley Road.

Last week surveying party under
=. NJ. Davenport. engineer. commenced
TIE preliminary survey of the Cimar-
ION River a. Taos Valley road which is
to run from Maxwell City to Elizabeth
town in Colfax county. New Mexico.
The road will be about fifty-four miles
in length and will connect with the
Santa Fee. A rich mining country will
be opened and timber in abundance
abound. II ir understood the road will
be built as soon as men and material
can be secured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
Would Develop Forests.

William /. Hall. assistant superin-
tendent of tree planting in the division
OF forestry. believes that .he time has
come for an extensive development of
forest plantation throughout the mid.
die west. In consequence of the rapid
elimination OF the supply OF natural
timber in the Mississippi valley. says
Science. over extensive areas the
prices OF posts. telegraph poles and
cross ties much exceed the cost OF
growing them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVED.
The South Honored the Memory Of
Her Dead.

Norfolk. Va. May l5.-This was me.
mortal day and all Norfolk paid worthy
tribute to the memory of the dauntless
heroes who fought bravely and died
fearlessly for cause dear to all the
south. Business was practically sus-
pended and the day given up TO sad
and sacred memories. Exercises APP
propriate to the occasion were held at
the cemeteries and there was parade
in which the local and visiting militia
companies and other organizations
took part.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
WILLIAMS.
From the News.

From the News.
The new Powers hotel is fast near
ing completion, and when finished will
be much needed improvement Ia the
town.
A. l.. Simms. charged with the muir
der of Theodore Gartin in October last.
was acquitted by the jury, after an
hours deliheraton.
Owing TO failing health Mrs. Earl
Harrison was compelled to seek n
lower altitude. and departed for Los
Angeles, where she expects To remain
for some time.
Speaking of the treat given To the
noys at the brewery for their services
at the recent fire. August Tetzlaif says
the only thing he regrets is that they
Leat him TO the beer
Among the distinguished guests nj
the Grand Canyon was .Jnung Nun
Yew. Chinese consul at Washington
The notable gentleman and escort
were ON their way east from visit To
the coast and ayailed themselves of
the opportunity TO see this greatest OF
all wonders.
Jack Wilson. while out near Chal-
lender. started 10 mount what he calls
a gentle horse. He had just gained his
seat when the animal reared and fell
backward Jack did not have time To
make his escape and as a result has
very sore and stiff leg on which tho
horse fell.
j. X Mcdonald. one OF the old stand
bys of the Saginaw a Manistee l.um-
Der company. and who has not availed
himself of an opportunity during the
past eight years 10 take well earned
vacation, left on the limited for the
coast. where he viii join Mrs. Melon
aid. who preceded him some time since
expecting to remain about three
weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
WIN SLOW.
From the Mall.

From the Mall.
Henry Workman is spending a por-
ton OF his vacation in Flagstaff
II. a. Pease left for an extended trip
through the east.
Mrs. Stewart went to Los Angeles,
where she will remain for some time.
II is reported to he dry all over the
northern part of the state and unless
we receive rain In the near future
water will be a scarcity.
Crops along the river are reported to
be doing fine. The farmers expect to
cut their first crop of alfalfa hay about
the first part of June. Indications are
that they will have a good heavy crop.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
Notes from Correspondents

day on her way to California for few
weeks visit Mr.. Walton contempla,es
leaving for the east very shortly.
The great need OF rental houses and
rooming places In Deming is still very
much apparent. as no day passes that
some one does not have to go roomlc So
or hcuselcss, for lack of q place to
stay. This is nafd on strangers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
A THOUSAND DOGS.
An Unusually Good Bench Show
mi Opened in Montreal.

Montreal. Que. May l5.-As regards
the number and high quality of the ex-
hibits the exhibition of the Montreal
Canine association. which opened to-
day in the Arena, is one of the most
notable shows OF its Kind ever held in
the Dominion. Nearly 900 blue-blood-
ed dogs are benched. representing
many OF the leading kennels of Canada
and the United States. The fox ter
riers. Great Danes. Russian Wolf
hounds and st. Demands are particu-
larry well represented.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
For Those Who live on Farms.

DR.. Bergn, Pana. H., writes. IL
have used Billiards. Snow Imminent,
always recommend II to my friends. rs
am confident there is no better made.
II Is n dandy for burns Those who
live on farms are especially liable to
many accidental cuts. burns and
bruises. which heal rapidly when Bal
lard's Snow Liniment y applied. IL
should always he kept In the house for
cases of emergency. Csc, soc and 100
at Cosmopolitan Pharmacy, Is. Ruppe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17

Lead Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church and In the evening AT the big
tent from { 30 to 10 the meetings are
held. Tomorrow night. Mr. Smith tho
evangelist. will sing MY Ain Countr.
song dear to every scottish heart
Mr. Smith Is a Scotchman and Ii proud
OF 1t and Is likely To do the song jus.
tiCe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
Hard Hearted Texans.

Out OF the entire membership OF The
house. there were only six men. dem
ocrats. from Texas and neighboring
states. who refused to vote an appro.
priation In the name of humanity for
the thousands who are homeless in
Martinique and neighboring islands.
The gentlemen from Texas appear to
forget the worldwide responce made
to the appeal for the Galveston suffer
ers two years ago,-Colorado Springs
Telegraph.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
FINE HORSE SHOW.
Very Valuable Animals are on Exhibi.
ton in Baltimore

Baltimore. Md. May l5.-The annual
open air exhibition of the Baltimore
Horse Show association opened today
at the Elkridge Hunt Club grounds. un-
der the most favorable aauspices The
weather was perfect and society was
well represented at the opening hour
The show wilk continue three days
There are nearly fifty classes and
prizes aggregating 81, 90 will he dis
trihuted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
HONORS FOR SCOTT.
Took First Place in a Denver Elocu.
ton Contest.

The Denver News contains the pict.
ure and fiattering notice of Joseph Il.
Scott of this city, who took first hon.
ors in the elocution contest among the
seniors at the Sacred Heart college,
Denver The contest was for the
Nichols medal and there were many
contestants.
Mr.. Scottie has lived here for many
years and his family Is here now. The
honor he has won is distinguished
one,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-17
EXHIBIT OF PRESENTS.
Those Given to the Prince and Princess
of Wales

London. May l5.-An exhibit of the
presents received by the Prince and
Princess of Wales during their tour of
the colonies last year was opened to-
day AT the Imperial Institute. In gal
lery alongside the royal presents Is
displayed the mineral forestry and
fruit products from Canada. previously
shown at the Royal Exchange. Fol
lowing the exhibition at the Imperial
Institute the presents will Ice displayed
at Edinburgh. Manchester and other
leading cities of the United Kingdom.