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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-19

There is trouble ahead for Senator
Fairbanks. From some source the ru-
NOR has gone abroad over the South
that it is his purpose TO render finan-
cial aid to Republican newspapers m
this section of the country. That the
Republican press Of the South, with
very, very few exceptions, is in need of
aid of that sort can hardly be doubted.
The Republican party in the South is
not newspaper reading class, hence
journals of such politics find it ex-
tremely difficult to exist. Nor can it
be doubted that the struggling Repub-
lican editors will hasten to inform Sen
ator Fairbanks that they know just
where a few thousands, or hundreds,
0" tens Of his dollars could be placed
with great advantage to the party and
himself, if he has political aspirations.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-19
Buchu Gin

CDR. c. Bouvier's) The wides-
known and most sought, for kid.
ney and kindred troubles.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-19
NAZARETH. WAISTS
NEW WALKING SKIRTS

We are now selling this famous
garment for Observation-Disclosures
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-19
RefKfqeKafoKs

&c. V. Hill & Co.'s) ScientifcaI-
ly constructed for Grocers' and
Butchers use. They save ice, and
preserve contents dry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
FIGHTING ARENA.

A special dispatch from lei Paso.
Texas. under date of .Apri 20, says:
There is a proposition on hand
among the local sportsrlen to pull of
a series OF prize fights In Juarez. Pres
ident Diaz has Just issued new order,
which provides that fights may be
brought of in any state In the republic
so long as the consent Of the governor
of that state Is secured The consent
Of the governor OF Chihuahua can be
secured
The promoters are already going
ahead and forming plans TO build big
clubhouse in that city and arrange to
pull of many sporting events OF note
that are now pulled Of in the eastern
cities; in fact, they are working on
much the same lines as did Dan
Stuart, who pulled on the Fitzsim.
mons-Maher bout In this vicinity sew.
eral years ago and who tried to get
concession from the Mexican govern.
ment to pull off prize fights in Juarez.
The first fight will occur May 0.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
LOSES TO eAYARD.
silver City Base Ball Team Went TO
Defeat-Score ID to %.

The base ball game at Fort Bayard
Sunday showed poor playing on the
part of both Silver City and Fort Bay
ard, as the score of IA to 22 signifies.
The fault on the part OF the Silver
City nine was lack OF practice, and
with Fort Bayard the loss of three
good players was the cause. The first
inning was a sample OF what the whole
game proved TO be. Balls passed
through Fort Bayard mems hands and
Silver City scored seven times and
went out to allow the soldier nine to
do the same five times. Flies were
missed by men on both teams, no one
being able to get under the BALL Bat
ting was the only feature which could
be praised at all. and this failed to
continue with Sil"er City men after
Hidalgo was put in the box.
II the Silver City nine now organized
would do some hard practicing and go
into the game with all the vim and
eagerness which they are known to
possess, there is no doubt that their
success would be most marked. They
should have the backing OF the Silver
City people, and with their own effort
they could soon boast of one of the
best teams In the territory. The ma
terial necessary for a good base ball
team is here, that was evident in the
game Sunday, for on several occasions
good plays were made which with
practice would mean excellent and ex.
ceptional work. All the boys need is
the support OF the town, and with prac.
tice they will develop a first class
team which plays real ball. This re.
suit should 10 reached before the
Fourth Of July. for on this date tho
contest for the championship will be.
gin and Silver City should come out
In the lead.
The game Sunday was meant to he
one OF practice. and the agreement be.
tween the teams was that II should be.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
Back from Colorado.

Sister Nolasco, superior OF St Vim
cents sanitarium and hospital in this
city. returned last night from Colorado
Springs, Colo, where she was present
at the dedication Of the new sanl-
tarium there. built for the Sisters of
Charity. The new building at the
Springs was erected at a cost of s25,.
600, and Sister Rose, the superior at
that place, is entitled to much credit,
for since going there twelve years ago
she has paid $4,000 debt on the old
building, besides raising enough
money to be able to pay 5000 on the
new building. The Sisters of Charity
are going To bald new sanitarium
here and that was one reason Sister
Nolasca wanted to see the Colorado
Springs sanitarlum. The building
there has thirty-three new rooms, the
former building being still retained in
use.--New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
BACK TO CHICAGO.

DR.. II. f. Conner, a prominent ostea.
path of Chicago, after a months So
journ at Haywood hot springs in
Grant county, came in from the south
this morning and between trains was
a pleasant caller at The Citizen ONCE.
The doctor goes home thoroughly re-
juvenated in health and ready to en-
counter again his big practice. He in
formed The Citizen that Manager Nc.
Dermott intends to beautify the hotel
plaza by the planting of trees. shrub
berry and the sowing of grass. and will
also erect a telephone line to connect
the resort with nearby station on the
Santa Fe railway.
Another move In contemplation by
Manager McDermott," said the doctor
lis that guests stopping at the hotel
can, in a very short time, purchase
railroad tickets at the hotel and have
their baggage checked there TO all
points. thus saving guests the annoy.
ance of rechecking and securing tick.
cts at regular railway stations" DR..
Common says that J. H. Tracy, who was
at Haywood for rheumatism and an
disordered liver. has returned to his
home at Deming practically a well
man. Haywood had quite nice list of
guests during the past month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
PUSHING PRgLIMINARles.
Joint Committee OF East Emo OF Scenic
Route Organize Saturday.

The committees appointed by the
county commissioners and city council
to look after the work OF the Scenic
road to Santa Fe met Saturday. They
got down to business Immediately and
organized as a body by electing ID. T.
Hoskins president and c. c. else sec.
rotary.
J. ID. w. Veeder was appointed a
committee of one to procure copy
of the law authorizing the building OF
the road. In order that the committee
might work within its limits and TO
write the mayor OF santa be to inquire
what had been done over there. He
was also authorized to notify Santa Fe
that this committee had asked tho
Santa Fe railroad to furnish the en-
rineer to reconoiter and make the sur.
vey.
H. w Kelly was appointed a com.
mlttee of one to take up the matter
with the railroad company looking IL
an immediate survey, after which the
meeting adjourned subject to the call
OF the president.-Las Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25

quite a little work on the property in
the hope that the leeching plant at Es.
tey City would start up. but so far that
plant has not started, and there Is very
little hopes OF Its starting up again
soon.
After we get the assessment work
done on the property then we will take
up the matter OF securing water" said
re- (which Is at the present time one
Of the greatest draw backs OF that
camp. At present We have to haul
water about Ave miles, and figure
that II costs us about two and half
dollars per day to get water for camp
purposes. We win probably have to
go six hundred feet to secure water,
but indications are that We can secure
good supply OF water at that depth.
After we get the water supply then
we will take up the proposition OF put.
ting mp the proper kind OF a plant to
treat our ores
Our ores, which are copper. lie In a
blanket formation. and we have gone
In to depth Of about one hundred and
ten feet on the formation where we
have vein thirty-fve feet In thick.
ness. AS we get in on the property
the ores get richer, and I think will
average about 10 per cent copper"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
Board Of Dental Examiners.

The territorial board Of dental ex.
aminers held a meeting at the Office
OF Or. Charles n. Lord in Santa re
Saturday for the purpose OF organic.
ing
The members OF the former board
present first met and after transactlng
some unfinished business. adjourned.
The new board then convened and pro.
ceeded to organize by the election OF
DR.. l.. II. Chamberlln, Of Albuquerque.
chairman, and DR. Charles N Lord, OF
santa Fe, secretary and treasurer.
These two were the officers OF the for.
mer board. The other member Of the
outgoing board present was Dr. f. f.
Olney. OF Las Vegas. DR.. u. l.. Ham
mond, of Las Vegas, was the other
member OF the new board present. DR..
A. A. Bearrup. OF Carlsbad, was alb.
sent.
The following dentists were grant.
ed permanent certificates to practice:
Or. Il. A. Swanson, Albuquerque; d.
w. e. Schott. Deming; Or. Clifford n.
Nelson, Roswell.
Appropriate resolutions were adopt
ed anent the death OF DR.. ID. w. Man.
ley. of Santa Fe, who, prior to his de
cease was secretary and treasurer OF
the hoard for about ten years. The
meeting adjourned Saturday evening.
subject TO tho call of the chairman.
The next meeting will probably he
held at Albuquerque next fall.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
LAmocoRpo sApTis1 COLLEGE.
baculty Elected for Coming Year to
\ Aid IN Building Up the Institution.

Faculty Elected for Coming Year to
Aid IN Building Up the institution.
Wednesday, the board OF directors OF
e New Mexico Baptist college met
BID transacted some very important
hsiness. On recommendation of
resident T. H. Claypool, six instruc.
lrs and one registrar were elected for
e year 1903-1904. The elected are
rs. r. II. Claypool, principal OF the
Preparatory department; Prof. NJ. II.
hncan. principal OF the college de.
hrtment; Rev. C. r. Taylor. bible de-
krtment; Prof. Willie T. MCGEE.
Winged instruments and art; Mss
stelle Fdmondson. piano; Prof. J, w.
rery. commercial department; w. II.
naypool, registrar.
rProfessor Avery Is a graduate OF
entucky university, and Is a man who
well qualified for the position which
Is TO hold. He comes from Ala.
Una. He will offer courses In book.
Reping. typewriting and shorthand.
9Professor Duncan comes from Texas.
ID Is teacher by nature, scholar
hongst scholars. He holds two diplo.
hs, one from Baylor university and
e from Yale university. He worked
IS way from the farm through these
bat institutions of learning. and now
ms with his Drawn and brain to as.
u In building up grand and noble
ttitution in this great southwest.
AS to the other teachers OF the col.
&C. this community and this country
we had ample opportunity to know
Pm from the work they have done.
i'his year the names OF ia students
We been enrolled In the literary de-
Htmsnt ~ the college. Prospects for
1t wear are, indeed. encouraging.
fhe people OF this section OF the
intry, as well as other sections,
fe been ard are still struggling to
Ike the New Mexico Baptist college
syreat institution OF learning. And
preciation has been shown. not only
good wishes. but by actions which
Peak louder than words" lhe CO.
sration OF every person in tnis coun.
town and community is sincerely
ired. The school stands upon It's
merits. The more one investigates
q institution the greater interest he
have In It's work. As a business
OPPOSITION. all are invited TO visit the
1tege and will receive a hearty wei.
nEae,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
FELL OVER 100 FEET.
Francisco Griego Dropped to the Bot
tom Of the Santa Fe Coal Com
pany's Shaft.

Francisco Griego fell TO the bottom
OF the shaft which the Santa Fe Coal
company is sinking three miles north.
east OF Santa Fe. yesterday afternoon,
about 2 o'clock. He was being lowered
To the bottom and had descended about
half Of the distance when the rope
broke. precipitating him to the rock
covered bottom. distance OF over 100
feet. The shaft is over 200 feet deep.
those at the top called to Griego after
the accident and he answered. One
OF the convicts engaged In helping
with the work then mounted a horse
and fastened to the city for surgical
aid and not waiting to see how seri
ously Griego was injured. The work
of sinking the shaft Is being done by
prisoners from the territorial peni.
Tertiary and Griego was superintend-
ing the work. Since the accident
Griego has died.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
Judge Mcmillan In Washington.

A special dispatch from Washington
dated April 22 says; Judge ID. II. Nc
MILAN. OF Roswell, N. NJ, has arrived
here in response TO peremptory
order OF the department of Justice TO
attend the further hearing in his case.
II is believed final action will be
taken by the department In a short
time. While II Is not certain that
Judge Mcmillan will leave the service.
there are many applications for his
place. the number including half a
dozen from New Mexico and several
from other states.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
The Base Ball Situation.

Albuquerque has always been noted
for its base ball teams, which are rec
ognized all over the southwest as the
Whenever a game is arranged between
ar outside team and the Albuquerque
team players are imported TO help
them 20 victory. But not so In this
city. There Is plenty of material to
select from here, and there are few
players without professional engage
ments who are any better than those
we have right here at home. Why
nothing has been done to organize the
famous Browne this season Ia not
known. The public is base ball hun.
cry and visiting team against our
Among the players TO select from are
such men as Wilson. Worries, Quier.
Cosgrove, Cavanaugh. Taylor. Patter-
son. Hellwes. Barrett. Manuel Otero.
Merritt. Ortiz, Brown, Coulter. Hale.
Rhodes. and several others. There
are teams at Roswell. Socorro, Gallnp.
Eel Paso. Las Cruces. Silver City, Dem.
ing. Bayard, Santa Fe. Las Vegas and
Ration who want games either here or
in the cities mentioned. On the Fourth
OF July there will be valuable purse
hung up which will be worth while 60
ing after. out II reorganization Is left
till too late the team will not be In the
finest condition. Ball players. get to-
gether and do something!
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
capltoI euildino Commission.

The capitol custodian committee
has adopted extensive plans for the
Improvement Of the capitol grounds.
over 500 worth of ornamental shrubs
and trees have been purchased AMI
will be set out this spring. An addi-
tlonal number of hydrants and lot OF
water r.pe have been ordered and will
ne used on the grounds In order to In.
crease the water facilities for irriga.
ton and sprinkiing purposes as these
have been insufficient. The committee
has also decided to sink deep we'll.
from which the water will be pumped
by an engine in order that plentiful
supply of the life giving fluid may be
ready for all purposes at all times.
Many repairs in the interior OF the
building have also been decided upon
and the second floor is to be strength
ened by the putting In OF strong steel
Orders. All of the painting necessary
on the exterior and in the interior of
the building to make everything look
handsome and In first class shape. will
be done during the earlier part Of the
summer. An appropriation was made
by the last assembly for this purnose
and 20 pay for these needed improve
ments. Work thereon will commence
Immediately after the Presidents visit
next month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
COMMISSIONERS MEET.

The territorial irrigation commits.
sion Is In session In Sants Fe at the of.
hce OF Col George W. Knaebel. The
meeting was called to order by former
president q. A. Richardson. But very
little business was transacted, owing
TO the absence OF the Dona Ana county
member. c. T.. Miller, who arrived in
the city later, and the board was or.
ganized at a meeting that was conven.
ed at Colonel Knaebels rffice al 1880
O'Clock p. -.
The members OF the commission are
all present. Following is a list OF those
who constitute the board: G. A. Rich.
ardson. of Chaves county Carl A. Ia.
les. OF Valencia county; Charles r.
Miller. OF Dona Ana county; Frank
Springer, OF San Miguel county: Col.
George w Knaebel. OF Santa Fe coun.
ty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
About Fruit.

Cosme Herrera, fruit grower Of Es.
pamela. returned home this morning az.
ter transacting business in this city
few days. He states that the prospects
for good crop of fruit this season are
bright. A peculiar condition exists at
Espanola and San Iliefonso. Mr.. Her
rera owns a largo orchard, near each
of these towns. His two orchards are
about seven miles apart. At Espanola
his peaches and apricots have all been
killed by cold but al San fldefonso
they were not damaged at all and are
in full bloom. He saws that the fruit
that has been killed was not destroyed
by the recent frosts as the general Inn
preston seems to be but by heavy
snow that fell In January and chung to
the trees.-New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
BASE BALL.
The Reds Of Old Town Have Organized
for the Season,


Manager NJ G. Ortiz will again take
charge o. the Reds this year. and he
hopes to turn out winning team. The
club has been organized with the fol.
lowing well known players: T.. G..
Quier, Antonio Ortiz, William Brown,
II. w, $. Otero. Atomic Garcia, Girls.
toval Moya. leledon Olguin, Il. S. Shep.
pard, and J. Cosgrove. T. II. Duran
will act as official scorer for the sea
son. Last year the Reds won eleven
games sad were not defeated On Sun.
day afternoon at 1880 o'clock. at the
fair grounds, they will cross bats with
the Tigers and a good game may he
expected. II. w. $. Otero Will do the
twirling for the Reds, and II he is in
his old lime form of three years ago.
when he pitched the ball team of the
New Mexico Military institute TO vic.
tory. the Tigers batsmen will find his
curves hard to hit.
The First Regiment band will be In
attendance and the Como Estomas
quartet will also be present. a royal
good time is assured
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
IMPORTANT MOVE
For Mining Men--census OF Mines 10
Being Taken Throughout Territory.

Prof. +. A. Jones, well known as con-
nected with the United States geolog-
ical survey. who formerly was presi'
dent of the New Mexico School OF
Mines. has been In the city for the pur.
pose OF taking a mining census OF all
the surrounding districts. Mr. Jones
was given the work because OF his vast
experience as mining expert, and for
the reason that he Is well acquainted
throughout the territory. He has un.
der him Stuart Ellis, OF New York,
and several other assistants, who are
helping him carry on the work. He
left yesterday for Santa Rita and from
there will go to Fierro. Hanover and
Pinos Altos. He will then return &c
Silver City and proceed to the Mogol.
Ion district.
This work Is very important to the
mining interests OF the districts. and.
as II is being conducted very carefully,
will doubtless give most accurate In.
formation to all desiring to know OF
mines In any state or territory. The
results and statistics obtained will be
put In book form and will be available
upon application to the head Offices of
the survey. This will be universally
beneficial In that II will. render infor.
nation more available and will adver.
tise with accuracy. and without exsg.
geration, the mines all over the United
States. Since New Mexico has never
boasted OF any wealth which she does
not possess. this mining census will
prove OF much benefit to her. II will
record all the true facts in regard to
her mines. and that Is all that is need.
ed to bring capital into the country
Silver City Independent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
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LANDS WITHDRAWN.

orders Issued by Secretary Hitchcock
to Further Purposes OF Irrigation.
Secretary Hitchcock has ordered
withdrawn from temporary settlement
or entry, or other form of disposal ex.
cept by homestead laws, Oh lands In
Colorado and New Mexico recommend.
ed by the geological survey for the
purposes of irrigation. The lands
withdrawn in New Mexico include one
township for the Grand River survey
In the Santa Fe district, one township
for the use of the Triton lake project
in the Roswell district and three
townships for the same project and
three townships for the Pecos reser.
Voir system in the Clayton district.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
DEATH OF MILTON MekEEHAN.
Father OF Frederick Mckeehan, For.
merIy Of this City, Died at
Hjllsboro Ohio

A short time ago, Fred u. Mckee.
han, formerly of the United States
marshaPs office. this city, now station
ed at I'll Paso, was called TO Hillsboro
Ohio. in response to a message an
nouncing the illness OF his father.
whose death occurred after his arri.
val at the old home
The Citizen reproduces the follow.
ing article from the Hillsboro, Ohio,
Gazette:
Milton McKeehan, president OF the
Northumberland Grocery company
of this place. died at his home on Wal.
nut street on Wednesday morning at 3
O'Clock, after an illness OF about three
weeks His death was not unexpect.
ed, as his condition had been preca.
rious for some time. but the end came
suddenly and palnlessly, and was due
directly to weakened heart.
He was born In Sinking Spring. this
county, about &C years ago, and devel-
oped {. fondness for mercantile pur.
suits and in early life was engaged In
the grocery business In Cynthiana.
Pigua county, and later at Locust
Grove. Adams county In 1867 he re.
moved 70 Hillsboro and was engaged
In the retail grocery business for about
fifteen years, and then became a mem.
Der OF the jobbing firm OF Amen.
Gregg q Co. Later the McKeehan.
Hiestand Grocery company was organ.
lied and he was made the president OF
this large establishment and continued
to act in the capacity until the time OF
his death.
Mr.. McKeehan leaves wife. who
Is a sister OF Senator Foraker. and Ave
children, as follows: Mrs. 8. T. Logan,
OF Westwood Miss Fannie. now en-.
gagged in teaching school at Rediands.
CAL; Frank. who resides here: Fred.
OF El Paso. Texas; and Homer, OF
Cleveland.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-25
Notice of Suit.

Territory of New Mexico. County OF
Bernalillo. in the District Court.
Minnie Moore Bachelor plaintiff, We.
Roscoe NJ. Bachelor defendant
No. 1927.
Notice of Suit by Publication.
Notice Is hereby given to the de-
PENDANT. Roscoe NJ. Bachelor, that the
above entitled action is pending In the
above mentioned court.
That said action Is commenced by
Minnie Moore Bachelor. plaintiff
against Roscoe NJ. Bachelor. defend.
ant, praying for an absolute divorce
from said defendant OH the ground of
cruel and inhuman treatment. Said
defendant, Roscoe NJ. Bachelor, Is
hereby notified that unless he enters
his appearance In said cause on or
before the Goth day OF June. A. ID.
1908, decree pro confesso will be
entered against him by default.
Witness my hand and seal this 10th
day Of April. 1908.
w. T.. DAME. Clerk.
w. p. CHILDERS,
Attorney for plaintiff postofiice ad.
dress Albuquerque, N. NJ.
First publication April s5. 1908; last
publication May 80. 1908.