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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
LAS CRUCES.

From the Citizen
A nice refreshing shower cooled on
the atmosphere last Sunday,
Jesus s. Garcia was taken III with
chills last week and WAS compelled
20 nut OF his trip to albuquerque
College win undoubtedly have a
good base bail team this year, a thing
which is hasn't had for quite number
of years
The number OF children attending
schools in Las Cruces at present LEI;
Public and ward school, 2l0; Convent
day school. 40: Mission school, 80,
making total OF 306.
Prof. II. II. Larhln, formerly pro-
fessor OF the Agricultural college here,
and now OF Gallup, Is a candidate for
the Office of school superintendent. II
Professor Larkin Is elected, the people
OF that county viii have cause to bt
proud of an energetic and competent
man who will do everything to ad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
DE ING.
Sanitarium Seheme--Lura Count,
Politics--LocaI Notes.

Special Correspondence.
Demng. ~ NJ, Oct. 10. w Gil's
residence was burned to the ground
but the insurance.
Nordhause q Sons new store is
fine one. MIR, Nordhaus yesterday com
ploted his arrangement OF stock. and
the store now looks like one of those
In large city.
Mrs ChadbGrne, a sister Of Mrs w.
II. Greer OF this city. Is visiting here.
The party went to Apache Tejo last
week. returning Saturday. Mrs Chad
burnc expresses herself charmed WIN
Deming.
Knowles & Kosl,y have Just received
fine new piano for their saloon on
Pine street 80 add 20 the comfort and
enjoyment OF their patrons.
Last night Mrs. Byron and Mrs.
Boals entertained at whist at the home
of Mrs Beals. A large number Of
their friends were present and had a
good time, as may be supposed.
The big national sanltarlum scheme.
which has been for some time agitatcd
By eastern philanthropists and ply
sicians, Is al length assuming toh pro
portions of "A fact instead OF dream.
The site has been selected. and the
site Is Doming. II Is The expectation
of this organization 20 treat thousands
OF patients here by means OF che pure
air and water Of Deming, some Of the
patients viii he pay patients but they
expect to be able to treat those worthy
ones who are Gnable 20 AFFORD heavy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
SILVER CITY.
Major Appel Ordered to the Philip
pines--Local Paragraphs.

special correspondence.
Silver City. \. NJ. Oct THE Third
Battalion band of this city Is getting
In shape for the territorial fair and are
practicing every evening nowadays.
They will undoubtedly give a good ac-
count of themselves to the people at
Albuquerque.
Andy Laird had a very successful
operation performed upon him at the
Ladies' hospital last week and is out
on the streets again.
l.. G. Parker, Frank Nichol and Rev
Ruifner left the first part of the week
for camping trip on the Upper ella
They expect to stay about three weeks.
The democratic primaries were held
In the different precincts In Grant
county last Saturday evening and dele
gates were elected from each one TO at
tend the county convention 10 meet in
silver city Saturday, at which time
the county ticket and other matters
viii be attended TO.
The Territorial Normal school OF
this city has secured from the st.
I Louis iyceum people course OF en-
tertainments for the coming winter, H..
Guiding seven attractions They con
sist Of FIRST class entertainments Of
quartettes and several of the promin-
ent lecturers OF the country The pro
/ Cceds OF the entertainments after eX
pcnses are paid viii go 20 fitting up the
/ gymnasium OF the Normal school
Major Appel, who has had charge OF
/ the United states sanitarlum al For,
/ Bayard since il was established about
two years ago. has been ordered to the
/ Philippines by the war department
aud viii relInquish his duti6s at the
Bayard hospital IN a few days. when
he viii be relieved by one OF the prom
inent surgeons aud doctors In the ser
vice who has been in the Philippines
Major Arpoll has been hard worker
for the soldier boys suffering with IA
berculosjs nj the sanitarium and "a
considered one OF the most efficient
surgeons Ia the army, especially OF
lung troubles. II Is with regret tha
the people of this city hoer of hi
transfer as he made many friends en-
erywhere.
A base ball game Is on the boards q
he played at Fort Bayard next SUNDAY
afternoon between the fort team an'
the Deming club. The last game play
ed resulted In a victory for the Demini
nine, but the soldier boys say they ar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
WILLIAM 8.
From the News.

From the News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller were
in the city the first OF the week from
their ranch.
Mrs. Jas. Kennedy and Mrs. Joseph
Johnston left for Albuquerque for q
visit.
Mrs. F. II. White and daughter. VIM
fired, left for Winslow, where they
joined the doctor.
G. Il. Boyce, proprietor Of the Grand
Canyon hotel. left for Los Angeles. cx-
pecting to be absent .or month.
Mart Mcdonald. brother of Miss Kit
ty O'Neill, is now attending st. VIM
cents college at Los Angeles. This Ia
the same school at which Jesse Boyce
IL student.
Mrs. +. Gilbert. who had been stay
ing at the Douglas homestead. after
spending a while with Mrs. NJ. A.
Friend, LEFT for Pasadena, Cal, where
she will remain for a time.
| Last Saturday evening Miss Mabel
Adams treated large number OF her
friends TO a pleasant hay ride" Foer
| wagon loads OF young people were
driven out to Supal siding. where a
band OF Navajo and Moqui Indians
were encamped. The Indians were fin
ally persuaded to go through some Of
their dances-first the Navajoes and
then the Moquis. After the dance by
each tribe rivalry sprung up and per-
suasion was no longer necessary on
the part of the whites. To show their
red brethren that the paleface could
dance a little, Virginia reel. n quad
rifle, waltZes, two steps and cake
walks were gone through with on the
rocky and dusty ground. much to the
amusement of the red men. Coffee
and lunch were then served. in which
the Indians were invited to participate.
after which the homeward trip was
begun. while most of the party tried to
initiate the weird and grooming dance
songs on route. The evening was n
decided success and was greatly enjoy
ed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
Hol1RooK.

From the Argus.
Miss Maggie Jorvis has been spend
ing the week with friends at st. JOS
eph.
c. I. Houck returned from a visit to
his mother in Darlington. Wisconsin.
lie enjoyed his visit very much and
says the old state Is in prosperous con
dition this year.
+. A. Zuck has closed mis- meat mar
ket at Winslow and returned to Hul-
brook He will remain with us but n
short time, having decided to locate In
the southern part of the territory.
number OF people from the upper
country left here Tuesday night Cor
Salt Lake City. where they will attend
the conference. Several couples Will
be united in marriage while there.
II. 8. Knight was here last Sunday
with his advertising car for the Albu'
querque fair II will not be Mr. knight
fault II the fair Is not success, for
he Is sure doing his part of the work
right. The program will be much bet
ter than last year and the low rate Of
$3.50 for the round trip ought to induce
a large number 10 go from here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
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RILLOS.
From the Register.

From the Register.
J. d. Bridge made business trip to
Magdalena the first OF the week.
Born &c Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Green
last Sunday. girl All doing well.
j. A. Jackson and L. b. Ames have
moved theft families into town for the
winter. In order to be near good
school
Tomas Barela has nearly finished
his new house Just east Of the resi-.
dcnce OF Tomas De Lallo. and expects
to move into it before cold weather.
Married. at tho home of Judge Neis,
at II a. IN. last Tuesday. Miss Gedda
Mstildi and Giergio Dayide. Judge
Neis officiating The young couple
will make their home in Madrid
These cool nights have started our
people TO gathering their fruit, Judge
Neis began harvesting his lemons last
Saturday and exhibited one at this Of
fee which weighed nine ounces.
zcnon Sandcval. ~ Tai6o. returned
from pena Blanca, whore he lived for
many years He informs Us that he
never saw the republican sentiment
SO strong In tnat part Of bernalillo
county as ii IL this year.
The Pennsylvania Mining company
J. u. Bridge president. and w. A
Brown, secretary have started the
work OF developing The Weaver and
owl claims recently purchased by
them. contract has been let TO G
w. Green for 800 feet of work, and tc
A. Young for the building of shaft
house George Bailey is now Unload
ing the fifteen horse power hoist which
arrived a few days ago for use on his
property. from the cars and is haulint
| IL to the mine.
While coming in with load Of WOO
| Teodoro Tenorio met with serious
accident Hts team became frightened
| and ran away, throwing him on of thu
wagon and breaking his leg just above
| the ankle. \ doctor was summoned
from Santa Fe. but owing TO the dis
| lance he did not arrive until the mex
| evening, by which time the limb ha'
swollen so as TO make II very dimicul
| to reduce the fracture properly, and
is feared that Mr. Tenorio will be lai'
up for some time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11

Mrs. M G. Armijo and little son
Frank. of Albuquerque. who had been
guests Of MIR. and Mrs Frank Abeytia.
OF this city for several days, left for
their home Mrs. Aheytia will follow
them ma few days TO visit for some
time.
Several friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
+. Smith gave them pleasant sur
prise by gathering at the family rest
denco TO help Mr. Smith celebrate his
fortyfourth birthday anniversary. The
evening was very pleasantly spent and
all guests wished at taking their leave
that they might help their host cele-
brate many more such occasions in
the future.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mcmillan arrived
IN Socorro from Santa Fe Thursday
These young people were married in
the early summer nj the home of the
bride in Buffalo. y. Y. Tho groom is
the well known son of Hon. Daniel II
Mcmillan judge OF the Fifth iuolcia
district. and the bride is young wo
man of excellent family and high SO
cial standing in Buffalo. They vii
make their home in this city, whert
they will of course meet with a t1rdia
welcome
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
PORTAIES.
rom the Herald.

From the Herald.
The residences being built for ]. II.
Hopper and Mrs May are nearing com
pletion
over half the people who criticisc
che press for It's errors, cannot write
ten lines correctly.
a MIR. williamson, who lives about
forty miles from Portales, let the con.
tract this week to J. M. Maloy for a
$500 residence.
William Blackwood, of this county,
bought ,f Martin Chaves, of Pichaco'
Lincoln county, 1000 lambs at Sl.25
per head.
j. w. George has six and half acres
OF short cotton on new land. on his
farm about nine miles from town
which viii so a quarter of a bale to
the acre.
Scarcely a day passes that at least
a half dozen prospoctors do not pass
through looking Tor land The valley
for fifteen miles up and down Is dotted
with homesteads. and fled 10 a year
without irrigation the valley has pro
ducod remarkably well.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
ALBUQUERQUE. MEXICO, SATURDAY, OCTOBER H. 1902

trip and living here also. Some of the
greatest philanthroplsts, wcalthicst
men. and societies, and churches in
She United States are behind the
movement and there Is little doubt
taht its success win be tremendous
and far reaching. The good Deming
VIII dSri-e from this scheme will be
enormous, and it will br,ng this town.
already Wen known into promi-
nenco as great as it Is deserved Or.
Mayield, of ST. Louis, is at the head
of the movement, and as he has never
yet undertaken anything of this nature
which has not been an unqualified sue
cess the chances of this are exceed
ingly bright. II is even whispered
that Miss Helen Gould and Mr.. Rock
efeller are charitably interested in the
plan. This with the big Pelps-Dodge
smeltcr to be shortly erected here will
insure the future OF Deming beyond all
failure.
Luna county politics are hummng.
and we may expect pretty stiff fight
on election day, as although the demo-
Gratis far outnumber the republicans in
the county the late appearance of the
democratic candidates will give the
republicans time to get in some good
ticks before the others have a chance
70 do anything.
/ On and after the first of November
/ Deming will have ten passenge" trains
daily. The Southern Pacific regular
both ways, the Southern Pacific flyer
both ways. the Rock Island express
both ways, two Santa and two El Pasc
& Southwestern trains. After this nc
one should complain that they cannot
| get all sorts OF transportation facili
! ties from and TO Deming.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
MILITARY DRILL.
Orders Issued 10 Detail an Army Offic
err for the Agricultural College.

After long series of attempts that
have been made durins the past ten
years in the history of the institution,
the Agricultural College at Mesilla
lark has succeeded in securing the de-
tail of regular United States military
officer for the institution. President
Tester has just received word from the
authorities at Washington conveying
this important information and the
way is now clear for the detail OF a
regular army officer to give instruction
in military tactics at the Mesilla Park
college.
The adjutant general has sent to the
president list of retired officers who
are available for such detail. The col
iege Is entitled to the detail OF a mill
tary officer under the congressional act
creating agricultural colleges. In adj
tioI TO the detail II will receive for
the equipment of its military depart
ment an ample supply of ordnance In
Guiding three inch rifle guns, carriages,
Springfield cadet rifles for the use OF
the students, and all necessary accon'
trements. as well as ammunition at
regular intervals as provided by law.
The success of this last application
for military detail coming after 50
many failures during the past years. Ia
due largely to the strong presentation
OF the subject made by President Eos
ter to the adiutant general at Washing
ton. Coming as this detail does on tho
| top of many additions and improve
monts in 5he eQuipm INT Of the college
and it's courses Of study, it Is especial,
important as an indication of the eX
| tended field of work that the college |.
reaching out 20 do.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
GALLUP.
welcome.

From the Republican
Felipe Zamora has moved with his
family TO Albuquerque.
Morris Bowie returned to Albuquer-
qae Wednesday 20 resume his studies
in the New Mexico university.
Miss Kate Cunningham returned TO
Albuquerque last Thursday and will
again take up her studies in the New
Mexico university at that place.
Walter Johnson, son cf Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Johnson. has returned to work in
the railroad shops in Albuquerque after
being away for some weeks on account
OF slight accident to one of his eyes.
Foreman Sweet, with his gang of
fcrty men. has commenced replacing
the old Western union telegraph poles
from Gallup To Flagstaff. The new
poles are of Michigan cedar and are
calculated to last fifty years.
H. Neumann, the hustling merchant
OF Guam, paid business visit TO Gal
inp yesterday re reports everything
going along nicely in his neighbor
hood and she prospects for a larg,
NoiuiUi III fhriUiNH II iu' iN4lttl III
dustry In the Zun mountains within
the next few months
Troop +. OF the Fourteenth cavalry
started from Fort WinEate this morn
ing To- attend the Territorial fair which
commences at Albuquerque on the al
of this month Troop G.. under com
maad OF Capt {. c. Smith, returne,
| last Sunday from a long practic,
march i'm Arizona
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
SANTA FEE.

From the New Mexican.
a substantial vitrifed brick side.
walk is being constructed along the
Griffin property on Washington ave.
nue..
The cid corral on the Washington
avenue side Of the 1T. Marcy reserva.
ton Is falling to pieces and almost
daily part OF the wall falls outward.
Yesterday number of bricks tell
from the roof and nearly injured a
passor-by.
Vicente Romero. who lived on the
south side. died last night Mt 6 o'clock
aged 90 years. The funeral services
will be held AZ the cathedral tomorrow
morning and the intcrment will be in
Rosario cemetery.
Word was received yesterday that
tendon, Of the yards at the peniten
tiary Is seriously III. She had been
visiting her son and left for her home
in Alabama on Wednesday accompa-
MED by DR.. Knapp and has been III all
the way.
The Capital Cts band last evening
celebrated the first anniversary Of it's
organization al Post hall. The guests
of the evening were the members of
the Grand Army OF the Republic the
Womon's Relief Corps and the families
of members OF the band. A delightful
musical program was given. after
which an oyster supper was served.
The trustees of the university tthe
Santa Fe corporation) met last even
ing and formally adopted the amend
ment TO the bylaws by which the mum
Der OF trustees is reduced from Is 10
9. The board now consists OF l.. b.
Prince. President: W. NJ Berger, sec
Rotary: ,harles l.. Bishop. treasurer;
r. l.. fartlett s. S. Beatty. n p.
LaughYi George W. Knaebel, Judge
McFle9 md A. Seligman.
Tha bate for the entertainment and
musict by tho sisters of Lorrtto has
been hanged from October 10 to Octo
Der u,
Gov NJ. A. Otero returned from Las
Vegas and is confined to his residence
with n pad cold.
J. T. Newhall, who has been at st
Michaels. Alaska, for the past -four
months, is expected to arrive HON,
this evening
The county commissioners appointed
NJ c. Reel as justice of the peace foi
precinct No. 20 at San Pedro. NJ. I
Moriarty was appointed justice Of tho
peace for precinct No, II at Moriarty
Solicitor General y l. Bartlet who
has been quito Ill for the past two
/, weeks has sufficiently recovered to b'
able to attend To his Official duties.
Mr. and mrs. Albert Gusdorf an'
child. of Globe, Ariz.. who have beef
in Taos on visit To Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander GUsdorf arrived and passe'
through town on their way home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
ST. JOHNS.
From the Herald.

From the Herald.
The activity OF the sheepmen in get
ting ready for the winter. is remark
able. Town is on buzz these days.
a L. Truax, of the Wabash ranch,
was in the city. He came in to file ON
a ranch which he bought recently from
Al Stevenson Of Adamana.
Rcv. Cipriano Vabre. pastor OF the
Catholic church at Flagstaff, Arizona,
came 20 look after the interest OF the
parish hero. Rev. Louis lie Guyader
was compelled by an accident. in which
he received a broken arm. TO 20 to tho
hospital at Tucson.
At Edgar occurred the marriage of
George Wiusor and Miss Ellen l.. I'd
an These two young people are too
well known 10 need any Introduction
90 the people Of the county. They
both come of prominent and wealthy
families.
In Concho occurred a stylish we'd
ding OF two OF Concho's most promin-
,nt young people. Gregorio Romero.
q polished son of Don francisco Ro-
nero. was the happy young man Miss
Villa Trujilo the beautiful and accom-
plighed daughter Of Don Crescencio
Twjlllo was the bride. A grand fiesta
vas indulgod in aad all the terpsichor-
eau lovers tripped the light fantastic.
There occurred In this city very
fashionable wedding. The contracting
parties were solomon Duran ami Miss
Manuelita Chaves. The groom is one
OF our prominent young men. He Is
wcll known and highly esteemed by
the population of the entire town. He
Is son of Don Miguel Duran. The
nride Is one OF our beautiful and ac-
complished young ladies'. She IL tho
daughter OF Don Luis Chaves. A grand
feast was spread at the home Of the
brides parents. Sweet music foated
forth from thence ali the forenoon. In
the evening a grand ball was given
and a host OF friends and relatives at
tended and made merry till the wee
small hours.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
Wanted in New Mexico.

sheriff Fred Higgins. OF Roswell, n.
N, arrived last night and left this
morning taking with him Dr McKen-
Pie. who rs wanted in New Mexico for
the theft OF a horse and wagon. says
tho El Paso News
Mckenzie claims 10 be a veterinary
surgeon. Hc was fined a iew days ago
I'm the police court here for carry ing
a pistol, and has been held here ON
adylces from Roswell sheriff Hig-
gins also holds q warrant for him from
Fort Worth. Texas, whore Mckenzie
Is charged with taking mortgaged
property out oil the state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
From the Sun.

From the Sun.
Mrs. y. G. Cornish and little son WAS
here the guest of her brother, George
II. Coffin.
Mrs. G. II. Vary returned from an
extended visit with friends and rela-
tives in western New York.
J. NJ. Dennis and wife, Of Rhodes.
spent Tuesday in Flagstaff Mr.. Den
mis- says that everything Is prospecting
in the burg with the double name.
Gus Mudersbach brought to town
a young bear which he killed near his
ranch. There has been plenty OF bear
meat in the market during the past
month.
Miss T. 5. Calico. an employee of the
Indian school at TruXton, Arizp Is IN
town and viii remain several days.
Miss Calfee has been connected with
the Truxton school since its organiza-
ton.
So far as Flagstaff Is concerned the
Ice cream aud soda water session Is
over. The days are cool and frost falls
every nisht. and fires are needed NOR
nings and evenings 10 avoid the chilly
atmosphere.
Godfrey sykes returned from Bright
Angel creek. on the north hank Of the
Colorado river I'm the Grand Canyon,
where he has been making a survey
for the pipe line for the Grand Canyon
Electric Power company.
J. c. Milligan received a telegram
from lawrence, Kas.. which convened
the sad news Of the death of Mrs, Mary
l.. Hopkins. the aged mother of Mrs.
Muiiaan. who has been with her moth
er during her illness.
T.. j. Burke. Philadelphia wool
buyer was in town this week. Il was
his Intention 10 have been witness ia
d clyil case in the district court here
last week, bu, he did not get here
until after court adjourned the case
eoing over until the April term, when
he expects to be here on time.
W. A. Switzer died nj his home In
Los Angeles on Saturday last after an
iilnegs OF four weeks. Mr.. Switzer was
for many years a resident OF Flagstaff
being one OF It's progressive business
men and influential citizens. HE re
| moved to Los Angeles several years
ago. where he resided until his death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11
17-7' 49, =
FLAGSTAFF.

From the Gem.
Dwelling houses to rent are scarce
IN piagstaf AT the present.
A. T.. Macomber. of Williams, was Il
business visitor here the first OF the
week.
The proposition to enclose and beau
tify the court house grounds Is not
Undertaking. very fast. The supervis.
crs should push this matter.
Miss Creolia Black. who mas been
employed to teach the public school
on Upper Verde will leave this week
To take charge OF the school.
Miss Mary Funston, who has been
employed TO teach the public schoo
on Beaver creek. win leave Saturda,
to assume her duties in the school.
Mrs. +. w. Sisson gave an afternoon
party at her residence in Milton Tues
day to q large number of her lady
| friends. Refreshments were served
and a very enjoyable afternoon was
held by all the ladies' present.
County Recorder II. c. Hibben, To-
the quarter ending September 30. 1902
turned into the county treasury tn
sum OF sl,99720. as receipts OF IN
recorders office. This is good show
ing and the receipts for the next quar-
ter will exceed this amount.
According TO the Revised Statute
Of Arizona. the season for killing wilt
turkeys is from the 18th of Novembe
TO the 18th OF December In publish
ing the game law last week we go
mixed up on the months, especially a
to wild turkeys.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-11

after Dcming's scalp this time.
The political pot Is boiling at a good
heat nowadays IN this county aud ey-
cgywherc you so hopeful candidates
are in evidence working for votes in
the election next month.